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28 —_ e = LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1928, Programs prepared by the Associated Press. THLEVSON CENER OF RADID EXHBT Opening of Fair Marked by Discussion of When Public May Expect Sets. BY MARTIN CODEL. NEW YORK, September 17.—Much ‘allyhoo about television marks the opening of the Radio "Norld's Fair here in Madison Square Garden. It is the most_discussed subject in radio circles and the one occasioning most disagree- ment among persons in a position to c gentle- imultaneous will that men transmission of moving images by radio 15 2 perfectly accomplished fact. ‘Where say various authorities disagree is in their predictions regarding when the public may expect reliable television receiving sets on the market Bona-fide experimenters with vision will be explaining their app: and methods during the show here} They range from extreme es to those who sincerely be- ots for the reception of that lieve ection images will be perfected and offcred by this time next year. Radio’s foremost authorities, espe- cially those who have actually been do- ing research into radio vision, have repeatedly cautioned the public not to expect too much too soon from tele- vision. Front-page descriptions of the latest developments in the art of seeing by radio have led to a current conviction | that ail that remains to be done Is to put the televisor, as the device will Pprobably come to be known, into pro- duction. Nothing could be further from the actual state of things. Produce One-Act Play. Moving images in silhouette can be sent quite consistently. Features of in- dividuals have been broadcast and quite clearly delineated in tiny aper- tures on highly complicated recsivers. Two figures fencing and boxing have been brought within focus and repro- duced. voices and images &ct play have bcen demonstrated. But all this was done in the labora- tory. The technical men, each time they have demonstrated something new, have made it clear that they have advanced merely one stage. The most insistent caution against the immediate expectation of market- able television apparatus has come from scientists and experimenters. Visual devices being sold today are mostly designed for use by amateurs and informed technical men, who are making valuable reports on reception results to the broadcasting laboratories. Many amateurs throughout the coun- try are being employed by C. Francis Jenkins, the Washington inventor, in his experiments with what he prefers | to call “radio-vision.” They are, in his words, the “pioneers” of a new art. Mr. Jenkins is one of the best known and most highly respected men in this field. He turnishes data gratis on the building of experimental sots for the| reeseption of al moving images | broadeest from his laboratory in Wash- ington. U:: Is Far Away. A number anticipate that the first | ctul home adaptation of tele-| n will be a set for the reception of motion pictures transs ed from strips of film, since light can be con- cenirated upon films most intensely. Sound movies may be a concomitant stage, for audio reproduction simul- taneously with the visual will be a; relatively simple matter. The time for | receiving actual scenes from a theater or a base ball game is perhaps further away. Still picture transmission by radio is | well developed. Television, however, is in an incepiive stage. It is in about the same state as the automobile of 25 years ago. One authority declares that it is at the same stage of development as radio-telephony before the begin- ming of radio broadcasting. The latter took only a few years to jump into its | present high degree of perfection and | use; some think that television will develop even faster, since the baslc\ principles of photoradio are well understood. Figures more clearly delineated and‘ magnified to larger proportions than at present possible, confinement of the | signals to narrower bands of fre-| quencies and the construction of a smple and foolproof receiver, are a few of the present lacks in the field of television. Certainly no televisor will be marketed on a substantial scale until it is at least as trustworthy and foolproof as the radio receiving set of & half dozen years ago. ‘There was a struggle before the tele- wision people obtained admission to the exhibition floor for the Radio World's Fair. The Radio Manufacturers’ As-| sociation at first opposed their appear- ance on the scene. That organization has constantly been hammering away at the proposition that television hopes should not deter the public from radio buying for fear of immediate obso- lescence of receiving sets. Such is the view generally held in the radio in- dustry. (Cop: ht, 1923, by North American News- paper Alliance.) WESTERN R'AI.LWAYE CITE DECREASES IN EARNINGS Live Stock Rate Inquiry Brings Out Alleged Status of $443,305,000 in Bonds. By the Associated Press CHICAGO, September 17.