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PROGRAM QUALITY 10 BE MAINTAINED Radio Broadcasters Will Not| Let Down on Summer Offerings. BY MARTIN CODEL. Outstanding program features of the Jeading broadcasting stations and the natfonal and regional networks will be ¢arried on throughout the coming Sum- | mer months, eliminating the seasonal let-down in program quality that usual- ly comes after the advent of Spring. This is promised by the broadcaster: particularly those of the highly com- | petitive chain systems i It is reflected also in the preparations | for expanding trade activity being made | in the radio retailing field. Not only will radio sets be sold in greater num- bors this year, but the public will soon | look to the radio dealers for the pur- | chase of wired wireless and television | apparatus, according to O. H. Caldwell, | former member of the Federal Radio Commission and now director of sev- eral leading electrical and radio trade Journals. In what he calls “radio’s half cousins” Mr. Caldwell sees “the genesis of a great new art and industry of home entertain- ment destined to work a profound ef- fect on the home habits and living standards of the Nation.” Wired wire- Jess, or the reception of programs via clectric light or telephone wires, is expected to make its formal debut some time this year. Television is still “around the corner.” Stores to Sell “Talkies.” Mr. Caldwell expects the radio store to be seclling allied equipment soon 2130, such as home movie and “talkie™ apparatus and home film and record phonograp! It is noteworthy, in connection with his optimistic aliusions to television’s imminence, that the an- nual report of the American Telephone & Telegraph Co., just issued, contains this statement regarding the Progress its laboratories have made in the magic field of visual broadcasting: “Television was first demonstrated in the Bell Telephone laboratories in 1927 In 1928 further progress was made and & new transmitting device, which is; capable of putting upon the television | circuit outdoors scenes, was developed. Work on television with the idea that it | might ultimately be supplemental to| the telephone is being continued. “The Bell Telephone laboratories have a scientific knowledge that would enable them to set up circuits which could carry instantaneously the human voice and human sight around the! world, but how to make this etunoml-; cally practical is yet to be discovered. Progress will undoubtedly be made by & gradual extension of the present limiis,” according to Mr. Caldwell. With respect to the radio set and accessory trade itself, ‘the Caldwell statement offers some enlightening side- lights. About two-thirds of the homes of the United States are still unequipped with radio, he points out. There are about 28,000,000 homes in the country, and the most trustworthy estimates place the total number of sets in use at_less than 10,000,000. ‘That the trade in this amazing young industry is extending itself to furnish| radio to an increasing audience is evi- dent from the enlarged set and tube production programs already in progress and from the plans for a continued concentration of sales effort through the balmicr months, particularly threugh the medium of newspaper advertising. Greater demand has already been re- flected in reduced prices in most radio commodities. A Department of Com- survey just completed reveals that the average retail value of sets sold in 1928 went down to $158.50 from $231 in 1927. ‘The same survey is the basis for an estimate of approximately $60,000,000 as the retail turnover in radio equipment in New York City last year. Chicago ranks second, on the basis of index fig- ures, doing about $35,000,000 worth of business. Los Angeles is third, repre- senting a market last year for about $28.000.000 worth of radio apparatus. (Copyright, 1929. by North American News- per Alliance.) QUASH MOTION FILED IN WURZBACH'S BEHALF Counsel Charges None of Acts Al- leged in Primary Indictment Constitutes U. S. Violation. By the Associnted Press. SAN ANTONIO, Tex., March 14— Motion to quash the indictment charg- ing former Representative Harry M. ‘Wurzbach with violation of the corrupt practices act was filed in Federal Dis- trict Court here yesterday. Counsel for Wurzbach contended that none of the acts alleged in the indict- ment constitutes a violation of any Fed- eral law. The Government has five days in which to file an answer. ‘Wurzbach was arrested last Saturday and made bond of $2,500. ‘The indictment alleges that he re- ceived contributions from three Federal employes in the Republican primary campaign of 1926. Senator Jones Gets Seattle Telegram Soon After Speech The speed of modern communica- tion was brought home strikingly 10 Senator Jones, Republican, of Was ington when he spoke Saturday night on the second weekly national racio forum arranged by The Eve- ning Star, in co-operation with the Columbia Broadcasting System. Senator Jones delivered his address from station WMAL, in this city, at 10 o'clock. When he returned to his residence a short time later he found 8 telegram already awaiting him from a friend in far off Seattle, who had heard the Senator’s talk and Wanted to compliment him. The message was sent at a little after 7 o'clock Pacific time. Major “Chain” Features TONIGHT. 8:30—Sentinels, orchestra; Friml WEE! 3 /GR, WCAE, . WGN, WHA; WSM, WSB, WE' 9:00—Singer JAR, WTAG, WCSH, >, WGR, WGY, WCA KYW, WHAS, W . WJJAX, WTAM. 9:30 Sonora hour; Helen Oelheim, contralto — WABC, WCAU, WEAN, WFBL, WKBW, KYA, WMAL, WCAO, WJAS, WADC, WKRC, WGHP, WBBM, KEX, WOWO, KMOX, KMBC, KOIL, WSPD, WHK, WLBW, WCOO. KLZ, KDYL, KMTR, KJR, KGA, WDBJ, WTAR, WWNC, WBRC, WREC, T W Rosario -~ WHAM, KDKA, WHAS, WIAX, Bourdon Orck WIZ, WBZ, WIR, WLW, ‘WSM, WSB, ‘WRVA. 10:30—Musical episode: Massenet program—WARBC, WFAN. WHK, WNAC, WEAN, WFBL, WKBW, WCAO, WJAS, WADC, WKRC, WGHP, WSPD, WLBW, WMAL. ira WBAL. KYW, WBT, | 10:30—Radioet; dance music. Today on PROGRAM FOR THUR (Meters on lejt of call letters, kiloci otherwise 315.6—WRC—950. (National Broadcasting Co.) 4:00—U. S. Army Band. 5:00—Vocational guidance by the Ki- wanis Club. I 5:30—Jolly Bill and Jané (N. B. C). —Motion picture guide. 