Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1926, Page 28

MOZART QUINTET RETURNS TONIGHT Will Broadcast Concert From WRC—Grand Opera Troupe to Give “Mignon.” The Mozart String Quintet, a pop- Ular feature of the programs of sta- tion WCAP last Winter and Spring, will return to the air tonight WRC, beginning at § o'clock The quintet’s concert will include many of the selections played by last vear. The WEAF heard weekly on WRC has arranged for tonight presentation of the opera The principal characters of the opera will be assumed by the following members of the company: Mignon. Devora Nadworney, contralto: Filina, Genia Zielinska. soprano: Wilhelm. Giuseppe df Benedetto, tenor: Giarno, Carl Rollins. baritone, and Lothario. ino Ruisi. basso The third feature of tonight's pro- gram will be an entertainment by the Maxwell House Coffee Insemble, conducted hv Nathaniel Sehilkrot. The ensemble has recently heen o of the oraanizations tions WJZ and WRC 0 the entertainment programs to be presented at the Radio World's Fair in New York next month, and broad cast therefrom. One of the most | interesting numbers on their program tonight will be “\ Day at the Zoo. to be offered by the orchestra. and a yumber of ballads to e sung by the “0ld Colonel.” The ensemble will be heard tonight between 7 and 8 o'clock WR('s program will he opened at o'clock with a concert by the United States Navy Band from the plaza of the Capitol, followed at 6:40 P With a spe resume, and a Story of the Northern Rockies,” by D George Mansfield. under the anspices of the National Research Council. This afternoon at 2:15 WRC will resume hroadeasting the activi- ties i(he Washingotn base ball sam. which today Is scheduled to .‘,zm in the Yankee Stadium at New ork Grand Opera troupe, programs, a tabloid “Mignon.” sen as one epresent s Local Radio Entertainment Monday, August 30, 1926. NAA—Naval dio Station, \) 5 Meters). 3.45 pn + 13 Radio. rean reports s Burean 10:05 pan. —Weather reports WMAL — Washington Rario 12.6 Meters). Forum ent WRC—Radis Corporation of America (168.5 Meters). Plav-by-play ngton-New ¥ A opam of the v description ork base ball Vo 6 by the United Lieut. Charles Wise, second the Plaza of pan. - Concer Navy Band Benter, leader: Thenias wder: broadeast from the Capitol 640 pan e hall scores 83 pm.—“Story of the Northern | Rockles” by Dr. George R. Mansfield under the auspices of the National Research Council T pam- Maxwell House Coffee En- sembic broadeast with stations WJZ and WHBZ from New York City. S pan.—Mozart €tring Quintet. 4 pan. Grand opera. “Migne by the WEAPR Grand Opera Company under the direction of Cesare Sodero Lroadeast with station WEAF from ew Y States Early Program Tomorrow. £:45-7:45 am.—Tower health clses broadeast with WEAF from the Metropalitan Tower. New York City. 11555 a.m.—Arlington time signals. i2 noon-—Orga ! by Mrs. Kathryn Hill R adeast from the Homer L. Kitt studio, I pm.-Trving Boernstein's Washington Orehest * pom. Playvbyplay shington-Boston aceount of ase bhall the zam- TWO KILLED, EIGHT HURT IN FLORIDA ACCIDENT Five of Vlcnms in Manon County Collision in Serious Condi- tion in Hospital. Br the Associated Press. OCALA, Fla.. August 30.—Two men were killed and eight other persons ured. five seriously, in an automo- le accident late Saturday, two miles rth of Dunnellon, in the enstern rt of Marion County. The dead : F. W. Willis and I1. D. Barfield, Gainesville. Willis died soon after being brought iocal hospital, while Barfield suc- cumhed early vesterday. The seriousiy injured: H. P. Belt, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Smith of Bryson, Ga.. and two of Willis' sons. Belt and Smith were reported improved. Two others of the 11 persons in the wo machines. one a light truck, were slightly injured RADIO HEARD IO MILES. A »: Marconi Announces Xnvent!on of Powerful Loud Speaker: LONDON. August 30 (@), —William Marconi of Italy, inventor of wireless, $as announced the perfection n Nvireless loud speaker which can be Yeard for 10 miles It is the inventi f a member of - staff of the Marconi Company and, <. has already been Cowes with sticcess, RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT Concert by the United States Navy Ban \WRC. o'clock. Theater 7315 pro- 12 Metropolitan am. WNAC, o'clock to Hashanna musical service under direction of tor 1 Fuchs, WNYC. 10 9:13 o'cock Rosh Ca WEAR WEAF to 10 Mignon,” by d.e Grand Opera Co.. WRC. and other stations, o'clock. 