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38 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO YR TO PRESENT “LAKME TONIGHT Opera Will Be Feature of| Program—Ensemble and Gypsies Scheduled. “Lakme.” a threeact the WEAF Grand Opera Company to- night as the featured attraction on the program of WRC and associated sta- tions. Other outstanding musical features inciude the weekly Emerson Ensemble and the A. & P. Gypsies. and a popular program by the Virginians, a recording orchestra. The Mayflower Orchestra will opén the program at 7 o'clock. The Emer- son Hour will follow at &, The Gyp- sles, as usual, will broadcast from 9 to 10 o'clock Broadcasting of the opera will start at 10 o'cloc] Gebua Zielinska. soprano, will have the title roll in “Lakme.” Others in the cast are Devora Nadworney, con- traito: Guideppe di Beneditto, "tenor; ;‘nrl Rollins, baritone, and Nini Ruisi, as<0. LocalRadioEntertainment Monday, Dec. 6, 1926 NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. (435.5 Meters). 3:45 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. 8:55 p.m.—Time signals. 10:05 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. | WRHF—Washington _ Radio Hos- | pital Fund Meters). 11 to 12 (noon)—Current events; police reports (daily). WMAL — Washington Radio Forum (293.9 Meters). Silent. e WRC—Radio Corporation of America (168.5 Meters). 7 p.m.—Mayflower Orchestra. & p.m.—Emerson hour. 9 pm.—A. & P. Gypsies broadcast with WEAF from New York. 10 p.m.—"Lakme,” by the WEAF Grand Opera Co. from WEAF. 11 p.n.—The Virginians. arly Program Tomorroow. 6:45 to 7:45 a.m.—Tower health ex- ercizes. 11:55 a.m. 12 (noon)— 1210 pm 1 p.an.—Washington Orchestra. Arlington time signals. op flashes. Organ recital. AMUNDSEN REBUFFS NOBILE AS ‘INFERIOR’| He Declines to Discuss Claim That Italians First Conceived Idea of Pole Flight in Dirigible. Br_(ho Associated Preae. NEW RK, December 6. —Capt. 4 Amundsen declared that he an inferior officer” in reply to & statement by Gen. Umberto Nobile that the North Pole flight in the dirizible Norge last Summer had been conceived first by the Italians. Capt. Amundsen and Lincoln Ells- worth, his codirector on the expedi- tion, withdrew yesterday from the Aero Club of Norway, on the ground that the general was lecturing in this country, with the approval of the club, making erroneous statements ‘‘ridi- culing the name of Norway Capt Amundsen declined further comment on the renewal of the differences with Gen. Nobile over the leadership of the famous flight Gen. Nobile, sufferiug from a slight fndisposition that caused the cancella- tlon of a speaking engagement tonight at We his suite at the Ritz-Cariton Hotel here when inquiry was made as to his condition Iotel attendants said the general was the lobhy this afternoon and did not appear to be seriously ill WOMAN MADE PROFESSOR IN SCHOOL OF NURSING Miss E. J. Taylor Appointed Pro- fessor in Psychiatric Branch at Yale University. Pr the Associated Pross NEW HAVEN. Conn., December 16, Miss Effie 1. Taylor. a member of the faculty of the Yale School of Nursing, Yale University, has been appoinied professor of psychiatrie yursing, the university announced. Miss Taylor will hold the first and probably’ only professorship in the wor iy Id in psychiatric nursing. accord- z to Dean Annie W. Goodrich of the f Nursing wvlor School during the W has n secretary of the League of Nursing Educa- When the Henry Phipps Clinie established at Sehoo rof Army Meade of the camp was Nurs ctor at N tion Peychiatric g Johns Hopkins Hospital, Miss Taylor onal divector of nursing there seven years. was appointed service. She wa e COTTON DUTY ORDERED. Russia Puts Tariff on Imports From America. ANOSCOW, December 6 UP). Ameri- can cot h has been entering duty fr h Murmansk will pay A tariff hereafter of about 3ls cents a pound The peoples commissaries ouncil has decided upon this change ince the decline in the price of Amer ean ¢otton, which will make it pos- sibl ing the price of American cotton too high in relation to Turkestan cotton. There has been a duty heretofore on foreign cotton entering through ports other than Murmansk. This port. icefree throughout the year, has communication with Leningrad over the railway constructed measure with the co-operation of the aliie RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Composers’ hour, 8:30 to 9:30 o'clock. WGHP, Gypsies, WRC, other stations, A. d WE. and 9 to 10 o'clock. etropol an program, WNAC, 8:15 o'clock. of Pennsylvania Universi 9:30 to Varsity Band, WOO, 10:30 o'clock. “Lakme,” by the WEAF Grand Opera Ce., WRC, WEAF and other stations, 10 to 11 o'clock. opera com- posed by Leo Delibes, will be sung by | as a war| 4 5 L] | | | concerts of the | 1 will not enter into any dispute with | o P Foung's Dance Ofchestra . EeSnnan: Gold Button, RvEWasTED Hot Springs: Ariington Oreh | 10:30—Foart Worih: Old:ume fddlere A w York: aldor{-As 5 | | lof the British company, offers minor- |ity atockholders here four ordinary | shares of the London company, valued at 50 shillings each, for each share of | cash. The offer is contingent on the ac- ceptance by holders representing at least 75 per cent of the minority in- {by t L] 6:30—! 