Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1931, Page 23

MILLS T0 OUTLINE TREASURY'S PLANS Undersecretary to Speak To- night in Radio Forum Over WMAL. The administration’s plans for wiping | out the huge deficit of the Treasury will | be outlined by Undersecretary Mills Who speaks tonight in the National| Radio Porum arranged by The Wash- | ington Star and broadcast by WMAL | and a coast-to-coast network of other | Columbia Broadeasting System stations. | The forum will be broadcast from 10 % 10:15 o'clock. Mr. visers in recent conversations with rep- resentatives of foreign governments, and | 1, before he became Tndersecretary of | Treasury was a member of Congress, | where he served on che important Ways | and Means Committee of the House, which frames tax legislation Show Boat Has Drama. The Hank Simmons Show Boat Co will follow the forum broadcast with a condensed _version “Defying the Law,” a three-act drama of political | life.” The story concerns a young lawyer, running on & reform ticket and winning the election in defiance of a group of crooked lawmakers WMAL's other outstanding featur tnclude the weekly resume of the po- litical situation in Washington by Fred- eric Wililam Wile, a concert by the Four Clubmen assisted by Irene Beas- Jey. and the Chicago Variety program Cyrena Van Gordon, contralto of the Chicago Civic Opera Co., will be fea- | tured in the Civic Joncert program to be broadcast tonight by WRC and a network of other National Broadcasting Co. stations. She will sing ‘The Venus Aria” from Wagner's “Tannhauser” and the “Saphische” of Brahms. The or- chestral part of the program will be under the direction of Joseph Koes- ner's Orchestra. Winchell to Be Heard. Earl Burnett and his orchestra in Los Angeles will be heard in the ui- weekly dance hour broadcast from 10 to 11. Walter Winchell will serve as master of ceremonies. The Paint Club program at 9:30 will " of feature Baby Rose Marle, juvenile | crooner. She will sing “River Stay| Away From My Door” and “Roll on You Mississippi.” | A varied program has been arranged | by Arthur Pryor and his band for its| weekly concert at 9 o'clock. The selec- tions range from popular hits to the “Bacchanale” from “Samson and De- | llah” “Reds” Anderson and his orchestra | make their radic debut tonight over WOL in a 30-minute dance program. This station's other features include banjo solos by Eddie Leger and a pro- gram by Edith Reed and her enter- | tainers Chick” Godfrey, tenor Roland ‘Wheeler, tenor, an8 the Shoreham Dance Orchestra will contribute to the program of WJSV. The’Coffee Kings | and Earl Mentzer also will take part in the program. Mills has been | o one of President Hoover's closest ad- |11 (All programs scheduled for Ea 315.6 Meters. 950 Kilocycles. WRC 12:45--Army-Navy foot ball game. 12: 4:00—International Marconi tribute, : featuring a round-the-world b call - 6:30—Rudolph Schramm’s Orchestra. ‘ 5 7:00—Amos ‘n’ Andy. | 8 7:15—The Yeast Jesters A 7:30—Alice Joy and Paul Van Loan’s| g Orenestra, 6 7:45—Harold Veo's Orchestra and| 6 Marguerite Cromwell 6 8:00—"Hunted,” by the Kier Players. g 8:15—Clivic concert program, featuring & 2 Cyrene Van Gordon, contralto.| 7 8:30—Program_arranged by the Na-| tional Advisory Council on Radio in Education; speakers, Jacob H. Hollander and John E. Anderson. | 9:00—Arthur Pryor's Band. ln 9:30—The Pdint Club. ] 8 00—Ear] Burnett's Orchestra - 00—Last-minute news | 8 11:02—Marion Harris, crooner. o 11:15—Weather forecast 9 16—Jesse Crawford. organist H 11:30—Rudy Vallee'’s Orchestra 10 12:00—Ralph_Kibery, baritone 12:05—Goon-Sanders’ Orches 12:30 to 1:00—Paul Whiteman 10 chestra g 11 | 205.4 Meters. (11 1460 Kilocycles. {11 2:30—Dance Music 12 00- Modern Melodies, 00—WJSV Jubilee 00—Where to Get It | | 30—The Footwarmers } 3 5:45—8ongs by Jimmy Nichols 4 6:00—Insurance program 5 6:15—News flashes. 5 6:30—Mrs. Sandman . 5 §:45—Santa Claus 6 7:00—Earl Mentzer, baritone. 6 7:15—Dinner Music 7:38—Chick Godfrey, tenor 6 8:00—Sunday School Lesson 7 8:30—Studio progra 7 8:45—Roland Wheeler, tenor 7 9:00—0ld Virginia Hoe-Dow 10:00—News flashes 7 10:15—Studio feature. 8 10:30—Dance Music 8 11:00—Shoreham Dance Orchestra |8 11:30 to 12:00—The 1 WMAL W T stern Standard Time.) 475.9 Meters. 630 Kilocycles. 45—Army-Navy foot ball game, 00—Ann Leaf at the organ, 30—Spanish Serenade, 45—Dance marathon news. 00—Farm Science Snapshots, 10—Eddie Duchin’s Orchestra, 30—Herr Louie and the Thirsty Five 45—Correct time, 46—Flashes from The Evening Star 00—Weather report 02—Sunday School Lesson. 15—Dave Abrams' Orchestra, 30—Civic talk, 45—Interview with Anton Cermak. 50—Earl Carbauh, baritone. 00—"The ~Political _Situation 1in| Washington Tonight,” by Fred- eric William Wile. 15—Bing Crosby, baritone, 30—Chronicles, with Prank Black's Orchestra, 45—The Tonecasters. 00—Col. Stoopnagle and Bud, 15—Abe Lyman's Band, 30—Chicago Variety program, 00—Talk on Optometry 30—William A. Blair, panist. 45—The Four Clubmen. 00—National Radio Forum; speaker, Undersecretary of Treasury Og- cen L, Mills | 5—“Defying the Law,” by Hank| Simmon’s Show Boat Co. 00—Wardman Park Orchestra, 30—Leon Belasco's Orchestra, 45—George Olsen’s Orchestra, )0—Weather report, 228.9 Meters. ()L 1,310 Kilocycles. 00—Studio feature, 30—Variety hour. 00—Melody Moments, ( 15—Tea Time Tunes. | 30—One-Time Opportunities. 00—Program by Walter T. Holt. | 15-—Nordica Mandolin and Guitar Orchestra. 45—Bobby Bond, tenor. 00—Dinner Music. 20—News flashes 30—Marimba solos by Sterne Well- man, | 45—Red Anderson's Orchestra. 15—Eddie Leger, banjoist, 30—Lelia Endicott and May Dayis. 45 to 9:00—Edith Reed's Entertain- | ers, | FIFTY-NINTH INSTALLMENT. HLE put down the manu- of the “Declaration,” un she had been working, | nd ren to the window. Julia and Joy were in the courtyard calling for her to come out for dinner. The harrowing experience with Pla- | ki's wife had brought at least one efit to Jc She was to stay with she Cal me; of a while her ther and Elise were a trip to Europe. Elise had insisted | cn a leng rest. She claimed that her nerves had given way completely under the strain occasioned by Joy's disgrace- ful escapade. They were taking a car | over with them and Wallace Emmons | was going along to drive it. “Elise put it over”* Joy exclaimed when she heard that Emmons was to her. and rose leaves. “Let's go to the Nook,” Julia sug- gested. ming in butter.” could not keep her from loving Tom, and there was no harm in it so long as | e kept the love locked away in her | heart, | Consequent v, that evening, d shop” for when the day, thleen “clos locked the “Declaration” in her trunk and went down into the courtyard to et Julia and Joy, the consciousness | love was like a precious packet within A packet put away in lavender “I feel like hot biscuits