Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1929, Page 49

TRICE BELKIN. HEADS BROADCAST Prominent Radio Artists Will Be Heard in Concert Bureau Hour. A group of prominent radio artists, inciuding Beatrice Belkin, soprano, and ‘Theodore Webb, baritone, and a sym- phony orchestra under the direction of Cesare Sodero, will present the weekly Concert Bureau Hour tonight over WRC and associated National Broadcasting Co. stations. The orchestra's program includes the ‘works of Delibes, Goldmark and Saint- Saens, while Webb and Miss Belkin will sing several groups of classical selec- tions. Webb's contributions will be “Vision Fugitive,” fi umm- “Herodiade"; Cros: "You' rida,”™ by Simon; Steiner's "Pllnutlsn" and Rogers' “Spring Is Here.” With M Belkin he will sing a duet, “Si Ven- detta,” from Verdi’s “Rigoletto.” Miss Belkin's solo numbers include Valverde's “Clavelitos,” Strauss' “Blue Danube” and Benedict’s “Carnival of Venice.” “Retold Tales” Over WRC. “Retold Tales,” & period of drama- tized stories, which has long been a feature over WJZ and the network sta- tions which it serves, will make their debut tonight over WRC. A thrilii conclusion of the Sherlock Holmes nar- Tative, “A Study in Scarlet,” will be the episode tonight. This feature is pre- sented by a prominent cast under the direction of Gerald Stopp. ‘The WRC schedule also contains its regular attractions. Conspicuous among them are the Hoover Sentinels, the Selberling 8ingers, the Hlluy~5tuln hour and “Buck and Wing,” the comic sketch of a small time vaudeville team, ted by Phil Cook and Vic Flem- ‘There also will be another “Broad- 'ly Lights” broadcast, featuring Emily ‘Wooley, Sue Baxter, the Landt Trio and a dance band under the direction of Hugo Mariapi. Hugh Bancroft, president of Dow, Jones & Co., publishers of the Wall Street Jou{ln’:l 1 be made an exhaustive study of the Dis- trict’s fln-n huln for_the U!l tures to originate in will be sent over the Columm netwlark ORTH GAROLINIANS TO HONOR WAR DEAD Residents From District Plan to; Attend July 3 Exercises at Gettysburg Battlefield. exercises will North cummu Division, Daughters of the Confederacy. ‘The m¢ of bronse, is the work of O\Ium ‘Borglum. FOUR COMMISSIONED. strict Residents Are Made Offi- cers in Reserve Corps. Major “Chain” Features TONIGHT. 7:00—Buck and wtu comic sketch by Phil Cook and Vic Fleming—WRC and N. l C. net- others. 9:00—The New Yorkers— WMAL and C. B. B, network. 158 | 11:00—Wenther forecast. ing | 10:00a—Parnassus String Trio. Today on the Radio PROGRAM FOR THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1929, (Meters on left of call letters, Hloerela on right. All time p.m. unless otherwise indicated.) LOCAL STATIONS. 315.6—~WRC—950. (National Broadcasting Co.) 2.00—Washington-Boston base game, play-by-play. 4:30—Jolly Bill and Jane. 5:00—Vocational guidance, by the Ki- ‘wanis Club. 5:15—Black and Gold Room Orchestra. 5:55—Motion picture guide. 6:00—Federation hymn sing. 6:25—Base ball scores. 6:30—Retold tales. 7:00—Correct time. 7:01—Buck and Wing. 7:30—Hoover Sentinels. 00—Seiberling Singers. 8:30—Broadway Lights. 9:00—Halsey-Stuart hour. 9:30—National Broadcasting and Con- cert Bureau hour. 10:30—Slumber music. ball 11:01 to 12:00—Lotus Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow. 6:45a—Tower health exercises. 7:15a~-Federation morning devotions, 7:30a—Cheerio. 7:50a—Parnassus String Trio. 8:70a~-Milt Coleman, songs. 475.9—~WMAL—630. (Washington Radio Forum.) 