Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1928, Page 47

’ e RADIO HEARINGS NEXT IN ORDER Substantial Reduction in i Number of Stations Effect of Drastic Ruling. BY MARTIN CODEL. Accepting the assurances of the Fed- fral Radio Commission and its engi- Beers that better reception conditions will result from its radio reallocation, what will be the effect upon the broad- casters at large and in the several radio gones? Hearings are next in order on the eommission's program, and these wiil unsoubtedly bring forth a multitude of individual station plaints to add to the calumny and praise that have been heaped upen that bod in about equal Pproportion since the new assignments were made public several days ago. The first of the public hearings for broad- casting stations will not be held until early in October. Meanvwhile, reviewing the situation @s a whole and in respective zones, some salient features of the broadeast reorganization should be pointed out ©One of the most notable facts about the new station assignment list is that a Substantial reduction has been brought gbout in the number of broadcasting stations. From a total of 733, when the com- mission took hold of the radio oroblem 8 year and a half ago, the number has en reduced to 616. There are 108 in the first zone, of New England and Mid- dle Atlantic States; 106 in the second gone, of Northeastern States; 115 in the third zone, of Southern States: 155 in the fourth zone, of Middle Western States, and 132 in the fifth zone, of Rocky Mountain and Pacific Coast States. Some Die Natural Death. Some stations died a natural death in the struggle to survive the trying ordeal the industry has undergone these maney months. Others were or- dered to quit the air as unfit. Others consolidated for economic reasons. The bulk of these stations, of course, comprises the local community broad- casters of low power. The reduction in number of these and stations of higher wer is not so important, however, as ge fact that the reallocation provides that no more than 165 stations of sub- stantial power can go on the air at any one moment during the evening hours. Nearly all can broadcast freely during the daylight hours, and it will be pos- sible to add even more community sta- glons of 10, 50 and 100 watts later. The equalization process did not ap- ly to the number of station licenses, for the obvious reason that the dis- parity between the number of existing stations within the respective zones was too great to be pruned down to a com- mon denominator. Where it did apply —and very stringently in many in- stances—was to the assignment of channels and powers to the stations within the zones. The drastic terms of the Davis equalization amendment operated barshly upon many stations and upon ! many communities. ~Any conceivable reallocation under the terms of that Jaw would have done the same_ thing. It is obvious that the present upheaval, meritorious as may be the principle of an equalization of facilities among the several zones, was necessitated by the act that required dividing up such intangibles as wave lengths and powers on a basis of geography and population. Fourth Zone Cut Hardest. In the equalization of radio facilities, the fourth zone, with Chicago as its broadcast focal point, will suffer the greatest reductions from present facili- ties. With eight wave lengths allotted each zone for broadcasting with power of 5000 watts or more, Commissioner Pickard was faced with the task of placing 23 existing 5,000-watters on them. This will be required to share time, and to nearly all of them the reallocation means a substantial cur- tailment in their operating hours. Chicago alone has 15 such stations, but under the wave length quota of Illinois, based on population, only three channels could be allotted those sta- tions. The first zone has many time divi- sions among the high-powered stations, but their huge population will save such States as New York, New Jersey and Massachusetts from suffering as severely as the fourth zone. In the Southern zone, because of overbuild- 4ing of high-power stations in recent months, time divisions are necessitated on most of its eight high-power channels. Fitting the high-power stations on the eight channels in the second zone ‘was not a serious problem because there were relatively few built for such power, though there are many appli- cations on file for construction permits. In the far Western zone the problem was mainly in picking the best of about 8 dozen high-powered stations for the eight channels, and a time division was necessitated only on one. ‘These facts give some idea of th= drastic changes in operating time ue- cessitated on the choicest of the 90 available wave lengths. On the 35 re- glonal channels even more time divi- sions were required among stations of 250 to 1,000 watts. The serious economic problem in- volved among the high-powered sta- tions in the hard-hit Middle Western and Southern zones is realized when it is pointed out that it costs about $150,- 000 to build a 5,000-watt transmitter, and its normal operating expenses are seldom below $150,000 a year. (Copyright, 1928, by North American News- peper Alliance.) ARMY DIRIGIBLE SAFE AFTER 7-HOUR BATTLE TC-10 Swept to Sea, Then 150 Miles Inland Before Being Brought Back to Langley. By the Associated Press. NORFOLK, Va, September 13.