Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1931, Page 32

AIR RACES ON WRC PROGRAM TONIGHT Ceremonies at Memphis Con- vention Will Feature Noted Flyers. i Ceremonies at an aviation night cele~ ‘ bration of the National Exchange Club convention tonight in Memphis will nel broadeast by WRC and a network of | other National Broadeasting Co. stations. | § Some of the country's outstanding | fiyers will take part in the program.| Among them are Frank Hawks, Walter ! , “Casey” Jones, | 1 | Hinton, Jimmy Doolittle, Wiley Post, Frank McKee, Amelia Ear- hart and Bill Hudson. Elizabeth Lennox, contralto. is to the guest artist in the “Family Part; rogram at 8:30. She will be assisted gy Prank Black's Orchestra and_the famous Revelers Quartet. Miss Len- nox will sing “Goin' Hom¢ ‘The quartet's cnnmwuon will be snw-, ball " from" Let's Go Places.” | Mel'on to Be Soloist. James Melton, tenor, will be the loist m mo comen am at 7 The ite and my Perkins tho wfl cont.rlbuu to this p entation. “Lonely Boy,” & story dnunc with | the problems of & boy Wi step- | father, will be dramatized for v.hc Story Hour roducuon at 9 oclocl ‘The musi ind will be provided | hy mdemx ettel, tenor. The Radiotone Quartet will sing four numbers during their Froznm as the Hay Laundrymen at “Whistling Dark” and “That's My Desire” are to be featured. Julius Tannen, of vaudeville and musical comedy fame, makes his debut ia stations orchestra. Known as “The Chatterbox,” Tannen will bring to the mlcmphone some of his best known monologues. Panatels Program. ’)ethl version of the “St. 1ature:l by Guy Iam The Chlu'o ‘where - a week's en m,’hmm“m Death” :-' o benm Crime Club presentation B e story concerns a baffling English crime. Lula Lee, the “Texas song girl” is 'mbe'-he'uflt!rthtl.n“'l‘hem in Paris” at 8:30. Her pro- g;:\hwulbc up from the Crystal in Madison sane Garden, vhcze she is in connection with the Radio World’s Fair. i lazlhlbyMG-llery ! usical Art muery' pro- m«m Wellman, marimba soloist, has listed features & program the George Washington University badours und a concert by the Paul Petersilla, tenor, end i Marshall, soprano, will wnt.rnmt.e w' the program of WJSV. Folks Behind The Microphone BY THE RADIO EDITOR. Mmcrm‘vmhhm’ ambition five years ago Miss W) was fi cinated by the . “- magnitude of its "been & feature of many programs, including the Hap- 2IJ! Bakers and the Gypsies. engaged in many activities, chureh work, then studying under Alice Ward, in New York. She made occasional excursions into concert and vaudeville, but always returned to th: mlcrwhonz, Wiggins is a tall brunette witl thn sort of dark brown hair that lends | itself to a coiffure. Outside of | her chief interest is her | home in Montclajr, with its garden | and & suburban atmosphere. | * * % * i 'HE talk from London by J. Ramsay | MacDonald, originally scheduled | for Thursday by both Columbia | lnd National Broadcasting Co., has been | jponed. The new date has not 