2:00—Play-by-play _account of the W:lllan, : Boston base ball game b Denman Thompson, sports ea!lm ‘The Star. 4:00—Studio program. 4 30—Closing market prlcu. 5—Studio program. 5 00—Al Llewellyn e Lone Wolf.” 5:15—“Going to Press. 5:30—Evelyn Tyner, pianist. 5 45—The cdumbh Heights Rambler. rrect 1—Flashes !mm ‘The Even| I8 | 6:15—“Millions for a Good it. 700—"Dll!.rlct Hnl.nm" by Joshua | to Evans, chairman of the munici- ashington ‘Trade. 7 15—Vineent, Lopez and his orchestra 7:30—U. 8. Marine Band concert the Sylvan Theater. 8:00—True detective story. ll 00 to 12:00—Bluebird Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow. 10:00a—Radio Home Makers. 3 ll 15a—Agricultural program. 10:15a—Radio Household Institute. 10:30a—Evening Stars. 11:00a—The Recitalists. 11:15a—Young's Orchestra. 12:00—St. Regls Orchestra. 1:00—Wallace Memorial Sunshine Carolers, 1:30—"Farm and Home Facts,” by the Department of Agriculture. 1:45—Sunshine Carolers, continued. 2:00—Washington-Boston base ball game, play-by-play. 205.4—WJISV—1,460. (Independent Publishing Co.) 6:30—Clvic classified program. 30—Children’s program. 00—Hawaiian Melody Boys. 30—Ray Harper, tenor. 45—Walter Holt prmnhtllm. 9:00—Helen Fenwick, contralto; James Kelth, tenor, and Helen Orr, ist. 9: !D—Wofld Bookman. 9:30—Columbia Trio. 10:15—Jewel rmm. md Brahms Trio. 434.5—NAA—690. (Washington Navy Yard.) 3:45—Weather Bureau reports, 9:45—Arlington time signals. 10:05—Weather Bureau reports, 11:30a to 12:00—Luncheon concert. 2:00—Play-by-play account of the Wnshingu)n-noamn ball game by Denman Thompson, sports editor, The Star. 228.9—WOL—1,310. (American Brc dcasting”Co.) 2:00—Washington-Boston base ball game, play-by-play. 5: 5—The Town Crier. . “_:unl;uc Service Man. 6:10—* ‘Whlt'n nn the Air Tohight.” 6:15—Dinner music. 6:30—National Theater Players, 6:45—Florence Jane Adams, imper- sonator. 17:00—Carlton Concert Orchestra, 7:11—"Amos 'n’ Andy.” 7:20—~Cariton Orthuttl (continued), 8:00—News flashes. Early Program Tomeorrow. 00a~—Variety hour. 10: ngo.uskeehold chat by Pfll'y 10:30a—Advertisers’ period. 11:00a—Beauty talk by Berth Parker. 11:15a—The Shopper’s Guide. 2:00—Washington-Boston base ball game, play-by-play. OUT-OF-TOWN STATIONS. Programs prepared by the Associated ?mt. Scheduled for Eastern standard time. 348.6~WABC New York—860 9:00—C: 10:00—Hour of dance music. 454.3—WEAF New York—660 5:00—Black and Gold-Room Orchestra. a oo—wuweek re::{:uon hymn sing. bureau 10:30—Jack Albin's Hotel Dance Of- chestra. 11:00—Dave Bernie's Hotel Orchestra. 394.5—WJZ New York—7160 5:00—Old Man Sunshine. 5:30—Ben Pollack’s Orchestra. 24 6:00—Dr. St P. 5 Ma) , Foter o4 Rose Singhi 6:30—Retold 'Al!b "Shldy in Scarlet.” 7:00—Beauty Serenade, 30—Bernie's Orchestra. hestra. m {00—Slumber music hour, 272.6—WLWL New York—1,100 5:00—Orchestra and vocal. 6:00—XK. of C. hour. 422.3—WOR Newark—710 5:30—S; ; male quartet. 6:00—Charles W. Hamp. 6:30—Slim s lo 00—News; dance hour. 272.6—WPG Atlantic City—1,100 4 u—'rwm(m organ netm news, no—om oo-l:n«ermaen, “studio programs. ls—aubw-y Boys. 30—Dance music (1% hours). 11:00—Midnight cruises. 282.8—\WBAL Baltimore—1,060 8:00—Organ recital, 6:30—The Arcadians. 7:00—Same as WJZ (4 hours). 256.3—WCAU Philadeiphis—1,170 540—:2:; musicals. 00— iIre program. 30—The Furp'rnpm 00—Hour from WABC. 9:00—Baker Boys orchestra. @ 10:00—News; aunce and organ hour, 305.9—KDKA Pittsburgh—580 00—Band concert; scores. 00—Studio p; lm. ll)—!blture f hour. 00—Same as WJZ (4 hours); scores. 260.7—WHAM Rochester—1,150 6:30—School of music :00—Same as WJZ <f'°'"°)'. 