Evening Star Newspaper, August 25, 1927, Page 37

" RADID CONFERENCE MAY URGE REATY World Alliance to Prevent In-| terference to Be Sought | at D. C. Gathering. Both the Secretary of Commerce. Herbert Hoover, and the director of the International Bureau of the Tele- | graph Union at Bern, Henri L.| Etienne, join in stressing the impor- | tance of the international radiotele- graph conference which will convene | in_Washington October 4. Secretary Hoover, head of the| American delegation of diplomats, wireless men and technical experts. says the conterence may do for in- ternational radlo—and that both code and telephonic radio the new radio law and the radio com- mission are endeavoring to do for broadcasting in the United States. That is, it is expected to lead to a treaty which will become the binding law of all its signatories and adher- | ence to which will eliminate inter- ference in all forms of wireless communications. M. FEtlenne, just arrived from Switzerland accompanied by Ernest Bosillon, director of the Bern bu- 1eau, says the administrative features of radio communications are of pri- mary importance to the hundreds of delegates who will come to the Wash- ington conference from every coun- try in_the world that uses radic ex- | cept Russia. The agenda intludes proposals that have come from gov- ernmental sources and from private wireless operators in practically each country, he said. To the average listener, the facr that the conference may assign the different types of radio services to specific wave bands in order to keep the broadcasters in the ious coun- tries of the world and at sea from interfering with each other means 2 reduction of some of the unwelcome sounds that often occur in his set. On the Atlantic seaboard, and espe- cially in New England, for example, it has often been complained that ship code communication has been a constant source of annoyance. The ship call channel is 600 meters, which is near the upper end of the | program broadcasting band in the United States. This is also the SOS channel. Accordingly, the Federal Radio Commission has endeavored to assign most of the high waves, which are often intruded by ship signals presumably on 600 meters, but very often deviating because of the wide sweep of their spark sets, to stations in the interior of the country. Never- theless both seaboard and interior re- ception is frequently disturbed by eode signals. - H The treaty to be drawn up will ba |, @ revision of the London convention of 1912, the last thing done in the, fleld of international radio control Then only ship-to-shore radio, chiefly involving maritime communications, had to be regulated. Since that time, both program and communications radio have developed to a high degree. The science of radio has reached a point where the international alloca- tion of channels should make for more orderly broadcasting throughout the world. With the National Light Opera Co. on vacation, the National Broadcasting Co. has corralled a group of prominent musicians and singers to present a special ram in place of the regu- lar weekly feature, which will be broadcast tonight by WRC. The pro- gram will' be made up of gems from famous light operas and operettas and the outstanding hits from Gilbert and Sullivan’s “Pinafore.”. It includes such old favorites as “Tinkers’ Song,’ “Brown October Ale” and '"l Lovi You,” from “The Red Widow.' ' “Bill Whipple of Sweet Meadows' will open WRC'’s program at 6 o'clock with his customary rambling philoso- phizing chats. The Kitt Hour of Music, with Viadmir Vasa, concert planist, will follow. The Clicquot Club Eskimos, the vyeek- 1y talk by David Lawrence on “Our Government,” and dance music by the Le Paradis Band and the Hofbrau Orchestra are the other attractions. The concert of the Army Band on the east plaza of the Capitol and a pro- i gram of Hawalian music are the only attractions scheduled tonight by WMAL, aside from the usual opening and closing late news broadcasts. The band concert will begin at 7:30 o'clock. LocalRadioEntertainment Thursday, August 25, 1927 NAA—Washington Navy Yard (4348 Meters). 3:45 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. 9:55 p.m.—Arlington_time signals. 10.05 p.m. Weather Bureau reports. RHF—Washington Radio Hospital b Fund (318 Meters). Closed temporarily. WMAL—Washington Radio Forum (302.8 Meters). E 7:30 p.m.—News Flashes. 0 to 9 p.m.—Concert bY the ) States Army Band. ‘A;‘ufo 10 p.m —"The Town Club Hawallans.” : 10 p.m.—Latest News Flashes. WRC—Radlo Corporation of America (468.5 Meters). 3 p.m.—\\'uhinnon»clevelund base ball game, broadcast by Thornton | Fisher from The Star studios. . 5 p.m.—Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra. 5:55 p.m.—Base ball scores. 6 p.m.—"Bill Whipple of Meadows.' 6:15 p.m.—Kitt Hour of Music, with Viadimir Vasa, concert pianist. 7 p.am.—Light opera concert. 8 p.m.—Correct time. 8 p.m.—Clicquot Club Eskimos. 9 p.m.—“Our Government,” David Lawrence. 9:10 p.m.—"0ld Bill and His Work- | shop.” 9:40 p.m.—Hofbrau Orchestra. 10 to 11 p.m.—Le Paradis Band. Early Program Tomorrow. 5 a.m.—Tower Health Exercises. 5 a.m—"The Roaring Lyons.” 80 to 7:45 a.m.—"Cheerio.” 11:55 a.m.—Arlington time signals 12 (noom)—Organ recital. 1 to 2 p.m.—Mayflower Orchestra. 