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HELP AND SITUATIONS. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. ___(Continued.) Tonz established, mixed trade: %ood fof delicatsasen WANTED—MISCELLANEQUS. ADDRESSOGRAPH wanted: siightly used machine at low price. Call Pot. 6167 HELP—FEMALE, Continued.) HOUSEWIVES. e money in your spare time. are two hours a day for 'ple: outdoor worlt, you'can add regularly to your monthly ‘income. An old established com- pany offers & féw openings to people, par- ticularly ‘women. who cannot devote full time 10 husiness, Write and we will send full varticulars.” Addrees Box 122K, Star HELP—MALE. BOYS TO SELL MAGAZINES: ench gondicte a business of Ris ewn. which o fors him cash profits, valuable brizes and a g AVPIY 18 Bryant si. LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAlNMENT \IOVDAY AUGUST 8, 192“ Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time DRUG STORE. It ;| 5300 without koods CONVICTED LEAGUE CHIEF 15 UPHELD & PATENTS IN RADIO | PROVOKE INQUIRY Call Wed- Experienced : V\m sacrifice. to_Tako full charge of Dixie Lunc il . O3LF st n.w. APPAREL. mon's womon'a._children rummage salc: also Rousehold woods pay cash Cohen. Fr. 2489 or Fr APPX men's Got g ends. mise rrice. with livics quarters ahove, see wore. between § and 10. at 1116 14th has efrigerator and Addross Box ritories: live-wire 4708 OM. ion-defyirix e vlace on market 4:00—New York: Tea music: base hall scores: market reports. Stations Maters. Miles offic rimm Confusion Exists in Trade From Numerous Disputes Over Rights. One of the radio industry’s most complicated problems, patent rights, is to be made the subject of an ex- haustive inquiry by the Radio Manu facturers’ Association, a group com- prising more than 300 makers of sets and parts. This was announced by L. S. Baker, vice president of the as- sociation, who is also the secretary of the National Assoclation of Broad: casters, while here this week to invi the Radio Commission to partict pmo in the broadcasters’ part of the radio industries week program in New York n_mid-September. Despite the recent license agree- ments covering a score of important patents and entered into by Radio Corporation of America with seven other manufacturers in order to ob- wviate numerous litigations, the patent situation is still tied up in knots which the courts have been asked to unravel For example, some speaker patents are notably in dispute, as are many other devices Only this week, Radio Corporation began suit against a New York radio dealer as a test to determine whether back rovalties are not due from one of the Alexanderson patents, the rights to which recently were sus- tained in the courts. In other words, A. wants to collect on back profits made on a device to which its legal claims had been upheld. The recent license agreement miti- gated to a large extent the sirained situation among some manufacturers. avhose ability to continue producing theis sets depended on the use of the parts in litigation. As a pioneer in the Tadio field and the rightful successor #0 General Electric and Westinghouse radio patents of the early days, Radlo Corporation claimed the rjghts to these patents. It consented, however, to Ticensing them to the others at a roy- ®lty amicably agreed upon. Mr. Baker said the radio industry is n a position analogous to the auto- motive in the latter’s infant days. The mutomobile manufacturers settled their problem by pooling most automo- bile patents and interchanging their use through a system of cross-licenses The Radio Manufacturers' Association f!snrds it as possible that it can do in its fie.d what the National Automo- bile Chamber of Commerce did with automotive patents. Drs. Alfred Hall-Quest and Harry Hibschman, whose weekly debates be- fore the microphone of WEAF are one of the outstanding features of WRC's program, have picked for their topic tonight the mooted question, “Are the Movies a Demoralizing Influence?” {The debate is scheduled at 6:10 o'clock. WRC also will draw from New York & number of other attractions, chief among them the weekly entertainment of “Roxy's Gang,” and a tabloid ver- sion of Verdi's opera, “The Masked Ball,” which will be sung, as usual, by the National Opera Co., under the direction of Cesare Sodero. “Roxy"” will feature Adelaide De Loca, con- fralto, a new acquisition to his *gang. The concert of the Navy Band on the plaza of the Capitol is the only at- traction of local origin on WRC's echedule. It will begin at 8 o'clock. The Roumanian Gypsies, under the direction of Gica Jonesco, and a pro- gram of music by students of the O'Connor School of Expression and & joint recital by Rosa Pollio-Harman, mezzo soprano, and Elizabeth Gardner Coombs, concert pianist, are the musi- cal attractions on WMAL'S program tonight. “Speech Force and Speech |1 Flexibility,” the third talk of a series on the art of public speaking by Caleb ©O’Connor, will conclude the program. LocalRadio Entertainment Monday, August 8, 1927 NAA~—Washington Navy Yard (4345 ' Meters). | 10:45 a.m.—Weather Bureau reports. J 3:45 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. 9:55 p.m.—Arlington time signals. 10:05 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. “Rfll"—“’ashlngmn Radio Hospital Fund (319 Meters). 11 to 12 noon—Current events and police reports. Music. WRO—Radio Corporation of America (168.5 Meters). 3 pm.—Laura Combs, soprano; Mme. Alba Rose Victor, violinist, and Harrington Van Hoeson, baritone, from WEAF. 3:30 p.m.—Edward from WEAF. 345 p.m,—"Fairs and Faker: Bob Sherwood, from WEAF. 4 p.m.—Hofbrau Orchestra, WEAF. 5 p.m.—Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra, from WEA 5:55 p.m. WEAF. 6 p.m.—Salvatore Cusenza, banjoist, from WEAF. 6:10 p.m.—"Vital Topics of _the Day,” a debate between Dr. Hall Quest and Dr. Harry Hibschman, from WEAF. 6:30 p.m from WEAF. 8 p.m.—<Correct time, from WEAF, & p.m.—Navy Band concert, from the plaza of the Capitol. 9 —Verdi's opera, “The Masked the National Grand Opera Co., from WEAF. 10 p.m.—Palais from WEAF. Early Program Tuesday. 6:45_a.m.--Tower health exercises, from WEAF. 7:15_a.m from WEA 30 WEAF, Steele, planist, by from Base ball scores, from “Roxy and His Gang,” 4'Or Orchestra, “The Roaring Lyons," a.m.—"Cheerio,” from New York a.m.—Greenwich Village Inn Orchestra, from WEAF, 12:15 p.m.—Al Freedman's Orches- . trom WJZ. 1to 2 p.m.— 10t studios. t can recital, from the 1V MAL — Washington Radio Forum (302.8 Meters). 7:50 to 8 p.m.—News flashes. 5 to 9 p.m fusical program by the | umanian Gypsies i ) to 9:20 p.m.—Program b of the O'Connor School of Expression. 20 to 9:30 p.m.—"'Speech Force and | cech Flexibility,” by Caleb O'Connor. 9:30 to 10 p.m.—Joint musical recital Rosa Pollio-Jarman, mezzo-soprano, znd Elizabeth Gardner Coombs, con- cert pianist, 10 p.m.—Latest news flashes. WIND SPLITS PARACHUTE. Flyer Delays Oponin; Until Drop of 2,100 Feet. CINCINNATI, August 8 (P).—A new world's record for delayed parachute jumping was made at Blue Ash, Ohlo yesterday by Sergt. Paul A. Dewees ‘Who nearly lost his life as he fell 2,100 feet before attempting to open his parachute. When only 400 fel from the earth, Sergt. Deweese, who 1s attached to Watson Airport, opened students by Baltimore: Musical program: WBAL Salon 13:00—Des 13:45—Kaus: TWO DIE IN PLANE CRASH. Man and Woman Fatally Hurt as Frank Mast and Miss Cora Simonson, both of Polgon, piloted by Walter H. Brown of Mis- soula, shortly after it struck a pole in tak- ing off. Brown New York: Janssen's Hofbrau Orcies| York: "Entertainers New ; Mooseneart o concert 5700 Chteago. Alchunee Club: New York: Waldorf-Astoria Concert WRC, WEEL_ WCAE and Weather report: Benjam rket reporta . & Teports: news: base New York: Herman Tk Planist: vocal soloist : Songs: base ball scores: G Shelton Ensemble: soloist: se Bond Trio: sport rev ball “scores: Adelp \eatra program A Newman, " pianists Ansor e news ‘bul 6 To 7 Paimer_Orchestr: Atlant s City. M. rton Orchestr: d, Conn.: Boud Trie: C Leo Reisman's Orchestra Adelphia_ Occhestra: 1ton Ensemble: Lesitow's “Home" talk, Erite Golden's Gypeion German m v tal ton 00— Mooselieart Newark | § New Forie Meigtcr New ' York esults Adelphia nectay w York Clevetand Detroit Dotrit Chicag » Colum bus Rossvile iessna: " police Wipa ol “eali v concert program, time: Klein Royal C Lombardo! rconeart program. . Twilight musical® Studio orchestra Di Vesne N Y “ore out program: Whit Binner concert SRoxy® and i Gang WRE, WHAS. “WSB. WSM. and, WCCO. ‘from. . i : "Y.: Spiritual mectiis 6:45—Troy. N Y-’ Orchestra orogr. Atlantic City: ook talkc’ by Wi Davennort: Program from WiZ. . Minneapolis: Markets roads and bise TTO s Concert, Trio_an WOr Buffalo, T ter 7:00—Atlantie