6 L Li 9 9:30—Dallas: Agricultural program erbury, Conn., was asleep in| ;.00 ppjjagelphia: U 11:00—New York: Montana and | 12.00—xNew York 12 3 14 2 12:45Kansas City: Nighthawk fro] LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1926 Programs of Distant Statéons Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time :00—Xow York: 8 iai H -N ‘ork: Sehubert Int; H Datroiy; New mh}our»“ i et RRRA 7> 4 X ws X *hests WH Cncinnad. Childre P rogrars: - Lettar 0. Dad W Botion: Eiscobourss Orchgatra: plano selections WNAC Baltimore. W8 ion AR WBAL 30—New York: Astor Concert Orchestra . Wiz i i 5 TO 6 PM. :00—Now York: News i Nam Fork: N, Poiel sonee: vianist o Childre: . New rk: Astor Oroheetra. 10— Philadeinhia: "Police reDorie: orgen - earen ca'wmu B . T e I G Chi orrect {sh™; “The Mijlion ta 4 ork; Uncle 'Gaébée jcaro: News bullstine: meat talk ... Detroft:” Tuller Orchastra; children’'s chat Detroit: Dinnér concert Claveland: Lombardo s iagelonial e foen: MYt i Frankiin Few York: Pianist: market reports: German lessons trolt” Goldktte's Ensemble: soi0is !Efl:hn::‘lflv tock reports: farm news g : 18—Newark New Sorey’s Trio~ 1 ATadeTomin. Adel D iladelphia a S T e 40—Chicago: Org'n coneert ...l ... i46—Davenport: Chimes concert: epor Fhiladalphi "ognvlvnnlt Orchestra Cincinnati: Weather and market repo 7 TO 8 PM. 00—Cincinnati:_ Visconti's Orchestra . Chicago: Supperbell’ program: Phitagglohia: T A iy ‘Bet “hiladelphia; Toy ialea by Holiy Berry ... 00010100 Néw York: Talk; McAlpin Orchestra: Meister's Orchestrs Springfield Markets: organ recital:’ lecture . ttaburgh: Dinneér concert: mu:el Sheiton Ensemble: ainai i ki Knights Dance Orchestrs ... . Claveland: Alian Orchest; i & Philadsiphia: Bedtime story: 'roli "call S N agork: News: Sorer Hiio - i cago: Markets: ‘musical Dprogra neh * ‘and "Judy: . Drake samble .. ,.‘ . “or h“’“ . & WGN ngrel rchestra Harms. tha Bk 1ron Smipers B BAL, Orcheatra; organ recital (WBAL New York: Soloist: lecturs: Houss of Mytha:: " IWEA' Moomeheart, Til.: Orean recital; Vietorian 2 Chicago: Bismarck Orchestra: solotst 5 WBBM Quicago: Orana recital: Edwasd : Kaasas City. Markets: Detroig: Goldke eqira: " othare ; New York: Commodore Orchestrs: talk . St. Louis: 'Organ recital: string huartet ... | Atlantic City: News: organ recital: Morton' concert WPG New York: Sports: weather: talk: Soman's Orchestra....". WRNY 1O hDinBeanln: Diek Lonie's Orchenisa: wiolit "~ s s Dic 4 Oronenir 30—Richmond Hill. N. Y.: Bov Scout WAHG New York: Melody Bandbox WHN Dallas: Mustang Orcheatra . . AA Philadelphia: Sylvania Orchestr: 00 3 TO 9 PM. 00—Detrolt: Musical program ... : ; Philadelphia; Syivania Orchestra:’address New York: Vocal mantal aoloists .. .WCCO tat . Richmond Hili. male auartet . waHG Philadelphia: ns ' st yateres Minstrels T < i vaen TCAU New orl ‘ostume Al Varsity Syncopators: vocal soloist . ceseseiaans Ciasess " IERRE Qunte ciis . Snelburgd Oronéatid: Baliade’: oios. - WEG New York: arkels’ Dance eatra er] rogram . W Now York: TAIK concert, WLIT and WSAL. from WEAF, Boston: Metropolitan program: orchestra NAC Baltimors: Vocal aAnd instrumental soloiste Al Cleveland: Willard Orchestra e i Xaw York: Musical Knights Dance Orchesira Pittabiurgh: Planist orchestra .. 0 Springfield: Capitol Orchestra:” WBZ Trio Newark: Lecture: Radio Chef: posms . McEvoy ‘concert Ideals Trio: talk Musical program: talk 5 Collar City Quartet: address: ‘soloista Detroit: Litfle Symphony Orchestra: Composer's hou Rithmond, Va.: Markets: mysterious voice , Christian Science lecture . cal program; code lesson . ge) Varsity (lub Orchestra Den Moines: Bankers' Trio .. San Fransciso: Children's hour Fort Worth: ‘The Song Shop" ® TO 10 ¥.: 'Violin ensemble: symphony orchestr: New York 00—Tros. Detroft: Composer's hour VG H| New York: Lecture: th Pittaburgh: Light opera hour ... iy s SHDEK Cineinnati: Public &chool program: American Legion pro- R R e WKRO New York: Elife Ensembie: vocal and inatrumental soloists WLWI, Springfield: Vocal and_instrumental recital . ............WBZ Boston: Metropolitan program: Jackson's Orcheatra: vocal And insirumentgl, sololets ... - Baltimore: Talk: WRAL Enssmble New York: Talk: Scotch songh: public monwealth Quartet - . owark: White Colly’ Warmoniats ¢ w York: Overlan Ifl‘h"’.fl New York: Talk: Colomal Male Ay I T e wEET Ni 2 G v pai EET. "wcsfih_ WCAE. ws‘ui':)vw ana WSA e eirels . i Z Rlehmond Rill, N. . Wi Ather: ine Two Véiera ts br N dank & insirumental woics ' N Dance, program .. . Rinmond " Va, . 