Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1931, Page 32

Cc—+4 THREE NEW SERIES " FOR RADIO TONIGHT 5 trene Franklin, Comedienne, Will Open First Program Via Station WMAL. frene Franklin, vaudeville and mu- sical production comedienne, will open & series of three programs tonight on WMAL and other Columbia Broadcast- ing System stations. Assisted by Maximilian Pilzer's Or- chestra, Miss Franklin will_be heard from 7:15 to 7:30 o'clock. The orches- tra_will play “Ycu Do Something to Me" and “Shine on Harvest Moon,” from the “Follies.” Thelma Kessler. operatic contralto. wno made her debut last year in “La Boheme,” will be the guest artist in the “Evening in Paris” presentation at 9:30. Max Smolen’s Orchestra also will con- tribute to the program. Les Reis ard Arty Dunn, harmony comedians, in their broadcast at 6:30, will feature three numbers—"Torch Song,” “Ycu're y Everything” and *“Oh, That Kiss Nat Brusilofi's Or- chestra will accompany them. Two New Series Scheduled. Tweive popular melodies make up the Panatela program to be presented by Guy Lombardo and his Royal Cana- dians. Al them are “Faded Sum- mer Lov jome of These Days” and “Dancing in the Dark” from “The Band Wagon.” Milton Reitenberg and his 12-piece jasz crchestra will siart a new aance scries at 9 o'clock. As a special feawe of this program Jeaneite Do Coret. beauty adviser, will speak on beauty culture. The first of a new serles of musical programs featuring Phil Ohman and Victor Arden will be broadcast tonight by WRC and a network of other Na- tional Broadcasting Co. stations. This famous piano duo will be assisted in each broadcast with a radio “fin Soloist Billed. Lewis James will be the soloist in the “Family Party” program at 9:30. He will sing the “Serenade” Student Prince.” The orchest the direction of Frank Black, will con tribute “March of the Musketeers. “Sleeping Beauty Waltz" and a medley oi Victor Herbert waltzes The dramatization at 10 o'clock will be based on the story “Her Lord &and Master.” It reveals the struggle of a mother to protect the baby she loved from the sinister dominance of a profii- gate husband. ‘Will Discuss Golf Shots. A concert at 8:30. featuring Gladys Rice and Willam Merrigan Daly's Or- chestra; the weekly program of the Gypsies and an organ recital by Lew White are among WRC's other fea- tures. The station's dance music will be proviced by Paul Whiteman's Or- chestra and Tweet Hogan and his or- chestra. Al Houghton of the Kenwood GcflfK Club will discuss “‘Grief Shots” in the second of his scries of golf talks to- night over WOL. Tie George Wash- ington University Troubadours and Howard M. Cooper, pianist, will con- tribute the musical features. A variety of features make up the ‘WJSV program. Outstanding will be a concert by the Shoreham Orchestra and dance music by Rudy Schramm's Orchestra. Major Radio Features CLASSICAL. Fine Arts String Quartet, WRC, 8: DRAMA. The Stebbins Boys, WRC, 6:45; Amos ‘n' Andy, WRC, 7:00; Story Hour, WRC, 10:00; Arabesque, WMAL. 10:30. VARIETY. ©Ohman and Arden, WRC, 7:15; Morton Downey, WMAL. 7:45; Arthur Pry- or's Band, WMAL, 8:00; the Gyp. sies. WRC, 9:00; “Family Party. WRC. 9:30: An_ Evening in Paris, WMAL, 30; The Street Singer WMAL, 11:00; Lew White's organ recital, WRC, 11:45. s DANCE MUSIC. Gly Lombardo and his Royal Cana- dians, WMAL. 10:00; Red Nichols’' Orchestra, WMAL, 11:30; Paul Whiteman's Orchestra, WRC, 12:00. HIGH LIGHTS ELSEWHERE. 6:45—Topics in 3 Lowell ‘Thomas — WJZ, WBZ, WBAL, WABC, WHK, WMAQ, KDKA, WLW and WRVA. (i 7:45—The Goldbergs: comedy sketch —WEAF., WSAI, WWJ, WGY and WCAE. 7:45—"Paris Night Life"; Orchestra and Soloists—WJZ. WBAL, WLS, | | 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i | WMAL from “The | under | ADELPHI HOUSE SAL Today on 1:15—Play-by-play description of the third world series game. 3:30—Woman's Radio Review, 4:00—Garden Melcdies. 4:30—The Good Nelighbor. 4:45—Vocational Guidance, Kiwanis Club. 5:00—The Lady Next Door. 30—The Happy Laundrymen. 5:45—Report of the National Indus- trial Conference Board. 5:47—Parnassus Trio. 5:59—Correct time. 6:00—Schneider Orchestra, 6:15—Fairfax program. 6:45—"The Stebbins Boys.” 0—"“Amos 'n Andy.” :15—Ohman and Arden, piano duo. 0—Lee Morse, crooner. 7:45-—Harold Veo's Orchestra with Mar- guerite Cromwell, 0—'T'he Merry Dairymen. —Fine Arts String Quartet. 0—Gladys Rice and Willlam Merri- gan Daly's Orchestra. by the 2mily Party.” —Story Hour dramatization, —Hariy Kogen's Orchestra, 0—Last-Minute News. :02—Slumber music. :30—Weather forecast. 1:31—Song; by Russ Colombo. 5—Lew White, organist. 0—Paul Whiteman's Orchestra. 0a to 1:00a—Hogan's Orchestra, Early Program Tomorrow. 5a—Tower Health exercises. 