swim- (To Be Continued.) GIRL ATHLETE FAILS HE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO! | Johns, Newfoundland, and with impr WORLD HOOK-UP 10 HONOR MARGONI Observation Today to Mark First Ocean Message 30 Years Ago. “Marconi day,” marking the thirtieth anniversary of the first successful radio transmission across the sea, will be fit- tingly commemorated today with the largest international radio hook-up ever attempted. A radio roll call around the world, in which 16 countries and insular possessions will participate, has been arranged by tbe National Broad- casting Co. to pay tribute to the noted Ttalian inventor, Gug'ielmo Marconi. Leaders Join In Program. Personalities high in the world's radio affairs will join in the event as the two and one-half hour program is switched from one continent to another through the ether. Beginning at 4 p.m., Eastern standard time, the program will be broadcast through the N. B. C. coast-to-coast combined networks and by short waves to listeners in virtually every corner of the globe. N. B. C. es- timates that programs from the points in the hook-up will travel a total of more than 70,000 miles before reaching some of the listeners in this country. Exactly 30 years ago Marcon] succes: fully spanned the Atlantic through the air with the Morse code letter “S,” in- terpreted by three dots. Then 27 years old, Marconi sat_in Cabot Tower in St. vised earphones picked up the signal, which had originated in his station | at Poldhu, England Cleared Way for Radio. That feat was the genesis of radio as it is kndwn today, including broad- casting. It demonstrated to a skeptical universe that it was possible to trans- | mit intelligence without wires and that | there were invisible roadways in the skies In the event today, Marcon! will wit- ness what the genius of man has ac- complished with his original contribu- tion as the nucleus. From New York the program will be switched to Lon- don and thence back to Washington, to Berlin, Warsaw, Madrid, Ottawa, Hono- lulu, New York, Tokio, Caracas, Ma- nila, Brussels, Sydney, Paris and back to New York. All this will be accom- plished, meteorological conditions per- mitting. as if it occurred in the same room. Music typical of the various na- tions on the five continents will be in- terspersed. ‘The program will be opened by M. H. Aylesworth, National Broadcasting Co. president, who will introduce David Sarnoff, president of Radie Corporation of America, and close personal friend of Marconi. ~ Mr. Sarnoff will start the radio roll call, first signaling Marcont himself at London. Sir John Reith, head of the British Broadcasting Cor- poration. also will address the world- wide audience from London Many Nations Included. Switched back to Washington, Gen Charles McK. Saltzman, chairman of the Pederal Radio Commission, will ex- press the thanks and gratitude of the American people to the Italian inven- tor; Hans Bredow, commissioner gen- eral of German radio, will speak from CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. In order to protect its adver- tisers from receiving circular matter, it is expressly under- stood and agreed that all such i matter will be withheld as far as possible by The Star. Only Ibona 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 number ticket. B HELP—MEN ages 12 16. Lo work until Apply Room 900, American Bde., 12¢ CHAUFFEURS 3 ave identifica- tion cards: good sulary: only those with clean _records need apply. Cab Co., 505 Que st. n.w 5 e FARMHANDS, for dairy work; must have car. _National 5341 e - MEAT CUTTER, experienced. for high-ciass market; only those with experience and ref- Avply Capitol erence_need apply. Address Box 317-A, Star office._ i L L N3t MECHANIC, experienced i or electric, plumbing and heating repairs in apartment house; must be experienced: $90 & month: give age and refercnces. Address Box 20-A, Star office MEN—Havk for several m See Mr Dening in our sales dept. n of neal appearance: salary. Huriey, Nolan Motor Co., 1111 18th st. nw. between 9:30 and 1030 am. or 4 and 5 pm. Monday. _ ALESMAN, acquainted wilh trade. hospi- s. hotel: itutions, laundries and vt. depts Washington and vicinity, AWACO, 145 8. Front st., Philadelphia SALESMAN—Logan Motor Co. has a Va- cancy in its used-car sales force. Call Mr, Hereford, Met. 2818. ! SALESMEN—We can offer to three salesmen with house heating experience an unusual cpportunity to make some real money; live { 1 will be furnished to the three that qualify and the remuneration is above aver- age Mr. Scott. 1400 Spring rd 13~ SALESMEN with automobile experience; our men are making money. Apply 8 am. or 5 pm., advertising mer., Georgetown Garage. YOUNG MAN. Washingtonian, who has wide personal acquaintance friends to sell a clean position with good sala; Answer by letter glying connection, earning abi| Address Box 307-A. YOUNG MEN mong husiness product: steady no commission. past and present | v at each, age. cic. ar office. 13 neat ‘appearing, 17-21, 0 usef; (3 travel Lo Denver ¢nd return on special cifcu- lation campaign. Must have two vears of kigh school. ~Transportation paid: perma- nent position: opportunity for advancement For particulars upply New Colonial Hotel, 10-12'a.m. 2-4 pm. ask for Mr. Meseal, 12° TAXICAB DRIVERS, WHITE. with identification card. Arcade Cab Co.. 2804 14th si. n.w., Apt. 32 THREE LIVE WIRES, Prove to me you really want to work and I will offer you a proposition that means money and a future according (o your ca- pacity for hard work: car necessary. Write, g1Ving age. former work and phone number. Address Box 381-A, Star_office MEN—PREFERABLY—MEN lctween 30 and 40 Years. . < It you are looking for an opportunity which will broaden your financial and men- tal horizon. we want to interview you. We offer you nio magic lamp. but we do extend to you the vision of a future that is bounded only by your own possibilities. The kind of men we are seeking are those Who can_run without being wound every 24 hours. The opportunity we possess for you cannot transform a failure into a_success, but it CAN lead a success Into more fertile fields. Mere job hunters and fiy-by-nights will be ignored If you can work where others shirk, 1t you are married and possess a sense of personal responsibility. if you can speak intelligently and clearly, write your qualifications. Ad- dress Box 180-A. Star office. Janitor for Colored Apt. References Required. See WELCH, Realtor, 15th and N, Y. Ave. Nat'l 4346, ¥ 12+ WANTED—SALESMEN. FORD SALESMEN—If you are a worker really have to make money, it is possible for you to become & member of a_growing nd D. C, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 19%Y HELP® AND SITUATIONS B—7 _ S e e 27D STIUATIONS. 