3u‘ been determined . . . A Nation-wide Columbia network will carry descrip tions of the pageantry, in connection with the four-day celebration of the Corn 17, 18 and 19 . . . Graham McNamee : will handle the world series games for | N. B. C. and Ted Husing for Columbul Merle Thorpe, editor of Nation’s' Business, resumes his series “How's Business” on N. B, C. October 8 . . . Bllly Hillpot end Harold (Scrappy) Lambert, better known as “Trade and Mark,"” return to N. B. C. October 9. llutdned Tubes 49 Nole—This is a new model Philco | 12: 1s-—~wxm thc Mmmman is Do~ THE EVENING Today on the Radie (ARl programs scheduled for Eastern Standard Time.) 315.6 Meters. WRC 950 Kilocycles. 3:00—Garden Melodies. 3:20—Address by 8ir Willlam BII“ at o Michael Faradey 7:00—Howard M. Cooper, pianist. 7:20—News flash 7:30—George W ngton University ! 'noubadou H 00—Dot, 16—0. C Mlllfl' tenor, !\‘F-Mn .mbn solos by flkflle Weil- ! 8:45 t.o a 50—The Shanrions. Early Program Tomorrow. :00a~Musical Clock. s Club, Report of the National m- 7 trial Conference Board. i 5:02—~Waldorf Orchestra. | uclm":) Convention Jl 00a—The House Warmers., 5:15—American 15a—Tuneful Titbits. Y 11:30a—Memories of Hawall, 12:00m—Luncheon music. 12:30 to 1:00—Request program for Mount Alto Hospital. W',s 205.4 Meters, 1,460 Kiiocycles. 3:00—Base ball scores. 00—Where to Get It. 20—News Flashes. 30—Where to Get It. 45—Hollywood program. :00—Dinner music. 7:45—Studio feature. 8:00—FPen and Ink. l W—Budy schnmml Orehestra, 30—American Lt # ion program. 8 db—P-ul Peurluh tenor. usical program. ‘The Merry Dairymen.” : Gypeien 8:3 ily Part; ,” with the Revel- o_mm&u’m-m Ynd Frank Black's Orchestra. 9:00—Story Hour Dramatization. 9:45—1Irene Taylosy contralto, and or- chestra. 10:00—Correct time. 10:01—Broadcast from the Radio and Electric Show at me ‘Washing- ton Auditorium. 10:15—Correct time. 10 16—Aviation nl‘ht program from Memphis. 11:00—Weather forecast. 11:01—Joe Roberts’ Orchestra. 11:30—Tweet Hogan's Orchestra. 12:00—Ear] Hines' Orchestra. 12:30 to 1:00a—Don Pedro's Orchestra. Early Program TOmorrow. G 30a—Tower health exercises. 7:00a—Gene and Glenn. T xu——ldorné:‘ devotions. l'ofl.—l’nnnnu 8:15a—Tom W:rtnan “Troubadours. 10:15—Three Melody Men. 10:30 to 11:00—Dance music. Early Program Tomorrow. 9:00a—Treasure Chest. 10:00a—-Hints to Housewives. 10:30a~—Program by Alexandria Min- isterial Assoclation. . ll :00a—Salon music. 1 Choir. 2:00m—Correct time. H 01—"Personality Eueen.lnwfion" by | Anne Tillery Renshaw, 12:06—Ballad Serenaders. " by Dr. Ella Op- etmer. dio Household Institute. 10:30a—June Meredith, planist. 