Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1929, Page 53

SENATORS T0 TALK OND.C.VOTE PLEA Speeches on Natlonal Repre- sentation to Be Broadcast Over WRC Tonight. A plea for national representation for | the District will be carried to the Na- tion tonight through WRC and a coast- to-coast network of National Broad- casting System stations. The speakers wiil be two prominent members of the United States Senate— | Wesley Jones of Washington and Arthur L. Capper of Kansas. Senatcr Jones is co-author of the joint resolu- tion to empower Congress to grant to the people of the District national re| resentation in Congress and the rigl to vote for President and Vice Pre dent. Senator Capper is chairman of the District committee of the Senate. Senators to Speak. Senators Jones and Capper will ap- pear before the microphone in the “Half Hours With the Senate” period, a National Broadcasting Co. weekly fea- ture scheduled from 9:30 to 10 o'clock. The presiding officer for this and sub- sequent “Half Hour With the Senate” broadeasts will be Senator Metcalf of Rhode Island, chairman of the Senale committee on’ broadcasting. Another outstanding - broadeast to- night will be the ceremonies in connec- tion with the dedication of Atlantic City's new municipal suditorium and convention hall. Vice President Curtis will make the dedicatory address. | Other speakers include Sir Esme How- | ard, British Ambassador to the United States; Alejandro Padilla y Bell, Span- ish Ambassador to the United States, and Senator Edge of New Jersey. Cre- atore and his band will provide the mu- sical background. The exercises will be distribuetd to two extensive net- works of Columbia and National Broad- | casting Co. networks, in which both WRC and WMAL are included. WRC's outstanding musical features will be furnished by the Cities Service Orchestra and Cavallers, the Schrader- town Band and the “Evening in Paris entertainers. The Cities Service program is more elaborate than usual, as it is designed to mark the beginning of this feature's third consecutive year on the air. Lee O'Rourke, tenor soloist of the Cavaliers Quartet, will sing a version of “My Buddy,” and the quartet will hlnnonhps on pl‘n’l\nlnl favorites such “Old Mill Stream” and “Just a Song nt Twilight.” The symphony orchestra, conducted by Rosario Bourdon, will contribute & special arrangement of Saint-Saens’ “The Swan,” Rimsk: Korsakofl's “Flight of the Bumblebee and selections from Tschalkowsky's “The Nutcracker” suite. WRC's program also contains the “Players’ Club Get-Together,” featuring ‘Walter Hampden, Daniel Frohman, Will Irwin, Donald Brian, Dudley Digges and Frances Wilson. The Thespian rally is in conjunction with the club’s annual revival, for which it has chosen this year “Becky Sharpe,” the play based on Thackeray's “Vanity Fair.” Bill Air Mall Discussion. Aside from several Columbia attras tions, WMAL's program also schedules a variety of features of local origiu, chief among them being a discussion Representative Kelly of Pennsylvania and Second Assistant Postmaster Gen- eral Glover of the importance of the air mail service to Washington and the Nation. It will be the first of a series of radio talks arranged by the Washing- ton Chamber of Commercs to promote the use of the air mail service. ‘The story hour and “Doc” West, the philesopher, are two of the prominent Columbia attractions. Mary and Bob, the characters in the story hour, will attend a Chinese festival in San Fran- cisco, while the “Doc” West program features a