Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1931, Page 24

11932 TELEVISION A Al © M. A-LEESE RADIO €O. WJZ Jletwork Ineluding WBAL MUSICAL MENU 23.Piece Dance Orchestra 5:45 P.M. Tonight and Every Wednesday and Friday, WOL i DEMONSTRATION 5to6P.M,9t0 11 | Wardman Park Hotel || LA FRANCE TELEVISION CO. ND | | iR WASHINGTON PIANIST, SOLOIST with EUGENE ORMANDYS ORCHESTRA Telody TMomonts Tonght, 830 oclock _ | KDKA WLW But 7lot WRC 2 Years at 718 7th St. N.W. MODERNIZE \ || Your Home | by the EBERLY PLAN i Now in Our New Home 1108 KN.W. A. EBERLY’S SONS (Ine.) A FULL LENGTH SHOW WITHOUT TURNING THE| DIAL Anonbestsble combinstion — these four leading radio programs. Set ‘your dials once —and hear two and one-half solid hours of distingwished ‘music and heipful informa- tion. A full-length show — brilliant and eparkling from beginning to end. Enjoy it in the snug comfort of your own bome tonight — and every Wednesday wight , —over WRC AND A MATION - WIDE NBC NETWORK 8:30 mosiLOIL Reudolf Friml, hn-.cwp—flr and pianist, artistinanall- p...‘.’n' ".‘.:'...a.a.., King an n. .Sw‘l- Stanbury and Gl-dy- Rice in Frim| duets 9:00 MALSEY, STUART Distinctive orchestral selections include Marche Carnaval- esque, Carry Me Back to Old 7 LaTarastelle Fretil- e! ?‘ixg from l{:r‘ Band Wagen. Old Counsellor topic: The National Credit Corperation. 9:30 PALMOLIVE Olive Palmer’s no...Paul Olmnfilu tenor . . . The Revellers, harmo- nizing spetial favorites. . . Emo R orchestra captivating wil r-unullxtmg dance tunes and popular melodies. 10:30 COCA-COLA Grantland Rice presenting an up-to-the-minute football in- terview with Gil Dobie of “ Cornell. Gustave Haenschen directing the famous all-string Coca-Cola orchestra. Olga Albani, soloist. WEDNESDAY “ites among his compositions. ' GIL DOBIE TONIGHT Veteran Cornell Coach to Dis- cuss Tomorrow’s Big Grid Games. Ny — The big Thanksgiving day foot ball battles will be discussed tonight by Gil Dobie, veteran Cornell coach, who is ledtured in the | Grantlam'"Rice, & ing Co. attraction olrlnz into Wash- lnxtnn over WROC. Dobie also is !x&wct;" to discuss im- games, The musi- nund or thh program will be provided by Olgs Albani, soprano, | and Gustave Haénschen's Orchestra. Rudolph Friml,’ composer of & num- ber of musi®il comedy scores, will make one of his rare appearances before the microphe.e during the concert program from 8:30 to 9 o'clock. Gladys Rice, soprgno, and Doug Stanbury also will contribute to this program. which is made up entirely of Friml's own favor- Friml's first piano selection will be “Indian Love Call” from “Rose Marie.” He also will play “Valse Huguette,” from “The Vagabond King.” New Commercial Program. A varied musical program will pro- by the “Old Counselor” at 9 o'clock. The selections range from Schubert's “Moment Musicale” to “Carry Me Back to Old Virginny.” Marguerite Cromwell will sing_three numbers in her program with Harold Veo's Orchestra at 7:45 o'clock. “Faded Summer Love,” the opening number, will be followed by “Baby, Save Your Tears,” and “Aren’t We All?" WRC also has scheduled a new com- mercial program at 8 o'clock, featuring the Singing Violins, under the direc- tion of Sidney Sidermann. The fea- tured selection will be “Oh, So Pure,” and “Only a Rose,” from “The Vaga- bond King.” Beatrice Lillie, English musical com- edy star, will contribute to the Person- | alities program tonight over WMAL and a network of associated Columbia Broadcasting System stations. She will broadeast from her dressing room in a Philadelphia_theater, where she is ap- pearing in “The Third Little Show.” Mystery Drama Program. “Seeds of Murder,” a mystery drama, will be the Crime Club presentation at 9:30 o'clock. The play deals with gay life on a Long Island estate. Adele Vasa, soprano, and Barbara Maurel will assist Andrew Kostelanetz and his orchestra with the concert pro- gram from 10:15 to 10:30 o'clock. The specialty will be “L'Amour, Tojoure TI'Amour.” The Royal Hawailans, the Conti- nental Trio and the Maui Islanders will contribute to the musical portion of the WOLhF WJSV’s chief lelturn include a’con- cert by the Shoreham Orchestra and a recital by Florence Woodworth Shipley, soprano. Folks Behind The Microphone BY THE RADIO EDITOR. RANCES LEE BOWDEN is doing her first job of broadcasting and from present indications she’s going to be on the air every day for the time being, giving in the language of