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C—4 =* THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, TUESDAY, DRUMMOND STORY ON WAL TONIGAT Dramatized Version of McNelie’s Work. d version of H. G. Mc Nelcs ~Bulldog Drummond Re(urr will be the Crime Club presentation tonight over WMAL and associated Co- lumbia stations In this story. Drummond and his hd. Algy Lengworth. become in- voived in a grusseme murder commiited by a mysterious group in a haunted Yiouse Musically, the outstanding WMAL feature will be the concert by the Co- lumiia Symphony Orchestra from 10 1 10:30 e program A dramati fri The second movemen phony in E Flat. von Weber's tation to the Dance” and Tschaikow- “Danse des Mirlitons.” he Street Singe Arthur Trac offer_the ient Prince. ber in his breo>d Orchesira at 8 o'clock. He also will sing “Lock for the Silver Lining.” “While We Danced ot the Mardi Cras” and “Macushla.” ml's “If T Were King" will be sung by Tommy McLaughlin, baritone, es a fcatare of the Threads of Happiness progiam. Andre Kostelanetz and his orchestra also will contribute to this program A new Singer,” from ¢ with Nat iation of “Yankee Doodle’ wiil be played by Jacques Fray and | Mailo Braggiotii, plano in their | adcast at 7:15. The oiher i:umbers irclude “Valse Tricte” and a popular melody in novel arrangement | Radio Joe and His Budget Boys have | erranged a “School Night' pregram for their breadeast at 6:30. The guest ar- tists on this program will be Jeanette Bitiner, Mary Middleton and Reba ‘Wills, harmony trio. H Music and speeches will make up the | N B. C. Artists’ pregram on the WRC | echedule for 7:30. Thosc taking part | will be Melinda Alexander, Lowell homas, Irvin S. Cobb, Maurice Sachs and Cesare Sodero’s Orchestra. Crumit’s New Song. | Crumit will sing his newest The Grandson of Abdul Abulbul | in his broadcast w Julia erson at 7 o'clock. Crumii’s duets Miss Sanderson will b> “A Shine Shoes.” “Every One Says I ou” and “Swingin’ Down the Society Burglar” will be the feature of the program from | Lew Conrad and his orchestra | ide the musical background popular request the Northern Co. will revive the dramai tonight over WOL. The play will run for three wecks. with two epi- | godes ecach weck. WOL's musical fea- | ires will be provided by Rose Novak. | viclinist. and Romeo Guaraldi bari- | tone THEME SONG.ACQUIRED FOR NEWEST SUBWAY Th: New York Newspapers Carry Apt Lines Cheering Route ‘“‘Here to Stay.” NEW YORK (NANA). — Jerome Dalr. once a newspaper reporter and now cccretary to the tramsportation commissioner, has acquired & song for the Eighth avenue subway. cently opened months of delay. was so apt that almost every New York newspaper carried it, and the title is: “Hurrah for the New Subway.” This is the chant “We are dropping nickels in the subway It has taken years to build it But it's here to stay Anc most every one will ride on most_ev'ry day. rah for the new subwa new So & Assistant Commissioner Daly thought both the theme and the song unique. As a matter of fact. the 12-mile line Wil clrar up midtown Manhattan con- gestion «Copyri merican News- Inc.) | = = I SUBMARINE HAS WHEELS Invention to Be Tested on Buttcm‘l of Ocean. BRIDGEPOLT. Conn.. September 20 (P)—The Explorer, a baby submarine designed by Simon Lake. with wheels | that enable it walk” on the ncean bottom. was ported to a dock yes- | terday for tests to determine its practi- | cability in salvaze work and in harvest- | ing undersea products. i Take. noted submarine engineer, pre- | dicted his newest invention would revo- | lutionize harvesting of ters and clams and would greatly extend the scope of sponge fishing. He rald 't would ruction of oyster crops due to blind dredging. FIRE FINDS F]GHTERS ouT| St | Party Returns From Coney Island to Burning Building. NEW YORK (N.AN.A). — Coney Island was