3 p.m.—Washington-Cleveland bas; ball game broadcast by Thorntol Fisher from The Star studios. ooz SPAIN INVITES LEGION T0 TOUR KINGDOM By the Associated Press. MADRID, August 25.—Spain has ex tended an official invitation to the members of the American Legion to visit Spain after the legion cunvunl(oul in Paris. The Marquis De Valle-Inclan, royal | tourist commissioner, has arranged with the Spanish government to give warm welcome to the veterans of the *orld ‘War. The legion membership eard wil be sufficient to admit them into Spain. No visa will be required. Beveral tours through the beautiful spots of Spain, have been arranged. | The railroads have promised to reduce fares to 2 minimum. King Alfonso is Sweet | by | THE EVENING LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1927. Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time o 4105 PM. :00-~New York: Manhattan Trio: scorcd: market repurts ... Now York: Havpliiess Orcacstia: piano and vocal soios - Movschears i Piano and v roxram . < New York: Capitol Artists’ hour: CBYP Baiumore: studiy n Orctiestia N ' Melody G tudio” Women's Cluby- -+ Stations. Mete: vz 45 man's hous Three Nite Owls New Yorlk: Women's Club: ente e Children's Club: sonks; New Vork: Waidor(-Astoria Orehesira, WEEL v Chi.ago: Organ recital: “T} Stk Schenectady: Stock repo wcores . Urchestra . ...... ; = New York: Soings’ ‘Benjamin Frankiin Urchist Philadelphia: Weather Lall _ Franklin Orchestra: market reporty New York: Multingua lessons: “Aviat i Pittsburgh: Base ball scores: Ci b Orchestra. 15—Newark: Shelton Ensemble: pianist: WMAF and '—Philadelphin: Base ball scores: Adelphia Orchesti : 5'30—Haitford. Conn.' Sea Gull Group: news: seorcs. " Chicako: Base ball scores and market reports. 33—Boston .~ Shepard _ Colof Orchestra : 46— Mooseticart. 11l.: Plano o tlantic City s W York: Jewls stories: RC WEAEF WuN in WY D WIP and” WGBS nows Poweil ooseheart. 1ll.: Palmer oston: Junior’ Sinfonians: “hicagy: Bodtime story: weather: Iartford, *Conn.: Sea Gull Philadeiphia: Adelphia O: Newark. _Sheiton ~Ensemole: WMAF and ... Pittsourgn: C with mu Springiield Rudeo # New York . H bi Philadelphia: Bediime story and roll call . New York: Fedcration hymn sing Schenecta e Victorian Orchestra dy of the Ivories. .. Congress Urchestra tiie Pepper Pot 10ad” repor Ramsay's Rudic base of Americ ports: Punch and Ji Dar R, : Drake Concert e W Soloise L. e Bill Whipple of Swect Meadows. and . conn ceon A Feal soioist *. Det. ball reports 15—Line 1k New York: Penntylvania 30—Baltimore tudio ‘Concert Orchestra ew York: French songs: Studio Strin; New York: Coward” Comtort hour. W York: Songs: ' ¢ivii “servie vorts: base buil results . New York: Gentlemen Kansas City: Tell-Me-a 45—Davenport Cl Atantic City Fot s LR o EEL WIAR) WTA : Seaside Trio . 7 TO 8 PM. :00=—Atlantic City: Seaside Concert Trio New York: sical melanke . ansas City: Markets, weathe, literary review: Knutson New Yorl Murphy's Band ... New_York: National Light Gper WEI, WRC, WCAE. WWJ_WSAT. KSD, New York: “Footlight and Lamplight” ... .. New York: KDKA, ‘W aditrons. 3 BZA, Detroit: Org: recital: children's chat Staten_Island, N. Y.: Chiropractic lectul New York: Poetry New York: Melod: New York: British Philadelphia: The Newark Senators G 5 L IWEGU Chariie: Vocal soioisi: Chlorine Chorines WMCA songs: playlet: Starlight Crusaders....WGL Metropolitan Quartet wark " Coreect ime Ha 3 Boston: Piano: Met: 'WNAC ardman Male Quarte( and .. . 1 ropolitan York: Oaklod's Chatent ... . .o e icago: String concert: lward's rchestra: raixht's Or- hesira; Studio String Trio . 3 WBBM Chicago Drake Concert Ensembie and Biackstone " String Roeht's Zoo Orchestra’ piano_ selections Baltimore: Studio Orchestra: vocal and instrumental sol Miami Bench. Fla.: Fleetwood Corcert Orchestra . Chicago: Congress musical program .. ... = 0—New York: Metropolitan Quartet: talk. WIP, and ... .. Srringfield: Statler Ensemble: acores: Lowe's Orchestra. 0—Atlantic City: Organ recital: vocal soloist 2 Des Moines: Younker's Orcheatra Hartford. Conn.: Marj and Ted . 8 TO 9 P.AL re and Steeplechase Orchestras ert Orchestra, WIP and ws and police’ bulletins _WOR voeal s0l0s . 8:00—Atlantic City: Traymo New York: Lord Miami Beach, Fl Baltimore: Solois R Cincinnati: Goforth Mandolin ‘Quartei Chlr“a:o Artist recital; Sunset Male Quartet: Boston: Metropolitan, estra d stage Dro Newark: Barnhart's Band: the Collszians, WMAF and Philadelphia:_Program sime as WGB 2 New York: E. A. White hour ... Detroit: Schmeman's Band rom Belle fsle . ncinnati: Studio program: entertainers . . iks' Male Quartet. WBZ, WBZA. ‘HDK WOoC b New_York: “Clicquot WGR_WFI. WR and . WDAF. from : Dr. Mu pro: Moose) m: 8:30—Fort Worth: Scores: voral rrogram Hartford. Conn. Colt Park Municipai Orchesira . Rew Joik: Loowe Orchomtra e dech - Wik W ew York: New Yot armanio’ Oret % KDEA. KYW. WJR, WOC. WBAL and WHAM. from P TO 10 P.M. 9:00—New York: Songs: “Paramount Three.” harmony singers Kansas City: Band concert ....... s Hartford."Conn.: News pulletina .. hicago: Song recital: Edrewater New York: Leonart's Orchestra: wenther ‘renort = overnment.” by David Lawrence: a ‘'orkshop’ Janssen's Orchestra. WFL. 