—The com- plaint that “Western trunk line rail- ways are earning far too little” is made in a brief filed by the railways with the Interstate Commerce Commission in connection with the commission’s investigation of Western live stock Tates. 4 “Since 1917.” says the brief, “$443,- 805.000 in bonds of Western trunk line railways have been stricken from the list of investments that are legal for savings banks in New York State. while during the same period for ali railroads in the remainder of the United States only $5,230,000 of bonds h: been stricken. On same period the par value of bonds added to the legal list in New York State for carriers ouiside Western lines territory has aggregated $726,007.000, /hile no bonds of Western carriers have been added to the list. Some- thing 1s fundamentally wrong which produces any such result as this.” RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS ‘TONIGHT. 7:30—Address by Herbert Hoover in Newark, N.J.—WRC, WEAF, and 29 other station: 7:30—A. & P. Gypsies: orchestra hour—WEAF, WEEL, WTIC, ‘WJAR, WCSH, WLIT, WGY, WCAE, WTAM, WWJ, WSAI, ‘WRC. 8:30—Real Folks; medicine show —WJZ, WBZ, WBAR, WHAM, KDKA, WJR, WLW, KYW. $—United Opera Co.. “Samson Delilah” in English—WOR, WCAU, WNAC, WEAN, WFBL, WMAK. WCAO, WJAS. WADC, WAIU, WKRC, WGHP, WSPD, WMAF, WICC, WHK. 9:30—Cabin Door; Ezie and Wil- lle—WEAF, WEEI, WTIC, WGY, WCAE. WWJ, WSM, WTAG, WLIT, WRC, WSAI WBT. the other hand, during this| standard time. Meters on the left 491.5—WEAF New York—610 8:00—Saving Banks. | 6:30_Soprano: Shoe Prince. | 700—Tnree Cheers. 7:30—A. & P. Gypsies. 8:00—Republican national committee. 8.3 General Motors Party. 100—Cain door. 0:30-National grand opera. —Dance music. 451.3—WJZ New York—660 5:00—Dance music: sports. £.00_Twin pairs of harmony. 6:30—Roxy and His Gang. 8 00—Riverside program. 8:30—Real folks. 9:00—Russtan Gayeties. 1 9°00—United grand opera 10:05_Dance; witching hour. 300.1—WABC New York—970 7:00—Home Makers 830 Jewish hour. 9:30_Song makers. 10:00—Danice music. 6—WPG Atlantic City—1,100 ~Talk: Castilians, Studio features “Dance music (2'2 hours) 5—WRAL Baltimore—1,050 4:00-Salon music xie and His Gang. 2iversfde program. 508.2—WEET Boston—300 utual savings program. 0—Old Time_ Minstrels. Zenith - prow: ~A & P Gypsi 00_Renublican national committee. 8:30_General Motors Party. 9:00_Cabin_door; opera. 9:30—Orchestra. 161.5—WNAC Boston—630. 6:30—Talk: plano: talk. 7:00—Ceco courlers. 7:30_The_Oracl 8:00—WOR prozrams (2 hours). 302.8—WGR Buffalo—9%0 £:00-_WEAF proerams. 8:00_Musical program 8:30—General Motors Party. 9:30_Naticnal grand opera 10:10—Dance: or: ks abin door: opera. 0! W—S" "!7:1‘"3““5‘; s 9:15—Studio concert. 2 VOR Newark—1 a5 ns i e £16.9—WTAG Worcester—580 6:00—Tenor: talk; orchestra. 6:00—Mutual savings; minstrels. %:00_Couriers 7:00—Musical, 7:30_Captivators. 7:30—Studio program 8:00_Lawney program. 8:00—Republican national committee, #:30_Vitaphone program. 8:30—General Motors Party. 200.3—WCAU Philadelphia—1.150 5:30—Orchestras. §:30—Snellenburg _proeram. 7:00—Columbia program (3 hours). 10:05—Golden Dragon Orchestra. 405.2—WFI-WLIT Philadelphia—340 7:00—Three_Cheers. 7:30—A & P Gypsies 10—Nepublican national committee. Motors Party. ‘abin Yoor: opera 10:00—Symphonic orchestra. b 315.6—KDKA Pittsburzh—950 6:00—One-minute progrem. §:30—Roxy and His Gans. 8:00—Riverside prosram :30—Real Folks. 483.6—WJAR Providence—620. 6:00—Mutual savings hour. 6:30—Historian T:30—A. & P. Gypsies, 8:00—Republicah program. 8:30—General Motors party. 280.2—-WHAM Rochester—1,030 6:30—Roxy and His Gang. 8:00—Riverside program. —Real Folks. 9:00—Studio proeram. 19:00—Dance music THE EVENING 8§ TAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1928.5 Scheduled for Eastern of call letters, kilocycles on right. 5—WGY Schenectad: 30—G E program. 20— Republicar: ‘national 1t epublican national committes, 8:30—General Motors Party. 9:00_Cahin door: opera. 10:00—Cavalier 333.1—WBZ Springfield—900 8:00—Riverside nro:rln’.\n' 8:30—Real Folks. 9:00—Morey’s Singing Orchestra, 305.9—WHAZ Troy—080 8:00—Musical. 8:45—Threading the way. Ty 9:00—Cabin door. 434.5—CFCA Toronto—699 8:45—Organ recital. 8:00—Musical program. SOUTHERN., 206.A-WWNC Asheville—1,010 7:00—Dinner music. 433.9—WSB Atlanta—630 £:00-Republican national committee. 8:30—General Motors Party. 9:00—Musical program. 10:00—Foundation hour. 310.5—~WJIAX Jacksonville—880 130—Orchestra and_assistants. 8:05—Trio: Family Party. 9:00—Recital; fiddlers 10:00—Studio: organ recital. 822.4—WHAS Louisville—030 8:00—Republican $hational committee. 8:30—General Motors Party. 9:30—National grand opera. 336.9—WSM Nashville—890 £:30—Roxy and His Gane. 8:00—Riverside; Family Party. :00—Cabin door; studio. 10:00—Dance music. 10:30—Studio program. 296.9—WSMB New Orleans—1.010 9:30—Dance music (2 hours). 234.1—-WRVA Richmond—1,180 00—Trio. 00—Organ recital 0—History: _music. 