too much of a lure for En- gine Ccmpany No. 2 of Eimont. Long Island, a metropolitan suburb. All the Bov: went down for a parads When they returned in h'gh sp'rits a' 4 in the morning. found that the fire house was really on fire. and it took them the rest of the night to pu’ it out eighbors hed taken the apparatus to the street. MOVIE USHER SUES Asks $10,000 Dnmages_ for Alleged Acssault. David J. Brown. Ballston, Va.. usher at Keith's Theater, filed suit in District Supreme Cou 4 vesterday ask- ing $10.000 damages from George A Garrett, resident partner in a local in- vestment firm, for al'eged assault. The usher charged that during an altercation at the theater September 11 Garrcti struck him in the jaw. ren- dering him uncenscious and causing him to require hospital treatment. He is scoking $5.000 as actual damages and 55,000 more for pumtive damages. Attorney Herbert S. Ward appears for the plaintiff. The Dial Log. Stations Heard in Washington Regularly. Kcys. . 860 11060 . 800 .1080 . 990 11220 Loy WABC WBAL ‘WBAP ‘WBT WBZ ‘WCAE WCAO ‘WEAF . WGN . WGY WMAQ WNAC wocC WOR WPG WQAM WRVA WSB_. WSUN WTAM WWJ . WWNC WWVA KMOX 660 720 . 790 . 820 ..1390 an | | { includes_the | from Mozart’s Sym- | “Invi- | | s, = “ Crime Club Will Present; Today on (All pregrams scheduled for Eastern the Radio Standard Time end are subject to change without notice.) 315.6 Meters. | RC 950 Kilocycles. :00—Meredith Willson's Orchestra. | 15—Tommy Watkirs' Orchastra. 43—The Lady Next Door. 00—CGarden Melodies. 30—Vocational Guidance, by the Kiwenis Club. | 6:30—6:45 P. 45—The Electric Circle. 1 5:00—Waldori-Astoria Orchestra. 15 PM.-5:16 P.M. Advt. TFONIGHT BIG I-MINUTE PROGRAM ‘That Saves You Mealtime Money Tomorrow OINISTED GRILT Refrigerated Air—Free Parking See Ad on A 1ent Page = 30—Radio Rubes. 45—"Back of the News From Wash- by William Hard. 00—An:os 'n' Andy. 15—Comedy sketch. 30—Ray Perkins 45—The Goldbergs. :00—Julia Sanderson Crumit 30—N. B. C. Artists’ program. 00—Ben Bernie's Orchestra 20--Ed Wynn and his band 00—Dramatizat on and dance music 00—Last-Minute News 02—Ralph Kirbey, “Dream Singer.” Jack Denny's Orchestra. 00—Cotton Club Crchestra. 50—L>w Diamond’s Orchestra. | 00—Eeach View Garden Orchestra. | 30a to 1:00a—Ambassador Orchestra Ezrly Program Tomorrow. 30a—Tower Health Exercises 002—Morning Devotions 15a—Do= Whipple, organist. 30a—Cheerio 00a—Morning Glee Club. a—Top o the Morning 30a—Vic and Sade. 45a—Food program 00a—Through Lighted Windows. 15a—National Home H-ur :30a—Genia Fonariova, soprano. 45a—Betty Crocker. 00a—Breen and de Rose. 15a—Radio Household Institute. 30a—N. B. C. program. 00a—Johnny Marvin, tenor. | :15a—On Wings of Song. | 00m—Harold Stokes' Orchestra. | :15—Happy Jack. 30—Correct time. 31—National Farm and Home Hour. 30—Two Seats in the Balcony. 00—8alon concert orchestra. 30—Weman's Radio Review. 00~-Song Souvenirs 0—Tea Dansants. 45—The Lady Next Door. 00— Swanee Screnaders. 30—Bcau Balladeer. 5>—The Electric Circle. 00— Waldor{-Astoria Orchestra. J 30—The Radio Columnist 228.9 Meters. “OL 1.310 Kilocycles. 3:00—Sports hour. 00—"Eat and Keep Fit," by Dr. Kcbler 15—Walter Doe’s Entertainers. 45—Songs by Gertrude Smith. 00—Something for Every One. 30—Orchestral Gems. 25—Hazel and Jane. 00—Adventure Club 15—"Rosary.” by the Northern matic Co ther Teport 45—Spccial feature. 00—Jack Hollidey's Orchestra. 20—Ncws flashes 30—Today in_Sports. 45—Madelyn Sheppard 00—Joe Green's Orchestra, 15—Rose Novak, viclinist. 30—Studio feature. 45 to 9:00—Romeo Guaraldi, tone. rly Program Tomorrow. 00a—Musical Clock. 00a—Birthdays 05a—Musical Clock. 55a-—Police bulletins. 00a—Concert waltzes 30a—Request _program. 30a—Songs We Love. :45a—Piano Pieces 50a—Weather forecast 00m—Organ recital 30 to 1:00—Dance music. 00—Sports hour. 00—Plavlet. “The No Man." 15—Louis Rothschild. director of the Better Business Bureau. 