Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1931, Page 53

ASHINGION, D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1931. HELP LOVE PLAY SERIES STARTS ON WAL Eddie Cantor to Assist Rudy Vallee on WRC Fea- ture Broadcast. A new dramatic series, devoted ex- clusively to love stories, will be intro- duced at 9:30 o'clock tonight over WMAL and associated Columbia Broad- casting Syst: station: Veronica Wiggins heads the cast to be heard regularly in the new series David Ross will announce the programs and read from the world's great poetry of love. The initial broadcast will be based on the story “Leona Signs a Contract cramatic feature will of “The Diemond duled at 7:30. A new Ann Coleman. repre- senting a girl revorter of The Evening Star, will be introfiuced in episode. She will play an part in the ultimate solution mystery. Mildred Hunt to Sing. Mildred Hunt ant the impo: of n_crooner, Ha! she Man" and “I The orche: Sing a Little and “A Crazy popular rad t artist with a at 10 o'cl will sing “Without That Can't Write the Words. tral selections include Jingle,” “Star Dust” Littie Song.” Welcome Lewis will cpen her “Melody Girl” program at 9:15 with “The Moon Is Low. She also will sing “Why Dance?” and “Right Across the Way.” ton Do in his broadcast will sing “Missouri Walt Where Are You?” and a new scng hit which has not been announced. The Washington Musical Art Galle at 10:45 will present Ma soprano. She will be panied by Margare Elliot_Jaffec, tenor; Wi comedian, and Freddie Rich’s Orch are announced as the contributors the Racio Round-Up presentation 11:20 Eddie Cantor will assist Rudy Valice and his Connecticut Yenkeei in pre- senting the regular Sunshine hour p: gram tonight over WRC and a network of other National Broadcasting Co. tions. Cantor will sing several songs from his current Broadway talkie, “Palmy Days.” at Junkin, to Sherlock Holmes Program. ‘The Drameatic Musicale at 9 o'clock 43 made up of the works of Fran: Schubert. These include “Sercnade.” “The Erl King” and the “Unfinished ymphony. The Sherlock Holmes presentation at 9:30 will be “The Adventure of Wisteria Lodge,” which depicts the trrilling ad- venture of a man on a week end trip in the country. A new musical feature will be pro- vided at 7:45 by an instrumental quar- tet composed of four prominent Was} ington musicians—Henri Sokolov linist; Alden Finckel, cellist; Brusiloff, violinist, and Walter pianist. Duke Ellington and his orchestra give another dance program tonight over WJSV. Other musical features will be provided by the Lowe Nevins' Concert Lecn Salb, Orchestra, the Shoreham Orchestra and | Walter Holt's Fretted Symphony. WOL will broadcast a concert by the Bonanno String Quartet and recitals by Gretchen Kier, soprano, and Jack Hayes, baritone, It also will carry a description of the wrestling matches at 9:30 o'clock. Folks Behind The Microphone BY THE RADIO EDITOR. HOUGH .she distinction a year ago when she was proclaimed “America’s most beautiful _mother,” Mrs garet F. O'Connor’s ambition is not, as might bs expected, to crash the gates of Hollywood and make a name for herself on the talkie screen, but to sing and speak hefore the micro- phore and bocome known to millions over the radio. For the two vears she has been A member of the Nationl Broadeasting Co. staff, and during that time she has to use own expression, been cn and off t a good deal of the time. Mrs. O'Cennor was adjudged the per- fect type of modern American mothe: hood in a Nation-wide contest. in which hundreds of es from every State in the Union were received. Her photo- graph, with her 5-vear-old son Jimmy Dick, was submitted and received the unanimous vote of the judges. From the time she was a young girl in her native town, Bridgeport, N. J. Mrs. O'Connor had dreams of a career on the concert stage. While a student in Dover, N. J.. High School she took part in every smateur theatrical and concert. Her father was conductor of a local orchestra and enccuraged her dramatic and vocal studies. After she left high school she took a law and business course at Fordham Uni- versity, meanwhile studying voice cul- ture and the piano, Mrs. O'Connor made her concert debut at the age of 15 in_the Wurlitzer Auditorium, New York. Befors coming to radio she appeared in_moving pic- tures, including a “short” with Rudy Vallee, entitled. “Campus Sweethearts.” St OLUMBIA'S popular vocal trio, the Boswell Sisters—Martha, Connic and Vet—prescnt their regular Saturday night network brozdcast this week throuzh WMAL. The sisters are coming to Washington for a personal appearance at the Earle. Their broad- casts next Monday, Tuesday and Thurs- day also wiil originate in the WMAL Studios. . . . The ¥’ashington Catholic radio hour will be resumed Sunday by WOL. This program is picked up from the Church of the Immaculate Concep- tion. The initial broadcst inciudes a sermon by Rev. Francis J. Hurney and solos by Florence Yocum, soprano, and Kathryn Bowers, contralto. s e OR the sixth consecutive season net- work broadcasts direct from the stage of the Chicago Civic Opera House are planned this Fa!l by N. B. C. During the season 13 presentations are to go on the air. consisting of the first half hour of each Saturday night opera The opening broadcast is scheduled for November 7. ... Mahatma Gandhi is to be heard in America again this woek, arrangements having been completed by WOR. in Newark. to provide a sne- cial broadcast irom London Saturday afternoon. . . . Former President Cool- idge's microphone appearance October 6 s to be a coast-to-coast broadcast over both the “red” and “blue” N. B. C. networks. Evory Week fue © Bedt Scistion tonight's | at! achieved national | Mar- | Today on THE EVENIN the Radio . (All programs scheduled for Eastern Standard Time.) 2:00—Play-by-play description of the opening game of the world series. 4:30—Phil Spitalny's Orchestra. 00—Tre Lady Next Door. 30—"What Happened to Jane :45—Instrumental soloist. 9—Correct time. 00—Schneider Orchest: 15—Rudolph Schramm's Orchestra. 45—The Stebbins Boys. 00—Amos 'n’' Andy. 15—The Yeast Jesters. Phil Cook, comedian. String Quarte 00—Rudy Vallee and his Coanecti- cut Yankees and Eddie Cantor. 30—Dramatic Musicale. 30—Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. :00—B. A. Rolfe’s Orchestra. 00—Last-Minute News. :02—Weather forecast. 03—Slumber Music 30—The Continentals. 2:00—Teddy Black's Orchestra. 30 to 1:00a—New Yorker Orchestra. Early Program Tomeorrow. | 6:45a—Tower Health Exercises, 8:002—Gene and Glenn. 152—Morning Devotions. 30a—Cheerio. 02a—Mixed Quartet. 15a—Tom Waring's Troubadours, 45a—Food program. {10:00a—Mrs. Blake's Radio Column. :15a—Breen and De Rose. 30a—Betty Crocker. 45a—Instrumental Trio. | 11:00a—Walter Logan's Orchestra, | 11:30a—Merning Serenaders. | 12:00m—Black and Gold Orchestra. {12:15—Retail Market Review. 12:30—National Farm and Home hour. 1:30—"World Disarmament and the Conference of 1932, by Mabel Vernon. 