Evening Star Newspaper, September 1, 1928, Page 22

22 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D O SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER T, rece AND SIPUATIONY, = e eeee———————————————————— .LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. 1928. Programs prepared by the Assoctated Press. Scheduled for Eastern standara time. Meters on the left of call letters, kilocycles on right. SHORT-VAVE RADID TABOOED BY NAVY Use of Medium Band In- dorsed for Planes Instead as Safety Measure. 440.0—~WCX-WJIR Detroit—680 2:30--Demonstration hour. 7 00—Orchestra: music appreciation. 191.5—WEAF New York—610 2.00—Trio 3 00—Musical varieties. 4 00—Marionettes 7 30—Musical 4 30—RBill and Ja £ 30_Thirty Minutes From Broadway | $:00—Dinner mus 9.00—Orchestra § 00—Pennsyivan: 10.00—Chain Gang | T.00-Variaty hoy 36—KYW Chicago—3in “The Open Mike e Chicax ‘, vah Steedens Orchestra 230 Accardion auarte | Dance D e Ausic i | M45—WIZ New York—660 Slumber mu | Trio. studio | Dance _music | £:00-5( Regis Orchestra | 6 30_Organ recital 7 13—Talk on business J0—Godtrey Luglow 00_Biritone ana_ piano. 30— Accordion auartet COMMISSION 0. K.'S 11 RADIO STATIONS Applications for Renewal of Broad- . Heretofore Held Up, Given Approval. The short-wave radio transmitting | set for exclusive use on planes making transoceanic or other long-distance overwater fights is taboo insofar as | the Navy is concerned, and it 5o noti- fied the world. Instead it indorses the | use of equipment capable of transmit- ! ting on the intermediate or medium | wave band. because within this band 1= the recognized international frequency. guarded by ships, naval vessels and practically all shore radio traffic stations | Capt. S. C. Hooper, chief of naval communications, emphasizes the de- sirability of using medium frequency sets, based on observations of the many transoceanic flights. Bringing out that the Navy always has equipped its long- radius pianes with sets capable of transmitting on the distress frequency of 500 kilocycles (600 meters), he states | that these sets. for long flights. in every | way are superior to the high-frequency sets. Aside from the greater possibility of getting assistance. he declares they are best suited for obtaining radio compass bearings by planes which wish R ioal to ascertain their whereabouts. High- 9 35—Bridge talk frequency sets, howsver, cannot b2 em- 153.1=WNAC Boston—650 ployed to taks bearings, due to d 4 00—Ted and His Gans tortion in transmission 3.00—Dinner_dance. Fonvalk piano High frequencies do give long dic- 8 00—Dance music tance. but they are outside the int IUE—WGR Buffale—009 pational distress frequency Conse- & Orchestra quently they cannot be depended upon —WMAR Buffale—330 to secure assistance from all neardy | 3 30—Orchestra stations. Moreover, 1n high-frequency O--Sagamore Orchestra. transmission there are skip-distance gones where the signals are not heard. Recounting past experiences with both types of transmitting equipment. Capt Hooper says that the Greater Rock- ford plane. lost somewhere between Rockford. Ill. and Stockholm. carried high-frecuency equipment, and al- h the range of signals was er than intermediats frequen many stat‘ons along the Canad: Greenland coasts could not hear her signals, nor could the plane obtain radio bearings on it. On the other hand. Capt. Hooper | points out that the Byrd transatlantic plane America was eouipped with a set capsble of transmitting on 500 kilo- | eycles and was heard by merchant ves- | sels and shore stations through»ut its | flight. Lieut. Clarence H. Schildhauer, neval aviator. on two occasions ha used intermediate frequencez to secure | help from naval and merchant vessels. (Copyright. 1928) LocalRadioEntertainment Saturday, September 1, 1928 | 00__Mediterraneas 00—Slumber mucic 122.3—WOR Newark—710 2:00-Violin and piane S i Dnnes Tencert | casting Licens distzess | 0d—Pianist. Gance musie | all merchant ' 8l r Orchestra | {ime | devening organ | omancers ~Dance m { E—WPG Atlantic Citx—1.100 Orgen: dimner concert ans. concert orchestrs 8.00_Frv's Orchestra & 30—_Concert_orche: 9°00—Dance music 283.5—WBAL Baltimore—1.080 6 30—Dinner music T15-Talk on buaness TAN_WBAL Jubilee Singers & 00—Ensembie 9 00—Maryianders NAE2—Y TET Boston—3n 3:45—Bean Knigh 8 g a 10 By the Asscelsted Press. The applications of 11 broadcasting stations for renewal of their operating | licenses were approved today by the | Federal Radio Commission. These sta- | tions were among 162 cited by the com- mission to show cause why they choula be allowed to continue operatfon. The commission also ordered 3 stations to reduce their power. ! Stations granted renewal of licenses |are: WBMH. Detroit: WEBL. Rich- | mond. Va.. WCGU. New York City: | WCLB. Long Beach, N. Y.: WFAN Philadelphia: WKBE. Webster, Mass.; | WTAZ, Richmond. Va.. WIAS. Ot- | tumwa, fowa: WMBQ. Brooklyn. N. Y.: | KGCA. Decorah, Towa: KGON. Con- cordia, Kans The power of KWCR. Cedar Rapids, Towa, was reduced from 230 to 100 | watts: WKBO. Jersev Citv. N. L. from 500 to 230 watts and WJBIL. Red Bank N. J., from 250 to 100 watts RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. 6:00 — Pennsylvanians; mus.c—WEAF, WTIC. 6:30—Organ recital—-WJz, WBZ KYw. 7:15—Talk on business by Dr. Julius Klein—WJZ, WBAL. WHAM. KDKA. WLW. KYW, WSM, WHAS, WRC. 9:00—New York Dance Orchestra —WEAF, WWJ. WSAI, W3B WRC. 'WCAE. ra 2 hours) a 4—WTIC Rarttord—3sn 7.30—Musical program 3:10_Dance orches IM1—WABC New York—9i0 5.00—Musical & 15 _Orchest §.00—Orchestra m 9.00—Dance (2 hou ;—-WCAU Phitadelphia—1.150 s and That Revue dance A 3 30_Orcrestr, News nour 7 30_Jewish World program 8.00—Moonlight Sail. 8:30—Orchestra 2:90—An cld poet 9:30—Orchestra, A05.2—WFI-WLIT Phitadelphis—310 00-—Kentuckians. 