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Best Bets From.
Out of Town
' * ON AIR TONIGHT
B:oo—Youngstown Artists,. WCAE.
8:15—“Look-Out . 1925,” Society's
Musical Revue, WIP.
8:30 —Hockey Game, Pittsburgh vs.
New York, WJZ.
9:oo—Cliquot Club Entertainers,
WKAF.
Yale-Harvard College Pro
gram, WBBM.
9:lo—The Police Glee Club. WNYC.
10:00—Nick Nichols Orchestra, WPG.
Dixie Jubilee Singers, WJZ.
10:15—Jeanne A’Dain Composer,
Pianist and Singer,, WRNY.
10:30 —Arrowhead Inn’ Orchestra,
WGBS. ,
12:00—Congress Carnival, KYW.
Time Schedule For Distant Stations
• t Tonight.
" Honrs in* parenthesis indicate
intermittent broadcasting
CFCN, 12-2 WFI. 8-9:30 .
CJCA, 11-1 • WGBS. 6-11:80
CKAC, .7:30-11 WGBU, 6:30-1
CKNC, 842 WGES, 11:30-3
CKY, 9-12 WGN (7:30-12:30)
CNRO. 8:30-1:30 WGY (9-12)
KDKA (6:15-9:55) WHAR. 7:30-10:30
KFI, 9:45-3 WHAS, 8:30-10
KFNT, 8-9 WHN, 7:30-10
KFOA, 9-2:30 WHT, 8-2
KFVE, 9:80-11 WIBO, T-9
KFWB, 11-2 WIP, 8-12:05
KGO, 11-3 WJAS, 7-12
I KGW, 1-3 * WJJD (7-12)
KHJ, 8:30-5 WJR, 7-12:30
KJR, 11:30-1 WJZ, 7-11:30
KNX, 8:30-5 WKAR, 12:30-2
KOA, 11-1 WKRC, 11-12
KOIL, 8:30-1 WLIB, 8-1
KPO? 9:35-3 WLS, 8:45-2
KPRC, 8:30-1 WLW, 8-10
KSD, 7:45-11 WMAK, 7:30-10
KSL,' JO-1 WMAQ, 9-11
KTHS, 10-12 WMQB, 8-11:30.
KTW, 9:30-10:30 WMBF, 7-12
KWKH, 10-1 WMC, 8:30-10:30
KYW (7-11) WMCA, 9-1
WAHG, 12-2 WNAC, 8-10
WAMD, 11-12 WNYC. 7-10:30
WBAP, 8-9 WOAW, 7-1
.WBBM, 9-1 WOC (10-1)
WBBR, 8-10 WOK, 11-2
WBCN, 10-2 WOQ, 9-12
WCAE, 8:30-9:30 WOR, 6:15-8:30
WCCO, 7:05-12 WORD, 9:30-11:30
WCX, 6-7- z-WPG (742)
WDAF, 7-2 WQJ, 8-4
WEAF/ 7-1 WREO, 10-12
WEAR, 7-t WRW, 9-11:30
WEBH (8:30-1:30) WSAI, 9-1
WENR, 7-3 WSB (9-1)
■ WFAA (9t30-l) WSM (8:15-12)
WFBH, 11:30-2 WTAM. 6:30-12
Station Wave Length
CFCN, 435; CJCA, 517; CKAC, 41,1;
' CKNC, 357;
KDKA, 309; KFI. 467; KFNF, 266;
KFOA, 454; KFVE, 240; KFWB,
252; KGO, 361; KGW. 492; KHJ,
405; KJR. 384; KNX, 337; KOA, 322;
KOIL. 278; KPO, 428; KPRC, 297;
KSD, 545; KSL, 300; KTHS, 375;
KTW, 455; KWKH, J6l; KYW, 535;
WAHG, 316; WAMD, 244; WBAP,
476; WBBM, - 226; WBBR, 273;
WBCN, 266; WCAE, 461; WCCO,
416; WCX, 517; WDAF, 366; WEAF,
» 492; WEAR, 389; WEBH/ 370;
WENR, 266; WFAA, 476; WFBH,
273; WFI, 395; WGBS. 316; WGBU,
278; WGES. 250; WGN, 370; WGY,
380; WHAR, 275; WHAS, 400; WHN,
361; WHT, 400; WIBO, 226; WIP,
508; WJAS, 276; WJJD, 303; WJR,
‘ 5P17; WJZ, 454; WKAR, 286;
WKRC, 422 ; WLIB, 303. WLS. 845;
WLW, 422; WMAK, 266; WMAQ,
448; WMBB, 250; WMBF. 384; WMC,
500; WMCA, 341; WNAC, 280;
WNYC, 526; WOAW, 526?W0C, 484;
WOK, 217; WOQ, 278; WOR, 405;
WORD, 275; WPG. 300: WQJ. 448;
WREO, 286; WRW7 273; WSAI,
326; WSB, 429; WSM, 283; WTAM.
289.
SUNDAY NIGHT SPECIALS
From Distant Stations
8:15 —Concert by New York String
Quartet and Esther Dale,
Soprano, WTIC.
B:3o—Reese - Hughes Orchestra,
WHO. .
9:3o—America#! Women’s Quartet,
WGBS.
Concert Program, WLW.
10:00 —Theatrical Mutual Association
Program, WMCA.
Godfrey Ludlow, Violinist,
WJZ.
10:30 —Popular Program, WENR.
11:00 —Frolic with Benny Ford’s
De Sota Orchestra. KTHS.
1:00--Nutty Club, WBBM.