variety of musical entertain- ment. The specialties will be orchestral selections of hits from the musical re- vue “The Little Show” and vocal solos by Lois Bennet. ™ :i\ STANDARD SINCE 1915 % % [ RADIO ’f MILLIONS \ IN UsE %5 Tomqu'r AT BRING A CONCERT ORCHESTRA INTO YOUR HOME TUNE IN ON THE on WRC 18 other stations associated with National Broadeasting Company and the TUNE IN and HEAR WMAL—Every Friday at 10 P.M. “Enna Jettick” Shoes exclusively at Tth & K 3212 14th 315.6—WRC—9! (National Broadcasting Co.) 3:00—"'Seasonal Recreation,” by Capt. Charles Scully. 15—Helen Schaefer, contralto. 30—Joy Lehman, soprano. 45—"Auction and Contract Flashe: by Kenneth Fowler. 00—Larry Brier's Orchestra, 30—Jolly Bill and Jane. :00—Sherry's Orchestra. :30—Raybestos Twins. :00—Motion picture guide. 05—Players' Club get-together. :30—Correct time. 31—Base ball scores, 2—Lotus Orchestra, :00—Cities Service Orchestra nnd Cavaliers. 00—An Evening in Paris. 30—Schradertown Brass Band. 00—Festival of light from Munlci pal Auditorium in Atlantic City Speakers, Vice President Cur- tis, Sir Esme Howard, British Ambassador, and Don Alejandro Padilla y Bell, Spanish Ambas- sador. :30—Half hours with the Senate— Speakers, Senators Jones of Washington and Capper of Kansas. :00—Marguette presentation. :30—Weather forecast. :31—Slumber music. :00—Radiograms. {01 to 12:00—Lotus Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow. :45a—Tower health exercises. 15a—Federation morning devotions. 30a—Cheerio. 50a—Parnassus St :00a—Milt Coleman, 18a—Harry Merker and “his orches- 3: 3: 3: 4 4 9 :00&— Jnited States Navy Band. 00a—Parnassus String Trio. 15a—Radlo Household Institute. 30a—Studio program. 00a—Parnassus String Trio. 30a—Sherry’s Orchestra. :30—Yoeng's Orchestra. 30—Gotham String Trio. :30—R. C. A. demonstration hour. 228.9—WOL—1,310. (American Broadcasting Co.) 45—The Town Crier. 0—Public Service Man. 3—Andy Claus. 5—Dinner music. 0—Catherine Dunning, pianist. 45—Red Wings, string orchestra. 7:11—Amos ‘n Andy. 7:30—News flashes. 7:45—The Home Hunters. Early Program Tomorrow. 0a—Musical clock. 5a—Birthdays. 0a—Musical clock. 9:00a—Musical program. 454.3—WEAF New York—660 5:00—Dinner music from Sherry’ 5:30—Twins, 0—Scores; orchestra; Landt Trio. j0-—Players’ Club get-together. 8:00—An evening in Paris. with AUTOMATIC TUNING . SCREEN - GRID CIRCUIT . TRUE DYNAMIC SPEAKER . EXQUISITE CONSOLE 7:00—Concert orchestra and Cavaliers. 8:30—Gus and Loule with Town Band. 9:00—Festival of light, Vice President 6:30—Uncle Bob's Circus. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, MAY Today on the Radio ¥ PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1929. (Meters on left of call letters, kilocycles on right. All time pm unless otherwise indicated.) LOCAL STATIONS. 10:00a—Household chat by Peggy Clarke. 10:30a—The Public Service Man. 0:40a—Advertisers’ period. 435.9—WMAL—630. (Washington Radio Forum.) 3:00—Organ recital. 3:30—Novelty act by Harry Link. 4:00—"Auction and Contract Bridge,” by George Reith. 4:15—Catherine Dunning, pianist. 4:30—"Standing_Behind Our_Citizens' Military Training Camps,” by Paul Keough. 40—John Paul Jones, basso. 00—Jerry Jernigan, planist. :15—Closing market prices. :30—"Feeling the Public Pulse,” Senator Love, :00—Correct ti 01—Flashes from The Evening Star. :15—Dot Myers Wildman, pianist. 