Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1926, Page 39

ELECTION RESULTS T0 BE BROADCAST Associated Press Bulletins i+ Will Be Sent by Star Through WMAL. Authentic Assoclated Press bulle- tins of the election results throughout the country wiil be broadcast from Station WMAL tonight by Will P. Kennedy, political writer for The Star. The returns will intersperse the regu- lar entertainment program of WMAL from 7 until 10 o'clock, and from that time until midnight the radio audience will receive the latest reports as they come in over the Associated Press wires direct from the newsroom of ‘The Star over WMAL. The election returns also will be broadcast by Station WRC in con- junction with its regular program. The returns will be announced in con- nection with the programs of the Champion Sparklers and the travel hour. Later bulletins will be issued at the conclusion of the dance pro- gram at 11:30 o'clock. Musie to be Feature. ‘The entertainment program of ‘WMAL is predominately musical. It includes a supper dance program, re- citals by Fannie Shreve Heartsill, so- prano; Francis P. Heartsfll, basso; Frances Gutelius. concert pianist; James A. Barr, tenor; Mary Langiey, soprano, and Eugene Hostetter, saxo- phonist of the U'nited States Army Band. Talks will be made by F. Holmes on “High-priced Seeds" and by Dr. Harvey W. Wiley on “Im- provement of Our Bread Supply.” Aside from the musical program and the election tulletins, WRC's pro- am will feature a talk by Mary Catherine Lewis. The talk, which Is acheduled for 7:45 o'clock, Is expected to be of particular interest to women who are interested in tearoom work. Having completed the Southern Hemisphere cruises, a new travelogue series will he Instituted tonight that which fnclude a number of trips to Old World capitals. The capital to he vis- ited tonight in the half hour, beginning at 10 o'clock, i Rome and the day will be spent beginning with a continental breakfast at the famous (‘olonna res- taurant, following which a visit to the Forum and the ancient ruins on the Palatine Hill. Surprise Program Planned. The FEveready hour arranged this * evening will be another of the surprise programs presented by the Eveready group, with a number of guest solo- ists and entertainers. The Champion Sparkers, whose weekly programs are featured hy WRC, WJZ, WGY and WBZ, will be heard, beginning at 8 o'clock. in a program that is entirely musical, the announcements heing presented by Milton J. Cross, the sing- ing announcer. WRC's program will be opened at 6:30 with a continuation of the ex- periences of Santa Claus on his trip from the North Pole to the United States Capital, a feature that will be tollowed by the weekly discussion “Things Talked About” by Mrs. Nina Reed. Dinner music will_be played, be- ginning at 7 o'clock, by the Raleigh Orchestra and the dance program will be offered by the Le Paradis Band. This afternoon, beginning at 4:15, WRC's women’s hour will be broad: cast from the Park Road studio’and jointly with station WEAF. Local Radio Entertainment Tuesday, Nov. 2, 1926 NAA—Naval Radio_Station, Radlo, Va. (134.5 Meters). —Weather Bureau reports. 2:45 pm Agricultural market re- 6:45 p.m ports. 955 pm 10.05 p.m Time signals Weather Bureau reports. WMAL—Washington Radio Forum (293.9 Meters). 7 p.m. to midnight—Authentic Asso- ciated Press bullctins on election re- sults by Will I. Kennedy. From 10 pan. to midnight the returns will be hroadcast from the newsroom of The Star. 710 T:15 pm.— by F Holmes, the extension service, Maryland. 715 to 8 pm. gram by Orkney N to 830 p.m High-priced Seed under_auspices of University of Supper dance pro- ings Orchestra. Joint recital by Fan- nie Shreve Heartsill, soprano, and Francis P. Heartsill, basso, accom- panied by Katherine Floeckher Cullen, X30 to 830 p.m.—Frances Gutelius, concert pianist. £50 to 9:10 p.m. tenor, of the Paul B £10 to 9:35 p.m.—Saxophone recital Eugene Hostetter of the United ates Army Band, accompanied by Master Sergt. Karl Hubner at the piano 435 1o 945 pm. Our Bread Supply Wiley editor Magazine. 945 to 10 p.m. prano. -James A. Barr, leyden studio. by “Improvement of by Dr. Harvey W' iood Housekeeping Mary Langley, so WRC—Radio Corporation of America (168.5 Meters). 415 Piano recital hy Eleanor Givnn. 430 pm.- WEAF. 435 p.m.--Plano recttal by Eleanor Glynn. 5 p.m.—Housekeepers' chat, pre- pared by the Department of Agricul- ture. 518 pm.- Tamps,” by Mary E 630 pm.— My Trip ton.” by Santa Ciaus 645 p.m.— Things by Mrs. Nina Reed 7 p.m.—Raleigh Orchestr & p.m.—"Champion Spar Wr7 : 8 p.m.—FEveready hour from WEAF 10 pm. Cook's travel hour—"A Day In Rome. from \W.J 10:30 p.m Pay 1130 p.m.