Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1931, Page 54

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Md. hones, Dec, 1210 and By We Are Still Serving It— Fishermen are scour- ing the bay to supply our kitchens with the finest flavored lob- sters—so much in de- mand now at the Griil since we began featuring our special lobster platters— Luscious Lobster Broiled Alive Julienne Potatoes Bread and Butter .IMS’I‘EI GHYIL WAR BONNET DISCLOSES LOST OEED TO RANCH ar this amazing news story in the new “SALLY SOTHERN SKETCHES” WMAL TONIGHT at 7.15 And then enjoy these flavor masterpieces hern The Velvet Kind AN DELICIOUS FROZEN CHOCO-PEP lll Alsa in bulk: Vanilla, Chocohu. Fresh Strawberry, Burot Almond, Pineapple, Peach and Orange Ice. *This Week's Special e e IQUARTET FEATURES iCavaliers to Join Connecticut | from many of the current musical com- | edy | wi'l play a number of popular melodies. | | _ Jack Mullane’s Costumers, the Kohala | Melody Boys and the Dairy Malds will VALLEE BROADGAST Yankees in Sunshine Hour Program. The popular Cavellers' Male Quartet will join with Rudy Vallee and his Con- | | necticut Yankees in presenting the Sun- ! shine_hour fonight over WRC and a ! netw.ri of other National Broadcasting Co. siati-ne. The quartet will draw its program successes. _Vallee's orchestra also Eugene Ormendy will assume the triple role of director, composer and violinist_in the Melody Moments pro- gram. Thrice he will appear as violin sololst, playing in cne instance the violin cadenza_ written by himself to the Offenbach overture, “Orpheus.” Oliver Smith, tenor, will sing Ormandy’s “Charming Episode.” Will Honor Jefferson. Thomas Jefferson, third President of the United States, will be the reincarn- ated guest of honor at the Birthday Farty presentation. The musical por- tion of the program features selections from Bizet's “Carmen.” In commemoration of Washington's cherry blossoms Rudolf Schramm has arranged an all-flower program for his concert ensemble broadcast at 6: o'clock. Herbert's “Orange Blossoms, Nevin's “Narcissus” and Hadley's “Bai- let of the Flowers” are among the prin- cipal selections. A new attroction, to be known as “Bertie Sees the World,” is to make its debut at 11 o'clock. It will be followed by Otto Beck's regular organ recital. Helen Nugent, radio contralto, will be the guest star in the Radio Round- Up pregram tonight over WMAL and associated Columbia Broadcasting Sys- tem stations. She wiil sing “Teardrops and Kisses® and “One Love,” from “Vanities.” A novelty duo, a piano duo and two s sts also will contribute to the program. Other Air Features. Harriet Lee, contralto, in her recital | with Nat Brusilofi's Orchestra at 10:45 o'clock will feature “Embraceable You.” The orchestral numbers include “When Your Lover Has Gone” and “The Alpine Milkman.” “Pay Dirt,” the tale of an old pros- pector, will be dramatized at 8:45 | o'clock, have arranged a variety pro- | gram, the chief numbers ng “The ‘Three Trees” and “Fireworks.” contribute to the program tonight of WOL. The station also will broadcast & description of the wrestling matches from the Washington Auditorium. WJSV will broadcast tonight a lec- ture from the Pirst Church of Christ Scientist, in addition to its regular musical attractions. Folks Behind The Microphone BY THE RADIO EDITOR. HEN Ford Bond, National| Broadcasting