Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1929, Page 37

_WERE T Sunday Monday Tuesday THE ‘EV‘ENING BTAR, 'WABHTNGTO'N, i S 'WEDNESDAY APRIL 10, 1929, Wednesday T.hmhy oy ey By o 3 Amhmdr g Fosoeinis to 08 o 'Yonlu Hodge Podye. Apollo _Top! Ave Gflltl S Bow’ wnd (Gharles Rogers in - (synchron.). i s Jimmy Valen- synchronized). “Wi Clara Thelma Todd in "Sel en_Footprints to Sa: tan” (syn. o’a Comedy. ima Todd in “Sev- Footprints to Ba- Yook es. * Ho Podx neh.). iy Valen- My g vnwnom ‘Hhore” (synehronized), o William \lnyl i men! Saturday “Tady oF the Pave- {ayachron.). e_ree] ady of the P Ofyyhenron.): Vitaphore _reel. I"nlly Nflwll’nfl lllll "nonknn . (synch.). Vita. .1 !flY Ly ree ufil Berial O itap] Fannie Brice in Dlxh\ “ay" Man" (synch.). Vitaphone 3| subject " Douslas llnl.nln in I"The Carnation Kid” Aynehrons fl‘a’.fl"’- ana' pe Richard Arlen, ™ Bow and ¢ ngs” Dark. (Talking picture.) Comedy. Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell James_Hall and Francis X. Bushman in “Street_Angel. " Douglas u-cl.em in “Thy Dous! “The Carnation Kid. Talking picture). Comedy. News. Carnation Kid.” News, Richard DIX in ‘Redskin” synch.). Cameo_comedy. .___Vitaphone_subject ‘arroll in u',",’.!'&.',?y n-g : . Buster Keaton in ] “The Cameraman.” Comedy. Topics. Lill Damita in “Forbidden Love.” Monte Blue. Ohaul “. Lola Wilson and Marion von “Red l.lp Mack Sennett's e s T@n-"ufi"o‘m nort sublects. “The CoWboy ‘R'g“ Sills in uglas_ Pairbanks John Gilvert n 1' “When the Clouds “Desert Nights.” Dolores Costello and Conrad Nukel i3 “The Redeeming (synchroaized. « Dolores Costello and Conrad Nagel in “The Redeeming Sin" Nancy Carroll and Charles’ Rogers in bie's Irish synchronized. (synchronized.), Nancy Carroll and William Haine: “Alins Jimmy Volentine. (syachronized.). Fogers in, Lriih Rose” William Haines in iAm el Mnnte n,u- Lois Wilson in “Conauest” (all-taikie) CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 p.m. day befors publication. For Sunday, 8:30 p.m. Saturday. At the Branch Agenclas, one hour earller, both for daily ‘and Sunday. Only Exceptions. Death notices and Lost and Found ertisements for the daily will be accepted up to noon day of issue except Saturday and Holldays, when the closing Bunday Star will be accepted up to 11 p.m. Saturday. Richard Arien, Clara Bow and Charles Rogers in “Wings~__(synchion. cheries mcn.m Arlen, w and gers in William Haines in “Alias Jimny Valen- tine” (synchronized). Vitaphone_sul George Bancroft and George Bancroft and Esther Reliton and Naacy Carroll in N “The Wolf of Wall Stree! “The Wolf of James Hall in “The Case of Lena Smitn.” ancy Carroll_in Street.” tine’ Fannle Erice in as Jimmy Valen- My Lian" uynchror:mm. ne l’onlufib. Vitapi hnnle Bflu in (evnchronised). Vitaphone subje Glenn Tryon In id Corinne Griffith and Lowell Sherman in ““The Garden of Eden.” _(ollegians. Greta Garbo and Lewls Stone Farrell Itho id, “Riley_tne Cop.” Righard Dix i “Redskin. Nancs Carroll and Cherles Rogers ii ‘Able’s Irish Ros ch.). fety_reel Pauline Frecerick and Hobe Bert Lytell in “on Trial” Nancy Carroll Eugenia Gllbert in, “After_the Storm.” Mary_ Astor_in ‘New Year's Eve.” Vits nh:l‘u short Gary Cooper and Nancy “Carroll in “Shopworn Angel.” Comedy. art_Bosworth and Vict Comeds. the German ™ Jas, Oliver - Curvood's Conras “The Redeeming Sin’ synchroniz.\ Comedy. Richard Dix in “Redskin” (synch.). Comedy. Serial. “The Yellowback.” Vitaphone_subject. ictor McLuglen and Claire Windsor, in *Capt. Lash. Comeds A an rha Case of Lena 8mith.” _Comed rd Dix and Beimont in Gladys i s “Redskin. in Tne Dendwood Coach. Comedy. !ehlnd lhz German Lines. Pathe Review. Krazy Kat cartoon Nancy Carroll an les Rorets in, O ehind _ths Cameo comeds. Behind the German Krazy Kat. cartoon. Nancy Carroll and Charles Rogers in Joan Crawford and John Mack Brown in Lines.” “Our Dancing Cor co';nellut Keefe in “The Adorable Cheat.” ine Logan in e Faker Laurel-Hardy comedy. ila Lee and Comeds., Hoot_Gibson_ 1 “Thg Sy Skidde "nurfionuom’eu"wfl Noyelty reel C ‘The Rescue’ ie’s Irish Rose (synchronized). (synchrenized). German “Me Gangste Lis o Laurel Haray in “The Home Towners” (all-talkie). Comedy._New: Princess “The Home Towners” it in L ““The Million-Dollar collar (svnehron’). ‘Comed: ihe, Squeh Seas Rin-Tin-Tin_in- s Loulse Fasenda in “Stark Mad'" sll-talkle) Ronald Colman in ““The Rescue” (syachronized). hone_subject Monte_Biuc_in “White Shadows of Lois Moran in -, 2ndfeld. Comed. T Georze O'Brien and Rex, the wild horse, in 1d Blood " “The Srevtound umneu” (aynch.). Vita, reel Tom Mix in “8ky High.” Our Gang comedy. Serial. fon Nixon in eraldine. Ie and Mike illion-Doliar (synchron.). Tionel llrumo Lewis Scone in “Freedom of the Press.” Serial. _Vitaphons _reel. Vitsphone act. medy. Lois Wilson i Hugh Allan in “Object Alimony." Sennett_comedy. Savoy vumnl nanly “The Awakening.” Inkwell Imp _cartoon. “West of Zanzibar. Lon Chaney in apt, Lash. €norus’ Girl Laurel-Hard! o i comedy. camedy. Righ d Talinadge and~ Doug Fairbanks, Jr. and