00_fasirumental ensemble 0_Operatic group 00—-Male quartet 30 Dance Orchestras 11 315.6—KDKA Pittshurch—150 2:30—Demonstration_hour 30—Westinghovse Band. 30—Heme Ratio Club 15—Talk on business 8:30—Accordion quartet | 280.2—WHAM Rochester—1.070 hours) 30— Demonstration hour 30—Dinner music 00—Light opers 30—Thester program D0—Anniversary speal 20— WHAM birthday party 00—Studin revel 483.6—WJAR Providence—s20 7:40—fusical program 00—To be announced. 5—WGY Schenectady— | 90—Psnnsylvanians | 30—Musicel prozram. { NAA—Washingten Nary Yard (4343 Meters—639 Kilocyeles). 3:45 pm.—Weather Bureau reports. 9:55 pm.—Arlington time signals. 10:05 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. WRHF—American Broadcasting Co. 1322.4 Meters—930 Kilocycles). 5:45 pm—The Town Crier. 8 to 7 pm.—Dinner concert. | ‘WMAL—Washington Radie Forum | (241.8 Meters—1248 Kilocycles). ! $:35 p.m.—Thirty Club, conducted by A. Cloyd Gill 715 pm.—Weekly forum of the Y | : P.m.—Music: program under | the direction of Walter T. Holt. k;t:s pm~—Ambrese R. Herrison, H &m,—c:nect time. :01 p.m.—Popular songs by Madelon | Sherman. 2963~ WWNC Asheville—1.018 8:20 —Prank T T 8:40 pm.—James E. Lee, tenor { - 3 Py 9 fl-;-—hlk by Claude Owen of 435.9—~WSB Atlanta. Washington Board of Trade. 08 Sanday Stuol. eswn, 9:15 p.m.—Leese’s Saturday Nighters. | ~ 2:00—Orchestras, 10:15 to 10:30 p.m.—News flaches. 9:90—Dance music | SRR o ™ % 1 WEC—National Breadeasting Co. (4685 "1 SIS, anee—w 2:?::"“1;"&':% yerieties R e ¥ oy — attes. 3224—WHAS Louisville—030 4:30 pm.—Jolly Bill and Jane 7:15—Talk on buslnes.: v § pm—Waldorl-pstoria Orchestra. | 1 32—5iin concer! :30 pm—“The Piremen's Annual. 5 00_Greater Lowsville Entertamners h?gimpnm_ mfl bymfllnym :l,ldl:eu. | 530.9—WSM Nashrille—son 5:38 pm.—Base ball ccores, courtesy | of the Associzted Press and The Eve- ning Star. g &m_a—-sug‘e;l's Pennsylvanians :30 p.m—~Bible talk by Pegs McK. Btchison. & o 6:45 pm —Statler's Pennsylvanians, 7 p.m.—Mildred Hunt, soprano. i 7:15 pm—"A Werek of the World's 3 ,” by Dr. Julfus Klein. 7:30 pm.—Mildred Hunt. soprano. 8 pm ~The Open Mike. 8 p.m —Correct time. 9 p.m.—Palais d'Or. Orchestra 10 p.m.—Elumber music. 11 p.m—Weather forecast | 11 to 12 pm.—~Jardin Lido Orchsstra BUS ROUTE CHANGES ARE ASKED OF BOARD Lincoln Memorial ice. Duo 30— Concert 9.30_Organ recital 10:00—Dance prosram 333.1=WBZ SpringAeld—990 2 30—Demonstration bour 8:05_Lcews Orchestra £:30—Organ recitel 7:30—Muste. 8 30—Accorgion quartet H1EI—WTAG Woreester—380 5:45—Bean Knights: studio €:12—Gudio program Thes. E. Jarrell, Pres. 30—Overturs. 00—Studio program 134.5—CFCA Toronto—600 7.00— Music 8:00—3fusical program SOUTHERN. portance than its roof. being a source of in the beginning. 715 7Taik on business, 8.30—Dinner coneert. 30—Barn dance 296.0—WSMB New Orleans—1.010 9 30-Concert 10.30—Theater program CENTRAL. 252.3—WWJ Detroit—s5e u recital 00—Givpsy Barors. 50—Dinner music 00—Daxnce orchestra ‘3 hours) 428.3—WLW Cincinnati—i00 -Demonstration hour. 5—2iona Motor hour. 5—Telk on business. 30—Orchestras 8:00—Gihson Orchestra #.30—Hawaiians - 2:00—Mell and Dell 2 30—Gondolyrics. 19 10—Orchestra 10.30—Cinco' Singers 11:00—Gibson Orchestre 11:30—8wiss Gardens Orchestra 361.2—WSAL Cincinnati—330 300 Fiddler scrap book. 5 45—Bunshine G 5.00—Bafety Club 6§ 20—Dinner music 7.30—Orchestra 2:00—Dance music :00—Theis Orchestra 1/00—8tudin frolic 499.8—WTAM Cleveland—130 6 00—Orchestra Jo—Orcrestra 00— Dance music 00— Revelers 06—Danee music base of the evil and root it y i 3 9 # worry and expense. H 7 we are perfectly will and Sixteenth and Kennedy Lines Would Be Rescheduled Under Plan The Washington Rapid Transit Co | yesterday requested the Public Utilities | Commission to authorize slight r-han:es! { | g2 : . | 2120.22 Georgia Avenue 7 It a2 1n routes of two of its motor bus lines. | —ie The changes would affect which operates from Eighth street and | Pennsylvania avenue to the Lincoln ! Memorial and the terminal of route 1 At Sixteenth and Kennedy streets. The former is designed to avoid the neces- #ity for passengers 1o walk a blnck when transferring at Fifteenth and K street: while the latter 15 intended primarily to reduce the running time of sou'hbound busses from Maryland, which make con- nections with street car: at Fourteenth and Kennedy streets, and 2! the same time providing a more direct route The proposed route of No. 8 busse: eastbound from Lincoln Memorizal. »ould be over the present route to Fifteenti and I streets, thence north on Fifteenth gireet 10 K street, east on K street 1o Thirteenth street, scuth on Thirteenth street 10 I street and thence over the resent route. ‘The propesed route for 0. 1 busses, destined to Sixteenth and Kennedy streets, is ax follows: North on Bixteenth street over the present route to Colorado avenue, thence ‘con- tinuing north on Sixteenth street to Kennedy street, east on Kennedy street o Colorado avenue, southeast on Colo- | rado avenue to Bixteenth street and | thence over the present route Busses from points north of Kennedy street would go south on Bixteenth street and | east on Kennedy over the present route | to Colorado avenue, then southeast on Colorado avenue o Bixteenth street and | then follow the present route Asks $10,000 for Injury Jobn A Sums, 1508 Caroline streel has filed suit for $10,000 damages from | Millard E Peake, Bethesda Farm Dairy for alleged personal injuries The plain- LU says he was riding a bicycle Janu- ary 27 st Fifteenth and R strests when an automobile of the defendant collided with his wheel injuring him perma- Tolmanized Collars Wilt Slowly ! e Tolman Laundry, € Dupont Circle i route 8 is a defender of health You who are suffering, fection, expressed in constip efficacious. choice is a matter of personal selection, | | ‘ Delwered | b (with Lactose) may laboratory I distanc messenger divect from the he sent hy mail any National V Bacteriologists 1515 You or'; The concert by Come facilitated. Washington Savings Bank Tenth and Grant Place 1. D. Leonard, Vice Pres, and Treas. A A tonight stations, The will cons ong hits. night, with the tanuliar “Just out of the Sk: tet, will follow with “T Ain" body." new the Merle Johnston's tet and the Serenaders, a male quartet of carefuily blended voices. on WRC Tonight. broadeast Variety Hour,” will The programs will weekly offerings of st beginning at " Th will WRC not WRC's evening broadeast gram da chestra Claude Owen of the Washington Board of Trade will go before the microphone of WMAL tonight to give impetus to the movement for the crection of a $5.000.