5—Thirty Club, 40— Interesting Week End Motor Trips Around Washington,” by George E. Keneipp, Distr Columbia manager of the A. A A :00—Theronold piano syncopator. :15—Jimmy and Jane. :30—"Importance of the Service to Washington and the | Nation,” by Representative Kel- 1y of Pennsylvania end Assist- ant Postmaster General Glover. :00—True Story hour. :00—Dedication of the Atlantic City | auditorium and convention hall. :30—"Doc” West, the old philosopher. | :00—Enna Jettic melodies. {15 to 11:00—King Covert Vagabonds. Early Program Tomorrow. ‘Radio Home Makers. i Children’s Club hour, :00a—Agricultural program. :30a to 12:00—Luncheon concert. 205.4—WJS (Independent Publishing Co.) :30-—Musical program. 00—Civic program. 0—Bran Hughes' Orchestra. 5—Har-Melody Boy: :00—"American Public Schools,” by Elmer Rogers. :15—Honey Post, comedian. :30—Roosevelt Trio. 9:00—David Martin, :15—The Gondolle :30—West River Trio. 45—Gerry Furlong. :00—Bill Thompson, old-time fiddler. Early Program Tomorrow. 12:30 to 1:30—Farm news, evenls and music. 434.5—NAA—696. (Washington Navy Yard.) 3:45—Weather Bureau reports, 9:55—Arlington_time signals. 10:05—Weather Bureau reports. baritone. OUT-OF-TOWN STATIONS. Programs prepared by the Associated Press. Scheduled for Eastern standard time. | Curtis, speaker. 9:30—HMalf hour with the Senate. 10:00—Hotel orchestra. 11:00—Ben Pollock’s Dance Orchestra. | 394.5—WJZ New York—760 6:00—Bonnie Laddies. 6:15—Dr. Hubley Owen. Alr Mall | current | | by}x- et of | 10 7:00—George O'Brien, tenor; Old Man Donaldson. 7:30—Quaker Girl: orchestra: sextet. 8:00—Billie Jones and Ernle Hare. 8:30—Memories, 9:00—Challengers’ Orchestra. 9:30—Phil Spitalny’s Dance Orchestra. 10:00—Slumber music. 422.3—WOR Newark—710 7:00—Story in song. 7:30—Then and Now. 8:00—Story_hour. 9:00—Vice President Curtis’ address at dedication of Atlantic City ention_Hall, 9:30—"Doc” West. 318.6—WABC New York—860 5:30—Talk; on Broadway. 6:00—Charles W. Hamp. :30—Orchestra; Serenaders. 30—Orchestra; cntertainers. 30—Ensemble: facts and fancies, 30—Negro achievement hour, :00—Melodies and dance (1 hour). 272.6—WLWL New York—1,10 00--The_entertainers. :00—Paulist League hour. 272.6—WPG Atlantic City—1,100 30—Twilight organ recital; news. 00—New Convention Hall program. 00—Vice President Curtis' talk, 00—Jean Wiener, organist. 282.8—WBAL Baltimore—1,060 00—Dinner music. 30—WJZ program 00—Feature program, 30--WJZ programs, 30—Musical memo; 6 6 i 256.3—WCAU Philadelphia—1,170 20—Scores; the Mystic. 00—Orchestra; Penn Boys. :00—Feature program. 30—WOR programs ( :00—News; dance hou 305.9—KDKA Pittsburgh—980 :30—Hotel orchestra; scores. 00—The Tourlsts. 6:15—WJZ programs (314 hours). 30—Don Bestor’s Orchestra. :00—WJZ hour; scores. 260.7—WHAM Rochester—1,150 —WJZ program. 30—Minstrels; WGY program. 30—WJZ programs (2 hours). :30—Feature program. :00—Dance music. 379.5—WGY Schenectady—790 :25-—Scores; WEAF program, :00—Studio’ talks; scores. :30—Minstrels from Rochester, :00—Concert_orchestra, :00-—WEAF hour. :00—Concert_orchestra, :30—WEAF half hour. 302.3—WBZ Springfield—990 :00—News; orchestra; scores. 00—Ray Ouimet. 5:15—WJZ vrograms (45 minutes). 00—The Bing Family. :30—WJZ programs (2 hours). b ' Red Schoolhouse. 00--Scores; dance half hour. CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN. 428.3—WLW Cincinnati—700 :15—WJZ prograins (45 minutes). 00— Educational: orchestra. 30—Same as WJZ 00—Musical program. 8:30—Hour_from WJZ. 4 hours), & SPECIALTY COMPANY 7-4:1 CONN. AVE. POTOMAC 3-0-4-0 ' ROYAL RADIO | 00—WBAL Wind Ensemble (1 hour). | :30—Great adventurers. 10:00—Jack and Gene; Radloet. 0—Instrumental; 0—Dance; Jack and Gene —WTAM-WEAR Cleveland—1,070 0—Pianist; orchestrs 00—Hour from WEAF. 00—Suitmen; Orientals. 