0—Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra (N. B. C.). 6:30—Brumback’s_Virginians. 7:00—Mayflower Orchestra. 8:00—Forhan’s Song Shop (N.B.C.). 8:30—Hoover Sentinels (N. B. C.). 0—Seiberling Singers (N. B. C.). 0—Rapid Transit (N. B, C.). 10:00—Halsey-Stuart hour (N. B. C.). 10:50—Weather forecast. 10:31—American Farm Bureau Federa- tion program (N. B. C.). 11:30 to 12:60—Slumber music (N. B. C). Early Program Tomorrow. ~Tower health exercises —On the 8:15 (N. B. C. morning devotions 6 8:00a 8:15a—Federatica (N. 5. C.). 8:30a—Cheerio (N. B. C.). 8:50a—Parnassus Trio (N. B. C. 9:00a—Studio program (N. B. C.). 9:15a—Harry Merker and his orches- tra (N. B. C.). 10:00a—National home hour (N.B.C.). 11:00a—-Parnassus Trio (N. B. C. 11:15a—Radlo Household Institute. 11:30a—R. C. A. educational hour (N. B. C.. 12:00 noon—"Teeth, Health and Happi- ness” (N. B. C.). 12:15—Farm flashes. 12:25—Noon-day Lenten services. 1:00—Aster Orchestra. 101 arm and Home Facts,” by the | Department of Agricult -e. 1:30—Acier Orchestra. 2:00—Elsie Harmon. soprano (N.B.C.) 15—Gotham Trio (N. B. C.). 3:00—U. S. Marine Band (N. B. C.). 205.4—WJISV—1.460. (Independent Publishing Co.) 7:00—Children’s program. 7:30—Whoopie Trio. 8:15—Book revie! 8:30—Program by National Society, # Children of the American Revo- tion. 9:00—Talk by Dr. A. B. Chatfield. 9:15—Musical program. 9.30—Columbia Trio. 11:00—Weather report. ou 451.3—WEAF New York—660 5:30—Bill and Jane. 6:00—Dinner music. 7:00—Midweek hymn sing. 7:30—Comfort orchestra. 8:00—Song Shop. 8:30—Sentinels’ Orchestra. 9:00—Singers: male quartet. 9:30—Rapid Transit skits. 10:00—Old Counselor. 10:30—Concert bureau; dance. 394.5—WJZ New York—760 6:00—Old Man Sunshine. 6:30—Pollack’s Orchestra. 7:00—Don Blanding; orchestra. 7:45—May Singhi Breen. 8:00—Beauty serenade. 8:30—Sparkers with Trving Kaufman. 9:00—Neapolitan Nights. 9:30—House concert. 10:00—Hatter’'s Novelty Orchestra. 10:30—Farm Bureau Federation. 11:50—Slumber music. 422.3—WOR Newark—710 2:30—Matinee programs. 6:00—Soprano; Prof. Dittmer, 6:30—Orchestra. 7:00—Thirty minutes of sunshine. 7:30—Orchestra and soprano. LOCAL STATIONS. .OF-TOWN Programs prepared by the Associated Press Scheduled for Eastern standard time. THE EVENING STAR. TASHINGTON. D. €. THURSDAY. MARCH 14, 1929, t.l}e Radio SDAY, MARCH 14, 1929. ycles on right. All time p.m. unless ndcated.) 475.9—WMAL—630. (Washington Radio Forum.) 3:00—L'Apres Midi (C. B. S.). 4:00—Howard Cooper and Young. entertainers. 4:15—Favorite songs of yesterday. 4:30—Ambassador Orchestra (C.B.S.). 5:00—Roosevelt Ladies' Trio (C.B.S.). 5:30—Frank W. Young, pianist. 5:45—Club Plaza Orchestra (C. B. S.). 5—"Going to Press” (C. B. S.). 6:30—Duke Ellington and His Orche: tra. 7:00—Flashes from The Evening Star. 7:15—"Making Money Out of Moulds,” by Science Service. 7:30—Correct time. 7:31—United States Army Band. 8:30—Then and Now (C. B. S.). 9:00—Aunt Jemima (C. B. S.). 9:30—Sonora hour (C. B. S.). 10:00—The Columbians (C. B. S.). 10:30—Musical episode (C. B. S.). 11:00—Swanee Syncopators. Early Program Tomorrow. 10:00a—National Radio Home Makers' Club (C. B. §.). IOJSOn—ghc New Mother Hubbard (C. 3.8 11:00a—Luncheon concert. 11:30a—Topaz Trio (C. B. 8.). 12:00—Radio Home Bazaar. 12:15—Woman's Missionary Council Lenten services from Mount Vernon M. E. Church South. 228.9—WOL—1,310. (American Broadcasting Co.) 5:45—The Town Crier. 6:00—Nuggets of knowledge. 6:03—Andy Claus. —The Ultra-Moderns. 6:45—Florence Jane Adams, souator. 7:00—Carlton Concert Orchestra. 7:11—"Amos 'n’ Andy.” 7:21—Carlton Orchestra continued. 10:00-—George’s home hour. 11:00 to 12:00—Dance music. Early Program Tomorrow. 7:30a—Musical clock. 8:00a—Birthdays. 8:03a—A thought for the day. 8:05a—Musical clock continued. 0a—The Floorwalker. 9:00a—Request program. 10:00a—Household chat Clarke. 10:30a—Advertisers’ period. 11:00a—Beauty talk by Bertha Parker. 11:05a—Advertisers’ period continued. Calvin imper- by Peggy N STATIONS 461.3—WSM Nashville—650 0-—Orchestra; newscasting. 3—May Singhi Breen; orchestra. 8:30—Sentinels; singers. 0—House concert. 00—Chocolate hour. 10:30—Man Who Knows; orchestra. 365.6—WHAS Louisville—820 7:15—High school band; guitar. 8:30—Sentinels: singers. 9:30—House concert; Old Counselor. 10:30—Farm Bureau Federation. 11:30—News; Baker and his musiec. CENTRAL. 293.9—KYW Chicago—1 10:30—Orchestra. 11:00—News; orchestra. 11:30—Slumber music: orchestra. 1:00a—Insomnia Club. 416.4—WGN-WLIB Chicago—720 8:30—Sentinels; auto program. 9:30—Musical feature. 10:00—Musical melange; entertainers. FARNERS 10 LD EETIVG OVER AR Senator McNary and Repre- sentative l_i_awley to Speak Over WRC. A gigantic farmers’ mass meeting, participated in by more than a million and a quarter members of the American | Farm Bureau Federation, together with invited organized | agricultural groups will be conducted over a coast-to- coast network of National Broad- casting System sta- tions tonight in which WRC is to be the Washington q link, The meeting is | scheduled to begin | i{at 10:30 o'clock. @ The principal speakers will be Senator McNary, chairman of the Agricultuial Relief | Commission of the Senate, and Chair- man Hawley of the House ways and means committee. Two of WRC's oulstanding musical attractions tonight will be provided by the Seiberling Singers and the Hoover Sentinels. The si will herald the coming of shamrock-laden progra some of the loveliest of song cycle made up of the outstanding successes of Rudolph Friml will feature | the broadeast of the Sentinels. i e | Senator McNary. Helen Oleheim, contralio, and Picadors’ Dance Orchestra will be heard over WMAL and other Columbia net- work stations tonight during the Sonora Hour. Miss Olcheim will sing “In Our Love Nest.” from “Mary,” and “Auf Wiedersehen,” from Romberg's “Blue Paradise. The orchestra’s contribu- tion will include “She's Got Great Ideas” and “I'm Crazy Over You" and “Y Como Le Va?" Othe Columbia features scheduled by WMAL include the period known as Sweethearts, the Columbians and an- | other musical episode which will con- | cern the life of Jules