the Ozark Mountains her reactions to New York. Eighteen “closing in on 19,” as she puts her age, Frances went to New York 35 days ago and is rather reticent about zhe visit beyond saying her main purpose is to go on the stage. She made her radio debut Monday and didn't appear to be a bit nervous before the microphone, reading her lines like a veteran. Only once did she stumble, literally as well as figuratively. Then she missed a cue or two, at the same time stepping on the microphone cable and generating a big noise in the speaker, - * K kX MID the chattering of the children in the “Lady Next Door” program, conducted by Madge Tucker, is a voice that sounds almost ‘denmcllly to that of Eddie Cantor, but it comes from the mouth of 14-year-old Howard Merrill, who plays various dramatic parts in the sketch. Incidentally, while the “Lady Next Door” periods may be a great lark to all of the participants, they mean more than that. The youngsters get paid just like grownups. * % wa HE symphony orchestra directed by ‘Waiter Damrosch is laid out solely to fit the limitations of broad- .. The result is his music always sounds better via loud speaker than it does in the studio or auditorium. Dr. Damrosch conducts from a stand hav- ing & brass railing around three sides. It was put there so he could not step off backward, unexpectedly. . * % % % YOLUMBIA and N. B. C. networks will carry the opening session of President Hoover's Conference on Home Building_and Ownership Decem- ber 2. ., . Paul Whiteman's first radio concert of modern American music of a more serious character will be broadcast Sunday night over an N. B. C. network, . Eddie Cantor’s radio contract has been extended through January. .. The Goldbergs celebrate their second broadctast anni- versary Saturday. . . . Mme. Marie von Unschuld, Washington pianist, is to do an educational program tonight at 9 o'clock for the Jenkins television station, W3XK. She will describe the original Hungarian folk songs under- lying Liszt's rhapsodies. — HARD WORK AWAITS UNEMPLOYED DRIFRERS By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, November 25.— Hard work on a rock pfle and mountain fire trails confronts the non-resident unemployed here. In a proclamation Monday Gov. James Rolph, jr. au- thorized establishment of camps at California’s eastern boundaries to cope with the influx of unemployed from Eastern States. Non-residents already in California, or who contemplate entering, are to be their only Californis. ay, the proclamation said. aw permits arrest as v ‘The proclamation was issued after Los Angeles civic organizations, who approximately 1,000 persons into tate dail “BETTER USED CARS” We Never Offer Any Used Cars But “Better Used Cars” ON THE AIR! MOTT MOTORS, Inc. I 1520 14th St. N.W. Dec. 4341 vide the setting for the investment talk | ‘put to work, with food and shelter as grants of persons without funds or jobs. a conference with representatives of said Clluornils climate and reputation for caring for her owrl were l!h‘“tglli e THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, on the Radio (All programs scheduled for Eastern Standard Time.) 315.6 Meters. WRC 950 Kilocycles. 3:00-,Woman's Radio Review. 4:00-*"Pop 4:30—Eastman School Chamber Music. 5:00—The Lady Next Door. 5:15—Frances Bowden. i Paintings in Many by Alice Hutchins 5:45—Breen and de Rose. 6:00—“Music Treasure Box,” by Plerre V. Key. 6:15—Correct_time. 6:16—"The Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe,” by Chief Justice Fenton W. Booth of the Court of Claims; music by the Radio- tone Quartet. 6:21—Edwin L. Rogers, baritone. 6:30—Melodieus Milkmen. 6:45—The Stebbins Boys. 7:00—Amos 'n’ Andy. 7:15—Lanin’s Orchestra. Orchestra. 7:45—Harold Veo's Orchestra and Mar- guerite Cromwell. 8:00—The Singing Violins. 8:15—Ohman and Arden, piano duo. 8:30—Gladys Rice, soprano, and Na- thaniel Shilkret's Orchestr: 9:00—Invegtment advice by “The ! 0ld “Counsellor.” 9:30—Olive Palmer, Cameo Trio, Rev- elers’ Quartet and Frank Black's Orchestra. 10:30—Grantland Rice interviews Gil Dobie, coach of the Cornell foot ball team. 11:00—Last-Minute News. 11:02—"The Voice of Radio,” by Nellie Revell. | 11:15—Weather forecast. 11:16—Jesse. Crawford, organist. 11:30—Vincent Lopez and his orchestra. 12:00—Lew Conrad’s Orchestra, 12:30 to 1:00a—Paul Whiteman and his orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow. 8:00a—Gene and Glenn. 