0a—Gene and Glenn. S5a—Morning devotions. 8:30a—Cheerio. 9:00a—Morning Giee Club. 5a—Waring's Troubadours. 9:45a—Food program. 0:00a—Mrs. Blake's radio column. 0:30a—Morning Serenaders. 0a—"Your Child,” by Dr. Ella Op- penheimer. 1:15a—Radio Household Institute. 1:30a—"Timely Garden by W. R. Beattie. 1:45a—Hugo Marianis’ Orchestra. 2:00m—Black and Gold Orchestra. 2:30—National Farm and Home Hour. 1:15—Play-by-play account of the fourth game of the world series. 4759 Meters. 630 Kilocycles. :00—Play-by-play description of the | third world scries game. 30—The Three Doctors. 3:45—Duets by Ben and Helen. :00—Bert Lown's Orchestra. :30—"“What My P:rty Offers Youth, hy Jouett Shouse. :00—“The Faraday Centenary,” Science Service. yn Parsons. Evening Star, 00—Time and program resume. :02—Baker’s progrim 0—Rens and Dunn. 0—Bing Crosby, baritone. ‘15—Maximilian _Pilzer's Orchestra, with Irene Franklin, 30—Jimmy and Jane :45—Morton Downey. tenor. 15—"Singin’ Sam.” :30—Kate Smith. crooner. 5—Manhattan Serenaders. ‘00—Milton Ritienberg's Orchestra, 15--Manhattan Serenaders. 9:30—An Evening in Paris. :00—Guy Lombardo’s Orchestra. 30—Arabesque. :00—The Street Singer. :15—Cuban Orchestra. :30—Red Nichols' Orchestra. :00—Weather report. E IN LONDON ORDERED {Estate Includes Dickens Scenes,| Underground Street, Stores and Barrie's Residence. LONDON, October 5 (N.AN.A).— After many false alarms. the famous Adelphi estate is definitely to be put | up for sale on Thursday. The sale is n two parts, the first covering the Adelphi proper and its vast crypt of underground streets and stores, and the | second the buildings on side, including Adelphi Terrace House, in which Sir James Barrie lives. its western The Adelphi was built by the brothers Adam as a speculative enterprise. and for a long time the owners were the Scottish bankers, the Drummonds. one time Dickens lived at the Adephi Hotel, where he pleced David Copper- field and some of mens in “Pickwick.” bo: wicl fnstrument” into k At he brighter speci- including the fat who attempted to gain Mr. Pick- aitention by running a ‘sharp leg. Famous tenants of the Adelphi have included Garrick and Bernard Shaw, WHAM, KWK, WSM and WIBO. | and the Savage Club has been a place 8:30—Dcath Valley Davis. sketch—WJZ, WBZ, WBAL and ‘WHAM. 00—Roy Bargy's Orche: Quartet—WJZ, WBZ, WBAL, KDKA, WJR and WHAM. 9:30—Musical Dominos; orchestra and piano duo—WJZ, WBZ, WBAL, KDKA, WLW, WJAR and KYW. 10:00—Ohman and Arden. piano duo: male trio and novelty orchestra —WJZ, WBZ, WBAL, KDKA, WLW and WJR. 20:30—Real Folks: sketch of _small town life—~WJZ. WBZ, WBAL, ‘WBZA, KDKA, WLW and KYW. 12:00—Jane Proman's Orchestra: dance music—WJZ, WBZ, WBAL and WHAM, CHURCH IS DEDICATED TO LATE CLERGYMAN Wew Edifice at Emory U., Atlanta Is Scene of Exercises Attended by Bishops. By the Associated Press. ALLAN 4. G, uClober 5.—A $250,- 000 church on the Emory University campus was dedicated yesterday to th memoryqof the late Rev. Wilbur Pisk Glenn. Episcopal Church South. Bishopr Collins Denny, Richmond. Va., delivered the sermon, Bishop Warren A. Candler, senior bishop of the church, in a brief talk formally dedicated the structure to the service of God and pronounced the benediction. Dr. Glenn for more than 50 years was a prominent minister in the North Georgia Methodist Conference. The principal donors of the money to build the memorial were his son and daugh- ter. Thomas K. Glenn, Atlanta banker, and - Mrs, Charles Howard Candler, Atlanta. DIE IN HOME MADE PLANE Towa Girl l;d Fiance Are Killed as “Something Goes Wrong."” AUSTIN, Minn,, October 5 (#).—The £rst airplane ride of Vera McKee, 16, of Chaster, Iowa, ended in the death of herself and her fiance, Edwin Schwake, 20, E'ma, Iowa, near here yesterday. Arthur Wright, 41, pllot and owner of the homemade craft, which had crashed once before, suffered a broken leg and other injuries in the crash. He said “som°>thing went wrong with the * controls.” PSRN | R, Scrapping of the street car lines of . Pont idd, Wales, is to be started at . o#‘ -o-'fm n.un!.clfil bugges Glf_hl dramatic | of call for ell known writers and actors for two generations. The famous vaults under the Adel- i phi, now mainly used by wine mer- | | (Copyright. 12 and Male | chants for storing their wares, once housed part of the treasures of Coutts’ | Bank. 1931. by the North American Newspaper Alliance. Inc.) |POST AND GATTY BACKER By the Ascociated = SEEK NEW-RECORD TEAM Oklahoma Oil Man Offers to Spon- sor Flight to Beat World- Circling Time. NEW YORK, October 5—F. C. Hall, klahoma oil man, who backed the orld-girdling flight of Wiley Post and Harold Gatty, arrived yesterday in quest of t f two aviators to attempt to better heir record. Post and Gatty took 8 day. nd 51 minutes for their flight. 