9 Asbury Park program, WOR. 9 to 11 o'clock ATWATER KENT Radio Sets Plus “tirove” Service Guarantee Satisfaction Harry C. Grove, Inc. 1210 G 8t ina| it} 1 exer- | Hotel | corner of YVellowstone Park, T LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT MONDAY, AUGUST 30, 1926 ' aT0 4:00—Chicago New York: sports; Tauber. piani New York: Tsabelle ‘Ausiin, Detroit: Goldkette's Orchestra: new. Philadeiphia: _Talk: regults: sporte results New York: Tea dance music . 5:00—ghicago: Chica: Ohidren's G New York: The ;.,xl’"’f..-. Naomi Snirles wh\nm Stan- les's Collexians New ‘York sons .. Schenectady: " S Hotel Van_ Ourler Orchestra. Philadelphis base b 15—Chicago: Topay-turvy time Chicago recital: sport new: 5:30—Hartford. Conn.: reports; Pittshurgh News bulletins ieulture talk ... .. tilla Club Orchesirs. Ablantic wity: News bulleting: base hail resuits; ‘organ reci ital WPe ub. . . Hote! .ldelvml Orchestra 6 TO T Nbw York: WHN R o Movie 40—Philadelphia: Base bi 1 results: 00—Atlantic Cite: Hotel Morton dinner Chicazo: Varied musical program Newarlc: Jacanes' Jacohe Hotel bulletins: Chicago. Organ recital: results violimiat : Jac) Fase hal] reculte . Schanactads: Hotel ‘Van® Curler Orchestra: Base Vall and a’ race remults :, Poems: " dance " Soringfield: Now York “\"1"‘ ‘Carroll. dam Carroll. pigniet: Bedtime Stors® Tean Galdket(s's Ensemble N Sorin Ho'sl “Ler Pasiereon's New York sonex nd Roltimare Detroit: Dinner conreit, i 15+—Pittahurenh . Bawe ball reenits {ncinneti . Alvin Roehra Hoiel nax Ensemble: otel Kimball Tro Snori alk: weather or #hlan anneuncement Hallanden Reviaw of latest hooks Orchextia 0 program Hital Sy ia ¢ Viclin Sty Boston rogram by WBBM Staff and others Marthow Haskins, teno wpmw market Sesquicentennial program: Benjamin Frank : ‘market reports .. | Minneapolis: Base ball results; Read concert 1o be broadcast by station | Newark: Jacques Jacobs' Hotel Shelton Ensemble Veaper time: vocal and fnstrumental soloi scores: golf lesson .. base hail ‘scores: police s Jarobe ' ¥ Shelton rookiyn Eagle’ program fi Chlmnlnnorvhe!l—x hnn varf Tatal Madison_dinner concert Orlandn’s Rooevelt Concert ¢ Fraie Golden's Hotel MeA) Hotel Orehéstra AL Sandman Circle: WBAL Grehinuira’ .0\ WRALL Alma nited States Coast Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time Stations Meters Miles 594 204 S04 | a97 | 5 P 361.2 454 516. 1 EhH e gflll s | 204 204 31 123 037 594 195 594 sports. . WO organ WBBM . KDKA Wt WPG WBBM hews .WOR Hi " e il arry” Klass. “wexre WGY e WGBS 204 RYw 594 | Leon <alnlhu| baseo { iali : 37 3 8 | base ball resuit: Bob T 142 | 504 ¢ 195 594 204 m.’); m‘mn rn,-m‘m o and chestra, . “Fmployment’ Orchestra Dougherty WRNY Opmor WMCA WTANM Ww i ; K A RC R WOAT WHAR WA0 WX Orchestia Gnand Band recital . with bovs and’ girl Davenport - 3 conceri Minneapolis Market summary T 00—Cincinnati - Visconti's Orchestra aneas City: Markets: sfory ielphia: Ougan ree Tann - Gol Sesanien Yatfes Ovelnstra Raneqle Mer Trio nea Teetire concart dra and Mala Quarfet Theater Orcliestin Datwait: (g Baltimara- eveland : New York chestra % - Mavivel) Mexer Galdman Bon) WRHAL Orch Baso ball results: Alle Henriette Angstreich, npitiie WAC Sis Or dastra Xisita. tenor *ian Hoit. sonrano Premmac tenor Base hall talk Rothwell and Finnertr. Roston: Parer Violin ludio proz hrozran PiuTadainhia Atfantie’ ity i m Short Ao Waves Hatel Traxmore and S Paul’ Hotal Connrs Roceland Dance ¢ cal prozran Farmer miano Facis) ukulele a Aicadia Orchestra Hotel Shelb renoris base ball resuits’ T TO 8 PV hase ball results aldrese nt- o Minstrels Fron. tenor wear wHaR ware i g WEAL WAN nist: Ben Bernie's Or- WRZ and’ Ernie Andei- Tda Twerdowsics. bi Outdoor Lae” 4 viano Metrovolitan WNYC WNAC WLIT “anloists heetra OFchinet news bulle 8 TO 9 M. Concert nrogram astra_Soloats . Leverich Three and Philadelphia Theater Rocton- Metrooolitan Theatar York: Musie: Pittshursh Post L solos of Cantor Sol Fu ni Nisita. tenor: ton. Mnneavolis: Soloiate: Radio Scouts Atlntie Civ: Holel Ambassador Pier Dance Orchestra, @ Newat: Klain's Sarenaders Vol Radio ialk Clacaiand RO e New trols mony Pattor Cincinnat Hartford sonz I ~01 Reudy. Pat Patrick s Orchestra 1 Conn.: Opera hour Cinsinnatic Eugena Schmitt. Fugens Perazzo. pianist . Springfleld: | Cavitol “Theater Detroit: _§chmeman's New York: Question bos: Schi oprano 30-—Des Moines! Philbreck Bankers Life Trio: Pricilla Beach hour: ane Grannis, haritone. Detroit: News Orchestra ‘and soloisis Cincinnat Hart ford recite ] Cincannati Naw' Vori Now York Conn. Rinbo’ ¢ Siran< E C7nchosioa Baltimore: WBAL_ Dan: tra New Vork: Rosh Hashanah music: police and weathar reports Newark: Montarey Societs Ore Minneapolis: Program from Anantic City: Goldman's Orchestra . Boston: Matropoiitan Orchestra Pluladelphia: S$1. Louis: Orcheatra: olo New York: Esther Astoria’ Orchestra New York: “Mignon WIAR, WCCO.! W WEAT from St Loma: G Philadelnhia Dallas: Az News: weather ~fen” hour N Yinst g WEAF Band Fay's Knic 18 . Sam L ltural Brown's Drogram 10 TO Rolfe's Palais DO Sam Brown's Dance oston: Lide Venie Orchestra: St. Louis: Musical nrogram Atiagtie ity Club Dance inneapotia: o2 onterey Concert Quintet: Carteret Orchestra o New York: J Springfleld: 11000 New Yark Ehilaelphia chestra: A Kenr : Juisical comedy’: M Orchestra 11 TO 12 MIDNIGHT. : SiJver Slipper Orchestra ork 0—Cincinnati - Varied musical program 5—Kaneas City: Nighthawk frolic: program proeram Rosh Hasl No; ourano: Eva Welcher. Heleno Tazz viamict Tantiric Hour The Italian Count baritone baritone Ordnesira; H T thln\l( t.mmu-xe Orchiestra " 9 TO 10 P.M. soloist. .. solofst: violinis Americap Legion program Cavitol” Super 2l service: piano sele P bl Adie. soprano Ha Orchestia Orchestra Orchestra’ organ recital archestra Frv's Dance Orcheatru: Silvér &\mpnr Sunper WIP and inavian program .. Hotel McAlotn Entertainers | e\fllnd Emerson Gill's lmorf‘halll’l .o $t. Louis: Music Lovers' hour: light opéra proxiam’ 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 Plantafion’ Plavers Dance Orchestra ihe Great hou con Kostar. " coniralio the Two Wills. . aritone Musie? Strans Sisters ha © Mauriee La Font “dance prozrany 4208 11 5168 28K 326 organ recital Al TWLWI WHO WHO e WBZ Richard “Gunning WLIL W 2 WKR( Theater organ “Muisicone T Alpin news. . ... Welfare'” and concert quintet Olson's Georz, Dance m: " Lido” " Venice, audevitic.’, ani AWFAF KMOX Woo WEAL AF. WTIC. 9 "oe WEAF WOO WNAC KMOX WPG WeCo Ben Bernie's Berkaiey b Brie) s Berger Arlward. songe AM. “others WDAF MUMMIFIED BODY OF SHREW IN GLACIER MAY SOLVE MYSTERY/| | Stranded on Reef, 100 Miles From | Special Dispateh to The Star. YELLOWSTONE PARK. Wyo.. Au gut! 30.—The mystery of Grasshop per Glacier. just across the Montana State line outside the northeastern may he unlocked by the frozen body of a tiny | animal no larger than a mouse. The glacier has been famous for nany vesrs for the immense numbers |of dead and frozen grasshoppers with tried | | | | i l | which its ice is filled and from whica it derives its name. The species of the insects are modern. but no one has yet been able to guess when their swarms were overwhelmed with cold and bLuried in snow that eventually became fce. 1t might have been hun- dreds of years ago, or it might have been thousands. Now for the first time the hody of one of the higher animals has been found among the insects. It is of & Ananias Known at Home Not as Liar. But as Man Who Convertecl St. Paul Br the Associated Prass. DAMASCUS, August 30.—Every American who comes to Damascus is told: “Den’t fail to visit the house of Ananias.” Although after three weeks in Syria, visiting Beirut and other large cities, and listening to some of the tales that are being related by the va- rious sects and parties, one begins to feel that Ananias was greatly over-| rated and were he living in these days, in these parts, he could not hold down a berth in Class D of the Liars’ League, one feels that he cannot | leave Damascus without the patron of prevaricators. He occupied a fine house, as house in Damascus go. and must have been a prosperous old gentleman. “Did he have any other profession ' besides that of a liar?” a guide was “Lawyer? He was not a lawyer. calling on | hrew, a tiny ereature resembling a | mousa in general appearance. hut not closely related to the mice. It was found by a tourist, II. K. Bolton of Livingston. Mont. At the park mu- seum its mummified remains were e: amined by Park Naturalist E. J. Sav ver and Vernon Bailey. chief field nat- uralist of the United States Biological Survey. Though quickly identifying the ani. mal as a shrew, the two scientists stated that because of the shriveled condition of the body it would not be possible to determine its exact species | without careful dissection and meas urements. Onee this is determined. however, it may be possible to form | some idea of the climatic conditions under which the grasshopper-filled ice was laid down. because the range of animals is strongly influenced by the temperature, moisture and other con- ditions of their habitat. There were no lawyers in those days.” the guide, who learned his English in Engiand, replied reprovingly. “Liar! Liar!” was the emphatic correction. “Ooh! a fibber. you mean,” came back the Anglo-Syrian with a look of intense surprise. “Why this man is not known because he was a liar, but he is the man who converted St. Paul.’ They never have heard of Anania the liar, in this part of the world. | has been developed | Chinese Typewriters. A typewriter capable of transcribing 5,700 Chinese | | characters. Instead of each character | being mounted on a separate key. a | single kef arm drops down and picks up the letter desired and, after it is used, drops it back to its npefln slot. fon | atmosphere of |1t i ankle. MADRID'S STREETS |2z REFLECT NEW YORK { Swirling Cloaks and Mantilla- |5 Hidden Faces Replaced by Modern Styles. By Consolidated Press. MADRID, August 30.—If you come to Madrid looking for something Spanish and lured by the song about long, long ago In old Madrid, there's quite a shock awaiting you. Somber, swirling cloaks and glittering stilettos, mantillas above shy faces, serenados, balconadoes and bravadoes—these have all gone by the board. But if you're homesick for a sight of New York, take a walk through the park in front of the Prado Museum. It's all there—New York is—except the tall buildings. With calm deflance of the decrees about long hair, which the hairdressers formulate every so often, the Madrid girls have bobbed theirs and the faces—cool. aloof, but not too aloof, and anvthing but shy -look out from a frame of neatly shingled and waved locks just like your stenographer’'s or your wife's. Moreover, if you want to see the long. full Spanish skirts that whirl- pool so effectively.around slim ankles, ou've got to hunt up the gypsies. Madrid girls have skirts twirling around slim knees at the moment— and not always slim. ipstick Adds Color. They use lipsticks, too. and deftly place a burning and permanent blush the olive of their oval cheeks. Moreover, the duenna is distinctly in the discard and smokes for women coming in. The country which discovered America and has been too tired ever | since to do much but rest up after the voyage may yet find its renaissance in the fact that the girls of its cap- ital today show a preference. like the rest of the world, for showing their knees. Of course, it deals a knock- out blow at Old Romance. But it's fine for the hosiery and ladies’ gar- ments irades. Strangely the girls of Madrid are strong for the latest fashions is the Queen herself. is one of the hamdsomest and fest queens extant and has proved the fallibility of the old legend about the Queen of Spain having no legs. Moreover, she is popular among her people, setting the styles for wom- en quite as definitely as the Prince | of Wales sets them for men Thanks largely to the force of her sxample, there are only three places in Madrid today where vou can see long frocks. One is in the Prado Mu- seum. which swims with the gorgeous colors of its original Van Dycks, El Grecces, Rembrandts, Rubens and Mu- villos; wnother is at any court cere- monial, where the stately satins and velvets outrival in splendor even the things on the Prado walls, and the other is in the gypsy quarter. Gypsy Colony Small. Fvery biz Spanish town has its avpsy quarter, and while Madrid has herhaps the smallest collection of all for gypsies don’t care about cap- itals-a good guide, for a handful of pesetas. will bring vou at length to a group of squalid buildings with an heavy Spanish door- wavs and heavier Spanish onions. The little courtyard is lighted by flickering lamps which shine upon fat, starry-eyed youngsters: lean, 1ll- tempered dogs—the proper back- ground of wrinkled cronies, various picturesque swaggering men and four voung girls whose faces show no heauty and whose long, full, gathered Zowns show an appalling lack of New Iingland neatness. The evening soup assails your nostrils, the fleas assail | your ankles and a great doubt as to lure of a gypsy life begins to .vou, when, with a rush like a nnud natured cyelone, Pepita and Manuelo leap into the middle of that frowsy courtyard with a. machine gun the | broadside of castanets beneath which the guitars and mandolins thrum a refrain. And they begin to dance. two exuberant yvoung volcanoes could dance they'd do it like that. They stop. The guide touches your A flea. more than touches your You stumble out over dogs, soup. old crones, odorous cushions, hack to your up-to-date hotel. You've lived in the primitivis for half an hour: you've left it as far behind as the 1" \mmu‘l« | STONE- LADEN SHIP SINKS Crew of 14 in Lifeboats Picked Up by Steamer. WHITE FISH POINT, Mich,, Au- gust 30 (#).