8 -Morning Devotions. 8:30a—Cheerio. 9:00a—Morning Glee Club. 9:15a—Tom Waring's Troubadours. 9:45a—Food program. 10:00a—Mrs. Blake’s Radio Column. 10:15a—Breen and de Rose. 10:30a—Morning Serenaders. 11:15a—Mme. Lolita Gainsborg, plan- 1st. 11:30a—Hugo Mariani’s Orchestra, 12:00m—The Home Circle. 12:15—Black and Gold Orchestra. 1:30—Mid-day Musical. 1:45—Nebraska-Pittsburgh foot ball game. 228.9 Meters. WOL 1,310 Kilocycles. 3: Do—vnrlety Hour. 4:00—Ellen H. Wheatley, pianist. 4:15—Talk by Louis Rothschild, direc- tor the Better Business Bureau. 4:30—Tea Time Tunes. 4:45—March Time. 5:00—One-Time Op] itles. 5:15—Mabel C. Latimer, soprano. 5:30—Hawaiian Melodies. 5:45—Musical Menu. 6:00—Strickland Gillilan, humorist. 6:15—The Minstrel. 6:30—The Jones Family. 6:45—"Uncle George,” the Town Crier. 7:00—Dinner music. 7:15—Red Cross program. 7:20—News flashes. % 7:30—"The Watch Tower of Scouting.” 7:45—Maul Islanders. 8:00—Concert Orchestra. 8:15—The Jolley Sisters. 8:30—The Royal Hawallans. 8:45 to 9:00—Continental Trio. Early Program Tomorrow. ‘7:00a—Musical Clock. 8:00a—Birthdays. 8:05a—Musical Clock. 10:00a—Tuneful Titbits. 10:30a—Nonsecalities. 11:00a—"Contract Bridge,” Frank Guest. 11:15a—Modern Melodies. 12:00m—*“American Thanksgiving and ‘Why,” by A. G. Morse. 12:15—Washington Industries Cam- 12:30 th. 1:00—Naval Hospital request program. WMA 475.9 Meters. 630 Kilocycles. 3:00—Kathryn Parsons. 3:15—Four Eaton Boys. 3:30—Arthur Jarrett. 3:45—"How to Use the Hospitals of Your City,” by Dr. W. W. Eldridge. 4:00—United States Navy Band. 5:00—Primer for Town Farmers. 5:10—Rhythm Kings. 5:15—Uncle Olie and His G 5:30—Herr Loule and the e 5:45—Correct time. 5:46—Flashes from The Evening Star, by Doug Warrenfels. 6:00—Weather forecast. 6:01—Sunshine program. 6:30—The Mirth Makers. 6:45—Interview with Capt. Scully. 6:50—Elizabeth Vatter, pianist. 7:00—Myrt and Marge. 7:15—Bing Crosby, bnruom 7:30—Edwin Singer, tenor. 7:45—Roundtowners Quartet. 8:00—Little Jack Little. 8:15—"“Singin’ Sam.” 8:30—Kate Smith, crooner. 8:45—Radio Demonstration. 9:00—The Fast Preight. 9:30—The Crime Club. 10:00—Personalities, ~ with® Lillie, stage star. 10: 15—Andre Kostelanetzu symphnny Orchestra. 10:30—Brosa Quartet and Guida Gran- dova, 11:00—Swanee Syncopators. 12:00—Weather report. Early Program Tomorrow. 8:00a—Morning Devotions. 8:15a—Something for Every One. S 4%~ llbert & Sullivan Breakfast Hour, 9:00a—The Commuters. 9:30a—Tony's Scrap Book. 9:45a—Melody Parade. 10:00a—Talk by Senator Copeland of New York. {0:15a—Bits of Wisdom. irsty Beatrice ram. 10:45a—Barbara Gould's beauty chat. 11:00a—Thanksgiving service from the ‘Washington Cathedral. 12:00m—Columbia Revue. 1:00—Taft Orchestra. 1:15—Foot ball Souvenir Program. Ra&dio Program A lively, tuneful program by WEED'S all-star mixed guartet‘and sym- phonic string ensemble. WEDNESDAY Evenings at 10:15 over station WMAL 7:30—Alice Joy and Paul Van Loan's 12:30—National Farm and Home Hour. | by Mrs. | Charles | 10:30a—Chamber of Commerce pro- | 1:30—Pennsylvania-Cornell foot ball game, WJSVY 2054 “Meters. 1,460 Kilocycles. 3:00—Dance Music. : 4:00—Herman I. Bigdell, baritone. 4:15—Salon Music. 00—Where to Get It. 5:30—Charlottesville program. 0—Jimmy_Nichols. 6:15—News Flashes. 6:30—Insurance program. 7:00—Studio_feature. :15—Abroad with the Lockharts. :30—Insurance program. :38—Studio feature. :00-—Shoreham Orchestra. 30—*“Nutty News,” by Bob Trout. :45—Florence Shipley, soprano. :15—Four Harmony Boys. :30—The Pen Speaks. :00—News flashes. ‘15—Beverly May, baritone, :30—Schramm's Orchestra. :00 to 11:30—Shoreham Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow. :00a—The Treasure Chest. :00—Organ Melodies. 2:30—Irish jigs. 3:00—Ballad Hour. 3:30—Thompson and Ziegler. 4:00—Dance Music. Major Radio Features CLASSICAL. Columbia Concert, featuring Brosa Quartet, WMAL, 10.30. DRAMA. Myrt and Marge, WMAL, 7:00; Crime Club, 9:30. VARIETY. Shilkret's Orchestra, 8:30; The Fast Freight, WMAL, 9:00; Olive Palmer and Revelers' Quar- tet, WRC, 9:30; Personalities, with Beatrice ~ Lille, WMAL, 10:00; Grantland Rice and Gil Doble, WRC, 10:30. DANCE MUSIC. Swanee Syncopators, WMAL, 11:00; Vincent Lopez and his orchestra, WRC, 11:30; Lew Conrad’s Orches- tra, WRC, 12:00; Paul Whiteman's Orchestra, WRC, 12:30. HIGH LIGHTS ELSEWHERE. 