Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1931, Page 33

ANN PENNINGTON 10 BE GUEST STAR Stage Lummary to Appear ! in Personalities Program Over WMAL. Ann Pennington, many musical comedy suc-esser, mak her appearance befo'e tho microphone | tonigint as the guesi ster o fonalities program. a Colur casting Co. atiraction coming ‘Washington oter WMAL. A popular tunc m edition of George White's “S~anda entitled “That's Loie,” will be Mis Pennington’s chicf ccntribution. #lso will sing “Wihout That Man.” Freddie Rizh and his 35-piece orches- tra will accompany her Three compositions of Domenico Sa- | vino—"Orieata ot " N Pampas” and ‘—wiil be fea- tured in the Tone Pictures program at 9:30. The other numbers will be the “Marche Militaire Francaise” of Saint- Beens and Gricg's “Solvejg’s Lied.” Downey Picks Thice Popular Morton Downcy, tenor, will sing threo popular selections in h's broadcast a 6:45. “Slow But Sure.’ the opening number, will be foilowed by “In Dream” and “My Melody of Love to You.” Popular numbers also maie up th- Past Freight cargo at 8 o'lock. The principal selections are “Just a Blue- Eyed Blonde,” “Many Happ. the Day” and “Beautiful Lov Ambrose Durkin. baritone, and Louise McNerney. pianist, will present the . Washington Musical Art Gallery | program at 10:15. Dance music pro- vided by Huston Ray and his orchestra. and Don Bestor and his orchestra will follow. “Bul" Tiden, tennis star. will be in- terviewed by Grantiend weekly sports program th> Per- the current Songs. [ WRC and a neiwork cf other N tional | Broadcasting Co. Strawn to Make Ancthr outstanding V will be an addre:s by Silas i president of the United Stat:s C of Commerce. who will fac> the micro- phone during the Old Councellor's pro- gram at 8 o'cock. His topic is “More Faith—Fewer N strums.” The concert at 7:30 o picked up from the steamship Majc i Gems from “H. M. S. Pinafo.e” w.ll b fatured. Gladys Rice, sopreno. will b the principal contributor to this pro- gram. “Chick” Godfrey, p-pular r"do toncr. will be heard in a recital over WOL from 8:45 to 9 o'clocik. This s.atons other musical spectalties inc'uds seles- tions by Bob Garber's Orchestra and the Medernistics. The Four Harmony B-ys. Mofnt Orchestra and the Two Polarks will contribute to the progr:m of WJISV. Folks Behind The Microphone stations. Address. BY THE RADIO EDITOR. June. 1928, Jane Froman paused i’r a mement at the p Univers'ty of Missouri peer into tae ‘uture. ment exercises v 2 in her hand twi 34 Jick e ot =m and bache- of h and mu journali m eppealed 1o the girl wio now is winning wdespread plauze for Ler N. B. C. progrun. Her strumming and crooning on the moonlit Missouri campus alwavs had =t 3 2 Jeve s astic circle of stu- in school had o complimente her work on the university newspaper had been as enjoyable as anzthing she had ever done. She din’t know whizh choose, but it happened iz Jane made the decision St. Louis was Miss Froman's first of call after graduation. Mouna Ci newspapers didn’t appesr th nes i n talents at the moment. but a theater manager wa; pleascd v.ii .i. ¢DCai- ing voice and gave her a job. So jour- nalism lost a prom'sing disc.p! A few months laier she wos in the home of Powcll C: . Cincinnati. During the evening at the piano znd her s her host that he urged her to sing over WLW, owned by tae Cro:ley i:adio Cor- poration. At her premiei rad.o p: formance Paul Whitemzn v.o5 idiy ¢ ing the dials cf his receiving sot in his Chicago azartment and he heppened to pick up her program, He knew thai she concerts e Jane Froman. c to a noi 't a guest b sat possessed rare radio possibili Cincinnat! a few weeks later he sug- gested teat she go to Chicago for an result of the microphone test she was assigned A weckly program on the N. . ook N B. C. has arranged for Schneider Cup races Saturday over the Solent River of Engiand will be broadcast over altrnaung nct- works. Five broadcasts are to be Yorktown Sesquicentennial Celebration, October 16, 17 and 19. EGGY WOOD, back from musical- comedy appearances in Europe, is lumbia September 16. . . C. Alford. chief of the Wa-hinct William Hard's “Back of thn Ne Waskington™ veriog on N. B. C. When the orchestra lesder was in audition at the N. B. C. studios. As a B. C. schedule. « ish announcers to describe the From 6 am. to 9:30 am. the tails made by N. B. C. statlons from M to be the Perzonalities guet 0 Co- reau of the Kansas C'ty St Tuesdav right. . . . Columbiz vi diminutive star of| a Broad- | into | She | ay curns of | in | ngs so aelighted } two Brit- | the | up a shori-wave broadract from Lon- | don of a message from Eenator Gul- lislmo Marconi September 19. . . lem McCarthy goe: to Belmont Park Saturday to describs the running of the Realization stakes for N. B. C. RADIO TONE CONTROL'S DISCORD IS PREDICTED British Engineer Says New Sharp Tuning Can Cut Down Backsround Noise. NEW YORK (#.—Tone control is going the way of the squealing rezes.er of earlier radio days. That's the view of Percy Harrls, Brit- ish engineer, who says that it is no Jonger justifiable in radio receivers. In the models of a year or so past . tone contrel was useful in compensating wariations in reproduction with settings of the.tuning and volume control dials and jn the reduction of background nolse by cutting down on the high notes. Now it is possible to tune a receiver 80 sharply that the background noise is Teduced greatly. Singapore Plans Anchome. SINGAPORE (#).