Co. announcer, was a schoolboy he carried his books and report card home one June a boy so- prano and returned that fall a rich tenor. His teachers predicted a great musical career for him. Since Bond was 13 years old he has earned his own way as & musician. And he wasn't forced to, either. His father is president of a large wholesale and retail goods firm in Fouisvitte, Xy. Although Bond began the study of piano at the age of 5 and vocal work with a boys' choir at %, his par- ents wanted him 3 be a doctor. As a matter of course | he went away to medical college in Chicago. But he didn’t take to med- ical work as he should, and instead spent most of his time on music. * At 19 he was the direc- tor of choruses and giee clubs. Music even carried Bond into the in- dustrial world when he found himself in the position of musical representative for a Southern manufacturing company. At 22 he went to Alexandria, La., and there directed the community chorus and church choir. Then radio “got him.” He joined the staff of WHAS in Louisville as an announcer. Later he became director, first of the broadcast- ing studios, then of music, and wlti-| matély of general programs. Then he looked for new worlds to conquer. In January, 1930, Bond went to New York and began all over again as an announcer, this time for the N. B. C. network programs, = He s still at . * COLUMB!A baskria arrangements to_broadcast the first act of the opera “Der Rosenkavalier” from thedsugepof the Covent Garden, in The opera will from London vh short wavu o LR THZ home games of the Chicago hite Sox and Cubs are to be broadcast this season by the com- bined stations WENR-WLS. Tris Speaker, veteran ou!fleld!r will be the announcer. Floyd Gibbons, radio speed speaker, has signed a contract for a series of moving picture shorts, BERLIN RESTAURANT SELLS SPACE FOR ADS Floor, Ceiling and Every Available ! Inch, Including Dresses of Wait- resses, Used to Profit. BERLIN (N.AN.A).—A novel enter- prise is the resaurant on the Kurtar stendamm that is relying on advertising to pay all its expenses. Every con- ceivable space will provide accommo- dation for advertisements—the flocr, | the ceiling, the walls, the tables and | | the chairs. The dresses of the wait- ' | resses will serve the same purpose and | even the china and the cutlery will | recommend various proprietary articles. | The cafe will be like one vast hoard- ing. save only for a frieze of mirrors | around the walls. And these will be no mere plain mirrors, for the organ'zars have decided to degcorate them with beards, mustaches and whiskers, | ‘Dflhlwd on a level with the heads of | | the gussts, who may, therefore, see themselves as others do not see them, except in the publicity restaurant. A | quaint idea, but then it is a cafe of the new quaint order. With every square inch of the place, except these hirsute mirrors, at rental. the proprietors anticipate that they will be able to provide excelignt fare at ex- { ceptionally low prices. (Copyrieht. 1931, by Morth American News- Baper Alliader.) She Will Fly to Russia. Ignoring the ill feeling between Rus- Ford Bond. sia and England, the Hon. Mrs. Edwin %omazu phnt"w fiy from London to w " to daughter of the lpst Lord Shefeld. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, Today on the Radio (AN time p.m., unless otherwise indicated.) 475.9 Meters. WMAL 35 ilocycles. 