City New York - Suuth WEEL WJAR, Vocal and WLIT WWwJ instrumental s kets: weather: Hawavian ' Four' Fla.: Fleetwood ‘Whitehall Trio: Miamt New ~Beach, York: Blake Atlantic String Quartet and singers .. Rossville. N Children’s tal . studic orchestra lumbns. Ohio: “Jests “and ‘Jinkle: New York: Pian Christian Science aried musical pro Philadeinhia _WOO Coneert New York, cai soloist: Newark: Correct time: Band, W and Detroit: ‘News: market dio recital nn.: Canitoi Dallas, Baker Orehestra: Des Moities vou Tocture. ram. ... * rcader, ! Aviation”: eports: ‘base 1 resentation organ 8 T0 Program of Irish music Jork Galdman Hand concerty R WRC WLIT.” WCAE, WMAQ and.. ... 0., Detroit: Symphony Orchest m * Bel Phiarmonte Band: corroet ¢ Studio Ensemble ‘and vocal Vocal and_ instrumental s Ohio: Artigt recital. AtlanticString Quartet 8:00—Philadelphia N Newark attimore New York Columbus, Dance Or Musical Seal “und Kansas Cit Boston: Hawall Minneapo) Davengort: New York Drogram. . instrumental 01 vocal soloist: poglight hour, KDKA Atiantic City: Steel Pler 'Minstrels cincavel. Traymore Concort Orche incinnati: ‘Lyric Quartel 8:30—~Des Moines. Tre Automatic Aitato 9 TO 10 9:00—New York: Musical talk New Yurk: Correct time Orchestra rogram: Minneapolis: Dance’ orchestra: ‘quartet.’. orchestr: orchestra pr: Home' Makers Columbus. Oliio: “King Taste* hou New York: Vocal and inatrumental sol police and weather reports Orchestra. . news buil Atlantic Dance Troy. N New York ity Schw: Trio. 3altimore: ' Studio Dance Newark: Musical program: adeiphia: Orean ‘recital: - Cincinnati: New York: Palais D'Or Orchestra. WS. Newarke Weather report: muysical b Columbus, Olio: "Song lhuu At iy Siiver B tawfoni's Orchestra. . New York: Entertainers: Veo's’ Orche s Mownwes, Violin anl piano selecti anaaa' Cllv! Varied musical prosram, Miami B Fleetwood Dance T Cann - “News: . Club. Worthy l(‘\‘('l‘ d: Studlo’ program, . New York i{m Springs 05 Ange oloists: solojsts . Davis' Quinict: Johson's Trio: s “Musical _progt Francisco: Ruds Seiger's Dance incinnati: Cliff Curtner's Orehestra. 1 PM. TO 12 Flanist snd violin sele 1:00—Hot Springs: Los Angeles tional de ken Arre Ciheiands Sammy Watkin's Otchestn: Orsan_recital. . Boston: Minneapolis: Musical ‘Drogram: Motnes: Orsan recital. Feature nrwn o Algeles: Shell vroxram K ity: Nighthawk frolic: ira Drogram...... 08 ‘Angeles Lits 1” R usica ram Fariety” o Earl’ Burtnetvs OFt 2 TO S Ambassador Datice Orc 1:00—Los Angeles San raneisco Los Augeles 2:00—Los Angeles Machine Takes Off. POLSON, Mont., August 8 (®.— were fatally injured here yesterday when an airplane, fell into the Flathead River Both Mast and Miss Simon- son died within a short time after being removed from the wreckage. vas uninjured —bec Your dealer will have Dorsch’s Cinnamon Strips tomorrow— Tuesday e parachute. The huge canvas %Pned with a crack, splitting in half from the velocity of the wind. However, the fall was -umclcntly Broken to save Deweese. i “Dream Daddy aestion ' period base hall scores the WOO Tri * WBZ. WBZA Sea Isianders: Goldman WSAT ists road cert "Or Twins: vocal and instrumental soloisis Tio: address. Nnuk l”mmlrmumc recifal Fort Des Moines Quartet. WTAM me: Moonlight s:mz' Al Friedman's by the National Grand Opera ( WRC. WCSH. WIAN. WCAE. weather tport Studio feature: dance music .... 10 TO 11°P : dance program. ... pver Club Dance onhesu-. “dodk " Pianist; Manhattan Serenaders. Dlayi g Gocert oo Iz Co.'s ‘prokram. Kil and "Long’s’ 12 MIDNIGHT T0 1 AM. tra. WRC and .10 F WGL .WJID Indiana Church (‘\I Expresse songs: stories. WEBH hatt WEAF concert .WIP Ore nin’ Fran mm ball scores: Batook VGY JWNYC WOGT WMCA OR i it way WNAC SWIID marketal violiniat nia String Ensemble olden' s Orclieatra, cores. WMAF and hia ‘Orchestra By the Associate LAFAY resoluti E. Ind B ine support humaker, Anti-S superinten: lotne: loon Lea [ Ctorian scores Orchestra. .. WD 1 musical. Lot for report 18 month: by to rohestra, WMAF and WOR i McAlpin Orchestra: ’ the ann Indiana ARl wMCA renoris: base birthday hd confere ch ) w riay penal farm lollars was 1 his fine. Jesse I attorney, also was foun tempt, but sentence hi nounced “We deplore this sty WGHP WERM WAIU WBBR ehail’ Cancert Trio. . WABG o W00 FDIA WIRKSD. an recital Al soloists weather chiidren WEBAL, W7 WKBW WHAZ WHAR WOC IWCCo and the high authori in such positions of t lutfon