10:45a—Sweet and gw Down. Major Radio Features SPECIAL EVENTS. Aviation night celebration of the Na- tional Exchange Club, WRC, 10:16. CLASSICAL. Roxy Symphony Concert, WRC, 7:18. DRAMA. “The Stebbins Boya," WRC, 5:45; Amos | ‘'n’ Andy, WRC. 6:00; Story Hnur. WRC, 9:00; Arabesque, WMAL, 9:30. | VARIETY. Yeast .Yuw:. xaga 6:15 W Memm ney an thony Wons, Arthur Pryor's Band, i The Gypsies, WRC, 8:00; lelly Plfly." WRC, 8:30; Guy Orchestra, WMAL, 9:00 l‘,l!golfl organ recital, WMAL, 11: 45‘—0!! Wln.l 12:00;—New Yorker nnnmhle ing to the Depression,” Undt m of State Cas- 1:00—National Farm and Home hour. 1:30—Qolden Gems. 206—Wmn'tmdlomv 3.00—Radio Show Orchestra. aso—unnumzoxmmoxmu Jefferson at Richmond, Vi | 41“ Meters. WMAL :00—Gypsy Music 3: M—Pmmm by M Nutlnml Stu- ¢ Federation. DANCE MUSIC. Joe_Roberts’ Orchestra. WRC, 11:01; Meeker's Orchestra, WMAL, Esg Earl Hines' Orchestra, WRC, 00—Time and program 6:02—Current Events, by)l V. xnl-. HIGH LIGHTS ELSEWHERE. 5:45—Topics in_ Brief, by Lowell ‘Thomas — WJIZ, WABC, WHK, WMAQ, KDKA WLW and WRVA. 6:45—The Gold) ;_comedy sketch —WEAP, WWJ, WGY and WCAE. 6:45—* Plrh Nllht Life”; Or:.hut.u Soloists—WJZ, WHAI‘, KWK, WEM and WIBO -Broadcast from the Radio Elec- tricel World's Fair in New York —WJZ, WBAL, WBZ and 7:30—Death Valley Da: dramatic sketch—WJZ, wnzy,"wnu. and 8:00—Roy Bargy's Orchestra and Male -WJZ, .WBZ, KDKA, WJR and WHAM. 30—Irving Gitlin's Orchestra—WJZ, BZ, WBAL, KDKA, WLW, WJAR and KYW. 0—Ohman and Arden, plano duo; male trio and novelty orchestra WLW and WJR. 30—Real Folks: sketch of smalk town HID—WJZ WBAL, WBZA, KDKA, WLW and KYW. |11:00—Jane Froman’s Orchestra: dance music—WJZ, WBZ, WBAL and WHAM. LISTEN to Bill Tilden, Helen Morgan, Johnny Welssmuller and Eddie Rickenbacker in Interviews with the Life Savers Success Reporter. The Life Savers Success Pro- grams will be broadeast nightly ever | l'lm WMAL = FOR THIS WEEK Yooy . 10000 b= n.ur- 15a—Melody Parade. 302a—Colrmbia Mixed Quartet. | h —Bridge lessons by George Reith. utumn journeys. | .15&- Face the World with a Smile,” bv Ida Bailey Allen. | :30a—Selma Selinger Klein, soprano. | :450—8Stage _and screen stars. 00a--Don Bigelow’s Orchestra. RADIO SALES—SERVICE Adame Z 5\503 Columbia Road . The Fastest and Best Service in Town‘ FILTERIONE 'Get the Best from Your R-Jw" hed M 6:30—Antonio La Nasa, tencr. 6:45—Mavi_Island .AL‘isvte‘n, to the Musical § Dominos 1 | | tonight WJZ—8:30 veelen it with Domino” " BUMPERS | Welded ] We;de Console, and never before sold at . such a low price. i $ N.W, " 417 11th St 1760 Pa. Ave. N. Taken OF and Put On, 50c Other Metals Welded WELDIT CO. 516 1st St. NNW.,Bet. E& F ME. 241 Wiz, WEZ, WBAL, KDKA, | of Thaster . - 818 Pm "‘°’m' f A Rt STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 pm. day before publication. For Sunday. 5:30 p.m. Saturday. At the Brasch Agencies, one both for datly and Only Exceptions Death Notices and Lost and Yound advertisements for The Luily Star will be accegted up to noon, day of issue, except Satur- day and Lesal Holidays, when the closing time is 10 a.m. Death Notices and Lost and Found for The Sunday Star wifl be accepted up to 11 p.m. Saturday. BOY beiween 1 work. “Hish schol" oy prete 56 POTe A 18, tor dny work: as the nanent employment, for inf Mr._Schryvar, 1317 