30—Otis Miller, guitarist. :45—Program by Graduate Nurses' Association. 00—Scmething for Every One. 30—Quartet. 7 475.9 Meters. “IA 620 Kilocycles. 3:00—Boston Popular Revue. 3:30—Talk by Mrs. Lana Yost. 3:45—Burrus Williams, pianist. 4:00—"Meet the Artist.” 4:15—Les Colvin, pianist 4:30—Yoemans and McClure. tainers. 4:45—Musica! comedy memories. 5:00—"Current Events,” by H. V. Kal- tenborn. ‘Som~ Costume Economies.” by Miss Helen Shelby. 5:30—"Skippy.” 5:45—Flashes from The Evening Star. 6:00—Time and program resume. 6:01—Myrt and Marge. 6:15—Noble Sissle’s Orchestra. and Frank | Sononnene-laan W02 W3 LPF 1 1 8 8 9 0 0 11 11 11 12 2 3 4 4 4 4 5 enter- 5.15 Advt. RADIO JOE AND BUDGET BOYS Fifteen Minutes of Fun. Frolic and Foolishness. Variety— Mus: —Sone—Laughter and Occasional ington Over 6:45—Hawailan Melody Boy 7:00—"The Human Side of the News,” by Edwin C. Hill 7:15—Fray and Braggotti. 7:30—Kate Smith ¢ 7:45—Musical Fast Freight. 8:00—The Street Singer Shilkret's Orchestra. 8:15—Threads of Happiness. | 8:30—The Crime Club. | 9:00—Address by Col. Robert F. Me- | Cormick. | 9:30—Road Report | 9:45—Euphonic Male Quartet | 10:00—Columbia Symphony Orchestra. | 10:30—Little Jack Little. l | | | | and Nat| 10:45—Don Redman’s Orchestra. 11:00—Pete Macias’ Orchestra. 11:30—Gus Arnheim’s Orchestra. 12:00—Weather Report. Early Program Tomorrow. 8:00a—Little Jack Little. 8:15a—Melcdy Magic 8:30a—Tony's Scrap Book. 8:45a—Merrymakers. 9:00a—The Strudiey Sisters. 9:15a—Catherine Mackenzie. 9:30a—Melody Parade. = MOTOR OIL - BEST OIL IN THE WORLD" Autocrat Motor Oil has a high fire test, indicating ability to withstand heat. It will seal the pistons against fuel leakage, and will function as a good oil is expected. Try Autocrat and learn the vast cuperiority it has over the regular run of KOIL . KTHS KYw o Evening Star, news, is broadcast by WMAL. [} Flushes from @ resume of world caily at 5:45 p.m. motor oils. 9:45a—Jean Abbey 10:00a—Nell Vinick Beauty Talk. 10:15a—Morning Mocds. 10:30a—Rhythm Kings. 10:45a—Range Songr, 11:002—Buddy Harrod's Orchestra. 11:30a—Columbia Revue. 12:00m—George Ha'l's Orchestra. 12:30—Glenn Jones' Orchesira. 1:00—Aunt Jemima. 1:15—WMAL Matinee Artisis 1:30—Readings by Rocella C 1:45—Columbia Salon Orchestra. 2:15—Mme Belle Forbes Cutter and drchestra 2:45—Four Eton Boys. 3:00—The Captivators. 3:20—Talk by Col. john Bucken from | London. 3:40—Jack Brook’s Orchestra 4:00—Bill Schudt’s “Going to Press. 4:15—George Emmons, p 3 4:30—Primer for Town Farmers. 4:40—Frank Young. pianist 4:45—The Lone Wolf Tribe. 5:00—Irene Beasley. 5.15—Harold Stern's Orchestra. 5:30—"Skippy. Major Radio Features DRAMA. The Goldbergs, WRC, 6:45; The Crime Club, WMAL. 8:30. VARIETY. Ray Perkins, WRC. 6:30. Radio Joe and His Budget Boys. WMAL, 6:20: Julia Sancerson and Frank Crumit. WRC, 7:00: Kate Suith, WMAL, 7:30 E1 Wynn and Band. WRC. 8:30; Little Jack Little, WMAL, 10:30. DANCE MUSIC Lew Diamond's Orchestra. WRC, 11:30 Gus Arnhe'm’s Orchestra, WMAL, 11:30. HIGH LIGHTS ELSEWHERE. Today's News, Thomas — WJZ. WRVA and WHAM 6:15—Frankie Masters end orchestra— WJZ, WBAL, WBZ anc KWK 6:30—The Stebbins Boys—WJZ, WBZ WMC and WBAL. 7:30—Variety program. with William Wirges and Joe Kahn, piano duo, and Curt Peterson, baritone— WJZ. WBZ, KDKA and WLS. 8:00—Houschold Celebritles: Edgar Guest, Alice Mcck, soprano, and Dumont’s Orchestra — WHAM, WJZ, WBZ and WBAL. 8:30—"Friendship Town". sketch — WJZ, WBAL, WBZA, KDKA, WHAM WRVA 9:00—“The Country Docto: sketch, featuring Phillins Lord WJZ, WBZ, WHAM and KDKA 9:30—"Red Adams." dramatic —WJZ. WMAQ 2nd WRE} 9:45—Jene Froman and her band WJZ, WBAL. WJR and WMAQ 1:00—Blue Rhythm B: danre music—WJZ, WBALW ar KDKA. OPERATED ON AT SEA NEW YORK. 