—The steamer Zillah with a cargo of stone sank off here in Lake Superior yesterday. The crew of 14 escaped in lifeboats and were picked lup by the steamers Schiller and Ken- tosa of the same line. The Zillah was a_200-foot lumber carrier owned by a Bay City, Mich,, firm. According to members of the crew, the Zillah sprang a leak and within a few minutes the whole bot- tom of the boat was ripped out. They barely were clear with the lifeboats when the steamer went down. JAPANESE SHIP WRECKED. Vancouver, Crew Escapes. VANCOUVER, British Columbia. Au- [3 30 (#).—The Japanese steamship Kaikyu Maru today lay a stranded wreck on Ripple Reef, in Johnson Strait, 100 miles north of Vancouver. The vessel's crew escaped in lifeboats yesterday. Radio advices received at Portland, Oreg., yesterday erroneously |reported’ the vessel wrecked in the Aleutian Islands, 1,500 miles west of here. The Kaikyu Maru, a steel vessel of 5.045 tons, 445 feet long, sailed for \ukulldul.b from Vancouver August 23. . New Steel Produced. 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N SALESMEN © and trucks: who are 'lilln% nnloiHuNHl,\' hetpal - cities. Short. tho ree. INST 1'(1"10 oo GREENE'S, ] CONPLRYE 6 o ir‘v'-n- TOT: !I‘ "llml 'qrmln Pfl&l‘ lons 2 len.” BOYD'S sumSL EOR SEC: RERSATERy COURSES (:[VEN IV phases of beauts_culture. T4th ‘st nowr. - Frankiin 772, r\mn DRIVIEG Lzssnx by eaperighond et o.. i»,u ol i ture nvenlni‘ FEIA ’?(QF aard SALESWOME experienced in the following departments - | (former employes preferred) : Millinery. Women’s Shoes. Apply Employment Office, 8th Floor, G St. Side WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ~ T 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 ROOM 1 722 12th ST. N.W. THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY ————— HELP—DOMESTIC. COLORED WOMAN, settied. for & housework: private family. 1408 &t nw. COOK, quired. £ T references re- genoral housekeeper: 1422 Monroe Xoply after 6 pm., COOK and_general houseworker, good: 1 lfin - rlrlarvm\vl' stay nights. Apply st Mme. CONPERCIAL, ART. POSTER. m;fe-rm- tion life: interior decorating. "costiime and millinery’ designine: practicing speclalist; feachert Sinemigae befors’ ta Tnred |8 or 20.27 catalogus S A7 NGES” 1817 AT R Aivts “ANDS Ker R .w. North ¢ > OW WOULD BE A §oon TIME 'm BEGIN Cotren i shorthand. typewriting Qo in lish. day or evening ‘We have helped mi Sople o The lagt 40 vears. Tel. Line. WWeods Schoo, 311 P pereei Six 'r Six_W S AUTO DRIVE rlenced lnnmemrr ‘white chauffeurs turnished. THOSY WITH_UNDEVELOPED nufi for drawing—TLarxe studio offers unususl opportunity for practical training evenin will interview only those desirous of mal l commercial art a profession. Address 1 THE HONOUR_SCHOOL OF HAIR AND BEAUTY CULTURE. Washington's only school devoted exclu- sively_to teaching this work: dac and ev ning classes. Est. 1017, 817 14th st. n.w. P A COURSE, WAL- stenographic. book- vil Service ACCOUNTARCY, ton texts: secretarial keeping, general business and cours Choice of _two evening sessions— 00 to 7:30 and 7:00 to 9:30 Classes form September 8, 13 and 20. STRAYER COLLEGE. 721 19th St Main 1748. ~In answer- Address Box SIOE s'u,mMAs’aip:‘.T»u'J ng. staie age and experience. 5818 Shar oftices o " SHORT ORDER COOK. ex night work: noue other need app 8th st. KRS AND H R —T Poued Bovine v rour AG 3 enced. pbly rear ElL ©o., anted st be 3418 14th st take charg naw. k&lumb HOTEL POSITIONS OPEN. Hotels. clubs. apartments. netitutions, mchools. collekss, twa rooms. restaurant Cafeterian, need trained men and women. Damand Mereasing daily. Every day opening in Florida, all States. for managers. aast. managers, Hostesses. housskeepers, ac: Countante, room clerks. stewards and other executives, Night ciasses now formine. Class limited. Enroll eafly . Propare in few short months for bis pas; with blewer opportunities. Open BHGWIA HoTeL "RAINING 8 ooLs. Pennaylvania Ave. at 23rd St._ wn‘ CLEAN man _ {horoughly” exper: ienced: = position: good salary. vw \n(ue Dry Clegnorg: 14th_and_Spring r UNG™ MAN warted (0 assiat In_gym. nastum. $30 per week to right party: anawer’ in own handwriting. staling _age and address. _Address Box 276-R. Star_office to train for executive pos corporation: college edu- in answering give school 1r-duul(m. age and subsequent s BOx_500-S, offic as mecre and office man- ae ficaionn uired. * thorough Kiowledge of “atenography. general knowl edre of bookkeeping. good at figur #xood chance for advancement. Do not ap. iy inless you really mean tusiness and are comung with the intention of staying. The work e hard, Hours. 