Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1929, Page 35

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. . WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1929. WELP AND SIT Photoplays at Washington Theaters Next Week WFEK OF. MARCH 17 Sunday Monday Tuesday Audrey Ferris in “Fancy Baggage’ (synchronized). Comedy. Al Jolson Ambassad’, in “The Sinzing Fool” tsynchronized) Ave. Grand ., Carolina Helene Costello in Lights of New York” (all-taikie) Jack Mulhall aud ™ Alice_ White in “Naughty Baby" Lawrence Gray in Emil Jannings in ns of the Fathers.” ?v Kat cartoon Norma Shearer, Loweil Sherman and John Mack Brown in A Lady of Chance Emil Jannings in “8ins of the Fathers.” Krazy Kat cartoon. Mav McAvoy and Alec Fiancis in “The Little Snob. Comeds ara Bow in “Three Week Ends.” Chapin comedy 7 News John Mack Brown and Jeanette Lofl in Annapolis Arthur Luke comedy. Emil Jannings in “The Sins of the Fat 3 Oomedy. Variety Bert Lytell and Pauline Frederick “On_Trial Variety Chevy Eha. s N A comedy. Color_reel Gureta_Garbo in “The Woman of Affairs* Cartoon. Sport sther Ralston in TFhe Case of Lena Smith." Krazy Kat Lon Chanes in | of Zanzibar nehronized.) Princess Synchronized comedy. e 0o Ton A “The Gate Crasher.” Savoy fets reel —_— Comndy. Silver Dark. Seco sorin Takoma Tivoli Troxton P Vilma Banky in York “The Awakening Inkwell Imp cartoon. “The Ghost Taiks. (Ehen Chic Sale in “They Are Coming o Get Me. Gary Cooper in ««The Shopworn Angel (Synch.) Variety reel. Vitaphone reel. News. ) Charles Murray in “Flying Romeot “Fancy Baraage Vita. subject. Camedy. Vita. subject. _ in “The Singing Fool" Culien Landis and Cullen L Helene “Lights of New York™ in ___“Naughty_Baby." Patsy Ruth Miller and Patsy Ruth Miller and Richard Barthelmess in~ Richard Barthelmess in Lawrence Gray in 3 “Marriage by Con- tract.” udrey Ferris in “The Good-bye Kisy" “synehronized) Vita. short subject. Vilma Bauky in “The Awakening™ isynchronized) short subject. _ ma Banky in ne Awakenifie” isvnebronized: iety. Vita. subject, synchronized) Al Jolson synehronized). Vi Gaston Gisss in Red Muik.” “Scarlet Seas. Bobby Vernon comedy, Curlosity veel, Bol Cartoon Emil Jounings in “Sins of the Fath Krazy Kat carlo Norma Shearer Loweil Si John Mack Bro Lady ot Emil Jan “Sins of t ___Krazy Kat cartoon. Olive Borden and John_ Boles in _Clara “Three Week Ends.” Chapin comedy. John Mack Brown and Jeanette Lofl in Arthur Lake comedy. Emil Jannings in “The Sins of the Comedy. Pauline Frederick *On_Trial ____Variety Lya_De Puttia in Comedics Greta_Garbo in “The Woman of Cartoon. st he cartoon. __Krazy Kat cartoon, Lon Chaney in - “West of zanzibar. (Synchronized.) Synchronizel comeds. Dorothy Sebastian in *“The, Spir obert Armatrong in “TThe Ghort Talks.” (tnen S "Chic Sale in “They Are Coming v " Gary Cooper in__ *The Shop (8ynch.) Vitaphone reel n “The Woman From " Vilma Benky in ““The Awakening Inkwell Imp carioon. Vilma Banky in, “The Awakening.” Olive Borden, Huniley Gordon ‘and Daphue Pollard in Sinue:s in Love Patsy Ruth Miller and Lawrence Gray in “Marringe by Con- tract.” Patricia Avery and Richard Gallagher in Alex_the Great. Comedy. Karl Dane and yree K. Arthur in “Brotheily_Love.” Comedy. Scenlc Jacqueline Logan 1man_ and in Chance % i Virgin Lips. Comedv Bow in News. Dot in “Ships of the Night." Sennelt comedy Corrine Grifith in The Outcast.” Hodge Podge. Varlety. Al Jolson in “The Singing Fool _(Synchronized.) __ French Cast _in “A Thief in the Dark." Bert Lytell in The First Night." Sally O'Neil and William Collier, Jr.. in “T'he Floating Collee ___ Comedy. Snapshots Charles Farrell and Greta_Nissen in Facil.” ~“Annapolis Fathers Variety ell nud in ‘talkie). reel Jealousy.” Snapshots. News. Affairs Sport. her_Ralston in e Case of Lena Smith Comed The Tempest.”" (Synchronized.) _“Ncomeav. T Janet Gaynor and George O'Brien in “Sunrise.”” Krazy Kat cartoon. Jack Holt 1 “Submarine.” Lo of I Youfh Comedy. “Celebiity. Comedy. News The, Woman Dis- puted.” (Synchroniz.) Movistone. " Victor McLaglen in “Capt. Lash " (Synen.) reel. Vitapho "Eomedr. o Get Me worn Angel” “C ariety reel. New v Mack Senuett special, Mack Sennett specia “The Good-bye Kiss" __Vita. short subject __Vita. short subject. Varlety Marion Davies and Richard Aclen and Nancy Carroll and Comedy. Curiosity. Youth." ____Oadity in “The Singing Fool." Barbara Bedford in “The City of Purple TAnita Stewart and Dorothy Sebastian in Snookums comedy. ~“John Barrymore in Vilma Banky and Ronald Cclman in Dolores Del Rio in rma Talmadge in _ Norma Ta'madgze in puted.” Vicior McLaslen in Wednesday Thursday “Captain Lash. comedy. Topics. Vita. short subject George O'Brien and Lois Moran in Blindiold ' Vita. subject Serial Victor McLaklen n “Captain Li Vita. short Mi ‘Synchronized| Vilma Basks in & “The ‘Ayakening (s¥nchionized) v ky in cening * (svnehronized) Vita. subject il ton Davies aud William Haincs WilliamHaines n ! “Show People “Show People Jack Mulball in The Butter and Esg Man Comeds. Hodve Podse Lois Wi Huntley Gordo “Sally's_Shoulde Jerry Drew com lara Bow Rorers and “Scarlet Sea 4 bby Vernon comeds. Curiosity reel Vilma Banky in “The Awakening Clara Bow Buddy Rogers ‘and Gary Cooper 1 Winss Norma Shearer in A Lady of Chance." ack Dufly comedy. Clara Bow, Tim McCoy ir The Bush Ranger.” ‘Collegians.” No. 8, Clara Bow, Richard Atien and Gars Cooper in Wings." Coneas. Alice White in “‘Naughty Baby.” Hodge Pods ews, Jack Holt and Belly Compson in “Court-Martial.” Comedy Conrad Nagel in Red Wine.” Comeds. Viima Banky i Che Awakening. Synchronized. taphone sublect Sally Phipps in “The News arade Ben LyoRan ‘One Hour of Love Lya De Puttia in “Jenlouss.” Comedy. Variety. Colieen Moore in “Synthetic Sin." Bobby Vernon coniedy. Mary Astor in “A Romance of the Undervorld ___Amateur night Olive Borden and Charles Delaney in “The Stool Pigeon. " __Billy_Dooley comedy. David Roliins in “Prep and Pep." Comedy. News. = Dolores Del Rio in “The Red Dance.” Synchronized ) Fox Movietone News. P Greta Garbo Gary Cocper “Wings in Coraedv ‘ David Rollins i “Riley the Cop rothy Sebastian and Larry Kent in ““The Spirit of Comedy. Billie Dove in “Adoration." Comedy. Nws. Al Jolson (Synchronized | Dreams " Qddity. Comedy. . Betty Blythe in “Sisters of Eve.” Comedy. Novelty The Devil's Apple Tre w0 Lovers” (synch.) Comedy. News “The Red Dance.” B The Woman Dis- (Synchroniz.) Movietone. apt. Lash” (Synch.) Vitaphone reel Comedy. Victor