2:15—Play-by-play description of the second world series game. 435.9 Meters. ; WMAL 530 kitoeyetes 2:00—Play-by-play description of the cpening game of the world ser | Chats With the Weather Man 4:40—George Hall's Orchestra 5:00—"Rcd and Stream,” by Perry Miller. 15—Frank Winegar's Orchestra. 30—Civie talk. 45—Flashes from The Evening Star. 00—Time and prcgram resume. 02—Songs by Frank Ross. 15—The Housewarmers, 30—"Tale Lights.” 45—Success Interview with Helen Morgan. . 50—Bird and Vash. 00—Bing Crosby, baritone. 15—Alice Corry Intervie | aamos 30—Diamond_Mystery Sefial. 15—Mortcn Downey, tenor. 00—Arthur Pryor's Band. 15—Abe Lyman's Band, with Glee Club. 30—Kate Smith, crooner. 45—“Your Child." by Angelo Patri, 00—Rhythm Choristers. 15—Welcome Lewis, contralto. 9:30—Dramatized Love Story. 10:00—Harry Salter's Orchestrs | 10:20—Tito Guizar, tenor. | 10:45—Washington's Musical Art Gal- | Jery—Mary Junkin, soprano. and | Margaret Bowle Grant, pianiat. | 11:00—Aster Orchestra. {11:30—Radio Round-Up. | 12:00—Weather Report. | | 20 @O o © ’ Early Program Tomorrow. 8:00a—Morning Devotions. 8:15a—Something for Every One. | 8:45a—The Dutch Girl. 9:00a—The Commuters. 9:30a—Tony’s Scrap Book. | 9:352—Morning Minstrels. 1 10:00a—Dorothy McMahon, scprano, i | and Warren Sweeney, pianist. | 10:15a—Frank Crumit and Julla San- derson. Kindness to Animals,” by Nell Lewis Stafford. 11:00a—School of Cookery. 11:15a—Rhythm_King. 11:30a—Melody Parade. 12:00—Don_Bigelow's Orchestr: 12:30—Al Sakol's Orchestra. 1:00—Varieties. 1:15—Harry Tucker's Orchestrs. 2:00—Studio feature. 2:15—Play-by-play description of the seccnd game of the world series. “‘JSV 205.4 Meters. | 1460 Kilocycles. 3:00—Organ recital. | 5:00—Where to Gat It. 3 rederick to Braddock Heights. ews flashes. 30—Where to Get It 00—Jimmy Nichols. | 7:15—Florida Crackers, | 7:45—Sam and Ezra. | 8:00—Concert Orchestra. | 8:30—The Oilers :¢5—"Vagaries,” by Wilma Wrigi 9:00—Holt's Frettod Symphony. 9:30—Nursery program. 1::50—News flashes. | 10:15—Dance Orchestra. | 11:00—Shoreham Dance Orchests |11:39 to 12:00—Duke Ellington's Or- chestra. Early Program Tomorrow. | 9:00a—The Treasure Chest. { 10:00a—Hints to Housewives, |10:30a—Three Melody Men. 11:00a—Sacred Hour. 12:00m—Correct time. 12:01—"Fersonality,” .by Anne Tillery Renshaw. i 12:06—Luncheon Music. 12:30—Dance Mucsic. 1:00—Concert Trio. 1-30—Sunshine hour. 2:00—Lunchesn Concert. WOL 282 Meters. 1,310 Kilocycles | 3:00—Variety hour: 4:00—Tea Time Tunes. 4:45—Waltz Time. | 5:00—One Time Opportunities. | 5:30—Accordion Kapers. 5:45—Georgetown University foot ball program. 6:00—Mat program. 6:15—Community Chest program. 10:45a— LISTEN TO THE coTY 1 MELODY ! GIRL WELCOME LEWIS end Coty Orchesira under direction of HARRY SALTER STATIGN WMAL THURSDAY 15 P. M, Check your f§§ ,radio tubes and let your 7:00—News flashes. 7:30—Pifteen-Minute Men. 7:45—Qretchen Kier, soprano. 00—Jack Hayes, baritone. 8:15—Osborne G, Miller, tenor. 8:30—Bonanno String Quartet. 0—8tudio feature. 9:30—Wrestling matches. Early Program’ Tomorrow. 7:00a—Musical Clock. 8:00a—Birthdays. 8:05a—Musical Clock. 10:00a—The Housewarmers. 10:15a—Melody Moments. 10:30a—Dance Tunes. 0a—With the Composers. 0a-—Previews of Coming Attractions. 12:00m—The costumers. 12:30 to 1:00—Organ recital. Major Radio Features | DRAMA. | The Stebbins Boys, WRC, 6:45; Amos 'n’ Andy, WRC, 7:00; The Diamond Mystery, WMAL, 7:30; Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, WRC, 9:30; Dramatized Love Story, WMAL, 9:30. | CLASSICAL. | Dramatic Musicale, WRC, 9:00; Guizar, tenor, WMAL, 10:30. . VARIETY. Yeasi_Jesters, DRC, 7:15; Phil Cook, ‘WRC, 7:30; Morton Downey, WMAL, 15; Rudy Vallee and Eddie Cantor, WRC, 8:00; Abe Lyman's Band, WMAL. 8:15; Kate Smith, WMAL, 8830; Welcome Lewis, WMAL, 9:15; Harry Salter's Orchestra, WMAL, 10:00; Radio Round-Up, WMAL, 11:30. DANCE MUSIC. A. Rolfe’s Orchestra, WRC, 10:00; Aster Orchestra, WMAL, 11:00; Duke Ellington’s Orchestra, WJSV, 11:30: The Continentals. WRC, 11:30; Teddy Black’s Orchestra, WRC, 12:00; New Yorker Orchestra, WRC, 12:30. HIGH LIGHTS ELSEWHERE. 6:45—Topics in Brief; Lowell Thomas WJZ, WBZ, WLW. KDKA, WRVA, WJAX and WIOD. | 7:15—Niagara program: dramatic | sketch—WEAF, WGY, WSYR and WREN. 7:45—The Goldbergs, comedy sketch— WEAF, WTIC, WWJ, WSI and WGY. 8:00—Dixie = Spiritual _Singers—WJz, WBZ. WBAL. KDKA, WRVA, WHAM and WGAR. 8:30—The Pickard Famil, Hill Billy Songs — WJZ, WBZ, WBAL, : WHAM, KDKA and WSR. | 9:00—Jjulia Sanderson and Frank Crumit — WJZ. WBAL, WBZA, WREN. KDKA and WHAM 9:30—Russ Columbo, baritone; Don Voorheés' Orchestra—WJz, WBAL. WLW, KDKA and WREN. | 10:00—Harry Horlick's Dance Orches- tra—WJZ, WHAM, WBAL and | CKGW. | 10:30—Clara, Lu and Em: gossip and incidental musie—WJZ, WBAL, WHAM. WJR. WLW and KDKA. 10:45—Paris Night Life; orchestra and soloists — WJZ. 'WBZ. WBAL, WHAM, WGR, WLW and KDKA. | 11:00—Amos 'n* Andy, second broad- cast—WMAQ. WREN, WHAS, | WSB, WSMB, WMC and KTHS. 12:00—Mildred Bailey and the King's Jesters; variety program—WJZ, WBZ. WBAL, KDKA, WJR and WHAM. f Death i:nd! Vacation fhnl. ‘While planning & vacation with his mother, whom he had not seen for more | than three years, Engineer Willlam K. Cochrane went to his death when the Kwong Sang foundered recently off the Chinese coast with six British officers and a Chinese crew. Cochfane's parents live at Grangemouth, Scotland, and his mother is seriously ill in an Edinburgh hospital ‘Tito $ ° Service Exclusively $ SERVICE 1 00 PECIAL rate for handsome suites in the Blackstone Hotel 1016 17th St. Dist. 3510 Two rooms truly beautifully furnished, with private bath and breakfast in the cafe— Complete with full hotel service—for a group of 3— by the month—each $9 per week We will make you very comfortable ____Harry Wood, Manager Bubifiv?gt‘lfg £lse QU R G * x INVESTIGATE THE NEW Complete with Tubes Dynamic Speaker A new set that outperforms any other radio in its class. Don't take our word for it— “Come and see for yourself, It's made and licensed under R. C. A. patents and is gua anteed. ) CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 p.m. day before publication, Only Exceptions Death Notices and Lost and Pound aavertisements for The Am.iy Star will be accepted up to noon, day of issue, except Satur- y and Legal Holldays, when the closing time 1s 10 am. Death Notices and Lost and Found for The Sunday Star will be accepted up to 11 p.m. Baturday. HELP—MEN. AUTO MECHANICS (3) Aboiy Room' 301 e . TOMOBT fender; only firs steady worker: refere illac Corp. 1232 23na st 3 BARBER—Military JTRR R E T AIR MAN, body and s men need apply: must Kempton Cad- 3 b ey B. 4 Fort Myer, Va. Phone w-u’m. e BOY with bicycle to work fice, Apply J. L. fngton, D c-" " ° i BOY wanted for work in battery shop: must have driver's permit and knowledge of changing batterie. 1439°P st nw CANVASSER. neai appearine, experienced, with car, to work surroundings of Was cxpenses 'advanced. - Call between § and 6, E. P_Howard. 