- | 000 stadium as a memorial to Theodore | Roosevelt, The station’s musical features | will he provided by the Studio, An aily Town scheduled this evening by WRHF. Mrs. 0 O O B =EEEEES out for Ask Your Physician—He Knows e subsequent in and by Statle! It but 8 o'clock, Ambrose hour’s dinner concert review of news events Crier are the only . Katherine A. Morton see how Roofing Is Serions Work That's why series to be known be intro- duced by the National Broadcasting Co. | over WRC and its associated | be_pro- vided by Mildred Hunt. soprano “croon- saxophone quar- this group of selected numbers | the best of popular ballads and current | The inaugural program to- 7 o'clock, Like a Melody saxophone quar- Got. No- broadcast full program, however, due to the weekly business resume of Dr. Julius Klein, to be broadcast at 7:15 o'clock. will is_scheduled as | the nature of Waiter T. Holt R. Harrison, and Leese’s Brunswick Saturday Night- ers and by The attractions is Staie | superintendent of public instruction of | Wyoming. O 0 e Advantages We're handy to everywhere— very accessible: in the heart of the downtown section, but out of its congestion. Our facilities are adequate for every husiness requirement: and the spirit of co-operation is very zenuine. 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Another new attraction will be pre- sented at “The Open Mike, the program has not been announced. attractions include a the Palais d'Or Orchestra, an hour of slumber music and a late program by the Jardin Lido Or- tenor, Star “Want Ad” VARIETY HOUR NEW Branch Office BROADCAST SERIES Mildred Hunt, Johnston's| Quartet and Serenaders NORTHWEST. #26 17th st.—National Druz Ce 14th and P sta.-Day Pharmacy. 1133 14th st. Marty's Cizar and Magazine Store. 17th and Que sts —Kenner's Pharmacy. 13th and U sts —J. 8. Clemence. 2001 Georgia ave. -F. E. Lampkin's Phar- macy 2000 14th st —Colliflower Art & Gift Co. 3401 14th st Bronough's Pharmacy 14th and Buchanan sts macy 1ih st and Colorado Pharmacy 3209 Mount st.—Mount Cigar and News Shop | 1783 Cojumbia rd. —United Cisar Azencs 2132 Cailfornia st - Colodny Brothers Wardman Fark Pharmacy NYIRC S ‘aves and M st.—Sanitery Phar- mats sth and Eve sts.—Nushaum's Pharmacy 2nd and Mass. sve —Phfllipe Pharmacy ist and K st —Duncan's Pharmacy th "And K sts —Goldenberg's (time clerk's sk Tth and O sts.—-Smith's Cub Rate Drug Store b St and [ 1 ave.J French Simpson 11th and M sts.— L. H. Forster's Pharmacs Oth and U sts.- M H_Hunton's Pharmac- Ge ave._sna Rock Creek Church rd.—Rock Creek Pharmacy ave and Urpshur st Phar- Norton's Pharmacsy *s Pharmacy ~Brizhtwood Pl Fox s Pharmacy 5 ave —Dupont Pharmacs 18(h wnd Fla ave.—Bernstein's Drug Stors, | Fla. ave. and 1st st.—N. Reiskin North Capitol st. and R. I ave Pharmacy 1722 Pa. ave. ] Louls Krick 2184 New York ave. Riversice Ph 3ist and G sts. —@uigley s Pharmacy 25ih and Pa. «ve. -Herbst's Pharmacy. 1315 Conn. ave —Joll's Newsstand Sonn. ave - Monterey Pharmacy 3300 Conn ave.-Circle Confactioners Store Wisconsin ave. and Macomb st.—Harry C. Taft 4231 Wisconsin ave. Takoma Park. 339 Bros. Pharmacy. | GEORGETOWN. 30th and P sts.-Mersan Bros’ Pharmacy 0th and M. sts.—Brace's Pharmacy | 3417 M St - Mogkey s Pharmacy 1355 Wisconsin ave —-Donahue’s Phar NORTHEAST. and H sts.—Home Drug Store. H st Garren's Music Store st. and Md. ave.- Louis F. Bradies 12¢h and Md ave _Louly Sacks North Capitol and Eve Kenealv'’s Pharmacy 338 Fasg Capitol st.—Estlow & Tate Phar- Ploasant Pleasant Petworth macy. Parke the | Morzan Bros A | Cedar st Mattinzly ath 07 th macy East Cop. and 8ih 13th and East Cap. six macs 20 and R 1 Wordridge 35001201 8t land ath'st_and R L ave —John G. Bis macs 4471 Shenifl 1. ne. Deanwood. D. € tary Drug Store SOUTHEAST. Jrd and Pa_ wve -0 Donnell’s Drug Store Bth and Eve sts —F. P. Weller's Pharmacy |11k 't and Pa ave —Peales’s Pharmacy 1007 Nichols ave., Healy's Drug | “store | SOUTHWEST. | | | Bislauss Pharmace Lincoln Park Phar- Colling' Brookland Pharmacy, Pharmac Bronk- Phar- ave Sani- the Anacost 10th st and Va_ ave — Herb: Pharmacy th end D sts.—Laniz's Drug Store 'z and L sts.—Columbia Pharmacs STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL '1 P.M, Al ‘aavertisements for The Evening Star mnust be in The Star office or one of The Star branch offices by 11 pm. the DAY BEFORE ISSUE. with the [ollowing excep- tions Lost and Found. Dexth Notices Afvertisenients under the above classifica Ne will ba nccepted ot The Star ffes. 11th And Pa. ave. until 12 noon daz nf issue. Sicept Saturdavs and Legel Holidaws The ‘closing time is 1020 am Al adve tisements for The Sunday Star must be re- jved 2t The Star office by 530 pm . Sat- urdey or at any of The Star branch offices by 4.20 pm _Saturds CASH WITH ORDIER Is required for all advertisements from transient advertisers. LOCAL RATES. 3-line minmmum time. 3ne per ine times. 19¢ per Ime. imes. 18c ver line “mes’ consecutivels. 17¢ per line Adverti_ements under Personal. 3c per line RATES OUTSIDE °3-MILE RADIUS OF WASHINGTON. 4-1ine_finmim e per Jine 0c per e 7 times, 19¢ per 'ins. 14 timeg or mare, 18c per.line Advertisements under Pérsonal. 