Time Schedule For Distant Stations
Hours in parenthesis Indicate
intermittent broadcasting
AT9, 6-7 WGBS. 8-9
CFCA 8-9 WGBU, 9:30-12
CJCA, 9:30-10:30 WGHP 71 1 * 6
CKY, 8-11 Wg£?3:3o-11
. CYL, 9-10 WGR, 7?45-10:15
KDKA (4-8:45 WGY. 6:80-10
KFAB. 5-6 WHAD, 4:15-5:15
KFDM, 9-10 WHAR, 7:30-1:15
KFI, 7-2 WHAS, 5-6
KFMX, 8-9 WHB (9-1:30)
KFNF, 7:30-10 WHN, 5-5:30
KFUO, 9:15-10:15 WHO, 8:30-9:30
KFWB, 12-2 WHT, 1-11:30
KGO, 6:30-12 WIBO, 7-1
KGW. 10:45-12 WJAR, 7:20-10:15
KHJ, 9-1 WJJD (9:45-11)
KIAF, 3-4 WJR. 8:30-10
KJR, 10:15-12 WJY, 8:15-9:15
KLDS, 7:30-11 WJZ. 8-11
KNX, 10-1:30 WKRC (7:45-12)
KOA, 6-11 "WLIB, 8-10
KOIL, 8:30-10 WLS, 7:30-8:55
, KM, 8-1 WLW. 8:30-10:30
KPRC, 9 12 WLWL, 7-8
KSD, 7:15-10:15 WMAK, 7:30-8:30
KSL, 11-1 WMBB, 8-11:30
KTAB, 10:45-2 WMBF, 7:12-12
KTBI, 10:15-12:30 WMCA, 7-10:50
KTHS, 10-12:30 WNAC, 3-9:30
KYW, 5-9 WNYC. 9-11
WAMD, 3-11 WOAI. 9-11:30
WBAP, 12-1 WOAN, 10-11
WBAR, 10-11 WOAW. 10-11
WBBM (5 11) WOAX, 9:30-11:30
WBBR, 9-10:15 WOC' (7:30-12:45)
WBCN, 6-1 WOK, 7:30-9:30
WBZ, 8-9 WOO, 7:30-8:30
WCAE, 6:30-8:20 WOQ, 9-10:15
WCAU, 5-11:30 WORD, 7:45-9
WCBD, 9-11:30 WOS, 9-10
WCCO (5:10-10:15) WPG, 4:15-12
WEAF, 8:20-11:15 WQJ, 8-10
WEAR, 3:30-7 WRW, 8-11:30
WEBH, 8-10 WSAI, 4-5
WEEI. 7:20-10:20 WSB (6-10 L
WENR. (3-12:30) WSM, 8:3(F9:30
WFAA, 7:30-12 WSL’I, 8-11 '
WFBH, 5-8 WTAG, 7-9:15
WFI, 4:30-5:30 WWJ. 6:20-10
Station Wave Length
AT9, 435; CFCA, 357; CJCA, 517;
CKY, 384; CYL. 480; KDKA,, 309;
KFAB. 341; KFDM, 316: KFI, 467;
KFMX, 337; KFNF, 266; KFUO, 545;
* KFWB, 252; KGO, 361; KGW, 492;
KHJ. 405; KIAF. 421:. KJR, 384;
KLDS, 441; KNX, 337; KOA, 322;
KOIL, 278; KPO, 428; KPRC, 297;
KSD, 545; KSL, 800: KTAB. 240;
KTBI. 294; KTHS. 375; KYW. 535;
WAMD. 244; WBAP, 476: WBAR.
406. WBBM. 226: WBBR, 273;
WBCN, 266; WBZ, 333; WCAE, 461;
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Submitted by Mrs. Lowell C. Lane, 1410 Quincy St. N. W.
HORIZONTAL 17. Ancient king of Thebes who
L Modest . guessed the riddle of the Sphynx.
' * „ . ’ 19. Carousal.
6, Visits persistently. x 2 0. Short stockings.
11. Anger. 22. Premium.
12. Drive. 23. Pertaining to the city.
U. Lubricate.
14. Related on the father’s side. 28. Formal reader.
15. Degenerate style of decoration. 29. Talisman.
16. Wear away. 31 - Waterfalls.
32. Embankments. •
18. Periods of time. 34 An anc j ent kingdom now a part
21. Affirmative. of Persia.
22. A color. / 35. Demon.
24. A plant of the gourd family. 87. Cremate.
26. Dutch colonist in Africa. 38. Rise and fall of the ocean.
27. A deformed creature in the 40. Part of the vdrb “to be.”
Tempest. 42. Rest. J
28. Allowing liquid to pass unin- r — *
tentionally. | Solution To Thursday Puzzle
30. Rustic. —j
3’: . jAg|R|£|w|BT|ulM|o|RMc A|T|cß
36. Os sound mind. 5.
37. Attack. O tWTidTe WltWsiU M
39. Jewish sacred book. wIS'TTkiMe-
41. Madly.
43. Natural metal. S E- NjApg R|uf S|E Mb| I [t
46. A part of •he eye. -
47. Contracts for rent. A NIHa SIeIaJBrJJaTcTh' EJB L|E
VERTICAL M G * N P
1. Crown. i JSE U R ZM A Mjj R l Q l T W£jA
2. Unit of -energy.
«. Servile. WC O R NffS I G N sWr E EMi
4. Ceremony. T] . I. L
5. Hard black mineral.1 R WZ- L XHLk
6. Flocks. AHUZHE R e|By E TME|M| I |R|
i tt o e t , ‘^ , s h plan, •
9. Twitching of the muscles. JxHBA JzlA ZIBf *- M p R|U| L| E B
10. Inclines. T| A! L L
WCAU, 278; WCBD, 345; WCCO,
416; WEAF, 492; WEAR, 389;
WEBH, 370; WEEI, 349; WENR.
266; WFAA, 476; WFBH. 273; WFI.
394; WGBS, 316; WGBU, 278;
WGCP, 252; WGHP, 270; WGN,
370; WGR, 319; WGY, 380; WHAD,
275; WHAR, 275; WHAS, 400; WHB,
367; WHN, 361; WHO, 526; WHT,
400; WIBO, 226; WJAR, 306; WJJD,
303; WJR, 517; WJY, 405; WJZ,
454; WKRC, 422; WLIB, 303; WLS
345; WLW, 422; WLWL. 288;
WMAK, 267; WMBB, 250; WMBF,
384; WMCA, 341; WNAC, 280;
WNYC, 526; WOAI, 395; WOAN,
283; WOAW, 526; WOAX, 240; WOC,
484; WOK, 217; WOQ, 278; WORD,
275; WOS, 441; WPG, 300; WQJ.