— First swept five miles to sea and then forced 150 miles inland, the Army dirig- ible TC-10 arrived at Langley Field from Lakehurst, N. J., just before dusk last night after seven and a half hours’ bnminf against a storm that several times threatened to send her crashing to earth. Lieut. B. T. Starkey, pilot of the craft, said the squalls were the worst he had ever encountered. The airship ran into the storm soon after leaving Lakehurst and was carried five miles out to sea. ‘With one motor dead and the ground and water obscured from the pilot's view by low-hanging clouds, the ship was headed inland and went 150 miles out of her way in an effort to get out of the worst of the storm. Knights of Columbus Elect. €pecial Dispatch to The Star. BOWIE, Md., September 13.—The an- fual election of officers of the Knights of Columbus. Sacred Heart Council, No. 2577, of Whitemarsh, Md., was held Monday. The following were chosen: Grand knight, Joseph H. Baumann; deputy grand knight. Anthony Poula; chancellor, Joseph Walch; recorder, Vincent L. Fladung; treasurer, Walter ‘W. Stewart; warden, Hubert Neale; ad- vocate, Sylvester Bell; inside ard, Ernest Clarke; outside guards; Clifford Lanham and Elwood Lanham; trustee, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT Programs ; standar 491.5—WEAF New York—610 6:00—Hymn _sing. 6§ 30—Coward Comfort. r Choristers. eis. 8 00—Fortune telle: 8 30—Maior and Minor Boys. 8:00—0ld Counselor, 9:30—Dance music (1% hours). 454.3—WJZ New York—e60 5 soprang: golf. 30—Un States Navy Band. 0—Retold tales 30—Albin's Orchestra 00—Orchestras that differ. 30—Maxwell program. 9.00—Michelin Men, 93 Nighty 55 Blue Dan 0—Slumber music. 122.3—WOR Newark—110 Dinner music rmony: dance music. nite Men Recollections. WOR Stock Company. moerger Little Symphony. Dance music. 6—WPG Atlantic City—1,100 organ recital. cal half hour. —Subway Bovs. 0—Dance music (2 hours). 5—WBAL Baltimore—1.050 er music 730—Plano: tenor - string quartet. 8:30—Maxwell program. 9:00—Michelin Men. 9:30—Blue Danube Nights. 93.2—WEEI Boston—350 6:30—Coward Comfort. prozram. <. Fur Hunters. 461.3—WNAC Boston—650 6:30-Interview: piano, 7:00—WNAC Plavers. 8:00— WABC programs (2 hours). 10:15—Ballroom orchestra. 502 8—WGR Buffalo—990 7:00—Choristers: Warner program. 8:30—Major and Minor Boys. 9:00—0ld _Counselor. 9:30—Fennsylvanians. 11:00—Symphony orchestra. 313.1—WMAK Buffalo—550 fusic. Organ’ recital. 335.4—WTIC Hartford—360 6:30—Coward Comfort 7:00—Choristers: Victory Drogram. ortune teller. 8:30-Major and Minor Boss. 9:00—0ld Counselor. 9:30—Cloutier's Orchestra 300.1—WABC New York—970 Light Opera Co. 9.00—Melodies and memories. 9:30— Thirty Minute Men. 10:00-—Composers; dance music. 260.3—WCAU Philadelphia—1,150 00—Blue Anchor hour. 30—Twilight dance: hayride. 30— Piano duo: minstrels. 30— Dance music. 10:05—Merry Crew. 405.2—WFI-WLIT Philadelphia—740 7:00—River Choristers. 7:30—Hoover Sentinels 8:00—The Fortune Teller. 8:30—Major and Minor. Boss. 9:00—Old Counselor; dance. 315.6—KDKA Pittsburgh—950 30—KDKA Ensemble: golf. Rt Brehestra. s 'Gre Restras that differ. 30—Maxwell prosram. G0—Michelin Men 183.6—WJAR Providence—620 6:30—Coward Comfort. 7:00—Talk: musical program. 8:00_Fortune teller. 8:30—Maior and Minor Bovs. 9:00—Old Counselor. 280.2—WHAM Rochester—1,070 8:15—Golf; studio: retold tales. 7:30—Dinner music. 8:00—Orchestra; Maxwell Program. 9:00—Michelin Men. 9:30_Blue Danube Nights. 10:05—Dance music. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1928. repared by the Associated Press. ] time. Meters on the left of call letters, kilocycles on right. Scheduled for Eastern 5—WGY Schenectady—3! 6:30—Talk: musical 7:00—Choristers: Sentinels. 8:00—Fortune teller 8:30—Maior and Minor Boys. 9:00—0ld Counselor. 9.30_Music: dance; organ. 333.1—WBZ Springfield—500 8:00—Orchestra: golf. 6 3y—Uniteg States Navy Band. 00—Retold tales. 516.0—WTAG Worcester—580 7:00—Studio_program. 8:00—Fortune teller ajor and Minor Boys. id Counselor. 434.5—CNRO Ottawa—690 7:00—Concert orchestra. 7.50—Musical features (until 10:20). 133.5—CFCA_Toronto—690 5:45—Orsan recital. SOUTHERN. 0—WWNC Asheville—1,010 8:10—Musical program. 9 00—Features 10:30—Music; dance. 135.0—WSB Atlanta—630 7:30—Hoover Sentinels. 8:30_Maxwell program. 9:00—0ld_Counselor. 11:43—Orzan 310.5—WJIAX Jacksonville—880 8:30—Maxwell program. 