9:00—Trappers’ Orchestra. 9:30—Friday frolic. scol musical program. (1 hour res. 10:30—Variety and dance (2'z hours). 398.8—WCX-WJIR Detroit 6:30—WJZ program.” 7:00—Hotel ensemble. 7:30—WJZ program. 8:00—Orchestra; Grocers, 8:30—WJZ program, :00—Soldiers; Serenaders. :00—Dance; 'news; Amos: —750 dance. 00—Dance music (2 hours). 405.2—WSB Atlanta— 6:30—WJZ program. 7:00-—~Pomar's Orchestra, 40 b 3 7:30—WJZ program (1 hour). 8:30—Feature program. 9:00—WJZ program. 9:30—Concerts. 1:45—Hawaiian Ensemble. 1 277.6—WBT Charlotte—1,080 6:30—WJZ program. 00—Feature program, :30—Hour from WJZ. :00—WJZ program. 7 T 8 9 9:30—Feature; scores; dance. 30—Dramatic Miniatures; studio. 365.6—WHAS Loulsville—83 :30—WJZ program. :00—Midnight Ra :30—Hour from WJZ. mblers; scores. :30—-Caron Bard's Orchestra. :00—WJZ and WEAF (1 hoy 00—FHoming hour. :00—Amos; news ur). orchestra. 461.3—WSM Nashville—650 7:30—Hour from WJZ :30—Scores; Cralg’s Orchestra, 00—WJZ and WEAF (1 hour). :00—Symphony orchestra. 30—John Carter and orchestra. 270.1—WRVA Richmond—1,110 :00—Sports; musical movie news. :45—Musical college speaker, 8:00—WJZ program. 8 9:00—WJZ program. 9:30—News-Leader hour., 10:30—Hotel orchestra. 11:15—Theater organ hour. 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Address Box 78-Z, Star office AUTO MEC] helpers need not apply. See Mr nw BAKBER wonted (o take charse of slob. Avaly Coluibia Lui “olumbla pike, Ar- invton. Va. BODY AND FENDER MAN. first-cluss oniy need wpply. Call at Delrofl Body and Fender Works, 2035 Georgia ave. n.w BOYS mround 18 vears of sge: £ood monsy. Apply A. & W. Root Beer Store, 5103 Gn wve. 7 pm. CHAUFFEURS, reliuble. cards. Apply Wardmai 2013 M U nw. CORRESPONDENCE ~ CLERK _and typlst Who can copy accurately ut 35 ute. jndustrious. pleasing per- nowledye of stenoeraphiy. book- Keepiug and railrond tariffs desirable. $130 onih. Address Bot 299-7. Star office. DISTRICT ~SALES MANAGER--Nationel chuin organization. direct sellin. offers cp- portunity to man familinr with this territory experienced in orkauizing sales force: no ex- perience in our line required: company will establish b : position will_give such & ma earnings of $5.000 ber year. astelbaum, Hamiiton Hotel. for appoiniment, 31+ DRIVER-SALESMAN, wcquuinted with reteil store trade, to sell and deliver carbonated beverakes: ‘salary and commission. APPIY 601 11th st s.w ELECTRICIANS wanted. tric Co., 627 E st. n.w MAN. young. as clerk ADDIY_2010 TAth sL. %, MARRIED MAN. colored, on farm Iand: experienced with~ su farm work: good living condition epportunity for relinbie man. J. Penna._ave. n.w MEN-—Earu while you learn: we pay you & salary while leaThing i our own swlesmen’s training school. AWy Sinuer Machine Co. 927 P st nw MEN. 3, to be paid a salary while learning ¥00d 'business. Splendid opportunity for promotion afier 3 weeks' course. Applicants should be belween 25 aud 40 years of axe AbDIY (Wis week (o sales wuausger. Singer Sewiiig Machine Co. 247 18t st 0% MEN, youne. o work evenings. 5 1o 9. Col- leze students preferred. ADDly 9U7 Sth st nw Yafte. PAINTERS, interior aid exterior, fi £6 day. . Abply Room 603. Distric Bank Bldx.. 1408 G st 1w, PANTRY MA itry club, m cluss: 95w Box 346-7. PATENT SOLICITOR. by firmn of patent lawyers in Ohlo: yGuig mau Wwith technic: timiuing and ' sonie patent experience pre- feried. A ¥00d OpPOFLU ous inmil, ‘And the ass cope of 'employment und salary will be ensurate with ihe aplitude and effort individual. Repliex in confidence. Aaiess Bov (WL, Star omee. PRESSER, must be ¢00d on lndies finishing. 