McLaglen in Rin-Tin-=Tin in Million-dollar _Collar Francis George Hackathorne in Comedy. Douzias Fairbanks in " Georee O'Brien and _Short With Fred Thomson. Friday Satwrday William Haines in_ ATl ey Ve Comeds: Vita Bubject Monte Blue in (Nittalier. Comedy. Vita. subject Audrey Ferris in e Wiaca Vita. subject. Comedy. Rin-Tin-T “The Million-Dollar Collar Don Terry and June Collver in Me Ganester.” Comedy. Sportlight Jeaneite Loff and John Mack Brown in Annavolis smedv. Serial. ude Obnsted and Hugh Trevor in Hey. Rube.” Jeanette Lofl and John Mack Brown in nnavolis wedy. Serial Rex Beil and Caryl Lincoln in “Wild Wesi Romance. Comedy Maria Corda in “A Modern Dn Ba omedy Tim McCoy in “The Busi_Ranger Comeds. Ser'al Lya_De Putti Jealousy. Comedy_ Suapshots. News Victor McLazl Capt. Lask Vitaphorie ‘sublect Oddity reel. Serial Dorothy Mackail in *Convoy Chaplin comeds. Serial & Alice White in “Naughty Baby." Gang_Comedy Paramount News._ Hoot Gibson in “King of the Rodeo.” Cameo _comedy, Serial Johnny Hines in “The Wright Idea." Serial Comedy. Madge Bellamy in Fugitives.” Arthur Laks comedy. Serial 2 Ken Maynard in “Canyon of Advens inre.” Comedy Me Gangster.’ (Synchronized ) Tom Mix in “Painted Post.” _ Georze O'Brien in “Blindfold" _(Synch.) Comedy. Serial. Vitaphore ree! e (synchronized: ‘Audrey Ferils in “The Little Wildcat'™ ariery Vita, sublect Victor McLaglen Vita. short sublect. X. Bushman GHR or e Yakom. “Do Your Duty. No=lty reel. Tim McCoy i Snookums comedy. Huntley Gardon and “Sally's Shoiil Junior Corhlan and Tom Kennedy in “Marked Money. " Variety reel Helene Costello and Antonio Moreno The Midnicht Taxi." “When the Clouds Roll By Comedy. Serial Ted Wells in Beauty and Bullets.” Technicolor reel. Comedy. Jackie Coog Butto Comedy Sport TRy n in Lois Movan in i “Blindfold,’ reel. Serial “Kit Carson” Sport._comedy News. Buddy Roosevell in “Tangled Herds.” Comedy. Serial Virginia Valli and Tan Keith in “The Street_cf Tilusion.” Comedy. Harry Langdon in “Heart Trouble.” Serial Comeds. " oot Gibson n King of the Rodeo. uster Brown comeds Buddy Rogers in Some One to Love." Comedy. News Dolores Del Rio in “The Red Dance.” (Synchronized ) ox Movietone News. Greta Garbo and Nils Asther in “Wild Orchids _(8ynchronized’) News o e Jobn Barrymore, in “Road House. Moscow.” i R S Don Teiry and 3 June Collser in Me_Gangster. Jack Duffy comedy. Bil ‘Pay as You Enter.” John Mack Brown in Olive Borden in Aileen Prinsle in “A Baby Cyclone.” Esther Ralston in “The Case of Lena Smitn.” Cameo comedy. eaneite Loff and “Annapolis.” v Dooley comedy. Richart Dix in Ken Mavaard in “Moran ~f the “The Devil's Saddie.”" Marinee.” Tim McCoy in “The Bush Ranger."” Oddity reel, Serial NATIONAL PLAYERS: the Truth. ne of the earliest of the native Areerican farce comedies was “Noth- ing But the Truth.” b‘}" .)Bm?st h::l;\;« omery, which appeared some twenty- gfld yeylrs ago and which the National Theater Players are going to Tevive next week, beginning Monday. “Nothing But the Truth’ followed the reign of English comedies and French farces that held control of the | American stage up to the beginning of the twentieth century. While Ameri- can playwrights were prolific in turn- ing out good, wholesome native drama, it was mostly of the melodramatic sort, The writers of comedies resorted always to a continental flavor. Hence “Nothing But the Truth” is reallyf exhibit A of early American farce. It/ is, too, one of the funniest ever| written. The story revolves around the up- set caused by a man who makes & wager to tell the truth, and nothing but the truth, for a full 24 hours. At the end of that-time his whole world seems to have gone topsyturvy, proving that truth is a_Gangerous weapon. ‘Wilfred Lytell will carry the burden of this play, with Miss Mary Newton, Charles Hampden, Mrs. Hibbard, Rob- ert Brister, Freddie Sherman and Miss Helen Wallace in the cast, directed by Addison Pitt. WARDMAN PARK—“Treasure Island. “Treasure Island,” the book that first ve name and fame to Robert Louis tevenson, makes a fine play for the young actors of the Junior Theater at Wardman Park this week en!d, hl‘nd George Vivian has put a refreshing spirit into it to give joy to ‘boyhood dreams of adventure. are alive in the minds of young and old, with Henry Fonda and Kent Smith in the leading parts. In the cast also are all the favorites ot the group of young players. ‘There will be matinees Friday at 3:30 and Saturday at 2:30, with two evening performances at 8:15. 1 T;h! next play will be “Master Sky- ark.” STRAND—"Kewpie Doll “Kewpie Dolls,” the Mutual Oircuit attraction at the Strand Theater next week, is heralded as an example of the advances made In this form of stage Tave. Featured in its cast are Jack Hunt, Opal Taylor and Flora Dearth. Many, 1f not all of the principals, are said to have been graduated from big revues and have vaudeville experience also. Their stunts are important factors and the chorus is said to be composed of pretty and talented girls. Thursday evening there will be a wrestling match between Demon Gar- dini and Joe Turner, in addition to the regular program. “CAPONSACCHI” RECITAL Tonight. Theater Arts School will present Ed- ward Abner Thompson, dramatic read- er, of Boston, Mass., in “Caponsacchi,” a dramatic version based on Robert Browning’s “The Ring and the Book,” by Arthur Goodrich and Rose A. Palmer, thiz evening at 8:15 o'clock at the Roosevelt Hotel. Miss Rose Palmer of Washington, D €., collaborated with Arthur Goodrich of New York City in the dramatization of the play. which was originally writ- ten for Walter Hampden. In its pre. mier performance in New York City Mr. Hampden played the role of Caponsacchi. “THE BLUE BIRD,” Tomorrow. The annual Spring production by they yipi Bellamy, who was formerly en- fessional women's de-t puped to Pat Ives. but at the time of partment of the Young Women's Chrks- | iiider was married 1o Stephen Bell- 10" | amy. business and pro! tian Association will take place worrow and Friday nights of s week ut 8:15 o'clock in Barker lall, Seven- teenth and K streets. Maeterlinck's delightful fairy fantasy, “The Blue Bird,” wil ke the play. directed by Alice Sigworth Morse, as- sisted by Bertha Pabst, with Sophronia McNair as assistant stage manager and Edith Dawson as director of music. Ten colorful settings have been pro-| vided for the scenes of the play, which | a combination of composer and singer. include the fairy