— Election Early Program Tomorrow. Tower health ex- pm Dorothy Wright from and Beauty in Turner. to Washing- —Calor, Talked About,” re’ from R 45 to T45 ercises. 1155 am. 12 (noon) Departm 12:10 p.m. 1 p.m.— Washington ( RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. entic Associated Press bulletms on election returns, b\ Will P. Kennedy, WMA 7 p.m. to midn g’u am Atlington time signals. Pou flashes from the f Agricult ~Organ recital chestra. Autt Champion ~ Spar rkers. WRC and WJZ, 8 to 9 oclock night to pro- Special _election 8 10:30 gram, \WGRS, o'clock Le Paradis Band, WRC, 10:3 to 11.30 o'clock ed Apple Club program, \\FC‘K lovcfdeck 9 | to | regarding 'THE EVENING LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1926. Programs of Distant Statwons Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 470 5 PM. 4 :00—New, York: Roy Klacer. songs: Bob Schater, solol Iban. tenor: New York: ‘P o Bultimore. WBAL Sajon- Detroit: New Yorl AL Salon Or i"“i rehetia ws bulletina: markets wa: butleting: 4:30—New York: Astor’ Hungarian J’“nmu N ‘bull Philadalphi 4:40—Philkdeiphia: "Bblice eporis: o voc Theo, LWMCA Women Loew's Orchestra. . and lrum}a'-ii 5 TO 6 PM. 5:00—New York: Astor Orche Chicago’ Mandel Trio: WH A Minneapolie: Readers’ Club 6:00—New York: Waldort-. altimore : * Sandm troit: Goldkette Bostou: The Smilers storia Orchestr; ircle: WBAL semble market e A% o.m;h G Book review waAQ Wiz 2 Orchestr isenbourg’s ‘Sinfonians . Philadeiphla: Weather: Benjamin Franklin Orchest ket re) Hartford, Detroit: rts DO I‘lllkuk arket reports r market T Ten Eyck Orchestra Chicage 10—Springfald; Ne 15—Pittaburgh: KDKA Little Symphor Cleveland: ' Cleveland Ofehestra . (hicago: Organ recital: wiring ‘tric | Sport talk: Bretton Hall String ovork: Complete clection returne: orch Minneapolig: Chicago oo for Chil PST.turvy “time program Davenport: Chimes concert eatra Sport mew: Tceland : Carr's Orch icago: Organ recital: Newark: Bretton Hall omu-uu Pittabureh Eprmenen: Nanes oront Westminster Orchestra. .. 8tock quotationa: " pi Judy":"Drake Concert Ensemble Quintet Srn-nafllnd‘v - ‘violinis Chicaro tra iwards' Or: talk ow res. soprano: Hartford. Conn.: Trinity’ Coliege ¢ Quartet .. Philadelphia: ‘Roil call Boston: 'Shepard_ Colonial Orchestr piano “solos. . . educational lécture chestra: Oakland's Chateau. o5t tring Quartet: ne DKA~ Orchestra: ' market ~report orwan recital: M. “Tén Bvek Orchéatra: *address i Congress Orchestra. idren's hour: market’ reports 0 Clbhia’ Ada phia Dace” Orchcatr g3 RIS 35 52282 8 8 Plnch and lnd Bluk-tnm Slrhl 3 qu ard Rm news; “onrae birthday list’ Baltimore: WBAL Orchestra: male’ quartet . New York: Albert Mil rororie 1 Albert Miller. " tenor: Chicago: Lyric T Atiantic City: Ne Cincinnati: "“Ameri vocal solos: organ recital omposer” Cleveland: Stata Orchestra.. .. 7:30—Atlantic City: Lecture period Sneflenbufe. Instrismen Beniamin Philadelphia: Syivania Orchestra. . ranklin Orchestra ' A French lecture: FWHI New York: Dog talk: Commodore Orchestra. .. . arket reports orton_concart ... scries: * Castle Farm ' tal “Trio 8 TO 9 P. 8:00—Philadelphia: Talk: Manuel Girls. . New_York: The Vikings, WEEL Health talk: Gurnse Buttermakers: violinist. LWCAU WIR WL - p¥CCO. KSD, WGR. WIAM. WSAL WiAR ;nd \\TAG from Roston: Wells program Baltimore: WBAL Trio: Philadelphia: Dramatic Hartford. Conn.: New York: Arrowhead Orchestra: Joist. and Peter De Rose. pianis Chicago: Family hour . Springfield: Program from WJZ. Pittsburgh: Sacred song recita) Newark: “First Boxing Rules uke: organ recital. York: Gans Enteriainers. .. w York: Treasureland Ensembl nd June: reading Chicago Ensemble: songt 8:30—New_ York WWJ, Des Moines: 1dth _Caval Fort Worth: The Sunflow Los Angeles: Musical program.. . New York: Roosevelt Orchestra: Bl tion returns Davenport: Margaret Hansei. San Francisco: Children's. program: oliy_” Bakers. WEEI, 'von Male ‘Quartel oS ehoghi” Breen. ban- Quality Enter “Music Moods™ Edsewnter Beach orchestza Blackstone String WeEo, WTAM dnd KSD! from : ‘WGBS ‘program Tom and Dot . SERT BH0 Siie 2 wwmia 52333 3225 @ E niet: ng ot o WSAL, SR ES WTAG. WFI. 2o 25 52 violinist storier 9 TO 10 P.M. New York: Election returns: music by Roosevelt Orchestra: vaudeville show Des Moines: Band: Paii Stoye, pianist Lox_ Angeles Talka: musical prog uisville: Zoeller's Melodists: ~talks Ko Worth ch New_ York WRAT And WRC w York: Auto talk: Naw York: Radio Shack.. ... Newark: Organ recital: musical pro Pittsburgh: Election returna: Novel Chicago: Congress program Springfield: Vocal soloists Hartford. Conn elers’ Philadelphia: WGB! Raltimore: WBAL Bostan: "Election reiurns: Ensembl program:_solois Jubilee Singere: Trio Cineinpati: Formica Orchestra New York: Pennevlvania_hou: tlantic City: Chalfonte-Haddon Hail Philadelphia:" Montbard Follics: cago: Musical Drogram: Chicago: Edwards' Orchestra: lectur Chicago: Oshorne's Orchesira. Portland: Dinner _concert . Zion. TI.: Mandolin and Guitar’ soloiate . New York: ‘Pianiat: ‘tal Detroit: Studio program . 