448; WRW, 273; WSAI, 326; WSB,
Romping Around
the
Radio Dial'
By Listener-In
There was one fly in the other
wise perfect ointment of a splendid
Christmas program.
As the Mozart String Quintette
concluded their request program
from WCAP and as the last meas
ures of the selection were being
played the announcer broke in and
explained to us all about the
musicians; by the courtesy of what
company they were allowed to play;
the coming program'and an entirely
uninteresting rlgermarole. while be
hind his voice one could catch only
snatches of the music. And again,
during the playing of Victor Her
bert’s “Badinage,” the same voice
broke-in and ruined the last part.
Os course yesterday was a strong
day for Christmas music. Every
station that broadcasted at all gave
some Christmas carols, but some of
the larger stations, including our
own local stations, struck the
the happy medium by adding va
riety to a delightful program.
Classical music other than Christ
mas carols, popular songs, jazz
orchestras and talks were all
crowded into the programs through
our own stations. They made a
supreme effort and gave us truly
wonderful programs.
Yesterday morning at about 6
o’clock we were bustling around
getting ready to go to church when
it struck us to try the radio and
with a few touches we got an early
service from Zion City, 111.
Last night, in a variety program
from WSBC, Chicago, we heard sev
eral of the medley selections by
Mildred White. She must have used
everyone of the ivories on the key
board. and the nambers came
through fine.
Washington sportsmen will get
the first of the winter sports on
(he air tonight when WRC will taka
the broadcasting of the- hockey
game from WJZ for local fans. The
game tonight, which is between
Pittsburgh and New York, will
come direct from Madison Square
Garden.
Crandall’s Saturday Nlghters will
go on the air as usual at 10:30
o’clock and the other musical fea
tures will be the New Willard Or
chestra, the Hotel Madison Orches
tra from New York, the Dixie Jubi
lee Singers from New York and the
Spanish Village Orchestra.
WRC’S Complete Bill
12, (noon) —Organ recital from the
Homer L Kitt studios.
1 p. m.—Hotel Hamilton Orches
tra.
6 p. m.—Lee House Trio.
6:45 p. m.—“Parrotts at Home,”
by Dr. Alexander Wetmore.
J p. m.—New Willard Hotel Or
chestra.
7:30 n. m.-—Bible talk by William
Knowles Cooper.
7:45 p. m.—Radio novel by Cosmo
Hamilton with WJZ from New
York.
8 p. m —Hotel Madison Orchestra
with WJZ from New York.
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
8:30 p. m.—Hockey game, Pitts
burgh versus New York city, with
WJZ from New York.
* 10 p. m.—Dixie Jubilee Singers
with WJZ from New York,.
10:30 p. m.—Crandall’s Saturday
Nlghters.
12 p. m.—Spanish Village Orches
tra.
Beniamino Gigle, tenor of the
Metropolitan Opera Company, will
sing Sunday night during the At
water Kent hour tnat will be broad
cast through station W'CAP. The
famous Italian made his debut in
New York In the character of
“Mephistopheles” in Faust. He will
be presented in some of the num
bers in which he has won so much
applause on the stage.
WCAP Sunday Program
11 a. m.—Services from Epworth
M. E. Church South, the Rev. John
Paul Tyler will preach the sermon.
4 p. m.—Services from Bethlehem
chapel of the Washington Cathe
dral. The Rt. Rev. James E. Free
) man. Bishop of Washington, will
deliver the sermpn.
7:20-9:15 p. m.—Musical program
by the Capitol Theater family, Maj.
Edward -Bowes directing.
9:15-10:15 p. m.—Atwater Kent
hour featuring, Rosa Low, soprano,
and Benianimo Gigli, tenor, of the
Metropolitan Opera.
JUf ■ MS
FICEIBREST
Co-operation of the citizens of the
District in the enforcement of the
recently adopted pedestrian control
regulation was demanded today by
Maj. Edwin B. Hesse, superintend
ent of police.
The ten-day educational period
has come to an end, the police
chief points out, and all pedestrians
should, by this time, have become
acquainted with the regulation.
Four policemen have been sta
tioned at various points throughout
the District to teach pedestrians
how to obey the signals of the
crossing officer. •
Violators have been warned and
requested to stay on the pavement
until the signal says “Go.”
Major Hesse said that in so far as
the regulation has been adopted it
is up to him to enforce it, and un
less pedestrians abide bj the rule
arrests will be made.
Announcements
Phone Cla»»ified Ad» to Main 5260
LOST AND FOUND 1
BRACELET —White sold, lost; two
Kapp hires, one diamond, between 13th
and Otla Street and Sacred Heart
Church. Liberal Reward, Col- 6648-J.*
BROWN fait bag, loat 'on G St., con
taining purse and card case and foun
tain pen, 123 and automobile license;
liberal reward; no questions. Mrs.
Austin H. Clark, 1818 Wyoming Ave..
North 678.
DOG lost: boy’s Xmas gift; natne
"Shep”; small female; new dollar;
last, seen bet. 22d St. and Conn. Ave.
Reward. ,11147 Biltmore St. N. W.
Adams 7688.
DOG- —Lost, Bull Terrier, D.. C. Tag
4196; answers to name of “Danny.’'
Reward If returned to J. A. Solari.
411 2nd st. 8. E., apt. 2. Lin. 3160.•
DOG—-Found; English Bull Terrier;
witli collar, tag. Lincoln 156.
LADY'S leather pocKetbook; lost; con
taining picture. »100 worth of bonds.
Return C. E. Hammack. 207 Davin Ex
cbafitfe Bank Bldg._ ;
LOST —Billfold containing sum of money'
$100; reward. 1410 14th St.. Main
1726.
PIN lost; crescent shaped, with pearls
end diamond in center; liberal re
ward if returned. Mrs. Hinwood-.