3c per line addiitonal sient classifed advertisements for the Sun and the New York Times will | be received nver the Business Counter of The 3tar at resular rales T HELP—MALE ASSISTANT STOCKKEEPER, whit iences o pi fittings and motor apply Tuesdes, Gept. 4. Mr. Stone mats “irg ‘Corp., 1719 Conn. ave BASS-BARITONE for church qusrtet. fair compensation Address ~Box 266-C. Star office BOY, with hizh school education. to | dveing and cleaning trade. See Mr | Donald, - el cizaners and Las Hizhway. Va Auto- m dyers. 36 “vears one who will work for advancement 1f worked vefore wiere. Address Box 50-2. Star office * BOY. who has knowledge of storage batteries and ‘Tadio. to drive truck. White Hours to 9. Apply 4835 Georala_ave. n.w CEMENT WORKER, hands with BRSiSt carpanter: state experience, s sired. _Address Box 413-C. Star ofice COLORED PORTER wanted. Hilltop Manor Pharmacy. 3300 14th st with smail car. ‘monthly ‘accounts: local and 207_International Blds. | COUNTER MAN. first-class. must have local reference. Balary no object to right man | Must. be good meat carver. Addiess Box | 324-C. Star_office. 1 | COUNTER MAN._in cafeteria Must have w00 reference Service Cafeteria. 1112 14th AR B | DOORMAN. colored. hotel exparience: over 30t 7. See head beliman. Burlinton, Hotel DRIVER-SOLICITOR wantod. white. Muat | hhve his_own car. Apply Georgetown Valet | Bervice, 3210 0 st. n.w. DRUG CLERK. junior. experienced, 3 nights and every other Sunday References. Ken- ner's Pharmacy, 17th & Que sts. n.w HAIR BOEBER and marceller, expert, ex- perienced in beauty parlorsi Tuesday. be- fween 9 and 10 am. Suite 225, National Press Blds MAN. voung, of nest appearance, with sales ability. to xolicit membershin in a country club. Pleasant work. Riz mone experienced. suburban mechanics. experienced Greenlee, Ask for Mr for sales work: experience 823" Albee B|dE. smal) experienced. hetween 25 and 30 managing store. Anply good 820 King st Alexan Av Reference. See Mr. Lewis, 1123 Invest- ment Bldg nings. - 3309 Conn. ave Il seecsantes Nash - preferred | MEN—Old-line company needs 4 men to {work with manager in training for mana | zerial positions. outside: good pay and good l“m MEN. 3 or 4, white or colored. day's work | Willing tn do anything. Not afraid of work |8 am to & pm Pay every night. Apoiy | a1 once. 45 Seaton st e T | s, soun- s, over Keith's Theater PLUMBER'S HELPER. who can run I} | ora”cruek” gos aen e must be experi | enced.Apply 4835 Georgla ave. n.w SALESMAN, experienced in selling shoes and window and print show cards: experienced {only wpply: reference. 3207 M st nw. 2* SALESMEN, trucks for 2 n old estab- | lished firm handling a very po; | commercial cars and trucks ability 1o open and close sales need apply company advertising for salesmen. We have A waiting list hut ara trying (o attract just fwa honest-to-zondness truck salesmen who 8tar office SHOE MAN years: capable of SHOEMAKER, | dria. Va SHOE BALESMAN. funior, experienced BODA DISPENSER, experienced and refe ences required Kenesaw Blds. Mi. Pleas ent and Trving ats ¥o0d wages: stmdy’ position. National Druk Co., 026 17th st SOLTCITOR, high-arade, MAN. youns, fo operate soda fountain eve Wallace Motor_Co. | future.” Mr. Spence, 1319 F st. Room 807 unnecessary | good Day. nw.. basement | RADIOTRICIAN wanted eneral merchandixe: must be able (o Lim An opportunity live-wire truck snlesmen with You will probably be surprised to find this are rendy to g0 to work. Address Box 334-7. 913 Pa, ave. n.w ply Leon Co, 1321 P al EODA_DISPENBER, experienced, full time | remilts. Big income assured Must have one who ean get Teferences. Address Box 331-C. Star ofice | STEAM FITTERS ath st sw * BTENOGRAPHER-BOOKKEEPER, man about capable of taking over office detalls: ver- | manent: chance for advancement ficulars and salars ‘axpected by letter once. Address Box 360-2, Star_ofce. MAN of college education with teaching experience, who holds C. P. A degree, to teach accountancy in evening classes, Address Box 335-C, Star oftige CAN EARN $3 AN HOUR selling Xmas cards, The most beautiful line 1N America and we pay unusually laree commissions. cards sell on sight We de- fiver und collect Ol I person or write Bample book free Open evenings for your conventence. Process Engraving Co. U1 National Press Bldg.. 14th and nw WANTED - Salesman, age 25 to 135 vears, selling advertised line four. drifters. no 423 Al [ Lxperience preferved, although not necessary, Unusual oppor tunity. Reply own hand, statin age and experience Addres Box 386-C, Star Office. % Hohherger's Phar- | ave.—O'Donnell's Me- | state | full par: | HELP—MALE. | (Conti SITUATION—MALE. ____(Contin RECOMMENDED SERVICE. (Continued.) __ for_Sunday and n.w. No phone. _ * 30 Ga. ave | 'y parlor. and feelline and. Anzer | 2 and 10. | ELP—MALE AND FEMALE. | | MAR OR WOMAN. colored: caok and gen- eral housework. Yokahama Cafe, 1363 | TAXICAB DRIVER wanted, L 23 h n. n tn_learn hair-bobbin 1128 14th n. g/ TED—AGENTS. SENT WANTED - Commission Credit to tight party. Call in person n'e. Basement. 1 SMEN. OMOAILE SALFSMAN needed at once new Durant cars. Liberal commission | 2hd benus. Apply 1355 Kenyon st. n.w | 1P you nre « salesman gnd have had e prrience in specially work, we have & propo- | Sition which will i ierest veu. And you | w1l be well paia it vou aualifs. Apple 20 | MeGIl Blae 530 1o 9:30, 3 to 5 ask for | Mr. Daniels. | YOUNG MAN of neat ance with | sales ability to solicit membership in new | country’club: pleasant work: good man an | “arn 3100 per day and more. See Mr Lewls, 1123 Investment Blds. v INSTRUCTION « OLR! ¥ AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICELY. LI- :nz.r*d Jady nv"i?nll') instructors. CONOVER. | West 3068 2128 H st. n.w * IPUPILS TO LEARN HAIRDRESSING ANU (heanty culture. New York svstem 1317 F A | LEARN AUTO DRIVING—_SPECIAL COURSE. V5: also single lessons.White drivers. Low- | 3 rate 1n city. HENSON. Lincoln 4253. 