4329 Wisconsin ave. n.w. . RADIO SERVICE MAN—One familiar with all makes: must have & car: permanent po- sitlon_with Iurge house: and references. Address office. SALESMAN, for our used car dept. know how ‘to drive ail makes; must have own transportation; must be a huster. To the right man we will aseist in every way, wive floor periods. etc.. und pay liberal com- wission: referenc d. " 1f you are out of employment and grusping at straws this position will not suit_you. Apply to Mr. Baning between 9 and 10 a.m., Owens Motor Co.. 6323 Ga_ave SALESMEN—OIl _buruer perienced; 4ood proposition. Star_office. SALESMEN, four, for Gur new car depar ment. with privilege of selliug used cars To the right men we will teach the art of selling the world's best buy in automobiles— Chevrolet—a six in the price ranwe of the four. Manufactured by unit of General Wilh identification axi Garae. reas Iy ty. Apply Stein Elec- W harcware store 0 Mar d_gener splend, ells, 4 nce Is given that ive experience ox §-Z, Btar Must salesmen. several Address Box Motors Corporation. The men we want must have Chevrolet cars: must be hustiers-floor periods and a definite ferritory will be alilted you. = You should be so fxed financially that you can live 30 days without help from us. 1If you out of & job and grasping for straws pesition will not suit _you. References required. Apply to Mr. Mossburg before 12 noon. Owens Motor Co.. 6323 Ga. ave. SODA DISPENSER. experie youn to_tuke charge of ment stand ary. $15. Bring rel Abply 103, Star Bulidi ot YOUNG MAN, about as Lypist aud do clerical work. ' Apbly Everett Clothes 189-741_Tih st now. _ Ask for Mr. Feldu IIGH-CLASS SAL —can make unusual conuection: $10.000 caliber: must Lave rel perso and mppearance, with car: give I Call ¥ 0 9:30 am. or 4:30 10 5 b. K st n.w DRAFTSMEN Designers and detailers, aeronauti- cal, structural, machine or tools. Unusual opportunities in aircraft work with old established company open to limited number of exper- ienced young men successful in above lines. Engineering degree desirable. State full experience and qualifica- tions in first letter. THE GLENN L. MARTIN CO. Highlandtown P. O. Baltimore, Md. WANTED—SALESME to_sell Oskland, Fontiac sixes. Experience preferred. as we desire to auslity as sales manager. Sherifl ‘Motor (& HAUI‘l‘l URS With Tdentification Cards. BLACK & WHITE AND YELLOW CAB CO.,, 1240 24th St. N.W. MAGAZINE EDITO An opening occurs on the editorial stafl of periodical for wide-experienced editor who plion ol the make-up je and s fully con- Sociely, SPOTL, WViatio of refiiiement wnd w ted in governuiental and social cir- Application will be kept iu sirict con- fdence: must contain duta as (0 e, experi- + ele. Addiess Box $5.000 to iy | ences. L 1817 AT —of recognized college or university to train for executive position with large corporation. Reply in own handwriting, stating college attended, year of graduation, age, helglu, weight and details of business ex. lperience. Address Box M3-X, Star office. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. 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GIRL. white. for sencral children: ~salary, 340 per | Cleveland 5587, | GIRL, young. to assist with general house: Work: references, 1451 Harvard st. nw. * | HOUSEWORKER, white, single, 1344 R. L ave. n.w. | MAID. white. to do ci the butler. Personal reference reauired. Call afler 7 p.m.. Mass. ave. uw. _31% NURSE-GOVERNESS. English or American: be_thoroughly capable; entire care of bring housework: 1o month. Phone | 18 to 2 ced office manager-ac- ten years present place: resident iqolty Teference. " Address Box ce. _31% 325, wishes permanent em- glonnull with future. Address Box 1972, tar office. MAN. colored, private car. st North 1064 MAN. coiored. wishes jauitor’s place: steady, relisble, experienced. 