Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1931, Page 44

“EFREM ZIMBALIST ON RADIO TONIGHT Violinist’s Recital to Be Given Only by Stations Outside Washington. Efrem Zimbalist, world - renowned wiolinist, will be heard in a special radio recital tonight over a nétwork of Nlfl(‘nfll Broadcasting Co. stations. ‘The am is scheduled at 9:30 o'clock, but it will not come into Wash- ington. Stations to broadcast this fea- ture include WJZ, WBAL, WLW, WHAS and WRVA. The principal network features to be carried by WRC include the Sun- shine Hour, with Rudy Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees, the Birthday Party, in which Handel will be hon- ored, and the Melody Moments, with Eugene Ormandy’s ~Orchestra, and Oliver Smith, tenor. Handel Music Scheduled. Rudy Vallee's program will come from Chicago, and will consist of a —_number of popular sentimental bal- lads. The Birthday Party, in honor- ing Handel, will feature some of his compositions, such as the “Largo,” “Comfort Ye My People” and “Come Unto Me.” Selections from “Three Little Girls” and Weber's “Invitation to the Dance” will be included in the Melody Moments program. Smith's solo number will be “Heavenly Night.' ‘There also will be a saxophone solo by_Clyde Doerr. The weekly organ recital by Otto F. Beck and a dance program by B. A. Rolfe's Orchestra are among WRC's other major presentations. In addi- tion, the station has scheduled late dance programs by Jack Albin’s Orches- tra and Louis Panco’s Orchestra. “Jungle Time,” a dramatized story of three adventurers and their experiences along the Orinoco River, will be broad- cast tonight at 8:45 o'clock by WMAL and associated Columbia Broadcasting System stations. Dr. Herbert S. Dickey, " jungle explorer, will be the guest speaker on this program. Choir to Be Heard. _‘The Walther League Cloir, assisted by the St Louis String Ensemble, will {eunt the musical portion of the utheran program. Aside from the musical selections there will be a Lenten sermon by Rey. Walter A. Maier of Concordia Thedlogical Seminary. Classical selections make up the pro- gram to be presented at 10:30 o'clock by Toscha Seidel, violinist, and the Columbia Concert Orchestra. The Radio Roundup broadcast at 11:30 will fea- ture Freddie Rich’s Orchestra with Nan Halperin as the soloist. The Tropical Serenaders, the Hon- olulans and Jack Ralston’s Orchestra will providle WOL's principal musical attractions. WJSV announces a varied ‘program featuring - Chick Godfrey, ‘Walter Holt and Elizabeth Sherier. Folks Behind The Microphone BY THE RADIO EDITOR. ROM the stage to the screen to radio. These, in brief, are the principal steps in the meteoric rise to fame of Maurice Chev- alier, one of the latest of the ‘newcomers to the microphone. Chevlier takes radio seriously. He -approaches the microphone with im- agination. Instead of just a little black box he sees before him when he broad- casts thousands of firesides. Another attribute of the French star 15 his love for the American people. ‘They have made it . possible for him to make a lot of American dollars. But he says he’s not interested en- tirely in the money. ‘To sing for a Jarge American audience that only radio can yeach is what fascinates him. ‘There is an artistic thrill in that. And he loves thrills Somehow, the theater was in Chev- | alier’s blood, and must have come from some remote ancestor, for his imme- | diate family hadn’t numbered any @ctors or actresses. Born at Menil- montant, a spot near Paris, his first experiences were far from joyful. His father died and Maurice, at the age of 11, had to make some addition to the family exchequer. Pirst a carpenter, then an electrician, & printer and a painter of doll's faces, he failed miserably. Success, however, smiled on him as & nail maker. But he still spent his spare time singing, doing imitations. His