Jobyna Ralston il “Power of the Press.” Seris ara Pedford in ‘The Cavaller. Snookums comedy. ins of the Fathers.” Silver Seco Sprins Ronald Cciman in ‘The Rescue” (syn.). Movietone News. Vitaphone_subjec! Al Jolson and Davie Lee in “The Singing Fool” (synchronized). Tivoli Takoma “The Rescu Movietone News Vitaphone_subjec “The Singing Fool” Douglas MacLean in “The_Carnation Kid"” (mln Vitanhone reel. Helene Costello ang Cullen Landis in “Lights of dew York” Al Jolson and Davie Lee in (synchronized). The, (syn.). ariety ree! " Helene Costello and “Lights of New Yorl Ton Chaney in Ce Jom B “West of Zantibar.” Comeds. Alleen Pringle m 8| M Esther Falston in { Lena John k Aisapatis, News. Vitaphone reel. Cartoo; John | Ollben. nnd Cullen Laadis_in Erpest Torrence in Desert Nights" (all-talkie e it i (ayn.). Oddity. Oth Alun Hule Renee Ad “The Splele ._Comeds. Vita. subject. Madge Bellamy in ugitives” (synch.). Tim McCoy in “The Bush Rancer.j e Cahene and_Kel Truxton = Darrow and Brown in Ds “The Circus Kid.” Moran and McLagle Alvar, 5 B4 in “The River Pirate. n “Driftwood. “Husbands for Rent.” Monte Blue in “White Shadows. “Streets of lilusion.” Ken Maynard in It and Keith in “Gun' Gosvel.” Richard Arlen. Clara Bow and Charles Rogers in “Wings” (synch.). York cl Clara Bow and “Wings” William Haines in “Alias Jiwmy Valen= tine g Cartoon. Richard Arlen, harles Rogers in (synch.). “Allas Jimmy Valen Cartoon. Vitu. reel. Fannie Rrice in *My Man" (synchronized). Vitaphone subjec William_Haines in tine” '(synchren.) Glenn Tiyon in “The Kid's Clever.” Comedy. Serial. (synchronired). Vitaphone subject. ‘Vitaphone subject. Attractions in Washington Theaters NATIONAL PLAYERS—“The Skull.” Next week, beginning Monday, the National Theater Players will present the comedy-mystery _thriller, “The Skull,” & play which Washington has never seen and which is now on a road tour of the country, the National layers beirg #he first company ever to roduce it in repertoire. It was written by Bernard J. Owen and Harry E. Humphrey, two master stage techni- cians. It is said to replete with star- tling scenes and situations, the back- ground of the whole operation being an abandoned church near Greenwich, Conn. Extraordinary characters are sketched in “The Skull,” including an old pro- fessor. who is a hypnotist on the side and “The Skull,” whose identity is not revealed until the final curtain. Also there. is a2 group of men and women ‘who become “inextricably enmeshed in the happenings.” Two,_matinees, Wednesday and Sat- urday, will be played during the run of “The. Skull,” which comes heralded as ona of the finest mystery plays of the ey, WARDHAN PARK—“A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” “A Midsummer Night's Dream, staged by George Vivian, will be the offering this week end, Friday and Sat- urday, with matinee at 2:30 and eve- ning performance at 8:15 o'clock both days, in the Junior Theater at Ward- man Park. The Junior Theater is nearing the close of a highly interesting and worth- wuile departure in the theater. This Winter they have presented the best of plays, often with performances that rose to unusual standards, and for audiences that began with childhood but that grew to adult proportions. Still the idea holds in the minds of the producers that in youth must be formed the taste for good drama. This will be the last Shakespeare play of the season. It will be given'by the Junior Players, with George Vivian in {the role of Nick Bottom. Helen and Hermia will be played by Kay-Conway and Shirley Horton; Henry Fonda will be Demetrius; Kent Smith, Lysander; Betty Kilbourne, King Oberon; Leslie Kent, Hyppolita, and Marguerite Thorne, Queen Titania. Next week the Junior Theater will give “The Poor Little Rich Girl.” STRAND—“RED HOTS.” Among the hold-over burlesque shows | of lest season entitled to greater con- sideration is Wave White’s troupe of merry makers, who will entertain musi- cal burlesque patrons of Mutual at the Strand Theater next week. Several new faces will be recognized, some who in the past have been associated with big_musical comedy successes. The principals include Agnes Mec- Cormack, Billy Gordon, Bert Scott, Gordon Rydeen, Milt Frankford and Wlevde ‘White, the Jatter two being fea. tured. ¥. W. C. A. GIRLS IN “CINDERELLA.” The Girl Reserves of the Young Women’s Christjan Association will present “Cinderella,” a musical fairy tale in three acts by Harvey Worthing- ton Loomis, in Baker Hall, Seventeenth and K, Priday evening and Saturday afternoon and evening and under the direction of Imogene B. Ireland and Alice Sigworth Morse. The operetta is given under the general direction of Miss Elsa M. Peterson, chairman of the Girl Reserve department, and the Girl Reserve secretaries, Miss Mabel R. Cook, Miss Dorothea McDowell and Miss Katherine Moritz. The proceeds will be used to send girls to the Summer conference at Lake Kiskiminitas, Pa., and to Kamp Kalhart whp otherwise would not have a vacation, Specially designed costumes for both p incipals