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COUPLE. colored. wants private fami] experienced in cooking end general work: k00d city reference. Pot. 2360-J. YOUNG COUPLE desire position as manage: of anprtment house by Oct. 1. Mrs. E Long Apt 10085 317 10th st. ne. SITUATIONS—WOMEN. BOOKKEEPER and general office work, by young woman. experienced. reference. Mel 2882 % . DENTAL ASSISTANT. sounk graduate; neat. orderly_conscientious dress Box 330-H. Star office DRESSMAKING and remodeling at home or out ty the day: coats relined. curtains and draperies North 0741-W. GIRL desites position as assistant in et tist’s or ohysician’s office; experiencec st ref. Address Box 353-H. Star office 1 GOVERNESS or kindergartner— 7 1 & lady Senis posiion: ‘eraduate of Linders: Tralning 2chool. experience in p.ivaie home excellent ~recommendations. Address Box 347-H. Siar cfice $ | HOUSEKEEPER. companio: G e tnee widow. age 10 Salaty essentinl. Atlantic 08 MODISTE. designer. fashionab modeling a_specialty. Miss Bert ARt 610, Cavalier Hotel REFINED WOMAN with car time_to aged or convalescen! in Swedish massage, Shepherd 2450. SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER - Employer can recommend capable sounx lady of sev- eral years practical experience. who requires chinge nf position early in October. Ad- dress Box 394-H. Star office STENOGRAPHER. experienced. cated. rapid typist, accurate in | small’ alary; need employment. ¥ Ave 119 = 26 STENOGRAPHER und veneral ofice cler experienced. rapid typist. capable of Wil Wwishes immediate work. Hyatts. 203 * | STENOGRAPHER-T Y PIST. experienced. rapid typist. general clerical experience | rood _cducation. small sala Nat. 0709 | (bootn phone). Apt. 121 - STENOGRAPHER, experienced er. Central High graduae, desi | ymmediately; " references: " §12 week. | TEAGHER, B. A to assist children (elemen- tary_or high school) with school studies, hiefly languages. and to teach music (pi- resident or visiting. Address Box . Star office. Saie e WIDOW. white, seitled_With means. wishes management of apt. house or motherless home. _Address Box 354-H. Star office. * WOMAN. white. _able-bodied. _middle-aged any kind of work. housekeeping. re < Address Box 350-H. Star office. “universs Ad- 21* care of one 5% TereTences re- gOWNS 3600, 5 Col. Appt. only available pa experienced reasonable. well dictal Met. Tard work- s position Shep. 200 | coliege desires opportunity to earn room and | board by assisting with light household du- ties or caring for children before and after | school. _Call National 174 SEsas YOUNG_WOMAN wants evening work typ- ing. office work: selling ability: willing worker. 2809 15th n.w.. Apt. 303, after 5:30. SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. COLLEGE_GIRL, colored, wants part-time l‘éalenelll housework; reference. DPCI!\H’ 3) _with _good _references want Call or_write 1342 27th st. n.w. __* _ WORK _or part time by a neat colored girl. Call 1162 20th st. or phone Decatur 4621 . GENERAL YUSEWORK. nurse ork of any kind by co'ored girl: full or part time: ood ref. _Pot. 5839. frgns it et r GENERAL HOUSEWORK of any kind by colored girl; full or part time; good refs. S = - S0 GENERAL MAID, colored. neat, ST ok, Cxafiross. " gg0d ali-ar worker; 4 years' reference. Potomac 1185. P Phone | plain and | YOUNG_ LADY attending local commercial | SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. (Continued.) GENERAL HOUSBEWORK for two girls. full, pari time. fond of children: day worke %180 day. North 195! ey workes GIR| Slioble. wishes work or permantnt pob. 0780-J: city references GiRL. refined. colored. wants afternoon. morning's. day's work _or full time work firsi-class references. Phone North 3356 GIRL, neat. colored. wants place as day vorker or part t.me. Please cail Dcatur 1327 GIRL. colored day_or parttim Phone Decatur wants job. first-class or general hoiseworker small family “i'w reference. Phone North 5301 SIRL. reliable. colored, desiies place in pri- vate family: best city reference. 