Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1931, Page 45

COOK NS VALLEE ON RADIO TONIHT Celebrate'd Comedian to Be Heard With Crooner on WRC Program. Joe Qopk, celebrated comedian, will broadeast tonight as the guest artist in the Sunshine howr with Rudy Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees, a Na- tional Broadcasting Co. atiraction, com- ing into’ Washington over WRC. Codk wifl bring to the microphone some ‘ of ‘the: buffoonery that brought him famein vaudeville and on the musieal stage. He announces That he will explain. many of his fan- tastic' inventions, describe his weird experiences and do anything but “imi- tate four Hawailans.” An all-Tsc¢haikowsky Brogrlm will be presented - during the Dramatic Musi- cale at 8 o'clock. The selections include “Musfcal Moment,” “None by the Lovely: Heart” and “Adieu, Forets.” Harald, Hanpsen, tenor. and Rachel ‘Horton, soprano, will be the soloists. Holmes on Tonight. Another episode in the Sherlock Holmes dramatic series, a concer} by .the American Legion Band from De- troit and dance music by B. A. Rolfe's Orchestra ate among WRC's other out- standing N. B. C. attractioms. The features originating in the station's own' lhllill):I lncludeorlh c!once:; dbz idolph Schramm’s chestra fi':mlguu In by the Melodious ‘Three numbers are -am—"1 Hear Ken- tucky. " “Oh, Dem Golden Slippers” and “Little Chocolate Baby.” Mexican and Splnuh folk songs will be featured by Tito Guizar, tenor, in his weekly concert tonight over WMAL and associated "ll'h 0‘ B;oadm,tnk‘xl m stations. e Gauchos, & sl iny:u ensemble, . upder the direction of Vincent Sorey, will assist him. The Southernaiies’ Quartet will con- the program at 10 o'clock, In addition then will be a group of popular melodies by Harry Salter's Or- chestra. . Downey Sings at 6:45. Motton Downey, tenor, will open his | rogram at 6:45 nc!ock with the popu- Er “Mother’s Apron Strings.” He also will sing “It's the Girl” and “Shine on, arvest Hoon. H'l‘he Clnlhl Instrumental Trio will DIament progrann at Tos3b o'clock. This m_af e M‘Wfll be followed by the io Round-Up ad dance music by Ouy Lombardo and Jis Royal Cana- dial WOL will broadcast a description of the wrestling matches at the Griffith Stadium in addition to- the regular array of musical Ie:tulx;’u 1‘::; w:\ell rovldd Jacl yes, o B . baritone, and the Bo- A eung:r.i D?uwfltfl' Holt's Pretted phony and a program by the Flor- qu’nmaum'-“m featured by WJSV. Folks Behind The Microphone BY THE RADIO EDITOR. HROUGHOUT his youth Tom ‘Waring, whose troubadours are ae!l merning ov&r’ a Nl- an lmbmon m nies. ces. than two years ago his = lhmnue mflme 1t was at the Grand ater in Chicago. Tom caught his cue early Ln the performlnce and out he, Slemen.” he began. numnly he :Js that his chest had in. He didn't have bru'.h to utter a sound. He bowed abruptly, returned to the wings, in- “haled deeply & few times and came back to the footlights. The ludiznr,e. belleving that his sudden departur was 8 part of his routine, lluuhed heartily. After that the job was easy, and Tom's master of ceremonyship was a huge success. He would have continued in this congenial atmosphere indefinitely, but an operation was necessary and Waring went to a hos- ital for repairs. ’ Waring ?:s 29 Pebruary 12, 1931 He began his musical training at an early age. Before he started to school he was able to hammer out “Annie l‘um" and other melodies on the s Wth his brother Pred he organized Waring’s Orchestra while the boys still were in high school. The band con- tinued to increase its popularity and its ability, and in 1928 decided upon a tour of Europe. The foreign invasion ‘was not & :numph-nc tour, Tom ad- mits, but it 'lv. him an opportunity to see most of Europe. * * * GALLOPING stage coach, modern- ized with short-wave transmitting is to be used for a & first-hand account of the running of the Meadowbrook Steeplechase. The 1s to be used because the grounds to the horse and automo- dden. The receiving sta- ocated on a motor truck the estate, the signals being to the network. * % % % Lord Mayor of Manchester, wllld. ‘who is to visit the United soon, will speak over an 3. C. netvlark October 15 about his of America...Irene Bor- to be Walter Winchell's guest Columbia Tuesday in place of Gary Cooper...Harold Veo’s Orchestra, with Marguerite Cromwell as soloist, goes on & new schedule next week for fis WRC broadcasts. Its Fall and Winter programs will be heard every | y, Wednesday and Saturday from 7:45 to 8 p.m. GETS 95 DAYS IN JAIL Prisoner .Convieted Charges After Automobile Arrest. Pleading ty to charges of leaving the scene of an lccldent driving with- w‘ P and intoxication, Warren o( 5800 block of Eads was sentenced to ,10:00—Amos 'n’ Andy, on Three| Today on (ALl programs tchedultalflf WMAL {i%er, 3:00—Melody Magic. 