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CONCERT LISTED
, BY WRC TONIGHT
Philharmonic to Be Heard
1 for Two Hours —Other
Features.
The New York Philharmonic Or
chestra, conducted for the first time
bv Nickolal Sokoloff of the Cleveland
Symphony Orchestra, will be heard to
night In a concert at the Lewisohn
Stadium, New York City, from broad
casting station WRC.
The concert also will be broadcast
by stations WGY of Schenectady and
\Y.IZ of New York. The program that
will be played by the Philharmonic is
headed by Tschalkowsky’s “Fifth Sym.
phony" and will include Loeffier’s
“Poem for Orchestra.” in its first sta
dium performance; the "Freisehuetz"
overture of Weber and Berlioz's "Ra
koczy March.” The concert is sched
uled to begin at 7:25 o’clock and will
continue until 9:25.
The second interesting event on
WRC’s program tonight will be a spe
cially arranged dance program by W.
Spencer Tupman and his Hotel May
flower Orchestra, which also will be
broadcast through a chain of three
stations from the presidential room of
the Hotel Mayflower. The dance pro
gram will begin at 10 o'clock and will
be continued for one hour.
Travelogue Announced.
The travelogue, “Over the Seven
Seas,” will begin at 7 o'clock and will
take listeners to Benares and Delhi.
WRC's studio program for the eve
ning will include a recital by Floyd
Williams, tenor, accompanied by
George F. Ross; a talk by F. R. Eld
ridge. chief of the Far Eastern Divi
sion of the Department of Commerce,
on “The Charm of the Tropical
Orient”; a second talk by Charles A.
Russell, assistant assessor of the Dis
trict of Columbia, on “Timely Hints on
Personal Taxes,” and announcements
of the base ball scores.
The noon organ recitai was played
today by Ruth Farmer on the organ
of the First Congregational Church
and was fol!ow*ed at 1 o’clock by an
hour of luncheon music played by the
Hotel Mayflower Orchestra.
Local Radio Entertainment
Tuesday, July 28, 1925.
NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va.
(434.5 Meters).
3:45 p.in.—Weather Bureau reports.
10:05 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports.
WCAP Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co, (468.5 Meters).
Silent.
Early Program Tomorrow.
6:45 to 7:45 a.nt. —Morning “setting
up” exercises by the Metropolitan
Eife Insurance Co., direct from the
Metropolitan Tower, 1 Madison ave
nue. New- York City.
W RC—Radio Corporation of America
(468.5 Meters).
6 40 p.m.—Base ball scores.
6:45 p.m.—"Timely Hints on Per
sonal Taxes.” by Charles A. Russell,
assistant assessor. District of Colum
bia.
7 p.m.—“Over the Seven Seas—
Benares, Delhi,” broadcast w-ith Sta-
and WGY from New York.
7:25 p.m.—Concert from the Lew
lsohn Stadium by the New York Phil
harmonic Orchestra, Nikolai Sokoloff,
conductor, broadcast with Stations
MJZ and WOY from New York.
Program as follows: “Freisehuetz.”
overture, Weber; “Poem for Orches
tra” (first time at Stadium*, Loeffier
“Rakoezy March,” Berlioz; “Sym
phony No. 5.” Tschaikowsky.
9:25 p.m.—“The Charm of the Trop
ical Orient.” by F. R. Eldridge, chief
of the Far Eastern Division, Depart
ment of Commerce.
9:40 p.m—Floyd Williams, tenor;
George F. Ross at the piano.
P-m. —W. Spencer Tupman and
his Hotel Mayflower Orchestra, broad
cast with WJZ and WGY from the
Presidential room of the Hotel May
flower.
Early Program Tomorrow.
9 to 10 a.m.—Women’s hour, broad
cast with station WJZ.
12 noon—Organ recital, broadcast
from First Congregational Church.
1 p.m.—Concert by Irving Boern
stein s Hotel Washington Orchestra.
Orders Taxis By Radio.
W. O. Arzinger of Birmingham. Ala.,
has been working for a number of
months on a radio transmitter with
which to dispatch taxicabs. He an
nounces that his Invention is now per
fected. Mr. Arzinger claims that with
one of his transmitters in the central
office and a receiving set in each taxi
cab the central office will be able to
get in touch with any driver at a mo
ment’s notice.
Urges Rubber Ear Muffs.
A peculiar skin eruption is the new
est disease to puzzle medical circles in
Vienna. It is caused by hard rubber
receiver cases pressing against the
car for long periods of time. Dr. Mar
cus of Vienna, who discusses the dis
ease in a recent medical journal,
recommends the use of soft-rubber ear
muffs fitted over receivers to prevent
the irritation.
Court Protects Neighbors.
Radio enthusiasts who own loud
speakers are subject to fines if their
use of these instruments late at night
disturbs the neighbors. Magistrate
Gresser held in a Jamaica. N. Y, court
reoently. He found a radio fan guilty
of violating a city ordinance when
neighbors testified that he kept his
loud-speaker going loud enough to dis
turb them after 9 o'clock at night.
Uninterested In Radio.
Although the ba.n on receiving sets
in Morocco has been lifted, the natives
take no interest in their use. Only
Europeans who are residents there
hail the new ruling. Religious con
servatism is a large factor which has
Impeded the advance of radio in the
Orient even among the wealthier non-
Christians.
When the old swimming hole has
been properly safeguarded it will lose
much of Its lure.
RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS
TONIGHT,
New York Philharmonic con
cert, \YRC, WGY and WJZ,
7 JO to 9 ;45 o’clock.
Veselli’s Band, WIP, 7:50 to
9 o’clock.
Bizet’s “Carmen,” WGBS, 8
to 9:30 o’clock.
Grand opera, “La Gioconda,”
bv WEAK Grand Opera Com
pany. WEAK, WE El. WEI.
WCAE. WGR and WWJ, 9 to
1£ o’clock.
Dance program by “The Pa
rodians,” WPG, 10:05 o’clock.
tl _ l
LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT
TUESDAY. JULY 28, 1925
Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time
4 TO 5 P.M. Stations. Meters. Miles.
4 '3o—New York: Market reports: news bu11etin5.............. .WJZ 454.3 204
4:6o—Philadelphia: Base ball scores; sports results. .•••••«.•• .WLIT *104.5 1~0
5 TO 6 P.M.
s:oo—New York: Hotel Waldorf-Astoria dinner music WEAF 491.5 204
Philadelphia: Weather: Benjamin I»ranklm Orchestra. ... WIP 508.2 123
Louisville: Musical program; stories: markets; news WHAS 399.8 471
New York: Uncle Geebee; metro Dance Orchestra WGBS 315.6 -04
Schenectady; Markets; news; scores: Hotel Van Curler Or-
chestra WGY 379.6 313
Chicago: Organ: lullaby time; farm program: Joe Bren's
. Minstrels: midntte revue WL3 344.6 694
6:ls—Newark: Talk: Metropolitan Revue with Charles Tobias: „ ...
___ “Man in the Moon” stories for children... WOR 405.2 195
6:3o—New York: Carolinian Orchestra .WMCA *141.2 -04
Boston: Shepard Colonial Dance Orchestra ..WNAC ”280.3 390
Chicago: Skeezix time for children WON 370.8 694
s:4o—Philadelphia: Scores; Bellevue Stratford Hotel program.... WEI 394.6 JfJ
. . Atlantic City: Beores: organ recital .WPG 299 8 142
s:4s—New York: Herman Neuman, pianist .WNYC o~u
6 TO 7 P.M.
6:oo—New York: Markets: the Canadians; police alarms WNYC 626 204
Atlantic City: Hbtel Morton Trio, dance music WPG 299.8 14-
Chicago: Stock exchange Quotations: dinner concert by ...