6:45—Topics in Brief, Thomas—WJZ, WBAL, WBZ, WLW, WRVA and KDKA. 7:45—"Believe It or Not,” by Robert L. Ripley—WJZ, WBZ, WBAL, KDKA, WLW and WRVA. 8:00—College Memories; male quar- tet—WJZ, WB, WHAM, KYW, WSM and WJR. 8:15—Guy Robertson, baritone, and Leonard Joy's Orchestra—WJZ, ‘WBAL, WBZ and WJR. 8:30—Melody Moments. Helen Corbin Heinl, Washington pianist; Eugene Ormandy’s. Orchestra and Oliver Smith, tenor—WJZ, WBAL, WBZ, KDKA, WLW, WLS, WHAM 'and WGAR. 9:00—Adventures of Sherlock Holmes; second episode of “The Study in Scarlet"—WJZ, WBZ, WBAL, WHAM, KDKA and WLW. 9:30—The Masters; comedy trio—WJZ, WBZ, WBAL, WHAM, KDKA, WLW and WGR. 10:00—Rochester Civic _ Orchestra- WJZ, WBAL, WBZ, WLW and WHAM. ‘The WRC, 10:30—Clara, Lu and Em; humorous £kit—WJZ, WBZ, WBAL, KDKA and WHAM. 11:00—Slumber music; Ludwig Laurier’s Ensemble — WJZ, WBAL and ‘WIOD. 11:30—Russ Columbo, crooner — WJZ, WBAL, WGAR and WJR. 11:45—Lew White, organist — WJZ, WBAL, KDKA and WHAM. 12:30a—Ernie Holst's Orchestra; dance music—WJZ, WBAL, WSB and KTHS. It is a curious commentary on hu- man nature, that looking back to the days of Christ the historlan records that the Roman rulers of Palestine were Teady and willing enough to Te- spect the, to them, incomprehensible religion of the Jews, but despised the religion and attitude of the upper classes of the Herodlans, who were Jews in their own country and Romans Sugvee of sirensiats f ered—Culture or Milk—to ess. Nat. Vaccine & Antitoxin Inst. 1515 You St. SALES—SERVICE Adame 3803 1803 Columbia Road . The Fastest and Best Service in Town ! By POPULAR DEMAND 'WILKINS COFFEE AGAIN PRESENTS LES STEVENS Popular Mnm of Ceremones The F ter DIPLOMATS * WITH MARGUERITE_CROMWELL And The WILKINS COFFEE ORCHESTRA _Directed by HAROLD VEO * JOIN US! D. = C.. WEDNESDAY, Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices lenner 's Pharmacy. 1 flo.n ATt & citt Co. paugl's Pharmacy. 'mstrong's Pharmacy. Buchanan visHonbersers B and Colorado ave.—O'Donnell's e Billy —col.miny Brthers. itary Pharmacy. 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Only Tbona fide answers to advertise- ments addressed to box numbers in care of The Star will be de- livered to advertisers on pres- entation of the box mnumber ticket. 1, educational advi income At ‘qualifle Mr. Harrison, New cmummu 120), vlth ldenugt‘:llnun cf pply Capitol Cab or rell’ 1368 C st. for Mr. urity_cabs. S ACTFEORE T Sec nlr Seceris Bab b S0r M 5 Blen-ciass i best references required; room are furnished. ~ AddPess Box 201-Z, Star office. AN__Concern manuwacturing Honatly “wants_man with' ca run_office, salesmen; salary, gount. _Give phone 'number. 211-2, Star_ofiice. MECHANIC'S HELPER; state age and experi- ence. Give phone number or address. Star_office. Address Box men at_once, not agrald of o “onditional G a.m. and 6 to i BP% s ‘Berditine “Mite. 'Go.. "M, F st Nelson, mar. ul:N—Au you out of work? Then it's your 4t once that to 9 Cert 16" ‘Week. condrtional. t0 i Epectal DmM&lugn, ([0 men with between 7 r 8 #36 ‘Tavestment Bide. 16th and K. sts. NOVEMBER 25, AY | POLICEMAN Exam. 1931. HELP AND SITUATIONSY SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. SOLICITOR, cxpenenced Ap- ply to Mr. Dunn after 4. Na- tional Laundry, 19 Pierce st. n.w. MANAGER for retail store, tea room and restaurant. Must be ex- perienced. Fine chance for right party. State age and past experi- ence, also telephone number. Ad- dress Box 319-Z, Star office. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES and salespeople nxious to make extra money e time, come.in to see me: r Rustlers. 17 to 8:30, MAN WIFE for suburban home: two adults. Must be excellent cook and experi- enced houseman, Address Lox 149-X. Star office. or_phone Kensingt: sts you 50c. = Man: of limited quantity. WER ART CO.. 219 Denrike Bid ave. n. at. WANTED, by J-mny’ur two. 2600 experienced couple to do all wor Apply C. the Highland = wnmn—s.u.zsmm. % QPENING fo ted number part or whole N vt " lestallien. aviags ron liperal " commigsion: _ dignified. lucrative. Pidelity_Plan_Corpor 1409 L SALESMEN of middle are and good n ahce > Fhone Met. 9087, 9 to 10 a.m for interview. BUSINESS INST) sleep in. haulevork o (Continu: colored, wishes part time: reference. GIRL wants cook and nmluwork n — il Dec. 1633 oml. cnlnred. from the country. wants ob. of housework; preferably Friend- Ship 3 Hemm go West 1492. GIRL. colored, wants D! houseworker, 'm best reference. District 869. red. wishes housework, plain cook- o-u Atiantic 5834 [ lnl, MENT FINE BUSINESS, SELL ON_TERM! FOR P orwssr"é'ni CALL Lm\,ow LAUNDRY MAC Ill\LRY Complete set for small lsundry. nnm lor FO I o Py it -4 ed. wishes fob as maid, waiiress o .s'nlnl housework; good ref. Phon:zg.m DeTeneed wIter rciesenets, T Adaress, ) i references. 