Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1929, Page 33

"TOER £ Monday - Tuesday Wednesday Ambassad’r Richard Dix in e e Wheel of e e of Life.” Comedy. t:omedv Lo, Wilson ‘and ;B Wamner in Vitaphone. Nane ““Close Harmony." Variety. Apollo 3. vnnhom Cari ol and Richard Dix It ddy Rowers ‘i, the “Nothing B, T Vitaphe ard Dix in "Nothln=' But the Tr short _subject. sch_and Chester) Mo Tis ‘Alibi Inkwell Imp. Avalon Ave. Grand Richard Di “Nothing But the ‘Truth.” oddity_reel. Ojjve Borden and oah Beery in Roath ‘comeds, Vlt- uhm -uuut ‘.A,‘ Kragy Trutl oadity_reel. Carolina Alice White in “Hot Stufl.” Alice ‘Vhite in “Hot Stuff.”” “Glenn Tryon and Marion Nixon in “How to Handle Women."” c “Saturday's Childre, o-om_finmu an Vera T er sahe v."m or Slane "By W Sohemie ity. orinne Griffith in h in Corinne Griftit! Sevardey SO Eren ntseht in At g VR S A lear the Deck.’ Clive Brook in * " Comedy. Vitaphore sublect: Central Clive Brook in weIhe Dangerous Vitaphone subject. Bydney o oman.” Comedy. c!ty Y s in” At ® Viaphone. Tecl. coLke Slaney T Nlnnx l‘xflmfl and heo osers in, i At it Vitaphone reel. Comedy. “‘n- Nane; ull and Ruth Chatterion in Bddy ddy “The D) y umm: medy. reel. Teel. Vitaphons reel .. Clara 2og, in he Wild Party.” Colony “The Wild Party.” Cart Clara Bow 1 Nancy Carrall and Tione Harmons™ a~toon. oddity_reel. Vitaphone_reel N!lnev Cairoll and e Har: Vitaphone reel: William o re Jossel in A M q'.flllfll’ Boy." e Cartoon. b oddity reel. Elite Hot gtu “Vest iocket epublic.”” Hippodr'me “Vest Pocket Republic.” Dark. Dark. Dark. medy. - Mer; s vmg one_subject. Tim Mooy in “Overland Telesr “Money Barl CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 p.m. day befors publication. For Sunda 30 p.m. Saturday. At the Branch Agencles, one hour earlier, both for daily and Bunday. s Only Exceptions. Death notices and Lost and Pound advertisements for the daily will be accepted up to noon day of issus except Saturdsy and Legal Holidays. when the closing tme is 10:20 a.m. Death Notices and and Pound for The Sunday Star will be accepted up to 11 o.m. Saturday. Never mall origmat recommenastions when gnswering adverd nis for employment. l!lu’—M ADVERTISEMENT book_with 18l ok with special spo SALESMAN, work on ¥ appeal. '§13 South- Buster, Keaton “Spite Ma “ARRkey s Aihiete 4 Fox Mo ‘Buster Tunes Up.” “Last of nt_Ne Tor Corinne GFiffith aturda; s hildren.” the Dusnes.” Orpha: Comed: “Juns! CTAN and _baitery m-n o o et mab: peust Khow Call Lincoln 1634, between 5 m. for appointment. Home Dark. Dark. Dark. Dark. ] vg‘yflnfl-mu w Our Gang comeds. Dark. AUTO] MECHA] millar wuh Chevrol Mr. “Baver Motor Sales, Capiloy Hel Emil _Jannings in “Mins of the Fathers.” Leader Rin-Tin-' “Million-Dollar Col- lar. Lewis Btone In in_in “Freedom of the Pre: “Lidgy And the M 3y Medvey n Lee Lila in “Little Wild Girl.” Bhort. subsects. Comeds. Comedie Short_subjects. Im M 4 “Riders of the Dark.” Flash. the T o lcCoy aflru t-ncren an aee o Liberty e v Freight. Laura La Plante in Telen_Twelvetrees in ‘Blue Sikies.” Comedy. Short __ubject. Hoot G/bson in New Nancy Carrol “Able’s Trish Rose.” meu. China_Ela: “Fast Frel Bob fime{ “West of Banta Pe." Al Hoxle AThe Last Bu et Comeds. ary As 3 The Ve Hell.” _ Vitaphone. Greta Garbo “wild Orehldn Sone ‘cartoo ohn Barrymore and amilla Horn ‘Eternal Love.” Comedy. e L’yfin snd, M A " Comedy. Dark. Savoy Silver Seco sogi v in Your Duty.” Comedy. Comedy. New! 'I'nkom Willilam Powell in “Th Lon Craney Canary Mur- n ase.” ““Where East s in ““Where East s East. = oon. Ton Chaney . Fox MBvietone ___Comedy. %e'fl” ln Dolores Gostello and George OBrien in Tivoli Morwn Dfl'ney i s Morton J'owney in Mothe:’s ' Boy. Krazy Kat cartoon. phone_subject. Jeanne Eagels | “The Latter. Comedy. Oddity reel. York - LGeoree Sydney In “The Cohent and Ke! 155 n_ AtaTtiC Cit3. Vitaphone reel. Attractions in Washington Theaters COLUMBIA—"“Evangeline.” Dolores Del Rio, one of the most in- teresting personalities of the screen and one of the world’s handsomest women, comes to Loew’s Columbia, in person, starting Saturday, in oonjuncuon with her latest p!cture “Evangeline.” This the first t Miss Del Rio has ever ap) nd be(ore the public in ‘Washington. Miss Del Rio will appear both in t.hg picture and in person four times “Evangel \lne is an adaptation of unr(elhws classic poem of the Aca- dians, who were driven from thelr native home and transplanted in strange places to begin life anew. The men of the village are taken by the British on the day of Evangeline's bethrothal to one of the youths of the village. In the confusion of embarking for foreign ports she and her betrothed are separated. She spends years