10 years last place stav nights Address 723 rvard st now. Adams 5705-W. colored. wants 2. wenerdl houses time day's work Lincoln $419- red. wishes & place ncoin 5638, = work. housemaid or ADpIY 1016 9th st. n.e colored. want work of any kind 1806 M st. n.w work, full cook reierences GIRL, maid”_ GIRL wants fousework | GIRLS (2) | Pnone District 8064 GIRL, colored. wants time. Phone North 0892 neat col us cook or xeneral or part helper or rurse. North 1512-M | GIRL. colored. North Carolinan. high schoo diiate, desies work ns maid. nurse, cook or waitress. Lincoln 5730-W. GIRL, colored. wants work of any kind day's work: ciiy ref. 446 N nw. GIRL. colored. refined. wants job. clean apt or dostor's cfice. day s work. plain cooking not stay nights. 628 N st. n.w GIRL. colored. wants & hours work pantry. chambermaid or hotel work of ind._ Phone Dec. 3317 22 GIRL. colored. wishes place as nurse or houseworker. Call Adams 9334 | GIRLS. 2. colored. want general housework g part’iime woik; good reference GIRL colored. desire: charge of children 15th._Phone Pat. 327 GIRL. colored. vood housekeeper. £9od 1ef ence: al<o nursink invahd Col 6277 GIRL. colored. wanis general housework sleep s hoe Metropolitan 5464 - LAUN take home small or large Tamily mo. Call Tuesday Wed- nesday, Teference. Ad. 6298-W. mald v aid or day's work stay nights. 1620 DRY to apt. clean. Thursduy; reilable 2667 MAID "OR MOTHER'S HELPER. olored wir] wishes work. Potomac 66 Florida ‘ave. 1% AID—Colored girl wishes nily o1 mothe: s helpe: . 6078 THER' S A kirl de 51 "Hotmead RSE JOB Pot. 5600 PART-TIME WORK by colored girl; refer- ence. Call Dec. 0548 between 11 and 3 pm PRACTICAL NURSING and housekeeping. experienced white lady. middle-aged, #ood with children: good references. 11 14th st Lincoln 2264-J WOMAN _wants pari-time work or day's work; first-ciass laundress. Call North 3622-J. rivate n.w. work_in 1410 9th HELPER or nurs < porition. Cal mother's helper, Jainto 3 place: colored y Adams 0765 apt ants general housework eference. North 4209 WOMAN. colored experienced willing fo do work of any week. Phone Lincoln 5153 WOMAN. colored. tled. wa have g0 y neat colored PERSONAL. DON'T e Aie WATCHES T £0'd siiver. pa honw Nat 5648 GRADES 15 Uiinastor KINDERGARTEN. P R1) TERM SEPT 19 FRENCH ING. 16th ESTATE. TRANS 1que 601 HEMORRHOIDS back WERCK THOSE PILES) ERADICATED ms 0388 Ada Sta: CARPE tine and iavine at_ ND LINOLEUM CU Phone . HEALTH E GIVEN 1833 Ka D 3 H < Refere Col 3718-J BODY MASSAGE WHITE MASSEUR FROM New York City. Gentlemen oniy. Netio 2058 23° EDISH MASSAG INVALIDS, E GIV 4" specialt HELP AND S x00d | i Room!t house. 11 rooms income colored. maid. seneral house- | 1426 Cor- | Call | “You 3250 Confect Lunen y R M.C 3 v ik tie ' rooms $650 PE P ers. piilows Wash Met Rooming M need il 3350 Rooming nicely furnished: a real hotise decorated end 4 rooms w00d Lusiness a3 URTIS ROOMS 2 BATHS, 1 TCARTEY, 802 10th N.W ROOMS, DOUBLE GARAGE Good ash RECOMMI " The foliowing business concerns guarantee satisfacticn to Star read- ROOMING HOUSES, rcquired | . CARLLY, 802 10th N.W’. * 13 ROOMS 3 BATHS £00d income. . CAREEY DELICATESSEN AND LUNCH e ;'1?{3.?”'“ place in Washinkton. bargain | | P. F. CARLEY, 802 10th N.\V. *{ 21-ROOM HOTEL nicely_eguipped P. F. CARLEY, 802 10th N.\V. * BUSINESS OPPOXTUNITIES. (Continued.) & look no further ' Ve hav: several etpccinliy atiractive rooming houses ! which can be bought on very easy_terms SEE MR. 6308, Roomire house, 450 Roomi; $500— Room:ng house. at very low prices and FOWLER. 306 F NW. 21* 19 rooms: rent. $60. 10 rooms: rent. 50 14 rooms, 2 bachis; cen- 260, 15 LGuse ed rent house rooms: eentral; bargai 11" Yooms. 