Drake Concert Ensemble and Blackstone String Quintet. .WGN 3<0.2 694
New York Talk; vocal solos; Columbia Park program... WMCA 341 -04
Newark: Metropolitan Revue with Charles Tobias: sport
talk by Bill Wathey WOR 406.2 196
Hartford, Conn: Travelers’ Jongleurs: weather reports; ...
base ball scores WTIC 348.6 301
Springfield: Leo Reisman's Hotel Lenox Ensemble; base
_ ball scores of all leagues WBZ 333.3 321
Philadelphia: Uncle Wip’s roll call anil birthday list WIP 608.2 123
New York: Vocal solos: Columbia University lecture:
piano selections WEAF 491.6 204
New York: "The French Poodle,” by Frank Doie: Hotel
Vanderbilt Orchestra: scores: racing results WJZ 454.3 -04
Cincinnati: Music; organ recital; weather and market ...
reports WLW 422.3 403
Detroit: Dinner concert WWJ 352.7 397
Chicago: News, financial and final market reports: bed- .
time stories KYW 635.4 694
Chicago: Juvenile period; stories: contests WBCN 266 604
Montreal: Health talk: Windsor Hotel Orchestra CKAC 410.7 489
Cleveland: Hotel Stat’er Concert Orchestra WTAM 332-4 *}OJ
6:ls—New York: Sports results: commerce of the day WRNY 268.5 -04
6:3o—Atlantic City: Book review by Mrs. Lord WIIAR 276 142
New York VoeaJ program: 6olos WHN 381.2 204
Philadelphia Hotel Adelphia Concert Orchestra WOO 508.2 123
New York: Paul Galileo: Woodwind Ensemble WGBS 315.8 204
Schenectady: Base ball scores: entoinolgical talk; travel
talk. "Over the Seven Seas.” WJZ. WRC IV G\ 3 <9.5 313
7 TO 8 P.M.
7:oo—Now York: Barber Shop Ballads. Ring Lardner and Dr.
Sigmund Spaeth WGBS 315.6 204
New York: '‘Colonial Aces": vocal solos WHN 361.2 204
New York: Orlando’s Concert Orchestra: vocal 50105... WRNY 258.6 204
Atlantic City: Seaside Hotel Trio WHAR 276 142
Chicago: Dinner concert from Congress Hotel, by Joska
Deßabarv s and Paul Whitman's "Collegians” KYW 535.4 694
New York: New York Lyric Trio. WEEI. WCAE. WGR and
WWJ. from WEAF 491.6 204
Cincinnati: Story lady: base ball scores WLW 422.3 403
Philadelphia Comfort’s Philharmonic Orchestra and
soloists: "Song of the Surf ": Vesclli's Band WIP 608.2 123
Hartford. Conn.: Mrs. H B. Armstrong: organ recital.... WTIC 348.0 301
New York Vocal solos; Columbia Park program WMCA 341 204
Atlantic City: Base ball scores; Comforts Orchestra WPG 299 8 142
Boston: Talk: Evening American Orchestra WNAC 280.3 390
New York: Base ball results; Bessie Simon, violinist:
singers; piano selections: solos WNYO 626 204
Philadelphia: Same as WEAF WFI 394.5 123
Davenport: Music: stones; Plantation Players VVD.AF 365.6 942
Chicago: Organ recital: Grayling's String Trto; birth
day party .. . . WHT 400 6P4
Davenport' base ball scores . WOC 483.6 737
Minneapolis: Scores; Biley's Orchestra WCCO 416.4 937
Chicago: Organ recital; Jack Chapman's Orchestra WMAQ 447.6 694
Cleveland: Marjorie Moore's Melody Maids WEAR 389.4 303
Pittsburgh: Base ball scores of all leagues KDKA 309 1 188
Los Angeles: Household hints; stones .....KNX 3.30.0 2,300
7:3o—San Francisco: Rudy Seiger's Fairmont Orchestra KPO 428.6 -.442
New York: Stadium concert. WRC, WGY and WJZ 454.3 204
New York: Gold Dust Twins. WEEI. WFI. WCAE. WGR.
WWJ. WOC and WJ.4R. from WEAF 491.5 204
Montreal: S. S. Montrose Orchestra: talk on Quebec
attractions CKAC 410.7 489
Dallas: Vesper recital: Hawaiian music .....WE A A 475.9 1.183
7:4s—Cincinnati: Chime concert by Robert Gadg1ey.............W5A1 325.9 403
8 TO 0 P.M.
B:oo—New York: Eveready hour. WEEI. WFL WCAE. WGR.
WWJ. WOC. WJAR. WCCO. WSAI. from WEAF 491.6 204
Cleveland: Organ recital by Vincent Percy WEAR 389.4 303
Chicago: Reading: musical program: Kaisers Orchestra. .. WHT 400 694
New York: Vocal and instrumental solos WNYC 626 204
Atlantic City: Chalfonte-Hsddon Hail Duo Trio WPG 299.8 142
New York: Vocal solus: Southern songs; music WMCA 341 204
Hartford Violinist: talk: Colt Park Orchestra WTIC 348.6 301
Cincinnati: Orchestra: vocal solos WLW 422.3 403
Chicago: Musical program, vocal and instrumental: speeches
by American Farm Bureau Federation KYW 635.4 694
New York: "Driving Hints": studio program WRNY 258.5 204
New York: Clarence Williams Trio: Palisades Orchestra. . WHN 361.3 204
Springfield: Vocal and instrumental program WBZ 333.1 321
Chicago: Midway Dancing Gardens Orchestra, varied musi
cal program solos WBCN 266 694
B:3o—Des Moines: Musical program WHO 626 895
Louisville: Concert: thrift talk: news: scores .....WHAS 399.8 471
Los Angeles: Examiner program KEI 467 2.300
Providence: Arcadia Dance Orchestra WDWF 441 352
Chicago: Classical program, vocal and instrumental WGN 370.2 694
San Francisco: Children's hour; stories KPO 429 5 2.442
Pittsburgh: News items: concert, vocal and instrumental. .KDKA 309.1 188
9 TO 10 P.M.
9:oo—Los Angeles: Talk: radiotorial period: news KFI 467 2,300
Springfield: Hotel Brunswick Orchestra market reports'
world market survey; scores: weather: description of
missing persons WBZ 333.1 321
New York: Vocal solos. “The Hay Hay Duo” WHN 301 2 204
Cincinnati: WLW Orchestra: Formican Orchestra: 50105... .WLW 422.3 403
New York: Chiropractic hour of music WMCA 341 204
New York: Vocal and instrumental program; police
alarms: weather forecasts WNYC 526 204
Cleveland: Musical program from studio WEAR 389.4 803
New York: Grand opera. "La Gioconda,” by WEAF
Grand Opera Company, with chorus and orchestral
accompaniment. WEEI. WFI. WCAE. WGR and WWJ.
from WEAF 491 5 204
Cincinnati: Vocal and Instrumental program ....WSAI 325.9 403
St. Louis: Musical program ...KSD 645.1 703
Davenport: Vocal program: readings WOC 483.6 737
Philadelphia: Movie talk: Traymore Hotel Orchestra WIP 608 2 123
9:3o—Montreal: Harold Leonard's Red Jackets CKAC 410.7 489
Dallas Vocal and instrumental artists WFAA 476.9 1.183
Chicago: Jack Chapij»fV« Orchestra ..-..* .WMAQ 447.5 694
New York Spanish Marimba, guitar, castanets WGBS 315.6 204
San Francisco Talk; Waldemar Lind and his States' Restau
rant Orchestra KPO 429.5 2.442
I.os Angeles: Children's program; stories; reading; bar
monicist KHJ 469.5 2.300
9:4s—New York: Radio Franks. Wright and Bessinger WJZ 454.3 204
10 TO 11 P.M.
10:00 —New York: Hotel Mayflower Orchestra. WRC. WGY and WJZ 454.3 204
San Francisco: Rudy Seiger's Orchestra KPO 429.5 2.442
Detroit: The Red Apple Club WCX 616 397
Philadelphia: The California Night Hawks WIP 608.2 123
Cincinnati: McKays Bond Hill House Orchestra WKRC 325.9 403
New York: Vincent Lopez's Hotel Pennsylvania Orchestra WEAF 491.6 204
Cleveland: Melody hour WEAR 389.4 803
Atlantic City: Dance Orchestra, “The Parodtans” WPG 299.8 142
New York: Ernie Goldens Hotel SleAlpin Orchestra ...WMCA 341 204
Los Angeles: Organ recital KFI 467 2,800
Chicago: Vocal and instrumental program WBCN 266 694
Hot Springs: Sport review: Whittington Park Orchestra. .KTHs 374.8 905
Atlantic City: Strand Theater organ recital .......... WHAR 276 142
10:30—Chicago: Fords Dance Orchestra: vocal solos.. ........... WHT 400 694
Portland: News: markets: police reports; scores. .......... KGW 491.5 2.357
Chicago: Drake Hotel Orchestra: 6ongs ........WGN 370.2 694
Pitssburgh: Concert from Grand Theater KDKA 309.3 188
Los Angeles: Talk ou '‘Dogs” KH.T 406.1 2.300
New York: Plantation Revue and Orchestra WHN 361.2 204
Los Angeles: Style talk KNX 336.9 2.300
11 P.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT.
11:00—Los Angeies: Feature program KNX 336.9 2.300
Los Angeles: Musical program KHJ 496.2 2.300
Portland: Rainer Hotel program, vocal and instrumental.... KGW 491.5 2.357
San Francisco: Studio program: golf instructions KPO 428.5 2.442
Chicago: Midway Dance Orchestra: varied musical program. .WBCN 206 594
Los Angeles: Examiner program KFI 467 2.300
Cincinnati: Classical program * WKRC 325.9 403
11:30—Chicago: “Evening at Home” program: "Applesauce CIub”..KYW 535.4 694
12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 A.M.