128 E st. n.w 1 CHAIR CANERS_AIl hand caneing; pay 31 apiece and furnish cane: also man for rush work. _Call 907 N st. nw CHAUFFEURS (30), steady work: must have identification cards. "Apply 8 a m.. Capitnl Cab Co. 505 Que st. n.w. or®garage rear J8BSIO At e, CLOTHING SALESMAN — None bul experi- enced in men's clothing need apply: refer- ences._Schainuck’s. 1318 F at. 2nd floor. CQLLECTORS, experienced, with cars: good & right men. A n person. Moskin Clothing Co.. 129 7ih &t n'w. DRIVERS (1), colored. with_identification cards. Apply '8 to 10 p.m., 1411 Harvard st.n.w. ‘Apt. 1 GROCERY _CLERK, —experienced. Eagle Market, 3333 M st n.w LINOLEUM LAYERS (2), must enced: “none other need apply. Linoleum Co.. 501_G_st. n.w MAN with car, 40 years of age. to estadlish routes selling Grand Union prodicts: con mission basis; will help estebiish bisiness. Giznd Union Tea Co. 603 F ot n.w MAN who undeistands manszement of Jew- elry and metal work: good -character ‘and can Eive refeiences. Cail at 439 Randoipn MANAGER for washing machine dflurlw{:}x real est in tate o Aibert, Station A, Wa sh- " Apply be_experi- Keystone g00d proposition. for_experisnced m: ston Hardware Co.. 2022 14th n.w | MEAT CUTTER. all-around man. for cu rate market: must be a hustler and reltable 3276 M at. n.w. after 8 pm. MEAT CUTTER. first class: must be around man for grocers siore; no ot need apply. 1430 Morse st. n.e. i | MEN—_Wanted at once 50 good chauffenrs with identification cards to drive for the Iy Me Taxicab Co, Inc. Apply at No. 934 st.nw. . MEN (two); fast-selling_proposition: leads furnished; you receive an’immediate bonus on every sale made by (he entire organiza- tion in"addition tg your own commissio 3407 New York ave. n.w., and - i s cal office of large New York con- jccrn has openings for two young men of | neat appearance. positions worth about $20 |8 week to start. Apply Room 505, 1319 | F st nw. MEN-_New campaisn just starting: live- wire men can make real connection; no sell- ing. you make appointments: has sirong ap- peal: former security men wiil find this a real opportunity. Address Box 284-H. Sta office. PART-TIME WORKER, man_or _woman make your evenings count: no selling; digni- fied work: a few hours in evening cAn DAy better than your regular employment. chance for advancement. Address Box 399-H, Star | ofce. PASTRY COOK—One thoroushly experienced in baking the finest auality French and Danish pastries. layer cakes and other fine sweet stuff: must also be an A-1 decorator Only a steady man wishing a worth-while position wanted. We are Baltimore's leading caterers and confeciioners. Giv: full ba where em by letter nd 33rd st and salar Greenmount ave. Baltimore, Md RADIO SERVICE MAN: must be experienced and have driver’s permit. Apply 4835 Ga ave. n.w ATE SALESMAN: previous experi- ence not essen salable properties work on: good opportunity for the right See Mr. Throckmorton, 208 Invest- ment Bidz. Dist_6093. s ROUTE SBALESMAN to delive, golicit for prominent dry cleaning firm: must be well recommended. experienced and reliable; po- sition is permeanent: §ood salary and com- mistion. _Address Box 294-H. Star office. * SALESMAN-DRIVER. white, _to distribute bag coal among grocery trade: must be re- liable and furnish references. Kay Coal Co. TINWIRE W ool o Y SALESMEN (2). house-to-house experience. dignified " adveriising work: high commis- sions: training under fleld manager. Apply Lockard. Cairo Hotel. TAXICAB DRIVER, colo: st.mow: 4 VULCANIZ Young _man. perience and salary expected. 198-H. Star office. s WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, exi Call at 2808 J4th st. n.w. North 5877 YOUNG MAN. driver's permit, td solicit_dry cleaning: smalil salars and commission, won- derful opportunity for right pariy: give | phone number. Address Box 199-H, Siar Ffiiea YOUNG MAN man ate age, ex- Address Box enced. an onenine for a must be of neat Appearance bossess a fair education: this 18 & ermanent position and cifers an excellent opportunity ident rendon. Va | preferred. Call in perse een i2 and 4, YOUNG MEN. neat appearance, to sell enter- tainment tickets: references required: excei- lent_opportunity’ _Buite 502. 1420 K st. n.w. AUTOMOBILE SERVICE SALESMAN. A distributor of exclusive high-grade tomobiles requires the services of for their service department. _Applicants must have the following qualifications ®00d~ education, me- Pleasing personall chanical training and sales ability. The man accepted will be trained in our method of operatior. Give full particulars about ourself in first letter. Address Box 189-H. tar_office. SALESM Three experienced new with unquestioned record for integrity and successful past performance. to handle pros- ects in the sensational 'develobment at arvard Terrace (10 more ho the job last week end). This is A perma- nent proposition for man _accustomad to earn better than £5.000 a vear. Mr. Mann. between 9 and 11, at the vard Terrace exhibit home,’ 1739 Hobart st.n.w. RADIO REPAIR MEN. Experienced radio repair men with com- plete knowledge on electric safs: stendy ok, Agoly in person ‘io M. o Radio Co. 2141 Penna. a ALESMEN. Wonderful opportunity. 3 men for radio sales: drawing gecount to men of ability. Call in person. Mr. Miller. GEORGE'S RADIO» CO., 2241 Penna. Ave. N.W. SALESMEN. We have steady work for at least five good salesmen who can tell the truth h convincing facts in their possession. NO waiting for yvour money; quick returns; appealing to the buyer; high-class service plan of payment out of income; ea: sales and immediate returns to sales- men. Will $50 to $100 quick money Interest you? 1f s0. come in and hear our pian. A hew proposition here and goi 921 Tower Bldw.. 10:30 A M. SHARP. We have es sold_on n MEN AND WOMEN wanted fo s+l on out- | side._on_commission basis. 1330 Tth 5. n.w. ARN $10.00 A DAY. | SHOW FAMOUS ARTISTS' XMAS CARDS. | Afcw sincere men and women wanted by ‘the bigkest company in the Christmts card business 'to_earn exira money showing | Bationally adyertised FAMOUS ARTISTS' Xmas cards. No competition: generous cash &iberal commissions paid di IVIDENDS. Three great Xmas card box assortments. The Process Corporation, 1126 Nat. Press Blds. WANTED—AGENTS. THE YALE PERSONAL LOCK One of the greatest locks manufactured by Yale & Towne. be attached to doors without any tdols or assistance. Does not deface the door and can be used lndtflnfléfl!. Carry 1t around in your pocket. only lock of its kind. No competition. Real opportunity for profits. ~ Send for descrip- tion and “full information regarding possibiliies and exclusive State and cou . Nixon Co., Pos Box 502, South Norwalk, Conn| SALESMAN, with ca ash. a Thursday and Frides 2% b Hi0 Bana ursday EAER AT n Bldz. 14th and N. Y. ave. M. Wilmot. Tew must have experience; no PhoRINg. Rose. 123 Conn. ave. BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATOR, expert mar- celier and finger waver. Love's Beauty Shop, 1226 Pa._ave. s.e. = to | romes _salesmen. | Apply to | ] SITUATION—MEN. 1 GIRLS, twb; learn beauty course, complete, $40; pald while learning. 