'RC. WWJ, WGY_and WSAL from 5 2 in: Mother Mnore's night: talk Columbis Park prosra n the Choir Loft: musical saw sel WMAF and ....... e Boston: Metronolitan’ proer. Chicago: Sunset Male Quarto Kittens . ... . .o Cincinnati:_ Mosical nroeram: M tra Chicago: Musical program: woather Teport: Carnival”: so'oists .. New York: Lichthouse Serena Davenport: Old-time _musical Chiragn- Arshian Night's tertainment. New York: Kramers concert: nianist New York: American Leion nrogram Atiantic City: Movie broadcast: soloists Siud) Ciuh C. WC! nrogram 10:00—New York. Taneo Palace Orchestra ‘Henry: "The Music Zion. Tii.: Mixed quartet: mandolin and . Z%al belin and vacal trio: solos Davennort: Moline Plowboys: male New York: Blue Bell Darice Orchestra: Ja Ghieago: Musical program: Gaslic Twina: others . The- Cronler Comatlen ..o g i vl Straight’s Orches- k: Weather: S O :a z' n ROk k: ‘Wenther: Starns Orchestia. E « Devan rel d PP aws hulletina: Edgewater Beach Orchehira: songa WEBH Kanses Cif Kaufmann’s Orchestra ... oy .WDAF - ‘New York: Vaudeville veriod: Frivolity Clyh Orchestra Miam; Reach. Fla.: Fleetwnod Dance Orchestrs, ., 10:80—New York: Jack Albin's Orchestra G T Springfield: Weather, missing person ‘and ‘sco 11 P.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT o e V;"“'l‘llll‘m woloist . oY ark; " Brondway " Rizht .- .- Fhicago: Hank and His @ane Chicako: Orkan " racttal: Drak Vageion's Black Hawls g Dimimnatl: Tommv and Trene: Castle Farm Orcherira A EIek o presram ¢ Nusical v Toon' Angelen: Zoeliner Ouartet: ‘soicist San Francisco: Caswell hour SRRy 12 MIDNIGHT T0 1 Wational Broadeasting Co. program, Talk by Aima Whitaker ‘Bestor's Orel 11:00——Mooseheart. TN} 12:00—T.0on Angeles 2:45—Konwas Gty Nishiawk Dolle il A Orchestra: Hall's Orcheetra 1702 AM. :00—Los Angeles: Voeal and_instrumental program 100 Aencsco; Palace Dancs Orchestra Plane Carries Automobile. NEW YORK, August 25 (#).—The One may land hl'fl‘ airplane, "';‘]’] con- i B tinue his journey by an automobile at- office of J. P. Morgan & Co. yesterday | i oyeq to’the fiyer, by use of a device denied a report from Chicago that Mr. I'nerfected by a French pilot in Paris. Morgan had ordered tickets or would | The automobile is equipped wtih spe- attend the Dempsey-Tunney fight|cially designed wheels which have there. saying he never attended boxing | large, heavy flanged hubs. The car is bouts, . He is at present abroad and |attached to the plane by steel cable will mot return before the figh slings Morgan Not to See Fight. eep under the snowy icing. much interested in opening his country to the legionnaires and eager to extend to them the hospitality which has wmade Spaip famous. | next October, i Ame! )i | conference would endeavor to bring )4 i up to date the international code of | By the Associated Press. A Dorsch_delicacy—special for tomor. row at all 'ro?u and delicatessens. Wrapped in Glascine Bags for Purity’s Sake STAR. WASHINGTON, RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Concert by the United States Army Band, WMAL, 7:30 to 9 o'clock. * Light opera «concert, WRC, WEAF and associated stations, 7 to 8 o'clock. Metropolitan Orchestra and sti;ge program, WNAC, 7:15 to 9:20 o'clock New York Philharmonic Or- chestra. WIZ, WBZ, WBZA, KDKA, KYW, WJAR, WOC, WBAL and WHAM, 8:30 to 9130 o'clock. WE 9 o'clock. Arabian ights entertain- ment, WGN, 9 to 10 o'clock. The Town Club Hawaiians, *WMAL, 9 to 10 o'clock. 50 NATIONS WILL JOIN IN BIG RADIO PARLEY Will Seek Degree of Uni- formity in Practice. conference on The international radio communication, which has been | ‘Washington representa- summoned to megt in will" have tion from 50 nations. Secretary Hoover, head of the n delegation, said today the regulation over all forms of radio mmunication. “It is now absofutely essential that the nations of the world attain some degree of uniformity in their dealing | with radio,” the Secretgry said. FUGITIVE SURRENDERS IN OHIO MURDER Joyce Cole, Charged With Killing Harry Swank, Gives Up After Hunt in Woods. MOUNT VERNON, Ohjo, August 2 —Joyce Cole, alleged slayer of Harry Swank. Frederickstown, surrendered to Sheriff Clifton C. Stream yesterday. Cole was locked in Knox County fail and Prosecutor Jay S. McDevitt an- nounced that the grand jury would be called at once and first degree murder charges Iaid before it. Meanwhile the prosecutor Is attempting to procure a written confession. Swapk, 19 years old, was shot near Ankneyfown, Sunday. Since then, posses have sought Cole in the woods northeast of Frederickstown, blood- hounds taking up the chase yesterday. Early today, Cole attempted to enter his home at Fredericktown, but guards stationed there by Sheriff Stream fired on him and drove him back into the woods. All trace was lost then until shortly before noon, when he surren- dered to the sherifr, . Col. Johnston Reassigned. Col. Frederick E. Johnston, Coast Artillery Corps, at Raleigh, N. C., on duty with the Organized Reserves of the 4th Corps Area, has been assigned to the 5th Coast Artillery, with station at Fort Hamilton, N. Y. " SERVICE ‘on all kinds of RADIO RECEIVERS Intelligent Experienced Men Await Your Call SMITH’S Battery and Radio Service North 7938 2119 18¢th St. N.W. Fastest and Rest Radio Serviee in Town Idle Funds l AZY money is money that is not doing its share to help you along in the world. UT idle funds to work by purchasing First Trust Notes se- cured on approved D. C. properties. The interest rate is 6%. 