palace, the land of memories and the palace of night. The acting cast includes 36 players and the dancing cast tures, including “Fireflies,” “Gho “Will o’ the Wisp” and “Perfume: have been- ereated- by -Mrs. Morse, likewise designed all the costumes for | Groups of girls and young | Kelly have broken out into noise, dia- women have executed their own cos- | logue, arguments and repartee, and will the play. tumes, and other groups under Mrs. Morse's supervision have executed the properties for the play. Tickets may be_had at the informa- tion desk of the Y. W. C. A. Adminis- lantic wation Building and at the door both evenings. ALUMNAE BENEFITS, Friday. "The Priday night and Saturday after. moon performances by the New York The characters | includes 18. Dance fea- ! | spective t | | | | | | “‘Theater Guild at Poli's Theater this ?fltfl'hfl;'bnn ‘tagsn -over by the ' The sguabbl uled to make his anze this season af nesday afterne the last Wilson- 1929 season. No. 14, Allegro, Ada; two Scarlatti sonatas, lections, Kreisler's reau in Droop’s, 1300 avenues, Saturds make-up of principal ¢ | Bronson, Edward Nugent and Margaret | that | sented, but when conviction seems as- It has beenl | sured. & surprise witness enters and his !EARLE—“Th! Cohens and Kellys in Jumnae Associations of Mount Holyoke :nd Vassar for the benefit of their re- | Jocal scholarship funds for Washington girl “The Doctor's | Dilemma,” by Bernard Shaw, will be played Friday night and “John Fergu- son,” by St. John Ervine, on Saturday TNOON. ‘“ébxes and tickets for both ben?fi", performances may be had at the box | office of Poli’'s Theater, at Mrs. ‘Wilson~ Greene's Bureau and from Miss Marga: ret Barber at Mount Vernon Seminar: Regular _box-office prices prevail for both performances. RACHMANINOFF, March 20. Sergel Rachmaninoff, ‘world-famous Russian pianist and composer, is sched- only concert appear- t Poli's Theater, Wed- oon as the final attrac- ists’ course. This will be Greene concert of the include Mozart's gio and Allegretto; three Chopin se- _Rachmaninoff’s own “Moment and his own arrangement of “Liebesfreud” and Schu- mann’s “Carnaval.” Seats_are on sale ion in the Artl The program will Musical,” at the concert bu- G street northwest. GRANVILLE, RECITAL—Saturday. V. L. Granville, distinguished English actor, will be presented by American University at the gymnasium on the campus, Massachuseits and Nebraska ay night in_a costume “Dramatic Interludes.” | tation in costume and | ‘haracters of great as been invited, recital, entitled 1t will be a presen! drama. The public h without charge. PALACE—“Lady of the ‘Pavements.” . Griffith’s United Artists pro- dustion” “Lady of the Pavements” # synchronized picture with talking and singing sequences, will be the screen feature a} Loew’s Palace Theater. start- ing Saturday. Featuring Lupe Valez, | William Boyd and Jetta Goudal, the | plcture is said to be replete with mag- hificent sets and spectacular display. Within the environment of beauty Griffith weaves one of the most daring stories in his career, unfolding the in- trigues of & mistress of Napoleon who. thwarted in her selfish love for an offi- cer of the Prussian legation, succeeds in marrying him off 1o a girl of the streets for the express purpose of de- basing him. On’the stage, Wesley Eddy and the Palace Syncopators in “Bubbling Over, the Loew-Publix unit staged by Charles Niggemeyer; Boyd Senter, saxophone and clarinet virtuoso; Markell _and eccentric dancers; Lillian Roth, t; Eyal and Pring and the Gam- by-Hale Girls will complete the cast of the presentation. Added attractions will include novelty short subjects. the M-G-M News, the Fox Movietone News, the Palace Orchestra and Charles Gaige at the organ. COLUMBIA—"The Bellamy Trial.” Monta Bell directed the Metro-Gold- wyn-Mayer talking picture, “The Bell- amy Trial,” which comes to Loew's Columbia Saturday. Included in the noteworthy cast are Leatrice Joy. Betty | ners, Cohen and Kelly, and their wives makes hilarious comedy suited to talk- Hlm presentation. In this picture they | are in the bathing suit business. How they stage a $10.000 bathing beauty | contest at Atlantic Clty, against their | will, makes an interesting story, full of | funny situations. Vitaphone short reel presentations, overture by the augmented Earle Or- | chestra_and the Earle Topical Review | will complete the program. FOX—"“The Sin Sister. “The Sin Sister” will be the screen attraction at the Fox next week. This William Fox Movietone production stars | Nancy Carroll, Lawrence Gray and; Josephine Dunn. It is described a drama of the | frozen north which deals with six ill- assorted companions who are marooned | in a deserted trading post and their re- action to terrible conditions of hard- ship. Woven into it is a love theme built around Miss Carroll, as Pearl, a poor, untutored, small-time vaudeville dancer, and Peter (Lawrence Gray), scion of an aristocratic old family, part- ners in agdversity. The story has an Alaskan sétting and Is said to contain many unusual camera studies. The stage program will present Bert Frohman as master of ceremonies and a number of Broadway personages. The Fox Orchestra overture and the Fox Movietone News will complete the program. £ METROPOLITAN—"We: For the third and final week, Rich- ard Barthelmess will again be the fea- tured star at Crandall's Metropolitan Theater in his first Vitaphone talking picture, “Weary River,” a First National production. In “Weary River,” be it noted, Barthelm-s not only talks but plays the piano. Betty Compson ap- | pears as Barthelmess' leading lady. and | the cast is completed with George Stone, Willlam Holden and Louis Na- theaux. | Extra Dry and Pale That actly w Nat Try gingern it / hilarate: /4 ) {4y Livingston. The picture opens in ner with a current M-G-M news reel carries the audience into the courtroom scene where the murder ease s being tried. The drama is said to be a masterpiece of suspense. thrills, realism and character delineations. The story concerns the murder A unique man- of Circumstantial evidence - points to Stephen Bellamy and Sue Ives, wite of Pat Ives, as the murderers and through four reels the evidence Is pre- confession s followed by the acquittal of the sccused pair. Two Metro-Movietone acts will pre- sent van and Schenk, popular singing comedians."and Elso Ersi and Nat Ayers, in autheritic renditions. The M-G-M News, the Fox Movietone News and