0 B7 7 Today on the Radio SITUATION—WOMEN. BOOKKEEPING. auditing. accounts posted weekly by experienced, accurate worker; - RECOMMENDED SERVICE. (Continue: SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. ued.) FLOOR SERVICIN G—Pinishing homes, PIANOS —Pive upri including players. in fnancial statements prepared. Mrs. Fisk, | schools. churches, stores. dance floors, etc : | excelient condition 1o be ol Tor tese. thin Nat. 2630. = also sanding machines rented. L. T. Folk, | storage charges. Union Storage Co.. 705 BUSINESS WOMAN. alert, capable, you i SEas ____ | Morida ave. n.w. North 0104. 2 wants work; speedy typist, knowledge short make like | PUMP, deep well, with b jure tank and hand. bookkeeping; pieasing personality; ac- | new; prices reasonable, work guaranteed.| #lectric motor, all complete. Phon B Gustomed meeting public with tact. Ad- | W. C. Deston, 4337 8th st. n.w. Col. 7662. | wyn 323-J. Ty = dress Box 17 r_office. 1 i 12" | RADIO-— Freshman cabinet radio, con- CATERESS. capable and obliging, with city | FLOORS SANDI shed: Qustiess ma- | dition: cheap for cash. = Apt. i0f, 3120 G and Md. references. can supply experienced | chines. Reasonable. Guaranteed. H. E. Rich- | st. nw. itresses and others. 198 Ruggles ave., ardson, Lin. 1778, Am. saad. machines fented. 21 Bethesda, Md. _Phone Adams 5584-J. 13+ GERMAN, young, intelligent, governess, com- panion or care 'of invalid, housekeeper in small family or can take full charge of [otherless home. 1306 Park rd. n.w. Adams NURSE, German, refined. desires position taking care of sick or invalid, also able to glve any kind of massages; or night nursing; best references. Adams 8223-W. 13° PRACTICAL NURSE—Care of sick and chil- dren. by hour. day or evenings; baths; ref erence. Adams 7483-W, before 10 a.m., and 7 pm. SEAMSTRESS. French; fine lingerie; repair- ing linen” and laces: reasonable. ~Address Box 356-A. Star office. e 7 SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER: _attractive FLOORS, PAINTING. PAPERHANGING—Ex- pert mechanics; reduced prices. Paul Serene, 38 New York ave. National 3866. FLOORS SANDED: finished: modern mi chine work: prices reas: sanding machines rented. H. L. Caton, 226 12th s.e. Atl. 0665, 14° 3 of all descriptions sanded and FLOORS {8l ¢eserivtion guaranteed Earle Jordan. Lincoln 5765. (White.) GENERAL HOUSE REPAIRING. roofing, painting ‘and carpenter work at reduced prices this month only. Not a company, but rivate contracior. Carl W. Yates, 136 E . s.e__Atlantic 3738, HEATING PLANTS cleaned and repaired, heating of all kinds; estimates given. Mar- ghell Dorman & Co! 111 8th st. se. Adams RADIO—Wll trade or sell radio, direct cur' rent, for alternating current. Abply 332 1 st n.e. RIDING OUTFIT Complete woman's outf for” horseback riding: size eighteen. by_telephone. Cleveland 6494 ROYAL TYPEWRITER. good as new. ofice size. $50. 1427 Girard st Adams 1580, 14 RUG, 8x10. 0od condition, 518 Conn. ave.'2nd. floor. = RUG. 9x12. Wilion, piain color, with Persian border. 4707 Conn. ave., Apt. 302 RUGS 3 fine old Cabinstan, unusual atd beautiful patterns; also oid cashmere rug, spiendid condition: make lovely gifts, rare bargains. 1832 Biltmore st. n.w. RUGS, Griental: & few modemn and & Targe stock of antique’ or semi-antiques; these Tugs must be sold regardless of cost befors Apply 7 Christmas: free, & smail Oriental fue wiih young lady. wishes position with Senator or | 8974. Lincoln 41 : ew and repaiss | EVETY Durchase of $50 ve Conaressman: éxcellent education and ex- | HEATING AND PLUMBING. new and répair ~ L L T perience. " Address Box 350-A, Star ‘ofice. | iag ail Burnes included; reasonable terms. Jah ™, Atmentan Orlental Rug Co. 309 g ne. Lin. 0372, T LN — SR S o SN T L ng: Lin. - = | BAFE—Tron safe with _combination Tock, 5 P hone 2 OR 3 YEARS' EASY PAYMENTS. SR . 2 Sk Do, M 3 Bicutir Sefgoorery of permanent. Fhone | 308" THAING' T DARENTS | Saxarnonn ot soprano, Conn str WOMAN, whiis wami—care 7 shlidFomrs | S 8 8T, N LINCOLN 10317 _ | model: silver. wold' beli: excellent cond Dour while parents are at theater. shooptne. | FAINTING & PAFERING (4580 avern SEWING MACHINE Birser parisole i e O s T el . ol * | one vear free service; $25. The New Singer VoM AR —samE et 57 Tome | PAINTING, PAPERMANGING. PLASTERING, | Shop. 3537 Conn ave_Em. 5305, Gpen eves VoM > shes “the se- | special prices this month: best materials: ali | SEWING MACHINES “All jakes Toosioed o i LouRlid s e enserlanded. juree and house: | work guarantee D. Lovatin. Adams 5340, | expert, formerly with Singer, $2; guaranteed, F. C. 8mith. 1410 Columbia rd. n.w, Tele- | PAPERING, pa ot the Detter kind.| NoSew. No Doush.” Adams 270 A phone evenings. Decatur 2407 SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. CHAMBERMAID, waitress, nurse, or do gen- Fhone eral housework; can give references. North 3412. Con i, e GIRL, for general housework: stay_nights city teferency Between 4 and 730 pm., call Decatur 3788 1500 2nd st. n.w. GIRLS (2), colored, neat, desire work | work_as maid, waitress_or elevator operator; whole or part time. Lin. 8716 " °° LADY, white, desires light housework: with girl 4 'years old; small wage, $10 & mo. Ad- dress Box 361-A. Star office LAUNDRESS. WAITRESS, seamstre: class; experienced cook. general cle; day.” 198 Rusby ave., Bethesda, Md 5684-0. sl 8 WIDOW of refinement desi o8 housekeeper: not servant type. Address Box 59-A. Star officg. 130 WOMAN, colored. wishes work of any kind: experienced in_cooking, lunch room or board- ing house. 1123 6th &t n.w. Met. 4519, WOMAN, colored, neat, wishes part-time, day's work, mother's 'helper or general hougework: reference. 1329 22nd st. n. WOMAN first-class references YOUNG WQMAN, colored, work in_small family; capab] stay_some nights: o washing. colored. wants a_ place as cool Call Lincoln 9189-J. wishes house- . %0od_ cook Atl 4955-J. The rate under heading of Personal ts 3 cents per line additional to the regular line rate, home for convalescents, aged and chronic patients. Two graduate nurses in attend-- ance. Electric call system. Tray service. Physician on call. Rates reasonable. Wis. 4634 WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY THERE is 1o need to feel that they must accept in- ferior (uneral services. due to inability to pay a high price The Greater W. W _Chambers o, ofers « complete funeral. cars and ail for as little as $75. World's finest water- proof, airtight, guaranteed. sieel burial vauit may be had from Chambers for $85. In case 0. death call the Greater W. W Chambers Co.._14th. cor. Chapin n.w. Col MAPLEWOOD SANITARIU} 720 GREEN ave., Silver Spring, Md.