9.00—Music 11:00—Dance orchestra. —WHAS Louisville—930 Hoover Sentinels. Maxwell program. —0ld_ Counselor Musical program. 236.0—WSM Nashville—890 0—Hoover Sentinels. 0—Dance music —Maxwell program. Dinrer music. —Theater orchestra. 206.9—WSMB New Orlea 9:30—Dance music (2 hours). 2541—WRVA Richmond—1.180 0—Talk: orchestra. 0—Chimes: talk: Songs. 0—Ensemble 0—Orchestral features. CENTRAL. 526—KYW Chicago—570 9:30—Blue Danube Nights. 10:00—Slumber music. 428.3—~WLW Cincinnati—700 :00—Orchestras. 00-—Ramblers. 30—Maxwell program. SO Historical hieh light Historical hig s. 00 Features: dance (2'a hours). 361.2—WSAI Cincinnati—830 00—Dinner music: Safety Club. 00—Queer Corners; Dr. Adams. 30_Hoover Sentinels. 00—Show box. 8:30—Minstrels. 9:30—Culpepper. ete. 10:00—Dance music (2 hours). 300.8—WTAM _Cleveland—350 90—Charles . Hamp: plano. 00—Piano: Country Glub. 30—Hoover Sentinels. 00—Feature. 3 3 0 3 o 10:01 1,010 8 8 9 9 0 0—0ld Counselor. :30—Sohioans. $40.9—WCX-WJIR Detrolt—680 7:.00—Retold tales. 7:30_Orchestra 8:00—Orchestras that differ. 8:30—Maxwell program. 9:00—Michelin Men, 9:30—Blue Danube Nights. 10:00—-Dsnce music. 11:13—Theater orzan. 332.3—WWJ Detrolt—850 00—Organ 30—Dinner music. 30—Hoover Sentinels. 00—Gypsy Barons. 00—0ld Counselor. [ [ 7 8: 388 Bennssivanians. 14 KILLED IN GRADE CROSSING CRASHES Seven Meet Death in Minnesota. Others Die as Train Hits Car Near Gary, Ind. By the Associated”Press. RICE, Minn., September 13.—John Morgal, his wife and five small children were killed last night when a Northern Pacific passenger train struck their au- tomobile at a grade crossing near here. All apparently were killed outright. Wreckage of their small touring car was strewn along the right of way for 300 feet. The crossing where the accident dc- curred is an open one, with a view of the tracks for long distances in each direction. The coroner's theory was that Morgal was attempting to beat the train to the crossing. The dead: Morgal, 29; Mrs. Morgal, 24; Alois, 5; Veronica, 4; Sophia, 3; Gler!rude, 2, and a baby girl 5 months old. GARY, Ind, September 13 (#).— Seven persons were killed and another was injured, probably fatally, when a westbound Grand Trunk freight train struck their automobile at a grade crossing on the edge of Gary early today. A 7-year-old boy, unidentified, was near death in a hospital. 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Good opportunity to learn business. ‘Arcade_Sunshine Co.. 713 Lamo; BO PER-CASHIER by old real estate office. Must 'be ex accurate. write good hand and_use type- Writer. salary, $125 per month, Reply stat- ing experience and name reference. Ad- dress Box 436-A. Star office. CLERK—Wanted clerk who has worked in Teal estate office Capitol Title and Guaran- fee Co. 600 F st. nw. 1 HOORMAN, colored: hotel experience: DOPRYN, “See ‘head bellmen, Burlington Hotel. _ bk S z MATOR, plimbing, heating and ven BTt ATS ie "lnst _ place of employment. Address Box 100-B, Star office. _ ___14* EXTRACTOR MAN. Apply Dupont Laundry. 2535 Sherman ave. n.w. 4 FILIPINO, chauffeur and housem: Bst.nw. ks FLOOR_CENSORS, experienced. for dancing. LR, R Qoo ‘King Pin Bowiing Alles. 3330 14th si. n.w FORD MECHANICS, in person, not by phone Co. 1065 Wisconsin_ave. ________ GROCERY CLERKS (2) for week end. 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Root Beer Store: MAN, white. to drive soda Toute or_part route. 1601 5th n.¥. western Bottling Works. N, settled. colored, 0 YA ata small duties aroun consin 8035 _________ MEAT CUTTER and counte experience. Steady positions 1428 7th st n.®. _____ MEN, 8150 night students: outsi Experience not necessary. 25 and commis- sion. Men emploved. Apply after 7:30 p.m. i Benk Bid ribute advertising. S nw 7am., The 14° YOUNG MAN with car as in- vestigator and special collector; must give reference, state age and salary expected in first reply. Address Box 454-A, Star office. SHOE SALESMAN for extra Saturday work; must be experi- enced. ‘Apply Mr. Eaton, 1207 F st. Wm. Hahn & Co. i ployment. _Phone ) PAPERHANGER! class. Apply 801 10th st. nWw. _______ BOYS: steady work _ Lucky Strike ing Alless. 14th_and Riggs st PIN BOYS_Steads App. Bowling Alleys. 14th_and Monroe sts. n.%. PRESSERS — Experienced machine pressers: must_be first class and have references: steady ~work. 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BECOME A TANDSCAPE ARCHTTEGT_Un: crowded, dignified profession: big oppor- tunity for money making. ‘while you learn, _Write for detaiis. Address Box b Seoruofibs e ol FACTAI 85, A WONDEI method; the English muscle toning or strap- ping taught by one who learned in London. England. Every woman should learn how to apply cosmetics properly. MABELLE HON- OUR SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE, 817 14th st. Frankiin 9818. IF A DOUBTER, PASS ON: PROGRESSIVE, Tead—8tiudy “Boyd Shorthand in 30 School Days.” Wworld's most remarkable system: reads lke PRINT: stood every test for 15 years Nu-way touch typing. spelling, bus. Eng. Stenog course. 