Franklin 6652.
KI.xDEHS—If you find anything anJ
cannot locate the owner through the
Lost and Found ads In th's news
paper. call at Room 428, Hearst Bldg,
and go through the Lost and Foun.l
Index, which contains a complete list
of ail lost articles that have been
advertised in this newspaper is tbs
past two (2) months.
C Announcements J
Phone Claeeified Ade to Main 5360.
LOST AND FOUND 1
SHELL glasses lost between 13th and
K and 14th and H N. W. Liberal
reward. Franklin 1367-J. •
WHITE ENGLISH BULL TERRIER
lost; answers to name of Spot. Re
ward for his rettlrn or Information
leading to his recovery. John L. Barr,
11 Primrose St., Chevy Chase, Md.
Telephone Cleveland 3328. •
Reward for
.PETE
Ai redalle dog. Tag No.
9174. He is about 2 ft.
tall, short hair, roll!
Heather collar with
tag.
GEO. S. COCHRAN
49th St. N. W.
Franklin 7543
LOSERS —When you advertise a lost
article in the Loef and Found claesi
flcatlon of this newspaper your ad
vertisement receives the benefit of
FREE listing in the Lost and Found
IndeM maintained by the Want Ad
Service Bureau of this newspaper.
Your advertisement la filed in this
Index for a period of two (9) months
Such SERVICE facilitates the recov-.
ery of lost articles. Advertise. It
PAYS!
BUSINESS PERSONALS 2A
DETECTIVE SERVICE FOR OVER
40 YRS. FRANK. 6700. BRADFORD,
INC. TRANSPORTATION BLDQ. «
ELECTRIC bath massage, rheumatism,
poor circulation, nervousness, stiff
joints, graduate nurse (colored).
North 6835-J.
SWEDISH massagd, colored operator;
rheumatism, white clients. Line. 6484.
SPECIAL NOTICES 3
NOTWCE is hereby given tHat the
election of the board of trustees of
the Raleigh Haberdasher, Inc., will
take place at the annual meeting of
the stockholders of said corporation
which will be held at 1810 F St. N.W.,
Washington, D. C., on January 21,
1026, at 10 .a. m. Margaret Hussin.
secretary.
CLAIRVOYANTS 4
PROF. WRIGHT, 450 New Jersey ave.
8. E. SeaQce Wed. and Sun., 8 p. m.
Crystal and palm reading daily. Line.
4183.
»R. JANE B. COATES. «01. 6227.
Readings by appointment daily. Wed
nesday, Dec. 23, 8 p. m., circle and
lecture at Playhouse. 1814 N st. N. W.
Everyone gets a message. Ad nr. 60c. *
MADAME CARNATION
ONE of the world’s most noted clair
voyants and palmists is now in Wash
ington. She has helped people all over
the world In their time of trouble and
has advised them in untangling every
difficulty. Madame stands in a class
alone in her profession. Don’t fail to
consult her on all affairs of life. Studio
604 F St. N. W./e
. MADAM VONGER
Clairvoyant. and Palmist.
Never put off for tomorrow what you
can do today; come to see me now,
tomorrow may be too late: consult me
on all affairs of life: I bar none.
>O7 7th St N. W.•_
MADAM DASHMA-N-
CRYSTAL gaxing and card reader
Reunites the separated, wine back
■oat love, happiness and business.
Office 1129 14th St. N. W.. 11 to 7:80.e
Automotive
Phone Claeeifled Ade to Main 5160.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 6
Studebaker
Confidence
LOOK
All our cars are now marked to
almost give away prices, and any
ohe of the following can be bought
on the most reasonable terms ever
offered. All cars have been put
in good condition and our used-car
pledge is a further aid in keeping
the customer from going wrong.
Cleveland 1924 2-pass. Coupe
Balloon tires, one-shot lubrication, front
and rear bumpers, motometer, elec
tric wiper, spare. Done In black
enamel and is a little beauty. >475.
Studebaker 1923 Roadster
(Special 6) —Done in buff and blaek.
Excellent U. S. Royal Cords and mo
tor in fine shape. All extras. Bar
gain. >6OO.
Studebaker 1924 Light Six Coach
Driven 5,900 miles. Done In royal blue
and gold. Interior mauve upholstery
and colonial silver fittings. Cost
31,650 last year. 80-day guarantee.
Excellent condition. 8850.
Nash 1925 Touring
Winter enclosure. This car Is a toort
job with balloon tires, 4-wheel brakes
and every conceivable extra. Paint
Is French blue and red trimmingt
-8850.
Chandler 1923 Touring
A five-passenger car, which has in
dividual mud guards, beautiful lines,
new tires, all extras and a iniaran
teed jpotor for only 8400. Come early.
Stephens 1923 Sedan
5 pass. Palmed wine color and over
hauled. Disc wheels and fair tires.
An excellent buy for any one wanting
a car with years of good, reliable
service In it. 8475.
We have many others, all makes
and prices, and can assure you
of courteous and fair treatment.
OTHERS REDUCED
192.3 Chevrolet Touringsl4s
1923 Gardner Touring2oo
1923 Star sedan 350
1921 Dodge touring 225
1923 Stephens sedan 475
1924 Ford fordor sedan 385
1924 Studebaker big 6 tour. 700
Many others from S2OO up.
Stiudebaker
The White Front Lot at
1706 14th St., 14th at R N W.
Phone Potomac 1633.
~Fordsi FoirdsX Fords!
10/Tourings, ’23 & ’245...5i00 200
3 Roadsters, ’23s & ’245.. 100 175
4 Coupes, ’24s 250 325
3 Coupes, '22s & '235.... -125 225
2 Tudors, late '24s 300 350
4 Sedans, 21s & 235100 ISO
1 Fordor Sedan, ’23 jSO
4 Truck Chassis 65 126
2 Trucks, open express
body 165 200
4 Light Deliveries, open
and closed 75 175
WE SELL GUARANTEED USED CARS
FOR TERMS. SEE MR. TORREY
TRIANGLE MOTOR CO.