12:00—Los Angeles: Vocal and instrumental solos ............... .KFI 407 2.300
Portland: Orchestra program .....KGW 491.5 2,367
Chicago: Organ recital: vocal and instrumental solos WHT 400 694
Dallas: Walter Romberg, violinist: others WFAA 475.9 1,183
12:45—Kansas City; Nighthawk Frolic; Plantation Players: Dorn
berger's, Johnnie Campbell’s and Earl Coleman's Or-
chestrae .WDAP 865.9 ©42
1 TO 2 A.M.
1;00 Portland: Herman Kenin's Multnomah Hotel Dance Or
chestra .....•••••••»••• .KGW 491.5 2,367
Ran Francisco: Johnny Butck's Cabinans KPO 428.5 2.442
Ix>s Angeles: Art Hickman’s Dance Orchestra .....KHJ 405.2 2.300
Los Angeles: Abe Lyman's Orchestra KNX 336.9 2.300
Los Angeles: Ballad hour: Ashley Sisters: others KFI 467 2.300
FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY
BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA,
Noted Authority on Radio.
AH Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohibited.
Inspect Your Joints.
Every joint made In a receiver in
stallation is a possible source of
trouble. It is not enough to go gun
ning for trouble when the set goes
dead on you. The best procedure to
follow is to make every joint as per
fect as possible to begin with and
then follow this up with frequent in
spections and overhaulings to elim
inate the possibility of trouble from
this source. . _ .
Joint trouble usually exists both m
the set itself and in the auxiliary cir
cuits such as the aerial, ground and
battery circuits. Whenever possible.
Joints should be eliminated. Where
this is impossible, extreme care
should be taken to see that the joints
are carefully made to withstand the
ravages of weather, strain and vibra-
If it is at all possible to do so, have
the aerial and lead-in one continuous
piece of wire. Bring it from the far
insulator, twist it around the loop of
the insulator from which it goes
down to the window without breaking
the wire, bring the wire through the
lead-in insulator and thence to the
"antenna” binding post of the set
without a single break in the wire.
If you cannot get a wire long enough
for the purpose and find it absolutely
necessary' to join two pieces together,
be sure to twist the wires together
in approved fashion after having
carefully cleaned with sandpaper the
portions that are to be soldered. Use
a good grade of rosin-core solder and
heat the joint sufficiently to cause the
solder to run in well and grip the
wire firmly.
Ground Clamp Connection.
In making the ground clamp con
nection to a water or radiator pipe
be sure to clean all paint, rust and
dirt from the pipe so that the con
tact is made on good clean metal. If
you find it impossible to. solder the
clamp to the pipe, make the joint as
clean as possible and tighten the
ground clamp firmly to the pipe. It
will then do good work for a long
time, but you should inspect the joint
occasional!/ po maka cure that (he
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point of contact has not become dirty
or rusted.
Use great care in making your sol
dered joints, especially when' using a
rosin flux. If you have not applied
enough heat the joint will be held to
gether only by melted rosin instead
of with the solder, and while it may
look like a good joint to the eye, it
will be like an insurmountable wall
to the electrons.
Binding post nuts have a very bad
habit of loosening up and causing
considerable trouble. Such joints
whether made directly to the bus bar
connectors or to soldering lugs should
be gone over frequently and tightened
up.
When Terminal Needs Cleaning.
You will often notice the collection
of a greenish deposit on your storage
battery terminal. This is a bad sign
and is an indication that the terminal
needs cleaning. Remove the deposit
and rub on a little vaseline to pre
vent Its formation.
The binding post and spring clip
terminals on “A,” "B” and "C”' bat
teries should be inspected regularly
and tightened up when they show
signs of weakening.
The same should be done with the
binding posts on the binding post
terminal strip of the receiver.
Occasionally the cord terminals be
come loose where they are connected
with the terminals of the loud speak
er, phones or phone plug. These,
therefore, should also be given care
ful attention from time to time.
It is a good idea to heat up the old
soldering iron occasionally and touch
it to all soldered joints until the
solder starts to flow and Indicates
that the joint Is properly made.
It Is just such little maintenance
kinks as these that spell the differ
ence between a receiver “which never
has trouble” and another which is
constantly afflicted with ailments and
loss of power.”
To attract tourists a round trip is to
be offered from Cairo, Egypt, to Eu
rope by a new British-French trans
portation. company*
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1135 14th St.. Joll's Newsstand.
3 4th and P, Day Pharmacy.
15th and U. J. S. Clemence.
14th and W n.w.. Eagle Pharmacy.
2001 Georgia ave.. John G. Biggs Pharmacy.
2908 3 4th n w , Colliflower Art and Gift. Co.
3401 14th, Bronaugh s Pharmacy.
3 4th and Buchanan. Hohberger's Pharmacy.
3 4th and Colorado ave , O'Donnell's Pharmacy
3209 Mount Pleasant st., Mount Pleasant
Cigar ami News Shop.
1785 Columbia road. Hutcher’s Cigar Store.
2102 California st., Harry J. Paul.
Wardman Park Pharmacy. __
N. Y.. N. J. ave. and M st. —Perfect Pre
scription Pharmacy
2nd and Mass. ave.. Phillips’ Pharmacy.
Ist and K sts.. Duncan s Pharmacy.
7th and K. Gnidenlierg's (time clerk’s desk).
Smith s Cut-rate Drug Store. 7th and O sta.
n.w.
7th and R I. ave., J. French Simpson.
3 Ith and M sts.. L. H. Forster s Pharmacy.
Vt ave.. 12th and R sts . Howley s Phar.
9th and V sts.. McGuire's Pharmacy
Ga. ave. and Rock Creek Church road. Rock
Creek Pharmacy.
Ga. ave and Upshur st.. Colody A Blalek.
6505 Ga. ave.. Monck's Pharmacy.
6916 Ga ave . Brightwood Pharmacy.
1901 1. st.. Morse Pharmacy.
1906 Mass ave. n w. Dupont Pharmacy.
3 «th and Fla ave.. Pearson's Pharmacy.
Fla ave. and Ist st.. E. A. Gaylor & Son.
North Cap. st. and R I ave.. Parkers Phar.
1722 Pa ave., J. Louis Krick
21st and G sts.. Quigley Pharmacy
25th and Pa ave.. Herbst's Pharmacy.
6026 Conn. ave.. Chevy Chase Pharmacy.
Wisconsin ave. and Macomb st.. Harry C.
T»ft. .
4005 Wisconsin ave.. Wisconsin ave. Phar.
Takoma Park. 359 Cedar st.. Mattingly Bros.
Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN. . „ .
Morgan Bros.' Pharmacy. 30th and P Sta.
3204 M st.. O’Donnell’s Pharmacy.
3411 M st.. Moskey's Pharmacy.
Wisconsin ave. and O. Donohues Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST.
4th and H sts.. Home Drug Co.
907 H st.. Garren's Music Store.
7th st. and Md. ave.. Louts F. Bradley.
12th st. and Md ave.. Louis Sacks.
North Cap and I. Keneaiy Pharmacy.
320 East Capitol st.. Paul's Pharmacy.
East Capitol and Bth sts Blelouss Pharmacy
lath and East Cap.. Lincoln Park Pharmacy.
20th st and R. L ave.. Collins Pharmacy—
Woodridge. _ , , .
3500 12th st.. M ayo's Pharmacy—Broobiland
SOUTHEAST. _
3rd and Pa ave.. O'Donnell's Drug Store.
Bth and I. F, P Weller's Pharmacy
13 th and Pa ave.. Fraley a Pharmacy.
14th and Pa ave . Smyser's Pharmacy.
1907 Nichols ave.. Anacostia. Healy s Drug
Store. _
SOUTHWEST.
7th and D sts.. Lantr Bros.
4H and L sts.. Columbia Pharmacy.
RATE 3 CENTS A WORD.
In Washington aud Suburbs so
Help and Situations Wanted.
Lest and Found.
For Sale and Wanted Miseellaneou*.
Automobiles for Sale and Wanted.
Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
Business Opportunities, etc.
RATE OrTSIDK. OF WASHINGTON.
4 cents a word.
REAL ESTATE ADS. .
6 words to the line. 3-line minimum, at
line rate, as lollows:
1 time. 20*- per line
2 times, 19c per line.
3 times. 18c per line.
7 times. 17c per line.
STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 11 P.M.
All advertisements for The Evening Star
must be at The Star office or one of The
Star branch offices by 11 p.m. the DAY
BEFORE ISSUE, with the following excep
tions:
Lost and Found.
Death Notices.
Wanted Help
Wanted Situation*.
Advertisements under the above classifica
tions will be accepted at The Star office,
13th st. and Pa. ave. until 9:30 am day
of issue. All advertisements for The Sun
day Star must be received at The Star office
by 5:30 vim. Saturday, or at any of The
Star bran-h offices by 4:30 p.m.. Saturday.
CASH WITH ORDfcR tr required for all
advertisements from transient advertisers
HELP—MALE.
AGENTS wanted for all kinds of insurance:
good for $5,000 and more yearly: large
company: ample co-operation. Apply 730
Investment Bldg. 29
AMBITIOUS young man by national bank a*
runner; state age and experience. Address
Box 17-K. Star office.
APPRENTICE BOYS (twol. with tools for
plastering. Call at 7 p.m. 124 Carroll st.
se. Phone Line. 4177. _
AUTO MECHANICS, two. first-class. Gay's
24-Honr Auto Service. 630 L st, n.w. *
BOY— Young, white, for work around mi;
chine shop. D. Baliauf. rear 621 H st. n.w.
BOY experienced at soda fountain, evenings
Cali Col. 3308. L_
Bl'sP, >Y white at once 1411 14th at. n.w. j
CARPENTER, first-class: also two foremen;
steady work good pay: non-union. George
town rd., Wilmer Park, Va. 30 _
CHAUFFEURS, colored, several men with
identification cards: sl6 per week. Col. Ido.
CHEF, white, experienced: apply at once.
Monterey Restaurant. 411 13th st. n.w. 28*
COLLECTOR experienced, for furniture cred
it- house Address Box 2-K. Btar office
GARAGE MAN —Colored, experienced. 14 # 25
Irving st. n.w.
GENTLEMEN —Earn while you learn: In
struction in life insurance free. Tuesday,
Thursday nights, for one hour six weeks'
contracts given those who qualify: one of
the larrest insurance companies: competent
instructor. Address Box -26-H. Star office.
HIGH SCHOOL BOY to work on soda foun
tain. Apply 2102 Califomta_sL
JANITOR, middle-aged white man. single pre
ferred one who knows how to clean: must
be reliable: state references. Address Box
98-K 4tar office. _.
JANITOR colored: married man: no
chi’dren; for apartment building. Apply at
Apt. 21. 1712 17th st.
MAN. first class, to represent a leading life
insurance company Salary. SSO per week
to start Give references and experiences
in first letter. Address Box 227-H. Star
office.
MAN—To fill position as day watchman
and timekeeper, also to handle some clerical
work 12 hours a day; salary $lB per week;
answer in own handwriting giving refer
mces. Address Box 8-K, Star office.
MAN, on farm. Call 1021 7th et. n.w.
vVat CUTTERS—Two. first class, at once.
J. J. Swaggart. 3000 Ga. ave. n.w. and 324
3rd n.e.
MEN (twol —Permanent outside sales work;
*22 per week to start; advancement. Apply
8 to 9, 3 to 6 p.m.. 305 District National
Bank Bldg.
MEN Rapidly growing organization selling
fast-moving specialty requires the services of
three more men on straight salary basis:
you will be given two days personal train
ing under direct supervision of sales manager
and then placed In the field on straight sal
ary basis until you are producing enough so
that you prefer a commission basis. We
want men who are real experienced sales
men. Under our plan you work on direct
leads, and if instructions are followed earn
ings will not be less than $< 5 weekly. Call
for personal interview between 10 a m. and
5 D m at 622 10th st. n.w.. on Wednes
day. Ask for Mr. Sutton. *
NIGHT WATCHMAN—Must have best of
references. Apply to Heehman & Company.
605 R. I. ave. n.e. *
OFFICE ASSISTANT WANTED—An ener
sretic young" man. (rood at figures and famil*
far with branch packing house stock work:
good opportunity for man who will apply
himself. In your reply, give qualifications,
age and salary expected. Address Box 28-H.
Star office.
PAPERHANGER —Apply to the head
painter Lafayette Hotel. 10th and Eye st.
n.w.
I'APF.UHANGERS —Two: first-class men. J.
R. Mahoney. 324 Penna. ave. s.e.
PLASTERERS, white, non-union, excellent
mechanics. Apply 6 to 6 p.m.. 306 Tivoli
Bide.. 14th and Park rd. n.w, 29*
PLUMBER'S HELPER. 2 or 3 years' experi
ence and apprentice: state wages. Address
Box 106-K. Star office. *
PORTER, one who has had experience in
automobile show room. Locomobile Co..
1517 Conn, ave. 9 to 10 a.m. *
PRESSER —Must be good; also able to drive
Ford. 4622 14th st. n.w. 28«
PRESSMAN —A steady position to one that
can produce. 611 F st. n.w. *
SALESMAN —Experienced stock. to sell
readily salable stock on liberal commission.
Address Box 453-H. Btar office. 28»
SALESMAN —Paint, who is capable of In
troducing special lines of paint; reference
reauired: ail applicants will be held con
fidentially. Address Box 427-H. Star office.
SALF«MAN for Ford Motor Co.'a products;
splendid opportunity; must have Ford car.
Hartman & Howard, Ford Dealers. R. I.
ave. at sth st, n.e.
SALESMAN —To sell Chevrolet automobiles:
plenty of leads furnished by authorized Chev
rolet dealer. Gish Garage. Inc., 17th and
You sts. n.w.
SALESMEN —To sell an article used by
everybody in business: a good position to one
that can eelL 61X Vak n.w. •
_ HELP—MALE (Continued).
SALESMEN—Experienced selling twieted-ln
wire brußhen to homes. 667 c commission:
advancement to managership. P. O. Box 0.
Station X. New York City. *
SHIPPING clerk and yard man wanted for j
building material business; state experience,
are ana salary expected. Address Box 32-K.
Star o(fine. X* _
TAlLOß—Busbelman to repair overcoats.
$26 a week. Juath, 818 D at. n.w.
TENOR wanted for Quartet in Catholic
Church; sight readers only need apply;
lest pay. Addreaa Box 38-K. Star office. *
YOUNG MAN with some experience as auto
mechanic. Mr. Nesline, 1117 14th n.w.
YOUNG MAN. colored; relieving elevators.
Mr. Shaller. South Cliff ton Terrai-e.
YOUNG MAN, runner for Investment house:
reply in own handwriting, state age. experi
ence and salary expected. Address Box 91-K.
Btar offlee.
CEMENT FINISHERS lBth
st. n.w., between Ontario rd and
Harvard st., Carl 11. Smith. Col.
10160.
YOUNG MAN, 17 to 20 years
of age, by real estate firm; must
ride bicycle. Salary to start,
s<>o, with good opportunity for
advancement. Reply in own
handwriting. Address Box
100-K, Star office.
SALESMEN, experienced, with
car. Leads furnished at once.
Universal Real Estate Corp.,
1329 N st. n.w. Fr. 9010-11.
Will You Work for Money?
We want men who can furnish small
cash bond to do a Utile driving each day
and operate our machines in meat markets
and grocery stores for SI2 to SIB per day:
can place you in almost any city or State.
Come to 2410 14th st. on Wednesday after
noon from 2 to 3 o'clock and see this won
derful machine operating and you will not
he disappointed. ♦
WANTED—SALESMEN.
SALESMEN—Three experienced wiring and
fixture salesmen: excellent opportunity for
producers See Mr. Nolan. 810 I.lth n w. _ 28 *
SALESMAN wanted —experienced in selling
high grade correspondence courses for home
study: leads furnished liberal commissions
paid Washington territory Write Edward
Smith, Federal Schools. Inc.. Minneapolis.
Minnesota.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
CALL MAIN 2876. BR 6. City Employment
Service for stenog., typist, bookkeeper, cleri
cal help; free registration. 1338 G st n.w.
26* _
COOKS general housew-orkers. day workers.
1600 13th n.w. Phone North 1965.