reads, “Dr. Shumaker and representatives ar aind the Anti nues. “We concu bail revorts” . P oloist WHAR WEAF, WNAC address: WDAF WHAZ WMBF IWABC ou them con disse vort of the court critieism of judici desired rath “To be In consideratior to condem: for the wreck of all opinion s pronouncins the product of selfishn influence, “Therefore we call u ns to vote to secure _make possible Band “concert. and ey réports: tha 1 de than sti uenced s to su hestra. .. .. of Scotland "Yard 'l{rmr cal” aoloists: * farm " dalk, L. W00 weeu WOR| VGHP WEAM WTIC WEAA WHO The annual report of League aceused certain { udice in liquor cases SN correct o fais : tion for arrest of ud ime, WMAF ‘and " Sololat. 1.« olois | WORLD EDUCATO SatETa ‘and’ ‘singers E: &0 m»iL % org: and, e (on TORONTO, The World Associations, confe nce this streriuous week's standing among the d morning were the op the committees on t dan plan. Upon the f | committees the federa ke to work out def programs, calculated t peace, aphael Herman offered §: cational plan which wc duce world peace. I mitted in 21 languag: many countris world-wide and Jury awarded the priz educator, Dr. David chancellor emeritus ford University, Federatio) in oists cting.” WMAF WhAF and ‘and WEAR L.W00 JWLW ¥ WEAF A WPG IWGL Al and WRC. from. rogram. WMAF and o stra jons Orchestra Orehestra organ ... Foley’ Orch MIDNI ction: terest. WTA orean recital o\ rehesira. . DENVER, Colo., versity of Colorado 1903, died here yester native of Elizaville, ABL TONIGE Debate Quest and Harry WEAF, WRC an stations, 6:10 o'clc Al hesira. ENTERS BENNETT RACE. Eelgian Balloonist to Compete at Detroit Next Month. BRUSBELS, Belgium, August § (®).—The Telgian balloonist, Veen- stra, backed by a group of stockhold- ers, has sent his entry for the interna- tional Gordon Bennett race, to be started from Detroit early next month. He will be accompanied by Robert Swannet. Mr. Quersin, who was to have been accompanied by Veenstra, will have M. Van Den Bemden as his assistant Goldman Band, “Roxy” and WJZ, WRC and a 8 o'clock. Verdi’s opera, Ball,” WEAF, sociated stations, Making a “Slide for Home” ause mother will cut a generous slice of Dorsch’s “Split-top” Loaf —and maybe fold it around a dash of jelly or a bit of cheese, making it into one of those wonderful sandwiches, So good for klddlel appetites. keen between-meals At all grocers and delicatessens— iresh from the ovens twice a day. s Sympathy for Dr. Shumaker. U standing rive to a loss of respec | is out on bond pending Ontario, holding wor The contest occupied a ye August John D. Fleming, 74, dean of the Uni between associated stations, W Conference | | MAN | August §.—A of Dr. E. H. dent of the wnd deplor suilty n) in the | 1-Saloon In | Kth st maker 0, g vote al ¢ Methodist 1pis Sixty ministers | nee voluntecred in the plac of 18 sentenced to 60 days and fine d to ald Martin, wd guilly of con 1s not been pro s condu tribunals n to men the reso- ration ¢ t for v glv rust Mr. Martin are \d we stand by on League,” it heartily in the nting opinion of the minority re- 1t ‘constructi cisions is to be | fled.’ by any bject the m.uml rtion and prepares the way | courts. Public court decisions | ess and partisan pon all good eiti- clean courts and | unbliased deci ‘ the Anti-§ i 1 Justices of pre-j Dr. Shumaker filing of a mo. lgment. ORS ENTER| Saloon UPON STRENUOUS WORK | 190 | Federation yof Associations, in Ses- | | sion at Toronto, Formulating Programs for Peace. o August of Education its biennfal | v, began k today. Out-| eliberations this pen meetings of | he Herman-Jor- indings of these | tion will unde nite educational o produce world n city, of Washington, 000 for the best edu- huld tend to pro- ’lans were sub- es and from as was | ar. A e to the veteran Starr Jordan, of Leland St and which will be presented to the federa- tion, are being awaited with much in- the findings, Colorado Dean Dies. 8 (# aw School since ds He was a K RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS 1T, Drs. Hall Hibschman, d associated oek. WEAF and 7:30 o'clock. His Gang,” ssociated sta- tions, 6:30 o'clock. Navy Band concert, WRC, The Masked RC and as- 9 o'clock. a %1405 Life insurance Company desifes’ the .pm ces of a high-grade man of age.,on salary and commisison b collent futie: experionce not o Hirsh. 