3:30—Taft Orchestra. 4:00—Asbury Park Orchestra. 4:20—With Uncle Sam’s N nlh& 4:30—"The Rod and !h'nm, Miller. 4:45—"Meet the Artist"—Harrlet t& interviewed by Bob hplfl}.fl‘l A 5:00—Huston Ray's Orchestra. 5:45—Flashes from The Even! 6:00—Time and pr 6:02—Bing Crosby, 6:15—The Success Reporter. 6:20—Reis and Dunn. . 6:30—Favorite songs of yesterday, by | Leanard Chick. | 6:45—Morton Downey and -Anuwny‘ ‘Wons. 7:00—Arthur Pryor's_Band. s 15-6;:« Lyman's Band, with Glee lub, 7:30—Kate Smith, crooner. | id” by Angelo Patri. 8:00—Rhythm Choristers. 8:15—Welcome Lewis and Harry Sal- ter’s Orchestra. 8:30—Fairfax pr § 9:00—Modern Male Chorus. 9:15—The Columbians. 9:30—Tito Guizar, tenor. 9:45—John L. Mitchell, tenor. 10:00—Harry Salter’s Orchestra. 10:30—Washington's Musical Art Gal- lery—Capital Instrumental Trio. 10:45—Radio Round-up. 11:00—The Royal Canadians. 11:30—Ann Leaf at the organ. 12:00—Weather report. Early Program Tomorrow. 8:0Ca—The Commuters. 8:30a—Tony's Scrap Book. 8:45a—The Dutch Girl. 9:00a—Lelia Endicott, “blues” Blnfl!r 9: 1sa~.yun. “snnderson and 9:45I—Selecud Readings by Virginia Leatherbury. Rhythm Kings. Melody Parade. 1 oa—Don Bigelow’s Orchestra, 11:30a—Columbia Revue. 12:00m—Taft Orchestra. 12:30—Al Sakol's Orchestra. 1:00—Varieties. 1:15—Columbia Artists’ Recital. 2:00—Edna Wallace Hopper. 2:15—Columbia Salon Orchestra. 2:30—The Three Doctors. WR 315.6 Meters. 950 Kilocycles. 3:00—Program from the Radio Elec- tric Show. 3:30—Dancing Melodies. 3:45—The Jungle Man. 4:00—The Lady Next Door. 4:30—"What Happened to Jane.” 4:45—The Tea Timers, 5:00—Waldorf Orchestra. 5:15—Resume of the American Legion Convention, Gibbons. 5: M—“Olve-l Dends,” by Andrew J. Landrus. 5:45—“The Stebbins Boys.” 7:00—Sunshine Hour, with Joe Cook and Rudy V: Con- 10 00—Rudolph Schramm’s Orchestra. 10:R0—Program from the Radio and Electric Show. 10:45—Correct time. 10:46—American Legion Band concert from Detroit. 11:00—Weather forecast. 11:01—Teddy Black’s Orchestra. 11:30—Lloyd Huntley’s Orchestra. 12:00—Ear} Hines’ Orchestra. 12:30 to 1:00a—Don Pedro’s Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow. 6:30a—Tower Health Fxercises. 7:00a—Gene and Glenn. 7 h—Mamfinl Devotions. 30a~—Cheerio. DRAMA. The Subblnl Boys, WRC. 5:45; Amos dy, WRC, Adventures of | Sherlock’ Holmes. WRC, 8:30. VARIETY. The Yeast Jesters, WRC, 8 Cook, comedian, WRC, Pryor's Band, WMAL, 3 shine Hour, with Joe Cook and Rhythm Schramm’s Orchestra, E Radio Roundup, WMAL, 10:: 45. CLASSICAL. Dramatic Musicale, WRC, 8:00; Capital | _ Instrumental Trio, WMAL, 10:30. DANCE MUSIC. B. A. Rolfe’s Orchestra, WRC, 9:00; The Royal Canadians, WMAT, 11:00; uoyd Huntley's Orchestra, WRC, HIGH LIGHTS ELSEWHERE. 5: 05—1‘5NC& in Brief; Lowell Thomas JZ, WBZ, WLW, KDEA, V WJAX and WIOD. 6: lb—-Nunrl program; dramatic tch—WEAF, WGY, WSYR d ‘WREN. 6: 45—1’1’!! Ooldber(l, comedy sketch— WEAF , WWJ, WSI and GY. 7 W—Dlx{e Spiritual Sing WJIZ, ‘WBZ, WBAL. KDI WRVA, WHAM and WGAR. 7:30—The Pickard Family; Hill Billy W'BAL. Songs — WJZ, WHAM, KDKA and WSR. 8:00—Julia Sanderson and Prank | Crumit — WJZ. WBAL, WBZA, | WREN, KDKA and WHAM. 8:30—Russ_ Columbo, _baritone, Don Voorhees' Orchestra—WJZ, WEAL - WLW, EDEA ‘and ‘WREN. O:W—H-n'y Hol’llck‘l Dance Orches- tra—WJZ, WHAM, WBAL and CKG W 9:30—Clara, Lu and Em: gossip and ' incidental music—WJZ, WBAL, WHAM, WJR, WLW and KDKA. 9:43—Paris Night Life; orchestra and solotsts — WIZ, W, WHAM, WGR, WLW and KDKA. 10:00—Slumber Music; string ensemble, under_direction of Ludwig Lau- rier—WJZ, WHAM and KFAB. second broad- cast—WMAQ, WREN, WHAS, WSB, WSMB, WMC and KTHS. 11:00—Mildred Balley and the King's Jesters; varlety program—WJZ, | WBZ, WBAL, KDKA, WJR and | WHAM. i total, ln.mlhy.yu Isaac R. m’n’;‘i’afi'wm m?ifA “Cross .was atrested a ML-M to have coliided with nnm,her car, in- guring two of its passengers. Stations loul in 'MI m‘;&”" cy8. | yesterday was elected primate of all Can- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, the Radio lalum s’fandam Time.) 5a—Tom Waring's 'n'm.lbndwu 5a—Food program. 