9:30—San Francisco: Markets: Lin Dallas: Bridge game: songs. . Los Angeles: 10 TO 1 Road bulletins: Seiger's Talke: music 10:00—Hot Springs: San Franciaco: Tos Angeles New York organ recital .. Pnflluv\d Children's " program ago: Talk; Helen: Bec! Phiiadeiphia: Talk New York: Cooks® WGY and . S Cincinnati: Burnt' Corkers: Atlantic City: Studio program: Roston: Jackson's Hunters' Orchestra Chicago:" Club Bellaire Orchestra; Orchestra Raltimore ‘maie icipal ‘Ban Philadelphia: Movie broadeasi Hartford 'Conn.© Weather: Club Koy Sprinkfield: Weather and ‘missing pe Cincinnati: Organ recital .. : cago: Classical concert: Conkres {aburgh . Novelty Orchestra: elec Newark: Mugical program: Rose N Now Vork: Used car talk . New York: _Prince Piot( soprann:’ Strand program New ! Vork: Auction Bridge _insiric WTAG. WJIAR. WGR. WCAE, WSAT WGN. Woc. Chicago: Newn bulletins Los Angeies. Howard's Sarenaders Detroit: Red Avple Club program Chicago: “Pagliaeci’ henectads Musical o e B B New York head Orchestra Fort. W Excell Ensemble . New Y Fargells Orchestra.” Wi, WTAM and WCSH fr Susical procram by ‘the Olsen’s Orchostra " Benia entert 1030, instrumental " recital Boston Square and Compass Ciif Club Premier’ Male o- W@CO and’ KSD. musical program Loew's Orchestra. ram.. ‘Addresges piano_duet: ta. | WBAL wNAC LW Trio song Pioneers. . . 0 soloite. ‘mixed au; rm fln-heltrl Children’s program; talke: ha; 1PM. Meyer Dav talk “quartet President Dance Orchiesira Cook al Orchestra reon reports. .. “carnivai on_ returne” wman, pianist ainers:” Judith tion.’ i " W WTAM from program. WMA’ from WEAF K 'nv P llnnd 11 TO 12 MIDNIGHT. Wrlie's Orchestra Entertainers: songs N T F Chicago Los Angeles New York New York Newark Pritabureh Chicago Oincinnati 11:00Cleveland rago: clect] quarte! Parody Clith . Car, Musical prog Classical concert Pianiat: dance nrogram DBaltimora- WBAL Dance Orchesira . Boston® Lida Venice Orchestra Chicago: Cluh Bellaire Orchestra Portland- Musical program: talks Los Angeles. News: dn Tuxe program #0—New York: Talk by William Tilden . New York: Hofbrau Orchestra .. .. Orchesira Am: auarfet: s Tynn's Orchest NMiisical profram: Maurie Sherman's: Orehestia The Plaveround Post nmn'am Congrens” carnival soloist 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 AM. KPO Trio. harmony onge 12:00—San Francisco Chicago: Or marck < a Ancelss: Western ‘Suto program cago- Songe Organ recital: Meeker 5—Kansas City: Nighthawk frolic. Plant Coon.Sanders 1.00—Chicago .. Tanre program Los Angeles Angeles Cape 'n..muuu’ Bis- s Orchestra . ation Players 170 2 AM. Amhassador Orchestra . Stations. Meters. Miles. 204 S &3 ey o DR S08LD nD SSEIIIS B STAR, WASHINGTON, Light Housekeeping. ARY LE DUE walked hur- riedly out of Little Cham- plain_street in the city of old Quebee. She carried a worn, imitation-alligator-skin case in her right hand, a black wrap- ped bundle in her left, and lost no lingering glances on the narrow, musty street as she made her way hastiiy to the pler row. For 20 years now she had waited for Joe French to make a home for her, and- for 20 years Joe put it off until tomorrow. Finally word had come to Mary through Capt. Gautier to the Yonge, a coast schooner, that he, Joe, was planning their home in Nova Scotia, and would she come with the captain on his return trip? . The loose cobblestones in the dingy street turned to ocean tides lapping on rocky shores as Mary passed hur- riedly over them; the unsightly stoops leading down into the street seemed aglow with romance; the gray shale rock of the house walls seemed now a mountain side by the sea. Her face was beaming with a joy it had not known since Joe first asked her to wait for his home. Since then Mary had sewn plain garments in a barren room decorated by a single crucifix, and waited. Each morning saw the sun rise with new hope and eacl evening saw the sun set, with faith il the morrow looming. How glorious life suddenly seemed to Mary as the August breezes car- ried the sailing craft northward! Capt. Gautler found it necessary to cast anchor occasionally when they ran into a school of fish, for codfishing was a_part of the captain’s occupa- tion. However anxjous Mary was to reach her destination, she curbed her anxiety with the thought of another week of tomorrows, for all tomor- rows eventually turn into todays. The coast rocks loomed