look- ing for him and several times is close on his trail, but destiny seems to pre- vent them from meeting. Finally, while nursing the sick, she finds him an old and broken man. She sings for him the songs of their old days and he dies in_her arms. ‘The picture is notable for its beauti- ful scenic effects, its musical score and the singing of Miss Del Rio and the en- tire village. Usual hmxu features will augment the showing of the Flcture and the per- sonal appearance o 1 Rio. EARLE—"The Wheel of Life.” Richard Dix dressed up in natty unl- forms and wearing a mustache will be seen in “The Wheel of Life,” which wmu to the Earle Theater for one week, ing with the Friday mid- nl‘ht premlen, th!s week. “The Wheel of Life” is Paramount's picturization at a play by James Ber- nard Fagan which ran two seasons in London. It is & romantic drama whose setting is a British military post in India, where Dix, as the dashing cap- tain of the t, falls in love with the beautiful of his superior officer. The pair forswear their romance, however, for the honor of the regiment, but later they meet during an engage- ment with wild mountain tribesmen, and love is rekindled. The climax is said to be one of the most amazing in_the history of dramatics. Esther Ralston will be seen in the feminine lead, and O. P. Heggie as a fatherly colonel, who never suspects the clandestine romance. ‘The picture was directed by Victor Schertzinger, the man who made “For- gotten Faces,” “Redskin” and “Nothing But the Truth.” FOX—“Behind That Curtain.” Earl Derr Biggers' mystery novel, “Be- hind That Curtain,” comes to the Fox next week in a Fox Movietone talking picture. Warner Baxter, Lois Moran and Gilbert Emery are the featured players. Mr. Baxter will be remem- bered as the “Cisco Kid” in “In Old Arizona.” The story concerns a girl, niece of a man of wealth, rank and power, who, defying the will of her proud uncle, married a man of questionable charac- ter. Scotland Yard, the great English detective bureau, very much interested in the groom, was ever alert on his trail and was thwarted on one occasion when one of its chief men was slain mysteri- ously while investigating the matter. ‘The whole world was stirred by this daring deed. A trail of circumstances leads from London to India, thence to San Francisco, and through it all the persistent, relentless pursuit of the mur- deml- li: intertwined with a most un- usual love story. John Irving Pisher will be featured in a Midsummer stage revue as mas- ter of caremnn\u, with a long list of en~ s !'oxatnn" offer individual novelties. tone News also will be an important Zfeature. PALACE—“Divorce Made Easy.” Douglas MacLean, Marie Prevost and Johnny Arthur will be featured at Loew's m-ee m a week, beginning Saturday, in the talking comedy, “Di- vorce Made Buy‘" a vehicle that is sald to enable MacLean to make people Warner Bros’ Vitaphcne production, that it is to be held as the screen at- traction for another week. The story concerns a company of stranded troupers who, while their amusing adventures go on, are nlaying a musical fantasy known as “The Phan- tom Lover.” The cast includes Betty Compson, Arthur Lake, Sally O'Nell, Joe E. Brown, Louise Fazenda, Ethel Waters, William Bakewell, Fairbanks Twins, Sam Hardy, Lee Moran, Wheeler Oak- man, Harry Bribbon, Thomas Jefferson, the Harmony Emperors’ Quartet and & dancing beauty chorus of 100. ‘The story is by Humphrey Pearson, the scenario by Rabert Lord, and Alan Crosland directed the picture. Grant Clarke and Harry Akst wrote the words and music, and the dance and stage presentations are by Larry Ceballos. TWO 0ZONE BANDS BELIEVED TO EXIST Both Hover Over Northern Hemi- sphere, Smithsonian Ob- server Declares. By the Associated Press. Two slender bands of ozone, hover- ing between 18 and 31 miles above sea level, are belleved to exist over the Northern Hemisphere. F. E. Fowle, assistant in the astro- physical observatory of the Smithsonian Institution, accounting for phenomena encountered in studying solar radiation, has evolved an explanation pointing to separate existence and origin. of the bands. Ozone is a super-oxygen and gener- ally formed in a thunderstorm by elec- trical discharges when it gives a pecu- liar, fresh odor to the atmosphere. One layer, long held to encircle the entire earth with a faint, blue shroud and cheating it of a part of the sun's radiation, is due to ultra-violet light from the sun which transforms oxygen of the alr into its unstable form of ozone. The other band, Fowle believes, is formed by the bombardment of elec- trical particles projected under great velocity from the sun. The winged energy, striking the oxygen in the