3 mos.: Boyd graduates earn large salaries: start today: earn more BOYD _SCHOOL. 1338 G M: e LEARN AUTO DRIVING: SPECIAL COURSE, also single lessons: white drivers: lowest Tate in city. HE . Linco 11° MEN, WOMEN -JOBS FOR LINOTYPE OP- erators: $30-$60 weekly: short hours. Burton Cinotybe School, 930 K n.v. Day and evening. AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY: EX- gen lady and men instructors. West 3068 128 1 st.n.w. Conover. = THOSE WITH UNDEVELOPED TALENT FOI drawing, large studlos offer practical snare- time training: will interview only th desire to make Commercial art & prof Address Box 189-A. Star office. 1 need 5 QKDQBIALC‘O%M"I' R nvestment opportunities in a local, establis! roposition offered in ‘Washington in some time. do _not wai my office crowded with unsteady jobseeker: that is reagon for omission of my name. Give enough information in answer e can udge whether you might be a success. Every etter will be answered. My force has been agnvcl:td of this a Address Box 172-A, Star Commis- This is one of AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY T, auire about our new method; I established 10_ye Costume Design. 8 months to & paving position. oW, = LIVINGSTONE ACADEMY, 1317 R. T. Ave. (At 16th). _ Norih 8434 WANTED — Twenty-five men who know city to drive cabs. Apply Mr. Ryan, Black and White and Yellow Cab Co., 1240 24th st. n.w. MEN. Want two for a new .8 month and _commission. 1o weave. e L3 WIOR manager. - traveling - expenses® daid, 910 Feoples Life Insurance Bids., 14th' a¢ o H. 809 and 4 OPPORTUNITY! Automobile Salesmen! Dealer, reo 1; 3 foree' (o thtes ‘men. the rmit. " HeaCostates bond, insurance, hose. accessory and brus alesmen, get our proposition and learn how 5 Imcrense your {ncome. See Mr." Shuttier "CHEVROLET DEALER, Bethasda, Md. 8 Wisconsin Ave 'TED, infant nurses. highly cooks, chambermaids. waitresses and but- lers. Ladles” Exchange, 807 Vermont ave._ STENOGRAPHERS. $20-325 wk. No charge unless placed Washington Employment EX- change. 214 National Press Bldg., 14th & F. STENOG., typist, bookkeeper. clerical heip. etc. Free registry. Main 2338 1338 G st. n.w. Boyd Employment Service. e recommended: ETEVATOR OPERATORS. White, fully & | WOMAN for general housework 1n small B O i Shevatoter must have | family, Part Time Reference. 51 K 8t license: good salary. Box 112-B. | n.w. Call after 7 pm. el WOMAN, settled, good cook and general Houseworker, Pond of children. " Stay night colored, for of two. stay . 192 nw. _°*_ olored, reliable. 4 days a week: cleaning. '§2 day. car fare. Ref- erences. _Somerset. Pl onsin_4170 WOMAN, white, sectied. wanted to help with general housework. _Good home for right party. _Call Silver Spring 107. g WOMEN, two, middle. colored. to_§0 to New England for general housework. Per- manent positions. Traveling expenses Paid. Good wages. Address Box 125-B, Star lllfl.!‘ . leaters on silks: g onald, Bersmarin GIRL LE ve, refined @rl to learn’ and meke hersell useful in o high; class millinery. High school graduate and one accurate at fi eferred: OpPOT- tunity to learn snd advancement for a willing, energetic healthy girl. Address Box 122-B. ‘Star_office. Foun| family E: one_who Preferabl; ing store. it clo nw. oTk. ce in cres 29_7th LS —Ext ed for Bature Must be 18 or over. Apply F. W. Wo Worth Co.. 3125 M st. n.w. £ to Tear work_ ADDIY = = WAITRESS, colored, to wait on tables in Scott. Bupont "Laundrs. 2535 Sherman Chinese chop_suey restaurant. 1241 7th st. n.w. Apply Frank P. Lee. manager. * SITUATION—MALE. ACCOUNTANT, efficient, desires permanent connection. _Take complete charge of ac- counting. Best references. Address Box 435-A. Star_office._ Ry i ACCOUNTANT des! time jobs tematizing, operating and auditing. Potomac_ 857 el ACCOUNTANT—Senior, thorou enced in_public practice, _Box_350-A. S electric “wanted to_ape: 5% (R RLS, colo machines. Experienced. F st Room_27. S b MILLINERY SALESLADY, energetic, am- bitious. experienced millinery salesiady, ac- customed o geiling refined clientel: obpor- tunity for saleslady of ability and person- ality; state age and experience (confiden- tial). Address Box 119-B. Star_office. NURSE, white, to take entire cha children: experienced: dis) references. Bradiey 3l i 3 ta RL, colored: must be OUNTING, _bookiee: to answering telephone Give full erip- | sonal and confidential. tion and education. Address Box 83-B. Star | cons 41 SRS e R BAKER—All around man, bread, rolls, sweet ants steady work. Address Box - experi- desires position. 3.1 14 in, udits: per- H. W. DURE, l'ar\"ls- officy OPERATOR, experienced. for mattress tick: Steady Sob.’ Columbla Bedding Co, 219 st. n.w. RESIDENT MANAGER for small apt. house in_ Georgetown: no salary. Address Box 133-B._ 8t office. IR SRS SALESLADY clerk in a book store. Ap- ply between nd 11, 1400 F st. n.w. SALESWOMEN_T need 3 salesladic 0 {o 40, who have had business experience. Most sftractive and dignified propositior Particularly suitable to refined women. Pa: 10 per cent commission and liberal bonus and Is salsble to men as well don't want to bring to our office of people who could not be accepted, hence omission of my name. Give egough informa- tion in t"‘hul{ll.nagfl lal Yntln udge dlnl}o your suitability. Every letter answered. My saleswomen advised of this ad. Address Box | Dight. BOY, Fillpino, wants work after achool in Call by letter, A. t smali private family. 06 BOY, willing to help around store or house. _Apply 1927 14th st. n CANDY MAKER, Tate caramel, fudge dies. _Add CARPENTER—1{ you need a real carpenti not afrald of work, answer this. Yea around Job preferred: reasonable salary. Address Box 413-A, Star office. 13* CHAUFFEUR, colored, from North Carolin; steady driver: private or public; good refe ences: medium_wages to begin. North 9215 CHAUFFEUR. private cars, refs ed. to drive 8 o'clock to 5 évenings and som North 8922. . WIDOW LIVING IN CLEVELAND PARK will give good home to settled woman in ex- chane Tor assistance with childzen of schgol age._ Address Box 85-B. Star office. WILL THE PARTY OR PARTIES WHO witnessed the accident on Sept. 1 between 8 Ford roadster and Dodge sedan at inter- section of Bradley lane and Conn. communicate with Ken. 1812 ROOM AND BOARD TO GOOD PIANIST #_lady) in exchange for service eve- 630 to 8. dance music. Address Box 5i-A. Star office. _* COACHING OR TUTORING SUBJECTS BI low_ high _school. piane snd viglin ady A B. dex: NG ~FRENCH TEACHER _OFFERS h_conversation in exchange for room, Mille. Imbert, 2446 Kal Fre no_board. ST Sl G LADY DESIRES TRANSPORTATION TO Columbus or Toledo about Sept. 16. Col. DRIVING CINCINNATI_19th. MAN AND wife, Nash sedan; can take couple passen- gers: reference. ~Address Box 70-B. Btar oot SR . PARISIAN FAMILY OFFERS ROOM AND | beard to people wish to practice French: reasonable. Potomac 458. _ WILL SERVE AS COMPANIO) lent room, boaru and auto SO L el TRUSSES AND FLASTIC GOODS AT REAL money-saving_prices. Fit and satisfact guaranteed. Expert lady and gentleman fendants to_care for Pe: ples Drug Store No 2. ith and E sts._n.w. EVERY CARE GIVE COX L] 'S, invalids and aged by nurse in her own home Phone Adams 7363. 1833 Kalorama rd. MASSEUSE — EXCELLENT FOR STIFF joints, lumbago; magnetic, aseptic. Hours, 10_to 5 datly. 1626 Swann st. Apt. 21. WANT PATIENTS TO CARE FOR IN PRI vate home. Plenty of fresh air an = shine. 809 Davis ave., Takoma Park, D, ama rd. MASSEUSE — SWEDISH grad. Sweden. gives excellent massag and men. 1525 M st. n.w.. ADt. . WE PAY $2 TO $10 FOR GSED SUITS AND overcoats. - Prices paid for worn_clothing. ladies and gentlemen, always highest. Wash. Clothing Ex.. 633 D st. n.w._Main 3378 MASSAGE. _ PHYSIOTHERAPY. CHIRO- 173-A, Star office. & _ | CHAU] UR.;VC‘?‘Io;v_fl ) SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER for four | last place. €0 away or hours daily work_ in physician’s office. Give | Walter Bailey. 215 3rd st. ne. 13 relizion and experience. Address Box | CHEF wants position ort-6rder cook. . Star_office. il L __ | 37 Eye st. ne. SPEEDWRITING GRADUATE or_advanced | FRENCH CHAUFFEUR, 24 years old. spea PN EIIng Un Aclenbornood: Cann. ave. | ERghse. CRRow | Waihingion® Creferbecs. and" Porter, to teach two giris, " evenl Michel, 918 M st. n 1 T stay here. 13¢ practic. SARA J. HOLMSTROM, 508 Esst Capitol st. _Phone Lincoln 7131 0 Baby for Adoption. Bright. hapny. healthy girl. 7 months old: exceptional parentage Phone Georgia 4051. BEAUTY PARLORS Call 1013 Woodward GROCERY CLERK, experienced. ste liable, or as caretaker, night watchman. Good' worker. ~Married’ Good references. w North 7244 Tittle clerl stenographic _offic Ml!Bl‘ STENOGRI n semi-public salary and experience. 1. St XPERT PERMANENT s, moles. $1: 20 ¥rS. €xp. 302 Kresse Bids., 1103 G. MARTE_ STEV] removal hair, ur_office. el JOBBING CARPENTER. co! TEACHER _SATURDAYS, _sccustomed to | door specialist annd refinishing; faid. meeting cultured young iadies to assist In | 623 L st. ne. Phone Atlantic 1 17% Fri flooring 1393, Bes!_permanent wave. $8: EZ NATAL 1317 F st. n.w. Frank- o extras; try one. Tin 5627 high-class specially shop Saturdays. Prinel- | yran~ Young, competent_ secretar: o did opportunity for advancement ani lom' e experience. Address Box 65-B, Rl_lr T munerative. Address Box 120-B. Star office. | 1 i TEACHER of physical traini MAN. young. colored, high school student, ph in local| wishes evening work, elevator operator or Tohoor "part. time: must erienced: | Bitrere Temn 1 23pable. " Address Box 28: oftice. 13° | Boirmont ot hw. * Phone Adsme b5t o TYPIST, raid, =t Phone_Adams_ 9537, Ciear pentuanship, 312775 | MAN, colored, wants work as valet; is first n.w.. Room 306. od- class barber dnd private chaufleur. ' Herman WOMAN, reliable, white, knowledge of MAN, neat, colored. fc pii- ern dietetics to prepare evening mesl at| vate ' famil: .Dhnug- T t:flge u':l{,’ék.