AT YOUR SERVICE: EFFICIENT HELP
SUPER SERVICE BUREAU. 2001 Bth et.
n.w. North 6009. 30*
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION—-BOOKKEEPING,
accounting and normal training in Palmer ,
method penmanship. Col. 8119 after I
Civil Service Examinations.
Special course beginning today for Sep
tember exam, in sten. and typ. Tuition. So.
Also new class In statistics and general
clerical subjects. Special rates for those
who enter this week tn preparation for
Patent Office exam. Salary. 51,860. The
Civil Service Preparatory School, S.I. cornel
12th and F n.w. Phone Fr 2080.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
AUTOMOBILE DRIVING LESSONS. ANY
hour, by appointment: satisfaction guaran-
I teed: excellent references. Mr. Kennedy.
I Adams 4717,
WILL TEACH YOU TO DRIVE YOUR FORD
car at reasonable rates. North 6879. *
DESIGNING IF YOU CAN DRAW, TRAIN
to become a commercial designer or illus
trator. Good salaries paid to commercial
artists. Results guaranteed. Write Dr. G.
A. A. Mildon. 2224 F st. n.w.. Apt. 23.
Washington, D. C.
ANOTHER STUDENT SAYS "IN YOUR
school 60 days, made 5135 Ist month s em
ployment. through your training ’’ Short
courses: high standards: graduates best
paid. Pos. for grad, or tuition refund.
BOYD SCHOOL. 1338 G st. M. 2876. 10*
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
Culture. 310 Burohe!l Bldg.. 817 14th st.
n.w. Take advantage of special Summer
rates. Franklin 5131. 28* _
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD. Expe
rienced instructors: satisfaction insured.
Call Lincoln 82.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS FOR OPERA
tor's perm.t and heavy traffic; any car fur
i nlsherf Call "FOSTER." Franklin 8787
' COSTUME DESIGN ING. DRESS STAKING
i and millinery, fashion drawing and com
mercial art. Special Summer rates now.
Ask for booklet. LIVINGSTONE'S At'AD
EMY. 1517 Rhode Island ave. Fr. 7476. 28*
HAIR CUTTING. MANICURING. MARCEL
waving and all other branches of beauty
culture: you get actual experience. Dorothy
Coffey Beauty Shop. 1123 14th n.w. F. 10141.
THOSE WITH UNDEVELOPED TALENT
FOR DRAWING. Large studio offers un
usual opportunity for practical training eve
nings; will interview only those desirous of
making Commercial Art a profession. Ad
dress Box 21-H. Star office.
Now is a good time to begin a course that
will fit you for life's duties. Toil will never
regret a course in our school. Thousands
say it placed them on the road to success.
Caul, write or telephone. It la better to call.
WOOD'S SCHOOL. Established 1885.
HELP—FEMALE.
GlßLS—Several, as clerks. Address Box
23-K. Star offlee.
MAROELLER wanted, experienced. Apply
»t Whelan s. 619 H st. n.e, Bgf _
MARKERS AND ASSORTERS. experienced
on marking machines: best salary. Berg
mann g, 623 G, 30*
NIGHT CASHIER. Apply Palace Theater.
307 9th st. n.w. 30*
OPERATOR. Burroughs bookkeeping ma
chine. experienced. State age, experience
and reference. Address Box 15-K. Star
office. ..
SOME ONE to board and take care of little
girl, age 6. References required. Write to
Mr. H. L. Blckerton, 327 11th st, n.e.
STENOGRAPHER with secretarial experi
ence. Give qualifications, age. whether-now
employed. Address Box 16 k. Star offlee.
STENOGRAPHER. 18 or 19 years: some
knowledge of bookkeeping. Give system of
shorthand, previous education and salary
expected. Address Box 37-K. Star office^.
TYPIST WANTED, experienced, for about
two months; hotel correspondence; give ref
erence. experience and salary expected.
Orkney Springs Hotels. Orkney Springs, Va.
WAITRESS, white. Sunlight Lunch. 820
11th st. n.w. * .
WAITRESSES (two), white: must be thor
oughly experienced. Apply The Rendezvous.
1109 Conn, ave. *
WOM AN—Demonstrator for outside city.
Between 25 and 60 years of age: must be
ambitious: no experience necessary: rapid
promotion. Address Box 36-D, Star offlee.
YOUNG LADY, with knowledge of drafting
preferred, required by public service corpora
tion- salary S2O to commence: state age. ex
perience and education. Address Box 415-H.
Star office. 28*
YOUNG LADY for dental offlee: state quali
fications and salary expected. Address Box
112-K. Star offlee.
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR.
Must be thoroughly experienced on patent
specifications and amendments: willing,
punctual and industrious; no other need ap
ply: salary commensurate with ability; per
manent position to right girl. Phone Mr.
Berman. Main 0568.
MILLINERY SALESLADIES
wanted. Only those having
thorough experience will be con
sidered; highest salaries. Mai
son Maurice, 13th and G n.w.
OPERATOR WANTED, for
Nestle Permanent Wave ma
chine. Apply Beauty Parlor, M.
Brooks and Co., 1109 G st. n.w.
GOOD SALARY DURING
SHORT TRAINING
PERIOD.
PERMANENT POSITIONS
PLEASANT WORK.
TELEPHONE
OPERATING.
CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC
W TELEPHONE COMPANY.
m
HEXP—FEMALE (f’ont’d).
YOUNG LADY—ONE WHO
UNDERSTANDS SEWING
AND WILLING TO WORK.
NEW ENGLAND FUR
RIERS, 618 12th ST.
HELP—DOMESTIC.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 9 to 1:30: experi
enced only: $24 per mouth. Apply 1423
Columbia rd. *
GENERAL HOUSEWORK: must be good
plain cook: stay nights. Call Cleve, 522. *
HOUSEKEEPER—By widower with children:
middle-age widow. Address Box 457-H. Star
office. 28*
NURSE GlßL—White, foreign preferred.
Phone Cleveland 19 78
WOMAN, middle aged, white, to keep house
for widower with children: modern improved
home in country 4 miles from city: no waeh
jjfj, 615 Raleigh place. Congress Hgts..
WOMAN, reliable, white, ahout 60. to wait
on old lady and look after 3 rooms: compen
sation. one who is alone and want* a home:
two In family; daughter employed during
the day. Address Box 26-K. Star office. «
COOK AND MAID, can stay at
nights if desired; references re
quired. Address Box 12-K, Star
office.
SIT CATIONS—MALE.
AUTO mechanic, 12 years' experience, de
sires a good permanent position. Address
Box 1-K, Star Offlee. 29*
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS, experienced,
graduated from Hampton Institute Automo
bile School. North 5847. 29*
BOOKKEEPER, cashier and stenographer
want* permanent position. Franklin 7124.
CHAUFFEUR, colored desires position lm
medlately. Phone North 8367, ‘29*
CHAUFFEUR Wanted, good position to
place my chauffeur (colored >; highest refer
encct. Address Box 170-H, Star offi--e, 28*
GOVT. CLERK, young, married, desires eve
ning work. 0 to 12. Address Box 107 K.
Star offl'-e. 29*
HOUSE CARPENTERS. 2. good want from
1 to 3 cottages by i-ontraet. Address Box
24-K. Star office. 30*
HOUSEMAN or day work by voung man:
referem-e furnished. Address 730 Fairmont
at.. Washington. D. C,
JANITOR, first-ciass 20 years experience:
can operate any boiler, or houseman. 001
Que st. n.w. Potomac 1678 *
LINOTYPE OPERATOR. 1 year's experi
ence: open or non-union shop. Call Adams
4610-J, 28*
MAN. colored, wants work: will consider
anything: experienced switchboard and ele
vator operator. _SI De Frees st. n.w . *
MAN. colored, work part of day or all day.
driver’s permit; reference. Line. 8023-J. *
MAN. all around, in meat market, l*est ref
erence. Address Box 29 K. Star office. 29*
MAN. white middle age. married, would like
position in apartment building as carpenter,
painter and general mechanic or as janitor.
Will give best of references. Address Box
289-H. Star office. 30*
PRINTER S APPRENTICE—Young man de
sires position in printers shop: desires to
learn printing and linotyping. Address Box
418 H, Star office. 28*
SALESMAN 6 years' men's and boys'
clothing experience, desires position: salary
no object. Address Box 99-K. Star office. *
STENOGRAPHER—FiIe clerk with knowl
edge of bookkeeping and general office work
wants position about August 10; references.
Address Box 3-K Star office. 29*
WORK of any kind: steady single white j
man. Addregg Box 114-K, Star ome». * _
YOUNG MAN. iI3. denire* position in office
college graduate expert typist; thoroughly
experienced; references. Address Box 86-K.