15 hours Hall, who came here from Toronto, in a new plane, the Winnie Mae II, said he wouldi I O. J. DeMOLL & CO. interview airmen interested in a similar roun plane at Floyd Bennett Field. Post and Catty's craft, it was named | " minister_of the Methodist ' o Onioneme Gite. " -the-world journey. Prank Hover, his pilot, landed the Like Mrs. Leslie Fain City.. ““FAMOUS FOR FINE FOODS" personally oh the air tomorrow morning with menus and recipes W O R TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS 9:30 to 9:45 A. M. Alice Foote MacDougall's Coffes, Tea, Cocoa, Preserves, (All programs scheduled for Eastern Standard Time.) by | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, the Radio Folks Behind The Microphone - Early Program Tomorrow. 8:00a—Morning devotions. 8:15a—Something for Every Omne. 9:00a—The Commuters. 9:30a—Tcny's Scrap Book. 9:45a—Morning Minstréls. 10:00a—Frank Young, pianist, s LTHOUGH she admits she feels 10:15a—Musical program. Quartet. BY THE RADIO EDITOR. much more at home in a bath- ing suit or on horseback, Nan Dorland, actress in many radio dramas and before that many legitimete stage successes, has proved conclusively that she acts as well as she swims. She is now heard in a series of domestic dramas entitled “Keeping Up ‘With Daughter,” which originate at the N. B. C. studios in Chicago. She plays the lead role, the young lady who causes her father and mother many woirled evenings, as well as making them exceedingly proud that she is theirs. Prom the time she was a little girl Miss Dorland has been studying danc- ing, music, elocution and dramatics, building up the admirable background which she now possesses. For a_while she was with the Los Angeles Reper- tory Co. Among the stags plays in which she s appeared are “World We Live In" with Robert Edeson: “Remote Control,” with Robert Frazer; “Fata Morgana,” with Elsie Ferguson, and “And So to Bed,” with Elsie Bart- lett Schildkraut. Also she has taken many varied roles in several stock companies, appearing as ingenue in most of them. Her interest in radio work was de-. veloped when she stood before the microphone of Stations KFI and KTM, advertising current stage productions. She is particularly adept at portraying heavy parts, but seems équally at home ih something lighter. She rather thinks she prefers the light roles, but will not admit either a light cr heavy role is her forte. % :g'cgu m’:;:m mm: G Reith B lessons, by George . 11:00a—8chool of Cookery. 11:15a—"Face the World With a Smile,” by Ida Bailey Allen. 11:30a—"The Power of Clubwomen, Mrs. Virginia White Speel. 11:45a—Stage and screen stars. 12:00m—Don Bigelow’s Orchestr 12:30—Columbia Revue. 1:00—Varieties. : 1:15—Play-by-play description of the fourth world series game. 3:30—The Three Doctors. 3:45 to 4:00—The Captivators. WOL 228.9 Meters. 1,310 Kilocycles. 3:00—Variety hour. 4:00—Al Fay, planist. 4:15—Edith Reed's children’s program. 5:00—One-Time Opportunities. 5:30—Paul Gable, organist. | 6:00—"Goll by Al Houghton of the Kenwood Club. | 6:15—Jean Bishop, soprano. | 6:30—Readings by Helen Webb Zeller. | 6:45—Howard M. Cooper, pianist. 7:00—Dinner music. . 1:20—News flashes. 7:30—George Washington University ‘Troubadours. 8:00—Marimba Orchestra. 8:15—0. C. Miller, tenor. 8:30—ClifT and Lolly. 8:45 to 9:00—The Shannons. Early Program Tomorrow. 7:00a—Musical Clock. 8:00a—Birthdays. 8:05a—Musical Clock. Crater Report Unfounded. NEW YORK. October 5 () —Detec- [tive Jacob Von Weisenstein, sent to Stroudsburg, Pa., to determine whether Joseph F. Crater, missing Supreme Court justice, had been seen | Pocono™ Mouritains, notified police headquarters yesterday that the report | was unfounded. (4 RADIO A SALES—SERVICE Adame C 3803 i | FISHERIES COMMISSION’S 5 j 1803 Columbia Road POWER HIT IN CLAM ROWJ. The Fastest and Best Seriice in Toun g Virginia Attorney General Holds Board Cannot Alter Law in | | | * ok ok % he next week or so two pokesmen are to tell 2 1 _Would Do With the Tie first is Aga Kahn, dele- 110:00a—The House Warmers. gate to the Indian round-table confer- | 10:15a—Tuneful Titbits. | ence in London, to be heard over N. | 10:30a—Organ melodies. B. C. Thursday. The following Thur: 11:15a—Modern melodies. day the speaker is to be Rev. William 11:45a—Memories of Hawail. Ralph Inge, the “Glocmy Dean” of St. 12:00m—Luncheon music. Paul's in London. }g:ngdleogl_mn Prench, soprano. x ox ok ok 30 to 1 quest program for | L. ROTHAFEL (Roxy), touring EAIEIRNMER T 1. S. Europe with other offciais of Ra- dio City, is making plans to pre- WISY 15 e sent an hour's broadcast from Berlin 1,460 Kiiocycles. October 11 over an N. B. C. network. 