—Room, board snd care invalids. chronic patients. convalescents Special rates Doctor on call. Telephone Silver Spring 722. = MASSAGE, SALT GLOW BA PHY therapy, lrrigation; trained nurse. District 071 DOCTORS WISHING PATIENTS TO HAVE colonic irrigations from experienced nurse 1612 Rigss pl. n.w. or call Dec. 5657-M. 145 HOME-BAKED PASTRIES, PIES, LARGE OR individual cakes, nut breads, doughnuts. gin- ger bread mads to order and delivered. MRS_MacGREGORY. Col. 8981 ST FOR SALE_ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP _IN Congressional ‘Country Club. Address Box 398-V. Star office Room papered, Commercial Decorating Co., Met. 8830 PAPERING AND PAINTING. Special before-Christmas Drices on pape: ing. painting, plumbing. heating. plastering, carpentry, electrical wiring and generai house repairing: on our smail monthly pay- ment_ plan—first payment beginning Febru- ary. 1932; free estimates. HOME DECORA- TORS, Met. 0854. 1000 9th st. n.w $6.50 up; work guarantee 1 SADPE {(;—Rooms, $5 up, in FAPERING: Roams a8 uip J. R. Bears, 630 N. Y. ave. nw. Norih his 5 RIN(G--Rooms. $5 up: kitchen or PAPERING2ee painted, 35 up: prompt service: latest patterns. Atiantic 4652. 14 PAPERING AND PAINTING. Let us estimate your work. BLUE RIDGE DECORATING CO’. Georgia 1787 14% PAPERHANGING — Good ranteed in writing: rooms scraped dry. cracks flled. $745; latest samples. _Spigel. Col. 0043 12% PAPERHANGING. plastering: special low prices: neat. by exper. mechanic. Call_Baitz, 601 Irving n.w. Columbia 1889 PAPERHANGING—Rooms papered. ”—"-'rd up. Estiniate fur. Work guaranteed. A George, 2129 18th st. n.w., Apt. 2. 4 PAPERHANGING, PAINTING Rooms papered, $5 up; bath, kitchen painted. $5 up: floors sanded and refinished. reasonable. Earle Jordan, Lin. 5765. Whit F [N (G—Guttering. spouting, paint- ROOFING—guttering. cleaning, re- pairing reasonable’ Ajax Roofing Co., No. 5314. day. night. 2038 18th st. n.w UPHOLSTERING of all kinds: firsi-class pork. Garland, 8632 Georgia ave. Geors WEATHER STRIPPING _Best material, guar- anteed workmanship: est. free. John Weis muller. 1735 14th st. n.w. Dec. 0760. 13* CALL A RELIABLE CONCERN A promise is no better than the com- any that makes it Thousands of satis- jobs attest to the satisfaction we assuire. you. ¢ Absolutely No Cash Required. Pay As Little As $5.00 Monthly, Pnln!lnT l’ pering. plumbing. plastering, heating. electrical wiring. roofing. cementin; carpentering. weather strippin gaTages. Estimates cheerfully Svrn Iree. The GENERAL CONTRACTING CO. 927 NEW YORK AVE. TELEPHONE DIST. 5082. SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. 2 ADDING MACHINES_United Typewriter Go is moving to larger quarters. Machines from S5 Old tore at your prices. 1237 N.'Y. ave AUTOMOBI d or_boys; $2.50 wagons reduced to 98c: $5 wagons reduced 10 $2.98: alo big reductions on other toys. M. Prank Ruppert, 1021 7th n.w. BANJO, enor. and case, Vega type N. §12; English tweed topcoat, $7; good condition. Col. 10229, BASS "HORN and case, cheap. Adams SEWING MACHINESSinger portable_ elec- trics. $20: dropheads, $5, $10: rents, $3; re- Pairs. 635 Pa. ave. s.e., upstalrs. Lin. 801, SEWING MACHINES Dro New Home, $15; Standard, $10; pthers at 85; all” guar Ne o lenting and repairing. Open evenings. 3.E. Sew. Mch. 8hop. 313 Pa. ave. .6, Lin. 0235, TRAINS, Lionel electric, special, one num- ber 403-E outft, Lwin motor. $45. Also 10 separate passenger cars. number 337 and 338 Lots of other bargains. Modern auto Supply Co.. 917 H st. ne.Lincoln 3896. TYPEWRITERS—Washington Typewriter Ex- change selling out, retiring from business. Wonderful_bargains. 807 13th TYPEWRITER. Underwood _sti new. " 1448 Girard st. n.w.. Apt. 33 TYPEWRITERS—American Co., 1431 East Captiol st. away ‘rom the high rents. Sell Open eve- nead Singer, $15; 313 New ideal. New machines. ing. renting, repairing all mak nings._Lin 082, S—Portables in attractive col- ors make ideal Xmas gifts. Small deposit, fasy terms. We rent. repair all machines. Typewriter Sales & Service Co., 1714 H st. n.w. TXPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. Georsia 1883, Underwoods, Royals and L. C. Smiths. $2.5 mo.. 3 mos. In adv.. $6.75: 8 mos.. $13. TYPEWRITERS — United Typewriter Co. I8 Doving to lareer qunrters Typewrlters from ur old ztore at yo < 2 3 Rt Chhgpor® 40 Your prices. 1227 N. Y. ave. VACUUM CLEANERS— Hoover, $32.50. Elec- trolux. §18; Hamilton Beach, $15: will dem- oustrate; first-class condition. = Shep. 3129-W afters. 13+ VIOLIN. “34-size, outgrown: in _yery _good gondition. “Sacrifice for cash. it Woode y TO SETTLE EST, 9.rgom 3 &5 antique and modern furniture, ins room. living room, bed room suites. to 3 s g 8Bunday, Dec. 13th, at 1346 Quincy & de2s* DOGS, PETS, ETC. FOX TERRIERS. Bostons. Eskimos and other pups, singin naries, Mexican parrots, monkeys. goid and tropical fish. aquariums. alligators. turties. We carry a complet lne of medicines and_ supplie: Schmid's Emporium of Pets, 712 12th st. n.w. Metro- politan 7113. Your dog given s sanitary bath, com ellmlnltin} fleas. dried with electric drier, all for $1. Dr. Locke's Dog and Cat Hospital. 1422 Irving st_n.w._Col 0574. POMERANIU! PUPP] 3 Eedklre( marked. See after 5:30 week days, all Sunday. 1321 Fairmont n.w.. Apt. 307. SINGING CAN letely 5 al 5 p.m. or all day Sunday. Apt. 3. 1 TTISH TERRIERS dnd _wire-hair fox terriers, 4 weeks old up: excellent selections open to registration. Mrs._ Richard H. John- ston. Ruffcote Kennels, 727 Chesapeake ave., Silver 8prine. Md. pherd 2626, n TWO _PRIVATE SADDLE HORSES. Cal Columbia 5122 or Georgia 4251 gL —NVALTOET | 1729-W. 3559 Hoimead Bl ‘n- CANARIES FOR SALE—Raised at home: 36 jon 51 rd st | PRIVATE HOME FOR AGED, INVALIDS: | 172 _ . = S — N v il e L B R Boneral ;. “Amunt Chamiec. director | B 43 Wl modfe™ 57 S0 8 ey | Ivitiel enton by SIeBinted it | BATH GUTPITS brice"and bullie mate: | 18" AU TIP3 SRF Cnen S0 4ay E ¥ taking her pet parlor snake with her T0 PROSECUTE SUIT | seneral “of Polish radio, from War- | fancasiuf omoblle, L vou Fomine De- | ORle doaat, -, Yoo 110 Lenox ave. Hiatis- | il Come to any of Hechioaers } sards | o e tiners. et LY. Major Radio Features “I'm worried about father,” Julia | muications ot Homy e ot com | e e B Lt | e e DAY —SOHOGTTRE—¥oR | I SR caslly selected We have ‘large |low: meal worms. 20c per 100." E. M. Jame- said _— unications of Spain, from Madrid; [ 5% ™ ok 7 35°"" | children with problems: Indiv. instruction: | Juantities of good used brick. lumber (3x T o e . = = 3 ; i frst §20 takes him. SPECIAL EVENTS for the folly of youth in Joy's expericnce Files Divorce Action, but Lr "’ifi‘,””'&“mfl’, Caflédfl-_fm"l‘ Ottawa; Act-| __ EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. AEDUCING =T TREATMENTS 35 Ipe. D8th_tubs, ‘radiators Plumbinie and | Sunday morning. North 4533 International Marconi tribute, WRC,|with Platovski. He had washed his Honohow nor Srown of Hawall, from | RGPHERS EXCHAN oy, S ooks, malds, | Turkish baths, needle shower. . diathermy | AN wosy maieA%, in excellent condition | RABBITS, cheap. Mrs- Ella Brown fH 5. nternational A s 3 ey | Reno Immediately onolulu; Michael Pupin, Columbia | houseworkers; by day ek g§Ionthe rel. baking; results assured. North 6208. 