1415 K St. Main 4752 Speci’al, Friday Dorsch’s Walnut Coffec Rings UST what you want to serve with the iced tea or lemonade. Walnut Coffee Rings have all the nutrition of Dorsch Bread—with the piquan spices; the toothsome sweetness of juicy raisins; and tasty walnuts buried of tropical o R R T R AR 5 N o D. C, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25 1927. f HELP—MALE. 1Al MECHANIC, a for_work. 630 L BOY, over 18, to work In drug store 3 {nings and alternate Sundays: references. with | driver's permi Leland Pharmacy, 6603 | Wisconsin ave. . BOY wanted to help mi nd do chores: will board and send to school. Apply 901 Rittenhouse st. n.w. after 6:30 WANTED—SALESMEN. e s (CONtIRGR) SALESMAN of ability who is honest. neat and’ well mannered. who 18 and who is earnest can find & wportunity with this firm. Several real saiesmen are wanted fo eell stock in an aviation corp that will operate in and {rom Washington For the right men it means big mones: Beferences required. Address Box 487M. ¢ office. 7 ! BOY age 16, for office T only industrious, conscientious workers meed ap- 520 Star Bldg. vor small D ages by bicycle: good for honest. ener- Reiie_boy. _ Apply 3323 14th BOY_with : give axe. o) salary desired: opportunity for bright young man willing to learn: ll-mr(lrur)‘. ‘with pros- jetia "ot vermanencs. - Address”Box 305, 5 v vly BO % G COLLECTOR—A to meet tne public 10 to 12 only. M 907. €O own ‘automobile: . wire who knows how Teferences required. Call anager. 1310 F st.. Room TOR_Tor installments: ‘must furnish must furnish bond. ~Ad- | 8| a 31e COLLEGE _MAN. young. about 28, position apen October 1: salary from $35 to $50 | Weekly *accordinix o business experience: | must have automobile: give televhone num- ber _Address_Box DRIVER-SALESMAN. | dry. routs: xood o Stito experiente and RPORATION seelts man of mature years Must be aggressive. . middle aged, rtunity for right man walary expec Address Box_295 Star office. ESTABLISHED C in principal cities for Washington branch. analytical and thrifty: sales experience ad- vantageous, but not necessary. Right mun w find this a lifetime connection with | Shlendid _posaibilities. Bond reauired. Ad- Box S00-R. Star office. \to mchanic. Owens Motor Co.. With_car to sell Sum- | LOT SALESME! e e Good commission S mit_Pari lots in D. C. 9 to 10, MAN to work on farm | country. able to run t Chanic: only one with good references as to be _considered: MAN—Good shvemaker who knows how to malie new hoots as & partner in a well es- | fablished. shoe-repair shop: an Italian pre- | erred. No money is required, Address Box | 280-R. Star office. \* i 2 Life insurance company desircs serv: : a high-grads man over 25 years of e on salary_and e n basis. Excel- | fent futiire. | Experience not necessary. A { nlv Mr. Hirsh. 1508 H_st. n.w.. $th ECHAN eputation: Fuiler, Brush' Co. Blde. Apply 1 to'5 or | MEX of character | week to beginners. Metronolitan Bank nrricd preferred. o call on estab- customers and take orders: permanent, with futute. Apply after 7:30 p.m.. 303 Star_Building. NEN‘ tg‘lfll ulfle"]ov&;fiu“u‘; in aupply store. Anply a HHarrigon Somerville, 312 13th s sevoral, for Dart-time employment have auto. Apply 310 Bond Bldg.. 14th and New York PAPERHANGERS (B), first-class. — Renort 0, ready for work. Penneylvania Dec. 728 _Park . PART-TIME SALESMEN to scll stock in a local sviation corp. For several real hard workers we have a most attractive Droposi- tion that will net excellent earnines for vour spare time ~ Refersnces required. - dress_Hoy 4RR-M. Star_office. PORTER for drug store. experienced: refer- 62 _California Tombine . 1o Mr. RESSER. exverienced on Prosperity mi uine: man who can sew and work on silk. 333 Pouna, ave. se. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN wanted at on service. thoroughly experienced and prove Sbilite. to represent one of Washington's largest builders: nll communications strictly confidential. Address_Box 8-R. Star_office. REPRESENTATIVE—We are searching the local field for a high type man who can represent onr house inWashington, -~ Our hame 18 nationally known Call 403 1ith st.nw, g 25¢ SALESM] a few live one for a new Vir- ginia_ subdivision: commissions and _bonus. See “van Hoesen. with Louis P. 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CHAUFFEUR, colored, wishes position with private family. 1510 Marion st. n.w. “White. married. 1 years ex- %ood mechanic, reliable:” excellent Franklin 9515, Lincoln 3009 ble perience: reference after 6 office. ___INSTRUCTION COURS WANTED — MEN AND N FOR hotels clubs_apartments. schools. _college: institutions. restaurants, cafeterias—demant increasiug - daily—experience not necessars age Iy 0 obstacle—you can traln in_few months for good position: one to 10 grad- uates in Washington's best hotels: Free Em- ployment Bureau covers the whole country: nnwh(nlrmmx. é‘lgtblei llm't- i achool open 8:30 am. to Tewis " HOTEL TRAINING Pa._ave. at 23rd st. BEAUTY CULTURE. COMPLETE COURSE. $50. Martin's Beaus Shop. 18th and Colum: i Day and evening classes. _Col. 60K1. MARCEL WAVING. FIX WAVING facials. hair bobbing, etc. 