first job as an entertainer was in a Parisian cafe, where he earned 3 francs a night for four nights a week. His imitations of popular stars won him a chance to meet Mistinguette, one of France's foremost musical comedy act- resses, and later he became her dancing partner in the “Folies Bergere.” ‘Then came the war. He was wound- ed and taken prisoner in Germany, but managed to escape by posing as a Red | Cross worker. Prance gave him the Military Cross A changed Pans, suffering from the | war, greeted him on his return, and soon he became a star. Elsie Janis got him to play opposite her in a London revue, “Hello, America.” Then he went to Argentina. Finally be came to the United States and made a few motion picture films. And now radio has claimed him as its latest idol | ¥k . | LTHOUGH Aline Berry plays the part of a happily married woman in the N. B. C. sketch “Raising Junior,” she receives on the average of | on- proposal a week by mail. The young | men who propose are not aware of the fact that Miss Berry s the wife of | Peter Dixon, who writes the sketches. * x o % 'HE University of Maine Band is to pi a concert over the Columbia network on the afternoon of March One of its numbers will be the popularized by Rudy Maurice Chevalier. 7. “Stein Song,” Vallee. FORD TO USE BARGES 8T. LOUIS, February 26 (#).—The Mississippl Vallev Association, in a statement here Tuesday, said that the| Ford Motor Co. plans to build its own | rivey barges to transport finished cars from its Chicago plant to various river ints “just as soon” as the Lakes-to- e-Gulf waterway is completed. ‘The Mississippi Valley Association quoted F. F. Fletcher, traffic muer or the Ford company at Chicm. saying double-deci :10:00—B. A. Rolfe Dance Orchestra. N 7:15—Ethel Pelford. Today on (ARl time p.m., unless 475.9 Meters. WMAL g4 kiloeyeles. 0—American_School of the Alr. 0—Pancho and his orchenn and Rollo, dramatic 8: oo‘-g{c cmhnm, the “Whispering anis 8:15—Columbia feature, 8:30—Kaltenborn Edits the News. 45—“Jungle Time,” dramatic sketch. 9:00—Lee Morse, “blues” singer. 9:15—The Singers. 9:30—Detective Mysteries. 10:00—Lutheran Program. 10:30—Toscha Seidel. violinist, and Co- lumbia Concert Orchestra. 11:00—Ben Bernie’s Orchestra. 11:30—Radio Round-up, featuring Freddie Rich's Orchestra and sololsts. 12:00—Weather report. 12:01—Morton Downey, with Leon Be- lasco's Orchestra. 12:30 to 1:00a—Ann Leaf at the organ Early Program Tomorrow. 8:00a—Morning devotions, 2:15a—Melody Museteers. 0a—Tony's Scrap :45a—The Dutch Girl. 9:00a—Opening the Morning Mail, 9:30a—Morning Moods. 9:45a—Stokely Serenaders. 10:00a—Columbia Mixed Quartet. 10:15a—Julia Sanderson and Frank Crumit. 10:45a—Frank W. Ynung m-nm 11:00a—Talk by Emily Pos 11:15a—Cooking ’n-nvelazue. by Wini- fred Carter. 11:30a—"Common Sense for Mothers,” by Mrs. John 8. Reilly. 11:45a—Beatrice Herford. 12:00—Paul Tremaine’s Orchestra. 12:30—Columbia Revue, 1:00—Lotus Orchestra. 1:30—Ritz-Carlton Orchestra. 2:00—Columbia Artists’ Recital. 2:30—American School of the Air, vo- cational guidance and curnm events. 3:00—U. §. Marine Band Orchestra. 3:45—"The Pipes of Pan,” by Dr. Day- ton C. Miiler. * 4:00—Curtis Institute of Music. 315.6 Meters. WRC 950 Kilocycles. 2:30—Edna Wallace Hopper. 2:45—The Melody Three. 3:00—"Modern Home Building” by Col. John Reed Kilpatrick. 3:15—Talk by Louis Rothschild, direc- tor Better Business Bureau. 3:30—La_Forge-Berumen musicale. 4:00—"The Magic of Speech,” by Vida Sutton. 4:30—U. §. Army Band. 5:00—The Lady Next Door. 5:30—“What Happened to Jane?" 5:45—The Tea Timers. 6:00—News Flashes. 6:10—Income Tax Brevitles. 6:12—Correct Time. 6:13—Black and Gold Orchestra. 6:15—Rudolf Schramm Concert Or- chestra. 6:45—Uncle Abe and David. 7:00—Amos ‘n’ Andy. 7:15—The Yeast Jesters. 7:45—Dynamic Program. 