1913 N. | miecry Vi and Wells ave., Edmonston. Md 13* 4:00 to 6:30 Dands of the matter. However, he had University sclentist. from New York; | {Bvestisated. Decasur 35kl 1031 1ith piw: : 5 o [T UL S (R P ST. BERNARD PUP, pedisreed sioek _price en Instrumen quashing, potently Sannosuki I ol S IR [ o e HE( ) EPT. | to auick buser. L.'E. Hallomon, 5 Dutton “ AN, ofying the | tROUE passively, Platovski's ambition to Afterward. catians, Jap"e«;da'r?;:'rfc"%k‘:f) col?:;:?n’a EFFICIENT HELP OF ALL XINDS PROMET- | PCTuNTLoC, DRUGLESS BODY TREAT- | HI O e T ey HNCRING 1N ave.. Catonsville, Md. ‘Hunted,” WRC. 8:00; “Defying the | ciliect money from him. For the great s Martinez, minister of ni s, | Becurnished, * Peoples Employment Agency, | nia, weakness. limbago, eic.. chronic: ail- Downtown—6th and C Sts. S.W. WIRE HAIRED TERRIER PUPS, 4 months Law by Hank Simmons' ShoW | Caldwell was one of the most promi- Vv T o communications, | Decatur 3555. 1342 You st SfCle ments_by_appointment. _Potomac 0797, _14* Brightwood—5925_Ga. Ave. N.W. old, ‘males, light marked: best pedigreed Boat Co, WMAL, 10:00 et baskers of > for | BY the Associated Press. el tirCm Caracas; Governor | COMPETENT DOMESTIG HELP of all xind3 | ARE_YOU INTERESTED IN BEING ABLE | BOOKCASE. dresser. chiffonier. Ofiental | Stock. Johnson's. Newton st. n.e. ! . nent backers of the opera company for | B' T f4see bed December 12 —Ethe] | G¢neral Butte of the Philippines, from | [urnished by employmens agency ot Womoics e S rugs. whatnot, davennort table, ciock. music | SETTER PUPS for sale: females, 36 mal SPEECHES. uhl‘ch Mme. P]smvsh“sangd Ag[er‘a‘nam;'flh ‘(,Mh"»wnodfb':'nua,m Ol'\'mme(‘ Manila; Maurice Philipsson, director of | EXchanse, 3405 Conn. ave. Clev. 0671 " Adams 7125 net. tov_airto. end table. 310 . W. W. Thomas, Falis Church, Va. i conference between Julia and the di- | thlet 2 S radio of Belgium, from Brussels ! =< - "COURSES., | CHILDREN'S SWEATERS AND SUITS. | CASH REGISTERS. show cases. | Phone A B *“Ihe Politieal Sitmation in Washinglenl, . or i1 opers company. madnms |@Ames sthlete, whose marriege at| Fisk, managing director of radio pf gur. | . "NSTRUCTION COURSES. | SHILDREN i HAND KNIT. REASON- | counters shelving. chairs. tables. scales, 1ron | COLOR-BRED STLVER “TABEY FERSAN Tonight,” by Prederic William Wile, Toronto in 1929 to James McLaren was 2 e |- | LEARN GOOD BEAUTY CULTURE AT THE | ABLY PRICED. CALL DEC. 3948. jafes. coffee urns. steam tables. soda foun- kittens, $25 to 335 8-monih-old black Fer WMAL, 7:00: “The Administration’s ’g:\‘\’,d";z‘?,2’,,,'},‘“;“’,’,{,;“‘;;,‘;'2" flfc";‘l’?““ only recently announced, filed suit ‘,;T““'x ’"”h"( Sydney, and M. Guernler, | Mabelle Honour Schooi (etac Sg1ar T3¢ | ABLY PRICED. CALL DEC. 30¢8. lectrie erinders, mixers. Tefrigerators; sian female, Erebus Stram. *340: - Siamess Cire e o Snersesniiy | L& bank-note poulice, - "7 " | here on October 23 for . divorce from | Timlsler bf posts 'and. telegraph of | St ‘ahout e k. wit ot mning O AL, e—tac | B adgicrotion. Bagar Baum. Toc. 00 | Siometts “0ih tioq Al feFisiered bluerribbon Huge Deficlt.” [0 Undersecretary | O, " were no new developments, at | MELATen on' grounds of non-support, | ; g 4th st n.w. 1325 N. H. ave. nw. . ND WIFE RETURNING CALIF, DEC. |E st nw. AMERICAN PIT BULL TERRIER PUPS Mills in the National Radio Forum, | . AE ! q Attorney Wayne T. Wilson for Mrs. T JAZZ— Popular music in 20 lessons: free les- | 14 Southern route; Dodge Senlor; 335." Alex. | CHIFFORGBE, mew: coll spring and mal | ArroGan aby’ s2. Tegists Pedigreed. WMAL. 1000 the moment, in the Express’ campaign McLaren said He had not heard from LIEUT Sons 1 you' buy instrument Ghrisence | 2004-WX. 3°_ | tress. double bed size: pillows. blankets, etc.: | fo; 436 Jefferson st. now. - Ga. gi55 f % dpe. NellseaSXompyuthial Ihe |iin favang iwinneh (athle s SlEoe o EUT. DOW TO SPEAK |kl sivt,h 2o D el o T o Tackants SR Do Tscella e RRR, RIFS, nicely marked: 7 < s ceus % : e T e ville: drive or pay part expenses: refer- —Dresses, raincoat, miscellane- ol : ng Crosby, baritone, L T15; paLs o ; - - | Francisco that it would be “impossible | Will Describ. fon | Russian lansuage); ea thod for begin- | CONGENIAL TRAVEL BUREAU, €31 Pemmm. | ____ ' “ge" 5P eal Ghristr the Yeast Jesters, WRO, 1:15: the | Cathleen was in daily touch with the to Teturn today. | Will "advise e | Describe Recent Invention |Russian lansiage) easy method for besin | ave now. resisters passensers and cars, ex- | COAT, seal 3. fox shawl collar wnd cufls. | Fts S5 Benuat oo Bake ldeal Chrlstmas Chronicles, WMAL, 7:30: Harold :a;g;;» of (]l(v-‘ Expr((;:(s She “‘“1&015‘ 0 | coming.” ‘The divorce sult has been Before Radio Club, TG LESSONS FOR ~PERMIT. EASY | Pente sharing. Nat. 9136, North 10384, p.m. §o0d | condition; "$65. 1646 Columbia rd., | Phorie Capitol Heights 318 Veo's Orchestra with Marguerite | G0ld herself in readiness in case Neilsen | Cor 2 o | parkine: “cars furnished _Call Foster (Old LR s s o e | Ape L GERMAN POLICE PUPPIES, ihoroushbiedy Cregmsw!‘ll WRO, 1145 oo Bs“mp_ | failed to “come clean.” c’a'\h'n‘l’u&”pfgnmffv d‘s};% nlrrlgorfil:;! Lieut. J. B. Dow, U. 8. N., will de- | Reliable). Met. 1809. 645 B st. s.w. 14° | GO BY N COPFEE ms.z;g;::er:hfii:&ugf . | pe,Male: W0 females. 491 H st. s.w. Dis- nagle snd Bus, WMAL, 8:00; the | Neil Neilsen she had not seen. Nor | Gateerwood pre expected to be able | SCTibe one of his latest inventions, a | AVIATION = LEARN prvment it oW EST | BUNYANS, 1891 PENNA: AVE. CMET. e183, | STt fEChse trape. sterilizers. coun dis- | BRIVATE PARTY Rav some sxcentionsly s Paint Club, WRC, §:30; Jesse Craw- | her brotner Danny. . Nor her mother, | 1V1kon, new transmitting circuit, at a meeting | Atdress Box 8- atar Hent® if Pr 10 |Ph nnocattie min gl mise | SORAC b e soe ford, organist, WRC, 11:16, Often as she had walked past the house | ““\er oot o iyered nis wite's com. |OF the Washingion Radio Olub toniars | - s Eox S04, Star o OR AUCTION. | = 5= o TIER. | ovens e A ianies, st aheiving hake edigreed Great Dane Pups. on Bank street she had not caught 50 | piaint s week atter I war ad ond |8t 8 oclock in the auditorium of the Certified Teacher—Official System __BUSINESS OPPORTUNFTIES. W et 9307, Price V4T, Reasonal DANCE MUSIC much as u glimpse of Margaret Carroll. Fio 0ol wac met ree toa) st e g Departiment of Commerce. SRS Adams 102 | 600D GOMNG BILLARD PARLOR must Fe OO MIERR. TaTler fyog. ib; Cin fi‘“R'\‘IG(.\;‘ AT v Che blinds in her father's A ke dlmadiot i, b eut. A. s, U, 8 50 Wi RVICE . 3 nnatl time clocl r ruck, “RSTAN CA Ear] Burnett's Or_che:LrT “‘&,Rcwl&:?