N. ¥. ave. NVASSERS 10 sell the smoothing iron: every Our_ price yo ce for man whose Shiton or nearby reference sired; give partioulars of experience. dress_Box 135-E. Star a1® GOOK-CHEF: only e mnua need app) Carlton_Res{aurant. x\"15 Penna. DRIVERS, colored, with niommeanan card Apply 505 Que st. n.W. Or rear LOAN DEPAR’ Qquires the services of & youns ing these lifications education ane -om; We will n to earn about rday. working throush a. local. de: sday morning. 10 to 13 n.w.. Barrister Bld AN o represent ation. ~ This to me. '3“ " ohone Tumber. " adress Box 1 ol i MEN (6), over 40 yeArs of age; permanent Tork: 38 1o $10 per e foance rou. Gorby. 928 14th s mm 12, e MEN (). with o R Wetking 00d chan uu work for established firm: 378 Conditional to start. sl proposition to one man with t 0- 730 s, 1235 New York ave. nw. m’?. MEN_$18.00 per Week and big bonus. bol conditional, to start. _Only men wlum K work need apply. Steady repeat proposit ry 216 Insurance Blds. iween 3 and 7 pm. also u ith car on speclai, nrupoamon e MEN A Bovs. yelhhlt interesting lz&pflrmnlu fo make $2.50 to $800 an “oatl )ln only. ly M) Westchester opn;ent i porkiion Jon at 30n and A INSTRUCTION COURSES. (Continued.) ) hm«e":‘fn’n iy ey a8 M e gnirance, Govi, congular exams. individual | T, yhite men; snywhers. F st nw. redness inde) i D noagm m'u’-"fiee n&" 3| o our ear. re IIGUI M“hl- %‘-Ag%bmfi ahere Jesar v Individual instruction | f 'vening: enroll now. You can ton, costume “fim! el ml t ; best Toun s mw: & ge she, a SITUATIONS mu""..".'!. """. b aon ewvmn. ‘.ernun ml ition as maid in R el m 5 .".-.‘.'.-,..-.o.“fl:.'...'-.':.*.;,gs, t t ll charge: Clfi lm lfll. 3‘. e 'OGRAPHER mi in_lawyer's office. Qul Adams 3363, Sore, vengty s Tef: furnished. i Enoyiedse Nookkeeoing ln‘ Seneral amic i m, 6033-W. heape more. Llril em) l jenc . rlow’ “ormln.‘;"g'oornd' ‘l'ehao'l. eufl ' Lfi?’gr any | nn:g:: Siericel :.:r.i. wishes ler, “with xm-unn”or'“m{m rears’ experience. Reference. -J. Protesiany 5004 coo) e, Wil manese. hame. love | B Feferences. - North H‘l acmbial LEARN ow 1MARELLE o) classes. JAZ: NOUR BCHAC res ow I eReet: 14th st. 1325 N. H. Z—IN 30 e auar orche Under owashington's forémos or of ofashion ~ ari—v Living :m::';mx';f‘ inson—who continually ~_ train gleners for Kaafog imuslly nd studios, slso tal P84 celeges. t results—Day and u?llnl 1333 P N.W. My GRADED DICTATION—GREGG_REVIEW. I(uu&"fl. uaonz—my oF Jivening. Tyl A'E‘tgl o 3313 14th st. 'gc ia 3000, CIVIL SERVI Stenographers and Typists. Application papers for next’ examination must be fled with Civil Service Commission S5y B, E0Toll Row for our’compiete A Nacignal, s lnnu Hon Known fma Const Eo work: Competent Snettuctio ings, v, Jates noD"v'n 18 Fatn e W ” AV DICTATION CLA<<E> ORI avo letters, no s, fcor. 1 Ginn_& Co. ationa! ing gtlu HELP—WOMEN., AGENTS—6ell our dollar box assortmen twenty-one mut ful _Christm: card: commissiol Earl's, lnc 1517 H W. MAN, E ‘Waoman, viin ms ¢ | Rouse: hishest. retereness. Col 4187 31° SITUATION—DOMESTIC. gy o T DB DRI DR wm\'fl"-'::hy 1ul e ity o a HOUSEWORK by neat colered ué’nflm?ec 3 Sears. witn'good refer- . —good cook; il s or part time; best re! sirl. ences. wn school for “Actual or actual | %0 lored, ~ wan Call_North_ 3560-J. "." A . CANEING Fm- o 228 1000 n'we Mt 3063 HOME IMPROVEM CHANDLER BLDG.