1882, Suir oftc ACE TAINS laundered, 50c, and all Kinds of Jeundey work done.” calléd Tor, and denun Georgia_1507. 29° AUNDRESS, exberienced, wishes day's work 1ot Tursday. Piiday and Satordar. ity Ters gomia el Deckier 4ur WOMAN wi otk orth 3638 WOMAN, colored, would liKe pace. Bart o erence. _Potomac_3484. WOMAN wishes to work by day or wencral housework. Fhone West 2510 ex- Box 2% otk oF general Tiouse- uo o 5. warEer, an e cood Tef- Laundry by UNG GIRL. white, 22, Bousework: city refererices. ‘Montsomery ave., Rockville. Phone Roc Vite $315, grishes seneral nd floor, ':‘1 ——— ___ RECOMMENDED SERVICE. ““The following business_concerns prompt lflguon. For admission to Recommended Service Column call National 5000, Branch 215. BEDDING of all Kinds rerovated and steril- Health Dept rices. e BEDDING RENOVATED_ AND_STERILIZED AMER]CAV BEDDING CO., 4th AND BRYANT STS. N.E. _POT. 3232 BEDDING. MATTRESSES. box springs and g’lou feno: best !mcu and vrompt del e L st.s. 6679, zmwyfifi-: "AGENCIES. 'HERS, pookkeepers, ty) H mue and lemll d d ho\m ries. 515 to $50 wk. oyd’ CO)‘P!T!IT HELP nt all klnd: lurmxhed g employment agency of Wr)m:nx E change. 3405 Conn. ave. Clev. 0671 RK PROMOTION, PREPARE_CLERK PATENT OFFICE EDTTORIAL CLERK. = Begin TODAY. | T Bolice exam, The CIVil Setvice Preparatory School, s.e. corner 12th & F n.w. Met. 6: INSTRUCTION COURS! EXPERT SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS IN Our_course will make You an ex- rd . 14th at N. Y. PLAY JAZZ IN 20 LESSONS—Piano. Free lessons 1f you buy inst; ent.” Easy terms. Christensen School, 718 Tith: Dist. 1378, - Pree bookiet. BOYD SHORTHAND EASIEST _ TO learn, easiest to read, easiest written: the quicker you learn the quicker you will eafn: bus. 1ling, DU, TEACHER, MT. P tutor. _Can furnish references. particulars Col. 6160. At home or at oupils m‘ RELIABLE WHITE n.ruct.ar. o0 hour. any hours. "Parkin tests. Perimits” secured. 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New Coloniai ] mwe\ GIRLS—Get out of the rut: gulture; “earn while you learn. GoVERNESS Tor ChUE ¢ Hely W PRI work: PFrench or German preferred: excel lent rt(!r;lll:!l Phone_Annapolis 1011-! HAIRDRESSER—Steady work. Clifton Ter- St Beatity Bhov: 146 and Ciifion n.w. SODA_DISPEN:! L jearn -u Stewart’ ted in first reply: . will give interview. Address Box _234-Z, Star_office. assisting Spe sses. 81 ANG! has A-1 caokx. ‘maids, | by eek. month.; ref. Deeatur 3581, 1837 11th RS EX( houseworkers; investigated. Dotnework: 3{ay, mights: gogd 5: 0o Exchange, 807 Vermont ‘ave. PERSONAL. USEKEEPER wanted: Danish o ish, objection to nne child. Phnnl Hn\!ts- Ve 45T stter 8 evenings. 25 NURSE, EXPERIENCED WITH will board infant or young child: feeding: large yard: reasonable. DRIVING_ TO HOUSTON, TEX. WOJLD like 2 or 3 nnunuu Dis. 4200, DON'T ISCARD UR WO ‘l'&- Special this weeh lll! hats redesigned into 1 ors' $2; velvet hats. $3.50: 5% Wrkmanshin. Formerly with Madame District_9656. MAPLEWOOD ' SANITARTUM, 3720 G irent CHILDREN. sclentiné hep. 3357. rates. Tendanta; dgetor ‘on_ call week_and_up. _Telepho! EVERY OARE GIVEN XNVAL!DS CONVA- lescents and aged by nurse in her g hcme. 1833 Kalorama rd. NURSE m le ATTRACTIVE HOME WILL care for convalescents. invalids or elderly persons. _Cleveland 2865-J. PRIVATE, m ARTEN d School of Dancing. 1222 ave. n.w.. 1or Shildren 3 Snd over: hours. 8:30 £o 530 SCHOOL, 1INC." F( n Hovn DAY OR children with probiems: indiv. instruction: Conduit'rd. Phone Clev. 9861 reas. rates. 471! GRADUATE NURSE WILL ACCOMMODATE aged, chronic and convalescent patients: tray_service, electric call system: physician 0.a month and up. Call HIGH-SCHOOL GIRL, EXPERL- care for children evenings or Reasonable rates. Col. 1598-W, CGABINET ~TURKISH BATHS. NEEDLE shower, $2; reducing, 7 t; results as- sured: Diathermy hnkln' mmh nfll zl~ OR COUPLE SHARE d planc. private ‘oath, UBMSCRL PrIviCEes. Wisconsin enced, will week_ends. LADY grand nmncnu cleaned and repaired: nn._’ asbestos coverine. Crown Fuel cu-n'u. Dm NCY. 80° G st. n.w. Hlunnll 90 Ticensod bondea by the 26 | Touse ' repairing inted: CARPEN painting Da bric Atientic 3430-, = 00fs_repaired and 20d cement work; sheivin CARPENTER. exp.: rep: Drovements orches., partitions: foors. \Capinets. odd Job etc. Met. 2146. J. nw._ 27 CARPE] G, n-mun'. nllslerml pa- Eerhnnlln. roofing, remodeling in seneral e e Job_t V. L. lmlzy. Adams 7 o bbin il Weat 3131 CHAIR rAVExN(,—:«rgg Fockers 1 stering__Armstrong. 