I Star office. •
SITUATIONS—MALJS, FEMALE.
COUPLE, colored, wishes work as chauffeur
and maid or work in city or out references.
Gal 1 Adams or ld?2 Kalorama road.
SITUATIONS—F KM.XI. K.
ADDRESSING, folding circulars, cleaning
apts . doctor's office, maid few- hours, or few
hours' light work wanted by reliable light
colored woman. Address Box 19-K. Star
office, 29* _
BOOKKEEPER, double entry; Burroughs
bookkeeping machine operator, typist: per
manent position in real estate office by mar
ried lady, resident of Washington: willing to
start at a low salary: not afraid of work.
Addreas Box 22-K. Star office. 29*
COMPANION-NURSE, care of invalid or el
dery lady: always helpful. Potomac 1090-J.
DRESSMAKING at home: out by day. 50
cents hour. Adams 5982.
GIRL, experienced, light colored, wishes
place as counter girl or waitress: can fur
nish reference: no Sunday work. Phone i
Lincoln 8473. • _
LADY, young Washington resident, wishes
permanent position with responsibility ex
perience. secretarial, stenograph,c. double en
try bookkeeping, general office work and ex
ecutive: four years contracting and nine
years automobile: high school graduate: can
furnish first-class references: conscientious
and willing to work for reasonable salary if
future is assured. Address Box 437-E Star
offlee. 28*
NURSE, white, for child or adult. Potomac
4520.
PRACTICAL NURSE desires night duty.
Potomac 4526
PRACTICAL NURSE and housekeeper, moth
er’s helper, general work: refined white. Ad
dress Box 113-K. Star office. *'
READING ALOUD, accompanying on piano.
Adams 5082.
SCHOOL GIRLS, two. want office work or
waiting in afternoon. Potomac 1589.
STENOGRAPHER wishes temporary or
permanent position: five years experience:
S2O week. Address Box 90-K. Star office.
29* _
STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST. 6 years' expe'rt
ence. high school graduate. Col. 5473. *
YOUNG -WOMAN, school-teacher, college
graduate, owns a car. would like positiou i
until Sent. 15. Phone Adams 1381.
__ SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC.
CHAMBERMAID or housework girl: stay
nights. 1815 6th st, n.w.
CLEAN MORNINGS, neat colored girl.
Adams 6757-W,
COLORED GIRL, take care bachelor apt.
1712 9th st. n.w.
COLORED WOMAN—General housework: no
laundry; stay nights. Call after 6 or write.
53 L n.w.
COOK, white woman; also general house
work: $7 week: good home for right party.
Address Box 109-K. Star office. •
COOK, by neat colored girl] Tn private
family, go home nights. 1348 T st nw.
second Boor. City reference, 28•
DAY WORK: colored rirl. 2212 Bth bt.~n.w~.
DAY'S WORK, by colored woman. 3840
Fessenden st.
DAY’S WORK of any kind, by colored wom
an: beet references. Call Lincoln 10051. *
DISHWASHER or part time hy colored girl.
408 South Capitol or phone Lincoln 801t)-R.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 1432 Florida arm
n.w.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK or nursing: to go
home nights. 408 Mass, ave, n.w. 28*
GENERAL HOUSEWORK, by girl wiehuur
position: go home nights. 718 Florida
ave. n.w.
GENERAL HOUSEW'ORK. by girl wishing
position; go home nights. 1614 Covington
n.w.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK White w Oman.
J, L.. '2003 3rd st. n.e. •
GENERAL HOUSEWORK or nurse, by re
liable colored woman. Adams 7117-. T.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK, Day s work, dish
washer; city references. 410 Ne\y Jersey
ave. n.w. _29•
GENERAL HOUSEWORK, by girl. 1823
13th st. n.w.
GIRL, colored, wants job as office or house
maid. 1913 17th st. n.w, 29*
GTRL. help .with housework and baby. 57.60
week. 4100 14th, Apt. 1,
GIRL, colored, wants morning work or.
day's work. Call Adams 5100,
HOUSEKEEPER wishes position: widower’s
home preferred: refined surroundings desired
Address Box 83-K, Star office. 29*
HOUSEWORK wanted, by colored woman:
stay nights. 2810 Champlain st.
LAUNDRESS, first-class, wants work out at
once. West 2256-W, «
LAUNDRY, take home or out. at 1509 4th
n.w.
LAUNDRY WORK and housecl ea niug by
colored woman. 312 P st, n.w-.
LAUNDRY WORK, first class, to take home.
or morning work out. North 8549. *
LIGHT HOUSEWORK or nuree. by neat col
ored girl: no washing. 1801 lath st.
Potomac 2776.
MAID or light housework. 1643 Tea st. n.w.
MOTHER S HELPER, inexperienced girl, wil
llng to learn. North 8549. *
MOTHER’S HELPER: colored girl wishes
position: no Sunday work. Call North 10248.
HEEP ANT* SITtrATTOTTS.'
SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC (Cont’d).
NURSE, child’s: permanent place, first
clas* references required. Call Wednesday.
7 p m., 1601 23rd st. 29*
NURSE-GIRL or mothers helper: colored.
2618 Georgia ave. n.w.
PART-TIME; OR DAY WORK, by colored
girl no cooking, laundry. Lincoln 8276-W.
PLAIN COOK or maid, waitress or nurse,
with references: neat colored girl wishes
place- Call or write 2322 Champlain st. n.w.
SISTERS (2 1 wish place together, general
housework. 2225 10th n.w.
SMALL WASHINGS to take home. Address
Box 276. Suitland. Md. *
WAITRESS, maid or part-time work of any
kind by neat reliable colored girl: reference.
Call or write 1440 Swann st.
WAITRESS or day e work, by experienced
woman. 2648 15th st. n.w.
WAITRESS —Girl wants position. 1348 T
st. n,w, ________
WOMAN, experienced, with reference.#, wishes
place a* cook or pantry work; no Sundays.
Address 2021 11th st. n.w. *
WOMAN, colored: place as nurse: cook or
ch.imbcrmaid. 1027 New Jersey ave. n.w
WOMAN, settled, for general housework:
stav nights. Apply Mrs. Sherman, 018
12th st.
WOMAN wants part-time or day s work.
Phone North 0297. *
WORK of anv~kind. by colored girl, with
reference 1417 sth n.w.
WORK of any kind by colored girl with ref
erencH. Phone Potomac 2250.
WORK as nurse, by colored girl. 3840 Fes
sendenst.
WORK OF ANY KlND—Cofinty girl. i 144
29th st n.w,
PERSONAL.
BUP'K. TO JACKSONVILLE. FLA.. JULY
29th: accommodate 3: trip reasonable: apt.
106. 653 East Canitol st. 28*
EVERY CARE GIVEN INVALIDS. CON
valeacents and aged, by nurse in her own
home. 1833 Kalorama rd. Adams 7363.
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS. DItUGLESS
methods. 11:30 to 8 p.m. 318 Kresge
Bldg. Grace Nash. Ph. C. Frank. 3747-J.
PLUMBING. GAS FITTING AND HEATING
—Expert mechanics on gas appliances.
CROUCH & DAVIS. 909 14th et. s.e. Phone
Lin- 9162. 29* _
NESTLE LA NOIL PERMANENT WAVE. 26
to 30 curie. $lO. Call Adams 6461 after 6
p m Residential work.
ELF.I'TRIC MASSAGE. VIOLET RAY. THER
molite treatment for neuritis lumbago, rheu
matism a-hing swollen joints, nervousness
Hours, 9-8; treatment. SI. Fr. 6713. 29*
WANTED—3 PASSENGERS FOR AUTO
trip to North or South Carolina; leaving
August 8: references required. Post offlee
Box 1271, •_
FIVE-PASSENGER TOURING TO SPRING
field. Maes, via New York. August 2 or 3:
accommodations for three. Col. 7178-W. 29*
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT DRUGLESS
method: 11 30 to 8 p.m 318 Kresge Bldg.
Frank. 3747-J. GRACE NASH. Ph. C. 2*
MOTOR TO ATLANTIC CITY. JULY 29 and
Aur. 4 Toronto. Aug 7: New England tour.
Aug. 3L Phone Adams 5303, *
TOURING TO MONTREAL AUG Ist; CAN
take one passenger; large closed car. Call
Ma 1472.
A CHILDLESS GERMAN COUPLE WISH TO
adopt aii infant. Mr. JOSEPH FRITZ. 426
2nd st. n.w, *
FACIAL HAIR PERMANENTLY REMOVED.
sl. MARIE >TF.YENS. elec, needle expt ,20
years exp. 309 Kresge Bldg.. 11th and G.