and chorus and the tings are to be features of the mrmuncn More than one ' hun red Girl Reserves chosen from clubs in the various high schools in the city will appear in the chorus numbers, and in @ serles of newly created dances. Leading roles will be enacted and sung by Mary Middleton as Cinderella, Marcia Knowlton as Lantana, Jean Bone and Mary Welchel as the stepsisters, Prunella and Sardella; Ursula Estes as Eldora, the fairy god-morher. Virginia Hunter as the fairy queen, Catherine Schofield as Pririce Charming, and Ruth Nalls as a herald. Tickets may be had at the Young Women's Christian Association, Seven- teenth and K. ST. MARTIN'S CLUB MINSTRELS. The second annual minstrel show and wvaudeville revue by the St. Martin's Club_will be given next Monday and ! ‘Tuesday gwmlnn ‘at the Immaculate Conceptidn Hall, Eighth and N streets northwest, . . The Beaux Sisters, Estelle Dean, Leo ‘Wilkinson, the Carroll Sisters, the Rans- dell Sisters, Pauline Loria, hy Skinner, Helen Iaeger and Poole aré the leads. Themdmannre “Chicago” O'Brien, “Duteh” Wldmlye'r, .'Ioe lndmn, Dan Onnwrs. Jl;n ke Rooney. John J. i e week from tonight, bringing for three performances all the splendors of the finest grand opera that America or that any land produces today. Massenet's ““Manon” opens the series, with beauti- ful Lucrezia Bori in the title role and with Gigli, De Luca and Rothier in the cast, Wednesday evening, April 17, ‘Washington will be privileged to hear four notable casts in the three operatic events. For the second evening the | famous “twins” of opera will be given | with quite unrivaled stars in the casts. “Cavalleria Rusticana” will have Rosa Ponselle, Philine Falco, Marion Telva, Tokatyan and Lawrence Tibbett. *“Pa- glicei” brings Edward Johnson as Canio, Edith Fleischer as Nedda, Giuseppe Danise who is said to be above re- proach in his singing of the “Prologo,” Angelo Bada and George Cehanovsky. Verdi's “Aida, for the Saturday matinee, April 20, is given as & gorgeous spectacle, the entire corps de baliet with Rita De Leporte, being seen here for the only time. Again Rosa Ponselle | will sing, with Giacomo Lauri-Volpi as Rhadanes, Marion Telva as Amneris, Mario Baslola as Amonasra, Ezio Pinza, Alfio Tedesco and Alda Doninelli. Serafin' will conduct. Four of the most famous operatic scores will be given in Washington. One from the French has delicacy and finesse; three throb out. the greatest arias of Italy. It is a rich opportunity to hear truly great singing. Tickets are on sale at Mrs. Wilson- Greene's concert bureau in Droop’s. METROPOLITAN—“The Canary Murder Case.” - Baffling mystery, developed with sin- gular effectiveness in a carefully woven plot, is promised in Paramount’s latest all-talking picture, “The Canary Murder Case,” next week’s feature at the Metro- politan. It is based on the novel by S. S. Van Dine. The main character is Philo Vance, a clever criminologist. Keen and calcu- lating, he ignores the usual methods employed by the police and gradually gathers sufficient evidence to fasten the situation is said to be worked out in logical and convincing fashion, building up through many mysterious sequences to an unusually powerful climax. Vance is played by Willlam Powell, and the leading feminine roles are played by Louise Brooks and Jean Arthur. Others in the cast are James Hall, Gustav Von Seyffertitz, Eugene Pallette and Louis John Bartels. PALACE—“The Flying Fleet.” Saturday, at Loew's Palace, will usher in for the new week Metro-Goldwyn- | Mayer's sound picture, he Flying Fleet,” featuring Raymond Novarro, supported by a fine cast, which includes Anita Page, Ralph Graves, Edward Nu- gent and Carroll Nye. This production is said to have been made with the co- | operation of the United States Navy, and | shows giant seaplanes thundering in the | skies, hawklike fighting planes, the wreck of a huge flying monster at sea and a sensational parachute jump from a blazing plane. Although two-thirds of the picture was filmed in the air, the story has a rich vein of human interest and a delicate love romance. The stol 5“5 v}vlrmen by Comdr. Frank Wead, During actors’ jubilee week Wesle: Eddy and the Palace Syncopators wi be presented in John Murray Anderson's Loew-Publix Fm\!ncflcn. “Laces and Graces.” it a setting of mosques, minarets nnd desert sands are presented the following: Cirillino and Fortunello, in a comedy act; Molly O'Day, dances; the Tommy Atkins Sextet and the Gam- by-Hale Girls in new routines. Added attractions will include a movietone ap- pearance of famous stars in behalf of actors’ jubilee week, the M-G-M News, short g‘“fi’ifi,’f pcx'“"°§ Gaige at the organ #in 'alace Syncopators, un- der Harry Borjes. l‘OX——"SItflII‘ Boy.” The Fox management announces its Summer paolicy with the reappearahce | next week of the 39 Fox Melocg' Masters las tgmmmnt stege feature, at least for Summer months, This will transfer Leon Brusiloff and the grand orchestra from the pit to the stage. John Irving Fisher continue as master of ceremonies. i On the screen Victor McLaglen will Soak. "“Sirang Bov: 1 reporied to Bive . “Strong Boy” is re| ve | Mr. McLaglen splendid gl‘l!l. coupled with the fact that it was pro- duced under the direction of John Ford, who created “The Iron Horse"” 1 and “Four Sons.” It is accompanied by | |a Pox Movietorie_symphonic score ar- | ranged by S. L. Rothafel (Roxy). ; ‘The Fox Movietone News will ogzen | sent world events in sound dnd mx while Mr. Brusilofi’s Melody Masters will’ offer a novel overture from the stage. EARLE—“The Wild Party.” Clara Bow and her latest mxn her Paramount Wild Party, wlll be the major screen .ffer- o e 2 PR nldnlthi a premiere this week. “The story of “The Wild Party,” ?