Frederic Massenet, famous French composer. Girls of all ages will be serenaded in the Sweet- | hearts’ broadcast. The Columbians; | under the direction of Freddie Rich, will | present another program of symphonic dance tunes. A male Guartet will as- sist the orchestra. “Sweethearts on Parade” and “When Summer Is Gone” will be its principal contributions. Outstanding among WMAL's attrac- tions of local origin will be the daily news review, “Flashes from The Eve- ning Star.” and, a concert by the Army Band. The band will play two selec- tions which never before have been broadcast — “Heroica,” by Fernande Centurion of Paraguay. and an original composition by Warrant Officer Theo- dore Bingert, “In the Hall of the Amer- fcas.” 1In this selection he has em- bodied some of the outstanding musical motifs from the southern lands. Florence Jane Adams, impersonator, and the Carlton Concert Orchestra have prominent places on the WOL schedule. WJSV is featuring the weekly program by the National Society, Children of the American Revolution. ‘The Peking Gazette, in Peking, China, claims to be the world’s oldest and most 11:00—Peatures; popular (2 hours), 447.5—~WMAQ Chicago—870 10:30—Musical programs. 00—Amos; orch.; Stock Exchange. 0—Concert orchestra. 8:00—Goldie and Dusty. 8:30—WOR Stock Co. 9:00—Concerto. 9:30—Musical Overtones. 10:00—Little Symphony Orchestra. 11:00—News; dance hour. 348.6—WABC New York—860 6:15—Going to press; dance. 7:00—Tucker’s Orchestra. 7:30—Musical program. 8:60—Sweethearts. 8:30—Then and now. 9:00—Southern melodies. 9:30—Phonograph program. 10:00—Columbians. 10:30—Musical episode. 11:00—Rhythm melodies. 272.6—WLWL New York—1,100 6:00—Music and talk. 6:55—K. of C. hour. 272.6—~WPG—Atlantic City—1, 5:30—Organ recital; news. 8:00—Gospel hymns. 8:20—Organ recital. 9:15—Studio program; Taffydils. 10:15—Subway Boys. 10:30—Dance; news; dance hour. 282.8—WBAL Baltimore—1,060 6:00—Dinner music hour. 7:00—WBAL Wind Ensemble. 8:00—Bcauty serenade. 8:30—Sparkers; the Music Box. 9:30—House concert; Hatters. 10:30—Farm Bureau Federation. 256.3—WCAU Philadelphia—1,170 6:30—Studio program. 7:00—Concert _orchestra, 7:30—Reddy Bakers. 8:00—Anchor program. 8:30—Vocal program. 9:00—WABC precgram. 10:00—Micro-Fun; dance. 11:00—News; dance; organ. 305.9—KDKA Pittsburgh—980 6°30—Orchestra. 7:00—Studio; vocal and orchestra. 00—Screnade; Sparkers, 9:00—WJZ program. 9:30—House concert. 10:00—Hatters. 260.7—WHAM Rochester—1,150 6:30—Agriculture forum. 7:00—School program. 7:30—Orchestra. 8:00—Serenade: Sparkers. 9:00—Newscasting: Twilight Trio. 9:30—House concert; Hatters. 10:30—Band concert; organ. 379.5—WGY Schenectady—790 6:30—Dinner music. 7:30—Agriculture program. 8:00—Song Shop: Sentinels. 9:00—Singers; with the Joneses. 10:00—Old Counselor. 10:30—Band concert. 11:30—Theater organ. 302.8—WBZ Springfield—990 :00—Memorial organ, 0—Dance music (3 hours). 428.3—WLW Cincinnati—700 0—Historical highlight: 8:00—Beauty serenade; Sparkers, 9:00—Picturets; house concert. —Hatters; minstrels, 11:00—Instrumental trio; Jack Little. 12:00—Dance music (1'; hours). 280.2—WTAM-WEAR Cleveland—1,070 6:00—Blue Birds: orchestra, 7:00—Musical programs. 0—Song Shop: Sentinels. 9:00—Singers; trio. 10:00—Radioet; dance music. 398.8—WCX-WJIR Detrolt—750 6:00—Short features. 7:00—Michigan night. 8:00—Beauty serenade; Sparkers. 9:00—Radioet; house concert. 10:00—Hatters. 10:30—Farm Bureau Federation. 11:30—News; organ: Amos, 12:00—Dance hour. LORD PHILLIMORE DIES. International Jurist Submitted Root Plan in 1920. LONDON, March 14 (#).—Lord Phil- | limore, celebrated British jurist and specialist on international affairs, died in London yesterday. He submitted the Root plan for the election of judges of the World Court, known as the Root-Phillimore accord, to the international jurists’ conference at The Hague in 1920, OHIO EDITOR DIES AT 81. HAMILTON, 0;;07 March 14 (#).— Semuel J. Flickinger, 81 years old, Cin- cinnati correspondent for the Associated Press from 1893 to 1906 and editorial writer for the Hamilton News, died at his home here yesterday. After leaving the Associated Press Mr. Flickinger became managing editor fatal newspaper, more than 1500 of its editors having been executed in its more t{mn 1,000 years of continuous publica- tion. Results in Your Radio Set Use Maratho Tub Wholesale Dis tributors. Southern Whole o 0 We get_you a bigger ALLOWANCE on your old radio For free estimate call BRENT DANIEL Radio Trouble? Call ADAMS 4673 Capitol Radio Service 3166 Mt. Pleasant St. N.W. P VVVVVVVVVVYVYY of the Dayton Herald, in which post he served until the election of Gov. Harris, when he became the governor's private secretary. 5:30—News; political sidelights. 00—Jewish program. :30—Cake program. :00—Beauty serenade. :30—Sparkers; Merrymakers. :30—House concert; Hatters. :30—Farm Bureau Federation. :30--McEnelly's Orchestra, SOUTHERN. 405.2—WSB Atlanta—340 7:00—Orchestra, 8:00—Musical program. 8:30-—Sentinels. 9:00—Singers; house concert. 10:0¢—0ld Counselor. 10:30—Farm Bureau Federation. —WAPI Birmingham—1,140 Male Quartet. -Interesting interpretations. Music Study Club. —WRBT Charlotte—1,080 0—Classificd program. —Automotive merchants. :00--Studio program. 30—Sentinels; singers, 9:20—House _concert. | 10:00--0ld Counsclor. 270.1—=WRVA Richmond—1.,11¢ 6:00-—Hotel orchestra, :00-—~Amos-Andy; talk. 30-—Organ recital. 30—News Leader hour. 30—House concert. 00--Counselor; concert bureau. :00—New York Orchestra. Crest of the Radio Wave Jince 365 Aftera year of average use a radio receiver should have a complete new set of RCA Radiotrons. Worn tubes should not be left in with the new ones. RADIOTIRON CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 pm. day before publication, For Sunday. 5:30 p.m. Saturday. At the Branch Agencies. one hour earlier, both for daily and Sunday. Only Exceptions. | Death notices and Lost and Found advertisements for the daily will be accepted up to noon day of issue except Saturday and Legal Holldays, when the closing time is 10:20 a.m. Death Notices and Lost and Found for The Sunday Star will be accepted up to 11 p.m. Saturday. HELP—MALE. AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN. first-ciass only: good wages. National Auto Top Co. 2114 14th st. n.w AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN to sell used for one of ‘Washingion's largest use dealers; unusual opportunity for the r men. See Mr. Davis, Washington Auto change. 