488 School at. Jubu_Choute. MAN. farin aud pouliry euced, desires employment 1 uwssus. Va. Route L. Box €i. _ WATCHMAN, day or uight. in iown or out healihy, "sober, reilable: or privaie work of wuy kind nw. stock. experic ar cily. Ma- Star ofice YOUNG MAN with college education wanis evening work from 5 to 3 Box 203-2, Star office. YOUNG. MAN from Sou work. 822 13th_st. nee. YOUNG MAN, rellable, neat wanta position ‘as chauffeur-houseman: will- can furnish reterence. sppearing. ing to travel: YOUNG MAN. 28, capnble, energetic. desires permanent cennection. 10'years experience: local references. Addiess Box 64-Z, Si | omce | SINGLE MAN. 30, DESIRES EMPLOYMENT. | OFFICE _WORK OR PART OFFICE AND SALES " WORK: STENOURAPHER. THREE YEARS LAW SCHOOL: ATTENDING EV NING CLASSES LOCAL UNIVERSITY: E PERIENCED BUSINKSS MAN: SALARY NOT ESS THAN 330 WEBK. ADDRESS BOX middle-aged: house. man. cook, housekeeper. Gu: B._Ridsway, ] HOUSEKEEPER or companion. by widow. unencumbered. in small family; will &0 in suburbs or out of city. o be as oue of Tumily. Address Box 343-Z. Star office. * YOUNG WOMAN. 5 years' experience, de- sires position as priva \ or in good baok “ston: A Addiess Hox e e SITUATION—DOMESTIC. GENERAL HOUSKWORK, white, small fam- ;Ay siay nighis: 310 8 week L. 3008 . and plain _cooki 413 P st n.w e GIRL—Job and home in small priva iy, by youns girl; will consider anything. Abply at 1225 N. J. ave WIDOW. white, desires keever h chilldren: sepa: Sood: wen*tPained witls of 8 aid 10 yeats ood mpensation. Reference 3 headine of Personal 15°S Conte "Der line alditional Lo the lar line rate. FOR ADOPTION, FOUR NICE BAB three 3 months old and one 3 yei Phone Georgia 4051 TRY THE BEST P:m 8 no, extras, CHEZ NATALIE 1311 ¥ at. All_methods_en NENT - ‘IAVI m “NATORAL" PERI 2 beautiful. natural-like wave that e finger wavin; sensation of the fons bY eradust mu:on only: about the Phone f: Address Box 202-8, Sar | - | until 9 p.m. WOMAN of good approach for traveling po- | $1.500: bonus Tor | IRATORS, | "OCK, \ll\rl'u\li;h];'{ ive full|N cade Sunshine Co., 713 Lamont | 53 PERSONAL. ____(Continued.) ¢ TMORE HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR children up 'to 14: start now: Prench i cluded. 1850 Biltmore st.__Ada SLIP COVERS, i-PC. SUITE Wrth EEr. cushions. snap fasteners: incl. material. $1% 0. R._L._Isherwood. 1513 28th se. Lin. 535 PRIVATE _AMBULANCE calls, 34: 3300 couch-ca. $150 steel vauits. $85 istactorily 7 | sonable undertaker. . CHAMBERS CO.. | 14th. cor. Chapta st n.w. Phone Col. 432 BOYS SUMMER SCHOOL CAMP AT HERX don. Va.. is now open 1 swimming. fishing. exc | pert supervision. co hone Linc 6128 or wr erndon. Va ree. 939 New Yo: dentist. Dally. Sunda | NFAT COLORED GIRL WILL STAY nings with children while family eut afraid of work. = References Call Pra 1 1744-7 betore 8 or after § pm MICHIGAN SUMMER COTTAGE AND FLOR- sale: fine condition ar office. BEST OF MOTHER'S LOVE AND CARE | 1 n: shade and horse ta I it and vegetavles. Call ECIAL this wave, marcel top and ring| lished 25 years. 