3 WOMEN —JOBS FOR LINOTYPE OP- | erators. £50-460 * short' nours. Burton ‘ Linntype School. Day ana eveninz | s STEP INTO BIG PAY HOTEL JO and women wanted for hotels. clibs. apart- ments. schools. colleges. _institutions, res. taurants cafeterias demand Increasing | dally: sxperience not necessars. ase i3 DO ohstacle ~ You can train in few months for Znd Dosition. one to ten graduates in | WasHington's hest hotels. employment bu- | rea service covers the whole countrs. Eve- Wing ela‘ses now forming. classes limited enroli early. schaol open 8:30 a.m. o 6 pm LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS. Pennsylvania_Ave. at_2ird St TEACHER OF PIANO. PEABODY servators, desires pupils, bezinners or vanced. Call_Cleveland 1328 i FECOME A LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT-un- crowded. dignified profession. biz_ opoor- | [inity for ‘money making Earn while sou Isarn Write. for details. Address BOx | 3.7, Star offce | | NOW I5 A GOOD TIME TO PREPARE FO» { & position. Rates: Dav. one month, $16 | fen ‘manths, 100" Eveninzs. one month. | 1 55%0 "en months. 30 WOODS' SCHOOL. A1 T Cap. % Extablished 183 Lincoin 33 AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHMT _IN. auire about our new method. licenseo white | man_estabitshed 10 vears _Call Lin 82 | AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY AND permit secured, by licensed white drivers | nisht or day__call Pr. 1340 | LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE | —in a_ school with a national reputation Easy terms: practical experience. dav. eve classes. Mabelle Honour Scheol. Inc’. 817 | 141h et now Fr 9818 THE-EVENING STAR !in an article published Thursday, August 30. said: ' New oil nelds valued at one hun- dred_ millions dollars have been discovered in_California a several Gulf Staies through the' me + Last vear | several Loomis Radio Collese graduaies were | sent down o Texas and Louisiana on_this | work nt salaries of $200 A month in addi- n to all hving and traveling espenses. Their Salariss have since been advancad to f 5300 tn addition to living expenses. The oii company was much pleased with _the work of these vouns men that thev called his Summer to cend them eizht mo sraduates from our class of last June We have also been reauested by this company | to_tur 1o them all the men graduat- | iz at the end of the coming Fall term in | December. ‘These sre only a few of the | | 5004 positions obtained by our graduates. | | ¥he full cource ‘covers only 10 months: tui- mode=ate, and terms of | paziment within reach of any youns man. | Fall term will hezin on Mondas. September rd. Better zet our 1925.20 ca‘aloz ot ance and enroll neyt week. aveidinz the lasi- ¢ rush, 100 RADIO COLLEGE. CON- Ad- K No charze on Employment Ex- ress Bldg. 14th & F HELP—FEMALF. ALTERATION HAND. experienced. for tai- Ior shop. 607 Pa _ave se. CANDY PACKERS. experienced in packaze F00ds: al:0 APANINEs for a few helpers Ap- ply Arlinzton Candy Cn.. Tth and K sti. 5. CHOCOLATE DIPPERS: steady work. also & few sirls to learn to Aip chocoletss. Ap- piv Arlinzton Cands Co. 7th and K sts s COUNTER WOMEN in cafeteria: mus . local reference. Must be first-el carvers. State salary expected in reply Address Box 323-C. Star office FEEDERS and catchers wanted for | work devartment: colored: expe Washington Lanndry, 27th & K GIRL. eolored, general housewos dre: veferences remuired CTRLS_ 2. expert all-around overaiors Pav_ " Vito Beauty Parlor. 1903 Fa. ave. SPWING MACHINE OPERATOR. white. for | power-operated sewins maching: musi be ouick. Elite Laundrs. 2119 14th &t n.w { SHIRT FINISHERS and backers wanied. colored. - experienced only. Washington Laundry. 27th & K sts. n.w | SODA DISPENSER. esperienced 1 pm. 633 H st ne STENOGRAPHER for Washington ofce of New York manufaciurer: must bea capable of beinz left alone in charze of office most of the day. replies must sive nee.” ducation. experienea referanees and | Salary mxpecied tn StAt. | Add-ess o 356-Z. Star ofce . i WATTRESS. etperienced: apply. 833 20th st. n.w WOMAN. ambitious refined. to encage remnnerative wark opmortunity for pancement: " mairied “voman' consid 014 rea zive telenhor Aress 271c, Star offce s v el WOMAN. youns. free to o anvwhere for high-type position alonz educational lines send full particulars with {dea of arrangin persanal nterview. - Address Box 375.C. Sta: WOMEN. voung. over 21, for candy store must furnish reference {rom last emplover no ofhers need apply. Address Box 380-C Ear ofce YOUNG LADY. must be attractive and have pleasinz personality. to ‘solicit membershin in & new country clith being formed by men of hizh standinz: must have zood referen: See Mr. Lewis. 1133 Investment Bids. * YOUNG LADIES. several. with cnllege or normal’ schonl (raminz. ‘wanted fo geads papers in return for filton of secreiarial course. AppIs in Derson, Straver Collegs 21 13ih st | CAN EARN 83 AN HOUR The most beautiful | selling Xmas cards, line in America and we pay unusuaily larse | commissions: cards sell an sight We de- liver and eclleet Call in person or write Sample book fres Open evenings for vour conveniencs Process B 1187 National Press Blaz. 14th and P st nw YOUNG LADY switchboard operator: experienced preferred Apply National Laundry Co Inc, 21 to 31 Pierce st naw. GOWN SALESWOMAN Saleswoman for exclusive gown shop. Must have experi-| ence in fine specialty shops. Ap-| ply by letter stating age. experi- ence and salary expected. \ddress Box 322-C, Star Offtice THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY Desirable positions are avail able for young women qualily ing for telephone ing: gnod salary paid while learning, with imereases at frequent inter- | vals Apply to Application Dept., Room 1, 722 12th st. nawv. | = * 1 i il 7 to| sales | n others need in Ensraving Co ope _ HELP—DOMESTIC. | GOOK “Reliable woman to do cooking and | general housework. Must be good laundress | and have innd eity referenc Phone Clev 4898 or eall at 3971 Harrvison st. at once. | COOK and gemeral houseworker: respansinle woman: help care child: three in family | reterer 4222 14th, Apt. 101 i | HOUSEKEEPER, white. by two emploved | women In nearby Viriinia suburb. small | houa mi Telephone Clarendon 8 34 MOFIiNg OF evening 2 HOUSEWORK and cooking~ White: stay nights. Atlantie 3770-J. 1207 8th st n.e WOMAN. reliable, for seneral housework §o0d ook stay nights. references. 