00—Orchestra. 00—Carry Me Back. CENTRAL. 520—KYW Chicago—330 8:30—Real Folks 0:00—Symphonic ensemble (2 hours). . 428.3—WLW Cincinnati—300 00—Orchestra: _talk 0—Songs at twilight, Riverside program. :30—Real Folks. 9:00—Musical program. 10:00—Features: dance (2 hours). 361.2—WSAI Cincinnati—830 7:00—Organ_recital. T:30—A & P Gypsies. £:00—Republican national committee. 8:30—General Motors Party. :00—Cabin door. 9:30—Two pianos: Boss Herbert, 10:00—Dance (3 hours). 309.8—WTAM Cleveland—350 6:00—Hollenden Orchestra. 7:00—Orchestra, T:30—A. & P. Gypsies. 8:30—Family” Party: sunshine. 9:30—Musical features. 11:30—Dance music. 440.9—WCX-WJR _Detroit—6s0 6:30—Roxy and His Gang; minstrels. 8:00—Riverside program. 8:30—Real folks. 9{00—Russian gayeties. 10:00—Bernice & Thelma; Hawaifan. 10:30—Slumber ‘music. 11:15—Dance. 352.7—~WWJ Detrolt—850 45—Dinner music. 30—A & P Gypsie: {00—Republican national committee. 1 1 1 LocalRadioEntertainment Mon'day, September 17, 1928 T NAA—Washington Navy Yard (4345 Meters—690 Kilocycles). 3:45 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. 9:55 p.m.—Arlington time signals. 10:05 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. WRHF—American Broadcasting Co. (322.4 Meters—930 Kilocycles.) 3 p.m.—Play-by-play account of the ‘Washington-Detioit base ball game. 5:45 p.m.—The Town Crier. 6 p.m.—Piano recital by Warner Ken- nedy. 6:15 to 7 p.m.—Dinner concert. Farly Program Tomorrow. " 7:30 to 8:30 a.m—Musical clock. 10 am.—Household talk by Gladys : — Advertisers' period. 11 am.—Lost and found. ilc}:l() a.m.—Household economy pe- riod. WMAL—Washington Radio Forum (241.8 Meters—1,240 Kilocycles). 6:55 p.m.—Thirty Club, conducted by A. Cloyd Gill. 7:15 p.m.—Jimmy and Jane. 7:30 p.m.—Correct time. 7:31 p.m.—Navy Band concert broad- cast from Capitol plaza. alp.m.uPopular songs by “the Melody Gir] 9:15 p.m.—“Musical moments with famous pianists—George Copeland.” 9:35 p. The Noveity Trio. 10 p.m.—"The Theater in Shake- speare’s Time,” by Colby Harriman. 10:15 to 10:30 p.m.—News flashes. | WRC—National Broadcasting Co. (468.5 Meters—640 Kilocycles). 3 p.m.—Play-by-play account of the ‘Washington-Detroit base ball game, broadcast by Thornton Fisher, through the courtesy of The Evening Star. 0 p.m.—Jolly Bill and Jane. 5 p.m.—Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra. 5:55 p.m.—Motion Picture Guide. 5:58 p.m.—Base ball scores, courtesy of the Associated Press and The Eve- ning Star. —The Twin Pairs of Harmony. —Tipica Orchestra. 7 p.m.—A. & P. Gypsies. 7:‘;0 p.m.—Address by Herbert C. Hoover. 8:30 p.m.—General Motors Family P m —Gorrect time. p.m.—Correct time. 9 p.m.—Address ' by Lewis Nixon, broadcast from Leesburg, Va. 9:30 p.m.—National Grand Opera Co. RAIDERS DRY UP TOWN. Twenty-seven Men and Four Wom- en Held in Green Bay, Wis, GREEN BAY, Wis,, September 17 (#) —Twenty-one of Green Bay’s 65 saloons, which comprised one of the wettest spots in Wisconsin, are dark after one of the most extensive raids of Federal agents in the State. Twenty-seven men and four women are in the county jail without bond awaiting arraignment. The raid was carried out by 58 agents from Milwaukee headquarters, under direction of W. Frank Cunningham, Federal prohibition administratos HOOVER SPEEC ON W TONGHT Democrats Also to Broad- cast From Leesburg, Va, Politics dominate the program of WRC tonight with the Democratic and Republican parties represented in the broadcasts. The outstanding political talk will be made by Herbert Hoover, which WRC will broadcast from Newark, N. J., in conjunction with WEAF and a network of 29 other stations. The Republican nominee is scheduled to speak at 7:30 o'clock. The Democratic program will come from Leesburg, Va., where Lewis Nixon of New York, farmerly Tammany leader, is to espouse the candidacy of Gov. Smith. Nixon will speak at a meeting in front of Leesburg's historic court- house, Microphones there will be con- nected direct with the control room of WRC. The program is scheduled to begin at 10 o'clock. In order to broadcast Mr. Hoover's address, WRC was forced to curtail the regular concert of the A. & P. Gypsies to half an hour. The opening of the Radio Industries Exposition in Madison Square Garden tonight also will take “Roxy and his gang” away from the microphone, WRC replacing this attraction with a program by the “Twin Pairs of Harmony” and a con- cert by the Tipicana Orchestra. WRC's principal musical, attraction will be a tabloid version of Verdi's “Aida” which the National Grand Opera Company has chosen to open its 1928-1929 broadcast season. The Gen- eral Motors “family party” will feature the music of the American negro and two of the foremost musicians of that race—J. Rosamond Johnson, baritone, and Taylor Gordon, tenor. The final outdoor concert of the season by the United States Navy Band headlines the program of WMAL. Other musical attractions include the regular weekly period devoted to famous pian- ists and .a concert by the Novelty Trio, composed of Stanley William Bell, baritone; Norman Marceron, saxophone, and Lesfer E. Colvin, planist.” i Twenty-five co-operative societies Canada are reported to have sold sshz 794,000 worth of merchandise last year, T;\gfilncrease of nearly $1,000,000 over — e L2 —is what's always associated with this organization, and the reputation. finds foundation in years of success in our field. 