the Columbia Orchestra under Claude Bur- rows will complete the program. Atlantic City.” Thes screen comedy team Cohen and be heard as well as seen beginning with the Frid midnight premiere at the Earle Theater in Universal's sound fea- ture, “The Cohens and Kellys in At- City.” George Sidney is the fea- caf Excess acid |eause of indigestion. ain and sourness about two hours after eating. The quick| corrective is an alkali vhich neu- tralizes acid. The best corrective is Phillips’ Milk ¢f Moagnesia. It has remained standard with phy- is the common| It results in | tured star, and Vera Gordon, Mack Swain _and Kate Price play the other featured roles, while Nora Lane and Cornelius Keefe have the romantic roles. William J. Craft directed this picture, much of which actually was taken at Atlantic City. s of 1be puams part- sicians in the 50 years since its | invention, One spoonful of Phillips' Milk of Magnesia neutralizes instantly many times its volume in acid. It is harmless and tasteless and its getion 18 quick. You will never —"“better than some.” stand why. By case or bottle at and delicatessens. Guggenheim Co.—33d & K Streets. “Weary River” is a story of under- world and vaudeville life, and relates the adventures of a singing conviet whose voice over the radio brings him love and fame. It is based on a short story by Courtney Riley Cooper and was directed by Frank Lloyd, producer |of “The Sea Hawk." The short subjects, also to be held over for next week, include Vitaphone short reel subjects and Pathe Sound News. LITTLE THEATER—"Loves of Casanova.” “Loves of Casanova,” a French Cine- roman film of the romantic episodes in the life of Giacomo Cesanova in eight- eenth century Europe. will be shown for the first time at the Little Theater next week, starting Saturday of this week. The title role is played by Ivan Mos- Joukine, a matinee idol of French movie palaces, who was the star of “Michael Strogofl.” afterward playing opposite Mary Philbin in “Surrender.” The picture doasts some of the most beautiful scenic effects, with the use of hand-tinted film made by the women and children of France. These effects for the most part are taken of costumes and natural settings. One of the out- standing _features of the unusual at- traction Is the method of conveying thoughts and ideas to the minds of the audience. This Is handled by a foreign studio in a vastly different manner than that employed by our own Hollywood. “Loves of Casanova” was taken from the stage play by Alexander Volkoff, who also directed the film, and may be described as a sophisticated romance with one hero and many heroines—all selected for their attractiveness. Besides Mosjoukine, the cast includes Diana Kerenne, Susan Bianchetti, Jenny Jugo, Rina de Liguoro and Rudolph Klein- Rogge. 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Call 8-10 or 5-6, 1343 H st. n.w., Room 1310, _ s g g YOUNG MAN with instrictor’s permit cellent_opportunity 1o learn Ford busines: small salary o start, Wheatley, Triangle Motor Co A YOUNG MAN. 17-21. with ‘at least 7 vears' high scnool education: $18 a week (o star one who can travel preferred.- See Mr. Ames. 1235 C st. n.e., Apt. 203, hetween 7 and_8:30 p.m. = YOUNG MAN. experienced in hardware, with reference. M. Qoldstein, 903 H st. n.e. _ YOUNG MEN-—Well known house has a new proposition just out. 1f you have sold books. it will pay you to investigate. Apply Room 120, 908G st. n.w. Ask for Mr. Daniels. 3 o MAN. cleai Apply 3420 S 4 ateady Ropm t appearance and hood store; no h and sober and industrious. for farm’ and dairy: must be 8 good milker: single: veferences. John Nicholson, Brookville rd.._Chevy Chase. Md. 1 Young Man About 23 Years Old. COMMERCIAL WORK LARGE LOCAL COMPANY. Salary. Give References and Telephone Number Address Box 142-H. Star Office. SALESMAN, experienced, for men's hat department, to act as assistant to buyer. Address Box 133-11, Star oftice. SALIESMEN. 2 youn men. preferably married. for r 10 department of one of Washington's Iarg- est radio distributors. ~Ap Southern Wholesalers. 151 tween 10_a.m. ana 12 noon. SALESMEN One of the Intuest corporations of its kind has (wo openings to work out of Washington branch’ ‘married ‘men preferred. but not cssentinl: €004 ChATACter, Deat appearance and knowledse of city & facior. A real op- portunity for men we select. Ask for Mr. Banck. Room 403. Hamilton itotel MEN—An unusual opportunity awaits five neat-appearing young men under 30 who can be bonded; guaranteed salary during training period. From 10 to until 2 tomorrow, see Mr. Sauriol, Potomac Electric Appliance Co.. 14th and C sts. MAN with sales ability can make real money by applying to J. H. Ledger, 306 Commercial National Bank Bldg CLOTHING SALESMA AND HABERDASHERY SALESMAN. 3 The Fashion Shop requires L st the services of two young men of hizh type, one of whom must| be thoroughly experienced in selling high-class clothing, and the other must be thoroughly experienced as a haberdashery salesman, Please do not answer this advertisement unless you can qualify fully with the above requirements. Apply beiween 5:30 and 6:30 pm. to Mr Fred Pelzman, The Fashion Shop. 9th & E nw. FRIGIDAIRE SALES CORPORATION, WASHINGTON BRANCIT, Will interview a few men be- tween 25 and 40 years of age who are sincere in their desire to "“I‘\C a pcrm:\m'nt connec- tion, Satisfactory financial ar- rangements will be made and thorough training given to those who qualify. Apply in person to Mr., Watson, Frigid- aire Sales Corp,, 511 14th st. n.w, AGER- Popular price department stores have | Call | WANTED—SALESMEN. SALESMEN (20, between ages 21 and 50 Apply at once. 8 to 9 p.m.. 2421 18th st. n.w. 'S.\LESMEN who can interview and close. {write delinauent accounts: quick action: pay | Trimedintely on client’s signature an | aszet. W. W. Inc., 8 E. Lex. st., Room 210. | Baltimore . | WANT FIV | auto own i sell of- dol- 2 to 15° MORE real salesmen 1o 5" best_club' proposition eve | fered: other salesmen are making fifty |iars"onr Wen” o, " See, Mr.Carimeli. 