3:00—Organ corcert. It will include music by an orchestra 130—_Recorded program. lin which will be several American 5:00—Where to Get It. musicians now in Europe...A new pr ‘15—News Flashes. gram, to go on five days a week, starts :30—Where to Get Tt at noon October 12 on'N. B. C. It will ‘00—Jimmy Nichols. be known as the “Home Circle.”. :15—Pen 0’ Ink, | The Amerjcan School of the Air re- '30—Let's Go Hollywood,” by Mar- | turns on Columbia for its third season i sy | November 9...Included in the broad- -45—Bud Wilson's Trio. casts from overscas by Columbia is to 00 Shorehai Caneert Orchestr. be a talk by the Prince of Wales at a 130—Myra Marahall, soprano, | dinner of the Navy League in London :45—Dance Orchestra. October 21. :15—American Legion program. — ‘30—Blue Moon Grchestra. :00—News flashes. :15—Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Doty. :30 to 11:00—Dance music. Farly Program Tomeorrow. 00a—Treasure Chest. :00a~-Hints to Housewives. '30a—Program by Alexandria M isterial Association. :00a—Salon music. 30a—Gospel Choir. { 00m—Correct _time. 01—"Personality Reconstruction,” by Anne Tillery Renshaw. 06—Ballad hour 30—Old King Tut. 30—Sam and Henry. :45—Rudy Schramm’s Orchestra. :15—Organ melodies. :30—Three Melody Men. R ——— Enables you to “Get the Best from Your Radio” Aerial unnecessary. Ban- ishes lightming storm dangers . By the Associated Press. NEWPORT NEWS, Va., October 5.— | The Virginia Commissioner of Fisheries is not empowered to permit the taking of clams within three-quarters of a mile of the shore lying between Lynn- haven Inlet and Willoughby Spit Pier, ' | in the opinion of Attorney General John R. Saunders. ‘The attorney general's opinion is contained in a letter just received by Judge Joseph W. Chinn, commissioner, who requested a ruling as to the com- mission’s authority in this respect fol- lowing a public hearing held at New- port News earlier this year to consider the application of a large number of clammers for permission to take clams in these waters from November 1 to April 1. The application was opposed on the ground that the fisheries body is with- out authority to alter or modify the existing statute on the subject and for other reasons alleged, whereupon the ' commission referred the legal question involved to the attorney general for an opinion. Listen to the Musical Dominos tonight 4 WJZ at 9:30 veeter it with Domino” 1931 i De Moll & Co.’s 29th Anniversary | Let the , ATWATER KENT Radio Give you the play by play | results of the | I World Series I Base Ball Games . We are now showing the New 1932 i Superheterodyne models | 1 Pianos Radios Furniture | il Twelfth and G Sts. N.W. ! 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IERGETIC MAN | Can make $75 per week with large national organization: experience mot necessary. but must stand close investigation for lovaity d co-operalion: a permanent position is allable. ~ For personal interview address Box 274-1. Star office | MEN WHO ARE LOOKING | into the future have an excel- { lent opportunity to grow with a | progressive life insurance com- pany, selling industrial and ordi- nary insurance; good commis- sion, chance for advancement; experience not necessar; Ap- ply a.m. to Mr. Raley st. n.w., 4th floor. et Ml soprano, aito. tenor. bass . experience.’ church amliation \ddress Box 92-H. Star_office. MAN AND WIFE. white janitor in suburbs. ~Middle-aged couple pre- ferred. House Teni, board ana $55 per month for both. Apoly with refersnces. 3015 14th _st. n.w.. between 7 and 8 p.m. PERIODICAL PUB'S, SERVICE BUREAU can use three or four expr. magazine salesmen or salesiadies. No depoiits 1o collect. Com- missions paid direct each week. Mr. Hay_ wood, 908 G st. n.w., 318, 8-9 a.m., 56 pm. .“as coox and AGENTS to sell high-grade line of made- to-order Xmas greeting cards paying 407 commission and bonus: also several magnifi- cent box assortment: startling values; special terms to_organizations MAYFLOWER ART CO.. 219 Denrike Bldg., 1010 Vermont Ave. N.W. i FARN $10.00 A DAY, SHOW FAMOUS ARTISTS' XMAS CARDS. A few sineere men and women wanied by the biggest company in the Christmas card netionally advertised FAMOUS ARTISTS' Xmas card: No competition: generous cash bonuses. Liberal commissions paid daily IN ADVANCE--DIVIDENDS. Three great Xmas card box assortmen! The Process Corporation, 1126 Nat. Press Bldg. e L _____ WANTED—SALESMEN. SALESMAN wanted to sell adding. z-lfll lating and bookkeeping machines. Address Box_2-J. Star ofiice. SALESMEN, good repul n, cl make good living: bring references. Room 20, 918 F st. n.w.. at 9 a.m. | ENTS sell our dollar box of 21 beawiful Srieimas cards, 80% commission. Earl’s, Inc., 151" . . COAT SALESLAI sy, permanent position. th_ st T FUR {elling Capitol Fur_Shop. 1308 G st. 1. GERMAN _WOMAN—Part-tim ‘Takoms Park. M. M. D GIRL. GIRLS, G to Jearn beauty ture. Earn while ~you learn. Beauty School. 