—D:iclopment of a swemp into a civil airdrome for land and sea planes within two miles of the center of Singapore is planned. Pro- l:‘ sore. -han $3,500,000, 315.6 Meters, 950 Kilocyeles. - 09—June Meredith, pianist. —Chicagocttes. 20—Aiaze of Melody 00—The Lady Nexi Door. :30—The Tea Timers. 5—“Famcus Paintings Lands,” by Alice Dieke. —Waldorf Orchestra. ‘14—I'regiam H)gnh(hL 3 IWRC in_ Many Huichins cort Orchestra The Stebbi Bo; :00—Amos 'n’ Andy. 117 s Alda, soprano. 30—Mausical program. mena'c Quartet. 00—Advertising program. Snoop and Feep. :30—Glad;s Rice and Shilkret Or- ches'ia “The Old Counse'or. :39—Olive Palmer, Screnaders’ Quar- tet and Haenschen's Orchestra. | 30—Crantlend Rice interviews Bill Tilcen. 10:00—"The Voice of Radio,” by Nellle Revell 10:15—Correct time :16—Vincent Lopez and his orchestra. 00—W-cather forecast 01-—Cotion Ciub Orche:tra. 111:50—Th~ Continentals. C0—Earl Heinz's Orchestra 30 to 1:06a—Morriscn’s Orchestra. Carly Prozram Tomorrow. :30a—Tower health exercises. 7:00a—Gene and Glenn. 1sa—Mormn.ng detotion 00a—Parnassus Trio. 150—Tom Waring's Troubadours. :453—T'00d progr. m. 00a—Mrs. Blake's Radio Column, 15a—Three Little Maids. Z0a—Hits and Bits. ‘the biue Stie; Radio Houczhold Institute, :30a—Sweet 2nd Low Down. 5a—Al and Pete :90a—Thne Trcuvadour. 1:a—B:cen and De Rose. 02—On Wings of Song 00m—New Yorker Coa ¢ 30—Nctional farm and 30—Talk by tor rt Ensemble. ome hour Louis Ro'hschild, dliec- Melody Three. jom.n's haaio Levie rhe Magic of Speesh ton. 30-—Dencing Melodi 45—The Jungle Man. 00 to 4:30— 1ne Laay Nest Door. by Vida .9 Meters. 630 Kilocyc'cs. €0—D-r-ing by the Sea. 30—Co'umbi2 Ariists Recital. 00—Primer for Town Farmcrs. v Park Orchestr :30—Thercia Tonelson, soprano. v [afl Orches.ura “hudt’s “Colng to Pris C. W. B. Hurd. Ja'x Miller. 0" eity Trio. a5)—Floshes X:cm The Evening Star. :00—Time 2nd program resume. :02—Kats Smith, crooner. 15—Denn’s King #nd orchestra. £0—The Mirth Makers, 45— orton Down y and Anthony Won-, ripur Pryor' Sing n’ Sam. D—Kattonborn Edits the MNews. 45—Selected reacings, Mzurice Jarvi: 0—'Lae Fast :20—The Crime Clu 00—Personzlitics, wi ton, stege siar. 15—H2 ez Bio.hwrs, inct: tal trio. 1 Tone Pictures. osby, barfione. J—Weiningt n's Musicai Art Gal- Jlery—Ambrose Durkin, barit n 2nd Louise McNeiney, planist. 41—H\.slrn Ray's Orche —Don Bestor's Orchest —Ann Leaf at the organ. :00—Weather report. Early Program Tomorrow. :00a—The Ccmmuters. 30a—Tony's Scrap Bcok. 4 a—Morning Minstrels. 00a—Flour Program. a—Opening tre Morning Mall, Beauty talk. of Band. ight. h Ann Penning- American Cul- —An Old-Fashioned Garden. 0a—Vzacation Roacs. 5a—Talk by Ida Bailey Allen. fajor Racio Features CLASSICAL. Mm-~. Frances Alda, WRC. 6:15; Savino ‘roae Fictures, WMAL, 9:30: Am- b.cs2 Durkin &nd Louise McNerney, WMAL, 10:13. | DRAMA. “The Stebbins Boys, ¥ Andy, WRC, 6:00; Club, WMAL, 8:30. VARIETY. crooner the Crime Kate Smith, WMAL, 6: 2forton Downey end Anthony Wous, | VWMAL, 6: WXMAL, ; Arthur Pryor’s Band, Gladys Ric: _and Shilkret tra, WRC, 7:30 The Fost Freght, WMAL, 8 Olive Palmer, Scranaders’ Quartet and Haenschon's Orchestra, WRC, 8:30. Personaliifes, with- Ann Pen- nington. WMAL, 9:00; Grantland Rice interviews Bill Tilden, WRC, 30. DANCE MUSIC. Vincent Lopez and his Orchestra, WRC, 10:15; Huston Ray's Orchestra, WNMAL, 10:45; the Continentals, WRC, 11:30. HIGH LIGHTS ELSEWHERE. 5:45—Topics in_ Brief. by Lowell Thomas—WJZ, WBAL, WBZ, WLW, WRVA and KDKA. 45—"Believe It or Not,” by Robert L. Ripiecy—WJZ, WBZ, WBAL, KUKA, WLW and WRVA. 7:30—Melody ‘Moments; Eugene Or- mandy Smi tenor—W.Jz, WEZ, KDKA, WLW, WLS, WHAM and WGAR. 8:00—The First Nighter, “White Gar- denfas.” featuring Jean Mere- dith — WJZ. WBZ. WBAL, KDKA, WHAM and WGAR. 8:30—The Masters; comedy trio—WJZ, WBZ, WBAL, WHAM, KDKA, WLW and WGR. 9:00—Theatrical Scrapbook: orchestra and vocalists — WJZ, WBAL, WBZ, WLW and WHAM. skit—WJZ, WBZ, WBAL, KDKA and WHAM. Ensemble—WJZ, WIOD. 10:30—Lew White, organist — WJZ, WBAL, KDKA and WHAM. 11:20—23:n Pollack's Orchestra: dance muci~—WJZ, WBAL, WSB and KTHS The Dial Log. Stations Heard fn Washington Regularly. T WABC .. 860 11060 WMAQ 990 WOC 600 650 790 820 750 760 ‘WBAL and WSB ........._ 740 WTAM ..1070 870 Flashes from The Evening Star, l resume of world mews, is broad- truction work is expected to cast daily except Sudey by WMAL at 5:45 o'clock, 9:30—Clara, Lu and Em; humorous | 10:00—Slumber music; Ludwig Laurier’s | of the Better Business Bu- 3 * WRC, 5:45; Amos | Orchestra_and _Oliver | WBAL, | THE EVENING Today on the Radio (All programs scheduled for tastern sturdofl Time.) —_— 11:00a—Don Blgelow’s Orchestra. 11:15a—Fachion talk. 1:20a—Columbia Revue. 12:00m—Cuban Biltmore Orchestra. 12:20—Letus Orchestra. 1:60—ai2 Eirccy Singer. 1:15—Columbia Artists’ Recital. 1:4>—Co umbia S>lon Orchestra. 0—The Taree Doctors. 2:45—Ducts by Ben and Helen. 0—MeloGy Meglc. 20—Taft Orche:tra. WOL 228.9 Meters. 1,210 Kilocy-les. 3:00—Sperts Hwr, 3:45—Tca Time Tunes. 4:00—Me. ch 00 Miusi. 4:15—TzlI: by Leuls Rothschild, direc- tor of the Better Business Bu- reau. :30—Aliin Thaden, entertainer. :45—Non-ccalitics. it 0—i32nce Faorites. :15—"Wayside Ramblings, Glaser. 