3:00—Rhythm Ramblers. i 3:15—The Three Doctors. 3:30—Columbia Salon Orchestra. 4:00—Thirty Minute Men. 4:30—Asbury Park Orchestra. 5:00—National Child Health program, with Mrs. Dorothy Benjamin Caruso and Gloria Caruso. 5:15—Organ recital. 5:30—Talk on “Clean-Up” campaign. 5:35—Virginia Arnold pianist. Flashes from The Evening Star. 0 02—Merchants’ Dinner Concert. fl 45—Maurice Tibbs, planist. 7:00—Morton Downey, _tenor, Freddie Rich’s Orches.ra. 7:15—Southern Sketches. 7:30—Washington's “Best Bred Girls.” 7:45—Daddy and Rollo. 8:00—Arthu- Pryor's Band. 8:15—Phocuix program. 8:30—Kaltenborn Edits the News. 8:45—"Pay Dirt,” dramatic sketch. 9:00—The Salad Dressers, featuring Brad Brown and Al Llewelyn and Freddie Rich’s Orchestra. 9:15—Henry G. Leaf, tenor, and ‘Thomas N. Leaf, baritone. 9:30—Detective Mysterles. 10:00—Lutheran_hour. 10:30—Fortune Builders. 10:45—Harriet Lee, with Nat Brusilofl’s Orchestra. 11:00—Aster Orchestra. 11:30—Radio Round-up, featuring Freddie Rich’s Orchestra and Helen Npgent, contralto. 12'00—erlhcr report. 1a—Park Central Orchestra. )2 0a to 1:00a—Ann Leaf at the organ. Early Program Tomorrow. with 8:00a—Morning_devotions. 8:15a—Melodv Musketeers. 8:30a—Tony's Scrap Book. 8:45a—The Dutch Girl. 9:00a—Opening the ‘Morning Mal. 9:30a—Morning Moods. 0a—Warren Sweenie, planist. 10:15a—Julia Sanderson and Frank Crumit. 10:45a—Fashion talk. 11:00a—Talk by Emily Post. 11:15a—Cooking Travelogue, by Wini- fred Carter. 11:7)a—"Common Sense for Mothers,” by Mrs. John S. Rellly. 11:45a—Beatrice Herford. 12:00m—Paul Tremaine's Orchestra. 12:30—Columbia Revue. 1:00—Lotus Orchestra. 1:30—Barclay Orchestra. 2:00—Columbia Artists' Recital. 2:30—American School of the Afr. 3:00—Marine Band Orchestra. 3:45—"Chemical Music,” by Dr. Don- ald H. Andrews. 4:00—Curtis Institute of Music. 315.6 Meters. WRC 950 Kilocycles. 3:00—"Old-Fashioned Roses,” by Rich- ardson Wright. 3:15—Talk by Loutu Rothschild, direc- tor of Better Business Bureau. 3:30—Virginia State Choral Festival. 4:30— Band. 5:00—The ‘Lady Next Door. it ned to Jane?” 5:45—"The 1931 Clean-Up Campaign,” by George 5:49—News flashes. J. Adams. 5:59—Correct time. 6:00—"Give <1-Dends,” by Elwood Street. 6:15—Schramm Concert Orchestra. 7:30—Phii Cook, comedian. 7:45—Dynamic Orchestra, 8:00—Sunshine hour, with Cavaliers’ Male Quartet and Rudy Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees. 9:00—Birthday party in honor of Thomas Jefferson. 9:30—Melody Moments, featuring Eu- gene Ormandy's Orchestra and onver Smith, tenor. 10:00—B. A. Rolfe Dance Orchestra. 11:00—Bertie Sees the World. 11:15—Weather forecast. 11:16—Organ recital by Otto F. Beck. 12:00—Jack Albin's Orchestra. 12:30a t:: 1:00a—Clyde McCoy’s Orches- ra. Early Program Tomorrow. 6:45a—Tower health exercises. 8:06a—Gene end Glern. 8:15a—Mecra'ng devctions. 8:30a—Cheerio. 00a—U. S. Army Band. mpbell's Orchestra. —Food program. 10:00a—Ruth Pepple, pianist. 10:1£2—National Home hour. 11:002—Musical Appreciation hour. 12:00m—Retail food market review. 12:15—Hal Kemp's Orchestra. 12:30—National Farm and Home hour, 1:30—Sunshine Carolers. 2:00—Fashion Forecasts by May Spear. | 2:15—Breen and De Rose. 2:30—"Future Trends in Architecture,” by J. Monroe Hewlett. 2:45—Melody Three. 3:00—"The Road Bllllderly" by Win. ter Russell. 3:15—U. 8. Navy Band. 4:00 to 5:00—Radio Guild. WISV 2054 Meters. 1,460 Kilocycles. 