as frown- ing bulwarks as the Yonge lay early of a Sunday morning in fhe C‘ape a I'Begle. Mary was on deck early to greet the sun, which had greeted her for 20 yéars, frowningly. Now she laughed in his face and he returned the greeting tenfold. Now she could look at any one and smile, even her mocking landlady. She could smile with the coming and going of the sun, for the wheels in the balance had finally swung round. The frowning old rooms of Little Champlain street would never again see her hugging the warmest corner to keep warm; the shopkeeper at the end of the street would never again refuse her food. She laughed a scornful laugh as she pressed her needle-pierced fin- gers to her lips—never again to sew for the madame's windows and bed- rooms. It seemed too good even to think about. She would he here with Joe—here where the wind hlew freely, here on the rocky, water-worn coast, and the sun smiling early at her, fresh out of the water. She turned to the sound of a clog- ging hoot. “Mornin’, Mary,” greeted the cap- tain. “Morning, Capt. Gautier!” return- ed Mary, preoccupled. She was stud ing the lighthouse on the rocky shore. “That be a wonderful lighthouse, beant it?” queried she—"so white and clean-like!” She seemed fascinated by the picture before her. Is this where Joe will be?” asked, finally “Yes, this is where Joe is supposed to meet you,” said Capt. Gautier, in a matter-of-fact way. “I'm goin' ashore an’ I'll bring Joe back if he's there,” he added by way of cheering her waiting heart. For Capt. Gautier knew *Mary as a child, and he knew Joe, too. The lighthouse was on a jutted rock about 200 yards from iwhere the Yonge lay at anchor. Mary stood spellbound, eyes searching for Joe, and again following the keeper of the lighthouse at his tasks about the place. The waves rolled triumphantly against the purple-hued rocks, only to be_dashed back time after time, It was noontime, but no captain and Joe. What coul keep Joe so long? e had expected him within the hour when the captain left—now it had ‘grown to three hours. She waited and watched. The gulls flew low,, some even venturing to perch on the masthead. VA skiff came around the promon- tory of the lighthouse, headed for the Yonge. Mary clutched the box which served as her chair. She caught her breath quickly. They were fishermen. A fisherman was Joe—could he hé among them? They exchanged greetings with the keeper of the lighthousp and were headed for the starboard side of the vessel. But the captain_was not among them, and surely Joe would not come without the captain, However, they did not stop. Tt was only a curiosity to view the schooner closely which sent them out of their way from across the bay. At 4 o'clock the captain came back from the mainland. Mary was too disappinted even to venture the question. she Heavy Duty Width 4% inches FoRr every hour of use Light-Duty “B" batte CAPITAL EXPERTS TRY TO GET MARS Experiments Tend to Prove Theory | of Impenetrable Blanket Above Atmosphere. i Attempts to establish radio com-| munication with Mars have been made davs. The experiments were con- ducted, however, only out of rurl' ity and. as was expected. no signals from the planet were picked up. 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The results of the exper ment< added absolutely nothing new w has been known heretofore | radio communication, it | was said. { In accepting the Heavislde theory of wireles transmission, jt was point. ted out, sclentists have precluded the poesibility of getting in touch with any of the planets through the me- used. that | the atmos- | dmm of the radio waves now he Heaviside theory holds thno is a layer ahove pher? impenetrable by radio waves, | that deflects these waves back to the earth, and it is through the acceptance have of the whereby | signals are heard over great distances, {but are inaudible of this theory that scientists accounted for the freakishness short-wave transmissfons, a few the sending point. The recent peculiar blanket that has { smothered radio reception in the East to the experiments in most of the The blanket has in Washington during the past few!p.en ayiributed both to the nearness Mars to the earth, to the aurora led ases, {t was sald. of borealis and to other causes. This condition of reception, 1t has been noted. has considerably im- Radio Repalrs Any make or set repaired or adjusted at reasonable cost. E.J. Penning Adams 4894 2505 Champlain St. N.W. miles from the same conditions. . batteries. New York Stendard D. C., TUESDAY, “Mary,” he began, it hungrily. “Your honor!” horrified, “It says June, this {s 1907!" beside her. with the Joe now? he could, but he knew Joe. tain, ever!"” ly. mation.” Although in his heart knew he could not. he expected to make that day. watching developments. th tears. peered through the the fog came rays of light from fog receded to camp. voice from the shore, she shrieked, 0, 1 be Ezra,” voice lfke a foghorn. house keeper. Be came back u_marry me?” this were another sighing of the winds trees and around the not go back street. bilities and possibilities, voice persisted, “Mary, hear?” Yes,” would not be h “Be you mal the foghorn voice. “Yes,” she called, get me.” “All right. Cap”n an’ right out!” (Copyright. 