upper reaches of the air, changes it to ozone that is positively charged, He arrived at his conclusions in ex- plaining varied results in obsevations originally made for determining the radiation emitted from the sun. Values taken at the Smithsonian station on Table Mountain, California, and those at Montezuma, Chile, showed that in both hemispheres the maximum amounts of ozone occur in the Spring and the minimum in the Fall. In the Northern Hemisphere a marked relationship exists between the ozone and sun-spot numbers. When the sun- spots are at a minimum, the layer formed by bombardment is practically absent. No such rtlationship, however, is noted in the Southern atmosphere. Mr. Fowle answers the variation in the two hemispheres by pointing out that the second band of ozone in the North is formed of positively elcctrified rticles which are deflected toward e earth's North Pole. His conclusions are substantiated by students of terrestrial magnetism who ascribe phenomena in thelr fleld to two quantities of ozone formed by two sep- arate agencies. JAPANESE FLYER DIES AT START OF GLOBE HOP Wreckage of Plane, Designed by Countrymen, Is Found Near Utah Town. By the Astociated Press. SALT LAKE CITY, July lfl—'l’hn body of Masashi Goto, ear-old B Sreckigerof his .u'f'.;x.fi"" hih wr e e, he had started on a projecud tnp < | around the world were found southeast of here late y. Goto's was located in Dry Canyon, 35 miles from Hebe'r, Utah, in the wreckage of his plane, Mame, || which he and a fellow countryman, its designer, hldb\lfltlnthem of car- :mc the fame .Ylplneu aviation ut the globe. $5,000,000 AVIATION UNIT FORMED IN PHILIPPINES Permit Granted for Establishing Commercial Corporation—Twenty Planes Ordered From U. 8. g | BY the Associated Press. unm'smum_g(m eoh.tfll- July Philippine _Islands, has been the 10.—A nted for establi ent of the At unn - Corpora. tion of the Ph!llrprlnu, :ufllbllapiul 000,000 hfi ::uamtor;mhm-m he 1ys in Atiantic Vita) " | head and secmed to think better of the - George sfar{u in Cohens and Kel, Sit. aphone reel. Hasta Manana. ARGARET GRANT'S poise had a restful effect on her fellow passengers when she entered the dining car. The nervous little woman with the fretful baby relaxed somewhat as Margaret sat down beside her. Richard Adams, across the aisle, unpuckered his fore- caustic criticism he was about to ad- dress to the ebony attendant about the length of time it took to broil a steak. Two children being piloted out stopped instinctively to smile up in the brown friendliness of her eyes and were start- ed again on their way by impatient parents. ‘The nervous little voice of the ner- vous little woman rasped out a com- monplace and was answered by Mar- garet’s velvety contralto, which made Richard Adams smooth the last faint wrinkle from between his eyes and sigh contentedly. She did not notice the extreme de- liberation which enabled him to ish just as she rose from the tlbl:. and the keen look which followed her bronze head would have been lost on her if the train had not given & sudden lurch just as she reached the door. Some one of the line waiting in the vestibule had loosened the catch that held the door, and only a quick brown hand thrust against it prevent- ed it slamming on Margaret’s fingers as she regained her balance. “Oh thank you,” frankly looking up into a pair of surprisingly blue eyes, which would have been stern if they had not been crinkled at the corners by the action of the sun without and a sense of humor within. She felt his strong steady her for & neces- sary moment and only that. “Making up time, I guess, and none too smooth a roadbed to do 1t on,” she heard above the roar of the train as they crossed the space between the two cars, with its flimsy accordion- like cover. Then he seemed to draw into himself with a reserve equal to her | own. His seat proved to be opposite hers in the Pullman. She sat quite motionless, entertain- ing herself with mental pictures of the end of the journey, & sure-enough holiday in California, after a year of exacting hospital duty, following her graduation. The doctors whose opin- jon made it flattering, insisted on having her as their “special” when they could. Now she had only Jack's eager face before her and she blew him an airy radio kiss, though her hands remained idly clasped in her lap, hands whose every firm curve said, “let me help you. She was barely conscious of the man opposite, though she had taken a nurse’s satisfaction in the ease with which he had swung his heavy Glad- stone bag up before him and when he burrowed for the book which now ab- ior‘bed hémmsloor Jackl Never ;vfll" ut 5o del r an she had to love