2015 14th st. BAKERS wanted. 1244 Fla. ave. n.e. ‘. BOY, experienced, to work regular shift in drug’ store; reference. Petworth Pharmacy, Georgfa ave. and_Upshur st. n.w. BOY, white, large. to assist in storeroom; 39 a'wepk. 617 Louisiana_ave. COLLECTOR — Must_have small car_and know Washington and suburbs: local refe ence and security bond required. Mr. Sicg; 907 International Bldg. CREW MANAGER. expe:ienced; one capable of organizing and training several crews to sell ‘the world's fastest moving radio. Cail 3:30 to 5:30 p.m., Eisenbrandt Radio Co.. 1111 17th st. now. 3 DRUGGIST, colored, experienced; references reauired.~ Call_at once. Franklin 8391. FENDER AND BODY_MAN. first-class only need apply. Detroit Body & Fender Works. 2035 Ga. ave. n.w GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE. fo sell general insurance: liberal commission: pleasant con- nection. Address Box 306-E. Star office JOBBER'S SALESMAN—Must know tools and ecquipment; " permancnt position for right man. State full experience. naming former cmployers: give phone number. Address Box Star_office ith selling_experience. to leave city expenses_guaranteed. 1 to 5 p.m. Room 209. 404 7th st. nw. 18° MAN. young colored; must be handy with arpenter tools for odd iobs and drive Ford Avply Sunrise Bakery, truck: steady work. 2123 Newport pl. n.w. MAN to sell general insurance, part or full time: liberal "commission; future. Address Box 396-D. Star office. MAN with car to solicit work for a_tailor shop. Very good pay. Apply 829 Kennedy st n.w MARCEL. finge cutter: must wood location. office. MEAT CUTTER. cund _grocery required. ~ wood in Star 16° experienced butcher onl: man: steady ~ position Apply 1030 North Cap- and permanent w be expert: pleasant shi Address Box 105-H. itol 4 MEAT CUTTERS--We have several perma- nent positions at ¥ood wages for experienced. competent men. Apply American Stores Co., 623 B st. n.w.. belween 7 and 9 a.m MEN (2) In Fairfax and Loudoun Connties to care for 2.000 customers of the Fuller Brueh Co.: car essential: earnings between 335 and $40 per week to start: advancement. Apply 309 Metropolitan Bank Bldg. or phone Main 3498 for_appointment MEN (seven) of neat appearance, to sell 200ds on trains: small cash security and blue suit reguired. Apply to Mr. LaMon. Union News Co. office, east basement, Union Sta- tion., MEN (2). outside sales work: permanent with established concern. Apply 3 to 5 or after 7:30 p.m.. 309 Metropolitan _Bank life insurance: rate. age 30. representatives wanted. MEN_Pur o . before 10 am £14.70: live . Worthington. Bradley 503 and after 4 p.m. MEN. 18-35, to take ord routes: we shcw vou how ard. 918 F st. Room 3. PAINTER, one. first-class. st. n.w. See foreman. 2t SALESMAN-—We can use the services of a youns man_ with car as salesman in our iron fence department. DuPont Supply Co., Inc.. 927 15th st. n.w SALESMAN- —E)(Ernrnrfid clothing salesman, for inside work: must come well recom n ded. _Apply st once, Star Credit Cloth- iers. 825 7th st. n.w, SHOE SALESMEN, Saturdays. Apply Hahn's Shoe Store. nd G sts. n.w SHOE SALESMEN. experienced, for Satur. day. Apply Sterling Shoe Corp.. IM..F st nw! 5 SOLICITOR. _laundry. —experienced: Ford truck. Rockville Lsundry, Phone 166. 15° SOLICITORS. new accident insurance policy: good proposition. Call 205 Mills Building alter 4:30. " WANTED- -Two identification car YOUNG MAN. white. to dri Chevrolet: salary, $25 week: experien Address Box 11 s on established See Mr. Lock- ly 3420 17th Abply 3420 17 to work as extras and 15th 0} rivers with X TR ht delivery state age and H. Star office. red %19 You st. YOUNG MEN-Larre publ) 4 1ion requires younk men as clerks in its Bul- timore, Md.. Richmond, Va.. and Charleston, W. Va. offices. Accepted applicants will r ve niecessury trainine in Washingion pri ransfer (o these cities. Apply by lettes elving age. edication. experience and sala expected at start. Address Box 110- office. & & 1 YOUNG MEN —Weil known house has a new proposition just out. If you htye sold books. it will pay you to investigate. Apply Room 120, 908 G st n.w. Ask for Mr. Daniels. 3 [t Young Man About 23 Years Old. COMMERCIAL WORK. LARGE LOCAL COMPANY. Balary. Give References and Telephone Number. Address Box 142-H, Star Office. .ESMAN, experienced, for men's hat department, to act as assistant to buyer. Address Box 133-11, Star office. SALESMEN. 2 young men. preferably married. for ri dio department of one of Washington's lari est radio distributors. Apply Mr. Albright. Southern Wholesals 1519 L ‘st. n.w., be- tween 10 a.m_and 12" noon An unusual opportunity awaits five neat-appearing young men under 30 who can_be honded: guaranteed during training period. Fr see M Potomac Appliance Co., 14th and C sts. n.w. MAN with sales make real money by applyin to I. 1. Ledge of contacting with the very best class of trade will find an unusually libera proposition here. Pre will he given those with exper automobiles, refrigeration or perma- ent houschold utilitie Tomorrow at 9:30 Gorman, 4th floor, 4 Potomac Electric Appliance Co, o Mthand € Sts. NW. WOODWARD & LOTHROP desire the services of several light-complexioned colored boys between the ages of 18 and 25 for part-time work in the tea room. Apply between 3 and 4 pm.. men's time desk, basement. CLOTHING SALESMAN AND ITABERDASHERY ALESMAN. The TFashion Shop requires the services of two young men of high type, one of whom must be thoroughly experiencegd in selling high-class clothing, and the other must be thoroughly experienced as a haberdashery salesman, Please do not snswer this advertisement unless you can qualify fully with the above requirements. Apply between 5:30 and 6:30 pm. to Mr. Fred Pelzman, The Fashion Shop, 9th & E sis.now S, FRIGIDAIRE CORPORATIO WASHINGTON BRANCI, Will interview a few men be- tween 25 and 40 years of age who are sincere in their desire to make