1235 10th h.w. Met. 2063, CONTRACTING CARPENTRY, general mechanic, specializing country properties. Constructions, alterations, & eral repairs. painting; 27 years' experience: reasonable prices consistent with competent, recommended workmanship. Col. 0225. 1508 Lamont n.w. ELECTRIC ¥irine and fixtures, 350, Heating. 300 ¢ 5325, Nat. 3934, 'Oty “Hiee and Hip G 4 Bide. City Elec. and Bon ELECTRIC WIRING. Toom house complete with fixtu incl. inside service, $50. Expert workma: ship. Time payments if desired. Regal Elec tric Co.. 819 Upshur Col. 8391._16* FLOOR WORK—Expert 1_work made like new. Frices reasonavle. Work ruaran- teed.” W. 096 FLOOR teed; re sanding 0528. ORK. or e dustless machines. Also chlnu rented. L. T. Folk, Clev. FLOORS. PAINTING, PAPERHANGING—Ex- B mechanics: reduced prices, Paul Serene. of all descriptions sanded and “‘OORS refinished: work guaranteed. . Lincoln 5765, OP ALL TYPES laid and com- P LOORS pleted. old and new floors re- ,nspbalt, tle, rubber 'te. linoleum ki hails, basements, sub porch Baine, Dusiness. coiablishments of alt klndl ‘We meet all comers in pri ter) S o exira charse Tor ou It ite foors cail Nat. U57t0; Lin. The Capit residence, Service. General House Repairing AT SPECIAL PRICES. fing, carpenter k. he 3 pdleats APl york, boue, iy val ntractor. Phon- Alllnllc 3738, 136 L i Sheph PRIMARY _ GRADES, DANOING, FRENCH. "MUSIS. TRANSEO TATION, 'HOURS, 8 TO 6, COLUMBIA lm GET,_YOUR THANKSGIVING Mate Trean ed 1f desired. Sth_st. CANDY d 80c Ib. wrea sampies delivered. 319 Ml-nuc TRAINED SAGE. VIN RAY. oW batme District 9071 MOTOR TRAVEL. SOPRANO SOLOIST for Presbyterian Churcl one service. one choir rehearsal; $10 month] L e et office. YOUNG GIRL to work in candy store, some sales experience preferred: reference.’ Polly 1’nm Candy Co.. 526 m. st. n.w. DRIVING TO CHICAGO on November 27 in Packard sedan; can accommodate 2 ‘or 3 Dassengers: very reasonable. North 9040. TRANSEORTATION TO ELIZA Nov. 27, retumln( cvenln' 626 19t) beth Ci Saturday. 18" Sunday, WILEY, 1 st. n.w. UN DY, 21, {0 ith publisher's "I!!Hbul\on o!llnl'lllon salary to sty commission, bol"lm‘l tnm:on- lon. | CANDY SALES GIRLS, exper: I enced, for old established F street store. Must understand displays and detail selling. Please state age and past candy experience and telephone | Gj number. Address Box 186-Z, Star offic toilet goods department, none other need apply. Whelan Drug Co., 1349 E st. 'HELP—DOMESTIC. TOOK, white, first class, preferably Ge man; must be young and active; state sal- ary and experience. ~Address Box 120-X, Star office. GIRL, colored. onsin. 2408 Jor general housework: 38 a ase boulevard. Phone ar electric wash & as i | 8614 Chestnut, Ch. Gh., M. MAKE YOUR 'rnm 1N PRIVATE, AUTO arrange if. WATTS' AUTO TRAVEL ICE. 510 Star Bldg.. Nat. 5517. ’ONGENIAL TRAVEL BUR ters priva o Bassengers dered Jo¢ mil potats. e expenses. 631 Pa. n.w., Nat. PRIVATE PARTY DRIVING TO room for 3_passengers, $15 each. Box_215-2, a ar_office. GENTLEMAN WISHES TRANSPORTATION & ami #ia.. Saturdsy, Nov. 28.” Call Earl Hennings. Lin. END TRIVING TO Ci mmm\ Can accommodate two or thize expenses. _Address Box 198-2. &t Pwnm’ AT Address rwl!l&. 2 2 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. FONDERFUL OFFORTUNITY for colored an for tourist camp. A hustler. socially Drominent and not Afraid 40 Tkke money. Oto @. Gaylor, Berwyn, Md. Phone Berwyn 26¢ AUTO REPAIR SHOP for rent. 735 1st Rent ch: 2 WHOLESALE _SPECIALTY _ BISCUIT with large number of accounts and Gover: afe and schools; reasonaole price: on line in Hasnington, vell gpportuplty for @ salesman. i e Jter office. Persons Wanted” are warned to exercise careful investigation of persons of- fering positions where cash deposits are_required to_secure_employment. AUTO MECHANIC, expert on any make ca ge or mine: reasonable. Call West BUTLER and 00K, rienced, Englls reference: com or. Separate of Address "Box 183 ‘experienced m: da: her, North T - 2o LING ALLEY for sale. 10 alle Jocation: _ pric on aress "Box_48-%. Btar omee splen or 28* 5350 wlLL BUY novelty manufacturing business; work can_be done home: market in New 'York for all opportu- nity for man or womai :ou $s0, Owner Paul Klsass: TING pbine: naw and Tepairing: oll burners included: redsonable terms. Lin_0273. HEATING & PLUMBING. 