him tr?fl = marry him when he was bm.er. The next d.y was passing and Rich- iwardly curse the con- venuom thn kept them apart. “Hang it alll I suppose if I were a young sheik and she a flapper we wouldn't be miles apart. I could walk right over and tell her she is the first man I ever really saw. She seemed so oblivious of him, friendly only with children and never tiring of them. Her seat became a mecca for all the ll".ll chaps in her car and adjoinin Over the cor- ner of hu% e la:muu most evolve boxes and pnp&rl,n:iu of string ";n?fi most unprom material t children produced. ‘which = "'rh]'.: Just, what we need, s iy 's just wi we 't 1t, Buéy;" mfl ite: oul lemane & count 3 e curate lcemmm{o! his nl.n v “ letter of introduction as he felt thn she might, ‘1 saw & ship a-sling, s-siling on And, oh lt "was lll laden with pretty things for me.” she crooned to & walting S-year-old as she ballasted a half 'lln?l:.lhell with softened wax and a tiny sail on its toothpick mast. %55 5‘5555 2521 ¢ Wo= E:od tz::t. but. hnnuu THE EVENING STORY something. But, oh, if she had only not let him care as he did. When Richard Mlaml found she was | dea going to California he anathematized the luck which he had just been bless- ing, that made his immediate presence necessary in the Imperial Valley for the biggest engineering project he had yet undertaken. He must see her long enough to establish & bond that would hold until he could find her lnln His practical soul scoffed at love first sight. But his mystical side ld- mitted the answer to her call. She summoned him and he recognized her right. No one in his 30 years had even imitated it. When they left El Paso after a fiying | poli visit to Juarez their acquaintance had extended to the point where an un- Binished phrase carried an electric thrill of undgnundmg‘ At Tucson, where he was to change, she walked along the platform 'Alh him to rest from the cramping monot- ony of the train. “Violet rays will never feel magnetic to me again!” she thought as her hand touched his, and the bronze and blue of his rare smile upturned to her suggested the sea cor the open spaces of the desert as he helped her down the steps. Budden!y he sal ks wife. wom:n coming toward them sto] in pleased amazement, and the lsm l;lm exclaime: ‘'Why, Dick Adams; walking right out here in Arizona with my paragon after saying you never cared to_meet her.” The Los Angeles train was ready to|SA! leave. come to the Imperial lley nnd spend the Winter with us, " insisted Mrs. con! “Hasta manana,” he nid as thzy urud and “Hasta manai by her heart she felt it was “udlol " Los Angeles and Jack came all too soon. She knew just how his eyes ‘would caress her and envelop her. "His Iuture nd even his life may depe he thought as she nmnled 'n pul wt of her life forever the dream of three perfect days. But Juck lvolded her straightforward look as he piloted her to his beautiful car, and in an instant she sensed the reason. Curled up in the front seat with a charming air of possession was the most en'-rlnclu bit of flapperdom she had ever seen. “Carol, this is Miss Grant,” Jack got it over jerkily. An Impenonll chn ;h:ult the trip filled the space to ote Then, as he settled her in her room: ‘Margaret, I've been a cad. Here you were expecting——" ghe turned a ra- dhl:’n: face toward him, cutting him shor “Jack, dear, I was expecting and hoping 'to find you well, and I am more than glad that,you do not need me. Brooks expects me back a long visit. 8he says it is frightfully lonely with only those tiresome engi- neers about.” “Well,” said Carol as he swung into the seat beside her, “the old dear took Jack, “Margaret is a T hated: to she did for ‘THE END. (Copyright, 1t CHICAGO DISCOVERS NEW THREAT TO GANGSTERS State’s Attorney Finds Statute He Believes Will Put Gunmen in Prison. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, July 10—The State’s at- torney has found a law he believes is ) strong enough to send most of Chi-|See ‘Mr. cago’s gunmen to prison for from 1 to 10 years. Under a 1925 statute, a person car- rying & deadly weapon may be given the 1-to-10-year sentence if he has a record of murder, sobbery, ry or attempted felony. Pollee said the statute may be in- voked against virtually every known Chicago gunman. FIRE . SWEEPS NEW YORK COTTON WAREHOUSE ;!s% I can stay only a week. Alice | fu in Arizona for | AUTO "MECHANICS, irst ‘class. | “Apply in Derson to Mr. Marvel. 1445 Church st AUTO MECHANIC, man with uur nce Ly and unfl:rlundl all kinds of brakes. an?unn clean-cut, fest household necessity; we train yo immediate earnings. $7-310 daily. O’Hara. Hotel Houston HELP AND SITUATIONS SI'I'UATION—WO“N. RECOMM¥NNED SERVICE. BY Jou can atiand the .,,,“‘"#"‘.