025 Grant pl A REALLY BEAUTIFUL PERMANENT WAVE 2t the MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL for & Other beauty cultur Open daily until 6 817 14th 43 MOTOR TRA\FL | MIAMI, $23 | Atlanta. $13; | Detroit. Cailf. ‘cars. passengers wanted. shi | exp.:_ all points. Special trips and part | Travel Bureau. Sterling_Hotel. Main DRIVING TO WEST PALM BEACH atound une. reasonable. can take one or twn passens: closed car. Address Box 283.2. IDSISESVOI‘PORTL NITIE! REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE LOAN busines: exclutive co:respondent large mortgage cor- | poration; z00d renewal business in fire in- | surance "and mortgage loan: bargain for | cash. Address Box 43-7. Star office. 31° WANTED--Good _ downtown cigar stand | Many reauests for eroc. and delicat | yours quickly. Themas. Adams 7103 DELICATESSEN and light lunch store. f equipped. ready for business. opportunity for T pavment. balance “easy terms Burch Co.. inc.. 480 Pa._ave. n' STORE, 8 rooms. garage for 4 cars. gasoline tation: large plot of ground: corner Centrai ave. and Chapel rd. Cali Main 510 ONE OF THE BEST corners. junch doing good business. long lease. reason fo selling: will sacrifice if sold this Week. dress Box 227-7. Star office. 3 DELICATESSEN, school suppiies. furnished apartment: income from building Pays rent: store &nd apartment free to owner. Sacrificing account family disagree- ment.” Don't miss this. Information, Ropm 802. 917 15th st. n.¥. . | CIGAR AND NFWS STORE, modern and well located. A store of this class is seldom for sale. " Rent. $75_ Price. $1.300. MAR. | SHALL BUSINESS BROKERS. 939 N. Y. av | CAFETERIA. Columbia Heights. on car 1in making money: price Tight. on terms Grocery store. nearby Md. on car line: will sell with or without property; call for data at once: a bargain Wanted—Paying drug store for eauity in built 9-r. & 2-b. modern brick inity 19th ‘and Park rd ON CO., 1216 N. Y. Ave.. M. 4597. | BEAUTY PARLOR. On G st All new equipment, | exery, daymust’ sail for cash oniy. Box 07-Z. Star office. | LUNCH ROOM. doing £00d business estate or sell sheaply for cagh. n.e.; $30 per montn. paying Address one of the Will exchange for reai Call at— or. 3 2 FXCRLUENT OPPORTONTIT. Compietely 'furnished 17-room hotel or boarding house for rent. 4 baths Newly apered ana painted throughout. Heat and ot water furnished. Heart of business sec- tion.” Opposite Star office. Rent very reasonable. APPLY P. J_WALSHE, ___ 1107 Eye 8t. N.W. TQ BUY OR SELL ANY BUSINESS— THAT VACANT STORE 18 STARTANY BOSINESS VENTORE— Phone, Write or Call Our Representative. WARDMAN BUSINESS SERVICE, [ KENSINGER. BUSINESS DIRECTOR. 145 TR Phone. Main. 5850, ~~ RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The. Star will receive gflopt attention. For admission to mmended Service Column call 000, Branch 115. ALTERATIONS —Papering. _ painting _and plastering, electrical wiring. hot-water heat- ing. plumbing, roofing, etc. All forms of carpentry work. Metal ceilings and garages. All_branches of stucco, cement and brick work, fully guaranteed Terms {f desired. American Contracting Co.. Bond Bldz. Cal Evening. Colum pia Main 3934 AUTO PAINTING ,OBS C ED in 48 Aoire With wondertur new durabie JaCauee 3 | finish that grows handsomer with age. Proot & rain. snow. ice. onia, acids. alkali and a us show you sample of fi work wfln "Ml excellent ‘material. _Prices. $50 up. | McReynola: . 