1508 H st. n.w.._fourth AN WANTED, maiiiedvr Hoover dept. in 'a Washington le and oitsi Complete training N, Anply Bank ~of Com o & Say and_E_sta, 0w : casings @ " foor. me nes Bldz ced. to Vi tubes. apply in ow crencss. 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Tio 5 pn for house-to-house ea o0 nationally advertised e 1 ticle has r. hoth men and wormen: o d - substantial —earni Mr. Lawr ween 10-13 ot 1o quick territories. Blde. i % SAL xperienced in used Wiusual proposition: eall after 10 a.m Hor Asic_for’ Mr._Charles and” liberal men_ prefe “commi ed 3 0se_contrac miing. papering. painting, rebuilding er impFovements to omo. if you ate iceugtomed (0 an income of 36,000 and more, Bond_Bld aturday $11th st hoemaler: nw. woel. 31 i steady xpericnced ) Outside represantativ an_established corporation. Sales experience. while perhaps helpful ix ot essential, as résults only considered: must be known locally: sal 210 per week and bonu executive position Addross_Box 91-K GARAGE - COLORED \l\\ FOR '\](yl[l WORK ; MUST BE ABLE TO OPERATE ALL CARS. AP- PLY NORTHWEST (1\[\ AGE, | REAR 1219 B ST 49 SALESMEN MADE $13,000 IN JUNE. 1 of thirteen commissions was earne men 10 our office in th average of more, than participating. Two. 31,000, six others more hers more than $230. tive, - hard-worki Heighis and G selling Virginia - A tol thousand dolla ) each ned more than than $500, eight We want ten more calesmen ' for Lee Downs. our rapidly men and wom- en_who can work themselvés into the $500 commission class and up. Training. instruc- tion und assistance in closing given to those inexperienced in_real estate. Call at 1405 New York ave. and ask for sales manager. RUBY LEE MINAR, I\C ew_York 11 GENERAL office man nf ex: perience and ability : good open- ing for capable employe. {own handwriting, giving age and brief outline of previous employment. Addre: Box 163-K, Star office. 8% SALESMEN — Experienced in the furniture and decorating busines Reply giving refer- ences, age and full particulars as to ability. Permanent position to satisfactory person. All cor- respondence confidential. Ad- Box 228-J, Star office. WANTED—AGHNTS, CLUSIVE refresentative to act as dis- butor for a progressive high-grade per- fume and cosmetic house: direct to the trade: * ‘terr protected: commission. D West Washington, Los eenway ubdivisions. iston Ting Luw pay: referen e e SALESMEN-—Eastern manufacturer of hizh- grade food product has opening in Washing- ton territory for capable ®alesmen, not over 35 vears of age. For interview call Pot. Experienced {n sales to to home- onimissions TANE: . Our flild A'renl future for Write, stating Box 401-H, Star SALESME owners. Heating plants. mg from S50 1o $200 per is_practically untouched. ambitious and capable men. elephone number, ~ Address office. FRIGIDAIRE—Wanted, expe- rienced salesmen to sell Frigid- aire. Apply L. P. Steuart & Bro., Frigidaire Dept., 3107 14th st. n.aw. SALESME We have two positions for men with sales experience, pre- ferably of larger specialty items, References required. See Supt., 4th floor, Tuesday, 9 am, S. Kann Sons Co. INSTRUCTIO? 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Star office. r b LN aterilized by process approved by Health Dept. D. . Prompt service and low prices agle Bedding Co.. 1123 7th st. n.w. Phone ALL "box springs and prompt del N 6810 EDDING hillows reno. rices and 10 L st. 8w, BEDDING K pillows. feather mat.. dow 1 now. M. 4004, YOUNG MAN. 21. graduate o 1 vear colieze. 18 months at lexe. 5 months bus tion' with _accountin l_}_\ru Ivancement is afforded. A1 M rest. on Tress orzanization Phone Main will manage coffee shop. cafe or ry or com.: best of ref. Ad- 3| 3-K._ Star_office. 0 GENERAL FOREMAN, build- ing construction; all class of work. Address Box 81-K, Star office. G desiros posi- | advisory ser 14ih and eatimates. ice. L. 5 Riggs B Park rd._Col. CARPENTER AN] M. Briming, 1359 Taylor n.w. T) JOBBER. Estimates f Adams 14 S RoTee (ATR CANEING. UPHOLSTERING. porch C“;\‘lmnrunz 1233 10th SLECTRICAL REPAIRING, motors. arma- | tire and coil winding: power abparatus spe- | cialists. Central Armature Works. 