29*
WE PAY S 2 TO $lO FOR MEN’S—LADIES’
suite, overcoats Our prices for old clothes,
all kinds, are the highest. WASH. CLOTH
ING EXCHANGE.
Phone M. 3378. 633 D «.w.
A GRADUATE IN ELECTCY WILL GIVE
you scientific treatment: excessive weight re
duced by new methods Phone Pot. 1447.
HOSPITAL FOR THE CARE OF THE BET
ter class of unfortunate young women be
fore and during confinement Strictly private.
Charges reasonable. Babies for adoption.
Veil Hospital. Corry. Pa.
X E\Y M ASSA'' E— Institute
Expert Masseur & Masseuse: R. N. Grad. fr.
'weden. 20 yrs. exp—Reliable—Reasonable.
Ph. Main 5725. 1029 17th st. n.w. *
\V ANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
FURNITCRE—Like to purchase immedi
ately some used furniture for 8 rooms, as
whole or odd nieces. Adams 6632-W. 30*
ANTIQUES —Furniture, china, brass, jew
elry; all kinds. A. F. Arnold, 1323 G st. n.w.
APPAREL (men s women s and children s)
needed for rummage ease; also miscellaneous
household articles, odds and ends. etc. Will
pay cash. Phone Frank. 8416-J. 30*
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS, books, stamp col
lections. coins, gold. silver, false teeth,
bought. Kohen. 619 14th st. n.w. Main
5619. 31*
BOOKS—BOOKS BOOKS— ALL KINDS—
"Bring them in" or phone Franklin 5416.
Pearlman * Book Shop. 933 G n.w.
CALCULATING MACHINE I Burroughs i to
I rr--,t Address Box 349-H. Star office. 28*
| CAMERAS, tools of every kind, field glasses,
shotguns: anything you have to sell. Groce’s. ;
11th and E n.w. Ph. Frank. 833 or postal. :
CLOTHES—WiII pay highest price* for ladies' !
and men’s worn clothes. Write or phone
D. Stein, 1308 7th st. n.w, Ph. X. 499,
CLOTHING—Men's used clothing bought of
all kinds. Highest prices paid. Auto calls.
Maip 4145. Justh’s Old Stand. 619 D.
DIAMONDS, jewelry and old gold, lor cash:
no de.la.vs. Alvin Hoffa. diamond broker.
918 F et. n,w„ Rooms 17 and 18. M. 6458.
FEATHER BEDS and furniture: highest
prices paid Give us a call. Eagle Furniture
Co_.. 1305 7th st. n.w. Potomac 1667, 7*
FEATHER BEDS and furniture; be6t prices
paid. Square Deal Furniture Co.. 501 Eye
st.n.w. Phone Main 6636.
FURNITURE wanted by private party for a
7-room house: wBl buy in suites or odd
pieces. Kindly call Adams 1652.
1 FURNITURE—If you want to obtain best
! results for your furniture and other mis
cellaneous cal! Mr. Shapiro. 600 Louisiana
ave. n.w. Franklin 3786.
FURNITURE —I will purchase some used
furniture and player-piano for cash. Phone
Franklin 5394, _29
FURNITURE, pianos, carpets, etc. Phone
M. 1282 for wagon or have me call.
"Weschler," 920 Pa. ave. n.w,
FURNITURE and household goods wanted;
you will feel satisfied with prtcee I pay. S.
Weisenberg, 410 10th st. n.w, Main 9275.
FURNITURE of all kinds w anted: best prices
paid. Capital Furniture Co.. 490 La. ave.
n.w.. or phone Franklin 10267.
FURNITURE—If you have any furniture or
other goods to sell, and you want to obtain
best results, send for Louis Notes. 421 10th
st. n.w. Phone Franklin 2015.
GOLD, silver, watches, diamonds and old
iewelry needed in our manufacturing dept
full cash value paid, Selinrer’s, 818 F st.
OLD GOLD, silver, diamonds, jewelry: fine,
beautiful pieces especially. A. F. Arnold.
1323 G st. n.w. Main 8173.
PIANO BOXES —Will buy upright hoxes if
in good condition. Phone North 8846.
POTATO PEELER, electric: oscillating fan.
12-inch: exhaust fan. 12-in. d.e • 2 gas logs;
gas-water urn. 0-8 gal.: meat block: glass
dessert shelves. 4 ft. Address P. N. Vestor.
2022 G st. n.w. 20*
REAL ESTATE—Good opportunity for right
party: must have car: drawing account. Ad
dres* Box 117-K. Star office. •
SHOTGUNS—We will pay cash for your old
shotgun Bring it In today. Groce s. 11th
and Esta. n.w.
USED FURNITURE for 8 rooms: complete
suites and odd pieces Ad. 600.
RECOMMENDKD SERVICE.
The following business concern*
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nec
essary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv
ice Column call Main 5000,
Branch 115.
ANTS, bedbugs, roaches, rats exterminated
from rooms, apartments, hotels, etc.: expert
workman. Frank. 3854, 1218 12th n.w. 1*
ANTS. BEDBUGS. ROACHES* vermin and
rodents exterminated by Washington’s most
scientific exterminators, using products that
are odorless and clean. Guaranteed results.
Guarantee Exterminating Company of Wash.
D. C.. 200 Victor Bldg. Main 6982. au3* _
BEDDING —Box springs repaired. Mattresses
renovated. $3. Work guaranteed Columbia
Bedding Co.. 616 E st. n.w Main 6528. 28*
AUTO REFLECTORS REPLATED. BRASS
beds relaequered and repaired, silver plating
and repairing: prompt service. Main 9697.
Acme Plating Co.. 1227 D et. n.w.
BEDDING. MATTRESSES, box springs and
pillows reno.: best prices and prompt del.
Wash. Mattress Co.. 617 F st. n.w, M. 6679.
BOILERS CLEANED and plants put in first
class condition. Adams 6451-w. or 1654
Gales st. n.e. 28*
BOX SPRINGS, matt., pillows, down com
forts. leather matt., renovated and recovered.
Ideal Bedding Co.. 1624 7th. North 101487
BOX SPRINGS, MATTRESSES* and pillows—
Before the Spring rush comes. Let us ren
ovate yours Right prices and prompt serv
ice assured. EAGLE BEDDING CO.. 1123
7th st. n.w. Phone M. 7992.
fRICK WORK done by contract: estimates
free. J HAIRSTON. Jr„ 1689 Columbia at.
n.w. Potomac 4690. autt*
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
(Con tlnoed.)
BRICKWORK—Lowest price: foundations,
chimneys, fireplaces, porch piers garages.
houses: estimates free. Call Adams f>no;:-y ! •
BUILDING CONTRACTOR—Remodeling and
repairing: garages, metal, wood and brick.
J. E. Doran. 1008 N st. n.w. Phone M. 3540.
3*
CARBON BURNING. 30c cylinder. ownfT to
remove plu*a and wires: caatinr. steel and
aluminum welded properly all work guar
anteed. M. M. Coleman. 207 12th st. n.w.
Phone Mato 4598.
CHAIR CANING, UPHOLSTERING. RE.
pairing: Al work: lowest prices. Line. 4285.
lulu' 8989 L. L. Bailey. 211 Pa. ave s.e.
CHAIRS CANED, upholstered; porch rocker*
splinted. C. A. ARM STRON G). 1233 10th
st. n.w Franklin 7483.
ELECTRICAL WIRING and repairing at rea
sonable cost; work guaranteed: estimates
riven. Phone Franklin 8937-W, 27*
ELECTRIC WIRING—Save yourself money,
worry and inconvenience. See us and get
our prices and plans: ur> to 18 months to
pav. We include bringing current into your
home. PENN ELECTRIC CO.. 911 9tb «t.
n.w. Main 512 and Main 1855. 1 *
EXCAVATING AND HAULING. Small eg-'
cavating. heavy haulm? prompt service;
low rates. Main 923. Night. Col. 4101.
au3* _
EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING, house pa nt
ing. by skilled mechanic*; reduced prices
PAUL SERENE. 37 Tea st. n.w. Pot 251 1 •
FLOORS—ELECTRIC MACHINE and hand
finishing; efficient; reasonable; reliable serv
ice. R. E. NASH, 2371 9th st. Col 4231
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. rep ; u; slip
covers made. E*t. cheerfully given Return
ed free TITTENSOR. 1424 Bth n.w N 7702.