1000 Upshur st. Col 1 'l | 1423-1425-142 ._Decs | BATTERY _ CHARGING. Mevelyn Rat- tery Service. Batteries recharged. $1. Called for mnd deiivered free. 217 10th st. sw. Metropolitan 10474 3 BEDDING—Prepare for your Spring house cleaning. unuzuen pillows, box springs and wire springs renovated and remade. Let us do it no' he!ore the rush. calumhln Bed- ding Co.. 9 G M. BEDDING. MATTRESS plllows reno.; best prices and prompt del. Wash, Mattress o, 319 L st. s.w. M. 66 'uunuvo’ of | steam. soap. am- line mud. Let and low prices. catur 7 BEDDING RENOVATED, sprini ttresses, pillows, feather ma ered._ideal Beds RICK, cement. stone and mp walls Walerprooted. Decatur 5432. Stoutsenberger, 1709 1st CARPENTER, screening. | work, by day or job. Cal Gilliss. CARPENTER fences, weneral kinds.'_Pot. CARPENTER WORK al prices week only on large or small job: estimates. Main_7418. CARPENTER. BUILDE! atlons, _general repairing. screens. Noors laid: " reliable mechanic: Juhuson. 1365 Irving. Col. 6917 2% CHAIR CANEING. ~PORCH ROCKERS ted, upholste Armstrons. 1235 10t r-’mm{..“.‘ny Kind North 9301, J . Porches inclosed. & remodeling; paintil bl t work for the price we ask. _No job 100 © none too large. ABLE DECO- Main 2920 : 2+ ELECTRIC, WIRING —6 rooms. 2 ha complete. 340 fxtures. 20, Instal Runranteed. Gelmy estimate: save time an: mouey; terms. North 885. H. M. Carpenter. ELECTRIC WIRING _Will wire 6-room house omplete, including fxtures and inside serve ice, $74.50: a year o Day. Stein Electrie | Co.. 621 E n'w. Fr. 801 r | ELECTRICAL HOUSE WIRING by experis: 6 rooms complete, 372.50. Star Electric Co. 3909 Kensas ave. n.w. Adams 5273. jels* FLICH“CAL WIRING -We will wire your 6-room house including inside service and fAxtures for $60. I_Main 7417, EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING. scraping. elec. waxing: skilled mechanics; reduced prices. Faul Serene, 1200 N. Ca 10137 FLOORS LAID. SCRAPED, CLEANED, waxed or finished: experienced white em- ployes. _Acme Ploor Co.. 6833, URNITURE UPHOLSTER covers made. Est. cheerfully free. Tittersor. 1600 8th st HOME IMPROVEMEN' ing. electric wiring. hes and general re- modelink: all work & teed and done Uinder our ‘own supervision. No ' cash re- quired: 1 to 3 years to pay. Let us estimate. Over 11_years' tisfectory service: Metro- politan Improvement_Co., 627 E n.w. Pr. 800, HOUSE CLEANING of every description: fguis shellacked. varnished and waxed. Drop | card to' J_A. Downing. 1155 4t 31° KEYS— IJ\IDI\.K' keys. 25 cents jou wait " Tlrner & Clark, new 21'; New York ave. n.w. Fr. 300! LAWN MOWERS sharpened and repair dlll\lly lawn _roll for rent. Bl'l 1ith r. 10183, LAWI Nl)\ BRS sharpened. pair bullt, Called for an delivered. Hutchins Co.,_1218_C st. n.w. LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED. rebuilt, Pl"'d. et }_for and deltver. C. ARMIGE ¥ im0 LINOLEUM—AIl _reliable makes. includine Armstrong, Cemented or tacked down by experts. Prices that will please vou. Also window and floor coverings. KLEEBLATT. Tith and H sts. ne. Lin. 879, PAINTING and decorating. Interior, exterior. It pays to deal direct with mechanic. material and v:mkmln(hm Just ask {or Lindy. Phone Adams 2870. PAINTING. PAPERING, de and exterlo: Harry A Glorius & Co.. Ga. ave. n.w. Phone Col. 4338. je2ss PAINTING with best lead pRint: carpenter work. screens, metal weather stripping. Col. 9135 till 7 p.m. PAINTING—Int. expert floor finishing ) Serene, 1209_N. C: " PAPERHANGING, PLASTERING — Special low pric this week. First-class material and workmanship. . Baitz, 601 Irving st. _"Col._1389. n.w. PAPERHANGING PainTmg ATl _work uarantesd. Estimates ~cheerfully given. Rightway Repatr Go., 319 Sills Bide. “Main epaired: slip Returned n.w. N._ 7192 Apering, paint- and_ext. house painting, skilied mechanies’