30—One-Time Opportunities. :45—The Mat Program. 00—Dinrer music, 15—Ce-il 2nd Sally. 30—Edith Reed’s Entertainers. B Howard M. Dudles, bariton 00—Talk by Strickland Giliiland. 20—Nevs flashes. 30—DNoh Grrbei’s Orchestra. :00—Groome S. Bell, tenor. 15— Two bty Do, 0—The Modernistic :45—Chick Godfrey, tenor. :00—Studio featurc. :30—Wre-t'ing matches at Griffith Stadium. Exrly Prograrg Tomorrow. :0Ca—Musical Clock. :00a—Birthday :05a—Musical Clock 002—Tuneful Titbits. L0a—Cigan melodies. :00a—Modern Melcs an Mcemor.es. by MyTon 1 1 1 Tligos s 12:00w —Luncheon mu ir. 12:15—Shivley Ernst. rcoiano. 12°20 ©» 1:00—Naval Hospial request pregram. WVJsv 3:00—Base ball game. 5:00—Where to Get It 5:50— ouch Pianch piogrem. 6:15—Sports_flashes. 6:20—Ncws flashes 6:30—Wheie to Get It. 7:00—Dinner music. 7:15—Hagerstown to Natural B 30—Oil Piogram Tv.o Polar 2:00—Denc2 orchestra 8:30—Four Harmony 9:00—\oflzt's Orchestra, 9:30—Th> Pen Speaks. 10: News flzches. 10:15—=20ri May, baritone, 10:30 to 11:00—Daice music. E:rly Program Tomorrow. 7:30a—Over the Breakfast Table. 8:00a—>Jodern Melodies. 8:17a—Organ Re ellle. 9:00a—Th> Treasure Chest 10:00a—"Iints to Houscwives. 10:30a—Dance Mu 11:00a—Sacred Hour. 12:00m—-Corre i tme. l“ 01—String Band. 2:15—=1n": v K. B. Derr. l 00—Old King Tut and Bill l"nL‘llp 2:00—7 yn- r2on Musie. 2:30—Dance music. 205.4 Meters. 1459 Kitooycles. s. —Tie tion to “call up” has become almost the national parting phrase. Not to have a telephone is to miss out on a lot —and tiere’s no reason for it with rates as low as STAR, WASHI {ACCUSED M. E. PASTOR | same day, wes leter found by the NGTON. FACES CHURCH COURT By the Associated Pres CHESTER, 8. C., August 9.—Trial of the Rev. G. I Ford, a minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church 8outh, by a church court on unannounced chnr[es, was begin here yesterday. Rev. J. R. T. Major, presiding elder of the Greenville district, presided at the trial, which was Clfiled ‘to the public, Mr. Major said the verdict reached would be rent to Bishop Warren A, canldd]el';o of Atlanta and that there wou! no announcement mplge h;‘onghop Candler. s . rd, married, a pastor church at Clover, dlslppflu’;d last ?Jfan: uary and remained.away from his pas- torate for several months. woman choir singer disspoeared the n Army in Calif Oiyea to_her home. \ILTE R|0NE "85 THE ST 1 R Ao Improves Rec No Aerial N:epd“:dn $2.00 Filtertone Mfg. Co., Inc. 1405 Eye St. N.W. SALES—SERVICE 1803 Columbia Ros The Fastest and Best Service tn Town Clear the tract Lactobacitlus (L. A+ Uniessproper “bieeding 1" tract spo.cible lm 1 stupati wil Acidophilus precaution is taken gecms infect the in- and cieate conditions re- ndikestion. fatulency. con- 12. " hyperacidity. 'some Sy hondhiie hevnat (lnflP"lL s nwd \n\ll b taking l\h' Vacc.'ne & Antoxin lnn. 1315 You 8 oot Tune In WMAL Thursday—7:30 P. M. Ross Diamond Mystery Thrilling Serial Story Over the Air Beautiful Prizes Every Week for Best Solution The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Companv (Bell System) 725 Thi-tsenth Street N. W. MEtropolitan 9900 TONIGHT You are cordially invited to hear an address on the timely subject of MORE FAITH— FEWER NOSTRUMS to be delivered by Mr. Silas H. Strawn PRESIDENT, THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES As spok sman for the largest organization repre senting business in the United States, and as Chair- man of the American Committee of the International Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Strawn's discussion of this timely subject should be of wide and vital inter- est. His constructive comments on the current busi- ness situation will be based on accurate and intimate knowledge of present conditions, gained from comprehensive studies now in pragress by the or- ganization he heads and also from his own direct experience as an ouistanding attorney and business executi Mr. Strawn will be guest speaker on the HALSEY, STUART & CO. RADIO PROGRAM WRC —8 o’clock Over e nation-wide network of thirty-nine stations associated with the National Broadcasting Company. Music by symphony orchestra. A copy of Mr. Sirawn's address moy be oblained by writing to 1421 H St t N.W,, Washington, D. C. A young | fornia and returned | W uDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, HELP—3:EN. 1 BOXED LUNCH !AL:SMIN 101 | those € Ticiced need apply. Libei mission. £es bir. Hutmane 41 130h ot BOY. “with birscie or motor cyeis, for hours work datly. office BOY,” white. about 18 years ol gnce to work in grocery store. Lamont at. GHAUFFEURS. 