2 OR 3 YEARS' X i 5 ised-on Gapitol Home S morovemant” Gor n.w._National 7833. Inc., ,,. P PAMO iG—Rooms _papered. 35 nd uaranteed. Work h n G. Let us &mlu Jour work, Blue Rides Georgia 1787, Decorating PAPERHANGING lu-unleed in writing: rooms scraped dry, cracks filled. rus. latest samples. Spigel, Col. 0043. 27° PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING—Reason- able rates. Pree estimate given. Guaran- teed work. 8. J. Koran, Met. 8536. INGING AND PAINTING. Speclal this week' oniy, i:':': ,ngn ns;Eg;r nr‘n payment *TCITY BERVICE DEC. NAT. 7705, P, NGING AND lvu cash necessary. First paymen PAINTIN( mnll monthli ‘pay- st in January. fl nn:&'{,‘"fie‘:"u ifine"ead seheral re- nwom-rom INC.. 1000 oth Bt RW Met. 0854, PAPERHANGANG PAIT\ TING. kitchen hterfort ea 'UPHOLSTER! mllrln:. hcml!flnl ll! covers. cushion: Garland, 5632 n(l!d worl . Ve "Ga. 3646, nozis_ \‘VEATI{LI\ STRIPI ING for left city; no trifiers. Address Bo . Star n.u'ru URANT on one of ‘the busiest thor- oughfares in nly ; o ummnul auipped. Dolng B e rlu umnlbll. tem‘. m G134 M n.w srowing section in. Wash. North American experience on Rolls-Royce: hm‘"fn references. . Address “Box 1032, MEN (3) for special proposition: $35_con tional to arts car helptul. Call 8- p, MEN, ntact schoolE, Sther instiutions: §50 0 300 =, Phone Mr. Long, District 2580, ext. 520, 9 to 3. churches and | o GENERAL OFFICE MAN, bookkeepini hy experience; married: 30 8 e: o Jessonable. - Address Hox 185 M MAN, colored, wishes job as truck drive wrk ia sarage or car washer. 2018 L s nnnllnl 3t uni %ogd references; dress_Box t OOFREADER, first-class, for eomm-r;lnl 3 N, cnland. 2 - four o houssmes; Decatur_6402. SALESMAN witl e vuh.l: of Ol"llflllnl " Adaress Box I5iox. "Buar om SALESMAN—] m. erences; to ull the new Frankiin and used tive opportunity for right loaters or loafers pl See Mr. Callan, 152! BA EN Apply el :‘nd"lnlm Aha TGS o020 k 1d Complete. ope references, a LESMAN, successful. of ripe exnerlence. ?(fi'ucxenuo ._industrious, married, credited With a good personality, ‘seeks a permanent osmestion with Teputable frm ‘in some re- sponsible " position _as “buyer. etc.; “or will represent _some established house “here: Hothing shady, bonds; after Dec. 21. Address Box 13 Star 0 omee v lls? M be url;h: L t- B Al 1 e R %‘gvel!7 Z, !llr offi¢ 26 AN, wit® college education ln Xlgln':!u! experience, desires connection witl reputable concern; references. Address BDX 136-2. Star ofice. "5 chool education, nd stenographer for an estab- Excellent opportunity for ressive and ulert. Address k in_drug nd ohe ‘who can drive car: char- scter references. Apbly Wednesday between 7:30 5w, Peoless Pharmacy, 10th Co. Tht Xlltut OUT-OP-TOWN PARTY wants to buy a pay- ing lunch room; means business. A\‘lr Box_168-Z, Star_office. f OUT-GPTOWN PARTY will buy §7ocery ShG meat. St0re. doinE Pazing business. Ad- dress Box 263-Z. Star LUNCH ROOM, emllem locmon. complete- low rent: price; 15, “Addiress Box 235.7. Star office.s B STORE. sultable for confectionery, ionery, lunch room or hardware: reason e oh - e DasIness: owher fll able renf. 439 7th osu! DRY ooona. Tadie B will sell %, great sacrifce. less ufl{ Price, $3,500. Address Box 197-2. Sta . d retiring, Ehan nvent and caulking. “Best for less.” Col. 8499.28% CALL A RELIABLE CONCERN. promise 15 no betfer than the com- A Pny lh’! Absolutely No Cash Reqmred. Pll.lllrli' D“ o | o neating, electrical cs jumbing, Dl ey P garages. % | Fhe GENERAL cSNrRA(:nNG co. 927 NEW YORK AVE TELEPHONE DIST. 5082 SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. jern_chairs, tables. desks, Boveiger 1bmpe, Grienial and damestc Tots 2900 Conn. ave -ron PARTS_3-ton Te ol Burner, paint & te_mixer. bugsie: HY 8. Pl sell cheap. Call at 2018 H st. n.w._ -grade section, lished business: Price, $3.000. -yea BARERY-Buburban. mt eauipped: excellent, éstal son for selling: long lease. Adduu Box_218-7. Star office. au! 2:« wmon.m ave. INSURANCE AGENCY, ‘ FRIL Sines-of manrancs, kood. locatio ncome, rent small. Reason for sellf $0900 "Will"ake it. ""Adtrers Box 304 office. i iS—MEN AND WOMEN. c)uuflell! Wl“ as mild emrlenced Phonl Al s 5813. ND WIFE, colored, want posi-ion it u{‘m.. Family 6¢ clup 15 ‘or, ot city: Experienced cook, butler and chauffeur; wi sood maid or nurse; best ref. Potomac 447 work: maid TFE, col oW Apply 118 wish Good Telerences. REAL, mn': " SALESMEN. 