3 ‘baths: newly nic<iv Tiinisned: good ce! T30 & Mane. ave rent’ good terms old stand; il s cheap will sacrifice; your rent. 180 will sacrifics rent. 560 Wil Cacrince £20 111h St N'W. near Dy cash Teauired. $35 Tooms kood little Nat. 1332.¢ ipont circle 0 * water buy ince real for 00 wood near Dupont cash. $400 . 802 10th N.\W. * BaTs Circle bes: located downtov n. Priced to sell busy section: NDED SERVICE. Any complaint found necessary reno.; for ‘and del'd { Nut. Sport Shop. 2461 18th st {BUILDING CARPENTER porch work. b tres BEDDING RENGVATED. springs, mat | pillows, feather mat. | Pred ™ faeul Beddine Co'. 623 E nw | BICYCLE. VELOC REPAIRING to be made to The Star wil receive prompt_attention. Recommended Service Column call Naticnal 5000. Branch 215. BEDDING. MATTRESSES. box springs and | For admission to best prices 1d_prompt dei Co. 319 = 7 L. W, down comfort, re-cov Rat. 4054 Work called tires put on _ Col._3666. MODELING nbinz. Baby carriage & Ri builder. Pl work. c 6085-W & CARFENTERING. pert CARPENTERING ¢ day 3 « floors repaired. roof i E G. ARPENTER 2 estimates { paint and hes nou- PAINTING. % Call ncing, remodeling. epair porches b free. J. WEBER. At ; —roren rockers uphe ‘tering_ Armstrong. 1235 10th n.w. Met 2082 CO NERACTEN OME IMPROVEMEN BY GRADU- No. 6625 | FOR SALE -~ MEMBERSHIP sional Cointry Clib mit PR IVATE LESSON: Call between MILLI with J cialty of reblocking and the better type. Phone L: Apt. 20 SONG POEMS WAN od melody Reconn: rds. Earl Whittemore. Nat1 Bank Blde _ MOTOR TRAVEL. DRIVING _ LARGE. SEDAN Florida about 22nd, ¢ n October. W. B Belsiew ave. Balto. Md. Ph TAKE THREE P writer des Nat. TO INGS S F‘N(v‘ERS FOR MIAMI. FLA . ure. 15, 1018 Pa. ave. se. * DE- s scon MToMI 1ONAL AUTO 1 by private_cars save i: 1401 Eve n'w._Met NYAN'S AUTO TRAVE STREET N.W. STERLING 9372 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES., DRY GOODS STORE. neighborhood sect! R0 competition’ well est: £ood fresh st Terma ONat. 9255 MONEY AVAILABLE TO ASSIST SMALL business with successful profit record. Sub- GEPORTUNITY o peasire. lease of 135860 Florida ave ne.: fireproof. 15.000 sq. ft. su.table for garage. auto dealer, repair shop. et e s e G DELICATESSEN STORE an: 4-room apt b hiz=k frem school: prie $800; y terms. 3004 Georgia ave. n.w STORE FOR RENT in apt. house section: Food for drug store. restaurant or tailor. Apply 2102 New York ave nw. Met. 4760. FOR SALE— Tran:sportation bureau: owner called away from city reason for selline. bar- vain.__Address Box 223-H. Star office. 21 HAVE HIGH-CLASS. permanent selling prop- Gsition: want man Or woman partner. silent or active, 10 take half interest: $3.000 to £5,000 cash necessary. should easily clear $20.000 vearly. ne National 9124 bet. 10 and 12 mornings for personal interview. VARIETY STORE on main busine: street in Wi ington, same block with large chain <iores and movies. Address Box 427-S. Star office. N i ik STANDS for rent. NEW MARKET. 5th and K sts. n.w. Apply Penn Realty Corporation. 474 K st n.w. Met. 1283 BAR-B-Q_Drive-in _stand. Wisconsin She of best. in city. Mr. Rogers, Di 7819, 1410 H nw. SRS A TROURIST CAMP in_Arizona. with home. £as station. store. 8 cottages. all furnished. Mr Ropers. District 7819, 1410 H n.w WANTED to buy_smail paving business. storc or“Testaurant: Washington or nearby V. Rinia. Address Box 340-H. Star office. * LUNCH ROOM. 1411 Irving st. nw.: fully Cauipped: OME business: fent. $40 month: | Drice. 3600, Call and investigate. ___* | LUNCHEONETTE in office building: ~low Tent: short hours: fine for lady: price, $1,300. Address_Box_346-H. Star _office. o GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES, corner: mixed gasolines: ~fully equipped.: lem% business. DPrice, $2.000; terms. = Adcress Box 337;H. Star office. 3 e SANDWICH SHOP. lunch room. five rooms. bath_connecting: death resson for sellin: excellent location. 