9 to 6. = Salary to begin, $20 & week. Make aplication i your own_ handwriting, giving your experi- ence, training. etc. _Give references aa to Character. _Address Box 178-V. Star_office FLASTERS WANTED. 50 UNION M’ RILUO A BRING YOUR TOOLS. 150 Wi New vear of nce. DAY. MUSICIANS. li~pecially organists and pian- ists; good salaries. ply Mr. Brylawski, Earle Theater Building. MOVING PICTURE operators with licenses, and others who have had experience with mov- ing picture machines; good sal- aries. Apply Mr. Brylawski, Earle Theater Bmldmg RUG SALESMAN. Man with some expericncc preferred. Apply Employment Office, 8th Floor, G St. side. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. REAL ESTATE SALESMEN. Several ambitious men to loin our sales forre: men who will work intelligently can earn from $300 to $1.000 per month. Call Dbefore 10:30_mornings. MARLOW-BEECH C “ORP., 1618 Connecticut Ave REAL ESTATE SALEQ‘\If;N‘. re of. Highclass. high-powered salesms fered ertul _opportunity, o big Tnoney "eoliing new “homea. New Bomes n very” section of city. Plenty of advertising. Plenty of prospects.” Apply at once. Sales T JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO. M. 8949. 910 1Bth 81. N.W. - SALESMEN —t0 sell the United States Daily. the only daily record of the Government, to business executives, in Washington and nearby cities: excellent opportunity for experienced men: iberal commission. ADP]V Mr. Burkley from 0 to 13 a.m. and 3 to 3 p.m., Room 536, Evening Star Bldg. SALESMEN. Here is an_opportunity to make some real money. = We are selling something that is absolutely essential to every automobile owner.” We desire to add a fow live wires to our statt ol success{ul salesmen. With m‘ Jow will be o8 mxauon'w “’° o o VR0 S S KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—Sad News. ITS VERY NICE TO HEAR THAT YouR B WELL AGAW M@ NGNS 'F You FemL LIKE (T wWE'LL PMAY A LITTILE GOLF TWa AFTEQNOON FOR THE USUAL STAMES - GOLF AGAIN WWTH nR VAN AECES €W PA” S A Swwee TO TAKE THE Womey ' DIDNT HESKTATE TO Tace Wy Cow AT CroQueT’ You Berma LR EMPLOYMENT AGENCIFS. APPLICATIONS—T.t an expert letter writer prepare your letter of application if seeking s position or an interview. years successful experience. G. oom 22. 945 Pa. ave. Stenogs., typist. Free registry. Main 0009 1 _ Boyd Employment Service. * "OFFICE POSITIONS. Free registration, Waghington Emplosment Exchange. operated for the public by the Washineton Schoel for Secretarion. 'Main 2480. 0. Charge Unless You_Are Placed. 02. Blde.. 17th & 1 Fren rej G's Boyd me]oyment Serwce au28*® vil Service Examinations. Spectal preparation for, Sten. and Trpe o LA Begin the ‘tq“k and, sav . Preparation for Railws ail. statis- B Fatant OMre and Weather Bu- The Givll Service, Preparators reau exams 3 12th & ¥ n.w. Ph School, s.e. cor. HELP—FEMALE. BOOKKEFEPER_ typiet. in_general insurance office: salary to starf. $15 wk. Reply in own hlnd\vrmnn stating age and experience. Address V. Star n«m 31 GIRL, neat_white girl, to assist_in_store and help with housework: good home salary to one willing to live on premisas 3983 14th st. n.w. 30 GIRL, wantod fo (ke rne’o! office. Apply 5 ned. Sojored, refaker 0f boys at a1 Hote School. Blue Plains, c. o o teotpirie well: s ag. i Government, ;m-iuon permanct. elephons Lincoln_288: | Pot. COOK and general housework: small family stay_nights; references. 2034 Woodley p! 0 cooking: e Eonis? stay nights 7 er D MOTHER'S | nm,Pnn:‘r.m\TFnTnv nights. Bethesda 146-M. \(nuu anted. stay nighta: " references. Tiheoln 1360, = CARPENTFR. jobbing and house Tepair 1111 10th o n.w.. or call Franklin 04 " wind odd” jobe. any Kind after 6_p.m A refinished: North_7951 Wearpr. apartment. and quarters by beat references, 3915 Don- w.' Call Cleveland 2577, _ % 34, married, now employed. wishes ange: outside ‘preferred. Give detalle Addrens Box 320-V. Star office. or _ messenger— mmnd man _wants refererions. SPEC IALT\' SALESMAN experienced. wants good specialty to seil in Washington and surrounding territory "fl’f"l’ selling_re- tail trade. Address Box 3724-V. Star office Aate TYPIST.CLERK. accurate, wants position: 3 years' experience. Address Box 411-3 Star office. a0e G COLORED MAN. chauffeur _or truck driver. experienced delivery man: ref; ersnces. _Address Box 392-9, Star office. 30* 2619 J4th ST. “ROOM_AND TW0 meals_from Se) ber 1 through Septem e~ 15. Exceptionally zood mesls: terms e redsonadle: single or double. Adams & INFORMATION NTED — IMPORTANT that T locate A Kennedy and wife ‘A‘Dlfl! to postmaster. Googh SAVE AND SERVE_—COMMUNICATE WITH lelpers from the Hilla (Psalm _131). 