‘" A time (Senyentent = oth parties. ~Address | Potomac 3006, 13+ ox_107-B, Ster offics. or | PAINTER and grainer, first-class. desir W ‘working _housekeeer 0% | pmployment. i = this city. dress Box | FToAC'Ben omee onable” Adiress v 1. | PASTRY MAN, Jenkins. 53 Mass. ave. n WOMAN, W] Catholic’ rector: 108-B._Star cffice. colored, DAY at the Mabhelle Honour Schoel. Free m: 1 Wed . s Thurs . 285, Taclal Fridage due 7 trostment T Permanent waves done at an times, §5. All work done by students under expert supervision. - Open Mon., Wed. and Fri. evenings till 9: other days till § p.m. 817 14th st. n.w. Franklin 9818 RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- i wishes position_in YOUNG WOMAN. serious-minded and am- | hotel, TP oM T o | S, O el A T e e hooling &nd experience. | PHL BETA KAPPA—Collere Fraduate, broad Address Box 388-C. Star offce. business or teaching openin ers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive rompt attention. For admission to ecommended Service Column call Main 5000. Branch 115. CAN EARN $3 AN HOUR|r. M. ¢ 4 selling Xmas cards. The most beautiful | PRINTER. young men, thoroughiy compe iine in Ame: 54 We pay unusually azee | tent on medium and small Work: wants con commissions; cards on sight. We de- | nection with well equipped job shop. Also fiver ‘and collect. Cail in person or write. | experienced in estimating and front-office Sample book free. Oben evemings for youf | ¥ork. Union. Address Box 68-B, Star office. convenience. Process Bngraving Co. 118 - National Press Bldg.. 14th and F sts. D.W. GRADUATE NURSE —for docto! office; know! of typing nfl:-‘;uray; ttl'tp age and lulg{l!)l. Address Box 69-B, Star office. (] SALESWOMEN- School opening means in- creased sales. Opportunity for 2 women to earn big money selling __ R The Book of Knowledge. e e Some of our representatives earn up to | sires temporary position. SALESMAN and cellector, experienced, wanti sition ‘Akg clothing s ll"!" Adcdrels" Bfl; 3-B. Star office. 13% SCHOOL A work. ~Please notify Columbia rd. n.w.._ STEAM ENGINEER mployment. Year of experience. Licensed. Apt. 2, 51 Randolph colored, wants part-time ¥, B, Harrington, 1014 EEPER. male. Columbia 4301-W. o weekly. dvoiy a0l 68 McLachlen FVENING CLASSES IN REAL: ESTATE. e reliable: We require 10 more saleswomen, experienced | YOUNG MAN, married, colored, or, inexperienced for our new 'subdivision, | Jiiling to do anything, ~Phone Atlantic “Brandon Village, near the profected -J. 200-foot wide Lee Boulevard in Arlington counts. For beg e Starting st once a series of ev free instruction will be opportunity to enter a the returns are iimited only by and capacity for hard work. earned $6.000 STEWARD. hotel or club. with ability to ge dining room; long years experi- by lc'-e of references. Address Box lll‘ ___SITUATION—FEMALE. ING,” hourly as desired; books opened, closed, balanced: competent; Teason- our ability | 80le. _Address Box 388-A. Star office. _ * me of our | CASHIER, efficient. dependable, desirés po: the first six | sition at once in department store: reference openings for i Here, you nin assistance. Ca dress B and ask for sales manager. COMPANION -NUR: Register todsy at the beginning of: the CLERGYMAN'S DAUGHTER desires vosition s companion to elderly Iady or child. Ad- dress E. W. J.. 1845 Ontario GIRL, experienced, typist, P. B. X_operator and general office worker. Call Adams 7875. HOUSEKEEPING MOTHERLady, Protest- ant. past 30, capable. efcient. Interested WIDOW (white) wants position as house- Keeper._ Write 710 7th st. 8.%.. ADL. 1. WOMAN. widow. not the domestic type, Tould lfke s’ position as nousekeever ;}’nr ouple or small famils. o 87-B. Star_ofice. g5 S WOMAN, capable. wide experience. desires position 'as apt. House, club or dining room manager. _Excellent references. Address Box 75-B, Star office. 15+ SITUATION—DOMESTIC. office, COOK: colored. n easant, do Tk or : T |'7°!7n.‘1 e; years of re SYOO:(;' fislored. 'Ikvylll‘l g1 part-time work: neat enera rence. place, general ppearing. North get 1 housewos ored: city reference. 443 Neal pl. n.w. DAY'S ored: aundress. housecleaner, whole OF part ti 1024 W n.w._North 9334, DAY'S CLEANING by neat col voman. Atlantic 5038: ¥y neat colored woman. ENGLISH WOMAN, T middle ag working housekeeper, plain cooking. no town or countr asonable salary. Address Box 423-A. Star office. __ _ 13°* GENERAL HOUSEWORK wanted by reliabl colored_girl, with reference. 