‘T‘\lflm outh,” is said to u.ll for youth's maddest fiaunting of the con % murder on the guilty man. The eritirey |an undereurrent of romance through- out the play. Frederic March furnishes the heroic male appeal in the play and a dazzling group of “baby stars” supports the inimitable Clars COLUMBIA—“The Broadway Melody.” It was to be expected that a picture like “The Broadway Melody” will be held over next week, making a third week. This is Metro-Goldwyn-Maye: talking, singing, dancing dramatic sen. sation which is shattering all records at Loew's Columbia and elsewhere the | country over, Featured in the cast are Bessie Love, whose acting, critics say, is a revelation; Anita Page and Ohll'lu King of musical comedy fame. ‘The picture is a story of life mk- stage, and it deals primarily with two | sisters who bring their act from the | “sticks” to break into a Broadway pro- | duction. They are to be assisted in this 1by Charles King, who has always evi- denced a liking for the older sister, but when he sees the younger he changes gradually and comes to love her. Both | sisters realize this in time, and the| younger does her best to discourage | ‘him. The older sister, however, makes | the sacrifice and pretends that she | never loved him and was only in!er-‘ ested in what she could get out of him. | A short subject, “Confession,” a' Metro movietone act directed by Loweil | Sherman and an incident of the World | War, with the Fox Movietone News, the M-G-M News, Claude Burrows and | the Columiba Orchestra, complete the program. LITTLE THEATER—“Simba.” A photographic record of the four- year animal hunt entitled “Simba,” made and released by Mr. and Mrs, | Martin Johnson, is to be shown next week, starting saturflsiv‘ at the Little Theater under e auspices of the Fine Arts Guild of Washington. ‘The fllm was four years in the mak- ing, against some of the greatest handi- caps ever known to man. In it in- cluded some of the rarest ani of the jungles, most of which never be- fore had been photographed. The ani- mals, wild, carnicorous beasts, were surprised in_their native haunts never before seen by man. The name “Simba” is the native term for lion, one of the main worries of the black men of Africa. “Bimba,” & burlesque of the feature picture, will be one of the ldded attractions. INDIAN BOMB BLASTS BLAMED ON NOVICES Amateurish Construction Cited by Police as Reason Damage Was No Worse. By the Associated Press. NEW DELHI, India, April 10.—Police officials believe failure of the two bombs dropped in the Legislative Assembly Monday to cause more casualties than they did was due to their amateurish construction. Both bombs were made from preserve cans, filled with scraps, of metal and explosives. They were, nevertheless, powerful enough to hurl fragments into all parts of the chamber. There was much symphathy here to- day for Sir Bomanjee Delalal, benev- olent, 80-year-old paree merchant from Bombay, who employed much of his wealth in thropic works. He has a deep three-inch wound in his thigh and was suffering from severe shock. Sir George Schuster suffered from a splinter wound which was not regarded serious: and from shock. Wounds of others were not serious. There was a possibility that when the assembly, reconvenes Thursday V. J. Patel, its president, will modify his ruling on the public safety bill. he was about to make when yesterday's disturbance occurred. - The decision, it was understvod, would have had the effect. of cnm{t off debate on the bill, which would Buthorize deportation of I nori-Indians convicted of communistic agitation, DIAMOND HOARD SEIZED IN TRUNK Falie Bottom. Hides $100,000 in a !nulry uq Uncut Stones. Smugglers Blamed. BY the Auoelma Press. customs &‘nw _uwmn .:;t:r O] 2 e e il wil mae bottom of a ship- 4 : smmer from Havana in to have been an at- 555 L3 SE ? 5‘§?§5 had made their discovery before his request was received. The man was sald to have been accompanled by a woman and child. 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M!;N—Ren-ble city firm _reauires sever energetic men to sell service on w substantial commission sil_or part time.