80, "go0d. olored: m:mnub 5. wanted at oiice to drive taxicabs for Right Way Cab Co.. Potomac 6084, S04 o8 n‘fl.wzmr BOY for ve driver's permit. “nw HOUSEMAN._ white. s stay nights. JANITOR—Living g have experience. Apply 308 Insus MAN " scellaneous n previous mechanical and electrical experi- ence required. Must be handy with carpen- | fer's tools and paintbrush When "reply- ik rtaie ase. previons experience and salary desired. No ‘applications considered wit! this information. ~Addrses Box 160-J, B Only e " with Tefer- Apply 4! tallor's shov: m see Valer" 4701 able to_do plain cook- ‘Address Box 413-C, Star must Conn. “experienced in seiling fruits. ves | tablcs and fresh mes Dick- Apply P. M. inson, Riggs Marker 100 MEN—We want to interview 2 men With experience relling washing mechines or elec- refrigerators. Arol” House- ing_Shop. 437 ith st. n.w. MEN—S18.00 per weei and b:g bonus. both conditional, to start. _Only men willing to work need apply. ' Sterdy repeat selling roposition: exs!r]!nro ot necessary. Call 218 Insurance Bidg.. 15th and Eye n.w., tween 3 wnd 7 pm' Can alto use one 'ma th car on special proposition. Call Wed Thurs.. Friday. : fL ST MEN wanted to represent _the American Automobile Association. No _experience necessarv as all men will e trained. Perma- rent connaction end fuinre 10 Applicant Apply to neld manager. 17th hw, Mills Bldg, between that qualif~ and Pa. ave. # and 17 a.m MEN—Expension of business nece: emploving 2 additional men with ears furnished. _Eales ciosed for vou, Mr. 1407 New York ave.. 274 floor MFN 1o distribute adve:tising maiter. a.m. 922 D st.n.w. o MEN (3) for speciel outdoo- work: about 130 19 mart permaneat’ Apply’ 214 Dist | Nat_Bank: Bide.. 2 to 4 bm 5 i MEN (6), with or without selling experi- ence, for' J. P. Watkins Prodicts, paring from #3010 $40 per week to right’ men in restricted territors. good chance for ad- | vancement. “Apply after 1 pmo $533 Tinols sve ., cor. of Ga. ave PAINTER—Expetienced on body and fender { work. "Mr. Hofiman, Nolan Motor Co., 1111 18th ‘st n.w. E PATENT LAWYER: must be member of b | &nd expesienced: location Chicago. Adjriss Box 212-J. Star office. 16 ROOFERS ~AND ~WATERPROOFERSFirst and second hands and_kettismen; experi- enced only Apply at once. Mr. Fletcher, { the Philip Caiey Co.. 4104 Georgia ave. n.w | SALES REPRESENTATIVE wanted by radio broadeasting station. Strictly commission no_drawing account Only men of highest exliber will be considered. Suite 832, Wasi- inpton Blde SALESMAN who ca old_established ma compensaion expected. Siar office. SALESMEN- pare doz. “Htates my Moss, i 61l oil burners of Sinte experience Address Box 1 35 to $10 da Christnas _cards, $ customers names monthly Sample book frec; box assoriments. ,Write Gzinshorough Ci Cn. 327 Washingt Biftslo. N TAXI DRIVER, independent: Pontiac sedan. Applicant musi be neat and furnish refei- eiice. Call Bradley 1 | YOUNG MAN. high-school education. ¥ B. Knowledge of typing. Apply in dress Box 492-C. Btar office 1 BUTCHER. 2 vesetable clerks. & counter men. cut-rate meat mariet. See Biegel Pt New Yok Markst. 925 475 st RADIO SERVICE MAN We have opening for §004 radio repair Steady position with sood pay. Apply Mr. Was:'rman, George's 2141 Penn. ave. n.w DRIVER and helper, white. Must have good reier- ence. Permanent position for good man. State reierences and v expected. Address Box 138-], Star office. | HAVE YOU A FRIEND (CHAIN BANK CONNECTION) who not 1ger than 23 | nor older than 32, has had college university training, but would have been inteliigent had he never heen to collece > He would meet our customers in an un- usually trustworthy apacity. With our deiinite instructions we preier rizht \TURAL quali fications without experience to “wrong types” who may be ex- perienced in this business. Ua- {less he is individually and ex ceptionally outstanding in high| character, well groomed appear- ance and pleasing personality with sincerity of address which carries conviction, don’t ansy this ad or call it to your {riend’s Lattention. If interested. call N before 5 pn. or 9 am. and ask for Mr. Sontt’s secretary, who will arrange an appointmer . Ve WANTED—SALESMEN. SAIESMAN to take cere of cake and pretzel buriness: voo. position for man who must furnfsi bod. Only experienced need 1eply. | State lisi two employers. Ad- dress Bo: 16-1. Stir office. SALESMEN for brand-new proposition. prc ect»d territo’y 1510 dav fo s'art. steady increase. age, experienc. rcieence and phone num- her! Address Bo: 49)-C. Star office. _10° SALESMEN, 10. 10 107 gold debenture bonds of & local fingnc'al Sold on the saving plan. 10, balance week- iv. This 1s a hig] e security and real live wire talesmen make money. Call Detween 5 And 10 a.me o 4 ‘ahd 'S B Ask for Mr. Woodno: Suite 608, Our H ve. n.w. SPLE \I)ID OPPORTL NITY —in one of Washington's most substan- (ial real estate offices for several expe riencad house salesmen. Address SALES DIRECTOR. Box 208-J. Star office, giving Zull information. w. A\TFD-—AGE\TS ENTS. scll 21-card Christmas assortment is for $1, costs you 30c: we pay postage. Write for nml;l Bluebird Studios, Dept. MAN AND WIFE, white, butler work. cook wnd general housework. Mis.' A B. Wickes, Mt. Vernon, Pairl County. Va. Phone Alexandria 47-F-4 ARN $10.00 A DAY. SHOW FAMOUS ARTISTS' XMAS CARDS. A few sincere men and women wanted by fhe bigkest company in the Christmas card business 10 earn extra_money showing na- tionally advertised FAMOUS ARTISTS' Xmas cards: no competition: generous cash bonuses: liberal commissions paid daily IN ADVANCE—DIVIDENDS. 3 great Xmas card sortment; 6 Nat. Press Blds. The Proce: HELP—WOMEN ALTERATION HAND of highest character. Musi be expert on fine dresses. Kaplowitz, i3th_st. between E and F n.w. = BUS GIRL, whitte, for sandwich sho 11 to 2:30. no Sundays. 