3:30—Mary Jane and Uncle Bob. 4:00—Memory Boys. 5:00—Science and History. 5:15—Along Route 50. 6:00—News flashes. 6:15—Classified program. 7:00—Syrian Songs, by Tom Tash. 7:15—Bob Greer. 7:28—Time sign: 7:30—Powhatan Concert Ensemble. 8:00—Lecture from First Church of Christ, Scientist. 9:00—Popular Songs of Other Years. 9:30—Chick Godfrey, tenor. 9:45—Voice of the People. 10:00—Holt's Pret Ensemble. 11:00—Southern Night Hawks, 12:00—Weather forecast. Early Program Tomorrow. 9:00a—Down South in Dixle. 9:20a—Weather report and Grand- father's Clock. 9:40a—Hints to Housewives program. 10:00a—Pea Dishes. 10:3Ca—Decoration talk. 11:00a—Sacred hour. 12:00m—Correct time. 12:02—Farm news. 12:30—Luncheon music. Stout Women Learn Easy Way ~ To Lose 20 Pounds of Fat | Table Tells How Much Women Lafies: At Your and Girls 4:00—Robert Downtnl WOL 228.9 Meters. 1,310 Kilocycles. 3:30—Sports hour. 3:45—Dorothy Pinch King, soprano. 4:00—Waltz Time. 4:15—March of Music. 4:30—Old-Time Favorites. 5:00—Elizabeth R. Graebner, soprano. 5:16—One-Time Opportunities. 5:45—Joe Turner’s program. 6:00—Public Service Man. 6:15—"Share-ity” program. 6:30—Aerial Columnist. 6:40—Studio feature, 7:00—Dinner music. 7:20—News flashes. 7:30-—Jack Ralston’s Orchestra. 8:00—Mullane’s Costumers. 8:30—Studio program. 9:00—Kohala Melody Boys. 9:15—Dairy Maids. 9:30—Wrestling mateh from the Wash- ington Auditorjum. Early Program Tomorrow. 7:30a—Musical Clock. Talk by Peggy Clark. 10:20a—Public Service Man. 10:30a—Monarch of the Arctlc, 11:15a—With the Composers. 11:30a—Preview of Coming Attractions. 12:00m—Luncheon music. 12:30 to 1:00—Paul D. Gable, organist. Wrestling match at tha Washington Auditorium, WOL, 9:30. DRAMA, Uncle Abe and David, WRC 6:45; Amos 'n’ Andy, 7:00 Du‘ldy VARIm. Yeast Jestors, WRC, 7:15; Phil Cook, ‘WRC, 7:30; Sunshine Hour, with Cavaliers Male Quartet, and Rudy Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees, WRC, 8:00; Arthur Pryor's Band, WMAL, 8:00; Melody Moments, with Oliver Smith, tenor, and Eugene Ormandy's Orchestra, WRC, 9:30; 0",0 Beck's organ recital, WRC, Radio Round-Up, WMAL, DANCE MUSIC. . A. Rolfe’s Orchestra, WRC, Aster Orchestra, WMAL, Jack Albin’s Orchestra, WRC, 12 Pl.\’k Central Orchestra, WMAL, i+ Ciyde McCoy's Orchestra, WRC 12:30, HIGH LIGHTS ELSEWHERE. 6:45—Topics in Brief; Lowell Thomas —WJZ, WBZ, WLW, KDKA, WRVA, WJAX and WIOD. 7:30—Niagara program; dramatic sketch—WEAF, WGY, WSYR and WREN, 8:00—Dixie Spiritual _Singers—WJZ, WBZ, WBAL, KDKA, WHAM, WGAR and WOR. 8:30—James Melton, tenor, and Shil- kret's Salon Orchestra—WJZ, WBZ, WBAL, WHAM, KDKA and WSR. 9:00—Julla Sanderson and Frank Crumit—WJZ, WBAL, WBZA, WREN, KDKA and WHAM. 9:30—Mario Chagglee, tenor, and Don Voorhees’ Orchestrl — WJZ, WBAL, WLW, - KDKA and | ‘WREN. 10:00—Naval Academy Band—WBAL. 10:00—Echoes of the Opera; Leslie Frick, Jullan Oliver and Harold Sanford's 11: OO—Elumber Muslc lLHnl envmbl!, under_direction of Ludwig Lau- ?;—BWJZ WHAM, WBAL and WHA:! WSB, WSMB ‘WMC and KTHS 11:30—Kate Smith, crooner wJz, * D. 