635 D st_n.w. Main 3600 ———— UATION—FEMALE. { BOOKKEEPER. credit manager: graduate of |mm|m|nl school rl accountancy:; 12 years' "}V "1'n e: capable, eofficient. H(l‘( Kl Star office DRESSMAK alterations 1101 L st. ; plain, {: pricgs, reason n.w. Main_10040. DRESS! £ by mermun. and sewing the day. 171 8 3 'De_Sales st. PRACTICAL, NURSE, white, will nurse semi- invalid, children: fine doctors’ references: $ ood reader. mender. Atlantic STENOGRAPHER. —conscien- tious, eflicient: excellent experience and ref- erences: permanent. _Lincoln 2324-W. 9* STENOGRAPHER, experiinced, desires peg- Hyattsville 818-F-3 WOMARN. middle aged, wishes housckeeper for widower with small chil- dren. ~Best references. Mrs. J. L. 3838 Woodley _rd. S SITUATION—DOMESTIC. SECRETARY position as ELECTRIC WIRING—Svecial. 6.room house wired_complete. with fixtures. $84.50: con- venjent time payments if desired. Metronoli- tan Decorating. and Electrical Co.. Ioc.. 309 G st n.w. BLECTRICAL WIRING—Svecial | el "house witing by experts FLOOR WORK of every description. able; guaranteed. ~ Follk & Deaton, Park rd, n.w. Adams 1436, 1 Drices on Mot and Bot: water work: _superior fo2 i fpsamnatie | rates. Crown Fuel Service. 917 11th st. n.w MINMMIRE SORYS HEATING INSTALLATION Plumoing needs atiended ‘to: 719 6th n.w . IMPROVEMENT Piimbine. heating. porch inelosure cal wirink and_fixtures. painting. awnings and shades. weather stripping ceilings, bathtubs, pedestal basing anc | sinks. hardwood floors. tile floors an We Will give you up fo {hree years to vay. without interest. Call us up for_our plans. Penn Improvement Co.. Inc., 911 7th st. n.w. Main KEYS—Duplicate keys, 25 cents: made while sections PATR; cash o; M HOME COLORED—Woman would like work in apt. morning work: no Sundays. Phone Lin' coln_6503. 8¢ COLORED WOMAN. laundress. housecleaner: 1024 W North GE! ERAL HOL"EZ\\'ORK. nurse, part time. 58, 2422 17th st. n.w.. Apt. colored, wants work of any kind. Oth st. n.w. Melvin. GIRY, wishes work of any Kind; references 802’ 10th at. n.w. Wants_gene ng or day’ day's work: first-class Jyhole o part tme. T housework and work: references. plain Phone HOUSEKEEPER and companion; no children, no laundry.” Address Box 230-K, Star office! HOUSEKEEPER. co experienc Bl o exceflent _ reference! or suburbs. Address Box 180-K. St oioe. ik OFFICE TO CLEAN, _experienced woman will do bundle wash at home, clothes dried in_sun. _Call Lincoln 3481. 026 E wanted or day's work. . Teliable. wishes day's work. part- time or general housework, nursing, elevator overator: _North 9397. WOMAN—Neat reliable. colored, wants nosition_as cook. 1113 R street n.w. 8° YOUNG WOMAN, white. desires housekeep- ing for 1_or 3 'persons: no children. . Dalton. 507 Alabama_ave.. Congress His. 9% = LO! TALENT for . large studio offers unusual opnortunity for practical Lraining evenings: will interview only those desirous of mak- g commercial art their profession. Ad: dress_Box 103-E. €tar office. THOS elling. nicuring. - ete. Day BEAUTY SHOPPE. Col. 6OBI._Ope POSITIONS ~OPE clubs, apartments. institutiol leges, tea Tooms, restaur. cafetorian neced trained men and women. Demand in- caily. Every day opening in D. C., for managers, assist. managers, hotsckeepers, —accountants, roo . stewards othier exceutiv N clarses mow {orming. Jimited. * En- Iy, Prepare in L _months pay, with bizger Open ol ¥ nm. L N /TO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKL lady instructor, ~ expert driver tructors; Bagiing and pepmit’ permanent nd evening. 18th and Cos ) to waving. MARTIN'S lumbia_rd HOTEL schools, col 5. Cary ; 3005 AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD EXPE- Tienced * inaiructora: satisfaction tnsured freurs furnished. - Call_Line. 82 PERSONAL. ELECTRICAL, TREATMENTS GIVEN BY Eraduate in slectriclty: " for appofutment phone Pot. 1447, TUTORING IN GERMAN WANTED, NA- iive preferred. " State ferms and hours'sv able._Add: s TUTOR. ADUATE 2 U mathemiatics: 3 years college teachin change room and board. Address Box Star office. pis XCELL V. aked convalescents: skilled nursing. whol some food: lovely cool rooms: large vard porehes: beautiful home: splendid locatign: Drofessional _references. _Adams 7188 EIGHT ORTHOPEDIC DE- vice for foot trouble superior to other de- | vices: ‘made from plaster cast of your foot: | it anv ehoe: immediate comfort. pFoot Cor: rection Laboratory. 612 ¥ n.w..” Room 103. FLECTRIC, VIOLET RAY TREATMEN rheumatism, Dervousness, goiter. const ton. 803 Mt Vernon bl. "Frank. 