5 wide-awake men, not over 30 ase. who know their'stuff; direct le prospects come to u e have a re Ssition for men who will work and n- terested in making real money. Apply 9 to 5 ond Bldg.. Room 731, and’ sk for Mr. SITUATION—WOMEN, RESSMAKING. perfect it; altering, remod. DRESSonts reline mediate]: y D * 985 . of semi-invalld in Turntsh uuu:u ne s 'MEN—PREFERABLY—MEN Be'ween 30 and 40 Years. looking_ for an opportunity witicn” S Froatien nnir Onancla af"and men- tal horizon, we rview you. king are those who' can Fun without beine woutd evers 34 hours. " Th cannot tra but it CAN lead a g flelds. by~ 'l{} Ly Juore dab “nunters and 89-by-nights ER_or nurse, capable, refined HQVSEKE‘: or Cfillnll’ b!ll IG‘I!’I’IICEL Box_206-Z. Star i LADY, W uthern, refln would Tik work as child's nurse in good home: -mld cansider “lhl ‘experie D efined, ishes practical DUFsinE oF DY, fined, wishes practical k; good cook and housekee] Ptl' m"’“f § Metopolitan 400 SSmal old ones r:mnflelefl ;‘fi:",’:m::'ox Soate; SOrK Ggne Wel e o . Golonne, 431-A" Warber st. N.W. lb'".! Que 1 | STENOGRAFER, ok siaw diotatiorsreoid ears’ e typist, with ‘fl’k. e b tion. nnu nis work_Met. and ty 5-1 N OGeak. Call Miss Notan, SODA CLERKS (head man) Fme. large fountain in finest F street store. ong_hours. Application must con. tain full information and record of applicant. State age, experience and telephone number. Address Box 424- tar office. BITUA'I'IONS—-DOI!!'I'IC. O nire ave. n.w. COOK, all-round; 20 e ".,r" +Foom: reference. ‘Star_office. first_class, economical, colored wom- ts place in mgflnu family. Address ‘Address 25° WANTED—Colored chauffeurs with dcpartment store delivery lexpen:m:e. Only those thor- oughly experienced need apply Kann's Service Bldg., Del. 3 and C st. s.w, T 05 1652, "Btar_omee. b trian. experlenced: be 50d manager. Address Box 10 AL HOUSEWORK wanted, also cogk- BF‘"“}“ ‘::d‘“ nh ‘wan! al ool mlo wishes Il?lk. f.‘emfi "Addr e-unl L 2 GIRL wants general usework or ference. 2304 Ontari i'fln Columbia. 31 - maid or nu: day's av. WANTED—La gentleman with exeon: tive ability fo lnvest rom 34,000 to_ 36,000 in v's most active end pro Sressive enternris the mos Sheimial ‘Spsorunities ¢ver oiere i ences exchanged. Address Box 22-Z, Star LUNCH ROOM_FCOR SALE. 727_13th St N. CORNER DETICATESSEY, with fountain; Tests. GO income, good furniture; or selling: m-l bargain_ for S1, B R RLEY, Exclusive Aflt., wz 10th_St. N.W. downtown: ickness cause 50. OR SELL ON P‘ASY TERMS DELICATESSEN., On 14th st. corner. near Park rd. idaire equipment throughout. Stock \on Tosa bout $2,000. Fixtures cost over $5,000. Ye: AL 80 . Owner Wit n d Vote i h pon “redvest. " Proposiiion No. 171, s CAPITAL ADJ ADJUSTING & PINAN AGENTS PO oth FLOOR, DIST. 1406 G ST. N.W. NEW STORES DOWNTOWN. FOR CAFE OR VALET. VERY LOW RENTS, for any kind Df 1etail e, concassions. Ti R DINING CARS. eratng & O'Manony dining car, g:‘_.l]ll..lzf, Il: one of ml: I}l Ju; onwny. Inc., 990 West Grand s per year Feeding e Jun Write Tick ana building materials. ds for your al rn:’hnt ondiiion.. Al ised lectjon. Visit ou TR u‘r the L eatest sclection st batgain rices alwa: &lcmolfi €O.. HOUSEWRECKING DEPT Main Office—15th and H Sts. N.E. Downtown_—6th and C Sts S.W. Brightwood—502! BATTERIES S eslleasor bafieriee: g teed; flwrlnd old_battery. tlas Battery © 4 h s ARD AND su.s. S, all sizes: lete stock luppllel n le_and cue re- airing: best workmanship. Sonn Billiard s g Supply Co.. 810 9 4 snow e‘hsel COFFEE URNS. toasters, sieam iaoles [ terilizers. coun etrigeral ric . tables. ch shelvi A.uu Siore Fixtre C st B 5258, 3B Gon %T:flf{" at quality, 3" 39¢ Cons ll yd. Shuiman’s, 1237 H n.e. Lin. ‘-)« S50 “‘“é'r..“'. “Savines 5‘ [ & -oll'“?:u m;':hup-n h 79 B' Fan oo o0 e w03 (office), 43-in.. m-hol iy’ nnuh. wo0d condition; $22.50. 435 10th st. . e _of lmf,eml.fl" of office Dnu a.m %) dlamonds. ll-loo each; set In platinum; beautiful worl gost 600 nam: DRI oo v, 0 2057, Shar ace. DIAMOND handmade moun $100._Col. 5190. Pan original Toot, B fervise. 14_10th_st. “TABLE and four (chaira; good con- 18 7th n ne. Atlantic UICK ACTION. FRIGID/ :;,.".:?,.. 2 in_60%. Ston: DINING Illlfl!t also AT '5'1‘1 ‘the’ North- T 150 rs aud ROOM s Dootcase. rook. 3426 16th st. 5 c sell at once;