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Al ¢xperience '&d reterence.” Adlress Box of WGAR, WBAL and WENR. 12:00—Harry Richman’s _ Orchestra, dance music — WJZ, N, WHAS and WSB. The Dial Log. Stations !lurd in w.mnmn Regularly. Kcys. Flashes from “The Evening Star, a resume of world mews, is broad- cast daily by WMAL at 5 Tallest Soldier Outfitted. Big soldiers are sald to be the easiest to shoot at, and they also are the hard- est to provide for, declare war depart- ment officials of France after caring for Corp. Devallard. Devallard is 21 years’ old, and is the tallest soldier in the Frénch army. He stands 6 feet 10 inches in his army socks and weighs 242%; pounds. By special disversation of the war department his uniform, his bed, sheets and blankets, all were made to measure, Lawn Tennis Too Untidy. Lawn tennis is having rough sledding in South America, according to Senorita de Alvarez, the Spanish woman tennis champlon, on her recent return to Eu- rope after Vhlllfl%| Argentina ané Bra- 21l and winning the Argentine wemen'’s singles champlonship. ~ “Lawn tennis there is badly placed,” she sald. “It is too expensive for the popular class, and the aristocrats do not like it because it s too strenuous and makes them hot and untidy.” and Age This Table Tells What l‘h*“d‘l Should W_eigh ) ou're fat—first remove the cause! KRUSCHEN SALTS is an idea) blend of 6 mineral salts your body organs, \glands and nerves should possess to func- tion properly. When your vital organs fail to perform their work correctly—your bowels and kidneys can’t throw off that waste material—before you realize it—you're growing hideously one-half teaspoonful of KRU- ALTS in 'a Slacs wSly ot water every morning.—in three the scales and note how m-nr nunfil of ‘fa} have Yanished. 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Give account 11l hnnh‘ soin able. _Apply | ¥ hindeln EMERBON LUNCH for sate; s lenve ey, Suliasle or "wiite or cohml You can buy this at your own price. 1769 You st. n.w. DELICATESSEN, CONFECTI( o- cation: rent. REST, lished; near thre ings und large a apartment. Price. person. Address Box 3 unocrnv and meat mmm. for sal ley equipped, well stocked; cheap. ~Addr T80, Stir office. v WANTED. To buy af onc tion, store ‘and dwelting joor Prione North u;l MACHINE, model mak um 5a: estabisned 30 7 owner leaving Tlerms Teasonable. National 9403, 1% ROOMING HOUSES—We can sell your room- ing house quickly: ho make-believe: no charges in advance. results in few days e Mr. Fowler, 506 F n.w._Met. 6308. _ oowlmo HOUSE—11 rms., 2 baths, b 411 rented: price. 8350; rent. only Mr. Fowler. 506 P n. o2 CORNER. STORE, FINE 73 GRO- o2y Business. some Bxtures: best. section of Mount Rainier T. VIOLETT & SON. 3843 34th ST. Mottt Ralnier: Md~ Frone Hactovilis xhl TRUSSES AND ELAS' money-saving rices. aranteed. Tt ind: [Basts o care for yous vles Drug Store No. 7. DON'T Dlsc.uu) voun WORN H, blocked, moulded 1o the head to suit "the Indlvldunll" st erts) Formaris R Selienr. Call Dis TYP‘H!O !'I'I'NOOM ALL s done. National Decatur SWEDISH MASSAGE BY GRADUATE MAS- seuse; hours 9 to 8. Stlver Spring |s| w LADIES DO YOU KNOW T AN byy & Bew semi ¢ul.°:ned bncx nnm in Chevy ntini oo, Bt wilh o i : ‘“creens, Arepiace; modern kitchen Illlll!—lnn“ 4 le. t this value in Chev 10,5007 _To ing his vy F -uumobm "will cail for you. WO) 1340 or hom nn .na AND LADIES A Aeined 1T mens suls and Grerconss Te Howard’ ?Idzr,::u Cleaners. Btores all over VIT-0- ATHS COLDB. GRIPPE ‘Ind trl :hronle Dlll\! ll"le Creek reduc- M’Tiizno M. for nire by dl!. drivers; part time. BEAUTY PARLORS FONOUR, SCHOOL (Est. MABELLE H 1918) Featuring 3 Combinations In our nlof, Departments. BT S i'nn'rg '.’" ver N 38, $7.50, uo Beautiful n-.m B, SXDSTE operators. ud Enmm N N Hoddss: :‘S‘e'k on 83 7 or_month: care! Phone North 9323, SN 4th LW. (Metro. 