a permanent connec- tion. Satisfactory financial ar- rangements will be made and am. see Mr. | *“Radiotrons are the Heart of your Radio Set” thorough training given to those who qualify. Apply i person to Mr, Watson, Fri aire Sales Corp., 511 14th st. | apply - G ostoaw. v HELP~MALE AND FEMALE. MAN AND WOMAN, colored. under 30, for massage and bath establishment: must be neat and refined. Give description and ex- perience. Address Box 340-E. SHOE SAL 2 5 Thoroughly exp ed. Apply LANSBURGH & BRO., Employment Office., 4th Floor. WANTED—SALESMI J with your pres- 1P YOU ARE DISSATISF ent income: if you are 1ooking for A bigser future; it vou would like to become asso- ciated” with an organization of national scope; if you want to deal with the best class of people: if you think of earning from $2.500 to $5,000 per year— phone for appointrent. Main 8320. SALESMAN. paint and lacquer: state expe- Hence. give references and phone number. Address Box 336-E. Star_office. _ SALESMEN (20) wanted between ages of 21 and 50. ‘Apply to office, 2421 18th st. n.w., between hours 8 and 9 p.m. WANT FIVE MORE real salesmen to sell auto owners’ best club proposition ever of- fered: other salesmen are making fifty dol- lars per week up, 10 am. or 4 to § om. WE WANT a local man who has had experi- ence in stocks. bonGs or real ectate: w» are not in these lines but believe a man wo ing in these lines would eppreciite a posi- tion where he can earn each day and catch Up once again: must be abl bes people: earnines should be vel s Mr. Lewis 216 Investment Bl ad 10 am _INSTRUCTION COURSES. Jobs for linotype operators, 5. Burton Lino- day and evenin. 6o See, Mr. Cartmell, 8 to 24 H st.ne. 15 . between 9 16* t . BHORT. FASCINATING COU + telephoiie switchboard operati forming March 18 - Enroll Oxford Bide.. cor. 14th and N. Y. ave. LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE the MABELLE Honour way. Our system guarantees you the practical experience so necessary in_this fascinating and remunerative work, 1 months of time in learning and 1 with cost of course. ~Easy terms. evening classes. Mabelle Honour Burchell Bldg.. 817 14th st. n.w iraduate School, 1325 N. If. ave. 10499. s TENOR BAMJO STUDENTS Don'l _wasie and_money with obsolete methods. 1 Notation Svtem” taught. Begin- his after few lessons, v simplified_systems of rch. parts as leading hem. Easy_3-note fake. Get the Eveninz Ore ses. Tnstrument’s Popular _CoursesPIANO. SAXO- PHONE. BEARD STUDIO, 3471 18th st. n.w Adams 2509, BEAUTY CULTURE early. y. School, Fr. 9818 nw, N chordinz. er No loaned TAUGHT IN ALL aquick and comple cou . 1128 14th st. n.w. Franklin_6362. AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. IN- auire about our ncw method; licensed white men;_established 10 vears. Call Lin. 82 COMMERCIAL ART, INTERIOR DECORA- tion. costume design: intensive professional courses. New classes forming. LIVING- STONE ACADEMY, 29 years in Washington. Adams Bldg, 1333 F st. n.w., opposite Fox ‘Theater. Phone Metropolitan 2883. 2 AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY: EX- pert men instructors. lady instructors. Call CONOVER. West 3068. 2128 H AVIATION LECTURE TONIGHT, Public invited. . C.’ AIR LEGIO! st n.w ANOTHER SAYS: “IN Gt SCHOOL days, §25 week " Another: “Passed civil-s ice sien hic examin montis’ nignt school.” Anolher earnmg $1.800 verr." demand, position_guaranteed. now for Est. 8 ¥is. School. *Accredited.” 1338 STEP INTO A BIG-PAY Hotel. clubs, restaurant. {rained men a e oo e 8 _PM. N. 1319 P ion Bovd graduates in New classes Write Bovd n.w.i M, 2338. OTEL. JOB— hools. hospitals. 1 women. You i paid position in & raduales now execu- v i hotels everywhere— W New Philadelphia. etc. Pievious experience v Ristras tion in National Emplovment Burean free of extra cot. Evenine classes new forming. Classes_limited oll carly. School open 8:30 am. to 9 pm LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS, g Penn. Ave. and 23rd St. _ HOOK_UP WITH RADIO FOR A FUTURE. . Most fleids are overcrowded, keen competi- tion. not much chance there. Radio. still in ils infancy, is growing fast. creating hun- dreds of good jobs. N. R. I. Training and Employment Service 15 fitting many into RADIO'S &00d jobs, i A free copy of “Rich Rewards in Radlo’ deseribes ‘our success pian. Tt will_pay vou to investizate ii: no obligations. Write Department” B, telephone Decatur 2476. or better still. cail in person and see for your- self. NATIONAL RADIO INSTITUTE, d You § W. ESS INSTRUCTION REPARE FOR CLERK.CARRIER. POST OF- 1 EDITORIAL" CLERK, STATISTICS. AND TYP. EXAMS. CLERK AND K _PROMOTION, ~THE CIVIL EPARATORY SCHOOL. s.e. cor. 633 - ERVI 12th wnd F n.w. Met SPECIAL CIVIEL SERVICE. SOUTHERN BROS.' Business University (formerly Steward DICTATION School) of- fers a special dictation drill class from § pm. to 6 pm. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. Call Metropolitan 3547 or apply 1o office.” 3rd floor, 1333 F st. n.w. s ©€oks. maids. ers; work wanted. ¥ wk._No charge unless piaced. Washington Employment Ex- chunge, 214 National Press Bide., 14th & F. COMPETENT HELP furnished daily: positions open daily. Nat. Personnel Bureau. Suite 507._16_Jackson_pl. M. 5621, 1 POSITIONS bookkeepers, clerk: istration Bovd __ HELP—FEMALE. _ A ATION HANDS. thoroughly experi- enced on high-class rowns and coats. J. M. Ash. Conn. ave and M STANT PFIT ces Bos 211-E. Star office. o o0 COUNTER GIRL for lunch department: short_hours. Apply F. W. Woolworth Co., 1501 P e « white, a good sewer, to work on fine : one who can fit. 1423 R st. ny GIRL. neat. over 18, to work in delicatessen store: good proposition for right girl: plense give phone. Address Box 209-E. Star office. GIRL WANTED for delicatessen. 