11:00—Theater organ recital. 379.5—WGY Schenectady—790 5:35—8cores; dinner music. ao—-su-mg quartet. WGY af mn;rqnm 7 SO—WIAP :rm ams ( hours). 10:30—Organ recit 302.8—WBZ l.flllm—m 5:00—News; dinner music; agriculture, 5:30—Melodtes; scores; news. 7 as WJZ (3 hours). 10:00—Sports; news; scores; Templars, RADIO / 1Ul CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN. 428.3—WLW Cincinnati—700 a 30—Diners orchestra; 7:00—Same 9:00—Henry Theis Orchestra. 9:30—WJZ (30 minutes); the Hall, 10:30—Radioet presentation. 11:00—Crosley review. 12: lm—Dlnce and variety (1 hour). 280.2—WTAM-WEAR Cl&'flln‘r—l ,079. 6:00—Hotel orchestra; d 30—0rche!tr| Invhlble Chorus. Hour from 8 ! Mualule Ed McConnell, Radioet. 10 ao—v-mty hour. 11:30—Dance music (1% hours). 398.8—~WCX-WJR Detroit—750 8: oo—x-mr of features. " 100—W. vanm (3 hours). 108 30—News; Amu 11:00—Dance and organ (2 ‘Thours). 4052—WSB Atlanta—740 7:00—Harry Pomar’s Orchestra. 7:30—WEAF and WJZ (2% hwfl). 10:00—Salvation Army Band; Amos. 11:45—Sheldon organ recital, 263—WAPI Birmingham—1,140 'IIW—Unlvarllty of the Afr, 0—Amos-Andy; no'lcllllnl. l 00—WJZ ; ensemble. 9:00— and WJZ (1 hour). 277.6—~WBT Charlotte—1,080 9:45—Musical scores. 7:00_Theater menu: Tusic 7:30—WEAF and WJZ (3 hours). miniatures. 265.6—WHAS Louisville—820 7:30—~WEAF and WJZ (2% hours). 10:00—The homing hour. 11:00—Amos-Andy; dance music. 461.3—WSM Nashyille—650 7:00—Sf quartet; bulletin. 7:30—WE. and WJZ (2% hours), 10:00—Musical program. 10:30—Studio program. 11:00—WEAF program. 270.1—WRVA Richmond—1,110 k chestra; Amos and Andy. 7:00—First Club; J. A. Carter. 7:30—Studlo feature. 8:00—WEAF and WJZ (3% hours). 10:30—Dixie spimull Singers, 11:00—The Boosters’ hour. CROP PROSPECTS GOOD. Soviet Commissariat Expects Boun- tiful Harvest. y hlr'. pro-pee;t w'!‘r: :ge favoral ma last year. good crops are ex- cted in the Ukraine and Central lack soil district and the Northern contract ,000,000 tons, lmmmt to with 1,170,000 tons Iast year, to the announcement. —_— ORDERS MEN TO FIGHT. Judge Finds Trial by Combat Means to Settle Troubles. cchoo June 27 (). —Judge Her- Immenhausen went back into i St 00 o o meet o South Chicago Y. M. C. A, put on boxing gloves and settie 1, | © RADIO SERVICE On All Makes by Experienced and Courteous Men, Day snd Night Service. COLONY RADlO m ureon Ses Takoms Park, . G. hmn-uumunh-un WESTERN STATIONS FORMING CHAING Small Groups Combine ‘in West for Broadcasting Special Programs. BY MARTIN CODEL. SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., June 27.— Broadcasting's marked trend toward the development of regional hook-ups of small groups of stations linked together for particular programs is well exem- plified by what is taking place out here on the Pacific Coast. Two, three and sometimes more sta- f.lm'l':l .enidbe'r:.'.fil?ed m[ethe!‘ l‘;gull!"}y 3 s independ- ently of the mlJorm Donpebee an important radio operator in Cali- fornia, has hooked together KHJ, a ]eldlnw Los Angeles station, and KFRC, Sln Francisco, and is now adding KMJ, to make up a three-station He found that the third station was needed to carry his programs into g the San Joaquin Valley, notorious as a radio “dead spot” on account of its heat and topography. - Pickwick Broadcasting Corporation, another important owner of a group of bmodc-sunz s!ltlom is planning to hook J) Angeles; KTAB, Oaklan nnd KOB San Diego. Pro- grams can be originated in any one of these stations and be made available to all through a leased wire, ‘The National Broadcasting Co. stu- dios