7778). e The following business concerns mtumnue sat! l:f:tmt‘ wdsur read- Any comp! loun to be made to The Star 'flm prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Service Column National 5000, Branch 215 e 5 g R g |4 nco of all nnfi tfw [ DER — Remodeling” and nuul housé repairing. 2. 911 18th Metronollian 2460, ATier 6 nw. et "Alexandr, 160 6’4\:\" J'l') NTERIN SHELVING. screening, Ciosing in porch and bullding, ceneral rem eling, painting. Call J. E. Gililss, West $131. IRL OR wou.m colored. To care for d chil ly 1 Caroline st. SR, WG T its. 6: :n .nd wo an 93 o Rome, "6 miies. from Br G n_ 3150 up: uphammn'. ainety otk Lei North_262 w stering. _Armstrong. 1338°10th 1 ndniD excent Sundey. set dinner {of EMPLOYMENT “AGENCIES. TYIST, voune man;_ most e speedy, curate and familiar with lml culunm Address Box 48-C. Sar offce EFFICIENT kinds: pros Auncr. Decatur_3586. te office, o col- ovnlo MAN for real ke | u Senerilly use- MA iore; some expe -ml relevence. ‘Adaress Box 471 *3 hlve an_opening for o t be of neat appearance Ve fair" eQucation; this i & BormE: Trorition and s wonderiul OpborTuRILy. Apply 9 a.m.. 5631 Ga. ave YOUNG MAN for clerk and 30d: must have experience and reference. Anply 601 Pa. ave. se. YOUNG MAN. and cheese. 501 Tth YOUNG MAN to work bard for “advanceme: s S & Hood. business: " Apply 3475 16tn PORT] street specialty store; prefer one d in butter, eses q\ure(l Francmr, 1110 F st with snap, vim and pep, fo with live radio and electric ref dealer: easy hours; excellent earnin full co-operation given. Phome Mr. North 15 appoint: PATENT ATTORNEY WANTED by New York office of a corporation full: qualified to prepare and prosecute tions: graduate mechanical or chemi gineer referred. n reply state fully a all- cations and salary expected. Address Box 222-C._Star_ofice. “Several, with YOUGNG M for our sales drivers’ perm cars. Apply od Humor Ice Cream Co., 806 R. I. ave. n.e, 2 pn RECEIVING DEPARTMENT manager; only a man Wi ith ex- perience in handling the various activities of a department store receiving department need apply. In making application state age, experiehce and salary expected. \(l(lre&s Box 1-D, Star office. WANTBD—!ALESMBN REPRESENTATIVE for a distributing orgs ization” selling ing moving picture chines to homes, clibs and Institution: Only experienced salesmen accustomed t meeting people of e and_means ‘are desired. Automobile necessary. Reply giving age, etc. Address ke Nyce, experience. L e e S ALESMAN o7 advertisi Tioune-toouse’ salesmen and” women: hew lines just recelt to 12 daily, 316 Stewart Buildin e INSTRUCTION Eomul. FROMOTION "COURSES Sotats a0g clerks: dictation. 10-80 $00-50 words "minute; speed praciice jquch typing. spelling, nnfll-n, Ailin atiart, inmediately; day event) with experience; references re-|FURNITUR: pookkeepers. W-u clerks, male and f , needed hour] Sriehs 118 to 130 wi. Boyd's. 1933 . Nat. 233 ml’lflbfl—m et CONTRACTING—BUILDIN painting, roofing, plumbing, id. stuccoins, electric work: mp; foundat AI\ Vork. undfl personal. supervision NO '(‘,’ASH REQUIRED. nthi: 1t T d_to suit. nmnn-\ !n‘l neering o, Tower B un':'?, venings Ad. 2436. ELTLCTRI(, SERVICING. 1pT§Bairing, Jobbine sad contracting exvm A 1Tl ST i T U M G EXPERT foor fomnias. =t '-fi Serene. 