1111 Ver- mont ave. n.w L MILLINERY SALESLADY. one who is capa- ble 0f taking charge of department. Apply Kafkas, Inc.. 10th and F sis. now MILLINFRY SALESLADIES, exi xoud opportunity. - Gold's. 1314 F st NURSE, white, experienced, capable of tak- entire e of two children: and Do ernest Teferences re 118 Friday, A after Merview M. Callahan. ) experieiiced on power ma- dresses. Apply 626 La. ave. o appiicants dally, typists, Free ree- Main 233 nw Need tenographers. alesmen, etc. 38 G n.w. R for small dress shop. rienced: to Call ch’ 15th, OPERATORS. chines, i : SALESLADY for read: be experienced ._129_%th SALESWOMAN. sbout 25. of vood app ance and pleasant manner. for special sales work leading to execu Must be ool graduate. raetic. "ambitious entirely “unencumbered. Address Box Star office. SILK PRESSFRS. “experienced. Apply once, Riversice Dry Cleaning Co., rear 6 M st sw. See Mr. La_Vine STENOGRAPHER -Young _woman, _experi- ed office detail: state fully experience and sulary expected. ~Address Box 180-E, Star office. o WOMAN. white, to care for elderly lady convalesing from illness; stay nights: splen did room in good home; references desived. Clev. 783, 1 WOMAN to operate power sewing machine. Only “experlenced iy making awnings need s M st se YOUNG LADY to work in book binder perienced “or inexperienced. Fisk: Co.. 919 nw YOUNG WOMEN-—Large public service cof poration requites youns women s clerks, stenographers, typists and draftswomen. also comptometer,” addressosraph and Hollerith key punch operators for permanent. posi Britimore, Md.: R Vi ), W, will” receive ‘ashington prio Apply b . giving age. educa- xperience and salary expected to start. Address Box 111-H. Star office 17 WE HAVE a very interesting proposition for & woman of refinement in good soclul StAnd. ork on our membership committee 5 well and the wis. 216 to-weur depariment Apply at once. Mos- ex- ‘The Stockett- work is pleasant s See Investment Bldg., bet. 4 16 Publishing | concern of national reputation, foremost in its field, wants high- class representative to push line of fast-selling titles, standard literature and reference books. Many exclusive propositions. Liberal Commissions. Experi- ence desirable but not essential. To call on old customers and make new contracts. State qualifications. ~ Act promptly if you wish to be considered for this pleasant and highly re- munerative employment. 117 MeGill Bldg. Hosiery saleslady, exp: d. Apply Family Shoe Store, 418 7th st. n.aw. MILLINERY SALISLADIES M t be good apprarance and know how to sell: part and fuil ti Stanley's, 1209 ou are capable | HELP HELP—FEMALE. ) EXTERIENCED for hosiery mending machine. Apply Superintendent’s Office, 2d floor, Goldenberg's, 7th and K. ASSISTANT BUYER partment. experienced, a good saleswoman and capable of assisting in management oi department. This is an unusual opportunity for one qualified. Apply Employment Office, ___THE PALAIS ROYAL. INC. PRESSERS — First-class fancy pressers; steady work. Arcade Sunshine Co., 713 Lamont st. n.w. for boys' de- ______ HELP—DOMESTIC. COOK and general housework; white woman; stay nights. 1207 5th st. n.e. 5 GERMAN NURSE, well educated. for 2 chil- d: 200d wages and good home. Cali De- B e i GIRL. colored, neat. seitied, for general housework: stay nights: references required. 610 Madison st. n.w. _Ga. 4273. GIRL for general house cleaning; day paid. Harriss, 3118 M st. n.w. HOUSEKEEPER-GOVERNESS in_home with two school children, three adults and one maid: " good salary to educated person. | Decatur 469-w. 16 WOMAN, middle aged, fond of children: gen- eral housework: near Washington: good ref- erences: room with bath. Call after 7 p.m., Api. 21, 2901 16th st. n.w. WOMAN. colored. settled. for general house- work: stay nights; good city reference re- quired: mood pay. Apply 1532 Varnum st. (n.w. Adams 437 WOMAN. white, good plain cook. for family of i must stay nights: splendid room in 1200d home. Decatur 4424 i __ SITUATION—MAL { AUTO MECHANIC desires positior | chauffeur or mechanical work. 7467 AUTO MECHANIC desire privaie chaufeur. st.. Alexandria. Va., Apt. 5. BOOKKEEPER. now _empl change: quick and accurate at figures able. Address Box 112-H. Star_office. CARPENTER WORK WANTED—Contract or oBbing in i branches. "MeDonaid, Lin. CHAUFFEUR, private, colored, well ¢ enced: any driving: good references. tur 2384, i COLLECTOR with n,n.'Tm-r' ness: best of reference: 338-E. Star office. - : ed; can Address Box 32-F :o‘;fice‘m b INCOME TAX CONSULTANT, E¢ Miller, real estate office. Ryon, Inc.. lith st. n.w.: returns, prepared:_advice free. g“x‘l“:;lc’;‘nu:’{il m""x?;’ of blrl. eixecuuve e o 3 consider_any _legiti for ervices. Address Box S1-H. Stat oMee s MAN. young colored. wants place as janitor chaufTeur or hy 3 g chauiteur ouseman; city reference. MAN, colored. wishes work of kind; rel._John H. Price. 1521 Ghurch ot n.a o PAINTER. practical. wants steady work | day: experienced In decorative Work.. color blends. polyehreme. icugh texture.’ stone . ete. aracter a Address Box 1641 Star ‘ofiee 1 1< F PATENT searcher and transletor, experi- enced: ex-H. S. teacher: With pas. atiorme or_corp. _Address Box 35-H. Star office. 1 PRESS FEEDER, experienced; young man position: best references. Tel. - o 32 per private Call Adams A 15+ s garage work or Mr. Beach, 214 N. Royal ca- Ihment Address Box arm 3418 Dprotests’ and briefs wants regul Decatur 1 YOUNG MAN wants position in sto C ows csen N S07°5, o, 1u business.” Address Box YOUNG MAN wants position can drive car: ref Pol.nl'flvly - AND SITUATIONS. One who is thoroughly | cappENTE 57 RECOMMENDED SERVICE. CARPENTER — Partitions. built and glassed. floors laid a any kind shingles put on. Frankiin I‘ CARPENTERING. by joh or contract, small work given plasterine G CARPENTEPR. re b i fioors Taid 365 Irvine. Col % ___apl1* Repairs. porches closed. shelving. cabinets. o J. Rowell. Fr. 15218 CARPENTER. GENERAL REMODELING Houses, siores. porches. garaces; painti cement, screens; quick service. Potor 3740 2 B CARPENTER_Buiider, _cottages. garage: aiterations, repairs: distance no obiection AE.Hart. 3016 Adams st. ne. Atlantic 2671 o CHAIR CANFING. hand caneing carieing. upholstering. CLAY ARMSTR 1235_10th_st. n.w. Frankiin 7488, CHIMNEYS CLEANED. furnace repairing, «rate bars., asbestos covering: superior ferv- ice: boilers for sale. Crown Fuel Service, 917 11th si. n.w. Franklin_10183. DOOR CHECKS REPAIRED and refilled_ all makes. ARMIGER. 