00—Sunshine hour, with Irene Bor- doni and Rudy Vallee and his Connecticut Y 9:00—Arco Birthday Pmy. in honor | of Handel. 9:30—Melody Moments, featuring Eu- gene Ormandy’s Orchestra and Oliver Smith, tenor. 11:00—Weather forecast. 11:01—Organ recital by Otto F. Beck. 12:00—Jack Albin's Orchestra. 12:30 to 1:00—Panico’s Orchestra. Early Program Tomorro 6:45a—Tower health exercises. 8:00a—Gene and Glenn. 8:15a—Morning devotions. 8:30a—Cheerio. 9:00a—U. 8. Army Band. 9:15a—Campbell's Orchelh‘l 9:45a-—Food progra the Radio otherwise indicated.) 9:30—Elizabeth Sherrier. 10:30—Walter Holt. 11:00—Weather forecast. Early Program Tomorrow. 9:00a—Down _South in Dixie. 9:05a—The Town Crier. 9:30a—Weather report and Grand- father's clock. 9:40a—Hints to Housewives program. 10:30a—Decoration talk. ll:oo»—eonpel Song Service. 11:30a—Gospe} Crusaders. 12:00m—Correct time. 12:05—Farms news program. 12:30—Recreation Trio. 12:45 to 1:00—Radio Revival, 2:00—Afternoon Musicale. 2:30—Music Appreciation program. 3:00—Whoopee Hour. 4:00—Robert Downing. 228.9 Meters. WOL 1,310 Kilocycles. 3:30—Good afternoon p: . 4:00—Quarrel scene from “Julius Caesar,” by Donald Dawson and Harry Welker. 4:30—Katherine Dunning, pianist. 4:45—Dance music. 5:15—One-Time Opportunities. 5:45—George Norris, tenor, and Edith Reed, pianist. 6:00—Public_Service Man. 6:02—Seba Christie, tenor. 6:15—Community Chest program. 6:30—Aerial Columnist. —Musical interlude. 6:40—Tropical Serenaders. 7:00—Dinner music. 7:20—News flashes. 17:30—Jack Ralston’s Orchestra. 8:00—Mullane’s Costumers. 8:30—The Vikings. 9:00—The Honolulans. 9:30—Wrestling match, broadcast from ‘Washington Auditorium. Early Program Tomotrow. 7:30a—Musical Clock. 8:00a—Birthdays. 8:10a—Musical Clock. 10:00a—Talk by Peggy Clark. 10:20a—Public Service Man, 10:30a—With the Composers. 11:00a—Beauty Chat. 11:15a—Musical program of Hits and 11:30a—Preview of Coming Attractions. 12:00m—Musical Brevities. 12:10—Lenten Services, con‘ucufl by Rev. Joseph R. 8iz00. 12:30 o 1:60—Organ recital by Paul D. WABC WBAL WBZ . WCAO WEAP WGY . AS Flashes from The Evening Star, a resume of world mews, is broad- cast daily by WMAL at 5:45 o'clock. DOCK STRIKE SETTLED Secretary of Commerce Presides| Over Conference in Manila. MANILA, February 26 (#).—The waterfront strike at Iloflo which badly hampered shipping from that port for several weeks, was settled yesterday in an arbitration conference presided over by Gilemon Perez, secretary of com- merce and communications. ° Business firms made only one conces- | sion—that there would not be any dis- | crimination against members of the | Federation of Labor. They refused to recognize the federation or raise pay. The strike of workers at the sugar centrals of Negros Island has not been very effective, but still is in progress. dA: effort to settle it will be made Mon- y. NOLAN MOTOR CO. 10:00a—National Home Hour. 11:00a—Musical _Appreciation hour, | featuring the new Utrecht High School Orchestra of Brooklyn, the Nicholas Senn High School Chorus of Chicago, and the High School Brigade Band of the Washington High School Cadet_Corps. 12:00m—Retail food market review. 12:15—On Wings of Song. 12:30—National Farm and Home hour. 1:30—Sunshine Carolers. | 2:00—"Cake, Cockies and Candy,” by Elinor Hanna. 2:15—May Singhi Breen and Peter de Rose. 2:30—The game of aircyclopedia. 2:45—The Melody Three. 3:00—Child Study Association. 3:15—Musicalities. 3:30—Classic gems. 4:00—"American Women Face the Em- ployment Problem,” by Amelia Earhart. 4:10 to 5:00—Radio Guild, “The Ro- mantic Age.” 2054 Meters. WISy 1,460 . Kilocycles. 3:00—Mary Jane and Uncle Bob. 3:30—Melodic Moment. 4:00—Memory Boys. 5:00—8cience and History. 5:15—Along Route 50. 6:00—News flashes. 6:15—Classified program. 7:00—Studio_feature. 7:26—Time signal. 17:31—Chick Godfrey, tenor. 