1740 V. st. Phone_Pot. 1738. e GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, g00d laundress. go0d rellable woman. Call before 5 o'clock, AUTOS REFINISHED In genuine_-Ducd aranteed job: prices as low as $40. Call and see our variety of colors and samples of work. 1728 Kalorama rd. n AUTO PAINTING—Have you car paiated by Ford factory method. Fords. $25 \HXD Othe: cars in proportion. Triangle Motor Go. LB AT N i AUTO PAINTING JOBS COMPLETED in 48 hours with wonderful new durable lacauer finish that grows handsomer with age. Proof Against rain, snow. ice, steam. $0ap. am- monia. acids. alkalf and alkaline mud. Let us show you sample of fine work with this ;;:fil'];:g]gml;rul. ‘m}"ongts.hsflfl up. o -’lM:;h s, Inc.. Upshur st. ‘ol. . 1423-1425-1427 L st. Decatur_688. ~.,_ BEDDING of all kinds renovated and steril- ized_ by process apoproved by Health Dept D. C. Prompt service and low prices. Ea Bedding Co.. 2215 5th st. n.e. Decatur 755. BEDDING. [ATTRESSES, box springs and pillows _ren best prices and prompt del. ‘Wash. Mattress Co., 319 L st. s.w. M. 6679. BEDDING. mattresses renovated. springs re- paired: special low prices now. Columoia Bedding Co.. 219 G st. n.W__Maln 5528. BEDDING RENOVATED. S, pillows, feather mat.: down comforts ered._Ideal Bedding Co. 622 E n.v. M CARPENTER-BUILDER. ral and repairing, all branches: reliable me- chanics. H. Jobnson. 134 Irving st. Col. 6917, CHAIR CANEING. hand caneing, spiint cane- ing. $1.50 up: upholstering. Clay Armstrong. 1233 10th st nw. Franklin 7483, ELECTRICAL, WIRING, papering, Dainting. plastering. etc 6-room_house wired com= plete with fxtures, $74.50. Pure lead and linseed ofl used exclusively. Ask for free estimate. Pirst-class workmanship guaran- teed. Attractive prices. Terms. METRO: POLITAN DEC. & ELEC. CO. 1918)._801_10th_n.w._Frank. 80 ECTRICAL HOUSE_WIRING—S6 rooms and fixtures. complete, $67.50 up. Star Electric Co. Adams 5273. 3309 Kansas sve. I o ELECTRIC WIRING—6.r. house wired comis plete, incl. fixtures and inside service, this week, special. $65. Sun Elec. Co., Clev. 808, ELECTRIC WIRING—Will wire 6-room house complete, including fixtures and inside gere~ 3 : a_vear . TRIC CO.. 621 E n.w. Fr. 801 TAnE T SUied et anien reqited prices. L sechanics; redt ces. Baul Serene, 1200 N. Cap. at. Main. 16187, FLOOR _SCRAPING. _refinishing, waxin house painting, chimney. furnaces cleane: roof repairing. Phone Capitol Helights §2. 15 FLOOR WORI expert, every description: Tewsonable. suiranteed: by hand or elecs s machines. L. J. Folk arl Adams_1436. 140 FURNACES AND CHIMNEYS CLEANED repaire superior service. Crown Service. 917 11th st n.w._ Franklin 10183, H FLECTRIC LIGHTS, roofing. plumbing. etc. Pay small monthly payments. H. I. COLEMAN CO.. 1410 (“ts.lf- HEATING PLANTS— We specialize in heat every kind. using guaranteed material an w ship. _Tarms and prices unequaled in the city. Every job guaranteed to cuse tomer. Free estimates given. Room 405, 1331 | G'st. n.w._Prank. 2528. INTERIOR AND EXTERION DECORATORS, carpentry work, porches. papering and paint- ing. plaster work, heating. roofing, eazages plumbing, electric wiring and fit!llre'x an sny kind of improvement to the home: honest work and honest prices on terms to suit your income. with no interest and no obiigation or charge for estimate. No inter- est. Up to three years to pay. No trusts or mortgages required. And no job t00 small oF too large. Penn Improvement Co.. Inc. 911 7th st. n.w_ Phone Main 512 KEYS-Duplicate kevs, 25 cents: mads while you walt. Turner & Clark, new address. 122113 New York m PAINTING-—-Hout terior: skilled mechanics: Paul_Serene. 1209 N_Cap. PAINTING. PAPERING Special prices this week. tertal and workmanship. 3329 1ith n.w.. near P: 4. 4 PAPERING, PAINTING: finest materials and workmanship. Rooms pointed up and pa- pered. $8.50 up. New patterns. A vear pay. Ask for estimates. Abelman Co. Georgia_ ave. _Col. 346 s ainting. interior and Feasgnaile prices. 8. D. LOI d._Ad: GIRL wants job s general Houseworker, small family. "804 Barry pl. n HOUSEKEEPER. white; sleep in cer's family preferred. 719 SCHOOLGIRL, colored, time, all day Saturday. W, a as cook and li £00d_references work: prefer work T S wants eral house- work. washing or ironing: go home nigh ldw Eugfln,wm reference; $12 week. Ad- “RUBY LEE MINAR, INC, 1405 New York Ave. Maln 1145 Young woman, experienced in s the Horwath & Horwath sys-|nofkeriess nome o Bosmess and hosoial sired: Teferences exchanged. . Writs full bar- ch fiool‘. ticulars. ul‘l.“E. “llxl'llm‘ Hatton, Ral WOODWARD & LOTHROP.