00a—Mrs. Blake's Mlo Column. 5—The Melody Three. 2:00—Women's Radio Review. 3:00—Program _from the Radio and | Electric Show. 3:15—Radio Guild, “Beau Brummel." 3:00—Base ball scores. 5:00—Where to Get It. 5:30—Frederick to Braddock Heights. 6:20—News flashes. 6:30—Where to Get It. 7:00—The James Class. 7:15—Ryder Ensemble. 7:30—Rudy Schramm'’s Orchestra. 00—Sam and Ezra. 5—The Masqueraders. 5—Vagaries,” by Wilma Wright. 0—Florida Crackers. 2054 Meters. 1,460 Kilocycles. hrly Program Tomorrow. 0a—The Treasure Chest. Hints to Housewives. l 30—Concert Trio. 2:00—Sunshine Hour. 2:30—Southern Syncopators. WOL 4:00—Tea Time Tixneu 228.9 Meters. 1,310 Kilocycles. 5:30—Accordion Kapers. 5:45—Mat prognm 7:30—Fifteen-Minute Men. “—Gteu:hen Kier, soprano. 3 15—Osborne C. Miller, tenor. 8:30—Bonanno String Quartet. 9:00—Harry Burdick, baritone. 9:15—Studio feature, 9:30—Wrestling matches at Griffith Stadium. Early Program Tomorrow. 7:00a—Musical Clock_ 12 12:30 to 1: oo—omn recital. Named Primate of Canada. TORONTO, September 24 (#).—The Most Rev. C. L. Worrell of Halifax, Archbishop of Nova Scotia since 1915, ada by the House of Bishops of the General Synod of the Church of Eng- land in_Canada. He succeeds Most Rev. S. P. Matheson of Winnipeg, who retired last yea M’NINCH DISCUSSES VALUE OF EDUCATION Federal Power Commissioner De- livers Address to Students at American University, Expressing his bellef in the financial nlue of a college education, Frank McNinch, member of the Federal Power Commission, told students at American University yesterday a college graduate should earn at least $72,000 more dur- ing his lifetime than if he lacked such education. ‘The maximum earning power of the college graduate, he , was reached at a later period in life than the earn- ing capacity of those without collegiate training. The grammar-school gradu- ate usually reaches his maximum earn- ing capacity at 30, the high-school graduate at 45, but the college man keeps on increasing his income up to 60 years of age, with a much longer period ahead of continued earning capacity, Mr. McNinch said. Classes opened at the College ‘of Liberal Arts yesterday for the seventh year. Enrollment at the college, ac- cording to Dr. George.B. Woods, dean |* of the college, is 7 per cent higher than last year. SUMATRA TOBACCO MEN END INDENTURED LABOR By the Associated Press. American officials were notified yester- day that Dutch tobacco growers of Su- matra have abandoned the use of inden- tured labor so their products may be imported into the United States after |r next January 1. ‘The new tariff law after January 1 will prohibit the importation of all products produced in whole or in part by convict, indentured or forced labor. American tobacco growers have de- manded that the Government bar Su- mnn tobacco used for cigar wrappers n_the ground that it 1s produced by 1ndemured labor. LISTEN TO THE coTY MELODY GIRL WELCOME LEWIS and Coty Orchestra under direction of HARRY SALTER STATION WMAL THURSDAY . . N opportunity is offered to enjoy " !lw com'ort and facilities 1016 17th St. District 3510 at a very special rate. Luxuriously furnished rooms ith private bath, breakfast the cafe—and the full hotel service—two in & room, by the month, each— Per Week Come and see the accom- modations. Harry Wood—Manager *mmuuumnnflmmmmu We sold over 200 of these a short time ago! Now another new shipment of those GOOD Spe_cial 55 New .1931 Triple Sereen Grid Model « . » at a sensation- ally low price— 39° Including Tubes 4 keady to be played! Nothing else to buy! A modern set! With modern radio fea- tures! Fine triple screen-grid cir- cuit! Clear, rich dynamic speaker! Volume control, meaning true re- production! Triple range control er perfect tuning! Terms! Delivers It Balance Monthly 90-Day Service Guarantee! (Main Floor—Radio Store) Tue HecHT Co. F Street a Free Auto Parking —E t Seventh Street bet. 6¢h eand 7th Blackstone Hotel| CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS .m. day before publication. For “Sunday, 5:30 p.m. Saturday. At the Branch Agencies, one hour earlier, both for dally and Bunday. Only Exceptions Death Notices and Lost and Pound aavertisements for The Duily Star will be accepted up to noons day of issue, except Satur- day and Legal Holidays, when'the closing time is 10 a.m, Death Notices and Lost and Found for ‘The Sunday Star will be accepted up to 11 p.m. Saturday. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1931 HELP AND SITUATIONS INSTRUCTION COURSES. (Continued. OIRLS, beauty course. compiete, oy nla hile Mearning. 18 B B .. between 10_and 12 a.m EL LEARN BEA THE nex ..e.“mg'“'fi."""‘,i"%kmm. classes. 818 14th st. 1 _n. ve Sona"day or” Sionine. classes {eacher. E.P. i, $10 Eve st n-.‘fc'n m corporation Wil consider bermanent position s host- i . shou o nmi&: “bome” " Applican g be betwee: 35 years of pleasing persona tract Biate age. experience. trai Address Box 3 BER, care for child; room. Board lbfl *rvlnl g - _ sl n.w. HOUSEWORKER, white; stay nights if_de- Shephe: 25 HOSTESS—La applications for rd 2907-" DY. with -mmy. lify, we need Ve phone. mumber. Box_384-E. Star office. SALESLADY for & dry. enced, well *ho s to demonstrate. mana th Address 25% peri- HELP—MEN. ADVERTISING SOLICITOR. na weekly; 30% _commission: ~fine £ R Teference. smg:...m for real estate office; Telerence. Wilke'u. T Albert, Station s Washington, D. C. OLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, ex perienced, references and recommendatio Apply in’ person. "Salsry. $8 monh 8 NTE . neat, one nds steam-table work: answer, giving ref- erence and former employers; salary, week Address Box 434-E, Star office. maintenance, THE JULATOR. Two young men needed for sales work on this flzm Apply in " person between 10 and. 1 only. National Electrical Supply Cnmpany. " fourth floor. 1330 New York ave. n.w. HOUSEMAN, refined te D ferred: at cleaning ‘and waiting: state salary. dress Box 308-D. Star office, LflABOm. colored. Apply 3619 Benning Y DRIVERS, experienced, and so- bond required and referénce from nst employers Address Box 37TE. Star office, €00d Ad- LINOL! TAYERS ‘must be_experi- Sncad- mome oihars need apply. ~Keystone Linoleum Co. m G st. n.w._ of age, wn‘h cor_and Bouse- manent employment with u mission basis; will Grand Union’ Te: &2, MEN '@3) for eelling comple g _machines and radios on e Eln Sither full or pare time, ousekeepin; 127_10th_st. MEN—Will have vnum:lu wtih earnings from §: &e manent. = Apbly 714 nmncl tionel Bap rom 3 to Mi cuws—l:-umunm musical organiza- tlon formizg dance units. Musicians inter- ested call Shep. 1 NIGHT MAN for apariment building: e rienced on elevator, switchboard an ng: Ieferences required; permanent; $80 ot Mr. Winkler, 1420 You st. n.w. at bom. PRESSER, first-clas: steady work, with erence. Auply 11:5 for Hoffman machine; d L must have ref- PRESSER. experie: who_can_drive car. Apply National Capitol Cleaners & Dyers. 4036 Wis._sve. Emerson 8308. RADIO SERVICE MAN—Y at actual service requireg; references; hour nedy's Radio, In SALESMEN, clothing; bona fide leads plus extensive advertising campaign; experience g mStrction given, right man: o order: weekly commis- T M- Stanley Visek, mornings only, 715 14t st. Do, SHEET-METAL WORKER. experienced. Ap- Bly “General’ Contracting ' Co.. 937 15th st. n.w m. STEWARD, €xperienced supervis n food sup- ply_service, emplo: work, for ERlIdven's et Rution: st live In: Btart 3115 per_month. room, board and laundry. | Address Box 416-E. Star office. TAILOR AND BUSHELMAN wanied at once. Dolan’s. inc.. 3400 O PERIENCED TN SELLING OOATe. SIS AND DRESSKS i!l)'rlfl fi IRADE. LEONCE. 1115 G ST. n,%’ SHIRT FI} rnmmzna and folders: only those with “experience need ai Dupont_Laundry, 2535 STENGQRAPHER. exparienced In work. ~ Btate age, experience and Afldrrn s Box 29 tar ident tes i ¢ ehiidren .:3‘ stay | M. i d experience. Address Eberitnoed. With ret. ref. Apply WAITRESS, with lountun ‘experient = ply Bassin. 1921 H 8 St WA at_once. 4439 JAZZ_IN 30 LESSONS: piano, ste; Guitar ang 10 Jessonts T0r"$13 mhm L 718 oRepED “”a-'?m"fi?.'.’a 1S 5u3 or Evening Moupt Ple "A m l-cu(l‘lrln. PPN B alumbis 3000. SEIVIL SERVICE. M now for stenographer and writing xam.; tuition only 35 by !ntl) now. Th- Civil luvlel Preannon s.e. cor. 12th and P sts. n. Met. 633° CIVIL SERVICE. §tu\ographers and Typists. Appiication papers for_ next’ examination must be filed witl by Oct. gth. Enroll n A BU l \n 0. ummu 11t st coachin fSoyii) 8 ¢OLLEGE, DICTA[‘ION CLA.