10 am. or 4 fo f om, 24 H st ne. INSTRUCTION COURSFES. MEN. WOMEN —Jobs for linotype oberao; | $50-560 weekly: short hours. Burton Lir | tpe School, 930 I st. n.w.; day and evening i | EASY. SHORT. FASCINATING COUKSE TO {learn: teleptiorie switchboard operaiing. New | elass’ forming March 18, Enroll early. | Oxford Bldg.. cor. 14th and N. Y. ave { LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE the MABELLE | Hononr way. Our system guaraniees you | the practical experience so necessary in this fascinating and remunerative work. saves | yon months of time in learning and assists | You With cort of course. Easy terms. Day eventng * classes. Mabelle “Horour School | Burchell Blde.. 817 14th st. n.w 9818 Graduate School, 1325 N, ave. N 10490 TENOR Fr H. n.w. Don't waste with oysolete metho: System” taught. Be song hits after few, lessons. new simplified svitems of parts as leading 3-note STUDENTS ners play latesi and easily learn Fordine. Play banjo orch aneers ate writing them chords. _No necessity to fake. Get facts! Evening Orch. Classes Instriments {loaned. = Popular _Courses -PIANO, SAXO- | PHONE, REARD STUDIO, 3471 14th st. n.w. Adams 2509, IF A DOUBTER. PAS sivesread. Think of and’ money you can the ON: 1P PROGRE: he educational value miuke by attending a sencol noted for its thorough vyet ghort courses: get the best. earn a real salary; you can. Inauire toda: 10 obligation. { Bovd Secreta School. 1338 G or \i. 2138, BEAUTY CULTURE TAUGHT IN ALL phases qQuick and complete course {GEBEN'S, 1128 14t st n'w. Franklin 6362, AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. IN- | auire about our ncw method: licensed white men:_established 10 vears. Call Lin. 82 MEN AND WOMEN NEEDED IN HOTELS. Thousands of positions open in hotels, clibs. ants, sehools, hospitals. ete. - You can prepare for oue of thes hig-pay posi- tiens in a few months. Liberal pay. quick promotion, fine iiving and - loxurios ' sur- | roundings” are a few of the ndvantages awalting the trained hotel executive. Reg- istration in national employment burean free of extra cost. Evening ciasses now forming. Classes lfmited: enroll _earlv. School open 8130 am. to 9 p.m. LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS. Penna. ave. at23rd | COMMERCIAL Al { tion. costume ' desisn [ courses, New' ‘classe STONE ACADEMY, 2! Adams Bide. 1333 F st Theater. Plione Metropoliian 283 AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY: EX- pert men instructors. lady_instriictors. Call | CONOVER. Wet 3068. 2128 H st. n.w | LEARN RADIO FOR BIG PAY Radio's rapid_srowth is making hindreds of =od jabe: get In on the eround floor | Start now. earn while You Iearn: many sti derts more than pay for their course while e e, 00 co ohn Hear! 2 Caldwell ave. NV for evamole. favs, that T don't pick INTERIOR DECORA tenstie professional forming, ~ LIVING- vears in Washington. Maspeth, “Hardle a week oes hy up $15 or $20 extra Hundreds of our eraduates hold big_jobs. secured through our fres emplovment de- {partment “more' trained men necded |~ Get free copv of “RICH REWARD IN RA- DIO which describrs RADIO'S OPPORTU- NITIFS and mv megiods of trafning. Write Department A: telephone Decatur or better still, call in person and see | for yonreelt NATIONAL RADIO_INSTITUTE, 16th and You Sts. N.W. _______ HELP—FEMALF. ALTERATION HANDS and ®00d sewers to work on children's dresse atalie, Inc., 2308 14th st 3rd floo: lon iy | ALTERATION HANDS. "~ thoronghly enced on high-class owns and coats. Ash. Conn_ave and M ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. for wholesale house: state experierice. ave and_ refer Answer in own handwriting. 18-H. Star office. ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER with knawledge of stenokraphy. Address Box 189-E. Star office. DRESSMAKING —First-class waist d once. 1143 Conn ave. nd floor o oo *¢ GIRL. neat, over 18. to work in delicatessen store: good proposition for right girl: pleate wive phone. ~ Address Box 209-E. Star office LADY. vonng. in whowsale milliners show- room. Apply D. 8. Wallerstein. 724 11th n.w. LADIES. Catholic; desirable positions call- e on Catholet familees work is “pleasant and pavs exceptionalily well wlence ot essential. _ Call 8-10 or 5-6. 121 § Life Ins. Bldz.. 14th and H n.w Ao MANICURIST and all-round girl. ave.. one block from Mavfiower. SALESLADY for ready-to-wear department: must be experienced. = Apply at once. Mos- Kin's. 720 7th st. n.iw SALESLADIES. 2. experienced. {hose with 4 avility. “tor Confectioneryy Cant' 3042 14th tst nw. | SALESWOMEN — Very good | steady work and good income. | Room 454. Metropolitan Hotel #00d. one who can fit; white 1423 H st nw.. Apt. 11 - SHIRT FINISHERS and folders. colored. exp. Iy, Washington Laundry, 27ih and K sts. experi- J M. 1007 Conn. 13 proposition: : busy all year. STENOGRAPHER. inexperienced. young hish school graduate. Washington family. for per- manent position in patent attorney's office. Cel. 3000. Mt Pleasant School of Secreta- ries. Tivoli Bide.. 14th and Park rd. STENOGRAPHER--Young _woman. _experi- enced office detail; state fully experience and salary expected. Address Box 180-E, Star office. 3 ¥ STENOGRAPHER or ty ing general salary expe 153-H. Star office. TYPISTS. willlng to locate in Richmond, Va. and Charleston. W. Va.: IP‘\'D'}rln\r-"m L;:L’;T “‘:lll‘::r]n{ llb‘?; flfl|1|lhlv. IIA' age. ance. salary expected, etc. r Box 189-H. Star ynth'r 3. i e WOMAN. middle-aged white. to operate sew- ing machine. 404 Rhode Island ave. nw. * WOMEN (2) refinement. free to travel, are offered un al opportunity in_position entailing ln‘lfl\lf\unl Give schooling and experience in meeting and_handiing people first letter. Willingness to follow ‘m?(l:?!‘- tions essential, Address Box 494-E. Star office. b 1 YOUNG LADY to work in book bindery: ex- perienced or inexperienced. The Stockett- Fiske Co. 919 E st. nw YOUNG WOMAN for position as rent clerk by large real estate orAnization: must op- erate typewriter: answer. stating ame. ex- berience and salary expected. Address Box E. Star office. . WOMEN—AN OPPORTUNITY. The wrowth and success of our business has made further expansion necessary and this enables s 10 offer new opportunities 1o those who qualify for our work. We are in need of several women over 27 whose edu- cation. interests and experience will fit_ them for our high type of sales service. 1f you are looking for u permanent and profitable business connection, write and tell .us of your aualifications, and, if salisfactory, we wiil artange for n porsonal interviews THE BOOK HOUSE FOR CHILDREN, *500-02 Mitten Bldg Philadelphiia. Pa ELLIO SHER OPERATORT THOROUGLY _EXPERIENCED ON_ AC: COUN’ PAVABLE PERMANENT POSI TION FOR THE RIGHT PART APPLY LANSBURGH & BRO. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 4th FLOOR. PRESSERS — First-class fan. pressers; steady work, Arcade Sunshine Co,, 713 Lamont st. nw. SALESTOMEN experienced, coats and dresses, Apply at Breslau's, 1309 (i st. naw, once, MILLINERY SALESEADI Must be good appearance and know how to sell: part and full time. Stanley’s. 1200 st nw. MILLINERY SALESGIRLS wanted, must be experienced; permanent and part-time girls. Apply J. E. Cun- ningham Co., 314 7th st. naw. L GIRESY —wanted as typists. Must have high school education. No experience necessary, but preferred. _ Address Box I80-1, Star Of CLOTHES ADVISOR FOR SCHOOLGIRLS A young woman possessing sales ability and a degree of ag- gressiveness, who can form con- tacts with Washington's col- leges and private schools, will find a most interesting position with a prominent institution through an application stating age, education, possible contacts and other qualifications. Ad- dress Box 218-1, Star office. st. capable of do- state experience, Address Box R e HELP—DOMESTIC. COOK and general houseworker reiiable. 2003 Klingle rd. n.w. COOK. colored. first-class: must be reliable and honest and have city references; first- floor work: no laundry: go home nights. Apply 2475 Kalorama rd. and Wyoming ave. nw. GENERAL HOUSEWORK and ironing: hours. 9 to 2: $5 per week. 45 Poplar ave., Takoma Park, Md. GERMAN NI dren: good wages and good home. catur_3935. st be SE, well educated. for 2 chil- Call De- HELP—MALE AND FEMALE. 10! o.r |fl'l urnished. GIRL, colored, neat. settied. for general housework: stay nights. references required. 610 Madison st. n.w. 3. e e Address 1.3, Star offc i n.w.. opoosite Fox | o Address _Box | 13° HELP—DOMESTIC. ! iy (Continued.) By WOMAN. neat_ colored. to work in after noon oniy: cook supper for two and do gen- eral housework. Phone Georgia 2634-W or apply 6001 4th st. n.w. o WOMAN. white. good plain cook. for family | of 3: must stay nighis splendid room in %00d home Decatur 4424, YOUNG GIRL. lizht colored. neat. to clean bachelor apartment. Address Box 12 Star_office. MPLOYMENT AGENCIES. STANDARD EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 1512 10th nw. Apt. A--1f you need help or want | a position call North 8253. e WE OFFER an individual service to assist thoroughly qualified men to locate anywhere they desire. Wrile SELECTIVE SERVICE. 3203 N. Charles st.. Baltimore, Md. T COOKS. chambeérmaids, nurses. day's and part-time workers. gzen. houseworkers. also porters, dishwashers, kitchen men. Pot 'l. | RUPHER'S ~ EXCHANGE—Honest. reliable | cooks. mulds. part-time. general. day work- ers; work wanied. 1837 1itn n.w. Dec. 3551, mi STENOGRAPHERS. $25 wk. No charge less placed. Washington Employment Ex- charfke, 214 National Press Blag.. 14th & F. COMPETENT HELP furnished dafly: positions oven daily. Nat. Personnel Bureau. Sulte 507, 16 Jackson pl. n.w. M. 5821. OSIT S Need 25 appiicants daily. POSITIONS {66 8 oherse ™ tepista, okkeepers. clerks. salesmen, etc. Pree reg: ation Bovd's 1338 G n. 2331 ~ SITUATION—MALE. ACCOUNTANT-EXECUTIVE seeks part-time employment (1 to 6 p.m. daily): college | wraduate: has three degrees: age 35: mar- ried: ten vears' business experience. five vears as an executive: excellent references. Addrss Box 124-H. Star office. e ACCOUNTING SYSTEM installed or revised. financial statements prepared. business ana ssis: will keep set of books for small con- cerns: il work strictly confidential: mod- erate fee. Address Box 53-H. Star office. * ACCOUNTANT: will prepare income fax re- turns, make audits. set up or kecp books Georuia 4131-J. 13 AUTO MECHANIC desires position as private Call Adams | AUTO MEGHANIC desires warage work or private chauffeur. Mr. Beach, 214 N. Roval si.. Alexandrin. Va.. Apt. 5. W BOY, high school. desires Saturday or S day ‘work as office hoy or sods_dispense experienced in both. Address Box 158-H. Star office. i 0 BOY wants job as elevator operator. bus boy. dishwasher, porter; good around earage. Mef. 7112, Apt. 12, o2 CARPENTER WORK WANTED—Contract or dav jobbing in all branches. McDonald. Lin. 3228, 2 e 180 CHAUFFEUR. colored. wants position: expe- rienced. careful driver: long service at last place: best references. Call Potomac 647-J. CLERK IN GROCERY or position as night watchman wanfed by a man closing out & grocery store: can give best of references Call or write during this week to 1803 11th st.n.w. COLLECTIONS ~and wer, d pariment store, wholesale and ratail store experience of 20 years: desire connection with store reauiring such & man. Address | BOY_14T-H. Star_effee. s | ENGINEER—3rd class. white, sober, reliable; reference _Lincoln_4836-J. s | credit _ma FARM MANAGER or taking care farm estate: married: can give good reference. Address Box 32-F. Star offce. 1 HOUSE MAN wants job. Address Sylvester Alexander. 1809 18th St. n.w. it INCOME TAX CONSULTANT. Edward_ C. Miller. ‘rea!”estate office. Ryon. Inc.. 3418 14th st. n.w returns, protests and briefs orepared:_advice free. MAN-_Young. colored, wishes fob as ghaufleur or truck driver. Call Adams MAN. colored, rving Juncheon. tra or dinner parties. exp cleaning, floor wasine and polishing: d any car. Phone Fr. 6823 MAN. married. colored. wishes position s janitor of small spartment or driving of any kind._North 5042. 1825 Oregon ave. n.w. PAINTER, oractical. wants steady work by dav: expérienced in decorative work, color | blends,” polychreme. rough texture.’ stone effect.’ etc. Character and business ref Address Box 164-H. Star office. ___14° | PAPERHANGER. expert. youn. married. de- sires regular emplovment with & gond paDe: haneer._Address Box 172-H. Star office. 13* PATENT searcher and_translator, experi- enced: ex-H. 8. feacher: With pat. attorney or corp. Address Box 35-H. Star office. 16° POSITION wanted five or six hours a dav: no ofher employment. Address Box 5 Star_office. i g e R N with 10 vears' seliing experience in Washirigton and nearby properties. desires connection with high-clas: organization, Address Box 135-H. Star office, STENOGRAPHER-SECRETARY —College and legal education. 12 vears in South America. perfect Spanishi. knowledge German, Prenci: £o0d " personaliiy and responsibie.’ " Ad YOUNG MAN wants position in store. dtes” nd dress wi at present in Address Rox 7-H._Star_office. 