15 E n.w., betwcen 10 and_12_m. 1% (Continued.)_ COMPANION for elderl; t] dsytime hours,” Address Box " HOH. Bias oftice. e GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN, neat appeai ing, ‘to_ sell entertainment tickets; refer ences required; excellent opportunity. Suite 502. 1420 K st. n.w. e s LADIES (two)—We are in immediate need of 2 special organizers; excellent pay; chance for rapid advancement. Mr. Adams, 1407 New York ave. n.w.. 2nd floor. DIES' 2AILOR—Only those experienced i fine. work need appiy. . Muller 1336 sk i il a1 MILLINERY BALESLADY, experienced, Ap- ply 1214 ¥ nw. AT NURSE, ~ whit English pre- ferred, ‘for seven-year child; willing to leave city; nio encumbrances: give references. state experience. age. nationallty. wases desired. AdAress Bo: Star office 3* round: must _be expert ‘marceller. finger waver 'an Wisconsin_ave. th multigraph machine to do : Ma0, envelone addressing. SALESLADY for dress and coat dept rienced only need apply. M. Brooks C @stnw A STENOGRAPHER for patent law ofice; $18 per week: experience Ad- dreas Box 291 LA s'rmo?nfififlsna whese intelligence —and personality will develop her info secretary; 315 to sts 1016 Ey n.w., Apt. 1 WATTRESS, white. experienced: referénces required. Apply New Amsterdam Hotel Res- taurant, 14th and ont sts. n.w. WOMA! ly interesied in ad- vancing will be granted inter- view if confideni she possesses t! following Tealiirements. £0od education. dependabilily. tact and injtiative: $1.200 firs. year. Ad- dress Box 17-H. Star ofice. = WOMEN — Well known, fast sellihg. estab. lished line cosmet| new, original plan: liberal commissions: extra bonus: all com. missions paid in fuil on acceptance of or- ders: personality and ambition given prefer ence to experience. Give address. telephone number and experience in first letter. Ad- dress Box_303-H. Star_office. . NG WOMAN. expert fitter on women's clothes. for exclusive dress shop: must b able to sell alto. Apply. stating age. expe- rience and salary expected. Address Box 1015, Btar_ofMce. O YOUNG WOMAN in alteration dept., on men's eclothes: experienced. Apply Owl Cleaners_& Dyers, 5309 Georata ave. YOUNG WOMAN, Prench or German pre- ferred. to care for little girl 3 years old t_have city references. Cail Clev. 1289, ATTENTION, LADIES. We can offer you pleasant. refined social work: no_ selling. yet you will maKe money. CAll at 7134 8th st n w. from 12 to 5 daily. REALTY OFFICE. Stenographer, typist. cashier, rent ¢ uniess experienced, capable and ok e ence don't reply ‘salary, $90 mo. Addre Box_299-H. Btar offic AMBITIOUS WOMEN, T wish to hire 4 cultured women who better than & finished high-tchool edu And are desirous of making business connec- jtion where ability and spolication produce commensurate Income. ‘Bersonal interview {s Decentary. Phone for appoiniment Catn- Neill, Hotel Wa HELP—DOMESTIC. _ N SE. white, experienced: with refined home: state wages Adaress Box 182-H, Star pe- L1109 & local” references. and nationality. office | cook perienced ence requirea. GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, colored_laree Tooming house. 7 am. to 7 pm. $50 mo and lunch: give age. ref. Address Box 196-H, Star ofice GIRL for weneral housework and Three in family: etay nighte: references ImUst be neat and clean. Call Adams 4219-J, Fridev: atte- 4 p.m | MAN AND WIFE for igh Bours a duy. in exehange | ment with light and heat. nw | NURSE. white, care of infant | not necessary: give tee and reference | dre-s Box 103-H. Ster office. WHITE WOMAN. for general housework | murt be goed cuiok ‘and experienced. voo | yenr-rotnd home - in nearby vilage. smail { Tamiis”"Addrecs Box 310-H. siar omee | WOMAN. colored. for seneral housework | must be willing worker. ABIY 1403 Harvar |5t n WOMAN o care for_6-monthe-old baby from 8am. tos pm. Call before 8 or after s 1408 T4R UL ABL 3, Mrs. Albie Vit lock £ id general houseworker. white. ex- stay nights: no laundry; refer- " Ga. 0234 al laundry. housework few rnished bese- 1322 Mass. ave experience EMPLOYMENT AGENCIE STENOGRAPHERS. nookkeepers, typists. clerks. male _and female. needed hourly, sala: Ties. 315 10 350 wk. Boyd's. 1333 F. Nat. 2338 OFFICE BOYS. w 5o charge for reg tration. Apply in person. Washington E: plovment Exchange. 514 National Precs Bid RUPHERS EXCHANGE has A-1 covks. m houseworkers; by day. week, ‘mont investigated. Decatur 3551, 1837 11 INSTRUCTION COURSES. COLLEGE PREPARATORY HIGH-SCHOOL course In 3 years; study at home; text I pished: graduates accepted every sonable. Address Box 187-D. Star office AUTO LESSONB FOR PERMITS. LASY kiag; ‘cars furnished. Call Foster THa d_reliable). 644 B s.w. Met. 1809. 1- LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE AT THE MA- belle Honour School (est. 1518). Expert in- struction: day. evening classes. New low Tates now in effect 2nd and 3rd Fioors, 818 14th 8. N.W. 1325 New Hampshire Ave. (Dupont Circle). GREGG SHORTHAND BY EXPERIENCED teacher: beginmers, review. speed dictation: private lessons; moderats Tates. - Dec 3584 course civil service exam aratts. zeneral tests. plain copy. terial, dictation 90-13 Wed.,' Fri. $10 (4 wrs. or le Stert today. BOYD SCHOOL. "G | Conching Specialists.” 1333 F st COACHING: ALGEBRA. ARITHMETIC, ENG- | lish. French. history. Latin. speiling, etc | tlementary and sdva a | Box 218-H. Star offce. FOR FIFTEEN YEARS WE HAVE BEEN ceretaries. typisis. bookkecpers. BOYD SECRETARIAL SCHOOL, 1333 F st. 2238. e bl ol AUTO - DRIVING LESS 8. LICENS] white men. anywhere. any hour: your or BSEAUT ULTURE TAUGHT BY I TS, Modern 'hool of Beau 3 Bidg, 13th and E n.w. INVESTIGATE BE- FORE_YOU ENROLL. % CAN'T PICK UP TELEPHO! ating these busy days ~You ha {aught. _Oxford Blde.. MANUSCRIPTS PREPAI ed for publication: private coaching on ad- dresses for public functions, tutorage on cul- fural subjects: rid you of inferiority complex By ‘well known scholar, author and speaker For 'interview address P. O._Box 174, Pen: ve Station. Washington. D. C. AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY BY fefined expert instructors: your of our 1146 18th st. n.w._Dec_3024. = FRENCH, SPANISH. =ENOLISH—COLLEGE entrance, Govt. consular exams. vidun Rstruction. Chastleton Hotel, Apt. 352 1* —IN 20 LESSONE: piano, sax._banjo. TG iNar and 10 Jessons Tor 317 . Studem orchestras. Christensen School, 718 11tn st. n.w. Dist. 1278. Free booklet. il i [CTATION—GREGG REVIEW. R Olal S udehisDag or Evenin Mount Pleasant School for Secretaries. VOLT THEA TrvovLt BUILDING _2313_14th 8t | __Columbi Marketing Personal Serv Special Course for Sccretaries. Service, One lecture a week, starts Thursday eve- ning_October 15 ‘Monnt Pleasant School for Secretaries. TIVOLI THEATER BUILDING, 3313 14th St. N.W __Columbia_3000._ CIVIL SERVICE. or_stenographer and_typewriting exum D G Rt ments] ana feld service Sai- Gry.