7 :45—Studio feature, The New STEWART WARNER RADIO A. C.OR D. C. CURRENT 740510 Down One Year to Pay Balance OKAY RADIO CO. Sales Service NEVEx CLOSED | 1111 Eighteenth St. N.W. i Decatur 0216 | | Tune in Tonight “Seiberling Singers” WMAL at 9:156 P.M. || LEHMAN’S 12th & K Sts. NW. Na. 0241 *k I magine Your WHEN THE FRIGHTENED STRANGER. THROWS HER ARMS AROUND You «—' extra price. 409 11th St. N.W. 417 11th St. N.W. 1769 Pa. Ave. N.W. *********************** IMAGINE YOUR PLEASURE at being able to embrace the wonderful savings we offer you in exquisite cabinet radios. Enjoy the extra beauty of & fine cabinet model without the penalty of STAR RADIO 3218 14th St. N.W. Major Radio Features SPORTS. Wrestling match broadcast from Wash- ington Auditorium, WOL, 9:30. DRAMA. Uncle Abe and Dlvld ‘WRC, 6:45; Amos 'n’ Andy, 'l Daddy and Rollo, WMAL “Jungle Tlm!. “WMAL, C 45; Dflecflve Mys- teries, WMAL, 9:30. VARIETY. Yeut Juurl, WRC, 7:15; Phil Cook, 7:30; Ann Leaf at the organ, WMAL 8:00; Sunshine Hour, with Irene Bordoni and Rudy Vallee and Connecticut Yan- kees, WRC, 8:00; Melody Mo- ments, with Oliver Smith, tenor, and Eugene Ormandy’s Orchestra, WRC, 9:30; Otto Beck's organ recital, ml‘?) 11:00; Radio Roundup, WMAL, DANCE MUSIC. . A. Rolfe’s Orchestra, WRC, 10:00; Ben Bernie’s Orchestra, WMAL, 1 Jack Albin's Orchestra, WRC, Lion Belasco'’s Orchestra, 12:01; Louis Panico's Or- chestra, WRC, 12:30. HIGHLIGHTS ELSEWHERE. 5 45~Tfln Scrap Book — WABC, iR, WCAU and WCAO. e:u—'ropm: in_Brief; Lowell Thomas —WJZ, WBZ, WLW, KDKA, WRVA, WJAX and WIOD. 7:30 — Niagara program; dramatic sketch—WEAF, WGY, WSYR and WREN. 7:45—Friendly Footnotes: Fred Wald- ner, tenor, and Dal Lampe’s Or- chutn»—w.vz, WBZ, WHAS, M, WRVA and WIOD. 8: oo—ume Symphony Orchestra— 'OR. 8:00—* The First Nighter.” dramatic sketch —WJZ, WBZ, WBAL, KDKA WHAM, WGAR and 8: !D—wm ‘Rogers _and salon orches- tra—WJZ, WBZ, WBAL, WHAM, KDKA and WSR. 9:00—Julia Sanderson and Frank Crumit—WJz, WBAL, WBZA, EN, KDKA and WHAM. 9:30—Efrem Zimbalist, Frank Parker, He]en Rowland and Don Voor- Lu and .Em; humorous sketch—WJZ, WBAL, WBZ, WJR, KDKA and WHAM. 11:00—Slumber music; string ensemble, under_direction of Ludwig Lau- ;’(lerA—WJZ ‘WHAM, WBAL and 11:00—. Amos 'n’ Andy, second broad- ast—WMAQ, WREN, WHAS, WMS ‘WSB, WSMB, WMC and KTHS 11:00—Organ recital -WGY. 12:00—Henry Busse's Orchestra; dance music—WJZ, WREN, WHAS and WSB. 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Only bona fide answers to advertise- ments addressed to box numbers in care of The Star will be de- livered to advertisers on pres- entation of the box number ticket. HELP—MEN. BUSINESS INSTRUCTIONS. OAL. ""i-m%fl T AODAY. Begin Tuition, $10. e Civil Service Preparatory ) Met. 6337 and femal 312150 to 340 wk.. STENOGRAPHERS, bookkeepers, typists. male Deedsd dally; salaries. HELP—WOMEN. OPERA’ with & following. By 1034 North Capitol st LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE school; plenty of grullall while you learn. war Ap- MARCELLER AND FINGER WAVER. ‘export- eneed, aiso’ an o rentice. Iva Be: s-lon. _125_10th ' Met. 82! %, expert only. / Apply 13 ingle_Shonve. 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Biar GIRL, colored, for general housework: Tef- erences; can stay nights if desired. 431 Rit- tenhouse st. n.w. riepced. BUSHELMAN AND TAILOR. Address Box T In reply state ‘salary. Star_office. CARPENTER or nted to Five estimate on cost of c riing wainut ed into bench. In mmuf-‘ give refere; Address Box 361- 2 COLLECTOR Experience Drefeired; ough knowledge of Washi towns and having car wi §0, mer week: rio selling Tequired: Star_offic bis AN — Lavee _furniture siors TEaaired ihe services of man experlenced in window dregs- ing and arranging furniture on floors; also Wit ability o sell. " State age’in first reply. Ad © Kadress d T o lath snd Mon- MEN_(2), neat appearance, with car and liberal comm sion conditional to ta; permanent repeat