1926.) rd. me'll Eddie Cantor '— Himself “Tonight at9P. M. (Eastern Standard Time) VERVE—wit—song— story —personality — all that contributes to this comedian’s stage success for tonight’s program—with the Eveready Group of- fering other song hits from the shows in which he starred. 'HOUR Broadcast by National Carbon Co., Inc. WEAF New York WIAM Siersland WIAR Providence ~ WW. Fhiladeisha WGR_ Buffalo WEAE Pittaburen WSAI Cincinnatl woco { X mmmm KSD. Light Duty No. 772 Width 34 inches Two hours of “B” battery use where you now get one that u now get from ncs. 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Where had that let- ter been all the year, and where was Capt. Gautier comforted her as best After her grief had subsided she said quletly and decidedly, “But, cap- I can’t go back to Little Cham- plain street again. I've left there for- “I'll go ashore again in the morn- ing, Mary!” he exclaimed, consoling- “Perhaps 1 can get some infor- he Morning again—a strong nor’easter blowing, 'but the captain, true to his word, went again to the mainland. His schooner should have been going up the coast early for the catch which Mary stood at her regular post The bitter- ness had gone from her heart with She smiled faintly as she fog landward. The light still shone from the pin- nacle over the jagged rocks. Through an easterly direction, under Which the Then, unexpectedly, as the howling of a dog on a rainy night, came a “Mary, be you ou, the Ezra, the light- Mary wondered as she stared shore- ward if she had heard correctly or if deception+—the waves perhaps mocking her, or the|s] through the promontory. She scarcely knew or cared what she would do next, except that she would to Little Champlain She was pondering over the proba- when the beant you shrieked Mary, afraid she me?” again came “if you come and be 1926. Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices NORTHWEST. fi & Fjermence: 2001 Georgia ave—F. E. Lampkin's, Phar- ”§?n‘c‘.‘f‘ st. n.w.—Collifflower Art and fink bt oD o arger's Phar- n qoand Colorado ave.—O'Donnell’s 87 Pleasant st—Mount Pleasant {ipaia . —{oied Cikar Asency. 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BATTERY MAN, who wants to g0 into part. nership: vers little cash needed: d ® good husiness. Lyle's Garage, 100 N. ve. n.e. with hicyclos hor Tiable! morning work: good pay. st n.w. CHAUFFEUR._ colored_man. for Do livers: must _know_city_thoroughly. man. 1253 Wiscondin ave P CLERK, young man._ wanied at once by | jeweler, experianced preferred. Address Box CLERKS (iwo) and one meat cutter - ed to work in meat market: experience nec b i steady i at.n % 0 DELIVERY CLERK. ex nent position with established coal com- pany. with chance for advancement. In repiying state age. qualifications and present re _confidential. Ad- DRIVER. wanied: colored ln\mdrv mnrned man of g0od references: a KOO ealars now. comm on {ater. J._Star’ offic DRIVERS and” helpers on aburg_rd. n.e. ; CLERK, junior. experienced as sales- o O e e o5 team FARM. stock working foreman: r'-'a.fiu experience. Address Box ce. S FINISHER and cabinet maker: stead tion, £00d pay. Address Box 455 offce. FINISHER and tion. g00d_pay. HOUSEMAN. experienced: m: ence. Call after 7 p.m. Dr. > 16th st corner R INSURANCE O] ECTOR who will co-op- erate with Taal estate salesman: information strictly confidential. Address Box .’l‘)i J. Star_offie i LABORERS colm‘ed I‘lmtd at 7t and D fis_sw. See Mr. —Large corporation seeks man for ape: Al otk in ihis distriet: must ba. over S8, thritty and alert: bond jt required: proma: tion eh, Janager ip in prospéct. ~ Ad- e o J._Star_office. T CUTTER. good: must have refe B e Cexpenetiobd:” steads' 10b. © Johm W Koob. 631 Center Market. BTN Gf:r’ have refer. uman. 1838 —|TRICAL APPLIANCE | 108 Upshur st. n.w HETP AND SITUATIONS. HELP—MALE (Cont'd). ! HELP—FEMALE. FOUNG MAN_experienced. for grocery de- | livery. 