916 N. Y. ave. n.w. T s 5 ELECTRICAL WIRING and fixtures. oid and new houses: repairing and general house im- provements: lowest brices in town: from 1 to 3 years to pay; estimates free. American Elec. Co.. 733 9th. Fr. 9305 19+ ELECTRIC WIRING Will wire 8-room hove complete, i 5745 627 plint ONG, E n.w. Fr. 801. S0 ERT FLOOR FINISHING. scraping. el waxing: skilled mechanics; reduced price Paul_Serene. 1209 N. Cap. st. Main 10 EXPERT FLOOR WORK. old floors cially: work guaranteed: prices reas W. C. Deaton, 1272 N. H. ave. Dec FE z 3 petent_erectors. DuPont Supply Co. Main 5827 days: evenings. Adams 8648 FLOOR WORK. every description: very rea sonble: guaranteed: dustless machine: par quet specialist. L. T. Folk, 1935 Park rd. Adams 1436. _ : CLEANED, experienced wiite em- ploves. _Acme Floor Co. Adams 6883 FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. rep: covers made. Est. cheerfully free. _ Tittensor. 1600_8th st. n.w. HOT-WATER HEAT—_No down pavment yeaTs 10 Dayi no interest: 10-vear guaran terms low as 310 monthly. District Heatiug Co.. 710 14th st._n.w._Main 577 KEYS_Duplicate kevs, 25 cent: you wait. - Turner & Clark. 1221'; New Yor . n.w. Pr. 3 PAINTING. PAPERHANGING. FLAS' —Better work at _reasonabl lead and oil used exclusively: made whiis fiew address. ven satisfactory service: let us estimate politan Dec. Co.. 627 E n.w. Fr. 800 PAINTING. Daperhanging. hot-water A electricity. plumbing. roofing and ail generai contracting our specialties. We will paper average size room for $8: special reduction on all work this week only. cash _or terms Call Main 8007, 10059. American Decorating & Improvement Co.. Inc., 719 l1th st. o w. PAINTING AND PAPERHANGI] pert mechanics. Metropolitan 4989. SCOTT _CO. ges. cementing: general rep, & specialty: cali at once for low Spring ecti- mates. Lin: 8448. 15+ PAINTING. interior and exterior: fir work at prices you can afford. Holl Adams 2901. R .’,‘.‘,fl,{fi"fi;l":’"""fi“‘"" :»glnuiu‘ erior. Harry A. Glorius 3017 ve. n.w._Phone Col. 4338, . 23° - PAPERING AND PLASTERING—Rooms pa- Beied; 96 un " Columibia Decorating Co. 1005 PAPERING—Rooms. 36 and up; prompt tention: new 1929 patterns. J.' Ezdall. 3553 10th st. n.w. _Adams 7149. Call after 4 p.m. PAPERHANGING. painting, plasterinz, re- modeling. ~concreting, general repairs: Al work first class; get my prices first. _Col. R e 15% ififi"‘.’f‘"al"“h] d (p-mm.:.'uu‘mund reasonable rates: estimates given. ork at o s siven. PAPERHANGING rooms. $6 up: Dpal plastering:; reasonable prices: first-cla chanies. Lin. 6017 or Col. 3388. Le &_Robbins. PR |/ () ACCOMPANIST. e ENGLISH NURSE, experienced with you ;hxlk::l‘n Addr Box 233-:.“5;‘:"0 g:m. JIRL, colored. wi b N st nw. Decatur pran < Of A7 Kind. 12 GIRL, colored, wishes place i - lor's or_dentist’s ofice. 1 Atfantic 315, SIRL. colored. neat, position as mald in physician’s oflice or store, o i tme.West 1561-9 aiter 8 pmr 01° O PArt INSURANCE SECRETARY. 8 ve ence, tes b et ‘l’!‘lfir:!.)rlry or permanent NURSE. practical, _experienced patient’ sick i ‘ PSHents sick or invalid: highest POSITION in a private family or institus ton by a Comperent. tads of” niadie® hak: icferences furnishec. = Address M e wwarinner. Dyke. Gresie County, Vi STENOGRAPHER. _experienc sition. _Phone Columbia 1250 d"""u?"' SWEDISH MASSAGE for the circulation, Rervousness & Columbia fojg " ‘NSomnia. Mrs. Saunders, SITUATION—DOMESTIC. CHAMBERMAID—Woman of Swedish _de- scent: ¥00d se; B ofyeed seamstress.” Address Box’ 1e<H, COLORED — Pari-time work of any mOrNgs preferred. Call or white 010 3k seworker, full or enced majd-watréss, | North sea e SX0" DAY'S or part-time work wanted, maid. nurse, laundress o cook. GENERAL HOUSEWORK; - 5. IeR 8 NOUSEWORK ret.; stay niehis D) a'::xmm HOUSEWORK, by colored girl. 13 s.w. Tincoln 8307, GIRL. colored. wishes place as child’s nur ,Small family,” 1039 Vi, ave, Pot. Quick “experi- work. desires et Call #00d_gen- Dplace as Potomac or maid in 5027, Apt. 2 GIRL. colored. of neat appearance, wants nurse’ while mother Works: whole of pare. time work: no Sunday. Potomac 1769, ¢ GIRL wishes part-time j i no Is e e 'l,!'l Job in a.m.; no laun- GIRLS (two) want positions maid: stay nights, Apt. 22 GIRLS (two) want general part time: good references. LAUNDRY or 2 cook 1034 Euclid ‘st. n. housework ~or Call 1447 P et. cleaning for Fri . 3 - dry to bring home. Pot. 5184. e TR YOUNG GIRL, colo: i Ve YOUNG, GIRL, colored. wishes day's work . PERSONAL. FOR ADOPTION—SIX BRIGHT. HEALTHY Baby boys from 3 weeks: to 5 monine. nen Ehiladelphia. VEIL HOSPITAL. Langhorne, CONFIDENTIAL —INVESTIGATIONS SINCE 1885; master ‘key to all sources of Inform: tion. Franklin 6700, Bradford Secret Ser ice. Transportation Building. _ mhi9® MASSAGE, PHYSIOTHERAPY. CHIROPRAC: tic. Sura'J Holmstrom, 508 E. Capitol st. Phone_Lincoln 7137, iy SLIP COVERS. 3.PC. E_WITH_SEP. ushions. snap fasieners: incl. material. $16. R__L._Isherwood. 1513 28th se. Lin. 5350. TRUSSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL money-saving _prices. Fit_and_satistaction guaranteed. Expert lady and gentleman at- tendants to_care for your every want. Peo- ples Drug Siore No. 2. 7th and E sts. n.w. VIOLET RAY ELECTRIC TREATMENTS: nurse, 1410 Hopkins st. n.w.. bet. 20th and 215t sts., O and P; daily, Suiiday: no phone. NURSE HAVING OWN HOME WILL CARE for elderly iady. Raies reasonable. Shep- VIT-O-NET BLANKET _ TREATMENTS Therapeutic Lamp. Battle Creek Henlth Builder._Oil and alco rubs. _Potomac 4121 PRIVATE _AMBULANCE _ SERVICE—CITY calls, $4: $300 couch-casket fumerals. $195: $1£0 steel vaulls, $35: terms can be arranged satisfactorlly. By Washington's most rea- sonable undertaker, W. W. CHAMBERS CO., 14th,_cor Chapin st. n.w. Phone Col. 432. EVERY CARE GIVEN INVALIDS, CONVA- lescents and azed by nurse in her own home. e Adams 7363. 1833 Kalorama rd. NURSE WILL CARE FOR INVALIDS. CON- valescents. elderly people in her home: spe- cial dist: massagine. Clev. 2865-J. 20 SEWING OF ALL KINDS DONE VERY REA- ebls, Summe:’ dresses. $2.50. Address Box . Star office - 1 DO WINDOW AND HOUSE CLEANING: floors cleaned, refinished. shellacking and wasing hanging and painting. odd jobs. av_ or estimate at reduced rates Pot. 2868 B WANTED, Home for black mother ¢at about to have Kittens: only those really fond of cats need apply. Address Box 103-11. Star office. Tnvalis QUNSON REST HOME nvalids.” aged and convaleseents, dtet. 1775 Laner' pi._Gol. sarr "oecis! MABELLE HONOUR “GRADUATE SCHOOL. All branches beauty culture work done by efficient xraduates only nt moderate price: Tev oitr Special Combination: Shampoo with Marcel, Fineer Wave or Water Wave, $1.00. PERMANENT ‘WAVE. $5.50. 