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Columbia Phono- graph has outstanding 82.524 shares. an Direct aerial communication for pas. sengers and mail hetween Moscow and the prison island of Selovetsky, frozen lished. Shares for One, or $45 ed Increas Cash Each. By the Associated Press. LONDON, December ot | stock, ac- onograph Company, In In the addressed to Columbia Louis Sterling, managing director American company, or $45 a share tion of adult males. civilization, est and also subject to the approval he British stockholders of & prop- tion to provide the additional stock resources. the greatest power. Jast year Mr. Sterling and as- ¢ | pages a Investigating Company, Ltd., ac. 51,000 shares of the American Churchill, munity White Sea, has events cast before them,” LONGER LIFE AVERAGES FORESEEN BY CHURCHILL British Chancellor Predicts Mark- in Aged Persons of Both Sexes. 6.—Winton Churchill, chancellor of the exchequer, has left off his task of keeping tab on the empire's cash long enough to peer into the future for the Institute of 1970 he visualizes a lot more elderly people than at present. In other words, the chancellor thinks people will be living much longer when that time comes. In 40 years or %0, in the opinion of Mr. Churchill, there will be but a small increase in the total population. But there will come a marked in- crease in aged persons of both sexes, particularly women after middle age, and an actual decline in the propor- But science and the chancellor will bring with them compensatory Sclence will arm those who have the greatest charity with year thinks, “In these long tables of figures we can sometimes ‘see falling upon tho the shadows which coming sald Mr. ‘and which is important for the guidance of a mighty com- Caves under Arizona's ‘“natural bridge.” near Pine, contains springs of in the | limewater, in which an ordinary felt been mlhn if left for a few months, can be “petrified.’ CHURCH INFLUENCE ON STAGE PLANNED Association Formed So Re- ligions May Direct Drama to Cultural Ends. By the Ascociated Press. NEW YORK, December 6.—Organi- zation of the Church and Drama As- sociation, through which Protestants, Catholics and Jews may join hands in an effort to turn the influence of stage and screen into spiritual and cultural channels, was announced to- day by the committes on ‘drama of the Federal Council of Churches. The aim of the association was given as follows: “Recognizing the power of drama to influenceshuman ideals and conduct, we beliave it to be not only our obli- gation, but our privilege to work for a wider appreciation and support of dramatic art as a creative force, and to seek its employment for educa- tional ends and the pursuit of socal and spiritual culture.” ‘Will Qutline Results. In making the announcement, the Protestant drama committee made public_an abstract of an address_to be delivered by Iits chairman, Dr. George Reid Andrews, at the meeting of the executive committee of the Federal Council in Minneapolis Wed- nesday. Dr. Andrews will tell already obtained in the theatrical world by his committee, including prevention, by co-operating with mo- tion picture interests, of unfair repre- sentation of Protestant churches and caricatures of Protestant pastors on the screen. “The charge has heen made,” his address reads, “that Protestantism 1§ unfairly represented on the screen. This charge is not without founda- tion when one considers the past, but the chairman of the drama committee is working effectively to secure an active and respectful treatment of all things pertaining to the ministry.” Cites Broadway Example. Dr. Andrews cites as an instance of co-operation between his commit- tee and theatrical interests one Broad- way motion picture which included a scene described as ‘“unfortunate, if not_sacrilegious. > - The committee was asked to view the picture, decided it ought to be changed, and ‘‘notwithstanding the fact that the picture as made was breaking records in financial returns, without question the company changed the picture so as to eliminate the ob jectionable features.” of results GRAIL LEGEND BIRTH IS QUEST OF SAVANT Dr. A. C. L. Brown, Professor of English at Northwestern Uni- versity, to Study Abroad. By the Associated Press CHICAGO. December of the Grail,” new style, will be under- taken by Dr. A. C. L: Brown, pro- fessor