trade; experlence not ne CSsary: we frain you in e geld, Call after 4 p.m., 216 Insurance Blds., 907 15th st. B, MEN of neat appearance, who are industri- ous and stable. are offered an opportunity o make a good living introducing to house- s bunlnnlfie s _a staple article nd., - jOleott, 1022 Ver- |mmrmne “employment: must . energetic and over 25, married pre- positions will pay about 330 to start; Sipeel AP 359 Munsey Bldg., 1320 MEN {0 distribiite advertising matter, 7 MEN (2) for men_ who Good Hope ra. e cars: excellent opportunity don’t mind work. Apply 1325 c, nk for Mr. Hawkins. P NG CONTRACTORS, Teibonsible: 10, Five. putldes caumate. on mew house In nearby Maryland. " Address rox 444-8. Star off PRESSER, “experisnced, IR TIGFencE perienced In pressing Tachine. _Bon Cleaner Promo d 2 Hor one ‘senior and one suntor retall esman. 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"The Nationa Phone Nat: 1376, T R B L i “'"'x.."‘"’- urns, intats electEle Frindern e nr-lm mumom um .Illl fires 61" every 'Em Inc.. 914 E st. V' d?miu ¥ Tevre ...h plumbing fixtures, ot v Salvage Co., 1248 It s, e e isterco fine Imry CHEVROLET SPORT SEDAN. late - §gndition: original paint muh. Tik - call $125. CRIB, baby scales, reed carria table." chairs, single Simmons_be nrlh :uu GENTLEMAN aun‘m extra work 1:_:":\1-. mechanical drawing preferre not wanted. Addry x 138-8, Star offic NTTOR or houseman for private x-ml ié‘ua references. Call North 7373. PATENT ATTORNEY. registered member of | p former examiner, desires speciication Bk ¢ moderate salaty or piece woTk. A ress Box 4098, Star office. 2 RADIO STUDENT desires place with un ble 2 ashington: some e Tence: Bo loafe lmnll‘lnhry exmlle e. xperience: no loafer. Address Box 44 Sta GRAPHER. yflun; mln. 6 itlfl (Xpe curate, good edlltllh'm Met. slTUATlON—-WOHEN LERK, typist, bookk: T, expe- e e KEEPER, typist and P, B. X. Oper: B esires immediate position. Bhone Ad 2889. DENTIST'S ASSISTANT and secretar: Sugniy - experienced, desires. position Teferemce. Phone Adams 2889. - :wn Y LADY wants position as hou for elderly couple or Ko evilie: 1211-M El Tt l ~— Th i %" s or you .OCR:MR':‘:: ;‘rls ut ’ rd llsn with board. ox_22 rl'rru.. ladi experienced on hd coats; references: capable of tak- f:t“:n'-ru g1 work room. " Addn ress Box age, speaks e on. Shidd's_soverncs of ishes, b B S Tody's maid. Address Box SALESM Nolan st. n.w N — The otor Co., L cent; tion of the Ford ae.hu, at 1111 18th te voung men Cxoeriente. not, ne w1031 ears of the Pord Motof ume that will produce excellent ylm'u Inr them during this yea NURSE, undergraduate, wants mumon will care for invalid n; ‘companion; will .eL Ph 3 as nurse, cnmnnlon POSITI( [RE] K lfl ly or invalid woma Sererences.” HMrs. 'Lfi?y’ g, Phillios, mz e nced: can mmuh ood refer " former * employer Yattstiile 1156-J. AN experienced al advertising: good lect fe Wive. "Address Box 431-8, Btar offce; STEI OURAPfllkilfltrl!fi?‘fl‘B:gn§fl Dice work: conse fif:"x:fx's‘ e "oncker " National 3120, Ext. Miss Allison. TATLORING. N, o sell couue uu. dents._Apply Dolan’s, Inc.. 3400 O st. n.w. WELL_ DRI LLER: zxumen:e« 803 - ‘l'h “isilver ‘Eprine, Md. Oal Silver Spring YOUNG MAN with ugfllznu in lhlvpln: and _stock keeping. ase address 423-8, Star office, aualifications an YOUNG MEN (5) rn_selling of na- 1d. necumy average 30 w Box_391-S. Star office. _26' who Siploy on & small dnitial th~ business from the n'm‘ ess or high school educa- te age. education. ad- number. Address Box 126-S. Star office OIL BURN Go-getter. with auto; mun have good ref- erences: leads furnished WALLACE ENGINEERIN( Call 9 to 10 AM. Bo6 130 S0 N.W. TAXICAB CHAUFFEURS, We are constantly in need of careful, cour- teous drivers. r men are making from 5 to0 $10 per day. Apply L CAB CO., 1317 L 8t N SALE It you are interested in securing employ- ment that offers