HEATING. PLUMBING. OIL BURNING Ap
paratus Established 1897. J. R. Guerin.
412 E. Cap st. Lincoln 3417.
JOB PLASTERING and cement work of all
kinds by experienced man: prompt service;
reasonable prices. Main 9&19- 38* _
KEYS'—DUPLICATE KEYS. 25 CENTS:
made while you wait. Turner & Clark.
1233 N. Y. ave. n.w Basement. Fr. 3005.
LAWN MOWER REPAIRING; PARTS FUR
nished. Power and hand mowers for saie.
Tel. Fr. 7707. C F. ARMIGER, 303 13th n.w.
ORNAMENTAL IRON designer and manu
facturer of bank, office inclosures, partitions,
railings, elevator doors and inclosures, en
trance doors, door and window guards, fence*,
gates, arches, iron and pipe railngs. ba
ies. iron stairs: plain, ornamental and spiral
fire escapes, iron and brass thresholds, kick
plates ni»tal awnings, builders’ iron work
general service. Estimates given Alfio
Longo. 332 Maine ave, sw Main 9185.
PAINTING—House tainting, floor finishing,
bv skilled mechanics at reduced prices. PAUL
SERENE. 37 Tea st n.w. Potomac 251 1 •
PAINTING and papc.-haDging. Summer-time
prices good workmanship. Adams 3173-J.
Samuel Tamtnaro. 3*
PAINTING—If you have any kind of deco
rating to he done, now is the time We spe
cialize in Paintlpg. Paperhanging. Floors and
Plastering. Special July prices Phone, day
or night. Col. 2458. C. E. BISHOP. i3d3
Kenyon st. n.w.
PAINTING-PAPERHANGING Special low
priees now prevailing Give us a trial.
THOMPSON'S. 3413 Ga. ave Col. 8244. 28*
PAINTING, interior and exterior: plastering,
paperhanging, average size rooms. 812: esti
mates free. Washington Decorating Co . 35
H-st. n.w. Franklin 6889; evenings. Adams
6080-W. 30» _
PAPERING AND PAINTING-—Special prices
for this week only-—Average size room
scraped, cracks to be pointed, papered with
polychrome paper. SI2: also painting at very
low prices: plastering a specialty. Don't
worry about cash; will give you 10 month*
to pay without interest Estimate free.
Philadelphia Decorating Co.. 817 9th st.
n.w. Main 2238. 30*
PAPERING AND PAINTING—Very reason
able prices: good work guaranteed EDWIN
S. RUCKER. 1210 H st. n.w. Main 7422
and 3713. *
PAPERHANGING—Rooms paper'd. $6 up.
Ftrst-class work, your own selection paper.
J. EGDAL. 33 Fla, ave. n.w N, 1551. 3<l•
PAPERHANGING & PAINTING Let me es
timate on duplex polychrome striple tones,
crepes and harmonella papers: pay cash and
save half. J. R. Sears. 639 N.Y. ave. N 2030
paperhangin'g. plastering, paint
mg satisfactory work guaranteed. Win. A.
Little. 819 9th st. n.w. Phone Frank. 6754
PAPERHANGING, rooms, $7.50 up: interior
and exterior painting at lowest prices. Metro
polltan Dec. Co.. 427 G n.w. Ph Fr. 800.
PAPERHANGING—ROOMS PAPERED. 58
and up A T. GEORGE. 2534 Ilth st.
n.w. Phone Adams 6687
PIANO TUNING—We specialize on general
piano repairs and rebuilding. Get our esti
mate. Prices reasonable. Skilled me
chanics. Work guaranteed. Terms if de
sired. Sanderron-Schaeffer Co.. 644 H st.
n.e. Line. 1057
PRINTING—SOO business cards, envelopes
or statements. $2: 200. SI. 639 F st n.w.
Room S. Fr. 5820-J. McConvey. 28*
REFRIGERATOR REPAIRING—Let me re
pair your old refrigerator, good as new. M.
ISIS. 803 9th st. n.w. Main 7610.
RUGS WOVEN from worn carpets that
wear lifetime: nothing cheaper Old Laurel
Eclipse. 309 10th 6t. e.w Mam 8390.
[ aul 1 *
: slip COVERS made to order Perfe. t fit
guaranteed. Special prices this month
Upholstering and repairing Main 232 or
3419 J, Holoher Co 622 E n.w 28*
TRUNK REPAIRING MINTZ REPAIRS
trunks, leather bags, ladies’ handbags eb
Call or phone Mintz. 938 F st. Main 368«
TYPEWRITERS REBUILT, all makes; price*
that will please you: repair any typewriter.
Call Bail, Main 2019. 605 6th st. n.w._
WINDOW SHADES AND SCREENS—FREE
estimates. J. M BUTLER & SON. 2031
Nichols ave. s.s. Lincoln 10123—6968-J.
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES—AfOOD
quality opaque shades fitted to your win
dows. 8oc: the beet quality of opaque shades.
51.15: hung free. We will call with sample-.
KLEEBLATT. 11th and H sis n.e Line 879
BUSINESS OFPORTrXTTIES.
ATTRACTIVE OPPORTUNITY to invest in
well established manufacturing business
requiring additional capital to enlarge
production. For particulars address Box
28P-H. Star office. no•
CLEANING and Dyeing Business good
price reasonable. Col. 3643. 28*
GOOD PROPOSITION for lady with some
cash who understands running a roadhouse.
Address Box 425-H. Star office. •
1301 C ST. S.W.—NEAR BUREAU OF UN
GRAVING: STORE GOOD FOR ANY BUSI
NESS: NEWLY DECORATED GAS AND
ELECTRICITY APPLY WASHINGTON
REALTY EXCHANGE. 511 E ST. N.W
MAIN 3238.
GROCERY’, fruits and delicatessen: new
stock and fixtures: low rent: cash trade,
very reasonable terms to responsible pari.v
for quick sale. 202 11th st. n.e. Sunday
between 10 and 12 or Monday and Tuesday.
DRUG STORE—N.W. corner: 516.000 yearly
business: rent. s4l mo. heat furnished
Established 36 years. Price. $2,000 cash.
Lincoln 346.
ROOMING HOUSE, attractively furnished
fine location: great bargain: on small pay
ments. Address Box 111-K, Star office, *
SALE BUSINESS PROPERTY, store ar.d tw .
apartments. 2 baths: h.-w.h.. elect., near
school. Col. 10426, 29 •
LARGE ROOMING A BOARDING HOUSE
Sixteen rooms, three baths: electricity, ga*.
steam heat: modem: an ideal home; well
furnished and two-year lease: rent reason
able: well situated; small amount of cash
will put you in possession or will exchange
for small grocery store. Address Box 106-K.
Star office *
BATTERY' SHOP—Good business excellent
location. Address Box 39-K. Star office :o t_*
CONFECTIONERY and delicatessen: doing
$350 weekly: three-year lease: corner store.
Address Box 41-K. Star office. 29*
STORE on Balto. blvd . next to Sanitary:
good for any kind of business: rent reason
able.
SUBURBAN REALTY CO..
Next to AAP. Cottage City Md.. Hyatts. 872.
TAILORING, cleaning and pressing; good
business. Tel. North 9447. 29* _
CONFECTIONERY’ STORE for sale cheap,
owner leaving city; act quick. 19 H st.
n.w. 29*
A BARGAIN Fully equipped lunchroom,
close to large Government departments. Ad
dress Box 338-E, Star olfice.
SMALL GROCERY’ AND MEATS: must be
sold: stock, fixtures, good will; 3-year lease:
SI.OOO. Phone Lincoln 4809. 30*
MOTOR MARKET —Only one of its kind do
ing 51 000 a month business: proved to
your satisfaction or no sale: my bad health
give* you this opportunity: investigate, if
you want a money maker. 1016 Spnng^rd.
BEAUTY SHOt*. Ist floor. F stT; fully
equipped; nestle lanoil permanent waving
machine: grossing $600.00 per month: sell
ing for cost of equipment: terms considered.
Call Franklin 9842 before 9 a m. or after
6 p.ra. 2*
LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL want*
silent or active partner with money: unusual
returns from national advertising and a noble
service to humanity. Address Box 417-H.
Star office. 31 * _
WELL EQUIPPED HARDWARE, in fine lo
cation : wonderful opportunity for quick buy:
rent reasonable; terms considered. 3303
Rhode Island ave. n.e. R. E. Milor Co.
SALES MANAGER and organizer will raise
from 510.000 to $60,000 in a business prop
osition that promises a worth-while future.
Address Box 402-H. Star office. 28*
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