Authorized Ford Dealers
North Capitol and N, Y. Ave.
The National Daily
r Automotive y
Phone Classified Ads to Main 5360.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE i
BUICK AGENOY, 1016 CONN. AVE.
Invites You to Come in and See
the New Buick. Also Guaranteed
Buicks Equal to New.
Sold on Easy Terms—Your Ckr
in Trade
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS
Ask for T. S. Gadders, 1016 Conn. Ave.
J£ASY TO PAY
USE THE GMAC PLAN
AND BUY
A good used Cadillac or other
make now. Save money by in
quiring about our cars and the
celling plan.
THE
WASHINGTON
CADILLAC CO.
1188 Conn. Ave. Fr. 8901.
Good Used Cars Always
PEERLESS MOTOR CO.
14th and P Sts. N. W.
TO HIRE AUTOMOBILES IS
AERO TAXI CO.—'Private appearing
cars; white chauffeurs; trips; sight
seeing special; or .drive it yourself.
WANTED—AUTOMOBILES 14
AUTOS —Any condition. Northeast Auto
Exchange, 68 H St. N. E. Fr. 3383.
CASH for cara The AUTO MART
17th st. and Kalorama rd. Aaame
»11. '
USED cars bought for cash. Fred L,
Moraan. 1086 Conn. Ave.
Business Service
Phono Classified Ads to Main 8360.
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES tl
GENERAL house repairing, wall paper
and house painting. 30* 4% St. S. W.
Main 3488, Franklin 5148.
THE IDEAL. WINDOW CLEANING CO..
INC. Window and boos, cleaning.
Phone M. 8258. 004 11th St. N. W.
MOVING-PACKINGSTORAGE 22
STORAGE, CRATING, MOVING
PADDED VANS. CAREFUL MEN
Storage—Merchandise and Furniture
JACOBS TRANSFER CO., INC.
PHONES NORTH 9500—9501
—MOVING—
-618 BYE ST. -N. W.
STORAGE. PACKING AND SHIPPING
PADDED VANS FURNISHED
PHONB MAIN 3010-3011.
Kreig*s Express A Storage Co.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 25
LAWYER—WaIter Rolland, 955 Munsey
Bldg., gives free legal advice to
persons too poor to pay.
upholjStering tt
ALBERT KAHLERT A CO—lmproved
steam carpet cleaning, upholstering,
repairing, making. M. 2036,
352 Md. Ave. S. W.
Employment
Phono Clasoified Ado to Main Wk
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES 31
WE furnish reliable help for all pur
poses. Phone or call at the Wood
land—old reliable -employment agency—
-1836 U St. N. W. Phone North 10464. *
HELP WANTED-FEMALE 32
DISHWASHERS—FemaIe, also cashier.
Apply 816" H St,' N. W.
GIRL to answer phone calls and do
typewriting. Apply "02 Insurance
Bldg, or phone Franklin 9551,
OPERATOR —Expert for new Beauty
Parlor, good salary and commission
to right party. Apply S. W. Gordon,
805 N St. 8. W„ or phone Frank. 2354.
WOMAN to do general housework;
must be good cook; email family;
stay nighta 1826 New York Ave.
N. W., Apt. 41. *
STEAM* PRESS OPERATORS
WANTED; EXPERIENCED.
APPLY SUNDAY, NATIONAL
LAUNDRY, 19 PIERCE ST. N.W.
YOUNG WOMEN
FOR
TELEPHONE OPERATING
GOOD SALARY DURING
SHORT TRAINING
PERIOD
REGULAR AND FREQUENT
INCREASES THEREAFTER
PERMANENT POSITIONS
PLEASANT WORK
AN IDEAL OCCUPATION
FOR
YOUNG WOMEN
APPLY
ROOM 1
722 12TH ST. N. W.
THE
CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC
TELEPHONE COMPANY
~~HEfrP WANTED—DOMESTIC 33
DOMESTICS WHO WANT WORK
Should watch the Help Wanted ads
in this newepaper every day. If
the type of job you are fitted for
le not advertised you should in
vestigate Miss Dean’s Situation
Wanted Service maintained by this
newspaper. This special service of.
fers an opportunity for you to put
your qualifications before Wash
ington employees at minimum cost.
See Mlsr Dean TODAY. Room 408.
Hearst Bldg. (1317 H St. N. W.)
HELP WANTED—MALE ~~34
GROCERY clerk, experienced; no others
need apply. 234 15th St. N. E.’
Lincoln 4258,
JANITOR —Colored, married, for small
apartment. Apply 1244 11th St. N.W.
SALESMAN —Real estate. Several live
men. Attractive proposition. Must
have a car and be experienced in the
selling line. See Mr. Cannon, 304 Wood
ward Bldg-
CHAUFFEURS
WE NEED SOME EXPERI
ENCED DRIVERS FOR
OUR NEW FLEET OF
red top cabs.
MUST HAVE
IDENTIFICATION CARDS
SEE MR. LE SAGE
1140 21ST ST. N. W.
” SALESMEN WANTED 36
— SA I, E S M p! N
With our new system of selling and
our wonderful spring line Os bonded
made-to-nieasure clothing, you c>n in
crease your income 200 per cent. We
give each customer a U. S. F. & G.
Company bond guaranteeing satisfaction
or money refunded. Can use five good
men in Maryland. Delaware and Dis
trict of Columbia. Call or write Burke
& Frank, 72 Knickerbocker Bpilding,
Baltimore, Md.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1925 J
(/ Employment J
Phono Classified Ado to Main 5260.
SOLICITORS, AGENTS WTD. 87
AGENTS—Write for free samples. Sell
Madison ••Batter-Made” shirts for
largo manufacturer direct to wearer. ,
No capital or experience required.
Many earn 8100 weekly and bonus.
Madison Mills. 660 Broadway. N. Y.
SITUATIONS WTD--FEMALE 38
COOK—lst class (col.), private or pub
lic; experienced; references. Box
8-191, Times-Herald.