1701 Monroe YOUNG MAN. with some experience. clerical position in a real estate office references. Address Box 3:39-J. fora) = Star nJ\ce |9t bewit cultife. AGENTS—Sell our beautiful dqlar box sortment of Christmas cards, e comm! sion. Earl's. 1517 H st. n.W. APPR!VTII‘F wanted_with some knowledgo Calivas ‘l“(’ Salon, B et s Lincoln 10033 4° YOU\G \lA\ in radio and battery nhop Georgla ave.: do phone vm MAN wanted to worid@at D. C. Filling Station: some experience n-qulr!d Apply at the above station, 1330 D st. nw. or phone Frank. 3031 UTY SHOP OPERATOR, A-1: must have at least 2 years' experlence. Anply B._ & B Supply Co.. 1210 @ et. n.w. _4* CAPABLE WOMAN for alteration of dresses. stay nighte: in suburb. Address Box YOUNG MEN (two)—Neat, well dressed oung men. under 21. to complete crew of 30"Young men representing Mublishers’ con- fracts: experience unnecessary, but must be fres 10 leave city. Mr. Smith. Bene- el Avply "'lntedl :Y 'la fl:;fld Dul1 of iRrations e Bt 1020 “Star ofhce 8% Auto Accessone: Salesmen. ; ced 4 _capabla men ?ni"‘%’e“r‘.‘fi'.‘i-"’%%’.‘fi'.‘m OHering 8t tractive futures alary. The Taubman Automotive Co —experienced. . J ELDERLY WOMA Apply ho CED TEACH J3dy for Government clerk position. Box 344-J. Star office of cation . tactful, high school mile of 14th and U. fos professional office in suburb: n mmex!l osition with m(quIan! an ours, 8:30 to § atu lvl 10 : nn h»un R:n\inhlf !woh'idak:‘uvmllah with piav 30_Oth St. N.W MEN'S FURNISHINGS WINDOW TRIMMER AND CARD WRITER. Experienced: good salary and splendid op- portunits. 1o right man. . Apply by letter FROY SHIRT SHOPS, INC, Baltimore and South Ste.. Baltimors. Md YOUNG MEN CAPABLE AN WITH NECESSARY QUALI- FICATIONS TO SELL ELEC- S, PREF-n ERABLY WITH EXPER- IENCE. MUST COME WELL RECOMMENDED. POSI- TIONS PERMANENT TO HOSE WHO QUAL IF’& AP- PLY SUPT.’S OFFICE, 4th FLOOR, S. KANN SONS CO. BETWEEN 9:30 AND 11 AM. AND4AND 6 PM. 3 SALESMAN AND WINDO trimmer for men’s furnishings; must be experienced. Ariel Shirt Shops, 922 F st. naw. FORMER EMPLOY desire work during the Christ- mas season should register now. Experienced help in all depart- ments, including offices, will belS needed. Apply any afternoon be- tween 3 and 5 o’clock, Employ- ment Office, 8th Floor, G St side. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. and experience. Address Star o o “selling; & few hours ce. » NG, ach day ‘should net you $85 per wesk dignified. pleasant work: a strong compans Petworth-Brightwood . seetion open: Fopr das sentative will cal sent call, and Dln'k:m write t MAR( be thoro; -n Pvu\klln ite. for two young fifilm”n i J\\'s Teferences. Address Box 311-J SALESLAD :;dl and m"!’i m?n DIAV “P‘i‘:‘ddl" " F o g R e . 5. capeble pable of becoming crav saiaty ‘whils learning. 1013 In SOLICITOR. for Taiindry trads. Washingior Lau A K ats. now TATLORESS. sxpord adies W Muller. 1338 "{'n' TR it TEACHER to assist with saventh grads wort in-ama)l chool In the afternoon. - Addreet Star omce WOMAN. middle-aged, for light bookkeepine 100: nw WOMEN—Attention ! Wi offering 1o women of ADi{Ity and peraoRalits An 6opor unity {0 connect them 'f’g S avren estate orcanization of tablish Tepuf fion. You are Drivileged fo give part full time to this work and will ba thorou lv instructed in detail in real estate welli o' "nfior a Iiheral ommission’ and’ arbense allowance. We help vou in every w:'l"“o way to_aulcl alize a profit on v time. Give address and IP' hone numbar for limmediata ihterview. Addmar Box 149 Qtar office. writing lerk in stationers store axperience unnecessary. must be typist Ad dress_Box 308.J. Star office. in vour oFn handwriting. YOUNG LADY. & ot engact Evl cians’ nffices: no salling or @nvassing: hours car. who ‘Knowa' eity 10 to 5. &ood salars. ~ Address Box :n fMce. fars " aesired. ary desire Star_office. OUNG LADIES (3.1 e neat. refined. under to complete crew of 20 young lun- ren- nting publishers’ contracts. Chance to see Florlda and California. Experience un- necessarv. but must be free to leave city. Apply Mr. Smith._Benedict Hotel. . = 8¢ STONE PLANER MEN, carbo- rundum rzachine ; permanent po- sition. Linthicum Stone Corpo- ration, Baltimore, Md. k- DRIVERS. One hundred new taxicabs, limopsine type. Self-starters. Apply now and get good as- signment on roll. Good money. YELLOW CAB CO, 1233 20th St. N.W. HELP—MALE AND FEMALE. MAN_AND GIRL. white, for delicatessgn. anm;} MEN AND woan:v N quickiy learn the r-al estato business. Earn while learning. Need not interfers with present employment. = Big development {o, by cvened 'S near future. ._Sheppard. 