\b LS, Slow. medium. fast dictation, w of last haif of the manual: ln.{ Svening iltion re- l for u Nl momh feavre, mon mpu ress “Bids: 'annmnl feature. Fe iy (No letters. no Enbre Rtk r, National . Ginn & Ci mrl.onmfi AGENCIES. nfl“a 1 tboll. maids, Ri Pomaeworkerss by ay. waek - month Iivestieated. " Deeatur 3851, 1837 nm WA ITRESSES !Dtl‘ lenced, Abply_Temple hmchea;flle. 1000 You YOUNG LADY to work on telephor own home: good paying Bropositio Dhone number. Address Box 411 colored. n.w. ‘Fitter on Coats and Dre —with thorough local exurl.nu ste: sition. Joseph R. Harris 124 P MILLINERY SALESLADI S Jvith thorough local experience; perma pent position to right parties. ~ Joseph R. st Harris' Co. XPERIE '(,]‘D ]h\VI LRY SALESWOMAN. Apply by letter stating ex- perience and qualifications. Ad- |5 dress Box 424-E, Star office. TOILET GOODS {ONSTRATOR. Attractive young woman with clear. smooth skin ; must be thor- | faler * | oughly ex])crlcnced Apply Em- ployment Office, 4th floor. LANSBURGH’S DEPARTMENT STORE. TEA ROOM and restaurant manager for well established F st. store doing over $200,000 an- | MAN nual business; must be thor-|S. oughly practical and experienced both in dining room and kitchen; willing to work Jong 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|a employer and references; salary, $40 per week tq start. Address Box 361-D, Star office. UPHOLSTERERS .mm 924 N st. n.w. Call af at Am- s Pri- £ c.n t 8 I ghoe store; HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. FILE CLERK, colored, for few hours each week, day o night;’ must be competent. Address Box 427-E. Siar office. NDOW ous CLEANER colored, Vit aniver's permicy aiso Wiy ma with carpentry tools. 2123 New, WINDOW DISPLAY SAN wanied by i manufacturer. . Fast experience in dispiay and merchandising effort with _retail bacco, drug or grocery trade necessary. cnnndn spolic with this experience only and w Past efforts Wil Dear rigid in. munnon Fermanent position, moderate 7 lo start. " Interview will anted abplicants " who outime completely Ghalincations. Address Box S41-E. Star offce. XOUNG MAN, white, to_work in grocery re; must have some experience. 1386 C re. NG MAN, with “drivers permit. whe akes of \ummobllel Deat d’ courteous' ma s am.. Mr. Rutherford, 1111 18th u?mm MAN for photographic Wwork and esman: give reference and lowest salary. Address Box uo s Star om .. YOUNG MEN, hard for & promotion." About _§: 505, 1319 willing to work ad all vear around position. Room . nom start. _Apply AGENTS to sell mign-srade line of made Xmas greeti aying 40 assor Jm:m Terms o, orFanizations. YFLOWER ART CO. 219 Denrike Blds.. 1010 Vermont "Ave. CHRISTMAS Am Box of 24 Chnléglu cards cram 3¢, sells Bin age soc, p '?. es. luulflul $10 llbnn of rlnoll cards. " Call st ofice for furtner formation, of write for illustrated cata- e, "Colania] Beauty Studios, Inc., 1405 Eve ENOGR, « | clerks, male, 15 to 3! STENOORAPHER - BOOKKEEPER. tem-le, 20 Wi Bome experience necessary. = Per- Sonnel Bervice, 714" Evans Bds. 1430 New York_ave. STENOGRAPHERS positi those who_ qualify. Personnel semce 714 COOK. & aids, w.un ses. part time, festautarit and’ Rotel i-mm eeding any kind, Met. 6429. n_daily for No. refiffl-mn fee. mate 3 a'e?fi" i , needed hourly: d femgle, Beedss UL, llTUATlON—MIN. AUTO_ MECHANIC, Ford ‘mas 3 36, 8 years berience. Coll Rational :4'@1 , after 3 p.m. ATend 1¢ 55.- Fies, 318 o 380 5338, aooxmr ER-SECRETARY, office ma wants position; capable, conscientious man, experienced; best references. l!ox '365-E, Star_office. colored, wahts position, emmnud reference; | We n.w..care of houseman, _white, O oest Tets. ” Decatur i between oung dress mnui i BUTLER, around; 10 and 1: i private st 2901 | FA ROOM oar-old Boy, x_306-E. !I wm ARE 29: Rrnlshed, ToAeEn ho’ge. easonavies ences._Georgia_2833- SHADY NOOK lu'r OME_FOR_THE Reed, chronio and conyelaseent Pajisnta; nate E i supervisor; rates, $60 a_rd. ¥: AND BOARD W‘Pm cmg‘cmu section. ipert lady and gen! knfl lll.l to_care lor i3 eury ole s G . % et Gents. aged care fear senttariGm: "cnr'eened orch: er ice. Shepherd 34 e Very reasonable, ~Oall 8 TO HEIRS ON THEIR SHARE Uied eotaten Jensciens “orust ot amounts. Ch 170 Broads EN BOARDED, SUB CHILDRI excellent care and tod DORSEY. Hyattsville 580. OLD PORTRAI 3, Photograph. clur 5166. m Discount, URBAN H( reference. YOUNG'S KINDERGARTEN, ln“!btnodlh A‘ll; supervised leenluw “ur ) aSpturday nu‘ §roups. b Phone Potomec 1015. 