here are regularly originating spe- clal programs to send into stations KSL, Salt Lake City, and KOA, Denver. East Is Going West. Stations in the East are also coming West. For example, statim WOR, Newark, N. J, aithough it is a member of the Columbia chain, has an arrange- ment to tie up with WLW, Cincinnati, & member of the National Broadcasting Co. of New York, for a’ li.multanoous proszam. coe hour each week. ewark station is going into the m.lt- ter of rates, line costs and availability of hours for possible similar arrange- ments with stations in Detroit and Chi- cago. s fioenry ‘Bellows, former Federal radio commissioner and manager of WCCO, Minneapolis, is having a special leased telephone line reserved for Chicago, so that his station may benefit by special pick-ups from that important center of | 340 ent talent. Another Pacific Coast regional chain is now growing to national ‘This h the so-called Linden group, 'hlch has reached as far as Chicago proposes more stations thm.hnut the country until it becomes a rival of the Columbia and N. B. C. systems. Rebroadcast Programs. ‘This_chain, backed by Adolph l‘.ln- den, u:! le bani tarted , Hol and NJR, Beattle. These stations aré part-time outlets now for the Columbia chain. Pursuing plans’ to extend the net- work the American Broad- casting Co., or the ABC group, as it is known out here, has already added KDYL, Salt Lake City; Denver; KFAB, Lincoln, Nebr.; KTNT, Musca- tine, Towa; WOQ. Kansas City; WIL, 8t. Louls; WRHN, Minneapolis, and ‘WIBO, Chicago. A common practice in the West is the rebroadcasting of programs from other stations, u!ullly with the permis- slon of and sometimes upon payment to the originating station. A station wm: an unusually fine offering author- other stations to pick up its pro- on ordinary receiving sets and re- &'&mz it on their own wave lengths. Now lnd in, however, the broad- casting is without authorization and programs are “bootlegged.” (Copyrignt, 1020, by the Norih American wspaper Alllance.) Boy Soprano ‘WALTER C. DOE, JR., Eleven-year-old soprano, son of Mr. Mrs. Walter C. Doe, of 4604 l’crty-!l‘hlh over WMAL to. street, who wil in the Edith lallil. ter Doe CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 p.m. day before publication. Por Sunday, 5:30 p.m. Saturday. + At the Branch Agencies. one hour earller, 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 fssue except Saturday and Legal Halidays. the closing time is 10:20 a.m. Death Notices and Lost and PFound for The Sunday Star will be accepted up to 11 p.m. Baturday. = HELP—MEN. (Continged.) GASOLINE AND OIL SALES- MAN, EXPERIENCED.. AC- QUAINTED WITH LOCAL TRADE. ADDRESS BOX 118- C, STAR OFFICE. WANTED—A bank teller and a bookkeeper‘in an outlying bank but within city limits. Each must have experience in field in- dicated. Moderate salary at start but excellent opportunity for advancement. Address Box 209-C, Star office, stating ex- perience and references. FARMER, man and wife, experienced. active, '"“’I.v ood quarters. modern conveniences. ges,” Call n:mm-(a 9835 between 11_and Never mafl origmal recommendations when ansicering advertisements for empioyment. —_—— HELP—MEN. ACCOUNTANT. hotel _experience, for large on hotel. Btate age, experience lary expected. Address Box 91-B, 1, THOR: GOoD 1111 AUTO umflmlca—uvn BE _A. OUGHLY “EXPERIENCED _MEN. ,"{3.