28 N. mrn modern_electric m: H. L_Caton. 'm A mb'nntm- geifaene s ‘Box 451~ BOOKI erences, married, for _collections, 336 per week. Ade Atiantic_3874. . __Atlantle 3814 KT g g ra R T porcriu,unm x,m r'n c;olumnf""l' has experienced, "; . FLOOR Yen ines for rln!. easily 57 Sherrier pl. e S PLOORS 8cmrEo asp ine NASH FLOOR.CO..1016 20th s floors renovated: reas. FLOORS—0!d, flcor id Co.. 713 10th st u Apamlc " dei 1 HEATING AND PLUMBING—Both Alr wark. | Oil burners included. Get our Brices. Time payments arransed. Call Lin. 72 or 227 §ih st. n.e. L. T. Folk, d_work. 'nw' 1071 ook ¢ & iy Dosition as butler-chauf- Pfirnisn ity Teferences. uP’xN mm drive car;’ referen wnunl 10" work. ss_Box 6-D. Star_office. E UPHOLSTERER, auto top man. Feasonable, at your home if_desired. District 8313. ANDY MAN mum position tion or apartment hou references; perienced 1 core an Shanics. ncluding mm g pairing. _Address Box 220. HOUSEMAN-CHAUFFEUR, Ameican, 34 old, wishes position. Cam do plain tookinsi g8 airvnre; reperes ic_0894. 5135, color ob as waiter, bus h;\llur o huseman: Teterence” Por with institu- ive splendid 301 ex- ound;re- I3 itable. HEATING & PLUMBING. Let us: explain our “Summer plan” of ts. Entire satisfaction guart operty. Budget incoln_10317. 1"21 y descrip. D odeca mechinery, Sanding ma- m orches all completely furn Farage.” 45-car” Capaeity and. outide space for 40 cars: lot 100x150 feet. MILTON KEAL ESTA’ 5510 Harford Rd.. Baitimor Phone Hamilton_0585. T $750-—Grocery an ms. near hospital: Ion “eitublished: in: owner b R. M. CURTIS, 550 11in BE. N.W. Nat. 1332, TOEYY, ow &Fe 08 CAPITAL _ADIUSTING' & ¥ INESS B ) . LARGEST HA!C!“:ICO T N "AB_1923. LDG., BUS: CONCERN IN WAS 9th, FLOOR, mnwg F ST. BET. 17th AND 18th. Lunch ] ; pay- \nligch xc momé{géfl ::::;u low rent; pay: 1410 H St. K.W. wd "_Dist. 1819 8-ROOM ROOMING HOUSE. #god furniture: Tow renIm bargain for 3 CARLEY, 802 10th St. * DISTRIBUTORS, Lerge manufacturer wants reliable men to take care of local distributing business: ne prev business experience necess must h X d wefk e capital o ll':ut abou 8 hours 5 ber five 1n' Washinwion snd’ wi for an sppointment it IR Shest T s.u.p—msc:mnmus. ick, Tumber, g A of lumber. Get our City Salvage Co., l Lincoln_4093. TH TUBS, tFick ana, bending ms We are tearing down ) houses for Gov mm-n " o new b terial in excelient . This cale nt Sither of our 3 3 pl\lnhln' t bargain W&'fi &5, Hiovs e, Main Office—135th lnfl H 8ts. NB. Downtown—6th . lll ..:' Come and see Shop, 933 G z BUFFET extension wate-] -'Ebk'fi Taten: " oul Wis: 3083. i SH REGISTER. tim ture, complete automobile repal 1’.‘."“ slightly used. will sell as e abie. "Address 783100 nd 'up; nteln nnzfn tional .L‘;Efi.‘w 'Eun. unk;huuu tric grl o et TS APT.Console; ble, mahog. rocker, nlaeule [cooker. typewriter 'desk, S, Governme in n‘w !netory antique; daven- electric hmf‘ etc. 1426 m mrmn- Trom U. also tremendous sayini s\mu. files. safes. mere! dfl 8th n.w. Met. T743. of nds” of oMice fl?rnllnre. ‘desis, tabice, Tcnairs Book. cosce, o cabiiiels, b safes and ‘offce also rent 1t . Baum & " nw. Nationsl §136. one 5 diamonds. bargains. cash_registers. iths, steam tables. rURNLsH apartment, port suite; fmmeds 50. A W. She North 893 25 cents; made Turner & Clark. ™ sharpening and repairin Bervice, 917 11th st. n.w. Dist. 9332 PAINTING & PAPERING, For