410 Fhone ¥. 37218 o § am Solicitor PERMAN —NESTLE LANOI Svatem: $10 a head: work done averings or | Sundays. ‘or by special apopintment. Adim- 9510, Also facial massage aud manicu INT'S TROUBLER RELIEVF! in & few tregtments: wrinkles removed fr the face, L. G. FOURIER, drugices ph sician, 302 Continental Trusi Bldg. 18th & Phona Main Bring this ad” with WE HAVE AN EXCEPTIONALLY COM fortable homa for convalescents, invalide |and ased. Special ‘care given diabetics | Phone A 63, 1853 Kalorama rd DAWES CONVALESCENT HOME—Convale« s skilled pureln LET U SELL A“FT»NF TOTHAT FRIEXD of yours will pay yon $50 w £ X Address Box 7828, "fl'ng!m»- sraias ARCH SUPPORTS FROM PLA it any shoe mnan‘ll}e rnm!n" f your feet Foot Correction | x,m-nn.mrv o MANE OLE " HERD " ROUR. 1800 Wroming “ave IN THE suburb o rent & large, first-Aoo room for housekeeping. to ascoupie, with o without children. or would board the sam» at a reasonable Tate. ADDRESS 'BOX 4608, STAR OFFICE a0 __WANTED—MISCEL LA\FO( 8. BOOKS _BOUGH —Largs o amail _lote ring _them In” or phone Frank. o414 Tm ook Shop. 033 {1Lom (men's cast-off nio cash: we nay the best rices. = Our ca Sl call’ | Main 4145, Justh's 014" Stan DONTSEi T, YOUR FURSTTORE give you an offer on same. Antique ar modern furniture. rugs. china. glassware, verware and all other &oods of valua hought Send for me. Wm. Nol 514 10th st. 0 Eranklin 10013, FEATHER BEDS and furniture: beat paid, Sayare Deal’ Furniture Co..” 60 i Tintil s rices Eva ITURE of all kinds: the Tt Call M. 9’ TQ" FURNITURI all kind _wanted: best prices pald. tal Furniture Co. 490 La e Franklin 10267, LT! RE wanted, at_auction or ofhe nlehest prices lulnrnln u|: gheuscho! <tore annon, £l o In Oth now, - Ph idyg) & Co NATIONAL _ G} (N;R\l’"ll MAGAZINE fo 1605 ‘ang ‘parta: sour price. A Box 3818, Star_offic a0 VLD GOLD- in_your old id, milver latinum “diamonds: also discarded jewei . nge need them in oue “manufacturine “dept. pay hi vrices. aho. Inc., 93 ine 503 10th sell v Ph WE Tuy Tsadorn Glas Franklin 0351 Junk. description r. 812 Sth st n.w. 12 Household Automobites. the Washington public. GOING TO SE Save time, trouble and money Call Franklin 8991. Houschold goods. merchandise. stocks. ot iy too laren Merchandisn irty-six years ser Feaders. . Any complaint lnuml nec essary to he made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Serv ice column call Main 5000, Brancl 115. ANTS. BEDBUGS. ZOAUTIES, Fats extermiu: o... 610 moths. flea I guaranten: Am Disinfe. Main 44, i tments. resid tions. Cali Pot; 3 AUTO PARTS NICKEL PLATED. BRASS beds relacquered. renairei: liver plating and romot service. Acme = Pwe Main 007 o AT NURSE, white— settled, Jamily:best reference. el A i s e it o iny 1 coats relined, also smocking: reasonaple: will 004- - NURSE_or mother's helper. atay mnm. __2448 Ontari wanted Noman: oty refereners. Phone \w-c, 3R POSITION as manager of sm: houee by middia-axed lady flice. STE onm\vmn and typist w salaty, opportunity regain speed. evenirig - work. Address Box Tin A first- Cail” North |n||‘red RAPHER-T’ A Ing. nl)nrrmnl accept $18 week e, Line. 70 WANTED—Clrs J .o sictatof operat NG by day or lgundry take homie #0% i neHall ot now. 308 wework. 1010 TOOK and general houseworker: two (1) family: referace. 027 Mass. ave. n.w COOK AND HOUSEKEEPER._ white private family. Apply 340 Bth st after 5 p.m. g a family w white woman; ?('u S WORK or bundie wash. GENERAL Art tim: hone GTT nice, neat, wi 1 619 2ist st n.w. mnu wants pisce as maid or work of any Kind. _'North o = GIRL Efn""' day's work or morning's work. GIRL eneral i QIR i SRRl ey oregood cooking s $10 a week. M Call 2013 THOUSEWORK “in ~apartment di work, help with children \te” general housewori. T references. and s at- “Seo Mr- P. B. X. OPERATOR 1 L Tal tend to work phoned about. i, s?ai:zm Bt nw. exp. in ladies’ rei ;u-% g peaton: 691 Main 6810, 310 ’[‘r‘m- we £Ot Av- S teady worker . Model Lunc Phanch, 737_Bth st. se. : anted: only experionced need apply. | 18t! bia_rd. and Cotum- W‘GV"A]);. Tefined, elderiy ho:nksAe (.".? e e, salar 0805 bth ‘st n.w.. Takoma Park. Adam 4986-W. TR mm.m cojored, wants day work: uesdayy and Wedneways: excellent lyn- resaes 1520 6 a0° enaral houseworls: 471, L. colored. desi ¥0 home nigts. West . colored. as clean @partments. Addres LAUN E‘“’ by m. tlly o do_at_home. North_102 LAUNDRY. wllhllll llld jroning by experi- ene woman: ref.; work called for and del d.