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Here is an unisual opportunity to get instruction and training in a highly profit- able business and add to your income while learning. ~We have openings for part-time and fuli-time workers. Call at 1405 New York ave. today and reg- ister for these classes. Ask for sales man- “RUBY LEE MINAR, INC,, 1405 New York Ave. Main 1148. INSTRUCTION COURSES. AUTO DRIVING LESSONS for permit, park- ine. clutch -control. Cars furnished. Re- liable, licensed instructor. Franklin 1809. 644 B s.w. Foster Hartweli. COMPLETE COURSE in Beauty Cuiture, $50, at_ the 'MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. Inc., the only beauty culture school in Washing- ton devoted exclusively to_instruction. Ea: Day. evening classes, Practical ex- Shite_300-6. 817 14th st. n.w. PRIVATE LESSONS, mathematics, sciences, Ianguages: ~Cornell graguate: $1. = Albert Jonas, 1406 Hopkins st. n.w., riear 20th & P. BOYD SHORTHAND 1IN 30 SCH( ecasiest learned. reads like Stenographic_course, 12 weeks: 24 weeks: bookkeeping. 12 weeks. secretari; Graduates in demand; position guaranteed. New class- BOYD es NOW forming: inquire TODAY. > SECRETARIAL SCHOOL. “accredited"; est. years. 1338 G n.w. Main 2338. ' GREENE'S ACADEMY OF BEAUTY CUL- ture: morning and evening classes. Suite 225_Press Bldg. _Franklin 6362. i BECOME A LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT—U! crowded, dignified profession: big ~oppor- tunity for money making.. Earn while you learn _Write for details. ~Address Box 353-7, Star_office. LEARN AUTO DRIVING; SPECIAL COURSE, also single lessons: white drivers: lowest rate in city. HENSON. Lincoln 4253. 17* BEAUTY CULTURE. COMPLETE. $50.00— Marcelling, permanent waving. manicuring, ete. Day and evening. MARTIN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE. 18th & Columbia rd. _Col. 6081. _ PREPAREDNESS 1S THE ANTIDOTE FOR adversity; be prepared to earn: protect yourself and dependents: telephone switch- board operating: easy, short. fascinating to learn. Oxford Bldg.. cor. 14th & N. Y. ave. STEP “INTO A _BIG-PAY HOTEL JOB— Hotels. clubs. restaurants, schools, hospitals, etc., need trained men and women. You can’ prepare for a well paid position in & few months. Lewis graduates now execu- tives in biggest and best hotels everywhere— Washington, New York, Philadelphia, _etc. Previous experience unnecessary. Registra- tion {n National Employment Bureau free of extra cost. ~Evening classes now forming. GIRL. colored, for pantry work: thoroughly _experienced and sandwiches. Phone Franklin 7745. GIRL. colored, neat. reliable, for general housework and laundry: no Sunday work Avlly. 856 Whittier pl. n.w. 5 GIRL. refined. for zeneral housework. capa- ble of answering physician's phonei must have referances. 1425 Columbia rd. cencral housework: references re- sleep on place: $8 week. Cleveland 3934 Morrison_st.. Chevy Chase. HOUSEKEEPER. to_ care for two childrel Stay nights. _Clev. 1282-J after 2 p.m. 17° WOMAN. colored, to do cooking and zeneral housework; must have experience and city 1 1532 Varnum. _Adams 437. colored. part time, ironing and 1 to after dinner: must Phone Georsia 197. no _up- stay nichts preferred 1849 Lamont in making salads au 150. d, WOMAN. general housework: be neat and reliable. WOMAN—For general housework: stairs work: $50: Apply daily ‘until Wednesday, WOMAN. middle-aged, at once; ed: in country: 2 in family. Very little cooking, Stav nights, sick_lady. Apply 2020 P st. n.w. hite prefer- No washing. care for ACCOUNTANT. senior. thoroughl enced, desires Position. Address Box 414-B, Star office. 7 18* ACCOUNTANT—Books kept on _part-time monthly audits. Address Box 339-B. office . i 18* AUTO MECHANIC. 12 years' experience. d sires position: trick or passengers; best of references. West 25. . BOY—After-school work boy. 1020 N. J. ave. n.w. CHAUFFEUR. colored: careful: reliable city references: 10 years' experience, or trick driver. Lincoln 9183.w. ' ° 17 CHAUFFEUR, colored, 30 vears old. married. 12 vears’ experience. For reference call Georia 2814. 1537 §th st. nw. * CHAUFFEUR, young, colored, reliable, wishes position in_private family ‘or commercial. Address Box 322-B, Star office. _ ___ 17° CHAUFFEUR, colored. 