'All branches of beauty culture taught ay and evening classes. 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COLORED BOY. age 15 years. wi in suburbs, care fires. grass, window any work with instructions: room. board and_small_wages. 1907 $th st. n.w. houseworker. Joaguin, Logan Hotel, CREDIT _eunt. of bldg. o by middleaged man of wide experience: highest indorse- ments: bond or cash security: minimum sal ‘a ‘month- wse of ‘car. 30 addi- Rox 41-R. Star_office. 25 DEPT. STORE WATCHMAN or handy man. hest character reference. Address 270-R. Star office. - Phone Atlantic EX-NAVAL LIECTE! with opportanity fo stato particula apartment, * 4 years' janitor experience, future ® advancement. and salary. Address or sma ADY_WIS ress Box TO LEASE FOR THE WINTE ern_furnished home in Miami. to Biseayne Bay: four bedrooms. two bati Call or ses me Thurs. or Frida 5 E napole st.. Chevy Chase, ) YOUNG 1. tion._Ad: FAMILY DESIRING REAL HO share mod. detached suburban hom young widow: convenient schoo Phone after 7 pm.. Col. 4243-W. CARINET BATHS. VIOLET " ZOALITE baking. elec.. Swedish massage (colon irriga. [l by graduate nurse). $1 ,_Fe. 420. ¢ MISSING PERSONS—WE LOCATE. AD- PORD. INC.._ Transportation e, D TWO YOUNG LADIES DESIRE CAPABLE Dirson to nssist drivine Fonl car to Canada WE PAY $2 T0 $10 FOR SUITS, OVER- | 3 coats: pay highest ce adies’. W ke 1ot kg M 378 WASH 57th_st. ne. Phone Adams 1886. MAN. ducation. ploved, st six Vi drows Box RO-R. Star office. MANAGER or associalc _manager—Restau- rant, cafeteria or club. 15 years' experience. Highest references. Address Box 81-R, Star Tiow em- re. Ad- experienced._intelligent. ver- n : ‘moderate salary and tem rary_employment acceptable. ~Address Box 60-R._Star office. 25¢ CLOTHING EX, 633 D st. n.w. LADIES. two_voung. 3p0" {o*Coliranis. Ohio. Around Septemher. i and thare exvenses. Address Box 152-M. Star ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS GIVEN BY graduate ‘in ° elect = eraduate in giectricity: ™ for appointment EMPLOYED MOTHER FIUIa may obiais raom: Sosrd and ¢are. epid in_private home. Adams 7546. ° RY-STENOGRAPHER, young man, ‘available September 13 excellent Fecommendations. Address Box 271-R. Star office. EMPLOYMENT AGE COLORED—I neat cook, o general house \h _positions: reference. Decatur KINDS OF EXPERIENCED HELP furnished by the Central Employment Head- AL 1420 New York ave LLE STENOGS.. typists. bookkprs. cleric: ste. Free registry Main 2338. 1338 G 5 Boyd Employment Service. STEWARD SCHOO! EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. UNDER DIRECTION QF ~ MRS LOUISE H. MULLER. VOCATIONAL COUNSELLOR. NO CHARGES. 1333 F St. N.W. 6T, OFFICE POSITIONS. Free registration. Washington Employment Exchange: no charge uniess placed. ¥ 480. Room 213, Trans, Bide ‘and H. *XPERT OFFICE HELP. WHEN YOU NEED A WELL TRAINED OFFICE_ASSISTANT CONSULT, Strayer Employment Service. Phone Main 1748. ‘P. J. HARMAN, Director. | ALL | HANDY YOUNG MAN wanis evening work: anything considered: hours, 6-11 pm. Address Box G MAN. 10, high school education, pocition any kind: references: unafraid of Work. Address Box 6 9 MALE AND FEMALE. COUPLE_want_janitors’ Dosition: five years' experience. Call Potomac 545; MAN AND WIFE, colored. blace as janitor A Smal Apartment; experiinced and & references. Phone Franklin 6890. SITUATION—FEMALE. GASHIER, evening hours:_experienced; Tef- erence. _ Box 41, McLean. Va. . GIRL. white, wants position as nurse: §ood Homs preferred. = Call at 1014 11th o, v GIRL, {nul»:_ ‘white, would like to learn a trade of any kind, but must be steady. At- e o b GRADUATE NURSE will take ans kind of case: reduced rates: maternity A specialty: hourly engagements, North 9178. 26 HOUSEKEEPER-COMPANION, refined: _ex- erienced : excellent references: city or coun- Address Box 307-R, Star office. 27 C. M. SMITH. Secretary. ouse: ex- Vi HELP—FEMALE. % COMPANION-HOUS iR to g0 to the country: must be not more than middle aged, bright and_lively: S16 week. _Apply F;rl. between 12 and 3 p.m. 1110 11th . 8. » GIRL 142 Feneral house: Sundays off. GIRT, expel Avply Berens' Lunch, 626 E st. n. mornirg before 11 o'clock. GIRLS wanted, experienced. Cafeterin. 1114 Pa. ave. nw, GIRLS to_do_hand addressing: must be good H 15 per thousand. Address Box White Palace 3 arencumbered T avor 40." Rive. paruicalars ‘Address Box 314-R. Star office. 1 : refer- st PIANIST derires permanent e 4 years' experience: classical: age 23: Address Box 87R. Star ofice. SALESLADY, experienced. attractive young Iudy: dresses and millines an make altera- dress Box 2! tar office. 26¢ JARY —STEXOGRAPHER, condcien: cient: ex nermanen oin . ‘wants position. DO : 8 years' experience. Adam . high ata school edu on, wishes Maln 7020, , Miss STF: sehool ard private reponsible position. Jones, NURS! xperienced. SHIPPING CLERK in refail Tumber yard Good chance for right men. Address Box 393-M. Star_office. = WANTED—A_boy o drive & Ford. Apply at stand No, 1. east corner, K Street Market nw. YOUNG MAN ‘With fouring car to assist ad- vertising manager going south for the Win- ter. Must be neat. free to travel and have wood car. Wil pay right party $50 per woek. Apply today_in person. Mr. Cobb, Houston_Hotel, 910 E n. 26 YOUNG MAN, ambit T make advertising his r and .is will- ing to bagin by doink detail work. Pravious advertising - cxverience ~ desirable _but not qeniial. " Callese, education pre forred. Ad- » Box e, YOUNG MAN to take orders with manager on established routes: permanent work: Day.Call befors noon. Mr. Kerr. 907 Inter- national_Blde.. 13th T A YOUNG MAN {0 aseist as piano and Victro salesman: state occupation. age and salary one having musical knowledge preferred. Address Box $10-R. Star office. 