8801 40K, 10 E PASSAGE WITH SOME LADY WOULD LI] o West Coast. " Fragkiin one_motoring to 5712-J. THE BEST TO BE HAD 1S THE CHEAPEST in the end. Want a real positioy. take a Boyd commerelal course: improved msthods Shiort “eisily. ‘masterdd,. comblote; sucoessful classes_forming: positions open hourly, Boyd Secretarial School, l'l’ls G St NW, (Est. 7 Yrs.) M. 2338. HELP——FEMALE. CAPABLE “Plfi. hrl(ur bly with ?k keepi lt.“::hd l',l‘lfi S ‘Foua‘r ate o "&wx& el Dl“llfl h f it salads: colored on m‘nz 1‘& ' o SECO! fored. ]lrn bo fl‘ n'l WILL, SHARE BEAUTIFUL &-ROOM APT. 3412 ladies or couple. Reasonable. Nortti MASSEUSE. colored, will give body mas- sage or reducing exercises, White ladies only. _Decatur 808. PB{VATE ED“B FOR BETTER CLASS OF young mothers before confinement: strictly private home and trained nurse in attendance at all times; charges reasonable. 439 12th e. STAMMERING, STUTTERING DEFECTIVE nnleu ation cas be quickly relieved without ios mv. i, qrixinal mothiods. Addrose Hox nfivl NEW YORK, 19TH, CAN AC- mumnflguw?vn ardner ‘brougham: refer- eng uired: phone Adam: nm P'Z‘%’Efi &nfinnum- paiiempe: auick saryjoe, ave. n.w, N. 165! .vm ap; lat & Cro Col. 5543 you wait. Turner lark, new .ulul‘(“fl 192135 Now York ave: nav. i MOWERS and garden tools sharpened i repaired, | Clled for and defivered. C. l‘ Ar'm;:rr 916 N Fr. 7707 PAINTING, PAPE pointed, papered, 3§. UU antee. Wheeler & Potter, 221 A ne. PAPERING, PAINTING—Rooms pointed up and ‘papered with polychrome paper, up. Painting at lowest pri Get " ben dull-s Te: months & Fiveyear guar- At PAPERING. PAINTING. DECORATING of the better Kind at moderate prices. All work guaranteed against inferior workmanship and materials. Dutch Boy lead and pure linseed oil used:'ingredients mixed on premises. All paperhanging guaranteed (in writing) for 5 ears. We fu recommendations. " This s a local concern employing skilled me chanics only, Cash or easy tearms. istaction of superiority_remain the price is forgotten. ~ Free estimatcs o fully given. Dependabil Decorating Co.. Gthst. n.w. Main_325 NG and_painting work _at reasonable ratea: estimate S. J. Koran, 1350 Newton ne. N PAPERH. e average sized, _pointe: Up-and panered. any paper désired. $7.50 Up. Painting_also at reasonable prices: cash of ferms. " PEERLESS DEC. CO.. 714 11th nw. Fr. 9i6: 100 PAPERHANGING. painting. Ioofin. hotwater meatin A plumbing. porches built: all kinds of frame ind brick Work: best guality and workman ship: no_cash required: easy monthly puy ments. Capital Home Improvement Co., 613 RSt nw. Phone Potomac 6135 BEL) PAPERING, painting, plastering. $6 and 1 latest patiémns: best materials: firstccl work. M. Pumps, 3927 Ga. ave. Ad. PAPERING WHOLE HOUSE, $45 AND UP. | rooms and 2-story hall: quick service: Summer prices: also_painting. _Ad PAPERHANGING, PLASTERING—See Wm. A Little “about your interior_and” exterior painting. 819 9th n.w. Fr. ¢ PAPERHANGINGRoome papered. $6 and 2534 1ith st. n.w. | | a es 4 metal oak floor _We specialize In gen- eral piano tepairs and rebuilding. Get our cstimate Prices reasonable, Skilied me- chanics. Work euaranteed. —Sanderson- Sch 344 H et ne. Linc. 1057 ~ first class; all kinds of ce- | et work: fio job 100 far or too rmall atfention fo _remodel- Shop_and residence, 1. Daniel J. Sillers. PLUMBING—Special ingand repair work ROOF HREPAIRT: spouting; reasonable or night’ Ajax Roof NTING. rices. Col g Co., 1 Enttering. 7317 day. 9 ‘Kal. rd. T0e outing f 1 esti | 2. T3¢ Tce jates | Metal | eRrneh LU W SHAT ens & metal weather strips. Wi'l call with samples. J. M. Butler & Son. 2031 Nichols ave. 8. WINDOW _AND DOOR _SHADES — Good quality opaaue shades fitted to vour win- dows, 85c: the best quality of opague shades hung free. We will call with samples. Kloobiatte T1th ind 1 sts. e Linc. 87 " BUSINESS I)PPORTIINITII‘JE. 100f " pain Whtlins & Son and Summier nd _work: e 196" ents VACT VIO- 101 T 7ROOM DWELLING AND STORE. 17| miles from Washington: merchandise. coal and feed business. doing $30.000 per vear Property. $8.500; $4.000 cash, balance terms' stocic” iriventory. ~ Addr Box 40-K. Star | offl | GROCERY—OwIRnE T deaih 3 e ~estal fished Dusineas. and modern home: on main | i ot Holivwood Parie, near Bumt Mills. | priced right. Geo. E. Johuson. R. F. D g Rer Soring. Ma > ROOMING AND BOARDING HOUSE. rooms: corner house. 1 bloek from Dupor monthly income, 8500, bargaln for qul i Frank. 