__Address_Box 119 offce. MEN for selling: lieral commission reement; steady ‘e not nccml’rly. w line nu ln rance: annusl pre- 470! liberal_commissions and perpetual l Cal 8. Worth- fikton, Bradiey 608, before 1 d after dem__ MEN, ! te. to do awnii John 8. Morrison, 1130 4'4 st. PRFSSER, experienced, wante wotk” Abply " Standard Cieane 101 K st. RADIG. SERVICE MAN -~ Ciewwr-sat “your an With bractical experlence on standard all-electric radio sets: must cal Apply Mr. Reynolds. 635 N. Y. ave. RADIO SALESMEN (3) wanted: ¢00d Brop lfll[Oh for ;ln{lflfflfiffl men l‘l;)g"e?‘:rn:‘:"::r o of other lines: bros {;1 ':f'"'"%dxn ‘Shop, 3201 Mt. Pleasant, 9 16 1 Apply SALESMAN for grocery staple by large high- grade manufacturer. Al ¢l acter and rec- RO fence. Rexl con: e and experience - neion TR Teal’ producer. Address Box | HALISHAHA-WI haye | for ‘s hllh- de salesman of and aracte: Do lfl‘r ll:‘ ri‘ll\‘d. The Walbert Co., 1748 M st. n.w.._2nd_floor. o k) B eence and s " constructive | While the work is estimating and selling, we do mot want a dyed-in-the-wool sales- man;, rather & man who is capable of learn- ing ‘the business and handiing eversthing during_absence of mana tve full de: e -nu telephone. Address Box 131°M. TrRAnEnt Goultion Ly P ability anent position ! opportunity to | Advance. o nmuun Manufacturer established 30 Jears, rated AAACL and with Broduct that is sold all over the world. is_expanding Bt a0 Yeep ‘pace with inereased business. _Thete openings require men of recommended character who are esperienced in_calling on the retail merchant. Appli- cants must be betwesu 25 and 30 years of aee and own & car. To a limited nmber of such men we offer a permanent tractive jncome and opportunity fo Those selected will be thoroughly d at ovr Toledo factory at Our ex- given %‘cl\ul" territory. . for E 1] tel! AP~ it g'u'u'u'fl"‘ i, g & STATION ATTENDANT ) fiznmu “ ‘fi‘;‘"."- ‘xnrfinu required. I{M‘ \ll e gm‘u and will be do Beale Co.. | LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE_A PLEASANT. BUTLER and houseman, color- ed: must be experienced in private family work or don’t apply ; good salary. Bring ref- erences tonight, between 7:30 and 9:30, 2844 Connecticut ave. nw. TYPIST-BILL CLERK, young man, by large cencern; must be rapid typist; state age and expe- rience ‘alary to start, $20. Ad- dress Box 44-M, Star office. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. JANITOR for office bullding; _and D ly man and wife; rk_selling a nation- ANT outdoor worl ry and commis iy advertised produet: glon conditionally.” Ca e e e d poultry direct from + steady employment. Rockville, Md. TTE COUPLE. elderly. for {ront | end kitchen: lllhl service part pay lur rrnt Plymouth, Fr. 7821-3. XPE kll‘\kk for part time work. In our shoe and dress goods dept Apply LANSBURGH & BRO., 4th Floor, Employment Office. LESMEN. OPENING for._one Joung: energetic sier- man, education, pleasing personaiity and self motive power more imporiant thi experience. Plenty of prospects and a necessary co-operation supplied. Commis nets good income and quic ns. Auply personally between 11 and 12 oclock. Ernst W. Spink, 1030 Inyest- e re and accessory company loelll! dress Box 43-M, Star office. SALESMEN, two, to introduce electric ad- vertising: state age. experience and phone Address Box 88-M, Star_office. i BALESMEN WANTED—To completc our or- | ganization we need three live-wire under- | iters. to sell our Multiple Income policy— | £ pays 5 wa 180 our non-canceilable disability policy for busii sional men only. as well as accident and sickness contracts. Leps, Franklin 3323. and_profes- | 1 forms of life. | Phone C. | INSTRUCTION COURSES. worth-while vocation. The Mabelie Honour system saves months of time in learning and | with cost of tuition. Day, evening | Easy terms. pelle’ Honour | s Rl i lephone switchboard op- | erating. an easy, fascinsting, well paying | means of liveiihood. ~ Oxford 4 renching and progressive ever prepared | for any vocation. Register now fo learn | barbering or beauty culture; make your actual start _later. _Particulars matled. MOLER BYSTEM. Tio 5. 20rd st New York. AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. auire about our new meihod; iicensed’ whi men:_established 10 yur; Caii_Lin. 83. IP A DOUBTER. P Tre ros. TBIRK. o u-c money you can make by school noted for its thorough yet .y-on. courses; get the best. earn & real salary. U can. " Indlire " today: . no " obliEaion: sd_Secretarial School ) G or M. 2338 BEARD SCHOOL OP MUSIC—More than 100 Duplls playing professionaily, concert. radio. Rapid _ popular and modern academic courses: - piano. violin. raxophone. banjo. trumpet. " INSTRUMENTS LOANED. _Or. chestra cl; Dance. Congert. Coachin by forem rtists. _Professional en; gagements open o puplls who aualify. 3471 AUTO DRIVING, TAU pert Jady inatructres. West 3 w AUTO U Sonasle Totes Cull Georaa 1060-VE, o m Kennedy &t n.w. UICKLY. EX. Call CONOVER. 