25 years old. single, 10 vears' experience, good recommendation’ drive any hours; know city. 1440'S st. n.w. od anted ny?n} DISHWASHER. second cook. general work. in cafe. restaurant or hotel. Adams 9900 Ask_for Harris. = GARDENER _(white S mah and zeme breeder. Addre: office. GENERAL CONTRACTING Estimates cheerfully given. Douglas_ st. n.e. remodeling. Neft, 3009 20° Phone_Lin. 5853 THE P. G. DISTRIBUTING CO.. INC_. FOR. jof merly at 1235 New York ate. n.w.. after re- orzanizing. Fas opened a temporarv office at 900 Rhode Island ave. n.e. Washington. D. C. for distiibuting its prodrcis, W. J. Greevy. Pres _Phone North 2090. 13 UP-TO-DATE DRESSMAKING, ALSO PLAIN' sewing. _Phone Georgia 1468-J mornings. 17 YOUNG LADY. HOLDING TEACHFR'S CER- wishes position in private hom Add; B, Star office. __ oy WHO WILL ADOPT A COLORED BABY? Healthy, handsome, 4 weeks oid. Telepnone Adams 0174-J. e SR CLD LADY; NO TROUBLE. COMFORTABLE room and board_with kind. motherly ladv. $40 mo. MRS. PAUL, 4907 Quarles, Kenile LT AC et R MOTHER'S CARE. SPECIAL DIET GIVEN, to children under 5 years; good home. Shepherd 2982-W. WE PAY 32 TO $10 FOR USED overcoats.. Prices paid for worn clothing, Iadies and gentiemen. always highest. Wash. Clothing Ex.. 633 D st. n.w. Main 3378 _ MASSEUSE — SWEDISH — COMPETENT rad. Sweden. gives excellent massage: Iadies and men 5 M st. n.w. ADt. 1. _ MASSAG! PHYSIOTHERAPY. practic. SARA J. HOLMSTROM, Capitol_st. _Phone_ Lincoln 713 COLORED GIRLS. Desiring _to_become independent. learn ausby's system of beautv culture. of false advertisements. Investigate vou start. Results guaranteed. Will assist in opening your own shop. *i0 will start_you,’ Classes now formine. Washing- fon Premier Beanty School (Colored) MME. SBY'S FRENCH BEAUTY SHOP TME. CAUSBY,(p SCHOOL, The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ers. 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, ALTERATIO! stucco, penb) crete or brick work: room: porches. = rages. hot-water plants. buildine or repair pork of any kind. No cash. no enewals and Hit_vou. Room < 1 Terms to suit, 2ou. Roor 405. 1331 G st. n.v._Franl . AUTOS REFINISHED in genuine “Duco: guaranteed job; prices as low as $40. Call and see our variety of colors and samples ork. 1728 Kalorama rd. n.v. . JOBBING CARPENTER. contractor: French door specialist annd refinishing: flooring laid. 623 L st. ne. Phone Atlantic 1893. 1 MAN. colored, experienced. wishes position as houseman, chauffeur. porter or Janitor: nce. “North 867 vislo SALESMAN, high-class, with 10 years' sell- ing_experience. desire connection. part, time, with reliable_concern: ultimately full time. Address Box 371-B. Star office. STENOGRAPHER--Work _even experienced. Address Box 349-B, YOUNG BOY wants job as potwasher, dish- washer or bus boy. 4417 10t st. B YOUNG MAN, 29. wants position in most any business: willing to work for advance- ment: salary. $25 for starting. G. Wilmot ‘Townshend, 1630 P st. n.w., Washington. 17° YOUNG MAN (colored). thoroughly experi enced elevator and_switchboard operator. sires work from 5 to 12 p.m.; references, 1021 Kenyon st n.w. 17 SITUATION—FEMALE. BALTIMORE LADY, entolling Lewis Hotel Training School, prefer hotel or tea rooms. will consider other position. ~Address Box 90-B. Star office. 17* BOOKKEEPER. experienced: _one year's experience adjusting and collecting eccounts._ Potomac 5548-W- 1% asst.. dress Box 252-B. Star_office. GIRL. light _colored, office educated. refined, best of reference. dress_Box 370-B. Star office. _ GIRL, white, experienced nurse, wants place with one to three children: referenzesp ex- Shansed. Telephone Miss' Link, Cleveland ighly Ad- 18 HOUSEKEEPING MOTHER—Lady. Protest- ant, past 30, capable. efficient, interested homemaker, 'desires position in cultured motherless " home. Business and hospitai training experience. Personal interviews de- Classes limited. Enroll early. School open 8:30 am. to 8 pm. LEWIS_HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS. Penn. Ave. and 23rd St. - —JOBS FOR LINOTYPE OP- 50-860 weekly: short hours; Burton Linotype School, 930 H n.. Day and evenins. SPANISH. FRENCH, GERMAN. ITALIAN. Also English to forefzners. 75¢ iesson. _ Tel. Potomac ¢ 59 N. st._n.w. 220 THOSE WITH UNDEVELOPED TA! FOI drawing, large studios offer practical spare- time training: will interview only those who destre to make Commercial art a profession. Address_Box_189-A, Star_ofce. # AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. "IN. auire about our new method: licensed white men:_established_10_years. _Call Lin. 82 Art Interior Decoration. Costume Design. 8 months to a paying position. now. LIVINGSTONE ACADEMY. 