-NAT. 3884, Nothing Dovn)o—'i Years to Pay. Pa m ’A%TI FL I‘CTRIC witing uu xiures, wix plete. Dist. 'u'n."%p, "-tf"‘ Pl-?ou pering, furniture window Call Ben Fotomae RS dern_ slectrie machin ._Caton, 112 A s [ electric d *Beices. Lineoin FLOORS pachines: 177 et Beitma H. it Aum Desting system gmokes before Mvm: {wm Yow duw hot Jou o art heating itee Sa sbsolutely Gustiess, per- ise you no inconvenien: n eyen wash and i ron it the base- t while the job ne. RL, colored, 1ight, wishes work; pari g.xm any's .ml oF alidey wore, oail ot of any can wants lumbia 104 "tum‘nn South, wishes refined c inde o o oty i -m references. colored, wishes & 0 = housework. or light ition as &0 North 2 HEATING "AND PL “ll oll ‘burners " HOME IMPROVEMENTS. i1 take care of your HOME IMPROVE. Bainting, fi%fl."‘:‘n'. (e, et W Small -fl?&‘mfl ll\lll (g all your work. m’l‘:‘ Yf‘:l. hw fu DECORATORB: ING. Met. 0834-8035. m white, {rom country, wants ouse: ggrl" o are of ehild: Teference. Adglr..n = GIRI R iiross of mOAE 4 ';lnm Teference. Potomac DRESS SHOP MANAGER, thoroughly e Tlenced on popular-priced Ii Dected and former connection. Address Box 355-D; Star office. FORMER TEACHER or P.-T. A. official with wide acquaintance ‘among young mothers, No selling; attractive pay. Complete quali- fications and hone, Address Box lel RADIO SERVI yea R service requiud auto reference: hmgI 11 to 10 _Ra ROUTE SALESMAN, white, experien: establisned laundry’ route. ‘Average : grer 315 per week, must _know Seton aod b ._for & munu the :E. ucation. "on ”J well e.ubmhoa The i fiure°ssaur oam'fln'mumnfm Bond n ‘man Givision. "Adgress_Box 1. st " emee ‘automotive ear. Appl s G hulln-u and combenrann intelligent, to ty salary. 35 ‘Nationai Fres GIRLS, two: Tearn beauty course. compiefe, §492 2414, wiitle learnine. "15'% n.w., betyee crew for nnunnlllr known vy sample: livery or permand 38 to 310 per day; no money neces by, 928 14ih _sf . Room 12. 23 LADIES to e - orders: bennnm e-rn 315 and npwnd Weekly. Phone Lincoln 3981. Toom fof one real sales- real d uu A Tacme for Tiant ondey. 1635 Col ALES) B pesition. an oz en P*'8ee Mr. Hodskin, canvassing; earn: and per Fomen beiween 35 and 40 with expemnce Ha ered. Avoly 231 Bond de. en 21 i eary t eskly a Teceives ‘ 1l us) L% wrifl ";4! H st n.| WBAL, :fi.‘.fi‘uj‘i_lw s some m?”vmii mmi fi' Tud; g“? hoxn‘ ipcluding ' school “hov Honterview address Box 356 AN o m e "u edticated ahd posses e tsgion gt aslinum ofice co-operation. ' Ab- YOUNG MAN—Qood anwtumu for indu iden section _p; {rious man. resident dzt section "‘""“cm W Dauber; MEN—Local office of Targe 1 ‘openines 1 YOUNG York concern lor 3 nm men Stendy O pest DA irray, l&' teternational b o n.w. 5 2 31 to 30, With sales YOUNG MEN ). e S eenced, e 1o n and e yorkers with _good 3 o ound $30 -l-:nularhbnm a-wly'n. B jo Mr, 8 iriel. 