of English at Northwestern Uni- versity, officials at the Evanston campus announced vesterday. He will sail for Europe within a few weeks, not to seek the Holy Grail it- self, but to trace through old Gaelic, French and German manuscripts the origin of the Grail legend. Dr. Brown said the question of whence came the story never has been answered. It is known to have ap- peared in France 800 years ago. It then told of how a vessel from which Christ ate (or drank, according to an- other version) at the last supper was preserved by Joseph of Arimathea and brought to Great Britain, and of how the Knights of King Arthur's Round Table rode off to find it. In modern times the story was adapted by Tenny- son and Wagner. Dr. Brown thinks it to have origi- nated in Ireland. He will proceed first to Dublin in search of neglected manuscripts. Theénce he will go to the libraries of Oxford, London and Paris. To attack the problem Dr. Brown must read old French, English, old German, Irish and old Welsh. R SIBERIAN FUR HUNTERS 'APPEAL FOR BIG LOAN American Banks Expected to Ar- range for Bulk of $6,- 000,000 Credit. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December f.—The Si- berian fur industry, controlled by the Soviet government of Russia, has turned to world bankers this year for $6,000,000 with which to finance the annual trips of Arctic hunters after fur-bearing animals. American banks will arrange the great part of the credit through the International Banking Corporation, which will take care of trappers’ re- quirements through its branch office in Harbin. The value of the Siberian fur crop this year s expected to exceed that of 1925, when more than $35,000,000 worth of broadtail, mink, ermine, sa- ble, fox and squirrel pelts were ex- ported. The United States annually takes more of the Siberian furs than the rest of the world combined. TROTSKY AGAIN OUSTED.. Soviet Leaders-Remove Him From Electric Power Project Post. MOSCOW, December 6 (#).—The eclipse of Leon Trotsky from the political horizon of Soviet Russia continues, The former bolshevik war lord, having already lost one of the chole- est positions In the Russian govern- ment because of his views in oppo- sition to the powers now ruling Soviet Russia, has heen removed as head of the Dnieper Ostroy Hydro- Flectric Power Works, a state enters prise. M. Rukhimovitch, vice president of the supreme economic councl, succeeds Trotsky. RN AR 6.—A “Quest The great battle of Waterloo lasted seven hours. Two Receivers in &.l-‘ CARROLL SHETTVG.E- T ATWATER KENT Radio Sets Plus “Grove™ Service Guarantee Satisfaction Harry C. Grove, Inc. 1210 G St. D. C. MONDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1926. CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. In ‘order to protect its adver- tisers from receiving circular matter, it is expressly understood and agreed that all such matter will be withheld, as far as pos- sible, by The Star. 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FURNITURE—After sou have fri 1 the other dealers and can't ket A facsnt price for your goods. call Franklin 8981 and we will eall and give you a good prica for your furniture and household koods e handis more goods than any other dealer i this section. #0 can affard to par mare for them o 4 , of every descrintio Writa or’ phon n o1 haes ain’ 5436 ve n.w S leal Furniture Co.. 7 of all_ kin ranted. be Brices palde capital Fumitare (o 400 Lo ave. n.w.. or phone Franklin 10267 GOLD. wilver. watches aiamonda and_ i awalry nn&‘n b ring dept. il cas! " & A FIGREST cam pricen. for ‘ail kinds forei- E Y 1h antigis "and- offca 1t niture.”"Main 8529, 830 La ave; {'o'" o f0% MENTO Nature National GeogTADhIC magazine: 1RR8 to 1905 any parts. Ad dreas Box 4488, Star office 78 oLD abLb—'nfln& n_your old zaa. wilver. with finest sel, velours and lin; Salary guarantee. Ask for Mr. Smith. Singer e A ner o738 T0h et miw. 6 wi 3 25, by 1 tionally ad. |PEN AND PENCTL, SETS TIOMAR auet 22y 1% dape, atenat, o PR A RN protessional b7 ety nature: no canvassing: refer give phone. A MEN. whole or part time %o sell all ljves of “ifsuraice. Deameoe ok W oMce. MEN—Consideration 18 now being limited number of applications from sou men of good appearance and education for training in a field of unlimited promotion possibisities. Apply tomorrow. 