454 Indiana ave. nd ¢ T hours Nelly Kelly Shop, eadn | | com- -rnmm NURSES fl" find highly remuner- - ‘Address Box 1-D, Btar | ferred Giv Dy B | Bax i . b Ver| NOW. CAPITAL CITY COMMERCIAL COL- ational Wn Start tonight. | AUTO DRIVING | it you 1931. HELP AND SIT HELP—WOMEN. (Continued.) UATIONS. C— SITUATION—DOMESTIC. GTEL ROOM CLERK. tén years’ referenc exp. ‘Addreds Box ‘383-C, in”presenting tar ative h Graduate 4 very pleasant work rfe 'eminine Hygiene. nurses betw -n the ases of 25 and 40 pre. Bhone rumber. if any. Adgress e wAmmssu for curb ser fié?""i, at 4439 Connecticut ave. n.w. dies 1o assist us ally guests who visit our Nt Temiuneration if you ummit Park Co.. 1407 New MAN. youne. colo- I in fraternity or club house. Cal or ome able. ex- tween § porter Dperienced: good refe ne in seleeting d 6 p.m. 1608 1 mv-. n' nw property. ualify. The ork_ave.. 2nd floor. WOMAN. middie-aged. to live with elderly couple an: work; $10 month: give ply._'Address Box 8. WOME N—Are you interesied in Ses Washington Publicity Bureau, 2750 14th st.__Columbia 5021 that needs work. and has perlenice, to work on ladi 5514_Connectic: DON PASS THIS. to earn $50-575 weekly fine line of Christmas | Monthly bonus checks. Sampie ouifit ._John A. Hertel Co., 303 W.| Adams st.. Dept. V-527, Chieaso. o MILLINERY SALESLADY Fxperienced permanent and pArt-time work. Amply 4. E. Cunninzaim Co.. 318 th st n.w. SALESLADY, experienced in ladies’ ready -tnfi\ear only, Salary and commission. H. Abraham, Inc.. 7th and . sts. n.w. BOOKKEEPER - TYPTST — \Well established real estate office has np('mn;; for bookkeeper- typist who has had experience operating bookkeeping machine. Salary to start, $1,200 to $1,500, with opportunity for advance- ment. Reply in own handwrit- & i el B e : Ml 2 : Vere graduate. <ta K : ing, giving experience. Replics | e’ ';'n’, Eer s businet: kot iedre of confidential and no inquiries | ssfine and motian Dicturer. e ciremels apr. made until after interview. Ad- | Bicacing prrconailty . married: sxpert ispiot dely traveled: good mechanic: epert musi- dress Box 411-C, Star office. —— xee . “tter 5 nn S50 te cab. PAINTING A APERNANGING nm»fl by gentile, flll‘-tlm jechanie: very res Phone North 4165 for x%u sonable. prices. L ' dnvfi ;‘\fi_fi, lflbvfldvnu' * “work done right at 1) room and up call L. \'/eher or A h Adams 1976-W. PATENT ATTORNEY, young member of ber.. desires position with local firm: experienced reercher And specification writer. Addr‘nl Box 447-C. M ¥ FOSITION AE INVESTIGATOR or hotel de- | tective, thoroughly exp ced: best of eiences. _Address Box 486-C. Ster office | | STENOGRATHER, secretary or cor: 3P0 ent: many years’ experience: nccustomed 19 n:(l;dhnx b u'hl(o rlwanflexc- B dictation. renson YOUN N wants job in flling station three tears’ exp. some mechanical. Addre Box 18-D. Sta. o 11° YOUNG MAN, high-school graduate, desires Dosition: can use typewriter. Address Box 14-D.Star ofce. . YOUNG MAN, 27, law sies position’ where a upon loyalt 0 1o country and help dvertising? Possible America’s Weekly ps an;i»ox‘umum: de- vancement depends nergy and results; salar:, 520. -D. 8 L YOUNG MAN dcsires p ion in graphic pri. Aldress Bo 5.0, Btar office. 100 YOUNG MAN (21) wants worl handy “with carpenter’ tools; Address Pox 10-D. Star office. MAN. intel nt, dependable. licn 75 bookkeeper or clericel & Collese student. Phone Met. at anything, drives ;v | Apt. 2. o WANTED—A CAREER, of unusial which will require int-recting problams end ment hours. mnx 22-] mare for accom- steaiht selling not desired: <21 location unimportant. Acdracs _office . =38 HELP—DOME. .,'l"l( hite, German preferr with ref ts. Phone Witconsin o1 " 15 souilk, elean and neat. for ligh Sommewors: el Tamind pheat, tor gt | erences” required. 4815 Stanford st Chevy Shase. M. Wikconsin 2648 NURSE. wiite. for children; reference Cnll Enie'son 8691 i WOMAN, colored. good class. to weit semi-invaiid, wnd ‘act - seam erseit generaily ‘nraful. usi Nave rind Come L exact personal " y-farence er “Adar’ss Box 405.C. Sia YOUNG GIRL. white. nea . vi heral houensrt: " gond refe e 2?3 Fiione fyaus IMPLO!'ME COOK. colored: *14: general hou 212.50: meid, 311, mother’s helper, §! Georsin_ave STENOGRAPHEKS, ~1o0:iespers, typ! cierks. male and female. ncedied hourly, e Aries. $15 10 §30 wk. Bord s. . Nat GIRLS, couple, neat: part time or me. “wages rcasonable. i:ferences North 1985, flzcouu}:nm:b-c(m . waitres: %.. part-time gl chaulicur, Tenita . kitchenman, laund.csc. Dec. 2419 HANCE hss A-1cooks. maius by da.. wrek mont el Decatur 3551. 1837 11 TOOTRERDFT - STENGGRAPHER ueed. cipoble, ambitius. Adrms 4356 DRESSMAKER | for ‘all "occssions: also upon | modcline.” conts el 230 | Mmenship: reacons i ave davs a SMAKING of all kinds. R guaranieed; office. “exprr Call Miss Rar : 810, perien dresses mad- home or out reasonable. Georzia educatioh. nees. b refin ung wom: 2 vears’ experience: injmidid Address Box 469-C. Star o7 100 LADY. reliable. white. wishes work i smell | iy or for couple employed. Call Novin | Nk wor home si6-R PRESSER wants job with tailor or a | plant. Can do repairing and rel cots by writing 1117 Moxatallo | Sy S8 o e & 9 M AKAGER—Capable white Iady will care fo: 2n r ment or roomine hcvce for living qrar o e .0.s and small pay. Address Box 23-D, . Fro.e | G- PTEIDENT MANAGER. experienced in apt hoie and hotel managzinc: beet references. The Grafior. Dezatur 4030, Room :10. 