8301 Delaware st Take Chevy Chuse Lake oi Kensington car to Raymond st and Con- uecticul wve' walk one block east SITUATION-—MALE, BARBER, young. experienced, dealres a po- | attlon; white trade. sood whges preerred | 1818 cnuren st nw HOOKKEEPER, experienced. iriaus. Phone Capitol Heigh | GHAUFFEUR, espocially caraiul and expe- tienved. wishes' position — Capable of muk [ Ie remaits and Tntereated . keeping over- head ‘i car at low Agure AN T ask 13 an | aBBarinilY (o hrove my abilits. Please call Patomac 4118 ‘leavs ‘meage, MrAnder son ? HOUSPMAN. position wanted by voung Bpanish gentleman. Address Rox 303-C. Star amee 3 | MIAN, - Filipina, and ‘housaman. | tamilyi experienced « " B o reliable. indus- a1, 3 Hernsed ehauffent, bhutler wishes position in n-.-w‘ wood rel, Addrens B | thing _that | MAN. settled. | HOUSEWORK wanted by colored woman. | onlv_s3.00. | s10-c. | canl | Redding MAN, married. experienced, wants janitor's | BLECTRICAL WIRING, papering, painting Dosition. With _auarters; 'best reference, | plastering. etc. 6-room house wired com, James Joy, 823 21st st. West 1315 I’rxm ST fixture 430, Pure ead ‘and MAN, reliable, age 27. wishes position as | inseed ofl Jused o 24 v AN el e ared, "aall 001 W at, | gatimate, First-class workmanship gustss- nw. J . SRR | POLITAN DEC. & ELEC. €O INC MAN, voung, waite, 22, wants work. prefers | I h n.w. Frank. A e dore it will d6 anv- | FLEGTRICAL HOUSE WIRING—8 ooms and Address Box fixtures, complete. $6750 up. Star Electric Co . Adams 5273 ve. n.w. « CTRIC WIRING—Will wire 15 honest % | nrsun;‘a'r age. fair education £0d not of work, wants a steady posi- | te, ding Axtures and inside serv- iion. " Addreks Box 3890, Star office. | B 0™ S Sear 1o bay. . STEIN ELEC- MAN. colored, desires job driving light de- | 627 livery fruck. 816 New Hampshire ave. n.w. | Star office. r: FLOOR. SHING, scraping, eise. wixing. skilled mechanics. ‘reduced grices. Paul Serene. 1209 N. Cap. st Main 101 FLOORS. old or new. scraped and finished: il work done by hand: or oid floors cleaned and waxed Also fioor laying. Prices vers fow this month. _ All work done by William 504 13th st__s.e. Lincoln S#18. ACES AND NEYS CLEANED AND et PR e, . Pranglin dotgn. o rvice. 917 t “Frankiin 1017 PoSHOn | OT-WATER HEAT, ZLECTRIC LIGH No money down: small payments. hest work H 1 Coleman Co. 1410 G st. nw. __3* HOUSE REMODELING or improvement | of any kind: h.w. heat, electric lights. Stuceoing. sarages. ste.; 3 ‘sears to pav. nn down payment 1103 Vermont ave. Suite | 404, Main_4122 { PAINTING. PAPERING Bpecial prices this week. _Pirst-class ma- terial and workmanship. S. D, LOPATIN, 3329 11th nw.. near Park rd._Adams 5340 PAINTING—House painting. interior and ex- terior. skilled mechanica. feasonable prices. Paul Serene, 1200 D._st in 10187 PAPERING, PAINTING, PLASTERING. ip: latest patterns: best materials. first-cl work M. Pumps. 3027 Ga. ave. Ad. 696 PAPERING. PAINTING. PLASTERING. all work guaranteed at the lowest possibie prices. " A call will convince sou that we Miean whai we sav. Phone Main 829, J Schansler. 1212 8ih_st. nw i PAPERING. PAINTING: finest materials and day's work: home nights | workmansio, = Rooms' pointed up, and 03 i “wishes | pered. 38,50 up. New patterns. A vear to D I e T e R0k, atas | DAY Ak for estimates Abelman Co.. 4800 nlehtn: hest references. Address Box 399-C, | Georgis ave Col. 148, ___ e Star office 2 " | PAPERHANGING. PATNTING, — plasierin PART-TIME WORK of any kind by reli. SAIDenter works JoS0UR AT TN BT Woman with reference. 1306 | Torms arraneed. *A ear £ pay, RAULEN Corcoran st. n.w 5 ) i _— WOMAN, reliable, colored. dasir it | RS Al oL e WOMAN. reliable. colored, desires & situa- o an conk: ood rietencea. 1691”300 PAPERHANGING. PAINTING and Biasiel n iz a specialty. heat. porches sereened and built, Dbain WOMAN. colored. wants work as chamber- | plumbing. etc.: scrape and iay new floo: matd or gemeral houseworker: neat: with make and hang awnings and window shar 7 n fact. any improvement or alteration your home may need. We use Dutch Bov ad and pure linseed oil. paints mixed 00 premices so ingredients may be seen. Tnis {3 first-class established compans. Al ovir work guaranteed. paperhanin ranteed n writing) for § years. Re plied upon reavest. ~Cash or Vears. Free estimates. People’s rating,Co.. Inc.. 817 3th st. n.¥. PHOTOGRAPHER. amateur, aze 22, can do | Aniening and_ enlaring work in photo”jsb. Or shop. Address Box 108-C. Star office. 1° SITUATION—MALE AND FEMALE MAN AND WIFE wish positions as cook and | butler. first class. colored. Call 1421 W st n.w . MAN AND WIFE. as janitor. Apply Fhone Adams 4232 SITUATION—FEMALE. CANADIAN, refined, middie-aged. Dosition in refined family. Address Miss | H. Campheil. 1104 M st. n. 3* NURSE. experienced. desires work in insti- tution or home. Phone North 4782-J. 2° WOMAN. experienced, cafeteria or restau- | rant work, mornings until 2 pm. Good ref- erences. Address Box 204-C. Star offies. 3° YOUNG_GIRL. neat. desires position in doc- | tor's office. elevator operator or WAitress, Address Box 3 8ta . 2 SITUATION—DOMESTIC. respectable. colored: part-time cham- Phone Pot Lan: FU | Lo drired colored. desire 2320 Champlain Reference. desires and_plastering— GIRL, berwork, waftress or laundress. 036 z00d cook: or middle-aged, active. neat Potomac 5340 The rate under heading of Personal is 3 ceuts oer line anditional to the line rate. erms up rezula ERE 4P L0 : ————0 SCIENTIFIC M AShS:GEI = GN'AD:L‘\T'L P ssese - baths Flectrical traat: Sty i oy s Sundas, 8 to & 1129 14th | PAPERHANGING —Rooms papered. iy lsna San Uo! estimates furnished work gtaranteed FLECTROTHFRAPY AN PHYSIOTHERADY | Bocatus a1sd. . L SRty Siven o2 sraauate Potomat | pACEREANGING. pafy EVERS CARE_GIVEN CONVALESCENTS By o k- Tl and #ged by Tairse 17, her own home. | et anklin 6754, Phats Adame 733, 133 Kalotama rd. - | FIANO TUNING. 