$1.200 to 31.620. "Tuition only $5. En: Toll now. The Clvil Service Preparatory School. s'e. cor. 12th and F sts._Met. 6337. * Sales Personality and Marketing Special Course for Executives. One lecture & week, starts Thursday eve- ioust Pleasant School for Secretaries TIVOLI THEATER BUILDING, 3313_14th St. N.W. __ Columbia 3000. O MORE APPLICANTS VIL SERVICE ACCEPTED FOR, CIXR' FRIDAY. OCT, 2 2 Due to limited time before Civil Service examinations for typists and stenographers. the Mount Pleasant School for Secretaries Wil not accept any more applicants for in- Struction after Friday evening. Oct Mount Pleasant_School for 'Secrétaiies, TIVOLI THEATER BUILDING, 3313 _14th St. N.W. _ Columbia_3000. S DICTATION CLASSES, Slow. medjum. fast dictation. Review of last _hi sl (yping. evening 1 %0x 52 Dot month. Tattion Te- por information Bpply i3 hone caffs) Tess Bl all for f%nafia i asnisaed. advertising 3 ly._ (No letters. no Enfire “hith floor, National M. 8. Ginn & Co. - BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. PREP, OW FOR STENOGRAPHER AND ty t'fimlfltxlm.z tuition only $5 by en- rolling now. e Civil Service Preparatory School, s.e. cor. 13th & P sts. n.w. Met. 6337. Apply 6716 2 1 Ad- | STENOGRAPHIC-TYPISTS COACHING i re civil service employes st @ saving of | B COOK. butler. chauffeur; Filipino; 8§ years’ experience; di SR B flb;l‘rle. reference, Address l_u GREDIT MANAGER, eighi 3 v, 355-H. Star_office. 3 FILIPINO, experienced waiter and house- man, can cook, Wlntlgol“lon private fam- ily; best ref. Address Box 302-M, Star nlgl.ce. nced ook and _ gen Call Col. 3488: referen oy JANITOR or fireman, by Vat. nw MAN desires 1ob as bu Ler"(ho?;emnn or %-rl“ i ean " bes i 2 West_ 0865, Charies Haynes. " o " MAN, colcred, wants work as janitor. 1706 Florida ave, = ' i MAN, colored. reliable. wants janitor’s posi- tion: references. Phone Decatur 3539 or write 1920 8 st. n.w. b MAN., whiie, mily. work. ork Janitor_for church or_school: 5 y experience. _Col. 10214. colored (with wife). vanis job s Janiter; courteous, polite. Can make repairs; | paint. ' Col. 5248 ' 2721 11th st. n.w. * MAN wants position as chauffeur or butler, cook or Louseman; experienced; good refer- ences. 1800 Conn. sve. North 4831. 1% PRIVATE SECRETARY or confidential sistant, 24, elght years' experience, leg> tfained, conversationslist, personality, appearauce: 'best veferences; will travel. Ad dress Box 347-H. Star office. 2 SILK SPOTTER. first class, and all-around dry cleaning man. 311 H #t. n. (i YOUNG BUSINESS MAN. cultured. well edu cated. age 39, experienced in statistical work and investments, wishes position wigh bank ing or real estate conccrn: highest refer- ences. Address Box 223-H, Star office. + YOUNG MAN, light colored, student. desires position from’ 4 p.m."on. 'Phone Columbia YOUNG MAN, colored, dishwasher, bisboy, bellboy or help around’ the house; reference. Phone North 9266. 1° _SITUATIONS—MEN AND WOMEN. COUPLE. age 33, white. chambermaid-wait- ress or plain cook: butier. chauffeur: ood references. Phone Georgla 0136; Wm. Heberle. 1o o COLORED ~ GIRL position car- ing for childien cvenings. exchange for room d bonrd In Chevy Chase or Cleveland Park. Address Box 222-H. Star office . COLLEGE GRADUATE desires office position: rapid typist. knowledge of shorthand. Phone Columbin 9663 1e GIRL wants elevator job; Distr mit. QIRL yents elevator jobi District permit MRS MARTHA FRANCES DUNBAR desires vosition as practical nurse. PRACTICAL NURSE desircs position as com- penion or nurse to invalid or aed person nstituticnal nursing: 16 years experi- Phone Decetir 0650, 3 SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER, experienced. reliable, desires position at_once. Washing. references. Address Box 305-H, 8ia. ton STENOGRAPHER and typist, by hour or week; rates reasonable. Call Miss Lincoln 0082 STENOGRAPHER phone, P. B. X sires full or pait time poetiion. STENOGRAPIHER-SECRETAR. capable. over 10 years position of responsib able immediately. Hynttsvil | WAITRESS, colored, neat, position. -~ public work prefer position: AITRESS cr siore work wanted white girl. experienced WOMAN. ¢ g0od_personail thoroughly experience. desires future. Ava 1 desires Prone iabl red. Y youns Adams 10078. ~ * executive abilig the Tieht person for mer. roomring house, or Address Box 23G-H, office 1e LADY. hij de post school gradu wiih f ot consider Adams 2894 2° refined. intel , will travel companion to_lady ‘or children Box 352-H. Star office. e _ SITUATION—DOMESTIC. | CHAMBERMAID- Giiving_up _ housekeeping desire 1o place my chambermaid: in my em- [ ploy 7 years: 1st class in every respect. Ad- dress Box 268-H. Star office i* | COOK, _light housewcrk: can stay _nights Cail 1126 13ih st nw. Phone Pot. 3313 COOK and mald ed. high-class, wants 1 Cill after 5 o'clock. col WORK wanied, either Monaay, Tues- * Wednexday. 1229 Half st. s.w._ ENERAL HOUSEWCREER. colorea, reiia- i s steady work. 621 R. L ave. nw. MAID. colored. n at, pleasant. ex- k. exgericnced all maid nurse. or esi 1eierence. Doc. 0837 spiendid cooz. fi Call this evening, MATD, Teicrence. e years North wishes 1ight hOUsawork, < nights. will work in suburbs. fif‘ 1428 3rd st nw. | GIRL. colored, wishes light housewdrk, of | child's nurse; 'stay some nights. Col. 6927 1664 Kalorama rd. nw. RL. {rom South. 'wanis to do first-ciass nuncering: Wednesday. Thursday, Priday; best_of ref. 1744 8th &t. . GIRL wants work, chambermai waitress. 714 8 st. nw. GIRL wants general housework. maid or piace in laundry, home night caiur 4038 RN GIRL, neat, wishes piace as_chambermaid and waitress: city ref. Call 1338 T st. n.w. GIRLS (2). colored. neat. wsnt work of any Kind: good ref. Dec. 5:30. 2028 13th st. n.w | GIRL. colored, neai. refincd. wishes nght housework in 'small restanrant: reference GIRL. coloted. wants pl tk! 4 smail family, all-day or par 52 G st nw colored Met jox colored, 2y |o 1 ce, general house- time GIRL housew from 5012. Va, wants general part-time work, ex- 1 reierences. Col aduits. mie apt. HOUSEKEEPER fined. wishes 10 < ervices in_exchanee fo own room: pav board HOUSEKEEPER for couple or motherless home. widow, 38 white. best references: no incumbrance. Address Box 300-H. Star office. room 3 for wiGower or bachelor ed by refined white, middle- aked woman._Cail Clarendon 380-W-1. 1° _ LAUNDRESS. experienced, wants to do men's washings or small bundles at home. Work' called for and delivered. Fhone Pot. 6 HIOUSEKEEPT} epartment wa MAN butler tamily; nw = A PLACE as mother's heiper, by country #! stay nignts. 1304 22na st.nw. 2 WORAN, white. scttied. wishes plain house- néarby Md. preferred. Address Box 354-H. Star office. . WOMAN. colored, cook & wOrk: stay nights; references. enbos_st WOMAN. col eral house: Lin. 0370- WOMAN, ®ork or washing and i P st n.w. Phone Dec WOMAN. colored. wa or seneral houseiwork. : WOMAN, colored. middis aged. wants work cleaning. part-time or general housews) city_or fuburbs, Phone Pot. 2581. 5o WOMAN wants work as chambermaid or nurs to invalid: references. 