8 0 12 am.. to M. Tutt, Patomac Electric Appliance Co h an WOMAN wanted ) et ot rat lette; Dearborn & Cni entirely_unineu geation. between 2| tranesortation. red, & Hea Compton ] igh & Co.. 1 40. Sals it \nform: ox for mnnn’"\;oe]mn Muat ‘achaol bonu YOUNG LADY. high school graduate. to as- sist teachers in grading papars in return for Dusiness course. Apply at Strayer College, 721 13th at. h_oron BRENTANO'S. 12th S ART OBJECTS THAT INCLUDE SUCH IN: dividual pieces as are not usually found elsewhers and which maks most distinctiva gifte. DULIN & MARTIN CO.. 1215-17 F 20, BLUB ON sewing sets. setn. $1 up. WALFORD'S. R PATENT SOLICITOR, by firm located in Midwest: must he experienced specification writer: ‘preferably _electrical and chemical knowledge: state age. education, experience. salary eferences. Address Box 337-8, and L Paine's Studio, Jeare. o Toad and to “try selfing _grocery trade: . leading_to minimum: guarantes post 350 guarantee. Address -8, Staf office. commisaion. advancement. ¢ _York “stem tauzh i enlts: man having sold Rritannica. Win- o5 Sndt ofher hooks. Apnly Mr. Rohbin., W MCG1I Bldz. Call 9 10 10 or 4 to SALESMEN. over 30. all over U. 8. AL California Grapejuice: two sajes &' day pasa S10R a week. Phone Mr. Avers. Ebbitt Hotel. for intervie i e e SALESMEN: weveral needsd for our ne showrooms fo sell a General Motors produc automobile experience not necessars: specia ty men preferred: leads furnished: attractive proposition to_those willing to work. Peake, Rosenthal & Stearman, Inc. 3034 14th st nw YOUNG ME real “money: right men. and_1 BOY, over 16, to work around store until Christmas. 605 7th st. n.w. (). neat: chance to make ermanent. with _future, to Tnvestment Bldg., bet. 10 AT ONCE. .0 Large corporation. expanding. hae opening for 3 man who is carefully looking about to hatter hik noaition permanently: sales expari- ence helnful. but not essentiai: commission hasis sufficiéntly generous to appeal to A& RiEh-srade man: no stocks. bonds. insurance. books or real ssiate. Excellent opportunits for advancement to sxaeutive porition. Address Box 55-V. Star office Attention—Men—Attention. INK_ Y/ ANT Y ABE A SALESMAN? ENTY OF WASHING. M YOU. REAL ESTATE SAL Good opportunity for you: if sou have not had experience we wili place You with an experienced salesman: chance to earn whila Jou, learn. See Mr. Campbell. 401 Colorado Idg. Main 4198, HELP—MALE AND FEMALE. AMATEURS—Cash_prizes given: aifo p fessional talent. Apply Capital floflklns() - 11 th s and_wor uickly “learn the estate busines: Earn while learning. ~ Need not interfere with present employment. ~ Big Adevelopment to be opened in near future. Clags Instruction every Thursday at 5 p.m A°M. Sheonard. Bond' Bidg. real TELEPHONE OPERATING OFFERS EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUNG _WOMEN GOOD ' SALARY NT Wi TR o _ LUN S AT PERMANENT POSITION 722 R 1 139N ww. THE. CANARIES—BEAUTIFUL. YOUNG SONG- sigre. guaranted eatisfactdry singers. $8 up. ATHERTON'S PET SHOP, 338 Ind. ave. M. 4702. 11 WRIST WATCHE! up: diamond rings,' 43 brush and mirror sets. $ 704 7th n.w WRIST WATCHES, LADI ard_makes _and are wonderful RECTANGULAR. $10 ints, $135. comb. 8'up. EDWARDS & 'S'—ALL STAND- timapieces CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC 75 (o $560. WALFORD'S. 000 Penneyl- RS TELEPHONE CO.. __ | vania njw. = ; i = CANDIES—FAN! @ANDY. RECOG ALESLADIES. Tised s The fineat homemade. freef daiiy 60 3 o i Y eafls Upuusl opportunity fo ISk the teal | ave. n.w., 16 voli Theater Ride We will give transport_your instruction in sou pects, close your nros, sejling. leals; and in evers way assist_you to become & ou will receiva & Box ref- Silcoesatil saleawoman. commission on your aal An_immediate inte W will &ran Address 28- ar_office. B CASHIER—Experienced erences required ; $18 week. 605 7th st. n.w. HELP—DOMESTIC. (OOK, white. g0 home nighta. Apply 2237 B: roft_pl. n.w. PERFUMERY—BOXED CANDY, CAMERAS, fine Christmas’ assortment. stationery, ete.; H one. Bernsteins ‘Home Drug Co.. 4th a Phar.. 18th Fla POCKETBOOKS. lateat styles, neat desig: #".50 up: week end cases with fittings. $6:95 u At low prices. Columbia Leather 2_14th: open evenings. HAND-PAINTED ~ CHIX A__PLEASING And_practical gift. ~ Call at SHERRATT'S CHINA_STORE. 608 1ith LINENS make most acceptabis g ported novelties Refore you decids Falues. - Ehrlich's Linen Shop, 1121 H n.w. DIAMONDS. WRIST WATCHES, JEWELRY. Liberal terms. CASTELBERG GENERAT, HOUSEWORK: Military rd. nights. 3934 3908, GENERAL small family: ) phone Potomac 4480, Address Box GIRL for general hi dren: references rd. n.w. g WOMAN_—Gener referen HOUSEREEPER—' s required. Cal ty references requ extension 40! usework 2 : $35 month. 1333 al hil- Spring SPORT_WATCH. roper. gift for “him’ RO ot at. n.w. (1 BOY SCOUT KNIVES WITH CHAIN: HT knives. ataz handles. §1.75 ‘up: steak stainless ateel, with handle. 