350 We speciatice in WE PAY 52 TO $10 FOR USED SUITS AND | 51" cstumates | Prices rensonable Skilied grercoats ~ Prices pald for \Yorn clothing | mechanics Work suaranteed Sanderaon- M en. all zhes Vasl Schaeffer On st_ne AN Clothing Fx D st nw _Main 3378 i = CHTROPRASTIC CLINIG- N CHARGE TO | R0t Prsioantle bse | Cal T317, a6y the ¢ unanle (o pay. Special Hours. Main | 5 night "Aimx Roofing Co. js19 rd NASSEUSE “GRADUATE OF THE AMBU- | WHATHER. STRIPS, [Ce0 Moels, ) ‘I’n;lnmall;r‘zdn.:uu.lelind;"“'ffl‘""" prices now. Call Col. 8135 till 7:30 pm _ oty st n.w.. opp. Librars. ARL.T. | iNDOW SHADES screens and —meta: CHIRG. | Srather strioing “Butler & Son. 1351 Good 508 East | Hane rd s¢ Linealn 10123 e | = nw in MASSAGE. _ PHYSIOTHERAPY. practic. SARA J. HOLMSTROM, Capitol st. Thone Lincoln 7137. SPACIOUS ROOM. BEAMED French windows. hardwood floor, D) 1. studio atmospheve. modern apart- ment honze: one room. alcove. kitchen and | hath: 335: also 2 and 3 rooms. Telephone Potomac 48R2. 2131 O st. nw. EMPLOYED LADY WISHES TO SHARE HER | home with refined lady or couple. Home privileges. Attract offer. Clev. 719-W GFTTYSBURG. SUNDAY. SEPT. A" oBaLT T, Dol e AIN: <. ams 53 b, babe el . = - - s RASSINET. e _crib, baby walker. WILL SELL MEMBERSHIP ~TO INDIAN rfl'rlan. hlh;r')ird. xittie car. itke new. Spring_ Golf Club. 375, Call M= ROCCA. | Hudson seal wrap. broadcloth Wint coa Main 3983, or after 6.30, Clev. 5603. | fur trim: handsome skunk furs R NFRVAUS FEELING. MASSAGE IS | excelient condition. North 2108, beneficial Try my private salan. Refined | N.W.. Monday white only. Colored operator. Pot. 2596 E‘U]L\)H'G k:AmlAL et RRADFORD DETECTIVE SERVICE. | pital _Wrecking many big fram 7 J N s 7 ounded 1385 | 2 raming, 2 . ¥ 3 Fr 6700. Nizht. Adams 10407 Founded 1533 | oloh s xe, Gxd. 2x8. 2x10; sash. doors. wisk | dows complete. wailboard. imbing. lavi ores. radiators and pipe tarial at our Brizhtwood Bri will be glad to take your order for prompt deiivery at -ctual cost. as orders are taken. 13 days tn do this work. so hurry. ? or phone our Brightwood Branch. 5921 Ga. 2523 14th st. n.w 483 ave. next to car barn. Phone 1834, === | Heching Co., reliable for 17 year : | CONCRETE BLOCK MACHINES. ~ mixers, block cars and rails; will sacrifice for im- ot gy i pamont Honour | DR S5 HARON Contracting Co, Tk 10t e ey eAUY U] cOUNTERS, 300 reet. sheiving. 400 feek: ST 'E 85 splay tables; showcases. clothin: - CRMANENT \WAVE, 85, |15, %ach Vesisters: all modern fixtures in Onen Asfly until 6: Mon. Wed. and Fri | fine condition__Edgar Baum. 914 E st n.¥. until 8 p.m 3 | DELCO ELECTRIC LIGHTING PLANT. MABTLLE HONOUR SCHOOL. INC b volt: one 32-volt Delco. one 32-volt Western Washington's ONLY Exclusive Bea | Electric and one acetslene gas lighting hool |k ogta | Plant. Al in good condition. Chesp for A . Jyan cash, or on terms. W. G. Dent, 1331 Eve OPPORTUNITIES st nw Main 4884 SR S b | DESKS. chairs. Bl safes and safe cabinets. FOR SALI ¥oing automotive business with three of the best exclusive franchises Metal lociers. tables. elc Save mones on Dew and. reconditioned office furniture. We e tomptive oA, DoINg a fine whole- | aiso rent office furniture 618 E st .. {hie A4 Crerail musiness - ldeal” location | B Baum & Son. Main 9138 ot 488 wood leare Addreas Box I6-X. SF | DINTG ROGM SUITE: awsriered oak Mee 4 o e | . North CLEANING, pressins. dveing shop. fully D e e equipped, doing s00d business: apartmesit | 3. scooter. a ¢ X\flm"’ner'mn. teasonable. Phone Columbia | R1C\ 33" sceoter; S&. hall mirven b b AEednas, - vASH e g CLEANING. | pressini. _tailoring ~ shop _n;:! L A e i "Sood loeation: low rent: reasonadle | . e O einres Goll West 3939 | ELECTRIC \WASHING MACHINE.” ey WANTED Interest in_paving business in | ¢ Sonanae (o eauity of 37.000 in 8-foom. | e Notse. “Address Box 419-C. Star offce. | £ N used Machines that_make friends ps them.” Capitol Tvpe. & Co.. 1226 H st. n.w._ Main_4858. ADDING MACHINE. Wals tically new. series. 20-84811; regul $370, for 5200 cash. Adams 8531-J ARRIAGE. ‘Whitney. wheels. -..un'mn%flv go00d condition: it $15.00. 136 EXCELLENT, PEDICURING. sealp freatment: white clients: closed Sun- days. hours. 9-5. 1628 Swann, Apt. 31 SCTENTIFIC MASSAGE. DR. MARIE H. ADDY, MASSEUSE FREE MARCELS WEDNESDAY are 817 N.W. 14th 8t or 38 3. o8 COACH. zond _condition: Phone Adams 281 {INGS of_1i-reom house terms. 1228 i3th st n.w NGLISH BARY 150 wietor strolis ht . lunch for sale at no_reasonahie DELICATESSEN. | onee: zood reason for_selling offer refused 3813 Ga. ave. n.w 2 RUSINESS. old stand. central n.w. section Hght. heat: rent. $40. 629 N. J. ave. and G nw a OWNER_OF DIAMOND RING appraised at $1.100 offers same at bargain for auick sale, will exchange it for an squal amount of Address Box 3 530 629 G st 1 F - Breakfast table. das - hed, porch rocker, pareh screen and other pieces 1122 Keivon si.. Apt. 21 Col. 3533-J. GOV. MAN LEAVING CITY at ence. En- fire contents. rent of house $50. ami. un- el opp.: rent of rooms covers all esp. Fine home for risht party. Very cood loca, For par. app 213 4th st s.e.. call 10 to 3. 1% HOME LIGHTING PLANT. 1':-hp. Fair. banks-Morse. 