SITUATIONS WTD.—MALE 46
ADDING machine operator; general
clerical; experienced thoroughly in
detail matters, investigations, claims,
collections, etc. Good references. Sober,.
reliable. Box 8-198, Times-Herald. **
EXPERIENCED grocery salesman or
manager. Young man, married, de
sires employment with reliable, pro
gressive concern. Morris • Seidel.
1 Adams 4100. * .
FLOOR MAN—Seven, years experience
In Canal Zone; efficient meat cutter,
desires employment at once. Box
S-189 Times. / *
MANAGER furniture and piano mov
ing business; bookkeeping, generaf
office work. Thoroughly qualified, re
liable man desires connection with con
cern needing such services. A-l refer
ences. Box S-190, Times-Herald. *
SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER— Young
man of ability; congressional experi
ence, desires position. Excellent refer
ence. Call Capitol, Br, 585. . *
STENOGRAPHER Secretary. Thor
oughly experienced man In all legal
lines, commercial, political, etc. First,
clasr references. Box S-192, Times-
Herald. •
Financial
Phone Clarified Ado io Main 8280
MONEY TO LOAN 43
LOANS OF 860 TO >IOO
can be secured on household furni
ture if you are receiving a salary
of |IOO or more.
Chattel Title Co., 808 sth St. N. W.
Closed Saturday Afternoon
XONEY TO LOAN ON D. C. REAL
ESTATE BY IST OR 2ND TRUST
MARSHALL MTCIBBIN
819-14 Woodward Bldg Main 3046
To Loan
On First, Second gnd Third Trusts
From 1 to 10 years, to be paid on
small weekly or monthly payments,
arranged according to«L your income.
Small loans as well as large loans.
My rates surprisingly
low.
My plan entirely
different.
Strictly confidential. '
No red tape.
The quickest service.
To save time, bring with you if pos
sible deed, certificate of title or pay
ment book.
NLA. HENRY
2d Floor—Opposite Elevator
219 Bond Building
S. W. Cor. 14th and N. Y. Ave.
Main 10098
LIBERAL LOANS Olf
EASY TERMS
SIOO to SIOO,OOO
To Loan on First, Second and
Third Mortgages
Loans to Home Owners Our Specialty
Low commissions. Quick, courteous service
DISTRICT LOAN
PROCUREMENT CO.
8417 F St. N. W. Main 4488.
Ouen Evening 7:00 to 9:00
quick money
TO LEND; 2D AND 8D TRUSTS
. |2OO TO 14,000 ON MARYLAND AND
D. C. HOMES; THREE DAYS TO
COMPLETE TRANSACTION.
COURTEOUS SERVICE
C. F. WARING
1416 F. St. N. W.MAIN 9178.
J • MONEY TO LOAN
WM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. ING
We also have ?unds to loan on
■tnali property in all sections of D.
C.. at current interest rates.
On Improved Northwest Property
1486 K ST. N. W.MAIN 1018.
MONEY TO LOAN in any amount for
8 or 5 years, to be secured upon
first mortgages in the District of Co.
lumbia. installment loans made in
Washington and nearby sections of
Maryland and Virginia on the 10-year
monthly installment plan, providing
for cancellation of the mortgage in
case of the death of the borrower.
E. QUINCY SMITH, INC.
909 15th St. N. W.
QUICK LOANS
Second and third trust loans
GEORGE M. ROWEN
384 Woodward Building Main 8887
After 6. Woodside 169
Q Instruction
Phono Claasified Ado to Main 6260.
INSTRUCTION COURSES 47
BOYD shorthand in 30 school days.
Leads in accuracy and speed. Touch
typing, spelling, bus. English. Position
guar. Boyd School for Secretaries,
133 S G St,, Main 2876. Est. 6 years.
I WILL teach you to drive any make
car; permit guaranteed or no charge.
Call CHASE, Columbia 8799.
Miscellaneous
Phone Classified Ads to Main 5260.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS 60
TRICYCLE —Medium else, excellent con
dition. reasonable. Also girl’s doll’s
crib, white. 628 Gresham Pl. N. W.
Adams 6097.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 63
COAL, 811.80 per ton, delivered In
city. We will save you money. A
splendid semianthrkclte coal, as
hard as anthracite; splendid heat
ing qualities. 15.350 B. I’. U.; no
clinkers; burns to 3 or 4 per cent
ash; in nut or egg sizes.
BLUE STAR COAL CO.
Rosalyn. Va. Phone. Clarendon 984
"WEARING APPAREL 67
RACCOON coat, man’s; for sale; prac
tically new. Inquire 4th floor, 1705
De Sales St. N. W.
NEWSPAPER office bulletins never fall
to attract crowds. You'll find lots
and lots of little ’’bulletins” In The
Times and The Herald Classified
Sections that will Interest you from a
dollar-savlng stand;>ojnL
WANTED TO BUY 66
CLOTHING BOUGHT—Lines’. men’s,
children’s. Housenold gooda Call
Main 9978.
Rooms For Rent
Phone Classified Ado to Math MM.
ROOMS—FURNISHEDW
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE; quiet gentle
man; may secure comfortable room,
semi-private bath, 'garage; 885. Cleve
land 2510. A
GIRARD ST. N. W„ 1206—Two roofls
2nd floor front, eouthern exposure;
a. m. 1-. 1. ~h. k.
L ST. N. W., 1847—Large lovely well
furnished; ideal for 1 or 2; Snap 185
monthly Franklin 157.
M N. W;. 414 —Room suitable for two,
85. Sleeping quarters, >lO month. *
PA. AVE. S. E.. *6o6—Two rooms and
kitchenette; 1.h.k.; >4B. Line. 8886-W.
PA. aVE. N. W.. 1108—Opp RaMgn
Hotel; clean. refined. beat. hot
water; weekly ratea
R. I. AVE. N. W-. 1407—Nicely fur
nished second floor room with meals
that satisfy. Location fine, environ
ment wholesome. 1 _*
WOODLEY PL. N. W„ 2741—Tw0. three
or four rooms, private bath, single or
suite; non-housekeeping; exclusive pri
vate room. Call mornings or after
7 p- m. ..