2128 BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. BEGIN NOW_TO PREPARE FOR CENSUS | OFFICE. EDITORIAL CLERK, STATISZICS, | STEN. AND TYP. EXAMS. THE CIVIL BERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL, s.c. cor. STENOGRAPHERS. BOOKKEEPERS, ists. male and female. needed to supply the 1400 frms (hat use (his ofice regularly ss r employment depi. In the past five | ynnl we have placed 3.971 people in office | no charge uniess placed. ~Wash- 214 Nat. Press Bl e i ed daily. Pree registration. Personnel Ser ice Company. Metropolitan 1433, Reom 208, | position | record. Address Box 103-M. | CHAUFFEUR wishes position as truck | afternoons. HELP AND SITUATIONS. HET P—WOMEN. .___(Continued.) PERSONAL. (Continued.) 3. for ' ren; ‘mml ing work. The m for sales d‘.lrlllln!‘ hosfery and revious l:mknerc lmno'l:lu 2 e P‘:'“:’n“ or' "?".:"m ent, e ‘' Ja iment. incoln Theater, 1215 You ll S.Am:'m (00 wanted for temporary Ear] 5 e, OMAN OF cl-uuu\c'rm _to_nu imporiant traveling position that is not routine work and offers unusual o portunity for advancement: high-school edu- cation. unencum 38 to 45: no investment required; teed income and rtunity to earn & _year.. Do not telephone: call In person: no canvassers. Mrs. Rine. La Fayette Hotel. and Le wfimfi‘ofiomm culture’ . ave. n.w. 1ass auty ure’ work Thoroughly traint cient luate student. Special mpoo Wit marcel, fing ‘e or water wave, §1. Per- maneni_wave $6.50. Phone North 10499. CONVALESCENT. AGED. mvums WILL find every home comfort, pursing. spectal diet, in beautiful home of nurse. 2014 . _Polomac 5237. of np"?-m 5 ltoo': North 731._2035 P st. n. CARE C valescents and aged_Db: home. Phone. Adlml 73 ECTRICAL MASSAGE. SUN ATH refined_white: colored_nurse. RA{ e 90. TTLE CREEK EXERCI ND ~ RE.: ucer, 30 treatments. $20_ Electric_blanket baths. ol and aleo rubs. Potomac 4721. 18* _nurse in her own : 1833 Kalorama rd. SAVINGS ACCOUNT SOLICITOR will train you) for one of Washing & largest savings banks. The work is intereating and dignified. Tmmediate com- pensation and a connection to be proud of | you aualify. For appointment call Miss Randolph. National 9113. BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly ex- penenced in double entry experience and salary cxpmterl Address Box 98-M, Q'ar office. FANCY PRESSE RS, experi- enced on pleated dresses; steady position. Apply Globe Dry 5. 923 Florida ave. n.w. RATORS ( “power sewing machines, FElite Laun- Diain. to_care for first clty references reauired. | 5K and_general hoisew: Ink to leave city for Summer. 'cnn Cleve- uvn 10 amily: references. G Apt. 21.2901_16th st. n.w. premises. _ 1701 GIRL for general hous cook. 1823 23rd st GIRL for general housework. neat nna T lible: 8 & week snd no Sund A plv_14€1 Chanin st. n.w YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE TO MEET another for purpose of securing and sharing = #pt. in n.w. Address Box 31-M, Star o MBERSHIP, SPRING _ GOLF Gl tor sale, 113" OEAN Georein Oria atier | SLIP COVERS. 3-PC. SUITE WITH_SEP. cushions. snap fasteners: incl. material, $16.% R. 513 28th se. Lin. 5350 VIOLET RAY. ELECTRIC MASSAGE. ALL chronic pains; refined. lieht-colored nurse: |_white, $2. Atlantic 3221 MISS FLOOD'S PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN, 1322 Mass. ave. n.w.. for children, 3 and over. Hours to 5:30._$5 weel SENSIBLE GIPTS FOR THE MEN FOLKE :?Ot“to $15) at the Peter Pan Shop, 1731 . ANY ONE BUYING NEW CHEVROLET without turning in car can tave money by addressing Box 90-M. Star office. SWEDISH MASSAGE GIVEN BY TRAINED nurse masseuse. Potomac_)286-W. | REDUCING. BATTLE CREEK EXERCISER. Hollywood method: ten treatments, $5. cab net b elec. Office. 917 18th. Fr. 429. | WANTED — AGED, “COUPLE TO BOARD nursing if renmred high-class ref. Apt. 25. 1403 V st. VIOLET RAY, ELEGTRICAL N{ABSAGE EX. cellent for neuritis and convales: 3 or_your hemr Pr. 8715. Call § M. LACES DUCHESSE AND RARE OLD suitable for trousseaux: black lace s resting pieces: re: Gentlewomen's League, 1 Dupont CHEZ NATALIE. 1317 F st. n.w MOTOR ‘I'RA\ EL. SETTLED COUPTE. nositively Tio children work for wife oniv monthly. 1431 Fairmont st WOMAN, settled. white. for dishwasher and short” hours. = Youne eirl. white. for soft drink “stand, Avply Arlington Lunch, Rossiyn. Va.. after 6 12¢ WOMAN who va house for small family, an farm: mo wash- for or outeide work. Would take woman with ' child: must ge neat. 2913 20th st. ne. after 6 pm s WOMAN. w 0 o R0 home and two motherless children 10 week. 525 Ingraham st. YOUNG GIRL: colored, for 3 Tours work and part Sunday. Apply 6 pm., 4411 s 00k, keep CHAUFFEUR, xoerienced. wants position with private family: traveling ex- prrience. " Alfred Martin, 1414 8 st. CHAUFFEUR. — colored. evperienced _and conrteous. with excellent references. des'r: th Drivate family. N: 8216-W. 11 Emplover leaving city wauld like to place good chauffenr with excellent Star_offics e S 946-7. e, CHAUPFRUR-HOTSEMAN_Desizous. & pos o ne 10 leave cits: Koo H Address Box 93-M. Srar offce. . 