‘ ;x::_e‘ph:’i_(x“ T .!;}\ir; Toom UPStairs | veu unexplained reason Miss Gather- Ll frlfifi;l}/ i INmaxso will| CIVIL SERVICE. tional 9573. i " | §igoatl tme clock’$38: Ford"dimp teus s ER s Wardman_Park Orchestra L 2, ways drawn. Her heart ached for | wooq suddenly left Reno and has mot | P o amateny,TCUlt| FOLICEMAN Exam SPECIAL Preparation. | PLLY EQUIPPED RESTAURANT 3i-hout . ove: “iwo_taate =il DAVENPORT. overstuffed, and (wo 1aatc] 11:00; Coon-Sanders' Orchestra,) what might be going on behind them. | vy oo to the uses of the radio amateur. Slhastny 9 o The Civil Seivice Preparatory | business: eauipment oniy. $1.000 auitable | B ine "eondition: ‘price. e38 1388 | ————— S — g 5 . nothing & = . ¢ chool. s e, corner 12th & F hw. Met. 6337, » | bowin dulos s, fine : 1 WRC, 12:05 | But ther - nothing she could do Miss Catherwood's complaint simply : z e e e O 13 e et B for the whale buils: | Meridian Bl n.w.. Adams 10426, - - 13+ | _ WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. e | yet. She must bide her time until she | charged non-support and. did. mot go | 2'LL make you feel POLICE EXAMINATION., {ne. See Mr. Newsom. 1110 H nie. DAY, BED. coll spring with mattress: gentle- | AUTOGRAPHED LETTERS of Presidents and HIGH LIGHTS ELSEWHERE., could take definite steps to drive the | into details, She aid o o ek y eel at Salary, $1.900. Tuition for this course | b TION ANTIQUE ~SHOP _AND | MARs OVercoat, size 38 on 40: boy's over- | statesmen. stamp collections. old coins bought, €:00—Raising Junior; domestic skit— | Shadow from that dingy brick | mony, and said they had ne enidren. home guly 45" INTENSIVE INSTRUCTION every | funeheon e Toomt 1o TenC. Daciioly edui coat, all reasorianie. T2 Eme Hoboy Shos. 14 et st nw._Dist 11 i - ’ n H 8 o L e e & A day every night, ering THOROUGH- | g v ., surplus from U. jovernment ; pa; or old jewelry, diamonds, WJZ, WBAL, WHAM, WJR |house ; _ o= X _if you register at the LY every phase of this exam. Briated work DELTCATESSEN and Tighi TanchTor—saie: | 2150, treméndous ‘savings b Dew Tactors | macemis it Piid OF old Jevelry, diamends, and WGAR Work on her “Declaration of Inde-| SAN FRANCISCO, December 11 (8)— |0 thke ewme. We give you actual teaching | DELICATESSEN Furope, reasonuble Moy | close-outs and seconds: cheapest rices on d_Refining, Inc.. 40 nw. 12¢ :45—Topics in Brief; Lowell Thomas Pendence’ was nearing _completion. | Mrs. Ethel Hannalh Catherwood Me- | ac ston t | Stnioay, course. The Clvil Service Preparatory | g¥ner going ¢ i | e st . CaRReisal Office | BOOKS BOUGHT— Hishési- pricss. Al Kinds: —WJZ, WBZ, ‘WHAM, KDKA, |Paul Allison found that, after all, the | Laren, reported to have filed & suit for | (3 otef s corner 13th & P nw. Met 6031, ¢ | B on T very desTrabie Toeation | LR C it - any, digntitles” Phone Mer. S5 Pearl” WLW, WRVA, WIOD and WFLA, | diary needed very little revision. It |divorce in Reno last October 23, denied | 1016 17th St. t. 3510 | HELP—WOMEN. for a live wire: will sacrifl ational 1408. 2250, 438 Cann 3 zs-rixgs L '-c;’s’u-md-mr; 7:30—"'The Open Door,” drama— |Must swing along naturally. Any at- |here today she had filed the suit but | —and you will enjoy the BOOKKEEPER AND TYPIST Young Iady | MODERN MANUFACTUR! FLANT for | DESKS—Sale of factory seconds” of office | fixtur-s: entire - conirars bought. Edgar WBAL tempt o gld it with professional skill |said “she might later.” She said she benefit ‘of this special rate [ with "pleasing personality. In- answering E e Ly BT e W Sta R Gn: | fprmiture, desks, tablies, ‘chairs, "book, cases: | BAUM® Inc. 814 E s ors Mo bise 7:45—The Goldbergs’ comedy sketch— | Would ruin its effec | would issue & statement later in the | somely, Tpuning dor hand- | relerences* salnry 36 mor meek e | Bt O Rvustod DhoR AlSk. ehho; | (e pabinets, cabinet sates an H. Baum & | FURNITURE—We pay bighest cash price WEAF, WTIC, WGY, WWJ,| Once she had gone to the offices of | day. somely furnished room, |Box 590k, Star shce 3 Eallon ‘premises. 14* | Son 616 B st nw. National 9136, merchandise. Por prompt relts CARosy WSAI and WBEN. Drew & Co. at a summons from Mr. | = = vu;h J:x;uviuu_- private bath WOMAN, _white. middle age, 12 NICE ROOMS, st;-rnnh:{:l;g&&\;wg:g: N HOQM SO HAS T new: | Douglas. Met. 7373; evenings Col.. 4897. 1 8:00—"Danger Fighters,” dramatic|Drew. He had merely wanted to ask 1 —breakfast in the cafe— bome._Apply 3214-6th st. s.e. - 13 i good. propostiige-iin hea | Brpe s saerfce. _Dec. 3508._13° | GOLD. silver,” watcnes. iamonds and old elChWJZ, WBAL, WHAM. | her how she wac getting on with the | and complete hotel service e ARIES (4). ages 2125, to travel | Hoh 10%, erRANntg A0 omce ¢ ‘A0 | ELEC. FRERZING UNITS for your ire box | eorly mhedia Talongs clamends ‘dept. sketch—WJZ, s Wi - 8 L1 SN extensively for nationally advertised firm | Address Box 343-A._Star_office. _ different makes; $20, 330 and $40. Also mo- | Full cash value patd. Selinpers. 618 B ot 9:00—"“The Magic Flute,” by Chi- | “Declaration” She did not see Tom | month—each. 0™ BY the | cailing "o biiness neobie ghiv: pemancrs | GROCEY STORE: facrifice at once on ac: | Sncron Piakes: {20, 330 and 440, " Also mo- 1P YOU ARE TN RURRY AL Do NOTES D AIE Opers, Co—WJZ, | Drew, Even to hersell she would not| TO GIVE UP'AS SLAYER| mentie ach arv. sl PRRoni sy oF Aciancement, Sal- | count of sicEness. 1801 Benuing rd. me. 14+ | net. et e e eimaToT T sueic | DIstrict, 8112, © Prompe - aitention and bl - o e SHehad A 10 ry a month at start: bonus and trans- | gy PACE for service station or | FRIGIDAIRES and Kelvinators, 4. 7. 9 cubic | money fol irable furnit ol WHAM, WJR and WIBO admit that she hac to Drew’s with | L o { $ 28 o B R ATPIY, from 1012 w.m. -4 Bm., | SOITABLE SEACR, 150,000 Sa. e 2380 | FriCames and Kelvinators: €. 7.9 cuble ooty Rl eranin upplcie Sud hojseiiid 9:30—"The_ First Nighter,” dramatic|the hope in her heart that she might Hotel Colonial, ask for Mr. Blake 130 | R aplam sty nw 14°_ | guarantee this week. 1004 Pa. ave. 0.W., 2nd | tion. 25 vers of falr aealing. sketch—WJZ, WBAL, WHAM, | catch a glimpse of those blue-blue eyes | BY the Associated Press week = - = JUNK SHOP or junk-shop eauipment for | floor. Met. 7967. We service. 