6 knives. $7.50 to $i8. WALFORD'S. 809 vania ave. n.w. SITUATIONS—MALE. AUTO MECHANIC with experience in op- erating _own fil BOOKKEEPE 3 years' exn Franklin_49 CARPENTER and_joiner. union. mosition with builder or wn 1928 Exe st nw. all-round: references. Aot 1. ling station. n.w Norman _Sil- as 1418 14th 4 MENS STRAP OR WRIST WATCH andard makes and are_wonderful time. Prices. $695 to $85. Get it at 8 Pennayivania 2 $4.50 moat ave. mow. WALFORD' jobber Younc man. 24 years old. ience. with local “firm.~ Phone ELECTRIC CH—AN _IN and_mosat nseful gift. POTOMAC TRIC APPLIANCE CO., 14th and C sts. n.w. Main Ten Thousand. SETS—OF THE FINEST P sition about 6 months. Address Box 81.V. The practical gift for 1 Star office. : SRR 'S. 701 T5th At n.w. (12h and G.) CARPERTER—Jobbing: Il Kinds repairs il properiy attend to. _Adams 238. 7° 3 ROM BEST AUTHORS FOR CHAUFFEUR, e, young manhood: in fact and fiction. travel o) ind"adventure. BRENTANO'S. 17th and F CHAU perienced. 1401. CHAUFFE! pensive cai Campbell | 1 (27 HAUFFEUR. © vate permanent position: reference. FFEUR. private car “colored. Oakdale st years' exne 3 o 0d_Teferences. North TR18 Corcoran st 6% ires position ‘Address Box perienced. : reference. relial fice. —withes pr Adge 9870. ti DISHWAS ight Tier:_references. Lincoln 3 JANTTOR: & colored man wants_ Apart- Tents 05 *experience. 1121 4th st to practice with pianist mea VIOLINT! hour” after dinner in exchange for Address Box 433-8. Star office. WANTED—SALESMED WANTED—Real _estate house —salesman. Eulton, B Gordon. Continental Trust Bid. ain_5 EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE SALESMEN. We have openings for two ambitious, earnest men who have proven selling ability and reputations for square dealing. This {7, Tour” apportunits to connect with a well knawn. old established firm with & progres- sive policy. __Add ox 15-V. Star office. TTENTION SALESMEN. THERE 18 A REAL OPPORTUNITY FOR 4 SALESMEN ~ATTENDING THE SALES MONDAY EVENING AT 8 SUITE 410. INTERNATIONAL 1321 F ST. N.W. [0 SALESMEN. Wlnt'g—flll!lmen to sell electric refrig- erating dispiay, canes {0 butchers. srocery Stores’ and delicatessens; _money-making Droposition: auick returns. Have made re- markable record in other cities. Call Og- day or Tueaday between 10 agd 12,8 and b. Room 204. 1409 L st. n.w. (Dent Building). ask for Mr. Johnson. —_——— ——— EMPLOYMENT AGENCIFS. ne N, PART.TIME general houseworker, Iaborers and night workers, school help, Tndustrial Agenc: o . North_0839. 5’11:1;1- FREE, North 9334—Colored cooks. I! day workers. drlv!vr’liull tors, 25 11th st. n.w. erg. AN T e iy, Fnome North amy e ¥, Nort 70251, 1716 7t st. .w. MAN. aged . knowledge of law and book- keeping. desires position with real -estate firm 4598, MAN position driving private or truck: and_Md. permit work ~ at lowes Phone West 206 PAPERHANGIN ob: cheapest Johnson._Col 200-3. Star offic RELIABLE COL nent work of any kin Phone Lincoln 845: respondence. lentreferences: phone_Adams 9 YOUNG MAN desires position aa driver f a_store or kmall salary- 10 start. Stariofiee Sl s O colored. 3 years' experience, desi has D. PAINTING, _paperhanging market: 1418% Duncan_st, Address B ress Box an L rates: 1 e. D MAN Wi d. Call for can_hand _ available at one food, references carpenter prompt service. le_cor: excel- Agle: call dren. Young college student wants part-time position; refer. ences. office. Address Box 236-S, Star DO YOU WANT reliable, industrions heip? Call the Chelsss Employinent. 1608 9t} si. n.w. _North 7929 o SITUATIONS—FEMALE. CASHIER-BOOKKEEPER, credit _store ex- ‘Address Box OFFICE POSITIONS, Pos seeton, mashigelos Eppitymess > fi: lnl‘wnmofilfl" taries. Main2480. Boom 207 Transportat on. Bl 7n & B s INSTRUCTION COURSES. AUTO DRIVING. LADY INSTRUCTOR: satisfaction guaranteed; men drivers if de sired. Phone West 3068. 212 Hot. now. BE INDEPENDENT—15 ONE-HOUR LES- song_com nocln-nn%:onm tole- lete e o he tehboa operating s AS0N - Shoe, SHICEbART optiatap ot Pt 14th st. between New York ave. and H. 00 M C! e [0 N ol 0T “"fi E G4 LA S 20 7 AUTO_DRIVING LES! L A SON! gructers: white chauffeurs nu-mfl. URFSCHOOL. 817 14th St. N.W.— w“uEnFONO'A gniy excluaive beauty cultire schoo). Bay ind evening claases. Fragk 5151. AUTO DRIVING: SED aboR §§§§’A:¥lii’ yfifi‘;gg.g‘cm%‘“ :P; @ m. WITH DE! TALENT T es Siudo sars aniens]op o > 1 1) sl S Sl e i n. S ohf B x [OTEL _ POSITIO! OPEN. 3 Plnbl apartments. institutiona, lehm- leges. tea rooms. restaurants, cafeierias need trais ‘men and women. |(!