14° SITUATION—MALE_AND FEMALE. COUPLE. colored, experienced. wish pasition as houseman or_janitor: ref. A-l1. Willing to leave town. Phone Adams 3190, Address 14 Sherman ave. Apt. 103, 13 SITUATION—FEMALE. COMPANION—Widow of reflnement. unen- cumbered. pleasing personality. would like position No ohiection to travel. Personal references. Address Box 162-H, Star o“:e DRESSMAKING, remodeling, North_1955. ENGLISH NURSI perienced _with voun children. _Address Box 233-E. Star office. e LADY. young, desires permanent position in reliable office. Experienced on graphotvpe. addressograph_and P. Refer- ences. ~ Call Decatur 15! fter 6 o'clock. i 13 LADY—Companion. _ secretal practical nurse: hours, 9-4 p.m. Address Box 151 H. Star office. 5 § : ADY wishes orders to make silk underwes perfect work guaranteed: prices reasonable. Phone Columbia 460. ‘ LADY. owning sedan, wishes to act as com- panfon. chaperone: conversant: reference. 9-5 p.m. _Address Box 152-H. Star office. NURSE _will give good care to children nnder '8 years Lincoln 5257-J. R STENOGRAPHER. experienced. desires slion._Phone Columbuia 1239-3° 14 TAILORING. dressmaking wanted. day week: exp.. col. Call Potomac 4533-W. TEACHING POSITION or substituting: State normal school graduste: kinderzarten. pri- marv. crafts and Frenc Address Box 419-D. Star office. < TELEPHONF. OPERATOR. experienced. thor- ouchly familiar with ali boards. desires po- Sillon' in hotel apartment. hotel or apari- ment or office building. Address Box 1 Star office. : 2 TYPIST. expert. wishes work of anv sort to do at home: manuscripts a specialty. Mrs. Randolph. Dec. 2899 ¥ UNDERGRADUATE NURSE. intelligent. - linhle, experienced: upstaits meid. child nrse, hospital office work. expert operator: excellent reference. _Col WAITRESS. colored. experienced, for cafe. attending_evenine school or small private family. Adams 2953 . YOUNG LADY. experienced cashier. book- keeper. typist. P. B. X. operator, "desiras immediate employment. Phone West 1551, . by day. Phone o- or SITUATION—DOMESTIC. CHAMBERMAID—Woman —of Swedish scent: s0od seamstress. Address Box 14#-H. Star office. - Bty 13+ CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS. colared women: home nights: references. 1817 15th st. n.w * CLEANING or cooking. by refined cnlored 1ady: private or boarding house. 912 L st nw. o # N s COOK. colored. neat. pleasant. exnerienced | majd-waitress:- fnll or part-time: city refer- ences. North 9343 5 2 COOK. general houseworker or mother's helper by reliable colored lady: references. In rear 1622 O st % COOK. colored. wishes general work or part time. 1306 27th st. n.w. 83 & GENFRAL HOUSEWORKER will aceept part-time work: capable and reliable maid. refs. 1521 15th st. n. R 2 * GENFRAL HOUSEWORK or waitress: stay nights: refersnce. Thone Decatur & GERMAN WOMAN wants position as chem- bermaid and waitress ar downstairs work 0 Tome night. 435 4th st. n.w.. Apt GIRL, colored. experienced: work of ai Find: no Sundavs. A, J. 1704 T st. nw. Ant. No. L4 GIRL. colored. wishes morning work clesn. ik bachelor apt. or doctor'y office. m7 Qstonw. GIRL. light colored. wants plice ns nuree GOF mather's Lelper: ity ret. Call Col. 3388, GIRL, eat. colored. wishes pasition ¢ Chimberinaid of part-time work of wny kind Pot. ised. % coloTed._rellable. “WANLY part-time morning work: evperienced in all housework. Coll Franklin 5i59-W before 4 pm. GIRL, colored. reliable. from _country, wishes veneral honsework with small family; Stay nihts. . 1105 6th st. n. ke GIRL. neat, colored. wants public work of anv Kind. Call or_write. 1818 8th_st. n.¥. GIRL. colored. well experienced. wants plain cooking, maid, waitress work of sny kind; reference. Adams 6809-J. GIRL wants general housework. 1416 6th stonw. OIRL. | houseworker; good references. 1. reliable. wants job as seneral e Lin, 3436-W. GIRUJob_ general housework. maid. North Capitol st. P HOUSEKEEPER or nurse, practical. expei enced white woman: stay nights: 310 & week. M. H. 2003 3rd st. n.e. G PLACE in small family or part-time work. Call Adams 5533 3 VIRGINIA GIRL. good cook. any kind; reference. North st ¥ 5 WIDOW with small child. wants position 1 ke ping house Please write to Housekeeper. 11412 N, €. ave. or call Atlantic 3 W from 7to 9 pm. Reference. 130 WOMAN. colored. wants position. general housework _or cook in small family. 1710 100 st . Call or write. WOMAN wishes piace as maid or nurse; referance. 457 P st. n.¥. WOMAN wants days work er half time. one North $534. ants work of 921 0 of age; reasonable. cuui | UATIONS, 35 S —————— e SITUATION—DOMESTIC. ____ (Continued.) WOMAN. colored, reliable. experienced. %ish- es place s cook and houssworker. no laun- dry. stay nights. 2530 Wisconsin ave ‘WOMAN. colored. with reference. wants davs work. _Potomac 1151 YOUNG GIRL. colored. mother's helper in return for and good home. Apply 1518 Columbia n.w. in basement i YOUNG WOMAN. age 22. wants position A3 child's nurse: expsrienced. Address Box 143-H. Star office . 2 GIRLS wish positions as cook and maid reference. Willing to leave city. 1764 You st.onw, willing to work as small salary rd. The rate under is 3 cente per line additional to th rezular line rate. o WHY FNLARGFD TOE JOINTS OR OTHER foot troubles? Consult Foot Correction Lab- oratory, 612 F n.w., Suite 103, ground fnor. 197 RER hak- REDUCING — BATTLE CRFEK EXF! 10 treatments. 35: cabinet baths. elec. ing. Office. 917 18th. Pr. 429, 2619 13th ST. NW.DAY NURSERY. MOTH- er's care given children: 2 to 6 yrs. Rea- sonable. i 13 FOR ADOPTION-SIX BRIGHT. HFALTHY baby bovs from 2 weeks to 5 months: near g:fl]ldfluhil. VEIL HOSPITAL. Langhorne. ENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS §|_§|:'E CONFIDI ” 3. master key to all sonurces of info; on. - ice. Trancportation Building. _ % PHYSIOTHERAPY. CHIROPRAC. tie. ‘a J Holmstrom, 508 E. Capitol Phone_Lincoln 7137 8 A SLIP COVERS. 2.PC. SUITE WITH sushions. snap fasteners; incl. material. $16 50, Isherwood. 1513 28th_se. Lin. 5350 BLANKET TREATMENTS Therapeutic Lamp. Battle Creek Health Builder. Ol and alco rubs._Potomac 4721 PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN. 16th ST —MU- sie. French. dancing. supervised play: auto service: college and normal imdun'n, North 680, PRIVATE _AMBULANCE _ SERVICE—CiTY calls, $4; 3300 couch-casket funerais. §1 $1£0 steel vaults, $85: terms can be satisfactorily. By Washington's mos sonable undertaker, W. W. CHAMBER! 14th. cor Chapin st_n.w. Phone Col EVERY CARE GIVEN INVALIDS. CONVA lescents and aged by nurse in her own home. Phone Adams 7363. 