3RD ST. N. W.. 422—Two communicat
ing rooms for 1.h.k., >7 week; con
tinuous hot water.
6TH ST. N. W., 1108—2 large rooma
Completely furnished for housekeep-
Ing. >6 a week. .
18TH ST. N. W-. 1319 —Double and
■ingle rooms; 2nd floor front, h.-W-h.,
electricity. North 8697.
18TH ST N. W., 800 —Corner house,
large sunny room, facing street, suit
able for two; telephone,, elevator ser
vice and independent entrance. Tole
phone Franklin 691.
HOTEL LOGAN
13th St.'and. lowa Circle N.W.; rma
with, and without bath. Ratos the
lowest in the city. Full hotel service.
ROOMS—UNFURNISHED 71
NORTHWEST
CONDUIT RD. N. W., 4708—8 bright
rooms, bath, screened porch, garage
Couple.
NORTH CAPITOL, 1108—Desirable
bright 5 rooms and bath, gas, h.-w.h.
Rent reasonable Including heat; phone
Franklin 8506.
6TH ST. N. W.. 1108—3 targe rooms
and batn, heat and gas; entire sec
ond floor; >BO.
ROOMS—WITH BOARD 7$
NORTHWEST
ROOM A BOARD—Strictly private.
Call West 2747-J.
ROOMS—FURx AND UNFUR. 78
13TH ST. S. W., 831—Well heated, fur
nished and unfurnished rooms. Near
Bureau. •
WHERE TO DINE TO
HOTEL LOG4N
DINING ROOM
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
13TH AND IOWA CIRCLE
Breakfast —7:30-10— *40c
Dinner—s:Bo-8.
Week Days—6sc.
Sundays—7sc.
"Monthly rates—2 meals—>3o.
Also A La Carte.
Special Rates Given To College Students
OPEN, ALL DAY NEW YEARS
f WITH TURKEY DINNER
FROM 5 to 8—75 CENTS
PHONE FOR RESERVATIONS
MARIE JAY
NORTH 4232.,
TURKEY DINNERS—We specialise par
ticularly in turkey dinners; satisfy
your appetite at the place of real
home cooking and pure food. Peo
ples Lunch. >M 14th st. N- W.
James Protos, Manager
HOT DISHES SANDWICHES
TIMES-HERALD LUNCH
1329 H ST.OPEN ALL NIGHT
THE REPUBLIC CAFE
AMERICAN-CHINESE RESTAURANT
BEST FOOD. POPULAR PRICES
910-18 V ST. N. W. (2d Floor)
FRANKLIN 7767
Real Estate for
Phono Claosifiod Ado to Main 5260
APARTMENTSt-FURNIsriEDTO
NORTHEAST
13TH ST. N. E.—3 back rooms, next
to bath; adults; convenient to car;
also 2 front rooms, gas, electricity.
Lincoln 4765-J. ; .
13TH ST. N. E„ 110 —2 rooms, newly
decorated; private tiled bath: h.-w.h.;
use of telephone; in Lincoln Park; car
line; furnished or unfurnished.
NORTHWEST
F ST. N. W.. 1742—Large room' and
kitchenette; sink, hot water, gas, elec
tric; linen furnished and laundry; >4B.
THE COOLIDGE, T St. N. W., 1724.
Just one left for suitable colored
tenant. See Janitor or phone North
7896-W, ' ■
NORTHWEST
6TH ST. N. w., 1103—Downtown. 2
rooms, kitchen, bath, a.m.1.; >35
month, including gas, electricity. Frank
lin 8542. •_
1244 11TH ST. N. W.
2 rooms, kitchen, bath.
1 room, kitchen, bath and porch.
SIMON BELOFF -
Apply same address.
SOUTHEAST
KENTUCKY AVE. S. E., 257—Entire
second floor, new home, three targe
light rooms and bath; sink, gas
range, electricity, gas, .heat and un
limited phone Included. >59 month.
Adults. Lincoln 4413. * ’
HOUSES—FURNISHED 84
NORTHWEST
FURNISHED —5-room and garage, elec
tricity, gas, h.w.h. Apply 8921 Rainier
Ave.. Mt. Rainier. Md. Rent. >SO. •
HOUSES—UNFURNISHED 85
NORTHEAST
ROSEDALE ST. N. E., 1522 H —6 rooms,
latrobe heat; >25 month; key at 1105
Vermont Ave. N. W.
NORTHWEST
ALLEGHENY AVE.. 6—Near Elm Ave..
Takotna Park—s rooms and bath;
a.m.1.; >45 month. Col. 7649-W.
Real Estate for Sale
Phone Classified Ado to Main 5263
HOUSES 99
MARYLAND AVE. —Ist time for sale;
6 rooms, bath, parquet floors, double
front and rear porches, h.w.h, elec
tric, 2-car garage, party out of town
anxious to sell. >10,500. Terms to
suit. Main 7831.
COLORED I am leaving town and
forced to sell my 6-room, semide
tached brick house, 84,975; payable >2OO
cash, balance per month; a.m.i.;
prompt possession. 'At home from 9 to
4:30, 513 9th St. N. E. Mr. Parker, or
call Mr, Taylor, Hyattsville 1100. •
5-RM. and bath, a.m.1., 85,800; >209
cash and >55 month. Col. 7649-W.
No. 6 Allegheny Ave.. Takotna Park.
I REALTORS |
REALTORS ih tne District of Columbia must subscribe to
the code of ethics outlined by the Washington Real Estate
Board and only members of the organization are privileged to
use the title “REALTOR.”
H. CLIFFORD BANGS,
Investment Bldg. Frank. >4O. _
C. P. BARRETT
1503 K St. N. W. Main >QIO
caprWz do.; V
14th A K Bts. N. W. Main »OH, _
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
>l4 Pa, Ave. S. E. Uno. ...S4_
J. DALLAS GRADY
>O4 14th St. N. W. Main «I>l
HARRY A. KITE,
1514 K ST. N. W. Main 4844
J. LEO KOLB
>23 New York Ave. N. W. Main SOIL
Real Estate for
Phono Classified Ado to Main MH.