|LADY. exs Tefinied. desires position of references. Address Box 130-A. Star office. Allround cook to assist in|Hi¥,mened, s housekeeper i sehool or preparation of meals for oUr €3 | SATSSTADY ih cRilte STy ocarality £ department store: ready-to-wear or milli- woman. Apply men’s time desk, | Bety preferred of references. =Address basement, 11th and G sts. side,| SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER, rienced youne woman. Call WOODWARD & LOTHROP. | STENCGRAREER. e S it SALESWOMEN STENOGRAPHER, competent. offers servic Jate ‘atfernoons™ and eveniriss. ~ Phone 3 MISSES’ DRESSES. W (wh The services of well appear- in selling misses’ and junior dresses are required at once. 1220 F St. N.W. Apply at personnel THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE Desirable positiohs are avail- able for young women qualify- good salary paid while learning, with increases at frequent inter-| & Dept., Room 1, 722 12th st. n.w. ORDER CALLER. of 20 and 30 with some experi- ence in food work to give food hours, 11 to 3. Apply employ- ment office, 9th floor. HELP—DOMESTIC. GOOK: assist in_laundr: Derignce ~ FOOD CHECKER. tem. _Apply tmplnyment Ofift, training experience. Personal interviews de- Court, Ui SECO?\’D COOK at tollet or drug counter in drug store; best ¢ Y chaperon-companion for semi-invalid. Ref room. Experienced colored | 2nd experience desires position at once in Box 120-A. s:-rb;m:e = -1, expe- after 3 p.m. after 5:30 p.m. aitis = office. FOR Apt. 552. ing young women, experienced FRANK R. JEELEFF, INC, balcony. COMPANY. ing for telephone operating; vals. Apply to Application Young woman between ages orders and to help in kitchen; WOODWARD & LLOTHROP. month: must stay nights: reference 348, houseworker iy 3419_Porter st. n.w. houseworker, _experienced experienced, w! Columbia rd.. J. = ic 2639-. MAN. L d iay _or Dart fime. Cul Noren sooar 1 o 487 .oF WOMAN. white. well recommended, for gen- ersl work in small family: no children: stay nights. _Address Box 79-B. Star ofice. 15% WOMAN, colored. best re Srdars ot rofls sha"pusisies taken r_rolls ane strie: t Small’ washes. © 133 Church st mwe Wi AN, colored. eliabl 3 d, wikhes position 83 cook North 470, WOMAN, as chembermaid. colored, pl: waltrets. _Lincoln a4 PERSONAL. GENERAL 1 ored. "!"Jflf Reno rd GENERAL HOUSEW rienced Stay mshsl Jith_gt. Adume 138 @ L HOUSEWORK. ref 3108 Cathedral GENERAL HOUSEWORKER in small Phone North 10000. Apt._420. housework. cooking: ren in tamily; $40 per 1344 Taylor .ll. 4 rate under heading of Personsl nts per line additional to the stay night line rate month; references required e SR S e, ECTROTHERAPY AND PHYSIOTHERAPY glentifically given by & graduate. Potomac MASSFUSE, GRADUATE NURSE, ELECTRO- zy{,rgy. surgical cleaniiness. Daily, Sun. 8- cond floor, 1129 14th st. n. Pr. 1362, | H GENTLEMAN WILL, EXOHANGE DANCING o cook and erences. Whole or nt manager; family of two; gt splendid _home "to_right' person. AGENTS—8ell our beautiful $1 box assort- ments of Christmas cards: 50% commission. Earl's, 1517 H st. - Box_103-B, Star_off HOUSE t r_off lessons for French or Spanish. Address Box 'ER for, J! 4 offi Give particulars. Address S OF NEW YORK AND PARIS BEAU- ty Salon moved to 1007 Conn, 3rd fioor, APPRENTICE wanted to learn beauty cul- ture:” high " chool graduate pre tred.” 1317 office e HOUSEWO! -WAITRESS: mu: cleaner; rei nce ley_348. south of Cafe St. Mark. Phons Frankiin P st. BOOKKEEPER-STENOGRAI Tor bulld- er's office: salary $33 per week; state 8 and_experience. Address Box 463-A, S CASHIER, experienced, over 36 yeats my Ao ple K Phaaaer. ved during day. art n 7050. g-lrmi Al BALLROOM __ DANCING — 3 nners snd advanced now PAPERING, PAINTING. PLA: work guaranteed at the lowest pos prices ~ A call will convince you that we mean what we say. Phone Main 9293 J. ansler. 1219 8th n.w. 140 PAPERHANGING. done at_reasonabie PAINTIN We also We_use Dutch Boy paints mixed oz be seen. This ny. All ouf 1§ guaranteed eferences sup- or terms up to 3 People’s Home Deco- st aw. Mam T8 Epecial, k. ~Coon atie 307 PAPERHANGING—Rooms papered. §5 and up: estimates furnished; work gusranteed. A T. George. 2129 18th t. n.W. AP 3. Decatur d169 ___________ PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING and gen- eral repair work. Work gusranteed. Oive me a trial. W. J. Waldron. West 476, 213 E. Capitol_st.__ PAPERHANGING, pamtin; penter work. jobbing_ and weather stripping. _Col. 9135 t PAPERHANGING: ferns: get my estimates. st.nw. Adams 7149, PAPERHANGING, _paintin interlor decorating. Wm. A. Little. K ne_Franklin_6754. PIANO TUNING. $2.50 We specialize in genersl piano repairs ana repuilding. ~Get our_estimates. Prices reasonable. Skilled mechanics. Work guarantee Schaeffer Co.. 644 H st n.e. E PLASTERING, Job, firsi class: all_kinds of cement work' no Job too small or too far. rangiin gadE - T TN 1 ROOP REPAIRING. PAINTING, spouting: reasonable prices. Col. or_night.__Alax_Roofing_Ce PLUMBING—Special and repair work d pure linseed o emises so_ingred: first- work_ gua Writing) f d upon req rating Co., Inc., 817 9 NGING & PAINTING. Teasonable prices. ~First-class & Rosengarten, West 848 or A tterin . %317, day 1639_Kai. rd. Positio: e ] on{d%:fi'%"' PERNA AT 1341 Conn. ave. Tel R ¥ _couple in_aps o d resi B pe Atiantic 295T. Danter s Sifte WEATHER STRIP! outlast _your building now. 1_Col. 1:3 CAROLINA SATUR- Dassensers; R R | T Rt WINDOW ~ SHADI ». Teens and_meial Ford coype. | gesther | lt‘rl:bln!,.kn;:rz Bon® 1981 Bood