‘ ;fi" The Washington Air Terminals have or- ganized a fiyi ty. fo operate u e et supersision. Wiz ipstructiofs will n siven at practically cost. ont. There ul be glub privileges. {nformation call or Met. 2123, Between 4 and 7 P.M. WASHINGTON AIRPORT, S. W Aqlll\GIO\' VA. HELP—WOMEN. TOUNTER GIRL for cafeteria. 300 14th GIRL—Will ive Vacation of week or two to GIRL, assist with work in refined girl who wil mer * Tesopt ‘adaress Box 341, lodge. thorguehly fa- | Fr 1 ged, for office po- NS employmen agency experi- Reply th aiary” hite, Hows 4 o 11:30 pm s personally, c:y-m o- e fo, work_in no phone calls. Lunch Room, B e, e g A ‘Addréss Box 241-D. Biar LADY with sb estal UL § vears secretarial expert 9, seeks connection with Address Box 280D, -achool eraduate. desires | FURNACES iators for 8 11th st. A KEYS—Dup keys. 28 cents; ou wait.” Furner & Otk 1 01k ave. n.w. _Metro. 3008. 1% New "ma o UREE, “services of. available o I0G] emcient, neat. 3607 ,{5“‘ hite, iable; Keep house and ot 'baby for employed couple. Lin. ?u thoroughly _expe teri -om wants piace pastry wo 3046- B o ST T AW 11tk PAPIRINO. decorating: int . G & bullt mowers1or sale! Harry A unl exterlo hfl.fl X~ i NG, CONTRACTOR terior; rk & specialts 50 elSidaa ave. b.er Puone waulm eolnrod. dressing ‘and_m: voml exbericnced t time: nassaeing. West 206! ate salary. Adams 523 Sl'l'UA‘l"iON—DOMESTlC. COOK, colored, neat, best city rmuncn de- l ‘position_general work or part tim day's work. Potomac 1883. (:()()K do general work, whole or part time, ork. or bachelor apt.: ood worker! Norlh 934 GENERAL _HOUBEWOF art-time 'orl by colored girls; good ref. 234] Gth QXRL wishes job as general houseworker, IIH tlmu or waltress; reference. 758 l:l o1 rnou THE COUNTRY wishes e time. neral housew K ‘S Jeundrs, Feference. - Atiantic PAINTING—Int r and expert_floor lnnmnn: Paul_Serene, 1200 N. € PAINTING, Thterlor and exterior. srpenter work, metal we n-uur e PAPERHANGING AND: lelmo teed work at ressonsble rates ates 3 or 588, d ire lead estimates tree. PAPERHANGING AND PAl glal low Summer prices are now Call for an estimate. Al our -uk feed. eue(ropoml'n Decorating ¥ 3 "+ Frankiin Tering. ‘worl Tooms pal susranteed. J. . 1889. hall. $60; :&Pm E:Purm. Jatest 'luu’u 2 paint Pietiures: " { GIRL, colored, wishes job as mother s helper or part-time Work morning or evening; rel- nce._ North s i GIRL, wishes | pmmon Tousesirl. 413 26th GIRL, <o lo SE 8 hour: King &l 'pe mc-mr bstie. OIRL for general housework. Apply janitor, 1749 T st. n.w. Phone Decatur 166 Apply le, wants_day’s worl work; no Sunday work. PAPERHANGING AND prices this week only. | ey painting all kinds__Ads scrape E“ Teasant outdoor Work s-‘rll. E x'n ,u & inners earn 3410 16 | m, . we train you. Cal e o 10 Bropie’s Life Bullding. ‘Hth ‘and CAR_WASHER. _Apply 628 D. FARM hite. smingle, exnemnc»a’ Phone_Clarendon FLOOR SCRAPER: must have first- Cllll rel- erence; to work by the day. Phone Clev. 462! fter 6 pm. SCRAPER APPRE! ar's experlenct. to I ply bet. nd 7, 21 HOUBSEMAN, col place in coun- HOUS0 miles from Washington. Write age, {elerences, wages. Mrs. Weschier, Leeshurs, a. MANAGER, experienced in h telligently, ‘to supervise large chain of line “stations in Washington; do not unless you are experienced:'state age, ex- rience. references in first letter. Address TH:T:'me Rellable p handle Watking Products in Washington: customers est: lished: excellent opportuaity for right man: earningg over 340 weekly, Write 1l G. Bor: . 231 Johnson Newark. N. J. MAN, colored. refined, cleanin mist experienced for cry cers st drive car: steady €00d references. Apply M. 30_Wisconsin ave. n.w. MAN wai di 1 salary. Addresl Box 289D, Enr ice. i 326 per Metro- MEN AND s'rvbzws, Tht outdoor work must be satisfied with'$30 Apply LA (7). Dest sppeating Bet. 38 and 35, to_solicit in Washington territory. Apply to ssles manager, 711 9ih ) RE wnd band ironers, OPERAT! Bang 1ro PRESS OPERAT rience ik dry’ 27ih and K s, LADIES f work: perma di n_you: immediate garnings, 16310 “aally. "Abp1y ). B. O'Hara, 7 dail " chains prevent lingerie pEper, voman, buy s CRorin” Wihanam, TRESS, capable of taking ch B Toxtamy Graseries shop. Adaress nn 380-D: Star ofice. Dossible and free ISHER. experienced. "ADpIY nec- l.r'l(gnatmlln Laundry, 1310 H VISHER ¥ willing e ed; Dieaser, ¥ in, Brst letier. STENOGRAPHER — Hig! e business house requires the services of an expert Enoerapher useq. o noiseless typewriter: wish smbitious single woman, between 20 10%36. % T Bimeriencs. isiary o ite " age, rience employed. Address Box 208-D, eRu oF induestioned "cha ctel T t for important travelin ifon: mast be over 36 with #00d education feofeue Dreterred): personality more impor- than _exi uaranteed {ncom son; o d hom 515 Peterents “reaired. Fhone Wisconsin 29 L, light colored, wishes position as nurse- maiem sl icr chamtermaid. 