10th call e wnrkm n~ T 15 ‘oreioc Capitol tracting Oedmarmf' % Life Tasurance Biag. 14th cablished: centraily located real e-%fflwum-am ot having moder 1 homes for 1 Bl o"an smb dous' man' of cha manager ‘8. n‘ 14th st. n.w. SALESMAN. corporation. which has mtlnllllated at e FLOOR MANAGER A splendid position in a high- class store for a well-appcnrmg young man of character; age. Address Box 314- HELP—MEN _AND o round work and o room. Also waltres mont T EARN swoo A DAY, !HOW nuovs A,l.!'l.'lnl;l'l ZMAIU sincers mei i wan m- Lienest company in wne OB n\ mas o8 usiness 10 earn extra mones. uomuy advert| ards: w0 Competitio bon\lll “D!l’ll com! 1! S i 5% Process Gorporation, 1126 Na Pron iR L -smm.on h‘ ounllon 'l ‘r:"’ Suite “l BUSINESS IN| nucnpn PREPARE NO! N typewriting exam.: very [ gajoliing now. The Gy rvies hool, ©or. 13th & F sta, 0. —_— INSTRUCTION COURSE! nnmif""mfi( AUTO r;‘flnefl Instructors: ol aility v | 1!$40 per week to start. B. x TELEPH Tawhs 15 #00d typist and cie alary, m Biate experience. ase n hlndwrmnl idress Box ofice. IMLAD experienced in selling ladies’ ; permanent position: good only need apply.” Must Hst.ne. 12 e Capitol Con- fe Insurance Co. that undnrltlndl Eow To make 5“ some experien o meeting the publici Votull ‘Sarticuiars and phone | £ Address Box 147-D, om_own Adgrnn Dy uml.. yanied with Enowledee 0f full_time experience i, 9 0 13 0 alock, Capitol Contracting Co.. Insurance Bldg., 14th and and_bookkeepi educated (white), experi- | 73 %’.L-\-' i uuuk!m'h y SIX and girl « K w. 'TION HAND. A capal o thoroushly under- stands repatr of corsets. Address Box 3 Star of UPHERS | i Tvetivated:” Decatur ssbL i wor“m‘eflrxl:ml *Soug references. North oulm eolorld. Foomor w cooking in . 71 Myrtle 0 Y, 11 m R ””':‘a et " Adams st. n.w. Phone lonh nx EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. ’n‘o‘—’mifim""lu‘"’é‘ :fln" Bleatu luric E has A-1cooks, m mont! 1837 11 aids. i o E E? O“Xl“m!v l”‘lll. 435w Bova o 455 . at. 2338, | P PEIIONAL Oale e, Dublictty; adaptef E ddress Box aot. 1 = onit Toom: twin beds; b i Biaihess giris. Zat .,n..«'-a.:'.;m ufigr;,;u."‘;;.,;.r uuwnmon nlnehd Rnd eaat poo uon m%fim..n mg 48 : 5. s, fo order, $3.60 u sujt the Smart*new hi Formerly_with ! EVERY CARE GI’VIN INVALIDS. CONVA nd aged, ul her, o1 Plos3 Kalorama d. | SREEK v 'l‘ €00d. heavy {ur oot Eireu s ahd chionié Daink Pou KINDERGARTEN-P RIMARY opens Fall term Sept. 28. D‘flfln 5 filfll’dl’ supervised piay. I T Colurabia. 