621 F st. n.w GIRLS +40; pi 10 Z. GIRLS (2). neat. intelligent. to learn beauty Cilture: ‘sl salary. 325 National Press Bldx between 9 und 11 a.m. GIRLS, white, for weitresses. K st n.w. EIK Y e GIRLS-Must be neat in appearaace. Cioo money, short hours. Apply A. & W, Root Beer Stores, 4340 Conn. ave. n.w., 2 p.m. or 7 p.m. £ LADIES, Cathoiic, part or whole time: Call 8 fo 10 or 5 to 6. Life Bldg. 14th and ¥ LADIES, 6, to solicit Tuesday_evening between 6 and 7, Creek_Church_rd. n.w._ LADIES wanted to_sell o A rocks wad Biiison Shirts New Fall fine. greatest ever. Large earnings assured Tertitory open in mearby Va. and Marvland it "Apply by letter, brancli mer. i324 AT 3 LADIES (4}, household necessitie: profits; we finance you. Gorby, 921 nw experienced, g0od sal- The Loeb Co., 114 15 E n.wl, be m Apply 1819 white, child 3 vears B 'Address Box city Teferences. Star ofice. = experienced. to ADply 408 1st st. TAILORESS wanted, first-c knows how to make hand buttonhole: ply Monday, Morris Kern, 2030 P & North 10446, WOMAN, accusiomed to m seliing. door-to-deor work. 0649 for_interview. LG AR YOUNG LADIES. 21 o complete local wroup traveling nearby States and cities re- liewing publisher's annual contra. We train ‘and_ pay $80 month. Expenses vanced. Our Mr. Gillesple will intery appljcants Mornday and Tuesday at Arlin ton Hotel L WE have openings for several voung women as fitters and alteration hands. perience ah- solutely necessary, Address Box 275-). Star ofiice. WOODWARD & LOTHROVP desires the services of women alteration operators experienced on coats and dresses. Apply Employment Office, ninth flo AMBITIOUS WOMEN. 1 wish to hire 4 cultured women who hav better than & Anished high-school education d°are Gesirous of making business connec- n ‘where ability and application produce commenturate income. Personal interview is mecessary. Phone for appointment Cathe erine O'Neili, Hotel Washi HELP—DOMESTIC. COOK—_Experienced: German. French Scotch preferred. ~ Willing to o to Hage town, Md, Good home and wages. Add Box 348-H. Star_office. Bsssans COOK. competent, Ger work with German second gitl in family of three adults: pleasant maid’s quarters. Phone Tson 9442 25 _Bee COOK AND LAUNDRESS for family of two. must be first-cless, middle-aged, colored pre: ferred; city reference reuired: stay nights: wages. $50 per month. Address Box 492:H, Star office. i e 7 G WOMAN. white. experienced. to assist_in general housework: o home nights: city Felerences required: 336 mo. Call at 37V st.n ting_public: no Phone National ants sm refererice: ACCOUNTANT-BOOKKEEPER sel of books to keep in evening: ‘Addfess Box 437-H. Btar ofice. A “MECHANIC, expert: S West 3080, any time of ored. w work_of any kind. . SITUATION—DOMESTIC. COLLEGE GIRL, .+ col after 4 ER WORK; 28¢¢ia1 before the Fall rush. Not a comoany, but private contractors. Pavl Klaassen & Sons, Atlantic 3738. 136 E st. s.c. CURTAINS STRETCHED, 40c per pair, a specialty. ered anywhere. CURTAINS STRETCHED, 40 3 work called for and delivered. c;.?:l:ol.n H‘l'l per panel, 50c Called for and de] Atiantic_3811. rch up_your Na 3 CHAIRS AND FURNITURE repaired and re- finished: ‘wenuine rush ehair bottoms; cane- k! upholstering. JMW?;(,;. Tepair we .Yk. 1 1th st. s.e. | L . A CHAIR CANEING- gk, ockers stering._Armstrong. 1235 10th n.w. Met. 2062, GENERAL MAID, coiored, appea CXDeTienced. CO0L, © ¥obd 81 Rroua - Tha walliess or pari’ time: ref. GIRL, thorous Visnes s ple. T0s5 GIRL. colored, mother's melper; prevy GIRL, coloreq, wi competent. . it place vitn adults or cou- no chilaren; stay nignts. Phone Met. Wwants work as nurse or GIRL wishes job_as mothers -helper. Can Live relerence. " Call Novih i1 berween 13 Sndiigmre GIRL, colored, meat, relial WOIk or ' general housews 1536 Kingman pl GIRL, colore, whole time Fotomac 18 GIRL, color Tefined, wishes work and waitress in’ private family, Teference. Lincoln 2742-J. GIRL. colored, chambermaid or waitress: 1740 You st. n.w.. Pot. 22 GIRL, colorea, houseworker: 1019 Wis. ave. n.w., -y GIRL wants day's work or part t Work at niglt. Decatur 5752, HOUSEKEEPER, white; can do plain or_practical nursing. 2130 N &t LAUNDRY wanted to take home; |vine years' cily reference. Phone Metro- Mrs._Pranklin. hes part_time or s mother's helper or nurse. wishes place as experienced; rei. cook und Teterence. CONTINENTAL HOME TMPRO AENT' €O. _ CHANDLER BLDG.