|- creasing daily. Every day opéni 1gom clerke_siaward and other ezecuti Florida, all d-vear imi gerience;, work needed at once. 8615, Star_office. LADY, voung. quiet. settled: piain co light housework:; business couple or sm family adults stay 1 or, Franklin 4522-J, Tuesday, 10 on ~ COMPANION (En ires_po- sition in a refined home to elderly or.semi- invaild lady. Phone Adams 1481-W. 7 PRACTICAL NURSE. hospital _trainin, wishes a case or companion to elderl; Ph, In 632 i SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER. expert; val- uahle where acciracy is appreciated: leg technical and confressional experience. Phor Cleveland 4839. SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. COLORED GIRL. housework, Tefs. North BT T 3 in_city: buy your toya now and pay b0c down. vhnnlnm:- V}{?l_(\\ m?nvn evenings. scooters st prices. ~ MT. VERNON BI: P (LR pen_evenings h at. n.w. Of BOSTON tinum ' diamonds. alao discarded jewsiry need them in our manufacturing dent Fill pay bigheet prices. . Kahn. Inc.. 933 NYTHING TO SEL! Phone Main 1262 or 8530 WESCHTERS: BI0 PATAVE. N W aTlousenold Eftects, | Mercnandian” Stocke oRites. o Aigaties ste, pirisas yesrs serviné The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star readers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Serv ice Column call Main 5000, Branch —Wark calied for 1215 > S, Welding Co. hone Main 3040 GS. ROACHES. mofh uaranteed. Am Dieint Nal. Bk. Blde RAT ROACHES. rmination of all vermi . Main 10181 G At nw " STALLED while you wait: Newman Auio Radiator Works. Acme AUTO GLAS o price AUTO PARTS NICKFL PLATED: bre silver piatine and re- Plating Co., Felucquered. repaired Alring: 3 Ice. Acme “Main 9697. AUTO PARTS§ NICKEL andirons, etc.. relacquered: fine aiiver platin Eat ohy As Gottaman & Co. - e 150 Pierce at. n.w. k pillows. feather mat.. comforts re- ed__ldsal Bedding Co.. 1524 7th 16145, BEDDING, MATTRESSES. hox springs and and_prompt, del a 679 Turnaces e : roof repairing. paintine. ~Coleman Grate Co., 1403 H st. n.w. Franklin 9877. A SR = dee CAR 'ER-B ILDER—(}elmynuhmefir femodeling. jobbink. general repairing of Gnde: all work guarantesd. _Col. 8917. 10 CARS REFINISHED in a wide selection of colors. $15 to $£35. in 5 to 10 hours, 10 use. | Cars varnished. 1 o 5 hours. $9 to $15. . Automobile tops dreased whils you $1.50 to $3. MecAvoy !‘rnl‘lfi Shop. .. n.w. Phone Frank 6841. ERING—Jobbing, remodaling. re- spacial prices given on estl pALFINg ; Murray & Grover. 12172 12th n.w. Fr. 438 CARPENTER—Housa rep.. doore. windows. oak floors. porches remodeled and glassed in ‘and partitioned. Roberts. 555 141h 8. Linc, 8008-M. CARPENTER-BUILDER—Jobbing. remndel INg, repairing. painting: estimats J. c Clark th at. n.e. 1041 CARPENTER AND BUILDER—Jobbing and remodeling: estimates. 1532 1at at. n.w. Phone North 2874-J. 6 to 8 a.m. or & to 9 pm o Tae17 ELECTRICAL REPATRING. moto: STt B mpee, S e u Maii godfer > R D Electric machine and hand finiah efficient, reasonable: reliable service. Columbia 421, RE_REPAIRED and _refinished work, expertly done: antiquea re- reproduced : fina cabinet work. JOS €O.. 504 E at. nw. M. 9840, 'HOLSTERED. rep a: covers made. Est. cheerfull 3 e Fitioinor 1454 Ath 2t now,_ X HEATING AND PLUMBING—Heatin tems ingtalled and repaired: prompt SH atored SHERMAN & FURNITURE CHRISTMAS SEALS—FOR GIFTS. A GREAT suitable for every present: in_all Christmas _designs. BRENTANO'S, 1%th and F ste. n.w 5 FURNITORE_Living roo; arm’ chairs. Cogawell ch: made to your order: beautiful and service- able gifta: Drices very reasonable. New York_Upholstering Co.. 817 F st. 1 SPEQCIAL PRICES FOR deAs* O Verage size room scrape Siad and Hapered with moBenTome chber and binder, As & gift for children a room will ‘be papered with nursery paper “suite. wine and . Chaise lounges free for every bontract over $75. Cash or terma: first Dayment=to he mads after Jan 118 PHILADELPHIA DECORATIN €0.. INC. 811-817 9th s\, n.w. Main 2 Opén_evenings 1 h and F_ste_n. TAGA home periodicals for all the famil now and secure your quota of mag the new year. BRENTANO'S. 11 W JOIN OUR XMAS PLAYER-PIANO CLUB— ‘A_$650 instrument for : terme o mem nes for h and F bers, $25 cash, balance in 30 monthly pay- ments: this is & genuine Pianola. 0. J. De MOLL 12th and G nw. SILVERWARE—OUR SILV cludes an assortment of sterlin 1o satiafy every demand. DU TIN, 1215-17 F st. n FURN. S—EVERY ITEM OF H . utility for the home will be found in our unhimited assortme: ULIN & MARTIN €O... 18 G SER J OUR S TROLA CLUB- Many advantages: join now: immediate de- livery on any atyle. 0. J. DeMOLL & CO 2th_ and G_sts. n.w. Ar.l:S*Al COL F.C;l"l(‘)h‘ FOR GIFTS Which meets every taste of expendit DULIN & MARTIN CO- 121517 F st. now. GAS LAM MANY OF THEM AT FAC- tory Prices Floor Lamps. Table Lamps ane mi-indirect Lighting” Fixtures. *"Ap peal designs. ery appropriate as Christmas _gifts. WASHINGTON GAS LIGH 419 10th Si. N T COMPANY, W, RIDA IN CLOSED 3 passengers.” Call tism. elactrical _het oil MARGARETTE ROBERTS, nd_ massage. Y, ave. iz® L] TRI, FROM 4 TO 6 old for adoption. Write P. 0. Box Washington. D. C 3¢ Ne nd qi : oderate charge: M.D. Address Box 23 COLORED GIRL. Taundry work. Eve ot n.w. A P T 5 COOK—Want Dl 518 TR atarid ace as first-cl X eeit: "Cali“Adams 807 AY WORK. colored woman: first-class aundress. housecleaner. W_st. n.w. North 9334 ‘seamatress. 