1108 North Clwllozlz'xl. TRAVEL BUREAU 1l pomnts L 131 ave. trict SECOND-HAND BUSINESS: will sell stock or rent store with or without stock for 325 month. 113 G st. n. . DELICATESSEN. big_apts. Call Lincoln WANT COFFEE SHOP. LUNCHEONETTE. country dinner place, “roadside stand or Similar business. Give price. rent, exact I cation Address Box 325-H. Star office. KOSHER MEAT MARKET. owne: widow: mist sell: doing £ood bus.: barzain, $1.650 | reas. Nat. 9255. i . ROOMING. 12 rooms. 2 bathc: 13th siai 365 rént. 4180 dov, Call Nat. 3650, 1002 K 8t. N.W. LUNCH. under 3 ¢ | Ha: | Picte | _ 1000 MON Well eq: PAINTT PAINTI! plastert PAINTE pa:ntin and vp Col. 6th st dwood Business LE( PIXT] URES 4 ick TRIC WIRING. REPAIRS Required. then pay as acting Co., Inc. 923 NEW YORK AVE. N W 5982 HOME IMPROVEM | KEYS MADE | Amer Locksn ING 1ipped. Disi 5088 _ EN TS IS sour mbe convenience Nove . Por Leader THE HOME DECORATORS, INC.. in the Home Improvem Met. 0854, suit cases. day end night s Co.. 2624 14th n.w._Col EXPERT FURNITURE PIANO. = Rezsonable. rel For estimate call Met NW locks. _ PAPEKING—1 GO _my own work 3OU et Detter qual detz_an C NG ng_by N._Y ING. pa an attractive pricc anteed to your satisfaction. PAPERING RAE pavers, clean worl B Will call evenings. _Adams 2 PAPERHANGING. painting. guaranteed up: fill cracks free I ahle Deco: floors. ling Co . yooms. 5 up. | Call 0396, rs. carpenteri skilled mechanics. ave nw Tel Nat pering. I need work workmanship. R. P. Leus, Fooms ana 2-5to k. auic R 14th n.w JING AND PAINTING_No ob T aim to plec.e. mates free; latest samples. nw Lin. Col. PAPERHANGING—First-class _paperhanging done st once. ard np: work guaranteed. PAPERHANGING. PAINTING done by class paperhangers Work guaranteed in writing $4 a room, including paper. Pot. 4217-J__20° first- at $5 Esti- . 0043, 25° Reasonable prices Spixel, Col. PAPERHANGING-PAINTING - PLASTERING, neat. clean work spousible mechanic. 1889, PAPERHANG % nished; work guaranteed North 4084-J. low_prices: by local. re- Baitz, 601 Irving n.w om. 0. paper fur- James Jones, 1629 PAPERHANGING. paintng and floor scrap- ing. and au aranteed and best given cheerfully. Tnc.. 3541 14th st For belter wor ality. . less_money. service Open dav_and night. Work materials. Estimates Keystone Decorating Co.. now. Adams 1344 PAPERHANGING-PAINTING, Special, Work' I'do_my own work. I PAPERING AND P Room: and exter: PAPERHANGING—Rooms estimate fu George, 2129 18th st. n PERITANGING—As your pas up: P/ this week only; ary cracks filled. $5 cuaranteed rooms scraped. closets free: _all Adams 9637-0522. AINTING. Painted. $4 up: Interior ‘Earle Jordan. Lin. 5765, pered. §4 and work guaranteed. A T. . Apt2._Dec.4149. up; call hanger for Denny’s Book. 639 N. Y. ave. n.w. Nat. 0835. PIANO TUNING, $2.50. William Woolley. Estimates {ree. coln &1 sonabl 66-J. work 913 10th st. ne. Lin. Repairs rea guaranteed oc1® PLASTER REPAIRING—Straight new work. patchin does best work at reasonable prices. Perdue. €. 826 4t PLASTERING, new ceilings. Smit you mol . 705 ney. and _suburbs Berwsn PLUMBING—Special low p-i ing: es Plor 99. imates. Motropolitan 0854, Nights. Georgia 13th PLUMBING. FRFE ESTIM Small montnly payments pointing up. Get the man_who Liovd h St nw_ National 3238, 20° gltch work done: reasonable: 10 HE: guaranteed. F. L. se._Lin. 4531 Lin. 9356 21 ATES—WE SAVE Cit7 ST, or Call CARL. M 135 91n St MW s on all plumb- fres: small mo‘r;thlj payments. WINDOW_CLE: pert. ~ Call MA /] Clement. | TUATIONS. ‘ _ SALE—MISCELLANEOQUS. ADDING _MACHINES -Dalton, §24. | rovsk:. ¢38: other real b ns TN T i Pl F Y ADDRESSOGRAPHS. | muitigraphe ~mineo= ‘“:xlnn" A rumcl‘lrs.'l‘h'nll line at astound- 217 low prices Supplies. service " Ui Typ. Co. 1223 N Y. ave hn" 5509 . AUCTION SALE- Furniture of every Serintion to De sold {or Siorage charees ma THURSDAY, "Sent. 22 a1 10 am - " orr warehoute. 