16 [ FNCGRAPHER. genercl cfice and secr tati~l”experience: produces nea work; good referénces. Hya houseworie:s: investigated. 100 s65. | TEACHER STUDENT desires homework wit £ix hours release eseh wesk. best city re. Eeex "Rock e 40, Tever:e chayees WIDOW “WOMAN. “woite. seitled. expe [ eacsd i geneal ‘houseaork. prefers wvor: h in widowers ho or'tno childran | ASY | OF I home of Businées seepie: niar maren | Phene Groreia 374109 i ELP WANTED_Cook general maid. 315 a wesk 1238 You st. nw 385 waiirecs First-class pegple 'S‘l'fllC’l'lO'\ COCRSES. AUTO LESSONS FOR PERMITS. F. Parking. ‘cors funished_ Celi Fosier Hart- 1"Tdia Tellable:. 614 B sw. Mt 180 ¢ WOMAN white socd. reliasie AUTO DRIVING LESSONS — LICENSED | b (he das white m<). anywhere. any hour: your or | YOUN our car. Call any iims. Adams 3489 11* | take care of doctors LIVINGSTONE 1S THE SCHOOL FOR THE Sriurdass {or emall woive gocwetier. Ingividusl instruciion ' efcrences. National aud evenice: enro ou can learn . YOUNG = commeicial ari. interior _deco- i ration. ¢ otune a-el Tnvestigare before vou 1avest. Ask fcr catalog. Living- tione Academy. ' 21 sears in Washington 1393 7t now. ML 2683, TELEZUCNE SCLOOL O.EN Early’ enrolime:. uav learn. _Oxfora Bie: AUTO DRIVING TAU structor. perm® assurea 6152 31st, Chevy Ci wants work i would like position g lady's secieiary. companion. Adams 6573- | Wa: R. ~frer 5:30 G LADY desires mal t2 do at home. Star omcs, YOUNG LADY, bezinner, ico. handy with typewriter. Address no'.‘_ office. | V/OMAN, “atfending local co Tornings end eventnes in room and board: will assis be companion to el- or look after children. Phos 1Cripis or Address Box A LA FOR SEASON. | casy ccurse 15 14t and _EXFERT your or cur D.C. Cier. rafined Instructo 18th st Decatur JAZZ. POPULAR M pianc, sax. panio. ay ins 118 1ith st n IN 20 LESSONS Free lesso, WIFE. colored. ree cr small Cfeferences.” Call vant janitor's perienced house- | ter 5.30, Columbia bookiel - LESSON. 50c. Vasnington. S D. C Telephoie 10* REF! “ED "COUPLE will care for hom: MATHEMATICE —T0" CGEBRA, 07 Cbuzan fe tent ol Tl DT unmen:r! '8d ul'.\'lnnumelry by masier nl ences. Address Box 196, Reancke. . aris._ Tel lev. g = GREGG SHORTHAND BY EXPERIENCED SITUATION—DOMESTIC. } | teacher. Beginners: review: speed dictat! and gemernl worker o d Private lessons. Moderate rates. Dec. !5' would like steady work. BUSTNESS TRATNING THAT GFFERS Mo incividual attention at lowest cost: Day and eveni: accounting, ects, begin Bept av o city | fefart red: good Adams 6825. CGOK Tel T COOK—Reliable compe- lico: references. s £:0ups in Poicraac 5838 Shorihand. - ¢1i COCK. houseworker, white e 1 “alary. good home s 6th st nw S WORK. Ant AL MAID. s or t colored. usework “desires | Phone | colorsd woman 8 years last place. bookkeeping. | business_sul no laundry; | in or out of eiry. | EGE. 1320 New York ave FIREMAN EXAM COACHING COURSE | cluries Y foeliing, menia Boyd School, 1333 P st. ; SHORTHAND—_BEGINNERS' e and evening. start Sept. 1 Vainced rev p “ant School for Secretaries, . 4 TIVCLI THLEATER BUILDIN 3713 1414 St Celimbia 3000 GRADED DICTATION_GREGG_REVIEW. Special Scidents—Dpy or Evening Mount PBirzsint Echool for Secretaries. TIVOLUT THEATER BUILDING 3313 14th £t N.W. Coltiubia 3000, ts’ and Sterographers’ Civil Service Course Register nl v or Evening. Mount ea - ant ol for Seer urle TIVOLI TP!AT!R BUILDING. 3313 14th 8t NW. CIVIL SERVIC Prepare now for stenographer and type- writing exam.; very low tultion rate by en- roliing now. The Civil Bervice Preparatory £cnool, s.e. cor. 13th & P sts. n.w. Met. 6337, RK. good worker. 1635 14ih &t colored, . “pleasant, | 24 ‘vorkar. nurse, Decacur 055 Aral. witaes place as sood ref. Nut. 2340, s Giar ool aiso a Phone Decatur wants par _vork. no Sunday: good iob. m Cail N colored. wishes dey's work or dry £ Pot colored, for geaeral housework. Norih . colored. experienced nurse and cham- North 4795. Louise . wants job as gen- maid: best of refer- _Call_Potcmre 0959-J. h i colored. experienced, wishes house- or tating care child. N 70, colored. from country. | & job as | 1 houseworker. 2 1910 New" Hampshire | wen housework | {and laundress or waitress: reference. Nocth | 45541754 You CIVIL SERVICE Prepare now for PIREMAN EXAMINA- = R Lo e b vapoing | GIAL, shiie, i n.w. Met. 6337. * mo~m'r-.mn"f° S Poition a5 pusse AN INVI I'ION, - i St s, Met: 1440 1f you are planning to attend a commer- | GIRL. colored. 18 ki cial school. you are cordially invited to \ll(l‘ e sl . Kind, Jat o ey O i + g cretaries. See the splen e ahy e the s | o colored. from Virginia, wisnes place of the faculty before deciding to register, &% Mmothers helper or light housework: stay You will be presented with a copy of | Pights. 1330 Corcora ¥.. APt. 2. PICTORIAL WASHINGTON. GIRL, colored, light. wishes work: Mount Pleasant_School “ior Secretaries, | !ime. dav's or eneral housework. Cal TIVOLL THEATER BUILDING, | tomsc_4625. 