31¢ YOUNG MAN, ambitious and experienced, to work ‘around meat market. ~Permanent 1o right party. Apply United Meat Market. 1785 _You_at. n.w. - YOUNG MEN o learn business. willine 10 travel. Apply 910 Peoples Life Ins. BIJK.. Mr. Miller. L) OPPORTUNITY. National oreanization will take applica- tion from college graduate for position, open within the next few weeks. Cail Col.” 8385 before 5 n.m. for_nersonal manager. MAKE $50 EXTRA Per week in vour spare time selling line of personal greeting cards. H commissions paid, ~Start now. Our co.opera- tion assures success. Samples {res, ~Weekly parments. Get details, JAS. LEE GRE ING CARD CO.. 23 to 39 S. Clinton, Chicago. Nced representatives in small towns also. SECURITY MAN. JwJPgnine for one, high rade man lo se ive leads furnished. Only, experienced men. Abply 30 am, to 11 a.m.. 318 Southern BIdg. finest HEST ten m 5 per weel. nternationai LADIES—Wo have an ope to deliver samples: can earn 3 L1319 F .. Room 1013 Blde. LADIE pare office. 2 OPPORTUNITY for teachers who wish to discontinue teaching: high-grade. Christian educational work with assured income: full- ime employment for those who _qualify. testant, church worker. preferred. —State ghone and interview will be arranged. ress Box 2-R. Star off as cards " T ours. X 264R., S Ad-, UNDERGRADUATE, A desires cases or work in doctor's or dentist’s office:_excellent _ref. _Adams 4714. WANTED — BOARD FOR YEAROLD IN- fant in good home: refe 3 (e DO 1R Siar ofee reouired, At [WANTED—LADY TO SHARE 2-ROOM AND o ent: ex o} Rddres Box DER. Srar ofcar o OF L™ OTHER'S T.OVING CARE AND ROARD infants up 10 § years of age. Betwvn i R WANT A HOME FOR GIRL. 11 YEARS._IN suburb SQPurh, or hearby country. — Address, Box DR. A, E. LORD, mesxo—munfl. fil:o&;g‘ @fifi@’fififi:fi& 9 am. 204 PLOOR, ™+ —_— RECOMMENDED _SERVICE. 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 Service Column _call_Main 5000, Branch 115. ANT. BEDBUG. ROACH. moth_flea, rat _ex- termination: s ic ant Co.. Dist. Nat. "n‘”mnfia?v‘omfl:'fit se ANTS. —BEDBUGS, Pterniinated: > kuaranteed by Washiaetons {arsest exterminating company, Owl Disig 3 n fectant Co.. 822 Albee BI: ASBESTOS COVERING put on right_brings resulta. DO TT NOW. i e L L AUTO PAINTIN o In 48 hours: new durable 1 c«ue:mn:fifl'a': “:n“ P ndisomer Tienm “fotol aciter che " prica B SN Rsmortder The ) Unshit st Coy. 3 AUTO PARTS NICKEL PLATED: brass beds. e Droken Jonves reothcad e We deiier. Sk Sorine Works ¥20'e s nwe Fr. 004 EDDING OF ALL KINS ren Bl ey B B ¢ roice Eacls Beddine Go. 1143 7ih ot n.w. Paone YOUNG LADY with some experience. wishes nosition _in bheauty parlor. Miss Stewart. o North 0884, . YOUNG LADY desires work _evening. home._typing or_addressing envelopes. dress Box 67-R. Star offics. 25¢ SITUATION. ANING. Tt vork. 1400 N. J. NING qr prritime work. 1400 N. J at M_ 799" AEDDING MA’ SES. Springs. ices and promot niliows_ren Wash. Mattress Co. 310 L. «t_s.w. M. 86 EDDING RENOVATED srrince._mattresses. sillows. od__Tde o Enw 4094 BUTLDING—Let me assist you tc 014 homs. modern by ah” addidional bath [oom._an stractive sleening of sun poreh Stlmater " Cah Novin Bos. e and fancy and pleated: PRESSERS. experioncegl fancy and i ieaners, good_salary. steady 300 Eve st _ne. COLORED WOMAN wants day's work: first. class lanndress. house cleaner: whole or nart 102 North 3 25¢ BUILDING—Complete _service plana. 'f"‘n“' : financing and eonsiructios Fator 010_Vermont_ave M SALESLADIES in_millinerv: excelient sal- ary: only those with experience need apply. Jerome's. 402 7th st. n.w. COTORED WOMAN. youne. wants place as ~ook or general honseworker in private fam- v ri 2018 12th st Apt. 2. TLDING PLANS AND T} INGS ratimate fnrmisnad: & RIGAS, 205 Ride . 14th_and rk_rd. Col. conts and SALESLADIES. experienced in ad dresses: state salary: give references, dress_Box 208-R. Star office. COTORED WOMAN wants davia work. vart time. general housework. 2024 13th « CARPENTER WORK foonta. porches inclen attention: terms. SANDWICH GIRL, experienced. from & 4 om: no ‘Sunday work. 143 GENERAT, HOUSEWORK In amall family: no washing. 737 4th st. n.w. Kate Be('k:l!. SHIRT STARCHER. Louise Hand Layndry. STENOGRAPHER—Bright. coutteous and willing voung Indy for keneral office and ewitchboard work: four-year &raduate of Blusiness High preferrcd: ive ate, exveri- ence. and two_references: answer 'in_own handwriiing. ~Address Box 52-R. Star office. WOMAN—AnR attracfive position is open at once for an -teacher. sub-teacher or one Who is especially interested in education of children. If aualified. position will -pay Buccessfil person S50 per week. Give age and phone. Address Box 10-R. Star office. YOUNG LADY of good appearance and with pleasant spexkine Voice for, nosition entail- ing_the meeting of people. Train fare paid $LB500 salary first year. High ool eraduate. Addross Box' 279-J. Star office. RAL HOUSEWORK _in_apt.. small st time.”or help with children. RA '»)Txfi}_ reliable -B'ln‘r?l woman w erence. - Thomas. 