1 _'fi.!l DAY, Wi o mirl. orth_9162. Thesdavs [ o (X tar_office. el | GENTLEMAN, MOTORING ~TO _FLA. in closed, heated car. desires latter o L tedionl couple o pariy of 1 o eatn!" Kddriss Box 48, Sfar $15 each. PAPERHANGING—Room pered 37 1] ‘Z Gelay: firat-class work. Egdal i 837 Fioriaa ave. mw: Col. 8543, 11 WANTED—ACCO! Legal servcie it Agency. _Addre MARIE STEV] removal of faci bair- and moles. 31 MPLETE SETS OF FAMOUS | histor; . trade. travel, 1 and F st INE_SUBSCRIPTIONS — FAVORITE | order | ~ | Work called for and del ing service. Southern Heating Co.. 719 Ath : " deane cents: made whil Turner & Clark. ew. address 12513 New York ave. nw._ Frank. 3005 GING and painting of the bettar Euaranteed. freo estimate. Special te your homa " Average size room and papered. $7.50 and un. Painting. ‘Diastering “at lowest prices. Only pure lead and oil_used. :l pars to deal with a I'“I?ltln firm. Terma 0 AUt vour Vi e Lot us estimate. Metropolitan De Co. (est. 10 ye, 309 G » n ROO. % Sl PAPERIL AND PAINTING—Special prices GG Arias ORIY. average aize room serADed sized. pointed and papered with polychrome naper. $8.00: washable paner that can ashed with a damp cloth. $1200: alen Paintine ‘and. nlasterine at low: prices. “We use Dutch Boy lead and pure linsesd oil MIXing paints on premises 8o ingredients can beXaren. - 'ATl “Daperhanging Euaranteed in writing 5 vears. This i= a local concern and we employ local men onl ‘Terms if | fou desire: as long as 18 n Free ‘estimate. Philadelphia Deco 11-817 Oth st. n.w. Main seraped H | work ~guaranteed. & _Co . Open RHAN AND PATNTIN ped. pointed ub_and_pavered with poie By Ve guarantee our furnish le’ Decorating evenings. i—Special this week $8,and up with ooly: fer. ot other. grades washahie paper, 0 and up. We do painting. of every description: specialize in’ fancy paint- ing at lowest prices. No extra char terms up to 24 months. ' Our motto. Yoi must be satisfied” Ektimates free. The Abeiman Co."4800 Georsia ave. " Columbia 3 ae b recommenda ions. st._n.w PAPERHANGING Vali PAPE NGING WHOLE HOUS rooms story hall. Ni ing Winter pric PAPERHANGING—Rooma bapered. 36 Sb AT Geonee. 2434 'TiiA o0 Phone ‘Adams 5687 2 PAPERHANGING. painting. electric wiring. heating Tepairing and remodeling of the home: hest materiala and workmanship: volume of busi- Tess makes possible lowest Drices: let ua estimate on all your work. special attention €0 paparing And painting: work done when you want it and the way yvou wish tn hace All work zuaranterd in writing for 5 ‘vears. Terms up, 4 months with no additional chargs. Phone Frankiin 0143, re Tesentative wil PEERLESS DE( olychrome. carpentering. general decorating it done. ING CO.. 714 11th st. n.w b PAPERHANGING. PLASTERING—Ses Wm. A. Little about vour interior_and exterior painting. 819 9th n.w. Fr. 6764. PHONOGRAPH = REPAIRING: high-grade workmanship and low prices. ered. Phone Maim - 1023 Tth st_n.w. all makes . 32 We specialize in gan- . | éral piano repairs and rebu lhns Get our eatimats, Drices reasonabie. Skillad me. ica’ Work' guaranteed. = Sanderson- at. e Linc. 108 -4 finished an be papered or painted: reasonabi for: REPAIRING —All makes @ » engines: r‘vrrr. hand. horse and gang LAWN MgwER. . door checks. saws: competent workmen . work guaranteed: zg c;!:rl of 2 . nw service. J. V. Hutchins Co.. 1 Main_ 866. GATR. et ROOF, REPAIRING and painting, furnaces 1 -4 and_flues cleaned: reasonable e Col. young oolsred giel, . 8o 85 fociats P 2PoR0kow revimepls, S | 5517 day o' X Rootng Co. 6+ R Sl | - (09 Wt 0 s o g IR T v, " Lo oy R SENERAL HOUSEWORE or chambermaid fi‘{“&gfi'flf P 0ave had yeare: of esperi | 212 16th & Niingemser. " 13 by colon S woman tpw. | ence. Work guaranteed. " Xorih 07 6| UPHOLSTERING_Cabinetmaking. —antige . 1 o - | arniture. reproduction and e Yehn iy} siay fights: $10 & T e 2003 e m?.f" M RO ARED, - | faning. furnfture mada 10 flrdrfrv‘n.y"l‘inl_;;an'lm- .. or o GIRL for general housework or evening 1817 6th at. n.w. work. IR, colored. wants day work of any kind. TRL. colored '---n-‘ iz fam platn = o one ar twn housework: no n.w. ite anndry xv of r_licht 200 Yislon: North 10a3 1850 18th atinw I ot VT i B ereaod 1513 athre e L. 8380, &UN BATHS AND SWEDISH \ussnfi: eumatism. euritis, nervousness, col %-r et Cirt e, North 3047 7y cme Weatherstripping C: & metal weathar WINDOW. SHADES gcree: R atjar Dot il 014K sripe. SO, Sl o [