3313 14th St NW Columbia 3000, _ | GIRL. colored, Ll L | Decatur 1369 TFiremen's Civil Service Course. Individual Tnsiruction. Day or Evening. GIRL, <ol Qunt Pleasant Schosl for Seere "erDL‘I THEATER BUILJ 14th St N.W. “Colti BEAUTY CULTURE. MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL 4‘!',!5 1919), “A National Institution.” Known from: Gonst 1o Coast for good work. competent insiruction. ideal surround- Doy, ovening el N._H. ings. New 1ates now ‘n effect. Easy terms. _818 14th St. N.W. 1325 N. ] e ~ DICTATION CLASSES Siow. medium. fast dictation. Review of last hll( of the nual: tvping, evening classes: all for §2 per month: tuition refund- it dissatisied: courses given as an ad T '..{"". 1N:‘:.!=’t‘r:r‘|‘fio phone calls Btz CRith fioor. National ‘Press Bids: M._8. Ginn & Co. sood city references. Einrein Se0s-y. S S b to_heip mother with | _Adams_3536. S 10% Wishes position as_ nursi part Po- desires general housework. d, desires day's work; ref. Call t-time ~ work. ave. nw. GIRL. colored. from country. wishes #eneral housework, small family. (st nw, i e GIRL, colored, clean. wants da; #ive reference. GIRLS, colored. 2. wish wor: of ‘ny Kind: Teferences. Metropoiitan 434 or 100 Eve.st. HIGH-SCHOOL GIRL.colore: rienced, wishes evening work ’hone North 1326-W. HOUSEKEEPER or cook; -xvtrleneuL llEd white woman; stay nights. M. 2003 _! 3rd_st. n. HOUSEKEEPER. white for invalid: will do + | All the work; reasonable. Mrs. Cahill, 614 to do 1919 8th work; can W. neat, expe- stay ights set- Howe, CLFRK in stationery store: ®ive experience and reference. _Address Box 4-D. Star office.+ COOK, short order; colored. Bcott's, 1853 Tth_st. n.» GIRLS. colored. wanted & o operate on elec- tric sewing machines; exper Apply 802 ¥ st. n.x.. Room ¥ GIRLS (2. neat beauty culture: National Press Blde. iod wi Must Lady employed. ~Address Box s office: e 5 hours each day: can become connected with a live sanization by calling at 734 8th t. n.w. from 12 to 4:30 = LADIES—Possible to earn $5 to 310 daily, spare time, showin istmas cards—$1.40 doz. . “Dally pi eXlra inonthly Bonuses, 'Bampie book 1 \Write ‘Gainsboroush Card Co.. 327 Wash ingion st. Buffalo, N. Y. . LADIES. 26 years of age or ov pest position: ‘no competition: maker. Those selected will be given estab- lished " territory. Ex-school h ver; successtul Southern_Bids. RADIO TRAINING. dio at America's leading radio serool” Write of phone for free catalosue telline e o et ™ sorvice, "OIn | SUDNY 7ATA: best city references Washington, throughout America and the 1328 Wallach pl. n.¥. world. our gradustes in great numbers are | LIGHT “HOUBEKEEFING JOB. A earning excellent salari Course prepi n.w., Ma for I'I:ID "3?"\‘;]’;:‘ é::“:n'gm"‘ gfmc;“ng;l Dlzt ime or day's work: best We train men 17 to 48. Course takes {0 ant, months, with opportunity of finishing in 6 =™ FALL TERM JUST BEGINNING. ENROLL NOW. LOOMIS RADIO COLLEGE, _405 sth St. N.W. District 783 LAUNDRESS. _reas es washing_and bundle to take home lored: IDlenflld €00k, n'flt- . ple: round worker. good " waltress, fuil reference. NOSAN. wolored wastiwork o745y Wil 764 Lamont st. n.w. Columbla 6268. Call before 12 and stter 6 al housework; stay Clev _ 0057, srrunx_qn—u;t. eneral housews "Lincoln 2865-. WOMAN, colored, wants day's work: reference. 5311 E st. n.c. WOMAN wants place, clean offices, laundry work, cook in small family: best city refer- k or day's ity l olored, wanis Work after school wait- ing_table, cleaning or heiping around house. 1737_You st. n.w. LADIES wanted to_sell corsets and corset- letts i B G and Md."siso to fravel with dist. Lane, 1619 Eutaw pl. Baitime m“m—%.n . 11 21-card l" Christmas- rt- 'M'iu m"w n"%ur"n"fi“ Y Torour mew Qepi> st n.w. ALESWOMEN _with e Sonfact with the ousewlf This Work is of a very speci 2wl an nieleence. Ades b ence. Ase; 40. "Give'phone, f any. Datu Detween 35 and L § Buite 238, l 3525 O st. n. d | BO! UILDING, REM ing. b jg._.__ ‘lfbton'n jout. Butle: 1186-R.. TNEER. Address Box 383-C, . - ODELING gameraT ey | Shee. Call or write 1731 10th st. now. .o e s e privats family as cook o rst-oor work. : }_fi ! plete. Dist. | 3ou_saxe money 0. 1 | PAPERING —Rooms dry scraped ntinu, WOMAN. | educated: nousework oF care school children: best cily reerences 00d cook: reasonable. Grovewood, Rock- refine WOWMAN, colored. wishes work by day of week or part tim references. 823 4's st. WORK OF ANY KIND, day of ork.__Metropolitan 4560, e or part time. 8399-3 "betore 9 "oy after MOTOR TRAVEL. DRIVING NEW CAR. FLORIDA. Thursda uke iwo: reasonnole. Phone SCHWART. Nat. 8250. L5 DRIVE. & N.v.,mmu TORIGTS with _ /a: velers to il them. Bunyan s Bureau, 1221 Penna. ave., Met ihe rate under headine of Personal 15 3 ceats per line additional to the Tetular line rate — MARIE SULLIVAN NOW WITH THE LADY vane Shoppe. . 1304 F St. N.W 3 BEAUTIFUL. BRIGHT ROOM FOR ELDE! Iv lady desiring special die:. care Com- fori of lovely home. porch, privaie bath; reference. Aaams 4363. ENTERTAIN AT MY HOME- DINNER PAR- ties, afternoon or evening bridge. Delicious meals or_refreshments scrved at reaso:able prices. _ For reservations call Emerson 3029, RUGS CLEANED AND REPAIRED. ALL handwork, QUINCY RUG CLEANING CO. atur 4247 65 Quincy pl. now Ln-xcx SPACE. INCLUDING DESK. TELE- phone, etc. 20§ Southern Balldine. Dist:ct REDUCING | Lurkish baths N st 11% YOUR LITTLE CHILDREN GIVEN PER- scnal care in funshi-e. lunch furnished; §5 Call Adams 0120 YOUNG S SCHGOL -KINDER me ey grades: afte: ®ram: ‘Saturdav play modern; transportatio; NO HOME COMPLETE ontrol. Saves many t.mes ¢ oul it? It costs | Tectirate Aems Au