33 Eve st. n.e. WO! WN. colored. cook, would like sterdy werk; ‘6od reference. 1725 New Jersey ave. n.w. Phone Dec. 2580. 2 WOMAN. colored, reliabie, wants piace as maid (7st class): city reference. 1723 You S Potomac €418, o , WOMAN, colored; good ook, Waiiress of mother's’ helper: experienced general house- worker: {ull. part time: ref. ~North 9842 _ WOMAN, rcliable. wisheés general work in small family or part-time work; ref. 1448 T st. n.w. Decatur_ 312t B WOMAN, colored, ~ wants _cleaning. work_or part time. 1232 3rd st. 3 WOMAN. colored. nea general house- 1324 Quack- ed, wants place: COOX or Een- rk, laundry cr any kind. Call (s part-time olored, neat, colored, nea i ning to do. 5 place to do cooking Call Pot. 3123. day’s reliable, settled. all- around worker in_ the' home. lso_excellent typist, desires work. 513 Flofide ave 5 WOMAN. coloted, wants day's work or gen- eral housework; g0 home nights. ~Phone Pot. 2669, WOMAN, colored. ne desires & place a3 COOK for smail family small children in family; stay nights. Va. ave nw. WOMAN, colored. wanis ge with " reference. R et e WOMEN. colored. desire Work: CooKing of housework: part or full time; city references. 832 Lamont_st. n.w WORK of any kin all_the week 2126 Call Thurs. part or whole time. Call s 764 PERSONAL. GIVEN INVALIDS, CONVA- aged, by nurse in her own s 7363. 1833 Kalorama rd. NEAR ADAMS SCHOOL—UNUSUAL opportunity: children, 6-12; refined, happy home, excellent care,’ Summer camp; refer- ences. Decatur 2452. ! YOUNG'S KINDERGARTEN, MODERN, PRO- pressive: ~also supervised recreation’ aifter public school classes: Saturday play groups: transportation_provided. _North 6 EVERY CAl lescents an SITUATION—MEN. ACGOUNTANT, certified public, wanis con- nection with commercial or eccounting firm. full time. Georgia 4632-J or either part or e Phone N TLER - English. s Fon i private famiiy_or will take house- work from 8 am. to p.m. in white or re- fined colored famlily. Aadress Box 35 Star ofnice. e g WRITER Wi ome experience in Ciidow (Himming " desirea connection with dept. store; 17 years' experience; references. Address C. E. R.. 908 H at. 1 FINGER WAVER, expert and_ail-around irl; Do_others heed apply. Tele. Silyer years' ex PR vete cars Tefs. [FFEUR. CHATTERY %o Rome nousewor' orth 9368, ' 1803 14th st. n.w. - Ty A znuu ac;“oal. 921 P st. n. * orrEOR: ; rivate family; A-1 reference, Call At- §343-4, ¢ CHA HOUBEMAN, colored, rellable, for ian TRUSSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL money-saving_prices. Fit_and satistaction suaranteed. Expert iady and gentleman at- tendants to care for gom‘ every want. Store No. 7, 1107 G st. o.w. EGISTERED NURSE WILL care for in her private home elderly and semi-invalid ~ women terms reasoriable. Phone Adems 5839, s o WHEN DEATH STRIKES M HERE is no need to feel that they must mccept in- ferior funeral services. due to inability to pay a high price, The Greater W. W. Chambers Co. offers & ‘complete funeral. cars and ail. for as little as $75. World's {lnfl‘ water- proof, airtight, susranteed, sicel burial vault may be had from Chambers for $85. In case of death call the Greater W. W. o(iglmb'll Co.._ 14th. cor. Chapin n.w. _Col. 0433. FOR LITTLE CHILDREN, IN CHEVY CHASE, Md., several vacancies in ‘selected groups of pre-kindergarten children: outdoor play and rest: special attention given to teaching children o play Ill-h,oulen. Tel. Wis. w‘. ; 1 Adams 9331-J. | eneral office | {ivs. Tamue. Sier. 1008. | AND S1T PERSONAL. (Continued.) UATIONS. b RECOMMENDED SERVICE. _(Continued.) AND VIT-O-NET REDUC- € treatmen heavy albolene rubs BA or poor circulation. chronie pains. _Pot. 4721 HEATING AND PLUMBING. airing; ol burners inejud 9th’ st. n.e. _Lincoln . new and res dhflml Ppayments, FOR SALE—ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP CON- gressional Country Ciub; $300. Address Box 102-H. Star office. = Ine’ enveiopes by achine or mand. Reason. chine or 7 - able. " Prompt. Snesherd 20 KINDERGARTEN - PRIMARY BCHOOL- Dancing, French: Saturday supervised pla: TRANSPORTAT bia_1846. _ * SUPERVISED RECREATION FOR YOUR boy after school and Sat.; {ree transporta- tlon from school to home at 6 p.m. Colum- DRESSMA “EXPERIENCED. Specializing in remodeling. " Potomac 0763 " Kindergarten Teacher and Trained Supervisor Will open nursery school Oct. 5 in Ta- koma Park: children .2-6 years: regular physical examinations by child specialist monthly health and school reporis: tran: portation: one fiat rate. Shepherd 2905-R. 2* BEAUTY PARLORS. $5_REWAVE APECIAL—S5 ene or Realiatic. A new permanent to the y grown hair alone_ £5.00. TILE & CARTER. Rms. 203-204, Kresge Bldg, 1105 G St. N.W. Dist. 5434. ul«gzu.z_HoNobR'ecHooxJ":s'r,’ms». A Good @chool. with Good Student Work. FRIDAY, MABELLE HONOUR FACIAL. 35c. PE] NTS. $3. $5. 818 14th St. N.W. 1325 N. H. Ave. N'W. e MOSOR FHAVEL PRIVING NEW_HUDSON SEDAN, ATLANTA, onday; take 3; $10 Call after 6 p.m.. Mr Terrell. 'Decatur_8000. 3 DRIVING %o, reasonably. M. C. A. Natio CAR TO FLORIDA: TAKE |P.riflnz Mr, Schwartz. .\’. 8. GA.. VIA ASHEVILLE, N. C. OCT. p.m.; 2 passengers. Dec. 4043-J alter Reasonable " = ILL TAKE_ TWO LADIES OR couple to Richmond. Va., Saturday, Oct. 3 returning Sunday, Oct. 4;' reasonable. Phone Col. 2363-J. G GO BY PRIVATE AUTO. SHARE EXPENSE. references exchanged. Bunyan's Auto Travel Bureau, 1221 Pennsyivania ave. Met. 6752 3* LL LOANS made to people_empl payable 30 10 60 days. Address Box 35 offics. CONFECTIONERY. _delicatessen and _light lunch. “on_Washington-Baltimore Boulevard Sacrifice account sickness. Call Lin. 10415, Or 2515 Bladensburz rd. n.e i ROOMING HOUSES— Every one Knows™ we se'l “good rooming houses.” It's useless to look &round. We know the best houses and will tell you all about them. Low prices Terms arranged. See Mr. Fowler, 506 F st n.w. Met. 6308 2o 15,250 FREE AND CLEAR BT of auto- ic chaln corporation now operstine 6 stores, New York and Atlantic City. will ex- change all or part for other securliles, mort- #age_or paving business. Address 507 Mun- sey Bide. more. Md. T V/ANTED One-third_interest associate o invest §3,500 to complete purchase of goine business;’ stock and fixtures originally cost $50.000. * Business now in operation and we will show you how it can be doubled in short eriod is 18 real opportunity. = No rokers. Address Box 260-H. Star office. * ROOMING HOUSE, 20 rooms, nicely furnish- ed: ‘northwest, 13th st. near Mass. ave: a real bergain; owner hurt, must €0 to hospi- tal for operation; act quickly., BLLER CO. Nationel 3527. . ROOMING HOUSE. 9 rooms; choice jocation northwest near Bcott Circle; price, 3400, terms. Nat. 3827 ELLERCO. ____ * 7 ROOMS, BATH, central location: rent, i45. "Price, $375.Addiess Box 237-H, Ster oftice. . AILOR SHOP FOR SALE reasoanb piy_133) 34th st. n.w ROOMING HOUSE. 