1 COLLEGE STUDENT withes work Saturday ‘Address Box 38-M. Star ofice. family. Telephone youns. colored.. with teferences and + permit, wants place in garage. Phone Lin. 2286 MAN. elderly. staurant references._J. MAN. colored,” 438 P st nw. BUE 1410 Meridien bl wants place ar chef-copk. rk. expert on _interior | Call after 14° AN desires position with established sutomohile distributor-dealer. city. vicinits. wholesale. retail: several years' experience supervising dealer organization as factory capable. Address Box 86:M, aleo. 682, representative Star_office | Ada livine quarters and $25 | North | 100 12 TLORIDA BUS EVERY MONDAY. 8 AM. nights_out. write O_A. Gibs CALIF. 350. MIAMIL. $23: ATLANTA. A ville, $13." Cars. pass. wanted for ali points. Motor Travel. Sterling Hotel. Main 5237. RECOMMENDED SERVICE. ALTERATIONS. HEATING. STUCCOING: all_kinds of construction: no cash: easy monthiy payments. PROPERTY FINANCE €O Room 405, 1331 G st. n.w. Franklin Tat_extermi results.. Pumigation of homes is one of our specialties. mates. Amrxnnn Disinfectant Co.. Tee esti- S38 Eve ARMATUR! REWINDING. motor repaits: prices See this adv Nt AUTO PAINTING .vou GOMPLETED in 48 hours with wonderful new durabie ows handsomer with ai Lei | G Show you samble ‘of fine work with th excellent material. Prices. $50 up. _ Jossph MeReynolds. Inc.. 1000 Upshur st.. Col. 421 | 1423-1425. Dec BATHROOM TILE REPATRING Lnoss 37d broken tiles repaired. in' soap dishes. paper holders. ete. Estimates given. _Call Ce REDDING—Prepare for your snnnr house cleaning. Mattresses. pillows. box springs and ire springs repovated and remade Let us do it _now_oefore the rush Columbis Bed- cing Co.. 219 G st. n.w. M | BEDDING of aif kind | 17ed vy Drocess approved by Health Dedt. D. C.“Prompt service and low prices. Eagie Be: 2215 _Sth _st. ne. Dec Gown. comforte re-co 622 E n.w._M. 403 CARPENTER WORK. gen. repairs. garages. porches built and inclosed. screens: prompt service. Pricas rens. Call Tart. Fr. 22 CARPENTER-BUILDER: general remodeling. repairing all branches, oak floors laid. ce- ment work. H. Johnson, 1365 Irving. Col. 6917 CARPENTERING —aPorches inclosed. screening: plasiering. paintin remodeling of all kinds. Pot. 3 CARPENTER JOBBING by hour firet-class work at reas. priggs. Phone D 539-W._Ford SR i CHAIR ~ CANEING, PORCH ROCKERS splinted, upholstering. Armstrong. 1235 10th st n.w. nklin 7483. ‘counmon xperianced 1n Bursing; WAleT- Good home more of & factor than ry. _Lincoln 4713, GIRL. 1. tenographer-typist. general omc: ble of m:eum"me NURSE. practical. experienced. d e’ or institutional poitio bl Columbia_86f OFFICE CLERK. rapid and accurate typis 2 years’ experience: personality and appear- Franklin 6564. years' clericul experi- chool eraduate. mot afraid of Clev. 3418-W. ¢ “capable of doing_neat, #ood education, mature North_895, of nigh reference; ence, hig) mNO('RAPH!R. STENOGRAPHIC WORK wanted by college | graduate. whole or part time. Ext. 304, before 9 a.m. or TYPIS X. operator, Burroughs adding m: bookkeeping: five years' experience; "North 10000. Apt. 436. = North 8554 . 10° eirl. COLORFD le ¢ day's work of any kind. dance, 229 O si 3 DAMP WALLS AND CELLARS made dry. cement work. pl n d most all kinds of mation call Main 1552. ELECTRICAL 'Ho'us!:'wuunc- by e‘(v!rll; § tooms complete. $12.50. Star Electric (oo 3900 Kansas ave. n.w. Adams 5273, including fixtures and ins.de ser . & year to pay. Stein Electric E nw, Pr. 801 CTRIC, complete, $40: fxtures. $20. guaranteed. Get my estimaie: money; terms. North 885. H. nstalled save time and M. Carpenter. ELECTRICAL wxquo and fixtures. nm and lowest prices in town: from 1 estimates free. American 05. 30° also free demonstration in your home: Ghesper to ‘clean than paper. ~Pot. 1033. EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING, scraping. elec. Wlxll)!é skilled mechanics; reduced prices. Paul_Serene. 1209 N. Cap. st.__Main 10187 FENCES—1ron, wire. Dubois: ,_competent erectors; ccnvenjent terms. Dupont Supply Co.. Inc., Main 5827 day, Adams 8643 nignt. FLOOR WORI every description: ¥ reasonable; gusranteed: dustiess machines 8. L. Folk. 1935 Park rd. Adams 1435 13% ‘COLORED WOMAN part-time work. 630 s Potomac 10° CLE. m 'OUNTRY GIRLS ( f colored, want jobs as mothers' helpers; stay nighi call, 1010 FURNTTURE UPH e epeired: ¢llp govers made Esi, cheerfully siven. Returned | free. _ Tittencor. 1600_ t. N._7703. 927_15th u w. sw-r;( BROTHERS' meYnNT SERVICE, "fi‘clfl‘fl" Adams Bids.. 1333 P si. n. etrof 0 OFFICE HELP A SPECIALTY. Avplications of experlenced bookKkeepers. aphers. typists. eic.. desired. COMPETENT HELP {urnished dal) ly. Nat. Personnel B ckson nl nw._M. ead 50 applicants aaily, typist t.in_realiy ; . T e references, e 3-M. Star o class nmr-l | i will work part time; city ref. North AY'S WORK of any k dress 3022 Sherman avi ENGLISHWOMAN, experienced. desires sition as chambermaid with By e family ., 108 Auburn | etc. Address ‘COMPANION RESIDENT for semi-invaild: must be under active in outdoor sports; _experience: reference re- auired. one 'Wis. 2073 for appointment. IRLS. colored. to work on electric sewing Eediind: sisacy work. ABply_rear 516 8th nts _gen willing o work: h st._n.w. m VEN in_exchange pani ip to ol Sia 1ae: Tady. " 1610 Webster st. nw. o “Je’ UNSH O ERATOR, Firl with £22e o etern Hiectrie Co. The. 