27 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. 38 5th ST NE, Tor sale cheas: C. W. Nestler, P. x 1170, wfim- = e K_FIREPLACE WOOD Tor asle ab nu R' cord_on' the stw “Addr \ estter, P.°O. Box 1170 Washingtons GABOLINE STATION m ister, adding machi typewriter, des r towers, greasing rack and tools. 453 N. J. ave. se. BAKER wants work. Experienced on rolls, buns. Will invest $500 for - ship, t be substantial business. t. WASHINGTON BEST CLOAR rooms for rent or sale. 1800 takes it. Ad- dress Box 418-E, Star of A | FULLY FURNISHED offics In most and best known ding. Would unnnlln proposals of established and ible firms for representation in Wash- [fgton and" vicinity. Address Box 214- Star_office. giorea = ‘atier 4 v Filipino, Fatler, ouseman and gencral util- ition with private fam- ress Box 338-E, Star offce UFFEUR and housemen in ; nrluu Tam- “" ok Tastor, Coluzabia 6115, Mnn-a rienced. wishes position 1n b — wiflnn. Address Box 432-E. Star DENT, desires work -mr- Address Box 405:E. CHAU! rrxu “or Houseman wants job. Call Pot. 3795 a ts Dosition as investigator: nulll? exurl'nud bell of reference: So. Spruce st., Clarendon. Va. eneral utility man or housem colored man. Call Lincoln un PORTER. experienci downtown: newly deco- business: splendid oppor- ROOMING HOUSE. 13 rooms. 2 Baths, J-car Sty i e memt Sk 724 9th_st._n.w., Suite 207 Victor ig. _° A RARE OPPORTUNITY is offered lady or tieman with small sapital to secure part or tull ow 2 business which Rt B0 al e_returns: o1 hy he sity d ‘will sacrifice for uuk.x action. Adgress x Star_office. REPORTER on Washingfon = baper - secks part-time employment; 5-6 hours day avail- Ble: excirement Dreferably. but not heces- sary. _Address Box 399-E. Star office. 24° STUDENT desires work in_ law office; ho salary. Address Box ce. ~ 26* YOUNG MAN. Intem t, any_kind; good re '";. work of Cell Col. 7667. nager, assistant_mas blishe: 'd printing con- for 3 encuun “ubility, ‘with ‘vears of experience Box years of Dbest. apd the best of Teferences. Ad Estate' or Farm Superintendent or Working' Foreman. lnlllndth ll.fl 43, s AL r.lvn::nu -mubu nor Nadress Box A3-E. Blar ofce. SITUATIONS—MEN AND WOMEN. MAN AND WIFE would Iike to cark for gmall_apt. house. Man employed out. Zall SITUATION—WOMEN. _ BOOKEEPER-STENOGRAPHER, experienced, :;:'llh, ambitious. Call Miss Roper, Ag::lu 3ale or ren lml'- Sxcellent location. 618 B FULLY EQUIPPED BEAUTY PARLOR. 3-room, lch'll and bath “mt. at 1817 Adams Mill rd.; rent, $100 ver month: established business. ROOM for i Teauired; & PHELPS. 1417 K _St. N.W. National §300. t gery b bun:l call me over Veekly: e will xu-mwu the ereats o customer and will let the buyer the business for Nice apt. with Call_Ga. 0717 af P T Washington and Vers spaci magnifgent & Co} Rhode Islai d':“mn E: saviar Eround ‘ m“ ;:hu"'knmh ith WNER. Bhone Hratis: COMPANT Buick car. O, TO TADY, "Owns and drives Phone Lincoin 1732- ight colored, would like "—k m ey City “relerence: GIRL. doctor's 2742-3. IRL, colored. neat, light, wants office Work in dentists or doctor's’ office; can_ type. LARN $1000 A DAY. SHOW PAMOUS ARTISTS' XMAS CARDS. A few sincere men and women wanted b the biggest company in the Christma business to_earn extra_money showi tonally S n issions DIVIDENDS, 3'ereat Xmas card o Process Gororation. 1126 Nat. Press Blds POTOMAC ELECTRIC -APPLIANCE CO. Wl train 3 men for outside selling; no ex- &erlencz needed: 1:3"“ account. Apply Saurtol, Room Potomac Elec. Power salesmen to Wanted, by national o ype, experienced and 127 jocai retall grocery trade: no other meed Splendid future for right man. d expenses. Reply age, experience and Dlies treated confidentially. Prefer married man between ages of 26 to 37 Address . Star office. ressive selesman WANTED—AGIN 'S. FULLY fice i mos! and Mn know) % uljdin entertain . proposals of established firms for representation in 01 wnhln&cn And "vicinity. " Address Box 214-E, Mce. = HAVE central Would GIRL, light colored, experienced, ning ‘waitress Phone Lincoln lou HOSTESS in hotel SO imter Tesosts e dress Box GLE. gtar PRACTICAL NURSE, e l Unud. would like care of m.nn or general nursing. Shep- herd _3074. !‘1!1'00“?!