15 room, 2 baths, am | cely furn. $3.000 annusl income. ~Owner k. must property and business or siners only, sacrifice, emali rash paym :nt. Acdress Box 205-H. Star office. CAFETERIA. gocd paying business, do town location, Owner has other interes Address Box 393-H. Star office. _ * AN ORGANIZATION _for im>roving _con- ditions of men over 50 needs two men of unblemishied reputation. all or part time. Adcress Box 78G-H. Star offce. 3 AGREEABLE. PROFITABLE ASSOCIA (10N is offered reijable man wita £1.000 in busi- ness of unquestioned merit. Investigate im- mediately. Call Mr. Hervert Hudgins, De- catir 5672 o = e CANDY, GROCERIES, CIGARS. eic. nw. lo- cation: ‘8004 busigesi; rent, $65 month for store and four rooms. a.m.i.: price, $1.800. Address Bo: 364-H. Star office.___* LUNCH ROOM, located very busy street fully cquipped. established _business: 1ow ent: unusual OPPOTUNILY for $1.100; term: Address Box 308-. Star office B FULLY EQUIPPED BEAUTY PARLOK. b 3-room. Kitchen and bath apartment, ai 1817 Adams Mill rd; rent, 3100 per month; ablished business BOSS & PHELPS. _1417_K_8t. N.W. fonal_9300. GROCFRIES. MEATS, delicatessen, variety— Here s a_chance of 4 lifetime.” ' No key moner, New cection, surrcunded by new homes and more being bullt daily: no other stores. Large store room and apt: reason- abie fent. Don't be satisfied until you see this place 201 KENNEDY ST. NW. Then See Mr. Waple. WAPLE & JAMES. INC., Exclusive Agents, 1226 8t. NW 3400 _ROOMING HOUSE, 1 3450_Rooming house. § rooms: rent near Mayflower Hotel: good income. 4530 —Rooming house. 13 rooms: central $650_Rooming house, 11 _rooms; rent, $60; central: filled: good income. $700—Rooming house, 12 Fooms: rent, $73 large, bright. weil furnished rooms. $1.000—Rooming house, 10 rooms: rent. $50 beautifully furnished and located on R. I. a real bargain. $1,000-Roomins house. 13 rooms. 8 baths; | well located on K st rent. $100. H £1.250—Rooming house. 18 rooms: rent. $100. $3.200_Rooming_house, 30 rcoms. § bathe: centzal: good income: cheap rent 1 $€30—Confect. and lunch, weil equipped, well located: g0od busin $560—Lunch: old_stand: splendid businese rent ‘oniy $25; will sacrifice, partners can- Lot agree $1.300Grocers and 2 rooms; rent, $30; good fease: no competition M. CURTIS, 820 11ih St. N.W. Nat. 1332, QUICK ACTION. FOR QUICK ACTION AND NO PUBLIC- LY By SELLING YOUR BUSINESS, SEE |US__WE FINANCE BUYERS IN ORDER TO CLOSE QUICK CASH DEALS, - SOUTH'S' LEADING BUSI Bl ox'%c, | R FLQOR, LISTRICT NATL,BANK, BLDG. 3 1 - Ap- CAPITAL ADJUSTING & {ETROPOLITAN 4813-4814-3815. RECOMMENDED SERVICE. AMERICAN RADIATOL HEAT properly in- stalled. “Get our estimaies before piacing your contract. New and repajr work: i-vear terms. A. F. Sengstack, aualiled American Radiator * contracior. Standard plumbing fixtures. Phone Atiantic 4621, 1229 Pa. ave. s BEDDING. MATTRESSES. box springs and w s _Jeno.; best prices and prompt del. h. Mattress Co.. 519 L st. s.w. Nat. 8679, BEDDING cf all kinds renovated and steril- Il!% b’?r:‘;g::.:("l"ovfig ]hy H!llllh l%ewt] rvice and low prices. Eagis Bidding Go." 53t St stner ur 0155, B&l‘;?{“? l}hlelron\"A;rlg‘ lFl’Inln:.{ m'llueluu. s at: down . re-cov- Zred." Taeal Bedding Co. 833 E mae Nar 400 CARPENTER — General built, weather strippin Morgan Brining. 1359 LW, CARPENTER, remodeling or new work, and painting; Job or day. Call West 3131, J‘.l. CARPENTER — Remodeling. _cabinetmaking, all-metal weather-stripping: estimate {rec. Jobn Welsmuller, 1735 14th st. n.w. Dec. CARPENTER. builder, rcinodeling. cabinet- ork, Show windows: reas: cstimste. A,.C. Spalding. 626 D st. n.e. Lin. 030 5 INTER WORK; 2%4¢tal the Fall rush. Not a comoany. but private contractors. 'Paul Klisssen & Sons. A st s special i Darch up your walls Nat. 5938 3" CHAIR CANEING ;Foxi secsers 0t splinted; uphol- stering _Arm: 2062, CHIMNEYS AND FURNACES CL! yacuum system: roof repairing, floor work. . Dav. Capltol Helehts 82 6! CONTINENTAL HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. _ CHANDLER BLDG._—-NAT. 2884, Nothing Down—3 Years to Pay. | 1st Payment November. Plumbing—Heat- ng—Cementing— Carpentering—Shingling Roofing—Gutter 2] nd_Spouting. ESTIMATES FREE. SATIS- FACTION GUARANTEED. | 2x12. IN ANY LENGTH HOME IMPROVEMENTS. t us take care of your HOME IMPROVE alrle Sake cate of your HOME MPRO gainting. papering. heating lumbine. mall wionthly” payment “wii all your work. Estimates Tree. Phone TH] HOME DECORATORS, INC., Met. 0834-8955, at_1000 9th st. n.w. HOT-WATER HEATING BYSTEMS installed. No cash required; easy payments: work guar- giliced; low prices. Mr. Hudeins, {5 Y S—Duplicate keys, ,‘1;\- while you wait. Turner & Clark, 1221% New_ York ave. n.w. Met. 300 PAINTING, paperhanging; _special low price: Give us a’trial. _C. B, The 2508 B ave " Coi. ooby. omoeon & Bo PAINTING, PAPERING. deal direct wilh mechenic and be “con lng'fld n vcrage oom - papered, 3890."°Can "eny time. Mtz GOL. G308, 5 PAINTING. PAPERHANGING. PLASTERING. special prices this month: best materials; ali work gueranteed Lovatin, A 34 PAPERING—Rooms scraped dry, eaks fill- ed. charniingly papered. $7.90: guaranteed. Dec. Co.. Adams’ 5825, 648 Newton L. p.w. PAPERHANGING of better Kind, anteed; rooms dry scraped, latest ‘modern paper. 37.45 reasonable. Eastern Decoratl Col_0043 25 cents; made ork guar- cracks filled, also painting. ng Co., Bpigel, Ig PAPERHANGING, PAINTING, DECORATING. pid Jnu want work donegright at $7 & room and up, call Weber or Rich. Adams 1976-W. 4 PAPERHANGING —Good _ work ant rooms scraped dry. cracks filled at $7: plastering done reas. Horowitz, Ad. 6870-R. PAPERHANGING _Rooms. §5 up. and plastering at low prices. All work guar- anteed. Baitz. 601 Trying st. n-w. Gol. 1889, PAPERHANGING, PAINTING, PLASTERING. Bave money, deal direct with mechanic; my prices lowest ever: prompt service; !!t my estimate. JAFFE. COL. 7169. PAPERHANGIN G [Rooms papered. 15 and up. Esti- mate turnished. Work guaranteed. A T George. 2129 18th st. n.w.. Apt @ Paperhanging-Painting. DEAL DIRECT WITH MECHANIC. . Rooms papered, $6.60; bath rooms kitchens painted. $6.60: rooms disinfected free. Call Georgia 5087. OCity Bervice ?:: PAPERHANGING, PAINTING. Rooms papered. 35 up: bath rooms, Kiteh- ens painted. $5 up: rooms disinfected; in- teior, exterior painting. Earle Jordan, Lin- Painting PLASTERING. patch work done reason new ceiling. $10 Up: guaranteed. . 05 13th sf. se. Linecin 4531. = ROOFING, iepairing, rutiermg. spouting: rices_ il Wwork guaranteed. Ca North 10114, €alvs Roofing Go. .. TING—Now is the time to have ROOFING o e et betors the Fall rush. This is not a company, but n private coiitractor. " Phone Atiantic 373 136 E 6t se. Paul Klaassen & Sons RUCS CLEANED and moth-proofed 9xi3 3250 "each: hotels and apartments by con- s called for and delivered, Phone "Atlantic 2047, ROOMS PAPERED., COMPLETE, INCLUDING PAPER. $5.00 UP. J. R. SEARS, 630 New York Ave. Phone N: TUPHOLSTERING—Repairing. all covers, cushions: guarantesd work. Garland. 