1111 North Capitol st K rienced: one with knowl- iaad preferred. Address Bos | O LADY, 3¢ bookkeeper. knowledge of :tgam ‘Bréterred, Address Box 60-M. holic. .ADIES—C; leasant outdoor work. calling on Cathelie amilies: good remuner: ton. - Call 8-10 or 5-6, 1343 H st. n.w, Room_121 NURSE-—Infant's ourae e, while, experience only those with besi references ueed appl Gull mornings between 9 aud 10, 8607 16h st. nw. OPERATOR- E‘xvmenc d plesting machine colored. wants part-time or 1737_You st. n.w. GIRL wishes fob half time o days work. 1802 10th_st. n.w. GIRL, colored, wants afternoon we SRl colires; wys Thoon work of any onu. neat. ren-nh. 1l Dee. 5060- GIRL colored. wants & piice s dn worker or cleaning morning. Call Pot. 3 colored, W. GIRL_ colored. wants few hours Work morn- ing Gr evenli or day's work. Call Atl (mu. wishes & Jjob, light housew time or_all day. 765 Urnmm 1. GIRLS.” two, colored. w time_or Jpundry to tukd “fome. - Call Rl. experienced on n& m o sew on dresses. Apply €26 Loulsi- n'ur Ve operatol managing shop; tol ity p'u%l 10 WOERe “uroti oppes, 308 Westors Bide., 608 Min house desires lllf- m:lleul. wm.n. H'ov.lun of os! #ive. ape: *oected. ‘Address Box 4oL, BLar of- nd helpe! n. et heating suppli h:nl number. e sk 0,y SALESGIRLS, 3, to sell advertising in pro~ fessional director; e Rer 2th an ition. i:ips"{n, inviting proposition. Apply TAXT mufiu. colored. Amfi' 533 Walter Bt _bu-un () -nd ulfimn Trlbhr. ‘llS M YOVI(O ll% -m. worl red; stai at, st 0w, sraphls, lowe; m on 'entrance. YOUNG MAN to [0} tw:nhh. Must .vr and hy E risnced.” Tor feady to. accesso gfi';wvn nm". R irmer Box $8-b. Siar office. (XD.!’ nced, wants position partment; no laundry: will stay som ‘whole or part time: colored: reliable, 0. 18th 5t. o HDU"WDRK and plain cooking w i By Soking, Y Lol | & MAID-—Experienced, um with ¢ home nights. _Adams 182. MIDNIGHT or early mornin clunlnl by Siperienced youns colored woman. Lincoln WOMAN, reliable. s Daniry worke ralads, sandwiches: half or whole time; cafeteria_experience 7730. wouu; Solared, wants day's work. 'WOMAN. colored, wants day's work of part Yime. - Call Gol. $806. make with m? two, young and experienced; Berwianent patiitons ”-'mu salary and com- fii:mm be well_educated, cul- present good rance: five ed- o °'i snd & expericnce. 'Address Box Tnventio: prevents Siar o earn 360 up weekly: o ot HE (10), 3 > easant out- m*“:..‘:.’“'“ Tiad 1360 ew ¥ _straps slppins ing_experience UNNECOSEATY. F’mflajn:"%. 'h“fln Xx?"' WOMAN, refined, colored. desires visce, part time. cook, maid, or wa| wood refer- 1023 Kenyon st. n' ouiu.' 2, want day's work Tt Fieage cull 038 3 sk, 4.v. o Dhone Frank: PERSONAL. P mnlmfnn Il.lo'r ments; graduate ni 5. 3._over - h. York ;r : . _papering . plumbing; uccoing. etc.. metal garaes, Work dore by exper . floors lald or refinished. carpen ing. all branches: work done by expert me. | chanies and fully uaranteed, on terms of from one to three vears. For free estimate call Ame Contracting Co., Col. 4835, ay_or_evening. ) KEYS—Dupiicate keys. you wait Turner 221% New Yor \WN MOWERS sharpened and repaired livery service, Lawn rollers for rent. 911 . LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED. rebullt, re- paired. etc. Call for and deitver, ARMIGER. 916 N. PAINT AND B REPAIR YOUR. RGOF now don’t wait: best work st lowest prices. Give us a _call. Latham Roofing Co. 1307 7th st.n.w. North 10114. | PAT G, _paperhanging. plastering: artistic: remodeling. re ;{l!l‘m.,lltl set my prices first . l-mlm.]col, .25 cents. Clark. new address. . _Fr. 3005, For outdcor ERHANG! th: Baintins there is no bette: time m-n now. eliable work. Call Hadenfelt. P.um'lm) paperhanging, decorating: inte- §ior 8nd"exterior. " Harry' A Glorius & cCo.. ap20° 4338, and ext. house paintinz, skilled mechanics. n PAINTING —Ing groert, floor finfenin PAFI’RH’O—RWH\I 36 and up: prompt dall, 3559 10th st. n.w. #ms 7149, Call_after 4 p.m PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING. gua teed work at resaonable rates. Estimates giv- en 8. J. Koran. Norih 588. 1350 Newton n.e. PAPERHANGING = and _painting — Special prices this week only. We will scrape. size and peper average size room for §8: Work guaranteed in Wr ting for 5 years. Paint- ing and weneral contracting with very low Tices: cash or terms: No interest. People's ome Decorating Co.. Inc.. 817 9th n.w. Main_7417-3 13% PAPIRHM'GIII Dlastering. 16 and, up: o vork: 'prompt service. T, Pumps, 3937 Ga. ave. - Adams 6084 1 PAPIRII NGING, PLASTERING—Rooms pa- pered as first-class material and workmanship. aitz, 601 Irving st. n.w. columb 1881 PAPERHANGING. plumbing. electricity, roofing and sll ing. our ities. We w. T avel Side Foom for. 38; special’ reduckion on. ok tels "305”" Cash or_terms. Cail M ‘m’lr an Decorating & 11th st. n.w. 10% Ad- neral piano repairs and re i, oty el e deind fer Co., 844 H si Lln I“'l Night REFRIG] ’I‘OM G’D B agodming. poof. palbting. "cop work. Reasonable price. Work guaranteed. North 6856-J. K. E. Nungesser, 1707 lat ne.