12° _ BHONOGRAPH. preferably Electroia or Panc KDKA, WBZ and WLW. while there. WELCH, W. Va, December 12— | Drop in and inspect these leLl’&-noMESTLL_: o ale cheap. Apply 24 Plerce st. n.w. 13° | FUR COAT—Beautiful black Russian cara- |atrope. Golder, American University Campus. #:45—Billy Hillpot and -Scrappy” Lam- | _ As she was leaving Drew's she met |Using his shotgun as a crutch, a 74- | rooms at this special price. |GOLQRED” GIRL—Must be firsi-ciass ook, | COMMISSION MERCHANT or farmers’ pro- R T R e T (A ] e e s i s beri—WABC, WEAN, WCAO, | Diana Draper. Cathlern would have | year-old mountaineer hobbled 30 mites | Harry Wood, Manager. IRE 0 WorkTor 35 s end SepY o0 WL | duce stand; ideal location at low rent. 012 | 36 fincst skin: orlginally 411000 slghtly in EIANQ—VIIL store pianc for the use. Falls WLBW and WJAS passed on, having no desire to claim | down from the hills to tell the Mec-~ L 2 2 2 Kood home need apply, Address Bog $31-4 | 213t St- 1L, Opposite Western t e | FUR GOAT, man's, faccoon, size 38; verfect ! e S inie o s 10:00—Russ Columbo and his Orches- | s0 much &s acquaintanceship with the | Dowell County sherl that he bea Star office X €8 Box 327:A. | a_mo._Cail 1021 7th s condition: cort 330! "Srice. 1106, Gol “5035, | EIANG WL oy spot cash for, yood. mod- ass C an o i Z 0 . € g SOANY <. § v — — - T | 0! M ocery store: i E ) S 2 " | ern Steinway baby grand. Addre: ox tra—WwJz, WBAL KDKA |haughty Diana. But Diana stopped |killed a man K elimitey YOUnK and TNtellIRent: Gor- | HUNC havo s ronms. BATh. elec.. ere.. §13 4 | ADL. 143-B.after § bm, _| 263-a. Star om WBZA, WHAM and WLW her Marshall Roberts of Panther Creek. ment and conventently Sary: wood environ: | 1AFE® E0%:° 1021 Tth st. h.w ToR SOAT,Dleached miskrat: fine condl” | 5TORE PIXTURES, Tunch Toum SquiDmEH 5 | her +| |ment and conveniently locaied home. State - tion: small size: $30. _Call after 6. Ga. 1517, | STO ] anoh Thany eTaemgts val of Nations program | ~How do you do. Miss Carroll?” she Who sald he suffered from rheumatism | Sffcend experience. " Aadress Box 13:A, star | WANTED Cleaniog, &reing, oo BT | o e e ot ramn M For ey fire G414 SR Rt now. et 0t of Chicago—WJZ, WBAL. WBZ, | said, placing herself directly in Cath- and had to use the shotgun for a crutch AL jaes B | mess._Address LSS roll-away_ bed. 2-plece! living room suite. AT TrotERT ea s WHAM, KDKA and WJR leen’s path, to walk, Thursday told the sheriff that “ IAL . 9.4«) v;fi‘iifi‘u"i{’,df,‘fié’,‘““}‘g{},“g"» gxpeiienced. | SUBURBAN BTORE Mo e Tnie ' ';",gy.l/-gag_ Box 30-A. Star ofice. __ _13* _ | WE, PAY, HIGHEST CASH PRl ‘f,fin,{";o,fl 11:00—Slumber music; Laurier String Cathleen found herself resenting the |he shot Harrison Luster to protect his references. Telephone Wissangin aany ety o BT A ve. and Ohapel rd.: 335 & | FURNITURE — Mahogany _ table, TooKer for prompt service. Ensemble—WJZ smartness, the assurance that emanated | life. Luster, he said. had been threat. * s e O e e e o e 815 Sood Fondition. " 1i23 BiltoaSs S0 Rene National 1381, 11:30—The Three Doctors; songs and | from the blond girl. 1t was tangible as | ening the Roberts family and when he Ceterance” Testaurant. all-around girl; city |BINGO PENNY MACHINES, for sale in 1ot | b Col._rd: s 4 WESOH e D Og1s Op RN W, patter—WJz, BAL and the scent of the costly flowers that | failed to heed a warning to stay off the reference. 1800 Bladensburg rd. n.e. L e Bra: omee Do PrICE. | URNTTURE —Overstilsl bed=davennort | Houslliy effects, merchandise, stocks, WHAM Diana wore, Roberts farm he shot him C“AB Es for tmiaventi pvnite care 3-year chilg | Address Box 180X Slar offee. 55, PaS0ouainut dining, room “zulte. | sutomoblles. el Thiriy nine vears serving . | 1. Good atiernoon, Miss Draper,” Cath- lm'll"zhr;nr::gn:x:O\:’r;;a:‘n:hl!{xfnlfim;(];cll‘ nis 433 Kenyon st now.. “mAll 8Bt references. | FOR E‘"’fiuf"“"'fifix ocated Tih st “s.%; | buffets, china closeis. cheap. 13t b me. | Ll ashington public S — NDAY leen answered cool ey f the hills to WOMAN fo iron and clean two afternoons | $2:500. Lo Hocated —with —new | GARAGE EQUIPMENT FOR SALE—One set SALL—AUTOMOBILES. ARINGS DUE MO I've been hopir e - | give himself u HACKETT n week, 3125 day" = URANT, _well located, with _fiew | 7 el pullers. 1ot Tany s, | SALL—AUTOMOBILES. HE W0 agai DhnE mis e Cemet 87 iy = | Adams gz > 8% €2 fare and dinner. | RESEAGRANT., Nola onScasonable. terims | & sngén” pope o ) 550 ABY and s, | o SALL—AUTOMO Powerful _car, ON APPROPRIATION BILLS "*f\&%e% Biti* 2Ll - capeen | B ¥ G | it HoChnd £ . |08t ol ST efe bl | SRR WISy T 3 P is ng,” G [ Stay nights Phone Cle bups? oki | Nationa o Sts. NW._ | ers, ‘1 'cylinder gauge. Bargains. ress | it away for 365 2y, ommi L ] 4 as a reminde a mere remark For stealing five boxes of sausage Internationally known | ACCOUNTANT, " eight vears public account- | < oan FOR CLIENT, FILLING STATION. | than half price. Why pay more? ~J. W.|extras. Only $495, on terms, if sold before AN BRI NEr haa by AT LN I envy you workir rls. Dawdling IS | from a meat truck, Luther Robineey tenby. oAt thetCRE: Cotintan tence, desires position as public ac- | WANTED FOR GLIEFR. FILULS Qo Williams. 609 6th n.w. National 2686. 13+ December 12 "Mr. Roper, 1620 M st. n.w. uch stupid busincs:. I've been Urging |and James Taylor, both colored v cago Civie Opera Company. S1-A. Star offc. - MANMAer Addiess Rox) 1190 1dth St NW. D e L B et L | B e ARD COTPE S Ti=3echaal. Byrns Declares. oty e €. I want | sentenced to 60 days in jail in Police His beautiful melodies will ATTORNEY, youns, just admitted, desires MEAT STAND. inch emery wheel; practically new, See Mr. | cal condition A-1, upholstery like new, good % 0 try wrl I'm like every one | Court yesterday remind you that this Christ- geportunity” to (Cotinect with law " fim or o f the best located fresh |Ceci: Evening Star press room. rubber and sppearance; Xmas special $163; Hearings are to start Monday on the convinced that 1|~ The meat was taken when { S o lanage an estate. at which he fs fully ex- | ne o 5 31| INVALID ROLLING CHAIRS—For rent of | €asy terms. e MotoR O AL X bills h th Xy I might be allowed | 1eft the vehicle te make o miie driver mas, more than ever before, | Berlenced: marricd * it ‘have salary.” A | ked meat stands in|Sale: new and used: ail styled ail sizes: res|ove.nw. - o s } \ th to tell f h axe a delivery in a ou should send every 8s_Box_354-A. Star office. 1 _|and smol - duced prices. UNITED STATES STORAGE | BUICK 4-PASS, GOUPE, §150. Se other ha to tell i store af Third and Q streets Thursday 0 BOOKKEEPER: long experience as cost 1o | i Market Reasonable | CO.. 418 10th st. n.w_Met. 1844 cars of the heavy type that low prices sures thro the 1 “En 1 does have & | He said he returned to see the. men put riend a Christmas card of countant for builder, ‘seeks vermanent po. | Arcade Marke g 5 JEWELRY_Several dinmond rings, and dla- | Drinted in the paper would tend to misicad April 1. This was ;Hi"»')"g“d yesterday | story siten Diana | the boxes into a car and drive away grecting and good cheer. Sigsig, O manase sales. “phone North|price, See Mr. Warfield, stands Bond-studded "bracelet. * Harry"s."Plager, | You, Think of & Marmon that cost over by Representative Joseph Byms of Ten- | Draper. She s out loud re arres s | FEUR, ssed 30 SE e | Nos. 284-5 oD or 1430 You st r a6 -wh i dan ation Committes, following & confer-! when presced by necos hosition b years: carefui driver. 