1510 hea mw. oo Pogen GIRT, v GIRT, “wants work gf any Kind. West GIRL,_ white, wants place ns elevator firl or chambermaid. Address Box 8S-R. Ants general housework in Drivate nieh 5. 607 N st. n.w HOUSEWORK or vlain_cooking wanted by gettled colored woman: city ref.: stay nights. n GTRT, 1 4,«':11’%.\1" nd_offire fictnre: cabinet. wi T REwen. 630G i mws Franic8 GHATR CANFING _OPHOTSTRRING.. oareh rockers aplinted A « 123 B “Framilin Feag erone 1238 108 FLECTRICAL REPATRING motors - tire and coll winding: hower Tonaratus s lalists ™ Central Armature Works 635 D wired complete. includ SA5: work sigrantecd. Te ELECTRICAL WIRIN ;:H house wiring hy exn~rts Faul_Serene. 5 MORNTNG HOUSEWORK. part time. by Ger- man eirl. 8 monihs in’this country. 10 Anning s YOUNG LADIES (two). neat, age 18-24. t0 assist in advertising worls: no experience nee- essary: $25 week. Mrs. Cobb, Houston Hotel. 910 E n.w 26! YOUNG MARRIED WOM lunch_counter work: noon Oly. st n.w. white. for 13206 26° CHAUFFEURS. liatle men, with identification cards. for the Black and White and Yellow cabs. Ap- niy Mr Ryan 1240 24th st $50875 EXTRA WEEKLY 1 A L e s AT athere Chrietmas susde: 4D % . weekly payment. Best selling ed. Our co-operation insures suc- ceas. t_early: everybody kne a o ounect Write for Tull. detalle. Samples Teret RTINTIC FUBLISHING CO.. 323 W Randolnh, Chicago. Representatives wanted in_small_town . SALESMAN. One with real selling ability to represent nationally known brewery; must drive Ford car. Please do not call unless you have a reab selling record. Po- tomac 5713 for appt FLLOOR MANAGER. Married man, between the ages of 30 and 45, with at least high school education and some executive experience preferred. Retail selling experience desir- able but not essential. Excel- lent opportunity for advance- ment. Apply - employment ninth floor. WQODWARD & LOTHROP. MEN. The Electralux, Inc., an inter- national organization, with 30 branches in the United States, has operated in Washington for a period of 18 months. We de- sire to employ 8 men who can, after 60-day field experience, manage men. The remunera- tion will be $75 to $125 per week. We are expanding our present offices and will establish sub- branches as fast as these men are capable of handling them. It is a direct selling proposition, on a commission and bonus basis to start. See Mr. Greer, 227 In- vestment Bldg. “HELP—MALE_AND FEMALE. PETAPECRE TS, ool lenced: _statg Rl o2 R Star officsr o om: Pl et R and cionag Work: siate, ¢ dentially, !’ Thencs lary ver- K state, confl- dress_Box ar_office. WANTED—-SALESMEN, ARE A ALESHA terested in your future want & permanent vosition, give me your name. m‘ and phone number, care Houston %%W‘—‘T. T S e & office, manent o | 30011 Can Earn $3 an Hour. SELL XMAS CARDS. The most beautiful line in America and we Dy unusually Jarge commissions di well on sight. ‘e deliver and collect fn person_or write ~SAMPLE BOO OPEN"EVENINGS FOR _YOUR C 3 IENCE. PROCESS ENGRAVING CO.. 200 Phillins Blde.. 927 15th_st. n YOUNG LADY, experienced as P. B. X. operator. Apply Rice- Schmidt Baking Co. BOOKKEEPER - STENOG rapher for small office, experi- enced and efficient. Creeron Millinery Co., 614 12th SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS —and earn $5-510 per day in your s hours. We supply samples free and tell exactly how to sell them to your friends and others., which nssures success. Ask for de- tails. ' ARTISTIC PUBLISHING CO., 323 W. Randolph, Chicage . $2 TO $5 PER HOUR Can be made in spare time showing frien: and_others our beautiful personal Christmas cards. We supply samples and show how to make a euccess, = Commission nockiy, Weite for terms. JAS. LEE GRE ING CARD C0.. 23 10 80 S5. C! axo. TELEPHONE OPERATING. AN - IDEAL OCCUPATION TFOR YOUNG WOMEN. ROOM 1. 722 12th ST. N.W. THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO. PART-TIME WORK. WANTED—MISCELILANEOUS. | FURNACES CLEA R ne. Grato Bars, Steam and H. . s Water Hericrs. Gas Rances and Heaters Sarviced and Repaired: Plamine Repairs i Il branchea: Superiar Serviea: Honest Deal- el Service. 917 11th st. ANTIQUES_ old zold — sliver. _dlamong fpwere A ¥ Amold. 1333 G st n.w rummaze nay_cash. . women's and children's). clothing. odds and nds. miec. honsehold ariicles. bric-a-hrac. ete.. and T will buy_them for rammage sale. Phona Mr. Wineer. Fr. 6016-W. e BOOKS_BOUGHT. M. 3543. m: 711 G Paul” Pearl- nw CAMERAS. ficld_glasaes. tools. cuns. any- ghine you have to sell. Grocé's. Franklin FURNITURE: nd furnisiin hone Columbia D085, TTURE—You'l be surprised ai prices T pay for desirablo furniture. antiaues. brie- a-brae. ele.. also pianos. Ralph diana ave now. Franklin 5304 FURNITORE—T want_ail _kinds. me. "1 vay cash. * Phone Atlantic 26% R0 p.m: FURSITURE—Call_me aiter_youe tho rest. and then compare prices. Can e anvebine “fneudine Dianosand Fuss. Shao- FURNITURE—Satistactory prices paid_for househo!d furnishings of every. description. Call_us first t_results. Main_ 10194, FURNITURE—IT vou have furmiture. an: tique or modern _bric-a-brac. rugs. etc.. call me. 1 need it. Doyglas, Franklin 89 FURNITURE—T pay