“5‘-}"0 CONDITIONS, STEADY. AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN_—An excellent op- portunity for three men to sell Chevrolets. i"' Mossberg, Owens Motor Co., 6323 ve. AUTOMOBILE MECHANICB, A-1. experienced on ‘Chevrolet: clean shop, excelient working conditions and good pay. ' Apply Mr. Wilson, Owens Motor Co., 6323 Georgta ave. BAKER, immediately, ’35 state lefi{,oerlenc BAKER, petent. sober, desirous olng. mm h\lllneu after demonstrating Addren”n.al of :hu n‘smmdm opportunity. d, high school, during vacation, Tor ‘insarancs offce, One ‘who can use type- wrlter preferred. 38 per week. Refergnce. Address Box 1 Star_office. BOY with errands. 639 F s GIVIL ENGINEER. experienced in structural Sesien oN S eneral ofice work: i be coll ; Riche ice, to go on . COLLECT want work. iinmu-l lub hnnuu iy 4 Long hours, bu Tth st. n.w. COUNTERMAN nfl enced. Apply at once, 14th wt. n.w. cuw MANAOI”—JI you are desirous of .-3“:‘ brenfl able connection for at urnr. experls second floor, nur 2! R JAN‘ITOR As Magican and” not “straid of SALESMEN AND SALESWOMEN. TOReY. - you. 00, ITke Gther | enthusiastic members of our sales forge, Who have never sold ‘a doilar's worth of Teal estate until they entered our organization, can earn handsome commissions and keep right on earning them year after year. Come in and hear anout it Ask for the sales map- Ruby Lee Minar, Inc., 1408 N. Y. w‘xm. wiiite, for apt. house: work. WANTED—SALESMEN. MAN, outside worl Address Box 133-C, 8! REPRESENTATIVE for company, to call on inds nance trade: protected ter: mission. Room 910. 1427 Eve nu.hum wanted. Apply 212 7th st 9 and 11 &.m. Friday. Mr. Franitih 3757 WONDERFUL OFENING for two Tiv alesmen: meeting only best pe 13‘ ki & Dosition any hig n_ ltlun-ll! known' try and mainte- liberal com- n.w, '+ 216 Tnves Two clean-cut, energetic men with direct sales experience: earnings unlimited. ~Give {elephone number for appointment. Address ox_128-C. SALh MEN. The New Majestic Radio is your opportunity for quick money and plenty of it. Draw- ing account and leads if you qualify. Call Mr. Prince, Col- uymbia 7400 after 6 p.m. Duce 0 PAINT MAN, iy experienced, =t ouce, fHice. thor ‘Address Box 364-B, Etar o D MECHANIC, {:m-c)m Mr. Magil, Foliway Motar Gon rience Eve st. n.w., between reanizstion work, with Targe ac- right man can form a very Connec munity and ion by Mo, 101 Cre & mea i subUrbe, Ade dress Box 138-Z. Star_office. MAN; young, for battery ed._Addre MEGHANICS _(5), thoroughly _experienced. Al;fllyulal'unnc-nlchouon vrolet, Hyatts- MEN trom 31 to 45 years. with high- J tion and of nest et i'fl'}'.'-n{: from electric o .-com. Teady & 0 Mr. sa.'urm. Zotomse, l.loeme Avplisice Co., ath Diatine piant 1501 A ere 'RESSER wanted; st ols_ave. s.e. ALESMAN for canvass work, excellent op- sommny to ;llm willing worker. Apply 623 7th st. n.w. SATESMAN, experienced. Tor butter and e N88rest Box 106-C. Btar ‘offce. g SALESMAN, "one acausipted with Beauty rade 1 fene el W5y e Once. 1148 Na- tional Bress Bide. BALESMAN for men's neckwear. = 4 st. n.w. Someaenion ADDly moraings, 1984 nw. = €AL e et 103 the Teal fin&'fln ou m Take mors. . We'll or 5 to 6, &{’no" lhl‘l "u'l“mu .Ill ik wl}loh & H sts. e tor" £3; comm ston, $1; o colecting oF ‘delivering. Room 1117._10i0 vomonr. e ALESM D Siaamy o o, mmi;alol;n;;.;;uhm FREF oo INSTRUCTION COURSES. l“lVlND flm éliill‘:vflll‘l' III- ablichied 16 yeara MIN, WOM’IN m pleasant mionths ' pent n "Fhts ‘ationaily famous sehool Will A% ou for lite’_and ummmna. ipoterate 3 "Lfi'.z.- H SoL. 31" itk st ADTO guire o HELP AND SITUATIONS. -WOMEN. (Continued.) . 