unusual opportunities for making money and for personal advance- ment while learning a rapidly growing busi ness, apply in person between the hours of 30 pm., any day this week FI)( AR \[OI\RIQ SALES €O, 738 13th 8t. N.W. Ask for_Mr. Fields G ROCERS WANTED. Several positions open for men with experience. Ixcellent opportunity for advancement to men with ability to manage stores after a short period of | w training. In answering, state age and experience in full. Ad- dress Box 428-S, Star Office. lence; fast, Ge.36: good O Thermanent: o or lur mmo Lincoln 2t Sions end iflln esires posItio n as o hnunlumr "5t a5 seamstr x 433-8, sell _good second-trust P commeretal proverty: all due_less tha blect to"s3:350 ‘irst Star_office.26* NEED C note. secured on fi a FOR 8. ed 12-table billiard business. ik Benrend, atigrney or_owner. 1317 F n.w LADIES'. men's and children's mrnumms Store: Tong e exuhllmrd quick sale, $2.800 for tock’ and_fixt 0 Geors! OR REN' —Rnomlnl houl P st_near Du- pont, Circle, i1 rms.. 2 ba. room for two ga- Tages, 390. Fulton R. Gordon, 1105 Peo. Ins. o e Gl e Interest and {ood salary to 7' Star omce "' " MANAGER WANTED A national firm, mm $300,000 to $500.000, Flinble party to 1oo% “aees nunrm 15" Washington. 3100 ‘& week or more ossible: inyestment re- auired. which u iy Brotected: 1o selling: Tetere T.‘ex:‘ aneed: auick action essentia rite, giving telephone nu Address Box 12 Sa.r ull!’\lcevr prree CIGAR AND N! ND in Sffice bids : £00d busingse, snort Bouss: well stocked: low rent: price, $1,350. Address Box 439-8. Star office. > establishment for chance for white d Hotel, La Flaia, dow estabiish BEA PAR] plent tion: complete eqipment; d “Address Box ness. Good reason for selling. 425-8. Star ofmice. TAURANT, go0d Business; ¥00d fixiures: leaving city; fow rent sell rea- sonabie. © Address Box 438-8. "Siar ome. 58+ $800 WILL BUY THOMAS CIRGLE ROOM ing house: lensei 13 “rooms: Mnss, steady income: mu: I at once r broker. _Address Box_ 442- TO BUY OR SELL ANY BUSINESS EE US. FIRST. CAPITAL ADJUSTING AND FINANCE CO. GEST ' BUSINESS BROKERAGE CON- INGTON, ESTAR 923 stn FLOO! NAT'L B, BLDG., 140 G 8T MW TEL, MET. 4003 RECOMMENDED SERVICE. ‘The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will reeeive pt attention. For admission to m:nm nded Service Column call National 5000, Branch 215. OM ite, Herly person oF,inyall catur 2658 _ 1420 Keal DIN( pitlows, fl.‘;‘fi"u"fi‘.‘?fio‘ .-‘;.’5"""‘ Rt ered. Ideal Bedding YOUNG LADY. Govers‘m:nt clm would like k. BUNDLE WASH_wanied by neat colored want, woman. Phone North cm GIRL. experienced, ork waitress o unml housework in Call N. 9283 GIRL, colore: o WOk mother's helper or Murse. part time. Hoart pl. omsy colm--n wish, work; €00 fRe e 1422 8 = st. n oo '“"‘“’m "!‘e‘m ‘°°“mmu.m, réfiabie, i e A Eeeh Woman, hishest references. Teasin onality, ouseworker; n&n‘;x helper. ; time: refererice. i tai il u'&':noflr"mmen eper! tuil Decatur 2419, ¢ MAID, coloret sition, likes c! eral houseworker: ences. _Dec: PAM‘-'an WORK or da: 1208 Irving st. PLACE TO CARE day wanted, of da: t, dren.” competent cook, gen week, part time; refer- work of an. WATTRES! class. _ WIDOW, white, wil R hotusekeepe: WOMAN, reliable, colored, ts work; §00d cook; neat, all-around domestic worker; city ref. _Potomac_6230-W. WOMAN. German, elderly. o ironing. handy BEAUTY | PAB’.DBS- ‘MEN AND WDM’EN MEN AND WOMEN to ul' dollar “specialty, used in_every home: 40 per cent comm sion. 1204 Sth st. n.w. 27 \ to sell advertising: el ork; Hheral Feterences - reauired: Apply Room Denrike Building, 1016 Vermont ave.. between 7 and 9 p.m., Thurs- day and Friday nights. SALESMAN—One rienced washing ma- Chine oF Vacaum cleaner salesman to ‘sell ssners and ironers for ing atores. civil classes Caj 1540 Nt-w service _courses Ay ond New term pens March jtal * City Commercial ' College, S 423 or