clean, neat work at rossonable prices, sall Adame 1344, iTO! ECSRAT: . INC.. 3541 mn st PAINTING—PAP! want & job that lasting Satisfaction? HADENFELT, ADAMS 9010. NG, will give you AN, 30 years oid, with car. desires posi- ll&n Por ‘interview' address Box 450-C. Star PAINTING, | interlor. exterior. work, Iet osire i 17 8th ai kind. WATCHMAN'S POSITION, by stea s Box 429-C, Star office. Yomlu u N, 25, tion, desires 0 mal Piation, statine “part Mice YOUNG MAN, marrid- salesman, wishes ance c Mll of refe: W. Vi Hpwritin posits ‘Address oW, jed 30, experienced wi insur- n good nces. Address 1201 | p; YOUNG :u | wants wor) studio. Address Box 45 SITUATION—WOMEN. BOOKKEEPER, typist, P. reference._Adams 4036- in commercial art Star_office. * CLE] perience. _| DRESSMAKING — relined. evening cutting, fitting; experience: relonnus. Box 423-C. Star_office. GIRL, colored, wishes blace Fetwortn, A dre: ress TR &_ office! capable’ of answering AND PAPERHANGING of _the \gry. cracks expert mechanics, 1745, "NO-H e h{:no :l\ll'. Met, 9727, 802 lmm P PAPERHANGING, PLAS MII M’ul this mm‘gh. best nnr r-n £ Mdass WS 'k, ‘l 'Iu it L“Cmm“lyl ‘E.Wy ok, - pertor attention. L. Crow °1“1 Webster h.w. Col d PAPhR!N‘(, AND PAINTING. No_cash necessary: emall monthly bay- apering, painting, coppentyy; plumb. l’ll. ellln(. and scrape wliine (nd’ fx Teenther- e Seatimaten l'he Home Decorators, Inc., 1000 9th St. N.W____ Metropolitan 0854. PAPLRING PAINTING ; sanitarily uri.lnd 46 up: P P tertor, exterior paintin b S T, XE palnting HOUSEKEEFING —care of wanted by eldnly idew. 0od mommend.d. th 156. experienced: high-chool i\ull’m cnnblu -fioa o vl ‘ated and town_or fensonapty nea TanenL of | temboraty, Full ot m t also work at home; references. Ga. LESSONS—Mathem s oell_sraduate fonas, §406 Hopwing st: n.W.. b UBTER, PABS ON—_1F PROGRES- TvE. DO havire: now. lon:L shorthand, G ete.; Dnll"fll\ e ol Pl llll dlelllfll 100 inute, t: 50-60 m! ot e N 4;}.h (A] Jap position 4o Io O E also | references, Afldnu‘lox 020, SI'I‘UATION—BOHE CODK. colored. ~excellent; 'l‘ll‘lll or chl id of_part th § pm. 2149-J. I’aperhan mg and Pamtm 3 aiFeet Wi e mchatic: h: HHie -m URNITURE AND RUGS-_Most reaorable rices and real values. ~See our displsy be: ore “buring elsewnere. Living room. ining % Toom suites, breakfast a vod d dressers, chests, chifforobes O Hber Fockers. sun parior sete :nd liders, Boudoir. m-mnui Sccasional and {able iamps, refrigerators base floor _coverings, bed ' for less. ~Sul ermi R i s FURNITURE 9130 3 -piece tapestry order. but uncalled for: Bund-rd Upholstery Co., 403 l h, Pumirrvn!‘r- Livh RNIT! Bort; odd chal condnlon e RNITURE— H 52450, St Balaiers s 403 RE—Onrstuflnd bed - davenport 10-pe. -.muzhumn piostering and | HOUSE " af'Work guaranc 8U fece, jacquard 3 e;!;nvllem condition: Slip Covers: 345 \ncHlNER\' and good Wil of 30-year-old ‘machine. model making and pattern Taking owner leaving city; easy terms. Rational 9402, PARK Bl mcm each. Sail Ada Rooms nrlrol. IN ERRIN S T, Fiment" upris ‘."%‘. : ’ Blang T vn!nl. Tes- 07.. inting. papering. ectric’ wiring. ml‘fl*.fl. p) NERAL CONTRACI'I i New York Ave, N.W, ment .. Try timal heer- CO. :ludlnl Mnch unvm mklnl A I-f & mm.,." Plx,umzo see-saw. After 6: 12 ~apeze, PRESSING — MA( washing machine, ore wri tailor sho; cheab. Address RADIO, Earle 85, elblnel ing town; $50. 1839 G (Contini bie Tor Box 491-C. Siar