1a ‘WOM, {5 MARKERS AND ASSORTERS, experienced. Elite Laundry, 2119 14th st. n.w. BEAD STRINGING. We require the services of a woman who can string beads and do minor repairs on beaded bags; qualifications are good eyesight, speed and patience. Apply to Personnel Director. FRANK R. JELLEFF, INC, 1220 F St. N.W. THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY. DESIRABLE POSITIONS ARE ¢ |AVAILABLE FOR YOUNG WOM- UALIFYING FOR TELE- E\l PHONE OPERATING. GOOD SALARY PAID WHILE LEARN-|EEAR ING WITH INCREASES AT FRE- QUENT INTERVALS. APPLY TO APPLICATION DEPT, ROOM 1, 722 12th ST. NW. HELP—DOMESTIC. GHILD'S NURSE, white, and help with up- Stairs work: €ity Teferences.. 5100 '16th ‘8t Phone Georgia 3377. COOK willing to work at Fort Myer. must stay nights, do housework; only those with | T Excelient Teferences need inaiire. Phone ‘West 2000, Branch_19. GIRL. colored, fM (eneul houuvork. lln month. _cal tte col. S BEAUTY PARLORS. AGIAL HATE perma: 8t P - E#V‘lw b‘w‘?:'r:nmmfl‘ml ith & O PERMANENT WAVE, ss Entire head, including shampoos A eally beauts S Uder ekvert instruetion and wm: but of materials. ABELLE H 817 14th St o Eente Der Hne a3 regular line rate. auites no finger experts; other pe; mork by emmm uau-ze- ol lu.lfiuf J J 1 ooi. 1338 ave CPhone Norite SEAG tASveden. lias Connecticu A- joung men T- ment. . For OYS' CAMP. HER) Ewimming. Yine practice: ex equ hone LIn{:'oln 128"0r write G. M. visors: coaching: gireula erndo; thoIr Tarnishes houAllt’ Sunday or_evenings. A« WANTED DAILY m. w"adls‘ g([l CD .m. (rogl g‘l‘Alkd ! w x 16726, Star offee. e THES , AXD, FLASTIC GOODS AT mEAL Il e ey ol et Dles Drug Stors No. 2. ith and E sts. nw. OUSEKEEPER, l“r. Btag MiERis alter "Aueust 1 J._300 Cbanning st. n.e RESS. experienced. Appl {neton-Baitimore: boatevard. Byastariicy Md. WOMAN, white, for general housework; must be good ‘cook and have reference. See Mrs. Tyson, Lady Jane Shoppe, 1304 P st. n.w.. between § and 3 WOMAN, “young, white, Teliable, with housework and with care 1 fam- Decatur o assist Who "has good city references need apply. Amny aols st rwed Tor weneral Rouse: P"" ln P Seinia subues: emall family. w d, housenold. ' Address _ Box 170-C. ‘Sar 0 BEST OF MOTHER'S LOVE AND CARE FOR infants hildren up to 10 years of age. uit, , ‘Dlenty of shade. " Calt 35; AV Ery ohe &t craciive homa ot i Rurse: refs. _Potomac 5337. ; | SWEDISH MASSAGE GIVEN BY TRAINED e, masselise; by appointment only. Fot. SETTLED GOUPLE, NO GHILI unemployed. to take charge v.mmen-m rooming houise. 1124 Vermont ave. Col. 8043. RECOMMENDED SERVICE. ‘The follow! business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ended Service Column ! Matn 5000, Branch 115. o WOMAN, colored: "cook.” wath, Tron: family . Apply 1 Emerson_st. ‘white, for dul 'fllk oma. P WOMAN, colored, {of g nem nuewurk and cooking. _Experienc: References. 2015 WOMAN, settled, for geenral housework: must be fond of children: good wages to gl two: sy nights: 38 wee Yiente aven Tox herd 20053, Allen pi. n.w.. off 20th, near Biltmore. rlll:ll &ll.l 5225 Grove st., Chevy "T'." SITUATION—MEN. thoroughly ACCOUNTANT-BOOKKEEPER. oughly Buseljent references. Addiess experienc Box _201-C. Star BOY, 16. neat nnd mmflc, Junior at l:en- tral,” desir ioyment as office esires er boy. Call Adams 8952. BOY, colored, wishes job of any kind. Call 1033'N. J. ave. n.w. a7e mi etc., siso in_"ho Américan Disin o Américan Disinfectant Co. ANT. BEDBUG, MOTH, ROACH. = Rleed one year: Tamigatior mint yeat gation in llo s Al i Buferae iThe e, Ronltil R S e e.ul..m_fic;?:?i.’:“.fi | st e By D | BUS BOY, neat, colol w3, 353 BEGINNING FRNAL covlul or SEASON: school closes during Aug. Time for cvunmc course telephone switchboard operatin ford Bldg., corner 14th and N. Y. ave TUTORING BY COLLEGE Latin, French and sigebra. SEPRoT, 288 200 DRIVING TAUGHT quickly. Expert a 474 men ingtructors. bl Canoger, AL TO DRIVING, TRAFFIC Instructions to Quallty for Permit, FRANKLIN 1994, ot Akiew Chasies ‘oot uunflln‘fing 1. hree months’ term for $30. Enroll now. Mt. Pleasant School for Secretaries, e good Felerence. 