matics, sciences, Tan- 315, Albert Jon, ot and B3 MOST ¢ counszs Cont more e and require more time to learn than telephone switchboard operating. _Oxford m _14th s o~ MANICURE, arch, hol. ol shampoo. Tenna ringe, hair K feed or no cu i MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL (Est_ 1918). Friday, 31 Combination “Senior Dept. i, Shampoo and Eyebrow Arch. i4th’ 1325 N. H. Ave. BELLE_HONOUR SCHOOL (EST. 10 rrm-y agecm Unuil & M, the Pamous (OUR_FACIAL, 35c. ermanent Wave, Complete, 30, 1325 N. H: Ave. 817 14th St. N.W. MOTOR TRAVEL. At DRIVING & modate ,,fi’ 5 ING of all kinds renovate mu- process approved P’ Ve n Bedding ‘o mpt ey T s." 0 “springs and ad Brogipt ga 4 and e BOILER and Furnace Repairs, Grate Bars: Welding, Boller Replacements, ‘Asbestos Cov. Autom: lllc‘ Wl!cr Pe ed 50 District 9322, comfort, re-cov- B Naks 4004 | st Back: sood condition: §10. " Phone Clev: 1851 391 chairs, safes, DESKS, Ix Washthton: Special sale factors & vrlm Commercial Ofice Furniture: Cor. st n.w. fiis—mle or n\'e um noo ST Jeaf extension 5, o B fernoon. I } 0w SO ’“‘W ity How origtsally cost 41,280, “Sacrifice R 5705 Neva E—Fin ahofany ~davenport, Hbrary table. Jarge 7 eather Sedestal cit siass punch bowl and Apt. 410, Embassy, 1613 Harvard st. fternoon_and_eve; FURNIT bookcase, rocker, ladle. URE 6x9'5: 1 white’ borcelain- 3’ porch Tockers, 3 -ncn‘f’cmm 3 reh ol Giev Tor Tied epo: riice. £ goonlt, i gainder Top Shishes” f.’l’“ FURNITURE AND RUGS OF QUALITY—. A manufacturer overloaded with merchan- dise ne money bldl! made us an offer davenport and s that neve: Srade furniture mud d every ne wath & . Eua iss this “opportunity. Sale Sexins mnmln until noon, ‘other eenin-s Bargain rug, tabiy = oad it een tapestry covering: new fidor sample, Stand- ard_Upholstery Co., 403 11th st. TURE, m~snw¢-y Feb. 28, sale Weschler's, 920 Pe; includes Sonsignment o1 e Siessed goods. ineiudin suites and odd pie - ._sets, pian . d. c. Atwater Ken| RNITURE — Bed- 3 walnu dining room ‘.?.'n!.?‘."’"d‘;‘l o ete. ‘wai eloset urniture cheap. 1311 l'nr’n': st $9; other velour wing JJize; sample. GAS RANGE, :unmy uu all all es. appearance equsl to new: ever rlnn Eilaranteed. Less than vln more? J.'W. Williams, st. National” 2986, air, FURNITUREMulber: very comfortable, m3 nd- d_Uph. Co.. 403 1 Wisconeini avi LIVING ROOM SUITE, bed room suite, $50; poster. bed-ulh. is: nda pieces reasonable. Cl ‘LIVING-ROOM SUITE, N andsomely upholstered: sinkle. beds de. 1axe sprines and new mattress. Telephone Po- iTin erty, cabinetwork, screen and glass r weaiher stripplng. Welsmuller, 155 Ten d Jobber: porcl ‘u‘ lnclauu. sereen erence.” Call Jame CHATR CANEING Ry, vockers o O ) © rooms, Fall bath, fixtures. 355 Get my N carenter.. *Rerth osse. 55° EL .LIRI(, W PRTN G==%e i1 your house at & most reasonable month only. * Star Electrical Co., Ay 4927 9th_n.w 5 5 floor Anishing, scrapi 13- LXPLR-’ jng: skilled mecha len Pam Serene. 28 N. Y. ave. n.w. N Yice n-ns ams 0403, uvme ROOM SUITE. Kroehler ‘bed-daven- . rd nim: ur& com- new OX(o; ort Col._7033- MOHAIR BmADszm’omx walnut; chest of drawers, mahogany: mirror, lamps, small :_bargains. 2521 Conn_ave. T, Beses, cmlu.“flul :n'mnm.' Sables; everything for your office Wi L0 Cor amte Turn. Gepts muann- RGAN—fl organ, used in church; Ol stops. ’{:‘l:phone Tinchis 2265 or Turtner OS-—During our Februsty eial reduc throug! . A few bargal D nd Knabe upright, $100: lager,, $128 kr% 130 Steinway playe tly used midget or apartment size IlDrl(hl, Il!fi Melville E ase, $50, and other bargains for Hll’dmmk“!rull:h & ent Pmm for rent. reh. = 3 excellent eondxl;an. Case, action’ G ione. ‘Adams 471 for abpoint: 5 : PIANG WIll' <eTl Homer Kitt's 385 refund 25. 