“ and typist, by hour, day 'x’.fn'c"l'k' pdajes Teasonable.” Call Miss Nolan, . business experience, desires posi- o apt, Or Rotel Breterred: can drive car. Address Box 137-E. Star_office. WOMAN near 50, light houseBold duties, care children; elty, suburbs, near car. Ad- dress Box 438 office.. s WAN"D—SALESHIN. WOMAN, colored. nn wants Jage a8 vas- Try. cook:_good reg. - Canl Dec. fa%0; * " alesmen who can g facts in mm Tooaession:. "NO Saing Tor vour mo aquick returns pealing to the bunr, Hian-ciass service pian of payment out of income: easy sales and immediate return lesmen. will Yo" THo0° auick money interest you? 11 ‘o, come. I and bear QuF plan. Dew proposition here and going, 921 Tower Eldg.. 10:30 A.M. SHARP. 4l YOUNG LADY desires posifion” as” e T years' experience; references. ~Addre pit Shr omee onths” office experie: ‘college. attending . busines Al dms Box 415- E. Star office. 30° BITUATION—DOI'S’I'I TOOK or mald. 10 years' experience; refer- surs. McDufle, 606 R st. n.w. chone YO typist, school. SECURITY There is a position availabe representing & pfoposition of real merit backed by & con- cein 'Of over 50 years standing with a triple-A rating. ~1f you have a good clientele 1nd can quality, there is & wonderful oppor. tunity for & nent_connection wit) substantial Safary: ail repiies will be X confidential. ‘Addréss Box 431-E, Star office. SALES MANAGER, A MAN AMONG MEN, required by a reputable r tion to il an important feauires no 5o L perience nrflznhle Concning. will be give otsess o car, ing expert -xpen- et et Tocord :lllhmem e 0n vashineton, be 1007% e honest and truthiul 1o both his own staft and elient man ‘and » bis producer will appreciate this opportunity. = Acceptec applicant will receive very liberal commis- sion with overwriting on his staff. He must be able to quickly assemble a small, ‘select, but productive s nless you have e capacity and billty to handle the Do- ion and are in a position to finan . )l t apply. W Eine e, Pletse 40, 8oL 885 ind " vital fiatisucs logetfer with your telephone num.. J constdered | Giiv er. All correspondence will be ml:n; confidential. Our staff has been ad- of this ad. Address Box 293-E, Star A M AN “WE WANT A nd 60; he does had real estate selling experienc business record must be clear and his repu- tation good: nt business ressed to local men of Sharacter, standing and apiey. 1o such men will be given co-operation snd tnlnin‘l Jvbich, will enable “them to earn ea ou ll‘. lnl.l’! ted an_association v)nch it Dleasant, p:'lgflllble ‘and per- ent, please address in confidence Box Star “office: CRETARY-ASSISTANT TO 11{()\11\'] NT BUILDER. AWA ETTER, PREFER. fllé;'m“n’"“ Bm‘x‘.,%lxgrg OR vcnnu:“u DI FATING EXPERIENCE. EDU- G CE, CATION. AGE. SALARY. ETC. RESS BOX 43i-t, STAR OFHCE. 00 FUL ~SEVERAL SUCCESS SEASONED REAL “ESTATE SALESMEN WiTh NEW - Hovst %‘“fl R o W nou ON IO 1A ES m oY LIVE TQ MR. MANN, ) THE HARVARD TERRACE, EXHIBIT HOME. 1727 HOBART ST. N.W. MAN to represent | rge local department store; good income IAPPLY 11 AM., and permanent position assured |§5¥ right man; must be over 25 years. of age and own a car. Apply 9 to 3, Mass. ave. n.w. ept | D IIEI.I—DOM!:ST!C. ndress eneral houseworker: references _re ulre B bt 4 88w month. 1370 Bladensbucy. 16 GOOK and & undry: ve umence. " Fomeworker, small T must be experienced and stay nights. 2938 Newark . £ood, w-nu xenenl houu’-S?x“ Pot. §705-J. COOK, 1905 9th lt n.w.. Apt. 2. ‘m—mo:n“fi: :nuu' i mmfi Tent. des: $500—Rooming house. 11 ‘enean s850—Koom ""n='.:.“ "ldr{:"o'm rent, # $1,000—Room Tooms: rent, $50: 11,000 Rooming ho ood_income: 1ncome; con s and lunel $309—Grocery an corner. R.M. CORTIS. 530 11th Bt NW. Nat. 1333.6 BOOKBINDERY FOR SALE. e B RECOMMENDED SERVICE. n‘x‘.?‘w’l"flko‘““'&'““nfi ol oo & . Matt: s Co. g 9 L “mr‘& Health Dept.. DAY'S” WORKER laundress, experienced. D_ on.x DAY Conmpiain . mow. Tor cleaning; short " second fioor GIRL,“white, mother's helper; neat country girl breferred; ‘home, good ~salar: ompetent gir lerenu eatired. ""Address Box 443-E. 5! i G Dotre. 