1416 mal Corcoran st._North 3321 PA PIRHANGING. roof 'o!k.ln o Estimates l{l": hiway S ranteed 1o sill Bide. Main 103 olo: wants job as general colored, neat. Apply GIR] Douseworker, bart time or all day. 2325 N st. n.w. anu. :olored. wants part-time job. Apply o feip in doctor’s oce. c-n 1221 5t 55, n.w HIGH-8CHOOL GIRL, colored sist in taking care of children, 2"0"s Years rth 2004. HOUSEWORK. plain cooking wanted by e e with Teference; nome anted by PART-TIME OR DAY'S WORK Is: Write or call 00d references. WOMAN, colored, wants cook’s place. Junch .w. _Phone North_ 615! * Work l\urlnmd. fer Co., 644 H st e ot g0d0, and Poi. 980-W. OIL BURNMING Ry “.T:fl?%’é? fognd. reliable 1 uerin. 412 Cap. _Lin. 3417, HOT-WATER HEATING—Spe- k. enulpntflhll shop e i1 PLUMBING AND K!A'I'I’NG—AII work done by registered plumber. at Ml:ll prices 'Dg‘:l’l i ‘only. Quick service T B L R S ROOFING, TINNING, gutters SoOMNG, GRS ; ek. All AT NStiontl TETT aak Tor Footng room, cafe or_small family: reference. Que at. WOMAN. colored, with good references. wish- es position as cook or maid afternoons. 11_Lincoln 3185, WOMAN. rellable, wants place chambermaid: good city references. Siles. 326 nd St ne. Wi cook oF ence. "'1748 Girard n pe WORK WANTED by colored _woman RO Rers Uok murh oF keneral Rousew FE. Address Box 221-D. Star ofice it WORK of any Kind: Saturday. other days from"3 o'cloc colored woman. ol 0663 d p.m.; PAINTINS: fuson Drices. P §3iec cay or migne AJZ Roofing Co., 2038 18th st. 5 tiful new ru in all estans ?Si“ém. Hest hnity.“priced o ple. Stop in an ffi;wmx LEEBLATT, 1ltn and H sts. i ncoln 879, rocess 366l Fern RUGS. 9x12 rug cleaned. 33 Sork uaranteca. " Call Deca ave your work uunc nn ‘We.are not busy. " Stand- nn N ROOP REPAIRING, spoutin popular 3817-W. PERSONAL. The rate ander heading of Personsl is 3 cents per line aiditional to Texular line rate. FIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS SINCE . Ethical secret service. Consultation gnly 'by sppointment. Morgan ~Bradford ‘Transport uildirg. Frankl 14 WINDOW “SHADES d Al lll o ntlmue llxflll‘ l-u. ?r l"G o c rd. Lincoln 10123. ESS OPPORTUNITIES. UNTAIN. beautl. w0 % ment: Washing ow Tor“best ‘ofter Teceived Star_ofice. NG, SLIP 5% discount this week, 403 1 onal 4902. . SLIF covtm DRA- ANDAR] it m distribute clreula, Appiy Thiisday and Friday, July ilth and ixm instructor for nnu' club; must be capable and reliable; can assure hours as desired. Address Box 76-D, office. SALESME! 1 _36_dail: How_doe: If_you have real stuff We will prove 1l 8 to 10 or 5 to 6. Life Building, 14th and N, ol it_sound? this statement. m 1310, People st SALESMEN (3)—If yo opportunity; ‘unusual mission: all necessy Radio_Shop. 3201 8A —Tave real opportunity for wi e and biiity “for cAIng ‘on Gentsl Bro- ance ani y Sor on dental pro- fession. Afl ress Box "g r_office. BALESMEN rt_today, money tonight: Bew piovesition for rexl specialty men. Phone National 9230, Room 10° nmu:v—-w»u established expanding locally and out of . Phone National 3665 between 10 and 4 for appointment. VEGETABLE MAN with et_experience: one who can e a market curb stand: steady position: d opportunity to right rty. 1428 7th st. n.w. UNG MEN (two) to do credit and resl e lll‘ (llll rerlrllll[ must. furnish own lnlo 2 guiside work and must have bee hnrn m Washington or nearb: SCart. '$80 'a" month. unless fles more; “qua. dress Box 286-D. Star Government Employes And others can greatly increase their earn- ings by interesting part-time work. This elumlnnll opportunity. Call at 1716 H SALES MANAGER. \We have openins for 2 security salesmen. en SECURITY proposition. own. Bave completed within this makes a splendid salesman who is willing to work hard. We can supply you with plenty of prospects, but iy ct” results. Only those who can theag Tequiréments need apply b 10 I'H SHAPIRO €o., Nll Eye St. N.W. MEN, 3, well appearing, to rep- resent a well known business concern in Washington and sur- rounding territory; good money can be made by hustlers. Apply to Sales Manager, 711 9th st. , bet. 8:30 and 9:30 a.m. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. WOMAN, hite, settied. Tor Bakery ot experienced ES:Dubte efier Address _x 9-! eiris: speciai Phr it United Permanent fascinating unrecessary. Phone 9220_for_appointment. r'; Wllku. YOUN( orumulmn has lood mmn of good -nre IIY llfl neces: l;l! l“nlo“l“g.c'u‘d Sracs tions and has l!