SIMPEON. LADY " OF REFINEM':T Position as co perscas WITHOUT rxerper Phone Asl VATE KINDER 22 Mas 38 FLOOD'S Pr 1d Echool of De fer chidren'3 P veek WHEN DEATH STRLIKES A FAMILY Is no necd {0 fecl that they must o ferior funeral services. due to inabil A high price The Greater W V/ C Co "offers & complete funeral. cars for as lfitle as $75 World's finest waier. oro0f, Mlftigh!. cusrantesd. siecl burial veult b n2a from Chambers for $85 1n case o1 deatn cail The Gremier WO W Chambers Co.. 141h. cor Chepin n.w. Col 0432 CHILDREN = BOARDED 1IN TEA lovely home 7'5!7“ tant supervision azo- ci 1 MAPLEWOOD SANITARI orated: ideal home for e . Silver Sprine 722 Lo NS TO HEIRS 0! Convenient t LY DEC- and chronie reasonsble Soring. HEIR SHARE IN ___ REC ERVIC The following business _concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ersAny complaint found necessary 1> b> made 0 The Star will receive rompt attention. For admission to Recommended Service Column call National 5000. Branch 215 BEDDING, MATTRESSES. piliows reno.. best prices Wash _Mattress Ce BEDDING of all kinds reaovated a ized by process approved by He. D. C Prompt service and low pri: Badaing Co.. 2215 Sth st. ne box sorings ana ) | BEDDING RENOVATED. cpr. Suliows. fe . trea. ideal Bedding Co. 622 E n.w Nat 4094, bl\lL.l\—(.O'\(,l\i TE—WV OL)U ches of home iriprovements, 1 r 10 100f. No ca o Lay 0% CAR % sences bt o TepRicigr. - Morgun Brining. 1336 Ta B Cams 68 | CARPENTER. cott FCbatrimg, paintis s block o sose. 2049 H n.e. | Atlantic_3730-J. & PAINTING—Free_ esti- CARPENTERING ; Towest mates; clean wor, | Adams 9067-J {CHAIR CANEING stering._Armetron. 1235 10110 ELECTRIC prmoe snd [ FLOOR WORK. able: small | FLOOR WORK EXPERT. IiKe new: prices Tentonatic. k_guaran- teed. W. C. Deaton. 2019 P st. n.w. Po3. 0967 FLOORS, PAINTING. PAPERHANGING. ex- pert_mechanics; reduced prices. Paul Serene. 28 New York ave. National 3666 FLOORS SCRAPED, IINISHED b cieciric_machines. Price reaso.able, Caton. 712 A st. se. Atlantic 0665 GENERAL REPAIRING _painii«. Unning._ H. Shiples. 3517, Shepherd 1910 Ectimates HE ps; 0528, made Tuded. Lincoln 0272 INSTALLED. best lowest prices endabie: terms maurice. Pot. 3531. 3119 Newto HEATING & PLUMBI 3500 feet radiaf 18-inch hoiler, 6 raci- ators, guararteed. $325: 2 or 3 years to pay: no mortgage taken ' Budget Plumbing & Co.. Lincon 1031. time HEATING work eut divect with verage 1oom papered. Metz. COL. 039. 9* PAINTING, PAPERHANGING. PLASTERING, special prices this month; best materials. ali work guaranteed. S D. Lopatin. 3329 1ith st. n.w.. near Park rd 5340. B cood work 1024 Souti Adams ned. James Jones, Lincoln 8118 sist_upon better work scraped dry. cracks filled and charmingly. $7.90. We disinfect free. ( antee Dec. Co.. Ad. 5825, 648 Newion pl. paper furni Capiiol st PAPERING— PAPERING —Special _low Room. $6 and up Excellent 37 Eedal. 3859 19th st nw PAPERING AND PAINTING. NO CASH NECESSARY to have your home modernized by a_rel estimate on your paperi iric wiring. plumbine. flooring. Toofn. bullding and concreie Work Small, honthly payments will take care of t ove. 'PHE HOME DECORATORS. INC. 1009 9th St N.W Phone_Met. 0854, 8955 Papering, Painting and Floors. Por neat, clean work. service and qual work_that'is to be appreciaied At & sonable” price. © All Work positively anteed. ~Newest selections of wall Cash or terms. Open cay and nis ADAMS 1344, i Keystone Decorating Co., 3541 14th St. N.AV PAPERHANGING. Rooms. 15 up. painting. ering at low prices: all work guaranteed €01 Irving st. n.w. Col. 1880 . PAPERHANGING—Call me now for supecior ork_ at prices that save you money. L. Crowell. Col. 5543 i PAPERHANGING —Good work: guaranteed in writing: rooms scraped dry. cracks filled. at $7.38; hish selection., Bpiegel, Col. 6100-1; PAPERHANGING, PAINTING., Rooms papered. $5 up: bath rooms, kitch- ens painted, $5 up; interior. exterior paift- g dan, Lincoln 5765. PAPERHANGING, PAINTING. Rooms, 35 Up, DpMpell | (Quick, Clesn) ES. National . Paperhau"nu amtmg. Get our estimates firit. Save Money. Work guaranteed; latest patie; R. J. Lewis, Met 8536, 1022 Ist st n.w." Geiieral repair work. PAPERHANGIN mate furnished. paper. b—l\wml papered, nd up. Estic York lulumeed. a T At 2. _Dec Pummfl(}, DllCh 'fln{ enne l’!llol\lllIYv new celling, $10 up: ‘Jlrlnl??fl, L. Smitn, 705 13th in: 4531 —o BRIy BT Rt “a0dh Tk Hw o contract or di WOMAN, colored, neat, wishes situation in e t 1131 Fairmont s'. n.w. fl]:“r:d"‘#g nufl n'd.r.::. ll'lal;mrv !wl t.o take home 11*_ | WOMAN, colored. n SRR S et Tl | S aE S %lfim&“‘.mm W_fi'"“ desives part-time Work. or housewor) Charles Jones, h’%f.mu 3 houseman, ition, private. reL. dosires as general house- oatvidgnl and. chain stores. Call Decatur 15-D._Star_offi AN, colored_expeEneEd SookL ¥ on has_reference. Decatur 2777. 1916 ltbk e h in| Bksiotin, CALL A RELIABLE CO.\CERNA A promise is no better \ny thlt makes it. Thou actory jobs attest to the Absolutely No Cash Required. Pay As Little As $5.00 Monthly. Painting, papering. plumbing. plasterine, heating, electrical wiring. roofiug. cementing, carpentering. _ weatherstripping, garages. Estimates cheerfully 6]\'"1 free. The GENERAL CONTR! \('TI\G co. 927 NEW YORK AV. mmm ! slIp covers, draperies, Te- . _chair caneing. Columbia f 5 otund e Ga,ave.