630_Bor S a subdivision: “read our” full: ad in Herald gc; 1st. Eyo_a! Alger & SALES wom{tm—nn mu want_to make some real money by a liftle overtime work A local firm can use a few bright mel hd women for sales work on commission The work is pleasant, simple. very lucra- tive and may result in a permanent connec: tlon 1€ sou so desire. " Onls,real workers need xperienc Lady or man bhaving proper personality and selling_abllity for large. modern groun of apartment bufldings: small salary and commiesion: excellent opportunity. Address Box 214-J. Star office. SALESME gl grain theee for outside sales force h._appliance dept.. 14th_and t Terebiy - e, osition. ~ breferably _ Gov perience. _ Address Box_16. LIVE SALESMEN with the distribution #a big lacal issue of a very attractive nature. This ix a chance 10 gef in on the ground floor @f a permanent connection 1f Yor can show resulte. Call at 824 Tnvestment Building AR SALESMEN for direct selling: no house-to: houke canvassing. You can earn S l'x 5 10 a.m.. Room 613 ot between D : connection and We would like to talk with two salesmen who have made a success in their present line and who wish to enter the fascinat- ing and remunerative automo- “tive field where financial returns are only limited by the man him- self. We are one of the largest Ford dealers in the city and can give the selected men facilities and co-operation that will en- able them to quickly establish themselves on a productive Thasis. For interview telephone Main 9970. ____INSTRUCTION COURSES. TADY TNSTRUCTON. AUTO DRIVING: satisfaction guaran : men_drivers if pre- ferred. Phone West 3068. 2128 H st. n.w THOSE_WITH UNDEVELOPED' TAL for drawing, large studio offer portunity for practical training eveninga will interview only those desirous of making commercfal art their profession. Address Star office. TUTORING BY YALE GRADUATE 1 rublects: epecialty, mathematics throl caleulus.” and bookkeeping. Franklin 4R27. BUCHALTER. 58 M _n.w 4 Two, to take orders for electric Sing- ink machines: big commission or alary 0 start. 723 17th st now. Permanent outside sales work: regu- iar men sverage above $40 weekly. Fuller Brush Con 614 Metronolitan_Bank. 7 5 o t_employes wanted to help with apple harvest. Lucknough Or- qaarde. Ednor Md. " Phone ‘Sandy "Spriog for part time, to sell life and accident A ddress Box 2-D. Star office. MEN_Free course In life insurauce manehin gng | nr-clgc]u ynder, .‘;""fi'flum no el ° Kidress B il B ret SALESMAN. clothing; good_opportunity for wide awake with a following: ftate salary Iafl experienced. Address Box 308-J. L rasfar ALE!ME\ ). "xo { address: men now connected making S50 to $75 per week. Paimer. Apt. 21. 1810 California Wednesday. between 10 am. Chevrolet cars and Motor Co.. T4th and nw and experience. harge of store: best of references required: a won- erful opportunity for the righ party: only experienced men need apply. 434 9th n.w. PECIALTY. SALESMEN. HIG the' best lesitimate selling proposition on the market: it 18 not stock. bonds. real es- tate o house to house: do hot apply unl 30U mean business, can furnished roferences and show a succcss(@ record, Ask for Mr. Johngan. 418 8th st. n. etween 9 and 10:30 a.m. or 3:30 and 5 p.m TAILOR. experienced in ladies and men's garments. 1923 14th st n.w. WANTED—Colored man to drive Ford truck and help at vegetable and poultry stand: ane who knows how to draw chick- ens: none other need apply: bring 'refe ences._Apply 140 Park View t “YOUNG MAN for office work, must be able to use typewriter. Harry Kaufman. Inc.. 1316 7th YOUNG MAN to work in battery aho have drivers pemmit. Apply Julius must H A SHORT COURSE, Position_ guaranteed pieted. Subiects offered vDing. “shorihand. husiness ink, eic.* Thquire tod credited.” FREE COURSE IN I JLIFE neblp and pract v peirucior “"f’ aonzopah 30 t’i’um"".y];['-’-fi'lfl':\}-’- charges: po « While learning. =~ Address Box 417-C. Siar LEARN G office. REGG SHORTHAND under private ln-!mrvmvvum!lv« Aime and tuition. Addreen the most efficient. er course fs com: Bookkeeping. Englian Bovd mm.; toue pell- “Ae- Box_2 EA‘H! DUNN TEACHES THE FA n\xuns nn our_aystem of shampooing. marcel wi 8 facial treatments. ADTIS second. BooH 7 11th st. .u UTO DRIVING SLD, EXPE rienced instructors sfaction insured: white chauffeurs furnished._Call Linc. 82 TRE— Lok before wou lean e Honour School and ses our students at work and dscide for vour self whether it is a good achool and if our students are getting the practical exverience 80 necessars for this splendid profesmion. We Placed 8 studenty lagt month. = Day_ and vening classes. 