1846. TEA ROOM and restaurant manager for,well established F st, store doing over $20,000 an- nual business; must be thor- oughly practical and experienced both in dining room and kitchen; willing to work long hours. Do not apply unless you have proven ability and clean, successful rec- ord for past 5 years in same line of business. No attention paid to applications unless they state full details—age, name of former employer and references; salary, Address | L Box 361-D, Star office God home in country with o ige honsework. and. care | for Address Box 325-E. m-r omu T ehiiarent b exal nu bring sewin, Sp 2 ,:',"o, AT vashing and 'm 3138 19th N, white, bgl Iter-s - 3 T, i e T one. lll’l ‘EBH t“’l'l Lll:u Creek Park. MOTOR TI-AVIL &“‘395 REDUC- albolene rubs l RNITURE 3 clesned. Now that your slip is the ime to clean your overstuted furni- clean sl types of overstuffed furni- “fi' do5a “Slanine will® Ak ir parior suite or carpet look e, new ‘imoroved method removes im lio” sncludes Fennishing 5 of on”nem ‘are extraordinari tion. Teasonable. supply you with informa- TR S e harancs Bude. Natianal 1533, PAPERING—( et with mechanic & 6 _and 3 h “lfll 'fimlnlhln ml 3885 198 ot mw. . Adams 1149, tr and ity g St mm g’ ‘n 1910, B‘:{l‘z: n;”'!‘: Estimates tree.” H“fl 00! mu d .‘l.r.m it s scra ¥38 'mln Telection. l;{anl. oL 61003 x:uou '-:m w:‘:'. ‘i:"‘""f bt st 31 .,Erfi-g;s Paperhan .lf-antm W AR A :...: = X ...x.'“' g “,.'-:." n.w. B A dealer retiring from busi sell his entire stock of m-mn. ! ovlr:tu!hd living room suites, Jot of room furniture: tables. ch rous 10 menti regardiess of price. find it_to their sale. ~ Sale Tuesds Notes_Auction R FUR COAT. like new, cost $235, GE BUILDING. 50x135; ow suil or a0t fl et m e :u Canl uvnlonrrrl_—" 420 1 1, 13th s ”"‘n.u:fl‘::.uh n::_; Shly gné. fert 1‘ 8B B oA OFFICE n.m'nm: 1 Desks, chairs, file cabine! for your office at steat Balvage Co.. office furn. Dis! ht, onl: others R R finish. !l' ‘:E:‘N’:‘lzt:.. 1 or lhl! week onli pav 31, "0 Sell 12 this week 40 downwna "0 Thonthis’ Na Kimball_Co.. 731 1ith g s P U Cieaned and reconditioned; no ny Tessonable terms °§K‘"‘f ran o o snich & %:hlwmé reh. lll. & nw, T in rair e e foor, Tasis, on. MDXO—I”I unl us m ,"“l m*.en T o tllll Mndlh’. Mv At N W. _ Met. ity g s = W;'.',.-"'*“‘" R R locks: ulon'm card flhl. one with ‘fl mfih% for $100, w 4 nlm"“f'u"fl‘ ""1’4“. Open_evenini IIWINO HA New e, $150 ‘lfl OHI!!I n ‘l. ffl' 1i_Co.. 'mnn llndld eo Shie 5 e ave. Ger ABt. 4 i3 +Bec. | Howin PAPERmGIN Gm‘_‘ Devered. | writer: afee, FI48 Thn o chow * Ao 3o Dec. 4145, | PAPERHANGING, PAINTING. R pered. $5 up; bath rooms, kiteh- Paln up; rooms disinfecte l-nar.’;:unor painting. Earle Jordan, Lin- 'LASTERING, new eelling, 105 13th 'f'"h work done reasonably; 310 “up; gusrsnteed. F, . 8. in. 4831. 