1517 R At 16t North 9434, THE FALL TERM. Our Fall terms is just beginning. The full course lasts ten months and covers radio op- erating in all its branches on land and sea, shop and laboratory work and junior engineer. ing. The classes are held every Monday, Tues- day, Wednesday and Friday night from 7 to 9 o'clock. Tuition is very modera ind may be paid by the week. During the past twelve years we have always placed our graduates. and the fleld is growing rapidly. Special fin- ishing course for advanced students. Sal- aries for graduates run as high as $300 a month from the start. Catalogue on request. LOOMIS RADIO COLLEGE. s 405 9th St. N.W. Main 7839. Register sired: references exchanged. Write full par- ticulars. Mrs. E. Virginia Hatton. Raleigh Court._Universit; 17% Work: sewing of any _kin dresses_altered, coats lined, furs fixed and ; will_cal best reference. Mrs, 1117 Eve st. n.w. Phone Frankln Erwin, W, L R S SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER_ desires Dpo- sition, six years' experience. Phone Adams 4772-W, eraddress Box 23-B, Star offce. STENOGRAPHER, experienced, des manent_position ~Adams 593: LT STENOGRAPHER. well educated: wants eve- ning work.” Addréss Box 267-B. Star office. AUTO PAINTING—Have you car paint 4 Ford factory method. Fords. $25 up. Other cars in proportion. Triangle Motor Co. 2N Y. ave. nw. = AUTO PAINTING JOBS PLZTED in 48 hours with wonderful new durable lacauer finish that srows handsomer with aze. Proof against rain. snow. ce. stenm. sonp. am; nia. acids. alkall and alkaline mud. 5 Show wou sample of fine work With fhis ilent material. Prices. $50 up. Joseph ieRevnolds. Tnc. 1000 Unshur st Col. 421. 1423-1425-14: 684 BEDDING of al i7ed, by process approved by D. C. Promot service and low prices. Bedding Co.. 2215 5th st. n.e. Decat 3 BEDDING., MATTRESSES, hox springs an illows_reno.: best prices and orompt del. Wash. Mattress Co.. 319 L st. rla sg‘rq. . mattresses renovated, springs re- N Chetial low prices. now.° Colimoia Bedding Co.. 219 G st. n.w__Maln 5528. SEDDING VATED. springs. mattresses, B et mat . dowh, comiorts, re-cou: 'E n.w._ M. 1004. NTER-BUILDER. general remodeling T FanaiFivt Jall_ branches: _reliable me. Ghanics. H. Johnson, 1348 Irving st. Col. 8817 Hes h Dept . Eagls 5. job or ets nicely_ins klin 2218.___19° CHAIR CANEING, hand caneing. splint cane- A 50 up: upHolstering. - Clay Armstron, 1233 _10th _n.w._Franklin 14!3__'_ ELECTRICAL WIRING, papering. painting. BRI Aic" &-oo ‘house. wited com- Dlete with fixtures, $74.50. Pure lead and finseed oil used exclusively. Ask for fres estimate. . First-class workmanship guaran- ‘Attractive prices. T METRO- POLITAN DEC. & ELEC CO. INC. 1918). 801 10th n.w. L e ,CTRICAL HOU: [RING —6 rooms al Exlfilr's.lgomvhfe. $67.50 up. Star Electric Co.. Adams 5273. 3909 Kansas ave. n.¥; G WIRTNG —Will wire 6-room house lete. including fixtures and inside serv- feePiee50: 8. vear to pay . STEIN ELEC- TRIC CO.. 621 E nw__Pr. 801 _ . PERT FLOOR FINISHING. scraping. elec. BT Reiiiea mechanics:. reduced - orices. Gerene. 1200 N. Cap. st. Main_1018" FLOOR WORK every description: reasol d: by hand or electric ma. e, CTATE"Poik. 1038 Park rd. _Ad. 143 FLOOR _SCRAPING, Tefinishing, ~ waxins . _chimney. furnaces cleaned, ROt Sepaiting. Phone Cipul Helshts 8 53¢ JRNACES AND CHIMNEYS CLEA ;uvfl’::fl superior service. Crown Fuel Service, 917 11th st. n.w. _Pranklin ll’ou?." EATING. TINNING and chimney cleaning. I o Yepalr. your naating. Dlant: H. E. Willlams. 227 P st. Decatur n.w. TEACHER having a kindergarten-primary life certificate desires to teach in private or public school: experienced. Fr. 10471 THOROUGHLY experienced bookkeeper. de- pendable. 'desires position of responsibility can operate Burroughs bookXeeping machine: also typewriter: best of references. Address Box 319-B. Star office. TYPIST, experienced p o 3 - MR WOMA! onality; good edueation; 15 years' office experience’ capa- ble taking full chav Address Box 367-B. | WOMAN, refined, married. dent manager in apt. se office: now emploved. 8t fce. % sition as_resi- Address Box 330.8. Star_offic WOMAN, refined, middle aged, Canadias, desires position, companion or mother's helper; H. Campbell, 1104 M st. n.w LR SRR given. Address Box 392-B, -!tur‘ uée:ee."l’lsu references. ~ Miss "EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. SITUATION—DOMESTIC. STENOGRAPHERS, §20-325 wk. No charge unless placed, Washington Employment Ex- change, 214 National Press Bldg., 14th & typist, bookkeeper. clerical help, etc. Free registry. Main 2338, 1338 G st. n.w. Boyd- Employment Service. dependable | E(m. Abpiv after 7 pm.. A. i 00d money oot_Beer Store, 5103 Georgia_ave. GIRL for newspaper reporting: must be high school graduate: excellent personal appear- ance: quick: sood command of English: single. 6 . n.w. room 306. _ 18% NURSE, _refined, —German _preferred, for child one year oid; reference. gon st nw 1432 Critten- COOK—Place in_small private family by colored woman; stay nights. Decatur i!_?:l, COOK, colored, wishes_pl or_part_time. North 934 W CURTAINS STRETCHED. 