__Frankl 533 30 LAUNDRESS wants _another wash {0 take home; sunny yard. o 1008 South Cap. s TOUNG LADY, with knowledge of llenor taphy and typewriting, to work in_ real edlaie offco: tate” referonces. experince alary expeated: all replies con: s Address Box DI0-R. Star office. Youm) LADIES to g0 out With manager: $18° per el fo start. See Mr. Mcfell 123 17th e v indering. TWO DAYS CLEANING ¥ 1810 "Fla. a Vecnesday and Thursday WASHING g % n home v-v an experl.nvn] laundress. _Phone Ad. 4010 YOUNG Wn\uv hout 30, intercsted in people, for work ‘along educational linea in amaller towns; train fare paid. Address Box 400K, Star office. NG WOMAN, experienced sewer. to acl i 0“] h‘ frade childrea's dregsps: t steady po v i a7 i e s 430.5. Star office. Wi L_ MRS, Park Road Coffee § Tk MILLINERY ’\[ \\'A(,PR One who lersts the operation of & 9“}.”‘:&"» e ard " mr iy need appiv. | o 937 Fat. nw. | MILLINERY salesladies; must be thoroughly experienced. Creeron Millinery, 614 12th st. nw FRETTY JOFT' PRETW SoPT™ TiL TAYE Tee o Boy DOww ™ - GOMmA PLAY GOLF T W 1 NED WOMAN—Capable, white, as working hnu- Jeeper. for married couple who are employed #o0d home o right | must be_good cookk: stay nigh ‘month: references Address_Box e a1 WOMAN. roliabi ork out by the day. cledning and laundry. 430 V et now. oreon RN oloredeat o gentisman s M!n( e e T PERSONAL. CARBON ARC BATHS AND_MAS- age treatments. "zn_llh or $3: near Dupont i‘\L Ih'l‘ln"it ’A\h Nlfl“‘fi- Peads Bot oil. hand massase: ROBER 5. 8 N, . i l' P d “I 41 l ity. violet ray and elactric pointment. P, 2223. 79 VTS o KDL BT n.w. Potomac 2460 Phone " for, sp- Lme FoR ABOUT A MUNDRED AN AUTO PARTS NIC) ,l dirons, eil;i."{fl!‘;u,l'll'mf Fine i e Fal, ohn A Golt T(S Frank. 5431 150 Pvlrfl,u!v. . AUTO RADIATORS o) festing: Chevrolet. & ) Buick, Hida Aty Raaintor v orke BEDDING, MATTRESSES renovated. &prings repaired : work guaranteed. ulumh\l Ading Co.. 616 F at. nowe M. BEDDING. MATTRESSE [ pilluwa, reno.: Lest prices an h. Mattress Ca BOX SPRINGS, MATTRESSES and pi w|lawu.. (v!l'rrullvllhr Sml{u lpl‘ul renovate you Sht pricas and prompt service asaurad. el Hedding Co.. 1123 Fin S . “Phons il;‘r"ru 8 1.1" vn\"rrdl‘n soring ows feather mat, down com ed._Ideal Bedding Co. CARBO! m RNING, gwner to remove ph Welding Shon, 207 15th CARP AND BUILDER—Remodeling jobbing, general repairing of property, plas tering. painting interior and exterior. pri reasonahle. Col. 691 CARPENTER AND PAINTER 1oh work: free estimate W. E. Weaver, CARPENT . repair Ciarke ELE count o All kinds of Phone any time Cleve. painting thst. ne N&If price Sign Co. estiniate 2411 REPAIRING. motors d col '\llvlullAlvl power appara entral Armature Works. Main 3660 = CTRICAL REPATRING. fans, motors vn\l;mmlurfl wnglnl Eloe S ranklin 46 ELECTRIC WIR1 complete, inclnding wirlng_giara h.“fi“,'""\ —lsmuul e:unv ing. prompt service: reasonabia pri Phione Main 053, ‘after 6 pom Adams 8343, et Lincol arm, it cialist, 635 D FLOORS—Electric m % PATRING and_re JOS. SHERMA ait DB N Tovers made Eat, '?Ls fiF D st ch free. " Titten o Rl e el at *reasonahie ~ pri Southern Heating JOB PLASTERING wnd cement work of i iindw: reasonable prices: guarants no job too far. Frankli LEAKS STOPPI floors refinished. roo painted. house painting. pApering . Euarar fead; reasonable. Lowis Johnson. 824 (' ave. Fr. om0y 300 PAINTING “AND PAPERHANGING —_ 1. me estimate. Yo will ba snrprised 124 h st n. APERING AND PATNTING thia week ™ Averagn size rooms. up. with duplex poly-hro; grade washable papers. Up. - These prices inclide seraping. s and pointing up. All paints mixed on jor which assures vou of the best ingrede All work guaranteed against inferior wor manship and material. 'No extra charge fo ferms up to 4 monthe. Fatimates Eiv rec. Peerless Decorating Co.. 714 11th i, Franklin 9163 PAPERING AND PAINTING—Apecial p prv-u his week only: average wize room scraped, sized. pointed and papered with polychrome paper. washable pape- hat ha washed with a np el | s1% 00 » painting and plastering at prices We use Dutch Boy lead and p inseed oil only. mixing paints on prem can be seen. Al paperh; ing Euaranteed in writing 8 years, Th concern and we employ iocal Only: " Terma 1t Fou_desire: as long as 1% monihe to "' Frea estimates. PHILA DELPHIA DECORATING CO. INC. 811.81° “th st. nw, Main 2736, Open G $7.1 vaper or o 10 per room PAINTING and chani ne. paperhanging . reduced prices. Phone Lino: 707 (Continu * Lot 1'}’” o 322" 30° BY POP MOMAND WO MEGWT WEET HENGY GOVAN, THE CwaAnPON OF &T ANDREWS SCOTLAMD, A0 STAMLEY WWTE THE CHAMPIOM OF WAiL ST TVE wenTED THEM TO PLAY