23° R()UTIN(:‘"" is the time to ha our roof overnauled before the Pall rush. This is no CEMENT tmn or stone: new poe. Pree sstimate. un '“&5 o X -.:'-:‘ etk ith, Absoluuly No Cash Reqmred As 15,00 Monthl it patiitn pes Dink. pisiterin ing, ng, cementini Bt o The & NERAL?:&':'«'-F";?ALTINGCO 927 NEW YORK AVE., TELEPHONE DIST. 5082, SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. w: u and CHIGAGO, ¥is. LRAVE ' R S wit vm« seats Fravel Bureau, 3 > & 11 "1 m mnm s, e TR 1 Penna. ave. Met. 5—:}5‘3 — ey BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. DX C"‘? BANDIC OP_ = «‘wnu Yok T, ROOM, small, for sale very c;:: . N 727 _13th st. ROOM, eleven tabie tion. Doing 00/ 160h. Baronees "Usiness. o ww W 10cH oo drris L, B0% %fi; UBS, hrick and puidine meteriy _-;:n. pipe indows. "m... LUNC] M & 1 3 LRI ¢ R e ovelty store. nmm& soction; do- hb d sectlon; doc P Tent for store and o iyl ¢ . ters; o&nlr leaving eity. Adlulll"‘n' q!“"l you lnu Diy. it lumbll 6145 _or Dnl M, tables, chall e o e “'"r.,:.'-“;. A isekesper for ht: nte; mily of Toom and private bath. SITUATION e FRICREAVING, ent. el (P 0] on, S eq. Femo eling n.w, W.H. Chism, West i, colored. axmrl:neednwu ““Experien: o £O%% OF 'ori o0y Find. Mflnu tar_off ulurn. :uur work. L 2. B. O s paeaites elasivical Tk or con- TN nical nte soa Velerence. © Address - 'tl:l“mrd ‘Addre: I - '&'e? 3 '.\',‘.’" ‘Addrers Box 1 i E PREPARATORY mn?wm&‘. F t home; text fur- rywhere; rea: | < votmo I MAN colored. THRLWiihes work COLLEG! gourse 1n 3 vears; stud oe3 oo, i8* e SITUATION—WOMEN, . iplical corr of &ling_casn et salary, West 1208 Euclid SALARY, and -n’T - constr, Tenewais. Realts Fiiance ma8s, ? ? | 15 "ew: E lln:lfl for eanvenlvnt selectio: isit our 3 test rices ll'l Main Oflt.—'lfllh fm mahogany, ches witl lence B e B o T i 1oving _te ller l‘ Rtln! Rpt. Il.‘ PP? e O %"me flnll{m ul Vel oom suite, wlnlhul! llt!l‘ll'!. $300. V! yar selection at bargain BRlthtwsoa——tuad Sa” Ave. "fl IOO !Ufl'l priced reasonabl: 1, IR, BT R -s cost 31,018, sell 3 cheap. ITER ne: Tentals in_eit: Ty TYPEWRI tioned: like Premier, Duplex. +3 mos. oS AR ublversa a rent u'ur‘nnwm £ i S AR S ic service that Kewws. Capitol Typewriter Co.. 14 1505 "Eve 8t ww. "FIXTURES. We are installing new fixtures and will et ol e il AL i neunU-R-M quality. i G _BROS,, 1206 FyST. N.W. SALE—MOTOR ST BOATl. WANTED—30 acht, Richardson Or SmiIar craft Wi Consiger m.xy bargain for cash. Mr. Kennedy, Col. 10181. DOGS, PETS, ETC. :’.E':m.‘a“um.‘.““‘ TYs0n, Sk 4:,.."% old. mmh Fog Pt I'Ann.m gnlnn Jeach o talk. CYCLES. and 18885, ° % Hodon, HOSEP e 138 L ston.w Wirs Halred Fox T ua: llow He: ;:n:a‘l'd'- g aborium of Pets. 13 13th st. n l lll“'-lf’ .Ile, Ym« °§"? S gos G 1] 1 brass faBie hubies: e mm. goods: remhoa 2t your " nd. D‘ I’Vllln'l' WSER. s "1'0 HOR RO F O ete her Tt e agiee. o Tarse Ve Tien T T T T GOl cation; Box 23! QUICK ACTION. P ORQUIeK AcTioN, A l:l" K _St. NW. Nstional ). D[bTRl‘gUTuORuSM ‘We reguire Hulll al eace an ?elu-in "“5“:’,,;:""&" at onee; will | C. 3 Evi M i T gk gn .".,".Z.,,.. Pfi i & oty “w{:-. e e 918 | ANT p.m. _Geort .n.%‘;&m s m-u"‘"‘ LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE. HORSE. Apply At 1333 Maryland P n.e. WANTED-—MISCELLANEOUS. QUES, d modern furniture. : | BIG MONEY pai T | watenes. gold “teetn, &o and__colls o meat -mm .z‘- saving. 0 na. oo Gold Refining, Ine., & Sien E‘Efl..?‘.‘:: fa