- HOUSES 99
I WILL sacrifice my beautiful 6-rg«B
Woodridg* bume far
HOO gash. balance >l6 per month, pays
principal and interest; a.m.1.; newly
palntJd; wUI Mil fim
deposit. At homg from 16 to 6, 2211
Lawrence E- ot phone Mr. Tay-.
lor, Hyattrvillo 1109.
For the SCULPTOR or ARTIS!
Unique corner homo in Brookland.
Wui JT-
CUT RENT OUT
OF THE
1926 FAMILY BUDGET
Apply thig item to «*o purchaM of one
of those homes on tho No-Cash-Pay
mant Plan.
>9O SEMI-DETACHED brick, 7 rco.TM
and bath, built-in tub, ■bower, 6
bedrooms, hardwood floora fireplace,
hot water boat.
>lB6 per month in Potworth; 9 reomo
and bath; arranged for two-familioo;
hot water heat; hardwood floors; noar
,y TERRELL & LITTLE, INC
18M 18th Bt. N. W. Main 8885
ihfMktag*- phone Adams 3i>oß-J or
f Adams 8818-W.
NEW HOUSES
$350 Cash—ss?!so Monthly.
Nee 1788 to 8784 B>rd St. NT W.
6 rooms and bath, electric lights, hot
water heat, front and rear coner«ts
' nW
lots m
phone Main 1650 for InformaUou on
Dirtrtct Heights,
OUT OF TOWN PROPERTY 16$
NICOTA GARDENS—FIorida Gulf Coast
Land Co.. Inc.. 786-86 Investment
Bldg. Main 1814.
BCBVBBAN PROPERTY 10»
BUNGALOW for sata by R. H Jackson,
owner and builder. 5 rooms and bath,
modern Improvements, hot-water host,
electricity. >IOO cash; balance >65 *
month. 218 Marshall Ave., Colmar
Manor, Md„ opposite City. *
FOR SALE —Cheap. Bungalow: 5 rooms
and "bath; hot air furnace. Electricity.
Lot, 75x150. >4,500. Terms. Phono
Hyattsville SQL
BEAUTIFUL new 8-room-and-bath, 18
minutes from 14th and Penna. Ave.
Subdivision has all developments, in
cluding water, sewer, electricity, con
crete sldowalka well-graded streets.
Home has tile bath, built-in tub, built
in refrigerator, hardwood floors, lot 66
x 135 feet, >7,860. Aurora Hills, Va.
Call Mr. Purcell, Main 818 between 6:31
and 6 o’clock.
BROOKMONT—At Winter Prices, choice
home and camp sites. A. J. Watkins
Realty Corp., 8467 New York Ave.
4m w, .
5-ROOM and bath, a.m.1., 85,800: >BO9
cash and >66 month. Col. 7649-W.
No. 6 Allegheny Ave.. Takorna Park.
WOODRIDGE—BARGAIN!
BUY now before the spring rush to
secure this now, 7 targe- rooms, tile
bath, with shower; halta, fireplace,
pantry, many special features; stucco
finish; tile roof; cement porch; low
upkMp cost. Lot 166 ft. deep to alley.
Near cam. Price, >9,600. Only >I.6M
cash. >65 per mo.
WOODRIDGE REALTY CO.,
N. 8088. EvA, N-553. 2878 R. L Ave. MM.
Legal Notices
Phono Claooifiod Ads ti Main MM.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, holding probate
court, estate of Catherine B. Cannon,
deceased. No. 38,678, Administration
docket 76. Application having been
made herein for probata of the last will
and testament of said deceased, and for
letters testamentary on said estate, by
Charles F. Guerin, it is ordered this
10th day of December A. D. 1926, that
the unknown heirs at law and the un
known next of kin of Catherine B.
Cannon, deeeased, and all others con
cerned, appear tn said court on Monday,
the 25th day of January. A. D. 1986. at
10 -o’clock a. m.. to show cause why
such application should not be granted.
Let notice hereof be published in the
••Washington Law* Reporter” and The
Washington Times once in each of three
successive weeks before the return day
herein mentioned, the first publication
to be not less than thirty days before
said return day. A. A. Hoehling, jus
tice. (Seal) Attest: John A. Shell."
deputy register of wills for the District
of Columbia, clerk of tho Probate
Court. Covington, Burling and Rublee,
attorneys.
Hotels and Resorts
Phono Classified Ads to Maia 536a K
ST. PETERSBURG, FLA.
St Petersburg, FJa. For- book
l«t address A. DILLMAN
Chamber of Commerce.
(Schools and
Phone Classified Ads to Main t29h
NATIONAL
University Law
School
Fifty-seventh Year
Classes 6:30 to 8:30 P.M. s
Winter Term Begins January
t, 1926
Secretary’s Office Open for
Registration
Law School Building, 816-630
13th Street N. W.
Telephone Main 6617
Shop-o-scope
Dinner and Decorations ■
CHRISTMAS Home-Made Cakes; angel
food a specialty, which is yell
known everywhere. Place Chrietmas
and party orders early. The Viola
Redden Cakes, 513 Fifth Bt. N. E.,
Lincoln 3078.
■ ■ ■ J - i
H. LATANB LEWIS
1433 F St. N. W, Main »4I
' TERRELL & LITTLE
1308 Eighteenth St. N. W. Main 3385
MARSHALL M’KIBBIN
313-14 Woodward Bldg. Main 3040
McNEY REALTY CO.. INC.
738 14th St. N. W. Main 3>S«.
TH< JOSEPH SHAPIfcO DO.
>l> 15th St. N. W. Franklin 1140
WARDMAN CONSTRUCTION CO.. INC.
1430 K St. N. W Main »>».
O. B. EANTZINGER
. 10th and K Sts. y W. Main >3lO-11
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