—NAT. 2584. Nothing Down—-3 Years to Pay. Ist Payment November Papernanging—Painting—Plumbing—Heat- in rict - ing —Cementing— Carpentering - Shingling - Roofing—Gutter and_8y ESTIMATES FREE. SATIS- FACTION GUARANTEED. HIMNEYS AND FURNACES CLEANED, $3: cuum_system; roof repairing, floor work. E. Day. Capitol He ELECTRIC ~ WIRING FIXTURES—6 rooms. hall. bath. 350. Over 500 satisfied customers in Washington. Get my estimate, See the reason. H. M. Carpenter, North FLE *wiring_and fxtures, six- ELECTRIC 200, o, 360 compiete. Dist. 7172._City Elec. Co.. 815 7th n.w. 12% FLOOR WORK, every description: reasan- able: guaranteed: dustless machines: also L. T. Folk. Clev. 0528. tomec 868, te. FLOORS. PAINTING. PAPERHANGING—Ex- pert mechanics; reduced prices. Paul Serene, 26 New York ave. National 3666. FURNACES, latrobes and heating plants cleaned and repaired by experts: work guar- anteed. Don't delay. Special prices. Cleye- a; 7 * GENERAL REPAIRING, painting, roofing. tinning, furnsce work; prices very reason- able; estimates free. H. E. Shipley, Dec. ""17. first-class, wishe: take home; best of references. A HEATING AND PLUMBING, new and Te- pairing; oll burners included; time payments. MAID—Exceilent housemaid, colored, will do plain sewing; whole or part lime. Met. 1033, colored, excellent_cook and waitress, k00d mother's heiper, full or part time. _Excelleng city_reference.’ Norih 4342 OVEKNESS, German. with hikhest Teferences: complete care 'of infants. 620 Eve st n.w 22, 5 VOMAN, colored. _city_relerences. neat, position as Call_Col._2390. ___ ime worker, =Decatur 5645. energetic, colored, Virginia, wants work, any capa i ble. Cail at 1538 15t st. n.w. WOMAN, white, middle aged, desires po- sition of housekeeper; no washing. Address Box 277-J. Star_office. . WOMAN wants place can stay nights. _Call ._Pot. 331 _ respectful. wants work of z Phoné_North 7901. . WOMAN, middle aged, wants to Keep house for employed family; experiepced in every getail; excellent cook. Tefegences. 1240 Lawrence st. ne. Decatur 3287 6 e PERSONAL. REMODELER. OF _ HATS — EXCLUSIVE ideas, special hand blocking, finest manship. "RACHEL M. B . 8 1 with Julius Garfinckel & Co., Lincoln 1 Ventosa. Apt. 30. MOTHER'S CARE GI years Doctor's reference. 2982-W. GERMAN CHILD 4 Phone Shepherd LY OR 1IN | 1310 19th | CHILDREN ARDED, WITH MOTHER S care, in private home; ‘special care to diet; large, equipped play yard. Cleve. 3977. 5° REDUCING—7 TREATMENTS. $5; CABINET Turkish baths, showers, baking, clec. tres Results_assured. North 6208. 1913 N st. DON'T _ DISCARD ~YOUR WORN —HATS. Reblocked and molded into the lates: cre- ation to suit the individual, $2.50 and $3.50. Smart new hets to order, $3.50 up. Experts. Formerly with Madame Ash._Dist. 9656. WOULD LIKE POSITION TO SING OVER radio. _ Contralto. low. sympathetic voice. Also” good Teac: X dress Box 23-J. Star omée I (5 EVERY CARE GIVEN INVALIDS, CONVA- lescents and by nurse in' her own 5 BOY, 360 Maryland av _District_6062. % CHAUFFEUR end houseman. colored, honest Teliable, with excellent references. desires & place te family; four years lasi placy T R UFFEUR-HOUSEMAN, _colored. wishes AT O QU best el ‘Teterepoes: 1 Morris rd. se. _____ o FFEUR JOB. butler or work of any Write CHAU K‘n‘d by neat colored man; reference. 1644. s 5 CHEF, 16 years' experience, excellent cogk and manager. highly recommended; private family or gentleman. first-class refersnces; Own car. Address Box 280-7. S r_ufl;e.__l “STUDENT desires clerical worl nished.” Col. b two_Filipinos: b rk: both can drive. toget separate:_best references. Met. 1837, EDITORIAL ASSIETANT: four sears' experi ence with monthly magazine, weekly news- paper: coliege graduste. age 24. available Tmmediately for position with future. Ad- dress Box 421-F. Star office. =t EX-MARINE wants work, drafting. fewelrv or any other; reference. Linc. 4987-M, be- fore 10 a.m. # ] ILIPINO désires & position as butler, €00 BT thaudenr: With ‘good references. Call Columbis 3268 S FILIPINO desirés position in & private fam ily ‘as chaufieur, cook or butler: A-1 ref erence. Address Box 31-J. Star_office. 6° _ FILIPINO, experienced waiter and man, can cook. wants position private fam- ily; best ref. Address Box 302-H, Star office. 'RAL OFF] M. TS Fulien Sears i ‘Covernment and & ipin fers _and r or twelve_vears in local private concern. dress Box 462-H, Star office. HOUSEMAN. _white, _German, g0od plain cook. Housekeeper gentleman's home. 8 references. Address Box 498-J, Star EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES._ JOGRAPHERS. EK( . typist male, and femaleopeeded hourly” R RS €00k houseworkers; by duy, Week, month: ref. investigated. ' Decatur 3581 1837 11th n. 0c28' STENQGRAPHERS. bookkeepers. positions gn:ll':":tl'ly lorPtehnl. wlhu':nl‘ull T ee. * Personnel Bervice, Bidg., 1420 N, Y. ave. n.w. no regis- 714 Evans INSTRUCTION COURSES. COAGHING: ALGEBRA, ARITHMETIC, ENG- lish. “French. history, Latin, speiling, etc.: elementaty and advanced subjects. Address Box_21 Star_office. 