}c!l’; ‘er(:: L . e RL, bookkeeper and typ must be experienced. MAN'S, 7th and F. STENOGRAPHER—Well es- tablished real estate company desires first-class stenographer with experience. Salary, $1,200 to $1,500 to start. Reply in own handwriting, stating expegience. Address Box 219-D, Star office. THE CHESAPEAKE AND I'O"‘OMA(‘?‘TELEPHONE COMPANY. DESIRABLE POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE FOR YOUNG WOM- EN QUALIFYING FOR TELE. PHONE OPERATING. GOOD SALARY PAID WHILE LEARN- ING WITH INCREASES AT FRE- QUENT INTERVALS. APPLY TO APPLICATION DEPT, ROOM 1, 722 12th ST. N.W. e Y ENLAI x o [ OR OTHER To0t troubtes Consulc. Foot. Correction Lab: oratory, 612 F n.w., Suite 108, ground floor. ATURELLE" PERMANENT WAVE, nb a besutigul v erts ot HONOUR ommmn-z CROOL. 1345 N ne North 10499. n:rmi‘o YOUNG LADY, WITH PRACTI- ng 51 ‘Rddress Box 13-, Star ofice. AUTO FOR HIRE. iring long or short trips. care- Jears experience: new Buick; ‘all Col. 3600. Apt. 406 RIVATE KINDERGARTEN, n.w—Children 3 or over! MISS FL Pl 1332 Mass. ave. 0 to 5:30; 35 week, §1 day, 25¢ T LAUNDRY FOR SALE—Ilns rces gacri- of established succeuml b“!lnfl! for en % ynisual opportunity; §00d mu.m. Fhose ¥ Hyn svie 1m LUNC ‘i b Bl lelu'. ullb“lh ed: ‘profitable: ren B "%’e”und." RE Gor “Swner, lm ATE CAl own_section, doin ; Jeased. For further fn- ACOS, 804 Potomac ave. Tittle capital, w PaE iomite, ot for Tae you a plan that hi fuccesstully for many others. W CONGRHI: BLOCK MACHINES 3). &1 olde: 1 Kent continuous mixe! Tt truck: ’1 o ” D 2302 O 3 ord, tra BES" Lin. 1688, spn ADOPTI E BABY BOYS. ONE 6 months cid and one 2 weeks. Two baby glrls; 3 weeks old. RGaress Box 330-C. Star HS; BATTLE CREEK I and -lco Tubs; white nurse opera Potomac 4 15 RUGS cmNm SHAMPOOED, STORED, Our prices save you money, "ANDA 403 CONV. Lssczm AGED. INVALIDS GIVEN excellent care in nurse's old home; special diet; prof. ref. Pot. 5237. FE. i hed. To- weil gstavlis] good lox F cation: owner lesving cit sale: n an b favute Sikee plents b .,,‘, St 850" Relct wo: bad heaith. 1319 K LUNCHROOM on one of the best Northeast €] doini ood business: long lease. Grner will it 67 trade” 05" house.” Narth T445. SUITE_WITH_SEP. incl. material, $16.50 5350. FORMERLY OF rmnn fo see her cus- RNET ISee L b JIOMAINE BALON, 1403 Park Lady tomers at LA rd. n. 5 o‘m!n S LOVE AND CARE FOR BEST OF u infants and children up to 6 years; ideal hoone | Berwr ¥R 149 (N FeRIvEred, Iramed. And Mmade 20 order tol Mirrar Co. “National 6191." Estima s cheerfully_given. 11! HELP—DOMESTIC. HOU“WBmR DY The week. o s, ;) GENERAL noumonm plnr. ook tor amall tamily”in country nmear Washin Call_Apt. 430 Chastleton_Hotel. GIRL or middle-aged Foman, WBIEor sol: ne! sework. light laundry; nice Dome S subusbe: Teasontble SAIMIy: stay some or all nights, Sunday off. Phone Clar- endon_1882. GIRL for cockmx -na ‘:nem hous to stay nights. 23y bh lnfl nll-he person. Tos Frimrose st GIRL, white, who wanis 1o spend Summer in country doing light housework for fam. wimming and movies. Call at n Rust Bidg. after 103, s 'GIRL OR WOMAN. Solsework_ang. plain *cookin nights. 3753 Allison_st. n.w. HOUSEKEEPER and companion, wl dle-aged. 1015 Kearney st. n.c. 18 MARRIED COUPLE: lady to do Tousework Toom and board for both.” 1344 R I lv. white, settied. to care for smail ts, Apply o stay night fter 6 p.m., 3541 st.n.w.. Apt. OMAN. middie-aged, colored, £00d, KIn: PO ener Ser el Cal” BerRyh WOMAN. white. to- care Tor iwe for 310 YOUNG ~Shildren and - genieral housework. 1501 MARKERS, white, e: - Distador Taundrs, 1438 Lrving st 2w, A lnl matics ur Teal tm 5 WANTED—SALESMEN. SITUATION—MEN. Wfi mon On farm of some respon- worked s manager, foreman and h . can (urnllh very best references 19 of ‘age, who desires Ployment :na 5 rienced in nnn Addr Star_office. LOCAL PACTORY open to sell tires to lluthuwurl A Somm m"f accounts in wfl,h‘ k MAN—Must hugtler:_ou - Dy Jl '-lid. ‘work. M SECURITY SALESM) the sight ghan 4 hu \dreds of lnd o Shauid Sar 1080 16 xnve-ua nt only Yerr c cummred WANTED—Experienced salesman for nwn' Rfln'mx‘mghfln- Wieh wlndwdrll:lm::ll @ rred. o} the right man. Blechman 100 H st ne. work. Box 20" nm N, 3 years collese. 4% vears practieal exi menent em- Fien pe ‘“mmt it .':fi' ble “Arm. " Address ¥ of any Kind. b 9- Refer nfi."{adfm‘% 3 n'am hvfi‘ id or insane :luenl. ey S, Sisseiman, tion caring lor an at home or travel ive best of E{GBG flll Sk s dapensy, mereeiie With B years "experience in building construction, desires employment us duperintendent ot foreman: best references. Address Box . Star nfiee NOI dnmuun Mlv by day, weel e investigated. STENOGRAPHERS. ~BOT 5 iy m-mmfimgé m?'w e et Fress W] afl 5 7 POSITIONS Xeed 50 apolicants istration. INI'I'IIJO‘I'ION COURSES. TR A e references. MAN, udent, de: xnwufiw"n(n h‘nrmlnd .nJ"‘ t Fhone Nationa1’ 3604 between 9. an lum,hnum. white: smbitious, out of work, must’ have lfl‘ at once: good refer- ences; will consider -ny T Ppermanent. dle_Expert, Moles Per. Satisfaction Guaran- 1105 G st. Fr. 1982:J. PERMAN HAXH TRIM.. MON., 10¢.: FINGER WAVE. TUES. 3 FREE MARCELS. WP_‘D ‘Thu % Ia Frl Open daily \mlll g lllllll 9 nm ELLE IONOUR SCHOOL. 