'Go any- | == e c o DOED SERVIGE. vator - and - automobile" pacte NoEd i A A T DL L D ence of the fuil committee o “How. clever of to. put 4t that 7 — Bhere miest relérences. Address' Box 1844, | _ e ’~: "Enm“ Ferovated and SR | DULET (07 8 or § room houge and miscella- | 5 "8ee’ sim’ Fiaherty. ) e The subzommittees are be afte ay." Diana was pi her siiver fox ; . GO0K; Notsema e Rillping] Hesires | Lok by protess approved by Heaith Bept | Roosn Seniding. matertal i he & TR | o OOROH, 19T o T T el today and if possible work w rf at just the right ang “Un- , - 0 L % Service and low prices. Eag a2 ot. lent “mechanical condition: its general ap- Monday on five appropriation bills, O | fortunately, I ack necessity for Inspira- We Give Property Management Personal Attention s family, Addreas Box 30c-A, Star'| B0y Procint servipe SRC oW Rcr e D LATROBES [COAL RANGES, siate bere pearance Is far beiter than vou would expect: 8t least foi 3 y That's the troulle with our set.| == HOTEL future, by teacher | BEDDING RENOVATED AND STERILIZED. | Shop. 306 B st. s Atlantic 4430 AT b A M o S The committee adopted a resolution inck causstion it T | . . with clerical and executive experiencer heey ICAN BEDDING CO., | MAHGGANY PANEL-BAGK LIVING ROOM | loiisy mest: 1 el piileass at s 1 Tifes just & hol d. & d on the death of the late Representative . 4 | E can quickly show you the many decided ad- references. Address Box 330-A, Star 9T | 4th AND BRYANT STS. N.E. _POT. 3232. §%5, 'oce pleges; reasonable.” Phone after | 14th st. n.w. _Decatur 1910 Ernest R kerman ich will be felt 5 | z i i T = eorgia_3552-J. *__ | BUI ACH, late 1926; just overhauled [ B e e, WhCH WiR B0 Catnes 1 hough a door had vantages our Property Management Service will AN, you Ay Workin gasoline | BEDDING, MATTRESSES DOX Son®t 40d | MAHOGANY DRESSER Tn ercelioni ondl: | LU ok, OQACH: late 1926 brivate owner- printed in the Congressional Record. " i ill reno.: best Smmstnl Rl st oy er face. LAGGEBELYI] | ¢ be to you in th £ artment house, Tantie eshog. oot MAndY With tools. AL | Bllows, XeRe. . OCs", BIsCL, st siw. Nab. 61, | tion: Call Ciebrela 2305, 155" | 534 20th st Dist. 5030 13 v She welied. Diana must have & reason : TouID Luecareio: ounial] i J MAN, with n 5 5000 Prons: | BEDDING RENOVATED, prings, mattresses, | PIANG, small studio, Biar Haks, vrs Io% | BUIOK 1005 BYANDIRS SIX SPORT COUPE N for having spoken to ¥ office building, res roperties, 2 fraKen = mat.; down comfort, re-cov. | price for quick sale: several used pianos at | —Rumble seat, heater, bumpese aad o LASSFORD GETS PR E g ) ffice building, residence or business propert: It's A e, car; affers services 1o god propo- | EFTIDING REN( fort, ice 1 ick” sale 1 used pis t | —Rumbl, t. heater, b dall GLAS AIS “IU's nice hav APt . LSt 5 3 S 1 35878, Star omee o onees. Address Box | B oW N e ain Co. €33 E nw. Nat. 4004, | 350 Chas M- Stleh. S240 G Shr extras, new tires; only 3338, on' terms. 4 BrGesine oo AL . o service that functions with every detail—relieving yo TE M/ od = “educa: | BOILERS, FURNACES cleaned and repaired: | PIANOS at, prices of interest fo_Ohrisimas | Donohioe Chevrolet. Inc.. 1620 M st. n.w. ’ Miss Carroll, I've stopped by to collect | £ all c ihility i tion with o capebls "o bullatns puteod sducas | RO, B covering, © Grown Fucl | shopboss. Vo ke mew S130, foargy ot | Sonotce O SEDAN, 1@9—Well han= Advertising Club Commends Han- Tom. The dear old thing- would got | of all concern and responsibility in connection foute manhger. Phone oy, topes: former 917 Tith st now. Dist. 9323, 3110 Stelnway, biack case. $210: 6-octave | died, 1ooks and runs Ane. thiS car will Lrest musly with b I dian't tow him | rentals and the adjusti head and upkeep to route manager. Phone Pot. 1523, | CARPENTER, bullder, alterations. porchiey Tn- | Erand. used, $265:"'g-octave ubrlent. J185: | any une's approval at 1685. 18 Toth & archery = ooks I ! als ne adjusting of overhead an P! YOUNG MAN. colored, from South, wants | CARPENTER, inds. Hart, | ised grands from 3275 up; 10 uprights from | ByIoKS, FOE dling of Unemployed Marchers. 'away. He's the of man who for- income. Only a nominal f but for very comprehen- work ‘of may kind: ‘cari operate elevator o |Slosed, concrete work. garages o nEe 325,10 390, susranteed conaitfon” We'are T e T B 2 gets dinner engagements. with presi- - S ee-—| drive car. Atlantic_4565. 1 A e L e ion; Aooring, Tenc- | 0l sgenis for Hardman, Kranich & Bach, from 325 up. “Eynon,” the Ford Denler, n%,u.‘}l;‘,’s"’.'fipi’fi,,fii',fd.fil"U,P;,fl,‘fi',“ dents.” sive service, . M. o Miawcotton designer, v ould-lik ] S o, concreting. Ouil §°E. gfiF" oren, G130 G . BTt Sands: o sy A8 CIahGsele ot tpe ved and the entire police hrone for the. "I_’l];l!:? PB‘,:d' i Y‘S‘f'mb‘f;’v’ldp;’l‘; PROMPT "Remittance Is the advancement, Take anything. ‘Address Box | Oilliss. me’x;\lEING 5 e prights for fenl: T Trving st Bee Jim Flanerty. 13+ orderly handling of the unempioyed fe¥ e attentions Tom Diew had ; . 363 e gt 13 |CHAIR e R Ty Jasboeu ) Sxoel- FANDA ers wi solution ' 10 Cathleen at Crestwood. She would INVARIABLE Rule his Office YOUNG MAN. 21 wants worki Bandy, net B b 3005, | nt condition; must sell, 330. 519 Mass. iy gt £ (e Advrti SR ] DALY MR o G [ B St e | e Club at a luncheon meeting in the ind that Tom Drew had ALL HAGNER rs) T S—— R By Lol oI [t T o o . . 7 : ‘ work- | complete. Ralelgh Hotel Thursday. poen o claimed and registered. Mo s sronpENT er” desires work of any Khe 393 Dordorsa ggg;ra;;;:*,:,“‘;;‘"‘.;{r;.‘.‘;‘.‘ o "fiy A oieinvay, 95 Kosbe, 7100 thess The co-operation of the Salvation | Was her remark a challenge or & 2 3 GAGE LoAN Corme. st. n.w.: George. ferms, "Nationa1’ 3ase. Olty Elec. & Hts. | Are unupual bargains: call s 3 o BA ) R W, 8 3 o 4 5 b G st. n.w. Army, Gospel - Misston and Central | ing? ng, probably. Well, she N9 5 YOUNG MAN. _aciive, inteliiient, 5 3637 | 2™ Sons Mige" 2 arT |l ohas. M. a @ 4 & + uprighi, perfect condition, Union Mission in supplying food and nesdn’t have troubled hereelf. Poach ,e/u‘/(‘r/e.%fidmm 4 fotmtTonr o s Biest 058 qechanic, deftres TRIC WIRING $50- do0e T4en st o s A 4 . C. refs. Ga. 313, ELEC . | 380 . D.W.. ADE. 1. 13 facilities for the visitors also was|ing on other people’s preserves, Ca 1} 45 s E 3 use complete with fixtures, PIANO. T, MANOG. TAFARGUE praised by the club, which described the leen assured herself, was not one of hi 1321 Connecticut Ave, Decatur 3600 WE nieed several fobs for Howard URIVerdly incl hoods eorsice $30. EXDert Workmag: ABT. year old. Cost 3375, sell rea- of the police and charity forces specialties. One could love without *: K Ldents, e 7 a’ o8 obSs. ‘ [y 2 g OfE - @' Saedit do-and most " being loved in return, Diana Draper !’ : : Dean of Men's .i,‘fi. b E [