13260 st mwr ance; et 5 Pot- 350 CHEF, coiored. formerly with Earl u mona ‘restaurants. 1037 n.w. COLLEGE GRADUATE unm ponum x. Nash. 800 18th st. n.w.. Apt. 3. S' 3 oomn 'mm 5 smail ‘ Eood liviig auartérs:, Tefere en%irom & to 1. Juvn'o colored, high-ciass, position, with or_ without Quartem Rirst- class refs. MAN, young, with car desires Tull or gfi time employment. commission. refeence. Address Box 199-C. s MAN, married, s of age. 88 , Junch, experience. Sl S T R, K i S R ‘married, desires of 13 Que Tivoli Theater. Bldg, Tel. Col. 3000. gml oA pert ety fefetences. AVIATION. i Summer cour: for l'htlon ‘mec] SRt TR el | Ov!nintl. Avnatlon School of America, 1108 16th St. N.W., Washington, D.C.* e R BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. CBNSUS OFFI = ivil Bervice rruuaf:,% s 7. 13th & Fsts. n.w. Met. smomm- AGENCIES. furnished dally; wvosi- Room 311, m» Nat. st. nw. M. SITUATION WANTED—Good cook, for vate or public work: b.'fi' references; wflfln: to_leave city. Nor h bt Sons” Sren. d n.w. and EEmnn first-cl SHEET Ab o o he, e, uuu Auto Mx'"&' i8¢, Bl3t 'ona Va. ave. 8% e spotter; o h ra And wr aca 8 o country col qunnflemwl Aflafl N lho: Star_office. D Bt ave ny e o gpes AITER. whie, Tt Bave ot ” n.W., Upstairs. REAL ESTATE SALESMEN. hm:l"l l-u IIIHM - !f *ane iscuss_qual "floa‘i’-:RT S RGE, n1 vhlfln an Blds. 5 OPPORTUNX’I'Y TO LEARN FINANCIAL BUSINESS. investment banking house Vel sstabiie hed n::: tment bank! Wt eollet. nun) ‘between the & "le oy oo et u'u- 'G: 53“““"5‘.;‘.: mm ot femporary mr&h 5. n.w.: 8sk SALESMAN. e highly remunerative opening for the oldest and l o t'i-s '0!‘13 m! .El et men excop o Co., 625 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS to sell radios, Victrolas and General Electric Refrigerators. Call for |? De MOLL PIANO AND FURNITURE CO,, 12th and G Sts. SOME EXPERIENCE IN DO- MESTIC FLOOR COVERINGS, AS INSIDE SALESMAN FOR GIVE FULL DETAILS AND SALARY EXPECTED. AD- DRESS BOX 187-C, STAR VAo between 9:30 2711 and ¢ and 8 at am| meul. l'kl'fll lmlh to s “Conice o bk 2 Mr. Berkeley. YOUNG MAN WHO HAS HAD LOCAL STORE. PLEASE OFFICE. OPPORTUNITYT _ & A reorganization of the Dealer Organization in the Air-Way Branch of Washington affords an oppor- tunity for a few honest, lo al and sincere men to connect with f e mnu progressive specialty sales organiza- tion in the {I S. A on a dealer’s basis with a dealer's remuneration, Personal interviews, 9 to 10 a.m. This ad vnll appear for a short time only, fi. CIi'{thefl. Manager, 202-205 Insurance Bld«] 15th and Eye Sts. N. ALARGE mfif wants a ship- gdng clerk in furniture dept. an must have experience with fine furniture and be able to superintend warehouse and de- liveries. All res| ad held in strict reply state full ex dress Box 193-C, In Ad- onfidence. rience. tar office. | nses to. this | 5 Bk Pddl ‘Exchange, 3114 Vt. ave. n.w. Pot. Adains 48 A as ho A et il Jeave cily: have refarence c-u ’Prmiy. ‘Address 1840 Vernon st. n. Al g,_:.,;’:,".'::“%..m S AR | I "fl.fl%fl"‘ WANTED b3 Jol ; o bank, store ar reference. POSITION : v omcer on August 20. fl' Soliciting ‘or Snvent ugust ng, rlmfl'n—-nu-ammd nnln printer. Olev. mea.m...