817 W 9818. M RESPONSIBLE PARTIES amm Syra, Pittsburgh, Norfolk. Atlanta, Peoria w e want Boston tranepor Franklin 8370. __15' RECOMMENDED SERVICE. ‘The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ers, Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive rompt attention. For admission to commended Service Column call Main 5000, Braach 115. ANT, BEDBUG, MOTH, ROACH. at exter: mination inteed: aintain a mod- ern Xumnnon chlmbfl tor furniture, russ, etc specialize in house fumigation’ Anen:‘nn Dwinfectant Co. 936 Eve ol n, ARMATURE ING. motor -epairs: lowest prices. See this adv. . only. Carty’s Armature Service. 1608 14th. N. 324, BEDDING, mattrsses renovated, sprines re- plired: specisl llow prices now: . D.W. Nnuuml 5528, BEDDING, lu % springs en Yaen s u-nru- co i II &' J 6679 BEDDING !.hfl ted jte; S e Bedding_Co., 16_Bth t orice l ) DELICATESSEN. —cahfectioners._and e unch. frst- corner: 4-r§om Dartment “above. © Address Hox cmm i AND NEWSSTAND In Iobby office Side" woing businesslow rent: owner {iL 8¢ d"Will sell for $1,300. Address Box 284-D. ‘Star offce. 5 ACCESSORIES. bestTocation: LR Sha Hocked: long lease’ seiablished ndiing ove & : Do 0 "Adarest " Box 316D, BYaF Bundayi d; closed equipped: close St FE, Ly flunnl !300 per month: can stay deposit until satisfied. Price, $2.800. Eeonlrll ave. and Chapel rd. n.e. Call Main pressing shop for sale cheap; Soare siness. 1328 Wisconsin ave. doine sood now BEAUTY PARLOR__beautifully _equipbed: frsi-class. paving investment: will sacrifice ToE Gtk PO Address Box '388-D, Star office. 2 i WOULD LIKE TO LEASE MILLINERY DE. partment in popular price dress shop doing Eood business. Address Box 271-D, Star INT SHOP_for fent in modern . completely Do wo Kalorama Gerage, 1640 Kalo- rama m Phone_Col. 7 4__ CAFE, ness reasonable cash offer heaith reason, for - sell 300-D._St: m T pmagness - district, 1 Gowntonn business - distri will ‘b refused. Aot printer with o and secretarial experience detires with a concern willing to pay & flh for the opportunity of having ite pr iting %% ‘moments at no costs_beyor ell _equipped 8hop. salary. star-offce. . gula; Address Box 282 0 "marer Oflers TaveTorn soade’ "‘l" ading | manufacturers. Brateet Toun by Tenl estate trust and repay with profit_when invention is sold, vmn 1d be, witnin o few grus A, 5.0 GARAGE_AND Rl ATRS. ness. on busy street; sel o Box 338-D. B To communicats with & BARTES Pt V300 to \nvest Jn new slectric meat facing machine 4 Ebbitt Hotel. e uu ‘Decatur 155, | M ther mat.; dowh com n'?é""""'-m ored_lassi Beading b0, 622 B n.w. M. 4004, | © CA"W ng, repairing remodel- reliable, flrll—cllu service, and prices e, “PRmne Dec Wl For 148 orices, D.firnnn‘;: nulovu!n i ND BUILDER, general remod- Citie and TepalrInE B Broperty Yot e %n-nm for Jobbing. H. Johnsori. 1365 Iryins. CARPEN RK—Special Seek ‘oniy on laree. or " sual National 7418, prices um I jobs. Free FOR SALE—Cleaning. tailoring ment; !gj:y %?‘m Tow fent) owner leavine I:Xclrs uuo m nt! S ik ‘as mall order basiaees. 218. Star_offi o DINTRIEOTONE :Gentile, for D, C. Maryiand and West Vir- ginla; new produ no competitiol 1) Sampie sells It evers fime: immense D dnlli comm\m repeat hu;‘lne deale carry accont: 1ny Thent reauired. Box 131-D: Biar ofce. e ‘Address Box 1 CARPENTER—Porches bullt, inclosed and screened; shelving. fixtures.” cabinel wo first-class; prices Goodwjn, North 89 Franklin_1 e Pporches, par floors, s . cementste T reliabie. 8. Rowell, 21 DARPII’ R JOBBER, porches screened, in- ences built.” M Brining, 1350 Tay- lor st. n.w. 1 R—ReD ving. v, 7182~ inclosed, stering _and ey, 13¢ ch_m in ‘:,'nem?x"? "zrvlu and W ures lur $60. C.ll l’lfl. - | ments st._n. #‘ Uy EmeTaic fio—c Tooms, 2 halls. bath complete, tures, $20; installed work | Coron: m -uoa m ln! nflmlu 'l.l"c“m and txi-m & W et unm (lunlell mn- T SATE E_MISCELLANEOUS. mmr CRIB, walnut, drop side, Cleveland S Site_and ‘hew m Comblete:” housekeeper, l!urunnun N ) Vermont_a BED-DAVENPORT, 3 TaRdsome Dieces over- stuffed: used few months; sacrifice. Apt. 465 Col. rd. i S ith _ battel 3 B DAY Fi e e, SPADE 3 MATERIALWrecking 16 Gov: ernment. wartime - hotels {he Capitol and l‘h: Union Station. We el s I and used uncnq‘ | R S R gmn" 908 Dlnrle ational Bank