817 14th 3 EMPLOYMENT AGE\CIES PART-TIME, general houseworkers, Iaborers and night workers: school helo. _ Industrial Al 02 0 08: CED cooks. maids. iR Waiters. waitreases. couplea for housework DArt-time workers. bus boys. chauffeurs: hoth white and colored. ' Bereamys Employment Auncy 1716 7th st nw. N Fr 11 Ih‘ Ch I'}‘l;l‘: e e 1t l':fllb hl.B,BB i oto North 7osg s o e Doy YOUNG WOMAN for book stors: homra ¢ pm.to 030 pm. Apply 3046 14th n after 1:30 . :nl[l;,l‘fi(x;] ‘:O‘}l(\ el IL‘fl oy for unusua’ o cauiring Teal work. st fentlon 1o detail " Repty onty" 16" sarlouste tarested and willing to.apply yourself t: l:‘-h i (.!s full llnlnrml(lf\ln regardine soling ‘and _expertence. - Salary. #1600 ‘Address Box 1630 Rrar offes G~ WOMAN with _offl R T R Tenired” salary: $35 “woek: Addrese “Bou 417, Star offce 5 18 caiaseR el enle'r.':flfl e'.?n%‘l ied " ganization with offices from_coast to coas to become & member of seliing forra n: earn large income: consclentioug efforts a: heine, in Dosition "o leava-city for ndeanits {me’ are requir and train for thix botlon to toss i lnd ‘{Inlhl";‘n"flfll O,A week or nar. ¥ B0 M atmaner. “cars. Lo Faruite GIRLS, between : ages of 16 an" 17, with one year’s high scho:’ training, a limited number of positions now open. Apply Em ployment Office, 8h Floor, ¢ St. side. WOODWARD & IOTHR(\I‘ SALES —for drestes and coats: must ha thorousi, experienced " selling bettor krads womos anparel: d commission: d o 1309 G St i.\'w'. EARN $3 EVERY HOUR! ‘LI, CHRISTMAS CARDS We have the most delightful line fn Ame 1ea and wa pay unusually lar carda sell on sgDI we' deliger. an dneiie o Call in' person. or S ERCRAVING CO. Ro FRFE PROCESS EN¢ 927 _15th st \L AMSTRESS, alteratior hands and good sewers; to wor! on children’s dresses; long sea son. Apply Natalie, Inc., 330 14th st., 3rd floor. COOR and goneral houseworke, nights: references. 4301 17th num st :r()mf" ale or b‘mnle colored: st be « Mint, Pg, 7St Clasa: references require COOK_and general hourewaor < ith, Jamily of 2 aduits and 5 rnnam.rh;- Tequired."* Cleve. Tga§ co hOme: relerence “brin e COOR-HOU! =r\vom(Fn *mall fami reference. 18 Ye t T live in cou COOK and hrmn.urk'r at_once nights: bring references. S 1924 Eye at. nw “and general housswork, : week: must he good plain cook: ‘112"50”’ erencé: g0 home nights: do_some laund- with washing machine. Thuraday after Toon. 3005 Huntington st.. Chevy Chaw 00K D. COOK and housework. settied woman: aa nights: no_laundr; must v cer Cleveland 3711 = b COOK _and anartmant ceneral houseworker, Phane Cleveiand = AL HOUSEWORKF: nighta: laundry. _Bet ENERAL HOUSEWORK, part-tima day: small apt.. two 4877 Al ant two in family. "Apq ERAL HOUSEWORK: after 5. Cob A GIRL - \vav‘m-d o morning. in sema Fose N i ave nny " reiiable. for nights: " reference Highiand ‘ave . (Ta LAUNDR ence. 1328 Fth 8 MAID seneral “ookin cleaning and" washing .m0 ehildren niEhial” contentent o GeorEatown: @5 APDly unless vou want & Ay ] position. CAIl Claveland 4183, " ge ITRESS, white, experienced. 638 Capitol at MAN. colored. eveniges week Rt | WOMAN “azed ‘homa A board with small pas. family hour or fwo evar: cApply Wednesday Tequirad. 7 Appl; 1 Tand park, APP7_ 320 _xeneral housework: t! Call after 5.30. 319 uu- to take cars of children At white, tahle. to fake car Vear-old cid - and do Hght ‘m,'.. wond home and fair wages. Phon: a0 TWO WHITE GIRLS —or man and wife, in smal family; must have best cit: reference; high wages. 27 West Kirk St., Chevy Chase. SITUATIONS—MALE. BOOKKEEPER. JnM Teferences. A UNTING STUDENT. youn, twenty-thres, wishes position a bookkesper or in accountant's office {nrm'h best _of references. Addres Star offics e’ BOCRRRRCRN javioe aeaiauiatt casasrt references. Y. -:rld\lll- Buchaiter, 58 M i now. Franklin 4827 4 BOOKKEEPI TENOGRAPHER. 10 year: experience. years as office manages Ad d-J_Star_office. M Jumior accountant: excalient - fradugie. Buchalter. 613, 31 s nw. Frar khn CAPABLE. responsible mad. 28 years, -nh car: coliecting. depariment ‘gore of oth of 2 work Main ACGO double entrs Arean_Box BOOKKEEP references ALL ™ FIRST-CLASS help furfiisbed m Parker's Employment Agency at short no- tice. _Atlantic 1893 ealary. _Address Box 259.J, Star office PENTER JOBBING—AII kil SR bropery stiended 1. Adane $3¢ "”3' WE FURNISH firet-class hein at short no- tice, | The Woodland Asency. 1334 You n.w. N tom, SR ovh TR g {ectionary store. rolored general worker 3t once. Mt Pleasant Agency. 3219 1ith n w._Adams 37 Y Tithnw. 5 OFFICE POSITIONS. het ambermaids, wajtresses. couple 719 Rhode Island ave Taundre Fuller's Agenc Froe recistration, Waghington Emplovment T e R by the Jetaries. uunuso .?o Unless Are Placed Room 302, Transportztion Bldg. 15th & H. CARFENTER—General reoair work wi Call Adams 7190.” Work” done" immedg} v CHAUFFEUR, colored wanta Dl K. Sate. famiiy: handy man .m?x..%‘fl.‘.'flofl Flagler_piace nw . co experience: city Tefere Address Box 181 CHAUFFE! private {I‘:ml wants 01 . Star offear T Costion Dos experience ; mm n.w C 'FEUR. A Shes. Lane."Ragy, O commereial, CHAUFFEUR. “eclored._ Sigh 2 Yekabte. 74