420 10th 5w | frt Hioo': rons sisting of living room suites, bed roo; uites, ¢ ning “Zaitest grand and upeent piane Dok Fuss. etc " Stutes Slorage Co. Bur- uited chai i e BATH QUTFITS. brick ana building mate- 1 Tials. Come to ary of Hechinge s yara for your entire needs of used materiale; eq ily seen easily celrcted We have laree aquantities of rood used brick lumber 2%t o, Bio2xis. AN ANY LENGTH ‘u IM(I flo«:m.r windows, door ash, ipe. baih tubs radiators, plumbing and Resting ‘materiais, in- exeelient —comitin | ALl usca material is srranaed Tor co election " Visit ous 3 7ATdS GO e Shon at barcain prices aixari CHINGEPR CC.. HOUSEWRECKIN( Mair Office—i5th and H Sts Downtown-—6th and C 8ts __ Brightwood—5925 Ga. Ave | BED-DAVENPORT SUITE ied Siite North BED ress G DEPT. complete. s5 $4'50: Fugs Victrola, chiffonier, rockers.’ tables, 1928 14th n.w BED ROOM SUITE to be charges at muction on Thursd At 10 am. in our sales room n Also linens. dishies. hooks Lire of every descriptior BED-DAV rogs. I base. ¢ BICYCLES. Ro: wneels. “Hazelton refrigerator, TLLIARD AND POCKET TA: ionlies. table ables znd accesso Bowling Supply C: CASH STERS. count Vi, | sates = taine ® BLES. ndere, 1. ! casn DA VENFTTE. FURNITTRY am Alsn odd piece Smitns TeconAitioned | mack | o TYPEWRITER RENT. 1883 cerwoods. R M CLEANERS A CLEANER. Prex 4248-7 FFLE BAKER. Wee: aurent coe 80 MACHINF. G same as ! wasuvg der rato. cen 8950 reducad Carroll Supnl NG M one WASHT YOU ARF We Biy. Sell and E-change ALELRITE CO.. 811 F St NW. P INSULATING MAT Newspaper mats. - <alnting wit Taces and othe: B SiiTpotes 100 fo- $1.00. covers 300 sq Apply f10 Star Bide.. or phone National 5000. ex: 253 USED TIRES. Good. cerviceabie used tires that have traded in on the sale of rew Hood tires. o 81 and Up. BEN HUNDLEY, Hood Tires. WELCOMTF bareains we off ERIAL. 3436 14th N W, TRUMENTS—RADIOS. at reduced prices during our Sep- Small krand. ‘xcellent condie teinway APrIEhT biack - Cases All instruments Full value in Pianos for rent uling. tuning and 10_G. _FEst. 1879, MUSICAL_IN: PIANOS at r rs ange within two years ~-100 to select from. repairivg.Hugo Worch PIANOS-Grands and uprights. 1o be s for storage charges. at 12 noon. &t bl avction. on Thursday. Sept. 22nd. in our Galesvoom. 430 loth st o w Bring wour de N you. UN . ponit. wi D STATES STOR. PIANOS—5 more good reconditioned prac- tice planos go_on sale this week:. 1 at $35: 1 at $39: 2 at 548 and one very fine Behning, ize at $89. Terms. {ree delivery ard Zyear exchange privilece - without . los urry for first choicy . DeMol 0.0 e e e ANO _Studio size upsight. Used one wear } Save %100 on this. Terms arransed. O. J. DeMoll & Co. 13th and G PIANOS_ Why pay high prices for pra pianos when we can tell vou &ood H 635 New York ave, PIANOE 1 Mason & Hamlin Grand. 1 Steck Grand. 1 Stroud Grand. reduced to sell th Week. These are shopworn. demonst never used. real bargains ouality. hurry. Terms if DeMoll & Co. 12th and G PIANO. upright. excellent condition. a bare sain for immediate sale. Ga. 1638 PIANO, haby grand. late model. mahogany. Owner is an encineer and has been trans- ferred out of town: will sell the piano very cheap. For details address Box 443-S. Sar office, PIANOLA-PIANO. Stuyvesant. for sale: sonable. Cail Potomac 2368 or 1745 gemw oo o RADIO The Fis! e o table model: today's biggest radio bargall come in and see and hear it: either a. or . c- manufactured under R. C. A. pat: ents; $9.50 compl. Carroll Supply Co.. 717 12th st nw. RADIO—We nave ny electric radios from $10 vp. | Co.. 5514 Colorado ave. nw. ged from a_c 1. $10. Call 21 rea- 18th 3 da: Color. Ga makes of ado Radio 1484 ADIOS ~hanked from a. ¢ tod c ord c to ». c.. complete, §10. Cali M:. Scott. Mei= ropolitan 7157 (Conlinued on Next Page.)

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