7843. _8° _ PORTUNITY for par . jowelry or other :]mlllr-hlme to md;mz'm{“eh']{ of store. down- own shopping district, G st.: giye par lars in first letter, Address Box 722J, .8 14 EX¢ T ty with kodak, sta | regular equipment. SALE_MISCELLANEOUS m;uu:}-uvr CITY CLUB. ru\“ ACTIVE | reduet | BED. | complete. ing ind” Ostermont (rnl- Ant. 205, BED-DAVES \ffed sui matt RT. material nw. A A over covered in i like new . EOILE 1 it #o0d brick. beama, idows. ma iith and _5th_and Fla est prives, reed [umber plumb- il kinds ors ectric mnmh 172 PRESS Can excellent _cond ér ‘month, TRIC FIXTURES. new: 20 instalied: 6. rooms. red comnlete. $40: w new. mu.. 1 to 3 lighis 2 halls, rik zuare 1 ceiling _and br and_used: - Lincoln 4109, ite bargain todav Chester st.. Anacostia. Posit B-vices living room shite in Jacqnard_velour, reversible damask ashions, a $923 vatue for only $100. Mahogany l"\;\ld f;lmq living room suite<. in genuine mohair, $400 valu for, only S%00: Cogawoll chairy h{‘mnmnz s and desizns, S32.5 Unholstering 'fl!7 ) J ".r'al/w Sy GARAGE RIA cet metal. Tumber, dogrs. sash. hardware, “ate at lowest prices. Hechinger Co.. Gth and O #ts. s.w._and 5th and Fla. ave. GES. new and slizhtly us al than hnlf'nr’v‘m ’Whv Dnv;:erdvmr! erv range guaranteed J. 809 Ath n.w. _Main 2986, e g ERNMENT _OFFICE _ FORNITURE— shtly used and l'v'('nndl“rm"d Desks fables.” chairs file cabinets. hookcases and bookshelves. lockers. safes. stationery eab- nets. rugs. ete. Eversthyng to complste your at a tremendous Saving, H. Baum & Used Furniturs Dent.. #18 B st. n w. INSTANTANEODS HEATER !Pnuh\lrn' vd. used. fi-gallon-a-minute eapacitv: new ’vx‘r:u un"l; mrlcfl nn'ra[’lm"rt{ri(r‘?ltuffi also 3 sed oil “urners: all at a low flzure. Mr. Worth, 2015 14th st. n.w. Adams g Ty B 1. ectrically driven: 337 5"t 330 peé fODERN 10-piece American walnut_dfine o suite. Chippendale: wax finish: first Qaws condition. Insvection by appoiutment, ac. B0-cvcle, Liicoln 4109, bedroom suite, haby bed, Tox. _dininz room - suite. 4 North 2200, dining room_suite and furniture. 2056 Thayer hop.: Centus like ‘new: c A “ice | PIANG, rensonable: ¢ hogsehold offering special H‘dllcl\llfl. Tow and used Erands and "UnrEnte: grands as low as $375: used uprishts from 265 up: xrands and ubnl'hll for rent: nianos taken 1o -xcfl1nzed on Victrolas:* biance packed, shipped and movs 3 1110 G. Est. 1879, = s REFRIGERATORS—Naw _and__second-band. f DurDo; McCray Refrizerator Co.. 822 13th st. n.w. NG MACHINES—D b__ Sinzer $18¢ New Home. $15: Standard. $15: New Ideel. 0: others at $5: all #uar New machines, mo. Renting and repairing. Onen evenings, E. Sew. Mch. Shop. Pa ave se L ¥ STOVES—Oil and vapor: new and used: ol like gas: will demonstrate: guar avsolute bargain. ~Must sell. ~Line 20 Anacostia, _® _ s1 s3 5 good _b for same “tires_and 162 0 ; A\!)lT]LBm] all e 2 and 1D alsy speclal priccs on larze balloon tires. Hund 50 T4th st nw.~ __ TYPEWRITERS—AIl_makes _stand board large and portable. Rebuilt No. 5 Une derwooda $45, 'Washington Tvpewriter Ex- ange. 807 13th n.w. Franklin 1014, WRITER RENTAL SERVICE Adame Underwoods. L. C_ Smiths Ruvals. A mosc n ade, 88 5h: Amoa. $15; ER—Rovyal, 10. lhnrnlllmv Te- E00d as new: $35. 623 Keuyon, st. TYPEWRITERS—AI makes sold and_re- piired: low prices: ~euaranteed service. tandard Typewriter Exchane. 008 10th st. . Main 4 TYPEWRITERS—American Typewriter c:.‘ big clearance sale. closing out our entire gtock of portables. some absolutel new, Rents greatly reduced. 1431 East Cavitol at. ER._ Hoover, model »f‘! short time: $30: wlll 3 Vel i e e U Avex. “Premier Duplex, tachments: iheae are aves, B ACTUN CLEANERS Alr-Wa atachmenty Bahlv‘ et a0y, ke Rew: wi it or any room Daper rogm n 82 Open_evenings. UUM_CLEAN Electro; Apt Adams_DOO. 10 Girard. Avt. 8. _Adams 900. *Srahaney. Walloavar Co- 324" Ba MACHINERY. Henley Toolroom Lathe, quick change geared, 14" swing 8-ft. bed; taper and relieving attachments; 12" four-jawed chuck and complete regular equipment. South Bend Screw-Cutting Lathe, 15" swingx8-t. bed, with 10" four-jawed chuck and com- plete regular equipment—first- class condition. Globe Screw-Cutting Lathe, 15" swingx8-ft. bed, with 14" four-jawed chuck and complete Condition ike new. Qtepme 16” Stroke Shaper, —=_. | with vise and countershaft. Tool Grinder and stand. Electric Motor “Robbins & Myers,” 5-h.p. 60-cy. 3-ph. 220- vts.,, with starter, pulley and | rails. Gas Engine, Fairbanks 18- h.p., upright, 2-cylinders. H. C. Cragg Manufacturing Co., 228-32 K St. SW.