more Fousonard woods i ‘ofce Turaure, 63 La ave 520: Ad 1103 after 8 p.m FURNITURE of every description: best rices paid _ Write or phone Main 6676 Sanare_Deul garniturs Co. 501 Eve n.w FURNITORE _of all “kinds wanted; ~best arrs oA E Capital Furhisre Car 400 Ta 3ve n.w._or_phone Franklin 1 ¥ FURNITURE—You —can _always & value here. Call M. 3006 ‘and get results. GOLD._ silver. watches, diamonds and old fowelry neededt in our manufacturing dent Full_cash value paid. Selinger's. 818 F st fiQFFMAN PRESSING MACHINE, good con- dition. _Telephone N. 8465, 25¢ PTANGS—WIll pay epot cash for €0od nsed Erands and, uohight biagos, Addross Post ffice Box 453, Pa. ave. stafion__ __ _ SHALLOW WELL AUTOMATIC PUMP, cash. _Address Box 265-R. Star offi SPOT CASIH paid for store {ixtures. cash reg- {tera, show “Gades. entire contenia. bouRhL. Edgar Baum_903 B n.w._ Frank. 9744, WANTED—Several makes: must_he barg: Fust Ty 2R for 26° en's used clothing. shoes. &, bt ricesr-gute cae: Man 4158 A 5 s. . &4’ diand. ¢10 D st. bw. HELP—DOMESTIC. GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, seltled: must bo good _cook, with Toferences: stay nights, 3717 T st. n.w. North 8032, _27% S et i T T Y 1} o1 T 7 Potomac 5509 Int B IS THERE SETTLED WHITE WOMAN WHO woulid like gdod home and wages in suburbs? Cook and_downstairs work. s Box 276-R._Star_office. 26 NURSE,_white_ or_mother's ence. 5239 Klingle rd. n.w. h e %fi:’“m“?: 'ummv'«"n?‘ oFk: ata 3 r z Wisconsin 8045, - 45+ WOMAN for general housework. 1004 10th at_n.w. WOMAN, youns. to_care Tor 3 emall chll- dron: experienced; references. ~ Apply 832 WOMAN, _sottlpd, wIth referencesTor wen- ral ork, ' v after 9 8, hojmypeck. part, sy, Gl sty WOMAN, ogpall, djpendable, fof, 1pmdy n-ma"f} mwa-ou‘ ue?'iunro;cn‘.v. I . T o !ufi‘" eob T Sl AbafiTRent: el i3 fer- Cleveiand b211. ment ; lly in lett STy Brar offer - loner Addee SITUATION—MALE. B4 ninfl. Q oxua:nmkl:ln. E"PE Dy ANYTHING TO SELL? Ph L) : iR A 108 AT Rw, et s, il B the Washington public. ~—PERSONAL. TRUSSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL money-savieg _prices. it _and satisfaction Ffuarantoed. - EXpert lady and gentleman at- fehants 16, cars_{or_your every want. Peo- ble's Drug Store No 2, 7th and E sta. n.w. HOSPITAL FOR THE CARE OF THE BET- iep clasa of unfortinate Young omen before uring _coni o Srie ; Charces T ssonable " Habice for > adoption. VEIL, HOSPITAL Langhorn, Pa. o e ) Consuttation HavEs. Tycs et ;“”dn 910 ‘7"1'!: st._Main 6008, 2" ATR. fiAI§ NMOLES RMANENTLY removed, $1: " ; satistac: fost, TR SRRV s tion _guaran MA! K Bldg., 1105 G st. SPECTAL, T§1§ WEEE 'Eflmm. nent ‘wave. 24 curl ‘.u?"?, 0, r!mm r wave: 38 years in bi . Elizabe! e 535 St ol Bemniin. 6150, 1 3% HOME. IMPROVEMENT ENGINERERS—AFe Fou cohtemplating any improvements to your home? " Reardicss of the nature of the work oF size of the job. we can do it. and we will cive vou up to three years to pay. with no terest: estimates free. Call us. ain 512 513. Penn Improvement Co.. Inc.. 911 7th HOMES _modernized: imvrovements of all Kin 0 norches inclossd: hest work: Iowest prices; easy terms. Godwin. Main 3884. 26! KEYS—Duplicate ke; 2 bl 'w_York_ave. n.w. _Fr. 3005. EYS DUPLICATED whi Vi d ATN Hot Dainting. inf l;f\llvr:::‘.khy skilled much;-"h'w 1(;::‘ and work guarantead. _Luerssen 19 €'t n'we. Phons Frankiie 76, PAPERING. painting: ns napered painting at ibwest Dricea: kil me 10 year: ine"& PAPERING WHOLE 5 vooms and Summ PAPERING. PAINTING—R« o FAPR R oo sty By . Painting at_low: G of” duil-season Drlu\:l"dnT;: Gl mon Estimates & Co.. 4809 Georgi: :VN UC‘= PAPERHANGIN X NTING—Guar: ‘::‘e‘n,"‘s’.“.‘,.“fl reasonable rates: estimates iven, 'S, J- Koran. North 588. 1350 New- PAPERHANGING—Rooms panered in _ Au- Eust only. 35 up, _ N Peco 50D "ok nw Norih GRSR W ORI 0 “PAPERHANGING PROMPTLY" — Lawst satls, wuar. Aol HOU K and_up: 2-story _hall v B, 547 quick Ad. desiens at Wi RAGLETSS. 1016 Boh we. 1 PAPERHANGING—Room! S atterns: quick servics. BRD S e, Sl PAPERHANGING, paini] 3 ] rooting. - Rpt-wat 'num':'f o maw plumbine. "porches built: all kinds of {rame and brick work: best quality and workman- 1; w0 Phone Potontac G118 o i1e> "APERHANGING—Rooms papered. $6_and i A. T. Geor i PPone Aty Soomee. 3084 piti At PIANO TUNING, =W It . erat "Wiano. Tepaire aid Temaiiding "o ey Sar :;I::‘l::'u ml reasonable. Skilled me- Schaofler Cov 044 f1 8t me Ling 10870 PLASTERING. firet class: all kinds of <o ment 3 e 9!;20.' no job too far or too ..l:l“ll.l“ PLUMBING AND HEATING Tn Al Granches: Superior Service and Fair g 3 Sl 3% 110 ke b rank. 10158, ROOFING. tinning. roof painting, gutterin and spouting: get our pri v 4 Watks & Soh: Atlantie 3955, " Lo gfel™ ROOF REPAIRING. PAINTING, £uttering, spouting: reasonabl rices. ¢ £ y SR R R . oo g, A Line. 1057. 1839° WINDOW SHADES, screeus & metal weather e ol ll sl BRSPS ey BB ihiof, [ il cal Wi Eliovalt 118 ind '8 Sn “5a” ViS5 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. [ = ’eAFI:'l‘lg‘{:“ lflm‘h room. Establi : O rspoRsiLle tenan. "ob SR e o Lo B P P st. nw. o Columbia_i0: tted to_ your of opaque shi sam| Phone EXCELLENT CARE GIVEN INV, axed, convalescent by nulrn::lslmownAhomc poreh, splendid_loeation: orolesstonal reler: ences, 2 BLE{ A r 84, fl"- 7188 : BV B3t Gl ol B0 A