1833 Kalorama rd. JOHNSON REST HOME. Invalids. aged and convalescents. diet. 1778 Lanier pl. Col. 537 MABELLE HONOUR GRADUATE SCHOOT All branches beautv culture work done b sfMcient eraduates only at moderate pric: Try onr Special Combination: Shampoo ~ith Marcel, Finger Wave or Water Wave, $1.00. PERMANENT WAVE, $6.50. 1325 N. H. Ave. N.W. th’ Dupont Cirele) 490 special (2 doors son BEAUTY PARLORS. FREE MARCELS. WED.: HAIR TRIM , MON . 10c: “finger ‘wave. Tues. 23¢: acalp treat: ment, Thurs. 2%: Homour facial, Fri. 23c PERMANENT WAVE. 15 Open daily until 6" Mon. Wed. Fri. Sat, until t 817 14th st. (take elevator) Maby School ____MOTOR_TRAVEL. MIAMI. $23; _JAX. $17; ATLANTA. $i% Calif.. $45: '8t~ Louis, 'Denver. Iv. Sat Motor Travel. Sterling Hotel. Main 5237 RETURNING TO FLORIDA 3rd week in March: two ladies. driving _Pierce-Arrow, wish two lady companions or man and wife references: Daviona Beach destination. Ad- dress Box 183-E. Star office. . MIAMY. $22_Owner. driving Hndson sedan. leaving' Baturday or Sundar, wants four or five passengers: economical stopovers. erences exchanged. North 4564. 16 RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star readers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star receive promnt attention. r admission to Recommended ervice Column call” Main 5000, Branch 115 ARMATURE REWINDING. motor repars: lowest "prices See this adv. Wed. oply Carty’s_Armature Service. 1808 14th N 224. BEDDING_Prepars for your Spring hovse cleaning. - Mattresses. pillows. hox springs and wire springs renovated and remade. do it now befare the rush ~Columbia Bed: | dine Co. 219 G st. nw. M. 5528 o BEDDING of all kinds renovated ahd steril- 1zed, by process approved by Health Deot . . Prompt_service and low prices. Ene! Bedding oo 2315 Sth 8. ne. Decai REDDING. MATTRESSES. hox springs illows reno.: best prices and promot _ Mattress Co.. 319 L st. s.w. M. 6479 BFDDING RENOVATED. sorinar. mattresser, pillows. feather mat.: down comforts re-cov. ered._Tdeal Beddl 4094, CARPENTFR- ne repeiring all branches. ment work. H Johnson, 1365 Irving and dei. 8879, oak finors latd. Col. 6917 0 _apile CARPFNTER—_Builder. cottages, garages, distance nn obfection. . Hart, 3018 Ad: w st ne. Atlantic 2871, CHATR CANFING. hand _cancine. _snlint raneine. upholsterine. CLAY ARMSTRONG. 1235 10th st.n.w. _Frankiin_ 7488 % "HIMNEYS CLEANED. furnare revairine, Rrate ba artbestns covering: superior gerve ice. hoilers for sale. Crown Puel Service. 917 11th si. n.w._Franklin_10123. DOOR CHECKS REPAIRED and re makes. C. F_ARMIGER. 916 N. Y. & b LT T R R ELECTRICAL WIRING and fixtures. oid and new houses: repairing and general house im- provements: lowest prices in town: from 1 10 3 years to pav: estimates free. American Flec. Co.. 733 8th. Pr. 9305 Bez ELECTRIC WIRING—Will wire 8-room house complete. including fixtures and inside serv. I A _year tn pay. Stein Electric .. 637 w._Fr. 801. EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING. serapine. waxing: skilled mechanics; reduced Drices | Paul_Serene. 1209 N. Cap. st. _Main 10187 EXPERT PLOOR WORK. old vi work guaranteed. pric WUC Deaton’ 1373 N, H. ave: FLOOR WORK. every dezcription: very re sonble: guaranteed: dustless mschine. par- auet spacislist. L. T. Folk, 1935 Park r Adams 1436, e R FLOORS ~ LAID. ~ SCRAPED. ~ CLEANED. waxed or finished: experienced Wwhite em- ploves. _Acme Floor Co. Adams 6883. PURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. repaired: siin covers made. Est. cheerfully given. Returned free. Tittensor. 1600_8th st. n.w. N. 7702. HOT-WATER HEAT—No down pavment: 3 to pay: no interest: 10-vear gusrants s low as $10 monthiy District Heating Co.. 710 14th st._n.w. _Main 577 KEYS Duplicate keye. 23 cent A you wail. Turner & Clark. new address. 132117 New_York ave. now. Fr. 3005 dA PAINTING.” DECORATING and_paperhang- ing; floors refinisnad: olt floore favsed Teasonable. A. E. Burrell, in._3086-WV. i PAINTING. PAPERFANGING. PLASTERING —Beiter work at reasonable prices: pure lead and ofl used exclusively: eleven years of satisfactory service: let us estimate. Metro- politan Dec. Co.. 627 F n.w. Fr. 800. Hot-water heat. . roofing and all generai We will paper 7e room for 8: special reduction work this week only: cash or terms ‘all Main 8007. 10039 American Decorating & Improvement Co.. Inc. 719 1lth st. nw i = L PAI;NI(;W("} ?ND BPIA;’!R}:]‘NO‘"” - it mechanics. Metropolit e olitan 4989. B P. PAINTING. paperhanging. decoratirg. rior and exterior. Harry A. Glorius & Co. 3017 Ga. ave. n.w._Phone Col. 4338 28* PAPERING AND PLASTERING —Roams pa- pered. $6 up Columbia Decorating Co.. 1003 8th st. Main 7988 4 PAPERING—Rooms. 38 and up. prompt a.. tenfion: new 1928 patierns. . Bedal: 353 10th st. n.w._Adams 7149, 1! PAPERHANGING and_painting work at reasonahls rates: estimates given 8. J._Koran. N. 588. 1350 Newton ne PAPERHANGING rooms. 36 up. paini plastering. reasonable prices first-clasy m ehanics. " Lin. 6017 or GCol. 3588 & Robbins. PAPERHANGING PAT N prices this week only. We will serane. tire And paper average size room for 88 work guaranteed in ting for 5 vears. Paint- inte- |ing and general contracting with very low cash _or term ting Co., prices: Home Deco: Main 7417 e PAPERHANGING Prompi. e #t low prices: skilled mechanics. extimates. L. Crowell. Col. 5543 PAPERHANGING — Rooms caperes up:_esiimates furnished: work A T. Georre. 2129 18th st. n.w. Decatur 4149 £ Enc i PAPERHANGING snd painting. first- work. (et my estimate. reasonable, Earle Jordan. Lincoln 5765, L PLASTERING JOB. first class; all kinds of cement work: no job too far or too small Franklin 9823 A 3= PLUMBING. HEATING. OIL BURNING. Re- airs and installations. Found reliable for 32 J.R. Guerin. 413 E. Cap. Lin, 3417, PIANO TUNING. $2.00. We_ specialize _in seneral ciano repairs and rebuildicg_ Get our_estimates. Prices reasonable Skilled Work_guaranteed. ~ Sanderson- Lin. 1057, Nignt Do interest. Peoples Tnc. 817 8th mw Get my ROOF REPAIRING of ail kind Reasonable. ROOF REPAIRING. PAINTINC uttering. SpOUting: " furnaces " repaired —and cleaned: reasonable prices. " Narth 8314, d. t Latham 14 RUGS—Beautiful new rucs faithene dres Sresh el 5 0 ine FEBLATT. 1ith and all sovuiar prices are our show. sts’ mee. SLIP COVERS. UPHOLSTERING. draperies made to order: low prices. Standard Up- holstery’ Co.. 403 11th_st. 4902 UPHOLSTERY—AIl our work is done by ex- pert men. We do first-class work only and charge you less than vou pay for cheap ihop, 2121 18th n. { 173 ture’ Colony forth W T el Gonl O pffis:.ma——‘* .» rice Y Pactory, 34 t :