703 oth 5t GENERAL MAID, colored, neat appearance: splendid cook, experienced all-around maid, nurse or part time: reference. Dec. 0531. GENERAL HOUSEWORK, neat eoloud nrl §in stay’ some nights; 'ret. A 1 RS monthe 801 Md. Wis- = GIRL. white, -om housework: stay nllhu. igewood ave, Chevy Chase, ccmm 4351 colored, for seneral housework: uu hm ly in person only. sley Helghts. Sreferably uenfl-n. wanted for 2 Boys: 1 f'""‘ h""""é':u B8 Shin oo Greveland 358 monthly. QIR lored. QIRL. colored. Atlantic GIRL. colored. GIRL. colored, heat. Wanis place ss o wants _part-time re- and work: Call between 8 a. 7 3799. - 5l cook or EDDING RENOVATED, sprin attresses. pillows, fegther mat 0, et v Ideal Bedding Co.. 622 E n.ws Nat. 4094. m, | Heating BRIC!\-—CO\'CRET ——WOOD O mxan"‘ {}‘{‘;"fi"n?‘;"#‘ o hn?: . builder, 1 omm omt !plldlnr" vlnduvlnrm wfl. A O GIRL wi GIR u m n nnnn houmnrl, wood Call atier 3. North e s Tousewor em 1744 8th German preferred. ~general tle cooking. part time CoQR Cidvetand. 4dss. onu. wants day dren and clea: Norin"Sses. o on GIRL ith or nm-euu“i:‘ua‘r'.‘:. work feking care of chil- g00d reference. Phone SO, Gt Col. b, Col. T931-R. m\n eolond for seneral housework: Teforences. CASTIOA She BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. R_STENOGRAPHER AND tuition “only 35 it en o housekeeper for Toom. 1479 Eievtting epam Tofled mow. _The BohooL"se. cor. 12th & P sts n.W. INSTRUCTION ¢ cou-.sxs sgvnnud In[lllh Ht‘» hlltol’! or lidllh l’efivfio;’.".',’ .¥.‘.‘o’r‘~ wE“un R to.Ten J am.umnw‘r‘"’ COLLEGE PREPARATORY HIGH-SCHOGL course in 2 years; study at home; text fur- nished: graduates accepted everywhere; rea; sonable. Address Box 187-D, Star ee oul FRENCH, Am' = GLISE—CO! xams.._ingivi au? {hatruction. Jcn-mewn “HiStels Apt. 353 FRENCH_PRIVATE LESSONS: REDUI rates o aroups tutoring; certificated teach- 1450 Gir Col._8104-J._30° Efiifiwfr ANISH INSTRUC- vidual instruction. ~Address Box 422.E, Star GIRL. colored. wants stead: enuklm and general housework. GIRL, colored, wants da work or cham- Dermaid: will furaish seference. - Dist. 343, GIRL wants position as maid, waitress or Sirse, experienced sias mighte:_Adims 8505, . rellable, _experienced or small hflll;!l &0 work. plsin Adams 9873. Shek s um lor dr ThE cioutens 1431 Gue ying al n?‘a"..‘?."r’.'&..""?n m. BT T Vo -nlnl hmuuml. wants ursday or Friday, Sood "reftoncs. "Om 1706 You st. nw. QIRE, colored, wishes 1o 1o small family: wood_reference. " Lincoln_ 2743-J. LADY, white, eliable, wishes Tamily. 'Call North 4642, ition as or small CHAIR CANEING, Rk, 7eckess stering. Armstrone. 1235 10th ,unuh?'% CONTINENTAL HOME ]\IPROVE\{ENT (5 CHANDLER BLDG.—NAT. Nothing- Dov\n—J Years to Ply. 1st Payment November. Paverhanging —Paipting —Plumbing—gea 1ng — Brickia lastering—Cem Carpentering— uting. FACTION GUARANTEED. ELECTRIC ~ WIRING _AND fih—lfi rooms. hall. bath. $50. Over 500 sl customers in Washin estimate, See the reason. " H. A, Carpenter, N North 0885. FLECTRIC yiine saa_sxiures: o Dlete. m} 1. 8y Hlee. o B A i8_New York ave. Dering, furniture repaired,” edec u“ e, lecorating, Window and house cleant CGall Ben: Potom: sl Tags wants - lihgerie. ik B 1adf me; all work lu-nnuw Srices reasonable. " 1346 n.w. _Decatur 2425. luun. colored: first-class cook, Waltress or rt time: pleasa mother’s helper. full or disposition: reference. ‘wishes ‘housework; lk-l! nllill& % v st. nl:n'l‘ - FLOOR SCRAPING le | hand or machine, P iy mu B st. s.eq rs| ture repairing. C. Norwood, Lin. 7031 FLOORS ~SCRAPED and finished by maden electric machine. Reasonable H. L. Caton, 712 A st. Atlantic ing; clean, ll'! 1l50 mnm ofl bnnnrl Fi nelideq: e led; time pavients. ml o s, - P T oo i Jangua Jonas, - DRIVING ARES PRt .d"i.m’.f",fi‘«’ our car, 8 gure Jour |nfiruem s a- rmit. ; GULTURE TAUGHT BY 5 o "“ "fiul ot -—Ju‘%nnn 68 INVESY GATE BE. o‘o’Y‘n& Solored, want Janitor MOTOR_TRAVEL. Tiarters. € FIND MOTORISTS with_ vacsn v__fimm I3 5 “fi?.;..'. ;fi%‘:g}@?fl‘e g Traveiets 10 Tr el Burewn, G251 Penna. ave. ae ANGH AND ints ‘next week. 330 or share exoen: ¥ interview addiess Box 400-E, Star of \ olnt THE_SCH! FOR THE lndlvutul instruetion rol You can learn dvertisine interior decora- signis n’ Investieate JAsi for Living el art, costume : 3 room 212, 1909|F s nw %_ HELP—WOMEN. d: —fi———w.__—'m i cards; 80 ne besutiful Earl's. urr o l-ld 1H st % Il & —a.w-.m Tivoh fieater Building, Bt. K.W. Columbia 3000. BEAUTY PARLORS. GIRL to mrn b.lllty eultun ll’!l for re. :\‘l{!hx rvices. Don Shoppe, 71 IIA.BILLI HONOUR SCHOOL (EST. Bt g Srat e VU | § PERMANENTS, 818 14th 8t. N.W. 13 l J.“;'Q“}.‘IG..,;‘; Pwe.am:.,, lhrl :“e‘“l: ! !I 0 HOME IMPROVEMENTS. take care of your take care of m'mat et.