915 Kennedy st. £ 27* ade Tike id A r hew. Prices. reasonabi work suaranteed. Pot._006' C._Deaton. aolo ent immedi- upright: must Teasonable i"lAN I sell tely: 10" excellent condition; Wisconsin . FLOORS &crien 4 NASH FLOOR CO. 1018 20th st. nmm hand _ work. West 197 high srad Baby Siand, Bieh © D'f""‘ PIAN Tow price. " oall o $18 To. ave. B¥. I‘LO( R ka. every descrip.. chines for ot o 5357 Sherman D) PROJECTORS AND SOUND EQUIPMENT, slightly used, for iso B-k.w., 110-v. sale;_al light ‘plant. " Waverly ‘Theater, Poclesyille, . Cle HEATING & PLUMBING. You will be deprived of heat only two hours tn discarding old plant and install sag or conl American Radiator heat ait? Easy montnly "paym nterest. Complete heating plants instail ke Sanitaction i | on your property Bu ing_Co.. Lincoln msn HEATING AND PLUMBING—Both new and A Nark. il Burners insTaded. Get our prices. "Time payments arranced. Cal 0272 or 227 9th st n.e. /'S Duplicate Keys, 35 cents made while you wait.” Turner & Clark, n.w.__Met._3005. EVERY UARE GIVEN INVAI Lm CONVA- lescent and aed by her nurse in ber own home. A AdAm s _7363. lll Kal a_rd. ADVANCED ¢ dllmundl. antigues, Illv.n lnfl n_& Co.. 1319 P st. n. B ALL DRESSES AND LADIES' COATS cleaned, $1, men's suits and overcoats, 75c. Howardy Ddorleu Cleaners.” Btores ail over Rash and karr: MARY GRADES: chile N RTEN, 't Gi Soecial aiteution given pre-school French. dancing, Supervised plar. "Auto it olumbia_ 3* nd l-ulnou Untv-nlt‘. The: AUTO DRIVING LESSONS, licensed ‘white men. \;Tg car or our {orms’ day, and 1325 N renteod. “EAers Indy dants (0 _care for st ate les_Drug Store No. 7, 1 on.n.' NURSE OFFERS Bl :m font room, with excellent nnd and e Fadis included. /10 an invall fi nu e Tons neolr nervous or & hle ._Telephone Ad mfme FORD D) T8 TR onal Absctutely co?fldflnllfl. c NG—10 TREA Hirxish bathe, bakin mlu luurnfl North_6 GRADED TION. 8. o5 o0, A Te special mmenu 3 www*wuwwnwnfin |28 3 :‘ounl Plellln 3313 _14th It NW Editorial, Statlshcal Flle Clerk. bR e L OW $1,000; W1 Pego percont Titerest tood e Brokera.. Address Box 3158, office. REPUTABLE onoulm-nom RS e ’fi"n $300"fer v:r r ] PAINTING, interior, exterior. 1 do my own work, Let’ me B AT Reference. PAI\"l ING & PAPERING. Remodeling and general home repairs at lowest prices: estimates furnished: all work guaran| easy monthly payments. Call Sisson & Hynson, Col. 3633. Shepherd 2190. PAPERING. dry “scraping Tooms. _¥1 mu Tesk gonly: paper “included. | Jamcs” Jones, 1024 South” Capitol_st. _Lincoln lu gl de- Guaran: 648 New- nsist 3 scraped dry, $7.90; signs; work gu nmeed In writi tee Decorating Co. Adams 8666 ton Pl n.w. PAPERING Teome, ¥ m Roy W wmu. 1624 Gales 50 car- [GERATOR, General Electric: m- il gell for $145; looks llkeenve:..‘ 1004 SEWING MAGHINES, Sincer sleetric cansote aud portable, Tike new: sell either; bl this week. 1915% P Private home. SEWING MACHINE, like new: act_auickly h_st SEWING MACHINES, cleaned and repaired in yor pert; work gusranteed: sale. _Metrapolit MAGHINE — tmmi less than haif lerms or discount for ¢ash. portable elect perfect condition il 5326 5th S ACHINE—Singer must Address Box 300-8, Star_cffice. TYPEWRITERS Bargain prices on seversl reconditioned machines, portable demonstrators at b dllconnt Tradeins accepted Eag The fuity ‘aylor e TYPE\vnms—Amenun X rm:e- rane- rom 1431 ing from $15 up; cheapest rents Optn eventngs. fent distriet | 'flfi St mos. “Hoover, No. 700, $3! tet st SEY sell for_ci East Clvnul st T 18 onderve $2.50 mo.; 3 !mol n adv leaner e'r'mv, 1404 Girard. a =P PAI}I\ITING Ay ey ) f"d'-n. e PAPERING AND PAINTING Rooms, $1 up._Painting genu-,."hom"? pmt A w6 wl filmunmno. $7.45 © Hlled No-Ha Dec. Go. NGING —Rooms. Hulin, North 4068. GING Toee? Ay 5 b e POt S v for sale. Any Feterson, Hiwasses, ll- ‘Room WATCH BRA( ‘man’ Faton bracelet: §1 304, P oot T ona Jie e, uuufi DL Arlington, Va. Olar. WOOD—First-class, mnruufiFn'-FT o 138 cord, $1 half eord. t le) ent nn $2.50 ll "ll 1008. BUILDING MATERIALS. Modern plumb .\mn '&"‘ plants,