50c per pair. d0c per panel. Call for and deliver anywhere. Atlantic 3811, AR __18* CURTAINS STRETCHED—40 cents a pair and up: work called for and delivered. Li coln 5136, 18 DAY WORK —Colored; first-class laund: housecleaner: whole or part time. W n.w. North 0334. GIRL. neat and reliable, wishes work in apartment: plain cooking: Teferences. North with ref. e as maid, full S5 1024 GIRL wants worl as maid or coo» 11 _Cl SALESLADIES—Catholic: city or road work: transportation paid; rapid advancement to executive position. ' Call 8-10. 5-6, People's Life Insurance Bidg., 14th and H sts. n.w.. Room 1210. SALESLADIES —$35 per week and_iiberal commission to start: pleasant, permanent, dignified “worlk: $30 'to $50 per week. Call 2 to_4:30 p.m. 216 Insurance Bldg., Ith and Eve. WOMAN. ~over 30, to work__ wit} ree manufacturer: inferesting _work: oppor- tunity to bulld profitable bnsiness. Give telephone and data. Address Box 211-B. star_office = WOMEN-—Newark. N. J. mifg. with office here wants saleswomen and demonstrators; short hours; good remuneratio: Call morn- m: Room 202. 1409 L st. 18° G WOMAN—Exceptional position open o youns woman eager o get awaf &rom office routine into position where she" will have full use for all resourcefulness and Initiative at her command Salary and GIRL—DMust be experience in Adams 5779. 2311 Champlain st GIRL, neat, colored, wants general house- v »ll_day or p: Lincoln 2563. e GIRL, neat, refined and reliable colored. sives ‘place 'as maid in small family. or care for apt. while couple work. 430's L st. m.w. GIRL, colored. for cooking and light_hous: work.' 1704 Vermont ave. n.w.. Apt. 33. 1 GIRL_ colored, desires place_as pantrym, 1630 Florida ave. nw. ADt. 304 T LAUNDRESS—Individual and family_washes wanted:” sunny drying space: lependable service. 1031 Kenyon st. n.w. 1 LAUNDRESS, _first- wants _work (o bring home: 'sunny vard. 2300 Ontario rd. Adams 10147, _ BT Potomac_3264. MAID wants job: §00d references. Emily B. l;!r;semln. 1827 Corcoran st. n.w. Phone Pot. PLAIN COOK, settled colored woman: small family, in city: stay nights; no laundry. 2019 Vermont ave. TWO PEOPLE want cleaning 3 or & hour weck days, or light laundry. Address 215 F st. s.w. 17 typing and bookkeeping; local reference. Eisemans, 7th & F. ‘CAN EARN §3 AN HOUR { —selling Xmas cards. The most beautiful line in America and we pay unusually large commissions; cards sell on sight. We de- liver and collect. Call in person or write. Sample book free. Open evenings for your convenlence. Process Engraving Co., 1187 National Press Bldg.. 14th and P sts. n.w. THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY. Desirable positions are avail- able for young women qualify- ing for telephone operating; good salary paid while learning, with increases at frequent inter- vals. Apply to Application Dept., Room'1, 722 12th st. n.w. = HELP—DO! CHAMBERMAID - WAITRESS, _experienced. for large boarding house: colored only. 1123 13th_st.n.w. 18* CHAMBERMATI tress, colored, for pri- yate, home; must ‘have good 'city Telerence T8 betveen 3 and & pm o o gk CHAMBERMAID-WAITRE: colored. _4500_Cathedral ave. COOK and B i SO0 3t eneral worker: COOK and gene an: stay nigh s = Young, light n.w. %0 or stav. eral housework: white wom- s Atlantig 3770-J. 1207 Sth COOK-LAUNDRESS on plac id_Houseworker: stay references. Address HOUSEWORKER, 1 Connecticut ave. GENE] Apt. 109, 270! or_bundie 537 Florida ave. ANTED —Small family washin hing to do at home Phone North 3890-W. ASHING and ironing done by expert: ref- erence; open-air drying: cailed for and delivered. _Potomac_269: T WOMAN. colored, 'S 3 eral housework. ‘nurse or part-time reference. _Call North 5018, WOMAN. wants laundry work t or out by day. 1700 V st. n.w. Phone N. 7362-J. 5 i . OMAN. whi, eral houseworker. home nights: ence; idow. desires work: ge is fond of childre: 80 no ‘Sunday work: best refer- wages $50 per month. Address Box 76-B. Star office. 2 4oz, E TTNG PLANTS, ELECTRIC LIGHTS. Ty Siuiti Pay small monthly et T nte VR T 4 OLEMAN CO. 1410 G, payments. nw. IMPRO? H Toofiae. horowater _heating. and nlln\lalih Bhslcr’i‘l‘\:‘:"’:n . bathroom = Dl "fardwood . fioors. electric Wiring; built and inclosed. or any ki ne. brick or concrete work. No cash required. Easv monthly payments lnflhlr; ranged to sult your convenience. P"o‘n Franklin 1600. Duplicate kevs, . Turner. & Clark,, | 221'> New York a Pr. 3 T NG Tios ing, interior and ex- £ on easy pavments o paperhansing tal ceilings. combination UR_HO; “mads while Bl Sew - address. 5003 ING —House echanics: reasonable prices. T e 1308 N Cab. at... Main ufxu; PAINTING, interior and exterior; first-ciase work at prices you can, affordi S painting. Hollis. Adams 2901 PAINTING, PAPERING ~and piastering= Special prices this week. _First-class mas anship. S. D, LOPATIN, Iy e Yy PAPERING. PAINTING: finest materials and ered. $8.50 uD. 3 Day. "Ask for estimates. Abelman CO. Georgia_ave. _Col. 34 G Tt >APERHANGING. PAINT! and Dl - P rpecially. We. also install hot-water heat. porches screened and built. bath. plumbing, etc.: scrape and lay new floors. Make and hang awnines acd window shades —-in fact, any improvement or l)l!rl!lnl{ vyour home may need. We use Dutch Bov iead and pure linseed oil: paints mixed on premises so ingredients may be seen. This 1% “frst-clacs established company. All our work guaranteed. pa hlngn’ aranteed Uin writing) for 3 years. References sup. plied upon request. Cash or terms up to 3 Free estimates. People’'s Home Deco- Tuting Co.. Iuc.. 817 9th st n.w n 7418, APERHANGING. painting. plastering, floor- Tt Cheating, remodeling: the better kind very reasonable: estimates cheerfully given cash or terms up 2 18 months to pay. Na- tional Decorating Company. 