32v. R0-n.h. eapacity: oriced Apply any evening after 430 pm WANTED _Small amount of capital to re- | Phone Laurel 214 812 Montsomery =t finanee well established business school on = Laurel. Md monthly | profit-sharing basis zood refer- | KITCHEN CABINET. white enamal. new. snees. Address Box 335-Z, Star ofice £0."and three-burner sas sove. With oyen. 410, 1246 Cel. rd 2 13,300 BUYS good coal husiness in growing | oo L i ban Community. Price covers scales | LIVING ROOM FURNITURE | sverstufte ) e sullurbas uty © Price covers scales | LN Cn o3 Catioe velour: sicellent con and offcs: dump can e Memen: ToUnablY. }{ion"Phone Cleveland $08. A "ACTUI Wl our_shad K . ERCEIIREE. STHS e las Wavess TANUFACTURING «!l our shades =nables us sspecially well located for Alling stations fo Sive ‘helter valucs. “Spaaue Shaces, Sae) e umeh roome. ete. Main 7285 are e tie A KEEERLATT €O SELL BUSINESS FOR 530.000, capable | charge for (nsfaling A KLEEE! NG Mth and H one Lineoln & Vielding $20.000 vear, or dispose 'z interest | PTANO. uprizht. mechanically serfect To responsible person_ of proven business CAsh. or will ‘exchanze for davenport ability. Address Box 299-C. Star office. ood condiiion 3615 13th st nw eV v : | PIANO. baby grand. mahogany. 2 vears of lisnal "ap - rent of rooms envers all exp. | SIE SIS Fine rome for Hsht party. Very zood loca. | ETANO. Stieff, for sale For par app. 213 4th st. s.e. call 10 to 3. 1+ | Shepherd st. n.w FOR SALE - Bakery and izt lanch, doin | BANG, upriant, Matheny §,aving business: §1.500. Phone Cleveiand PIANGS RENTED. 31 and PLRTY willing to put smal amount of cash | e cremmus. Golumuin 1041+ wen evenings Columbin 1641 At I u: it e rorige which will beat cloSest | priNG. small, tipright, standard make. Per- ana Whare i pustues Write | fect condition §63 513 Muss._ave. .w for appolniment o o through iant. Ad- | REFRIGERATOR. ¢-door. auartered dress Box 294-X, Star office. | opal uiass lined. . 125-Ib. ice capacity OPPORTUNITY for any one desirous of ob- | 4130 needs a little repairing: price. Laining_space In very uttractive shop in | Seaton st ne Chevy Chase. D. €. Very reasonable rental. | REFRIGERATOR. porcelatn For further detuils eall Cleveland 1538-J iy new 100 1bs.. built FOR IMMEDIATE SALE- Store-lease SUIE, ¢ N fxtures' fn good colored location: owner | REFRIGERATORS. second-hand. cheap For has other busimess: rent low. 4118 Dean | homes. croceries. meat markets. etc. 807 ave. nw. Al gas station. 3 [ HsLnw BARGAIN SALE of my lunch room if sold | REFRIGERATOR. soon: doing sood business. Price. $2.500: | enamel lined; §13. Will stand close inspection. Address Rox Star office 1 FOR SALE- Taila ness at cleanin leaving Washingten FURNACE. hot-air omee aw | PURNITR o z00d stocks or bonds. Star office. PRINTING OPFICE ‘small). zood eaupment fine chance. payins: -owner making chanse. cheap for cash: low rent: no neizhborhood competition. Address Box 138-C. Star ofice slightly used 832 Mathushek. splendid con- up per month. nw onk, cost 3848 ed. practical- w0 save white ™ medium Phone size. Franklin | SEWING A tric, $20.30. " mu: st se’ Phone atie SEWING MACHINES - Drophead Stnger, New Home. $15. Standard. $13. New “td $10. others at $3. all guar ~ New machines. £3mo Renting and repsiring. Open eventngs SE Sew Mch Shop, 313 Pa_ave ae 3 SEWING MACHINE. portable. ey, round bobbin, knee control, ically mew. 873 at 33 Der me jarantee Drophead Singer 523 'at 33 ner month Guarantes 1017 Conn. ave. Franklin CHINE. portable. ete condition — All attachments somebody. Address Box 318-C poriabls, el neer. lrc~ WY, 1ath At once 53 si shop. 1 and will doing good busi- repaiving: owner | sell reasonably. | 1033 Bladensburs td ] BOOK STORE. 1510 0th ST. N.W. for sale. | The Pall trade (s &t hand. Act now. Apply n store 2 WILL FRADE GOING OFFICE RUSINESS _POR_ GOOD ROOMING HOUSE. ADDRESS ROX M3.C. | STAR OFFICE 3* A LRVICE. I The following business concerns guarantes satisfaction to Star read- ers. Any complaint found necessary to be made tn The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to | Hox 308-C, Recommended Service Column call | Sops Main 5000, Branch 115 d e AUTOS REFINISHED in ywenuine ' Duco - arantecd Job. Prices &8 low aa 340. Call | TIRES " used: all “wimes. Trade-ins —and and see our variely of colors and samples | (hanic-avers —Also new tires at low priccs i e By B R Trdde in “your”old “Vires. Hundiey's’ 3438 AUTO PAINTING JOBS COMPLETED in 48 | (\t0 (0 v ASRS Sith: wonderial new Surkbie tasauer TYPEWRITRRS. tully wuntansged froce 538 Show: o gt oYY St rates yoeN : Ao acids, aikAll and alkalce Mg FOS o - UL Rt T - e us ‘show “vou sample of dne work with (his | u 2 excellent material *Pr up _Joseph | TYPEWRITERS — Fine, teed rebuits McRenaids, [nc., 1000 Teapar at * Col 437 | at reasonable prices othibe soiq or' rented 143914381437 L st_o.w__ Deeatur 686 | (hat ia not yood Washington Typewriter BEDDING of all kitids refiovated aud steil- | Exchanue. St Ly st nw. _F 14 zed by Drocess approved by Health Dept. | TYPEWRITERS - Corona. ader - Bedding_Ca., 3215 5th st ne _Decatur 155 | rented end exchansed: best machines. (owest rices -~ Capliol Type and Add. Mach Ce., BEDDING. MATTRES “box | DDIN TRESAES. boy worinus “and | PLiCe}, Canol Tive. aud, 8 pillows reno.. best prices and prompt Wash Mativess Co. 319 L s sw M TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. Georsia BEDDING. matiresses renovated. sorin a3 Underwoeds. L “C Smiths. Rovals Paired SBecial low Drices now | Colimbia | 4230 mo 3 mos n adv. 635 & mos. $13 r. 319 G st nw Main 5838 I\VARHINU MACHINE, ARC. “new. oseillator BEDDING RENOVATED. snrings. mattreases, | LY0e, Fesular 433 machine, $7T80. anly Bllone, frather mat | down comports tecox. | e maching to he sotd At this peiee. Prank fred Tdeal Bedding Co &2 Enw A 404 | R HAt Co. 71T 13h L nw. Fhone Frank CARPENTER. BUILDER. seneral remaderne | 10 1443 repAiring (o nroperty. onk fMoars laid. reliahle mochanies R Johnson, 1363 trvd o l‘N.U‘f‘i ‘Kn‘lNEVNr‘u r.um |amll": i ng 41 A0 up: upholatering: | Olay 135 Yol W A Frantun Yida! ’ g N L or affice. cirie. as good round bobbin, e, knee con- ewlight, Reasonable. Address Star_ofce High-grade sods. manure: lawns new rol withy rich top soil. sraded and 7 Show Cases and Store Fixtures | Ruse & Con RALTIMORE. MD e X ompany Ruy at the fac Baltimore phone. 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