1325 N. H. Ave. N.W. doors south’ Dupont Ciicle) Cxll for appointment. N. 10409, Dpape by hour. Call R _RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star reade Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will reccive prompt attention, For admission to Recommended Service Column call Main 00, Branch 115, BEDDING—Prepare for your Spring house | cleaning. ~ Mattresses. pillows, box springs and | wire springs renovated and emade. Let us do it now_before the rush. Columbia Bed- ding Co.. 219 G st. n.w. M. 5528 i BEDDING of ail kinds renovated and steril- 17ed by process approved by Health Dept.. D. C.Prompt service and low prices. Eazle Bedding Co.. 2215 5th st. n.e. Decatur 7 BEDDINC | REDDING RENOVATED. mattresses. pillows, feather mat.: down comforts re-cov. ered. Ideal Bedding Co., 622 E n.w. M. 4094. g™ S PAPERHANGING 'AND PAINTING—8pe Drices this week only. We will scrape. siz size room for 33 work ing for 5 vears. Paint- general contracting with very low eash or terms: no interest. People Home Decorating Co.. Inc.. 817 Sth n Main_7417-8. 15 PAPERHANGIN service at low prices: skilled me Get my estimates. L. growe PAPERHANGING — Rooms up: estimates furnished: work suar; Ao T Joome. 2129 18th st nw. De PLUMBING. HEATING, OIL, BURNING R¢- pairs and instellations. Found relinble fof 2 years. J. R. Guerin. 412 E. Cap. Lin. 3417, PIANO TUNING. $2.00. We specialize In zeneral tiano repairs and rebuildinz. Cet our estimates. Prices reasonable Skilled mechanics. Work guaranteed. Sanderson- rel chanics. Col._554; 55 and anteed. Avt 12 Schaeffer Co.. 644 H Lin. 1057. Night service Pot. 6141 ang w. g ROOF REPAIRING of Paintin waterproofing. - Reasonable. Latham Ronf- ing_Co.._North 101 140 R REPAIRING, spoutin UPHOLSTERING. low_prices. holstery Co.. 403 1ith st Main 4902. _ _ UPHOLSTERY—AIl our work is done by ex- pert men. We do first-class work only and charge vou less than you pay for eheap work. Why not let us do_over your furni ture” STEPHEN J. BOROWSKL The Colony Shop, 2121 18th st. n.w. North 7753 WINDOW — SHAD] prices Clev. to _messure. facts agyn® Shade Pactory. 3417 Conn. a FREE MARCELS. WED.: HAIR TRIM . MON , 10c: finger wave Tues.. 25c: scalp tre E{ ¥ri, 2. v . $5 . Wed. Pri. Sat, (take elevator). ot —_MOTOR TRAVEL. DRIVING TO RICHMOND. VA.. BATURDAY pm. return Sunday pm. Hudson sedan Cnll” Atlantic 1707 evenings ] MIAMI $21 JAX. 317 S: 'Missourl via Colurabus 1._Sterling Hotel. Main 5237 MIAMI. $22—Owner, ariving Hudson sedan leaving' Saturday or Sunday. wants four of five passencers: economical stopovers: refe erences exchanged. North 4364 16° —_ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIE: PARTNER with $1.000 or more for all-vear resort with _hunting and fisking. Box_315-D. Star office. A REAL BARGAIN in a best location in city: ow t cash, rest terms. Address Box Star_office 30-YEAR ESTABLISHED BUSINESS: retir= ing: sporting goods. radio. music. sew machines and other ood liries. long lease give i car brick rarage to rent separate or With store. _Address Box 92-E. Star office $5.000 CASH WANTED for water front de~ velopment that is bound to go auickly at large profit; second trust on property as security. __Call Main 6593 for Appointment. _ 14* DELICATESSEN lunch. good corn car line: cheap if sold ouickly. Cail at 3600 13th st. ne. i it i 0 WANT SPACE for a haberdashery in store: reply immediately. Address Box 168-H. oliee. ST rby 14 HAVE £3.000 OR $4.000. with service, invest in legitimate business that will s investigation: best references. Address Box 149-H. Star office. 3 14+ DELICATESSEN for sale: light lunch, sada fountain: real bargain: priced to sell. Call Fr. 9338. % b Z ) ROOMING HOUSE of 8 rooms. well fure nished and always filled. just scross from Interior Dept.: moving away eause of selle ing. Call Franklin 5058 for particulars i 1 HAVE SEVERAL CLIENTS for paving busis ness places In any line_ 1f you want & aick sale, see P. F. CARLEY. 802 10th st. 14* £4.000 WELL SECURED 3rd TRUST NOTE, due 9 months; will discount $1,000. Mam 1332. BEAUTY SHOP-—Good location and ciienieie; reasonable terms: owner selling because of health. Met. 6780 NICE STORE with 5-room Petworth. with establi mercani A regular little gold mine for a _hustler. Store and all merchandise, £17.000. No other store within several bloc Main 7831 1108 8th ST N.W.—Rooming house very reazonable: rooms occupied. twgen 6 and 7 p.m. _Franklin 895 WANT TO BUY a small ladies n wear business: give details ~ Address 166-H. Star office. g 5 GENERAL CONTRACTOR and_ compete civil “ens completed sve Government ¢ desires partner with about $25.000 to finance larger. contracts: No 1 references. Address Box 217-H. office. R 8¢ EXCLUSIVE BEAUTY SALON on Conn. ave. reasonable. North 6709. = 15e CAFE in very large apartment house: gomni business: excellent future: low rent: firsg person 4nvesticating should buy: price. 5600, Address Box 99-H. Star omce. GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES. handling 10 ga lines: ‘going, established business: low ren Box 300-H. Star office WILL LEASE small gasoline station in s.e. for '$75 per month. with long lease: plenty of ground to develop business. P. J. Inc.. 1107 Eye st. n.w. 5 3 WILL SELL fo Gentils perty for 3720 casii & business. immediate returns: unlimited seibilities: should earn $90 weekly. This ew. Address Box 196-E. Star ofice. * _ VFSTORS ATTENTI 3 in talking and &vnchronized motion pict'ipgs open & wew fleld to investors; act auitks Address Box 191-H. Star office, HARDWARE BUSINESSPaint. oil. =l and housewares stare. Address Box 108-H. Star_office. 16° DELICATESSEN AND LUNCH (oF partner feasonable. 1336 9th n.w. Phone Northi ATLANTA, €13 Sat. apartment in hed business. general LUNCH ROOM. best location: d sale. ‘will sell cheaply: golden o owner. Adrr 58 ire quick ortuni