*mfl_*‘m Ji% rme thet their employment eATS We have Ill 3791 m“."?.a“gw %‘%'fi“ "': ik aleize 8w u’.':':'m‘i Hflr—'flnfl. MANAGQ! of l"&‘m 1 - T aacEe o Mo B O clags restanrant: Dh quick, intelligent to ass room: Sunds; age, salary right person. At ‘bookke istration. ] & Sart: ddress 1 di !""3"rn Box. m\unm st weltare e Sorkcongsnisl nrmwn d not EaE R R | ualifications. T Few laventions: nationsily Savert Bola ‘spec FLunity to esrn 350"t Tience not es- n.w. between LADY nunmP B. ri = ,&r'" 5 e or hfif'« "c oS LADIES, ing;_ple: start. ‘m ul" phione), cm'fi Fark &em. see Py d - nd 1. W ; i .IE"“ T BMI rom e.. Brook! T |. Bite; num. pragtica] vl ek end -n :nlly rates and I ; hmhr Addre: Q -“ 2 lon.. Fa4e gater 1304 F A 1 M or ma- S to sov u‘é“’u‘r’.fl'-‘- D31 °636 Loui- SPERATOR. Ferit - thos, must meresl, An- | Bhone . Star o B ggn.wa white, experie m'm'g one v:mn: o ouve. eit5: e, 1008 1! white, settied ‘tor savaiid. Afinu_ ger wave and cut hair. th st. PREBSERS, . fancs preege position. A:tmt-sunlhlm' TpaETE 7o wear: i ."a"?.:h.um- postt York Annnfiwum o 1113 e MAN with 5324, eonrm Iq o Btar i Address Box r office. TINNER wants work by job or week. N. o v T E 1id o Rt ll SITUATION—WOMEN. CLERK, itchboard operator slllnn in uve;ln:;”'r 4:30; reliable: ref g- 202-C, 'Star_office. SOLLEGE STUDENT destres position tutor: | backward sraded school puplls. ” Cail rine Summer. Fhons mn.m: Taconable TALeE: 6T i 184-0, fl’&'__gl' clerical _worl Qling; ’snhu umwr.m of ‘permanent: 8,_‘“}“ ‘nn"' R e r"z?? fe Ladies’ Dressmah‘n“gnshop B jons: m?nou flnwfltufl Oull:nlud. ‘worl ship. Phone Metropolitan 101! lnvAnou—noulnlc_ wants pai er's Ehermen ave: T 3 COOK, colored, good. ~reljable. of al | 5 Rousework; ~references. 1113 amp- shire ave. o:"o':' Tan s work; ‘can leave tion Bh st. n.w. Gity reference. EEEE Ry A&nue l'm—.' o int erea woman; reférence. "o."fi XA DA or general Bousework = By areliabls colored Eirl: ity reference. R otod” DE o e g e |2 of any GENERAL HOUSEWORK wanied ted 57 Teliab) Solores girl CCe Alex. -1 fififi ngk eat F‘;a ShN Dlace. " ORI cor, seSb. " 858 uemf [ n.w. e, bermaid, AJ?.'-'-SM st o ) B Kind.” nuree, answes ing %m one. Dmfl. mattresses l"M' T8 B o Th o oIt L f Tenoval o Ty Brocess ssmatved nm . C. "Prompt ’;I and IO' mq_oa 15 nh st oy i, B eatner 5 mlL. down, ing Co.. 632 N IR O S v o' berger, 1709 1st st, n.e. 28° fl%m‘ glll (ueoonmg. E Pt i.'w it S, T Bt pel o - o— i Dain T by, uh xmn:"fx.'- fine; 1‘3{"' mui 11 R e ey S M_.____—_L_. L o or money; terms. North 885. e, onaald Sousme ‘Oll'r Ool after 6 "" ol .’-fifi;;.".g’.’.‘&’.‘“ et % ’m covers on nnr fi'-nnfi m.ni 15 ghape ”flk’. ll" 11th o Sovers mage R’@Efl—fif e free, " Tittersor, 1600 o, N loors ul( to J. A PAINTING-P work call Adsms service. Gordon Iru » 633 Col. EAETIRD, bept o pint: aper gnn Work In 34 houss. "Cotutabls’ 91 PAINTING, ig5ior: texture work & 1420 Trinidad ave. n.e. O iing 8t lowest, -xc'lumly 1 ‘e specialize H nteur‘l‘ All ot. m G A)'D P AR it o e !.‘d. Metropolita R EE voxk chll) Cnl m&“fl lfl“ 7_Princeton pl. arromd mm o.?‘:y' ate J . J. B u. wl Irviy month. : pail W feea Vork ot ressonavie rateas 8. J. Koran. 1350 nmun o e Wb nneu This week mfi’n We wi when recessary an % "‘wm"'w‘.“"‘m mm "“' OF apart- 2 G (?:fl‘ to l‘j‘lg.‘ol’ to M ‘mof s Dpelper. . | i ST R, Ge :é@_"_?.‘i“’_&‘;‘n'&% TS l,& [0 e R &'fl s Rt o mothers helper, 1416 W SHADES ‘acreens 1385 Gione Hope 14, Lincoin 101 BUSINESS onolmm