5632 Ga. ave. Ga. 2648 CALL A RELIABLE CONCER) A promise is no better than the com. pany Thet makes It Thousands of saties ctory Jjobs attest to the satisfaction we assure you i 4 Absolutely No Cash Required. Pay As Little As $5.00 Monthly. Painting. papering. plumbing. plastering, heatine. elecltical wiring. T00NNE. cementing: CATEntETing. Weather siriDPIng. - Barages. Extlmates ‘cheertily aiven dree. . The G RAL CONTRACTING CO. 927 V YORK AV TELEPHONE DIST. 5082, work th 4011 8¢ ds:_ ¢l r. - SALE—MISCELLVANEDUS. BABY CARRIAGE, in exceilent condition. Decatur 5720-J BATH TUBS. brick and bullding materials. Come to any of Hechinger's 3 yards for your entire needs of used material: easiy seen easiiy selected ~ We have large ‘quantities of £00d’ used brick. lumber (2x4. 2x8. 2x8. 310, sheathing. fooris pios; bath Tubs, heating material excellent . All used materi arranged for convenient selection. Visit our 3 ¥ards for the greatest selection at bargain Drices alwavs! HECHINGER CO., HOUSEWRECKING DEPT. Main Office-15th and H Sts X 6th and C Sts. S.W. Brieht~00d—5825 Ga__ Ave. N.W BATTERIES —Uncalled-ior batteries, _ fully charged and guarantesd: $2.50 and old bat- tery._Atlas Battery Co. 2204 14th ® BILLTARD AND POCKET TABLES, ail sizes: complete stock supplies: table and cue re- airing: best workmanship. Conn Billiard & owling Supply Co.. 810 Sth n w.. Dist. 4711, BOOKS, 10c. 3 for 25c. _All kinds. thousands. “Come aad browse. ~Pearliman's Bie Book n.w. Shop. 933 G st. n. CADET UNIFORM, new last semester; all Tés auired accessories; 15-16: $10. Potomac 3818, CASH REGISTERS. snow cases, wall cases, copnters. shelving, chaire. table scales, iron fes, coffee urns, steam table s foun- tains: electric grinders. mixers, Tefrigerators sfore equipment and. Axtures of um, Inc., 916 ription. Edgar Bandsome Orlental carved library table. tapes. bookshelf, crib, cof, mat- Ga. 1588 oUt § tons chestnut coal 150 cash: must Temove. Col. $524, After sach. nd URNE. toasiers, sieam Taaien 5a Tt e T O O cash registers. refrigerators, refrigerator dis. play cases, electric mixers, scales, safes, cash rezisters. tables. chairs. shelving, bake etc_ Atlas Store Fixture Co.. 414 §th . n.w. Met. 9207. DESKS. surplus from U. 8. Governme Sreménagus ‘avines i Sow Tactors outs and seconds: cheapest prices on files. safes, etc. Commercial Office T 430 B st i M T143. DESK /office). 42-in.. mahozany finish; good Ponaion, $22.85 "aaS NoeRe ol DESKS-Sale of “Tfactory seconds’ of office furniture, desks, tables. chairs. book cases. file cabinets, cabinet fes and used office furniture_ You can also rent it. H. Baum & Son. 616 E t. n.w. Nntlonal 9136. DIAMOND RING—$550 perfect 2-ca {3ize man's diamond” rins: must % KAHN OPTICAL CO.. 617 7 DIAMOND RING—Lady's 5350 perfect soli- AT v TR I8 sct Vith 20 Glamonds: Elescer baveain 0. KAHN OPTICAL CO.. 617 Tth 8t. NW. DINING ROOM SET. 10 very good condition. 10 Seaton p h 8371, FUR COAT. exauisite black Russian cAracul. size 38 purchased Iate last Winter: cost acrifice; going South. Cleveland . biack fox collar s00d * condition: FUR COAT. Hudson se; tailored suit and dresses size 42. 519 Mass. nw. FURNITURELiving. bed room and_@ining Toom suites: rugs. large and smell; mirrors. chairs. tables, Deds. vanity. ‘Real bargains. 2521 Conn. ave. (corner Caivert st.). : FURNITURE — Overstuffed bed - da ort suite, $37.50; walnut bed room sune.'fif.an. ining room suite. cheap; kitchen set, $950: ds. “other furniture. 1211 H niec . 3 FURNITURE of every description to beé soid at auction on Friday, Oct. 2, commencing at 10 a.m.. at 466 Pa. ave. n.w. Sale comprises 1 suites for bed room. nd living room. odd piece: chests of drawers, lamps, beds, rings.” player-piano, Viciroias FURNITURE—Valuable de luxe i spring. mattress, double; mever sl ouble Fox spring. used; la . desk, swivel chair; cheap. Met. o PsEs Abuentet BT ot of books TS, 0 & Spen ‘evenings. 1 %o 9. FURNITURE, household. 74! . ave: Siiver Borine, Md: . O v ek FURNITURE — Sacrificing_handsome iniaid bird's-eye maple dresser. $25, and vanity to match, $15; bookcase, $8; catved table, $15: chair.' $8; ‘large mirror,” $15: pair of jeonces, 310, pair_of 'black wrousnt.iron irondelles with crystal drovs, '$10. Phone Clev. 3643 or call 3901 Conn. ave.. Apt. 403, FURNITURE — Sample living room _suites. geasy chairs and odd pieces: also lamps, . 1416 Eye st. n.w._Open evenings. FURNITURE — Beautiful walnut bed sulte, de luxe springs. fine matiress, gateles table, 4 Windsor chairs. day bed. oor 1amp: perfect condition it Conn. ave. GAS STOVE. small;_ch d mahogany intne room suite 1631 Kenneds Bh JACOBEAN OAK DINING ROOM SET—Price feasonable. ~Phone after 2 p.m., Cleveland sacrifice. quick sale. CABINET, W electric attachment.” 1 Adams 4921, anee Dutch, with 5 Lamont st. n.w. FLOOR WORK, every description: able: guaranteed: dustiess machines: | anders rented. L. T. Foik. Clev. Teason- also 0528, erstufled. kid ape, rose and taupe, good e Adams 2355, L ondition, r 'LOORS REFINISHED, painting, paperi {urniture repaired; Tedécorated; window and house cleaning; special rates. Call Ben. Fo- OFFICE FURNITURE from U. Govt. sks. chairs, file cabinets, tables: everythii rooMce st great saving, Washin | tomac_28 timate. RS, P. %7 ANG geri mec! T redued prices. Fa ew Yorl ive. National 3666. FURNACES, atrobes and heating piants cleaned and repaired by experts; work guar- anteeq n't delay. ial price: eve- Innd_1671-W. s¢ RNACE AND CHIMNEY CLEANING. y Wait until your heating system Ilmoktl ‘before having it cleaned? Now dur- |ing the hot weeks before you start heating {18 the time to have it cleaned. We clean your furnace, chimney and all adjoini; pipes and flues by vacuum. { relVe, Bularantee an absolutely dustiess, per- fect job. ‘We cause you nc inconvenience. You can even wash and iron in the base- ment while the job is being done. Price for this complete service is $5.00. THE CAPITOL CONSTRUCTION_ CO. Life Insurance Blds. longl 1633, GENERAL CONTRACTING. A -Ex. Ten: 3 Let us ainting. rdwood P! o NG RICES. make your HOME IMPROVEMENTS, papering. hesting, plumbing, etc. 's_made like new. ©0O.. 1913 7th ST. N.W. i3, Res, Adems 6273, Co.. office furn. dept PIANOS FOR RENT- rand-new Honed Siprighte. 4” moirily 3 moj al ecartage, Nat. 3689, W. W. Kimball Co.. 191 13th A% PIANOS at bargain pri - tember sale. HM| ul‘lb’ll:rh‘n' l%gf ”fl srand, $515; used ¢ octave midagt. 1185, ed dpartment size piano, $185. e mae A speciality of renting nds n%\lflfl ity for all occasions. Terms reasonable. Sole ot o, aranas, Kranieh & Bach penes 3 ‘and repsiring. A !lmx.geidil(u' _‘NE""‘;:’“L. nw. B PIANO. "excellent condition: cost $700; & Tor S50, “See sanitor, 115 Fve ot na PIANOS—Drasiic reduction in price o models In_brand-new uprishis and grands on account of slight nge in case design. These styles will not_appear in our pew catalogue. Nat. 3659. W. W. Kimball Co.. 721 11th #t. n.w. 5 PIANOS, several used at $50 and pianos for rent. Chas. M, Stlefl Plano 1340 G st PIANO, pl mahogany. “standard g m!lg‘:onflllhn: must sell, $35. 519 ?l.lll.l. RACCOON GOAT, in excellent condliion: 35650 £y ’".In excellent condition; (Continued on Next P