4511 Illinols ave.. n.w._Phone_Adams z" RHANGERS, painters and decorators— B Sork done_ at reasonabie brices Give try. Eastern Decorating Co., 716 Otis_pl. n.w._Columbia 9777 PERHANGING—Rooms, $6 up: latest pat- FARET et Wy estimaces. J. Esdal. 3559, 10t st._n.w. _Adams_7149. 22 PAPERHANGING — Rooms papered. $5 and up; estimates furnished: work guaranteed. A7 George, 2120 18th st. D.w.. ADL. 3. Decatur_4149. PAPERHANGING. painting, plastering, car ter work, jobbing and remodeling, metal Weather stripping. . Col. 9185 till_7:30_p.m. PAPERHANGING & PAINTING. ', Soecial; s Drices. First- & "Rosensarten, West 846 or Atlantic 207, 5 PAPERHANGING, painting, plastering and PAetioe Gecorating "Wm. ‘A, ‘Littie. 819 ‘9th st._n.w. _Phone Franklin 6754. L PIANO TUNING. ‘We specialize _in general plano repairs and rebuilding. et our esti les. Prices reasonable. Skilled mechanic: Work guaranteed. Sanderson- Schaefter Co.. 644 H st. n.e. Lin. PLASTER RFPATRIN( straight work. patching, pointing ) Get the man_ who does best wirk at reasonable prices. Llovd Perdne. 826 4 st. n.w._Main 4732. _18¢ PLASTERING, job. first class: all kirds of cement work: no job too small or too, # FrankioE ey~ G PLASTERING new ceilings and repairing a speciatity; prices low: work guarants . references. Franklin 6473. 1 ROOF REPAIRING. PAINTING. gutterine. spouting: reasonable prices. CoL 7317, day or_nicht. Ajax_Roofing Co.. Kal._rd 1839 WOMAN. colored. wishes place as generil houseworker: stay nights; references. Cail Basement. 903 M st. n WOMAN. capable. as housekeeper. nurse, companion: would care for growing childre Bestreference. Address Box 363-B. Siar ______ BEAUTY PARLORS. MARIE ~“STEVENS. EXPERT “PERMANENT removal hair, warts, moles, $1: 2C yrs. €xp. Satisfaction guar. 302 Kresge Bldg . ll"\‘g.o. CHEZ LIE— T extras: try one. eshuéivfia_nom Iin 17 F st. n.w. < 35¢; Finger W 5 MARCELS W Scaip ““Treatment, Thursday, Friday, 25c; PERMANENT WAVE. $5.00. Open Mon.' Wed, and Fri. until 9 vmi otuer days until pim. MABELLE 0OL. 817 14th v ~ PERSONAL. UPHOLSTERING. FURNITURE REPAIRING. Work done in the home if desired. E. 8 Weaver. 1434 Newton st. n.w. Adams §401. " 13 8TUCCO YOUR HOUSE—OId dwellings made fireproof and modern at very small cost and without disturbing interior. You can cqm- pletely modernize and beautify your pre ent home by remodeling with stuceo. Co: Eepaid in saving of future paint and te Ves. fuel. " Lea Property valus doubled. ! X 3 is tepaired. Makes home fir d Weatherproof. - AlSo PADEIINE and” paintins electric wir Cost moderate. work guar- anteed: convenient terms arranged. Ge onr ;:'l‘mnk’srl:lfl[heg‘ nhxnugn. jone Ma:n st.nw._ Maby 941 s et g WEATHERPROOF your house, d lars: | work guaranteed: Drices " iaoqeraie 94 Atlas Constructing Co.. 1408 Eve st. N 17 . “Ceco mefal:" they will tlast vour building: g cail Col. 9138t 1:30 prmer "T" WINDOW _SHADES. ~screens and_ mets! weather stripping. o RO T ot Bon Mo oo Th te under he B3 Ceits D une ‘SadTuohal ‘o e . ELECTRIC TREATMENTS: 939 New Yor 0 5o 8. Sindage ine o ™ WILL GIVE ROOM AND BOARD IN CLEVE- land Park home in change for assistance with children evenings. B Address Box 450.B. GENERAL HOUSEWORKER to take mtire Call be- charge of house and two children. 1,8 p.m..' Room 509, 1010 Vermont tween 3 and ave. M. 13 fioxnl:wvroklnnl ? ht: atny n Lelad 5t "oy “Chase. " 3 all family. 4604 Md. Wisconsin crease your income after offiee hours. Phone crite E. T, s i R'u.'nufmo? Wl.hh. Jr., 316 Eve ll“lze 8 By Tad e 8 10 right girl e R e ing and hor “best_ refs. - Pot. 533 exchan comfort, 5 Sihangey lor, comfortable room. Address ’ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. TAILOR, SHOP FOR SALE. _Phone Cia 3 Ly endon GROCERY AND MEATS —WIIl consider trade of real est Saren Gaiale: APplY at 60 & i . Phose DELICATESSEN for saie, busy corner, do- ing good business: “busi- Tess. C@Lg‘l’ SS f)'nu has other lh_)l.ll GROCERY STORE, v fixtures: e F st n owner reitring: brices 31300, 19 1 SMALL PRINTING SHOP ehess—Tor—oaic Phone Lincan 4911, S10r a8 oF, 108, Ch EL AL CONTRACTING—Ope; fo Jide awake man with executivi desirable. | Well " extablished o high “standing. in Box 306-B. Star opee o0l el (Continued on Nowi ENTER wanted, all_kinds. b¥ hor du.l}ncvl:oggd‘ norehes and cedar clos= 3 “« e e o T e SR SR T T o o e~ 1V ‘