5* MAN, colored, janitor or houseman. exverl enced kitchen and pantry worker, neat. re- Itable. willing, honest: ref. Decatur 2419, MAN, colored, 33 years old. with good refer- ence: experience In housework. butler: can cook a little. _Address 1619 Sth st. n.w. 5° MAN, young. white, age 31 With ¢ to travel: 2-yr. high school gradu mechanical and aeronautical d t have wor: of any kin M. Star offce. 25 MEDICAL STUDENT, Tegistered pharmicist in_ District of Columbla, desires relief work any evening, Saturd Suncey. Phone Metropoliten’ 1896. ir. s MUSICIAN. CELLIST, double banjo. experi- enced concert, hotel, dances. desires en- Sagements. Address Box 281-J, Star office. FRENCH—PRIVATE LESSONS; REDUCED rates to groups; tutoring; certified teacher. 1430 Girard st. n.w. _Col. 8194-J. 8 HMAN or_general utility man T e ot Ko Box 443-H. Star_office. 5 AUTO - DRIVING _ LESSONS, LICENSED g T AT R T Structor's permit. Adams 3480 . - gr STENOGRAPHIC - TYPISTS' ‘COACHING course civil service exam.. rough drafts. l':"ole service ma- it b 1333 F st. D 18 TO to read, eastest write, is rapid, juicker lear) b B Sl oSl thertifet Gregs Shorthind, Sec. etarial Sohool: 1383 F s T FREN( en E PERSONNEL DIRECTOR, successful o Placing. rien 5 Soe: can people in right jobs: select your employes equally well: 1930 col- lege graduate. home.__Adam 1033 Kalorama 1d. W DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY THERE is N0 need to feel thal they must ccept i rior Tuneral servicas. due to inabllity to p: & high price. The Greater V. W. Chambe Co. offers & complete funer: for as little as $75. Worl proof, alrcight, susra may be rom Cha: of deeth call the Creater Chambers Co.._14t] in_n.w._ Col. 0432. YOUNG'S KINDERGARTEN, MODERN, PRO- pressive; aiso supervised recreation’ aft, public school classes: Saturday play grou transportation provided. Norih 6993. ANY PERSON KNOWING WHEREABOUTS Mary Emlen Johnson. who owned property on Eryant st. n.e. known as lots 35 and 36, square 3336, communicate with Louls Hor wits._Attorney. 708 Columblan Building. GOOD VOICES WANTED, PROTESTANT church choir: solo; best voice lessons op- portunity, Address Box 448-H, Star office. d. mbers for $85. W W, MOTOR TRAVEL. GO BY PRIVATE AUTO. RE EXPENSE: SHARE teferences xchanged, Bunyan's Auto Travel Bureau. 1321 Pennsyivania Met. 6782. 5° MOTOR CODACHES TO LLAUREL RACE + B. & A. station, 12th and New 12:30 NOON. Leave Laurel After Last Race. Leave. York ave., BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. Sth st. n.e.Lincoln 0272. HOME IMPROVEMENTS. Let us take care of your HOME IMPROVE- MENTS you are planning to 0. such as gainting. paperis €. plumbing. etc, mall monthly will “take care of &ll your work. Fstimates free. Phone THE HOME DECORATORS. INC.. Met. 0854-8955, stapeimst mw. - o HOUSECLEANING. plastering. staining, wax- ing foors, finishing and refinishing ail kinds gf floors, 32 and up. William Fields. Pot. PAINTING. PAPERHA special prices this month: work_guasranteed. S. D. PAINTING, PAPERIN deal direct’ with mechanic and be con you save money: ge 1oom papered. 36.90. Call amy time. etz Col. PAPERHANGING—Good _ wo _guaranteed: Tooms scraped dry. crzcks filled at 1 plastering done reas. Horowiiz, Ad. 6 plastering 2t low prices anteed. Baliz. 601 Iry PAPERHANGING—Special prices this week: roons papered, $5 up: latest designs: work guaranteed ’5 years. Pemberton, 132 C ! Lincoln 765: PAPERHANGIN( mate furnished. Work George, 2129 18th st. n PAPERING, PAINTING. this week only. Rooms scraped. dry. Cracks flled. 35 ub: all work fusranteed. Cali Georgia 5067, City Service Dec. PAPERHANGING, PAINTING. Rooms _papered, $5 bath, kitchen pzinted. $5 up: floors refinished: interior, ex- Lin. 576 $5 and up. Est aranteed. A Paperhanging and Panting. pecial Prices This Week Only. ¥ yment Starts Nov. 1. Will screpe (drs) and paper average size Toom, $%i paperhanging guaranteed for § iting): we also paint houses, In paints used Duich Boy iead. oll: paints mixed on premise six-room house. $50, inciud- s and insice service: we'al: Umbing and heating plants: ail with regulations of District 1d new baths and lay and scrape floors; all work completed from our own shop. under supervision of our manager, With experience of 18 years: free estimates: cesh or credit up to 3 years: no interest or finance charges: with all estimates we you 10 references of the kind of work we are doing. Peoples Home Improvement C 9th NW. Metropolitan_9004._ PLASTER REPAIRING—Straight new work. patching, pointing up. Get the man who does best work st reasonable prices. Lloyd Perdue, 836 4th st. n.w._Nat. 3238 [ SN (G—Guttering, spouting, paint- ROOFING™G i oo cleaning, . re pairing: reasonable,” Ajax Rocfing Co., North \ght. 2038 18th st. n.w ROOFING—Now is the your roof the Pall rush. This is not a company, but s_private contractor. ~Phone Atlantic 3738, 136 E st Paul Klaassen_& Sons. UPHOLST 3 e Fepairing; work Gone in-the home il desited. B 8. Wea 1434 Newton st. n.w UPHOLSTERING chair_ceneing: Tef Weismuller, 1735 14th st. n.w. Decatur and TPHOLSTERING —Repairing. all Kinds slip covers. cushions: guaranteed work. F. J. Garland. 5632 Ga. ave. _Ga. 2646, FOR RENTExcellent location, with drive in, for tire and battery business. Also equip- ped_shoe repair_shop and lunch room. R. B. Behrend, 1317 Fow. . _* HOUSE, 8 ROOMS. Reduc price. Less than $400; choice location. Eller Co.. -National 3527. ' _ [ ROOMING HOUSE, 19 rooms, 5 bath: priv Running water in 4 roo A 't Co.. National 352 LUNCH ROOM FOR SALE: on one of the best locations on 14tk st. APply 1020 1ath st. .. =3 i MEAT STAND, best location: brice very re sonable for cash. Address Box 200-H. Star office. ___ DS S ASSOCIATE WANTED, man or lady. inte ested in promotion of patented article with- out competition, Addr Teferences, Box 348-H. Star_offi AURANT doing $700 per week: 35,000 Brovers: - Addseas Box SORH. 8ot offce. 30 ind gro. store :‘l’m l"‘“nn ltllnl:h 1 wner. 2614 Motrison st Cleve. 8046 "5 FIRST-CLASS TAILOR, SHOP. e TR ment., Open ali diy Sunday. > oPomnt- ROOMING HOUSE WANTED l;’ < Address Box ee. at_once. 289-J, Address Box 401-H. Stdr office. L SCH SUBLICITY MAN. experienced in Beswatan,of e Seto i Bl e, firess Box 413-H, Star offce. 5 WORK farm, waxini cleaning A : back yare :_good work. on floors Jawns ainting dams o1 Dee COAL YARD for_saie or lease: central n.w. location: wonderful ~opportunity. ~Address Box_266-J._Star_office. 5 3 A T year. Worth " ihvestigation. | Gwner. U"fl"fl_ AN, , well edu- TOUNG DU N rienced. in. statistical Tk And e ern: pithest Tei- or'Teal es / n s Address 1 Star omoe. YOUNG MAN, exper! rior and ex- ting, grainer and penciller, desires otk PMetropoilian 9780, BRIDGE LESSONS, PRIVATE v@ ever y, Sapines by jxciuiive youne i M ATO TAUGHT QUICKLY BY L A 180 STt nstructors; your o our, car. UTO ASY Parkine: cluteh contrer, 1 i c arnished. Call old relabie: Met: 1008 YOU CAN'T PICK UP TELEPHONE OP! ating bus A fahe " BRrord mide tuin 2t N-¥. ave. PLAY JAZZ IN 20 LESSONS: = bamio, Hel prde Tessons Il‘y’ufi\’lvmlul!‘x:\- ment. Orch. practice open io students and amateur musicians. GUITAR H e he t of references: m l Eg&.lfi oxh‘hldunli\ctt es \‘““ YOUNG MAN, 28, trained in ac- counting, budgets, credits, economics, statistics, with five years well- rounded business experience, includ- ing three as treasurer, desires pos: tion. University graduate. .Address Box 408-H, Star office. * -umnnons——nglzn AND WOMEN. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE would like t0 have the resident menagement of apartment house col “a#el. -Wm Y Phone GOOD BUSINESS TION Store Ahd_S-room and bain dw on main business street of. Anacostia: excellent o S - o ling, 365, Abply 3205 Nichols aye: ‘Atpuu_e_ 5 UICK QI,:C,};},ON' NO_PUBLIC- o s s " ROOMS PAPERED, COMPLETE. X'NCIQLDXNG !’AP‘R— $5.00 UP. J. R. SEARS, Rortn York Ave. Phone UNION IMPROVEMENT CO. 308 CHANDLER BLDG., NATIONAL 7403. Speciel reducsd prices’ guring the month of October. No down Davment neCessary— 3 vears to pay. longer terms may be ar- ranged. First payment November 15th. Pa- perhanging, plumbing. heating + day ‘new hsrdwooa floors. bric build ‘new zarages, porches, gut- ter and spouting, and do iher kinds of home improvements. Al work super- vised by competent mechanics. Estimates furnished frec of charge. e guarantee in writing_utmost_satisfaction CALL A RELIAB CONCI 1s no better than the co Ay PTom “makes t. "« Thousands ‘of sagis- Fattory Jobs attest to the satisfaction ‘we assure you. Absolutely No Cash Required. Pay s Little As $5.00 Monthly. Painiie. prssiing plompine, Dlsterin. ing. electrical v roofing. cementing. tering. _weather striop! sarages. cheerfully_given free. ERAL CONTRACTING CO. NEW YORK AVE. DIST. 5082. painting. t_piano, _good condition, 38 Also beand-rew 'fiber living roomi ‘three-cushion settee. Tocker and arm- never been used; lurm. for 330, 0th st. n.w. ATH_TUBS, brick_snd bulldlne materiais. 2x10, in fi sed “mageriai I8 * for lection. st $778RES or the ereatest selection at bareain IG DEPT. i I'“ll .. HOUSEWRECKIN( R T R?llhl'flbi‘—‘h& A BA’ — Uncalled for baiteries. fully charged anc Iarants B - fav i Bullery S5, 500 14th % e le. solid mahogany. brown. hand . with Stearns & Foster box ta fit: perfect condition: Drlc(mll;’rxsfu Apt. 411-B. lhe Westchester. Emerson %