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Evening star., 1923-06-17
WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESMAN to represent an old-line accident
and health company in your county; policy pay
ing $1,000 principal sum: S25 weekly benefit
issued for $40 yearly; other amounts in pro-
portion: liberal commission and salary. Ad-
dress Underwriters, Dept. A-320, Newark, n. J.
sALESMEN-Write for free book and full
particulars; earn s.. 800 to $40 900 yearly; big
demand for men; inexperienced or experienced:
city or travelling. National SaleSmen's IT..
Assn. Dept. $50, Chicago. ILL.,
SALESMEN-'ro sell Long Wear shoes from
nG @ iI H T st linz % in
repeat orders insure you of steady income
The Long Wear Shoe Co., 123 Nicollet ave,
Minneapolis. Mimi
Statesmen Solicit accounts ON the cIeanest
contract ever offered: nothing to sell or carry:
: easily earn $50 weekly; references required
Apply Immediately for territory. Illinois Ad.
justing and Finance Corp, 22 L. Van Buren
ST.. Chicago.
| Statesmen WANTED-To sell a sensa tionai
automobile accessory; can earn from SO to S2u
a day; men with automobiles preferred. Call
los 2nd st. Automatic Head and Park.
Statesmen $50 to $50 daily; radio adyertis.
! ing proposition: no knowledge of radio needed
results guaranteed Main Radio Co. Dept q.
Cedar Rapids. Iowa
ALESMEN-WeII educated reJia6Ie n7.n
preferably those who have sold hfgh-class sub.
scription hooks. To sell our Method and Service
to physicians only. If You can qualify and
have pep and not fifty, see the Medical
Interpreter. 1Il6 Pa. ave. NV. city. 2I%
STATE DISrRIBUT0R-Enve senier seals
! 60 envelopes minute; competition; So 80:
tremendous demand: 500 day easily made
| consolidated 60, Colonial bldg. Boston Mass .
STATE DlSTRlBETOR-Newly invented price
card holders aud price cards: no cnmpp ii ion D.
re'nilS 81; tremendous demand: 81 800 monthly
NIllen Mfg, 100 BoySt0n. Boston. Mass
| TRAVELLING Statesmen calling ON retail
trade wanted hy large manufacturer TO sell
rcarround fast-sclling article: - per cent com
mission paid promptly: one of the best prop
oS lions ont: maj or side line: if not earning
NlIo weekly. be sure TO address Elsaser
| Works Box ELL. ROonvillc. y. Y
lP TO so DAILY made by good men: $40 a
week and expenses guaranteed against com
tn-s>l@ns I"x AIis2 Cedar Rapids. Iowa. .
SIG a DAY EASY start you in auto acces-
sorry business; no investment, no experience
necessary: free accessories. Write Atlas
~ W. Grand. Ch cage"
Evening star., 1923-06-17
INSTRUCTION COURSES

AXE YOC EARNING so TO 800 \ WEEK :?
II not. we Will train you during ,urr spare
time day "r night. Ia make Inrchauical AMI
arrllitcc tUral drawings and help you serl!re
position. Personal and injiVitlual instruction.
Write. call or phone for free catalng Coum-
ba School ~ DiafiiHE, 14th and T sts
IA
Evening star., 1923-06-17

AGENTS-S100 weekly. selling tailored cGus:
commissions daily; sample outfit to those
| lected: We deliver and collect. kramer-Ph-
lns Co. 40 X Monon bldg. Chicago
Evening star., 1923-06-17

AGENTS, industrial insurance. to sell com
binaton health. accident and natural death
policy costing 81 monthly and up: medica!
examination; tOp-notch commissions paid
Write for particulars. New York Safety Re
serve Fund 17So Broadway. y. Y.
Evening star., 1923-06-17

DISrI;IBUTuRS-Qu.cK dey"iop iude-
pendent business handling SCoGmintS y"ast
andy: new Ford automobile free: exclusiv'
territory. Scntmiuts Company. IL Scotmint>
bldg. Jersey City. y. !.
Evening star., 1923-06-17

OFFICE WORK, young lady must use type
writer and understand shorthand; SIS week
to start; give g4And phone number. Address
Box I44-E, Star Sfife.
Evening star., 1923-06-17

SAlESMEN-An opportunity for energetic
statesmen to establish u permanent connection: ::
soou compensation. stocks. bonds. real
estate or insurance. Apply Monday morning
2Oi tontnefaI Trust bldg
Evening star., 1923-06-17

It.NIII.tI A-NIJ Z FNIJEIt HIPAIR-
ing ny expert, reasonable prices FRENCH
RADIATOR 4 FENDER CO.. 1405 . ST. "
Evening star., 1923-06-17

SALESMEN-We want several high-grade me-
cllanically inclined travelling statesmen; those
with energy and ambition wanted who ca
pable of earning least S., 900 year Ad-
dress ROy 81 f. Star office
Evening star., 1923-06-17

AGENTS. SALESMEN-Scll sprapumps barrel
pumps and aut"wash"rs: Truitt ears 500 4
week; profits. ST each: David sold "A in -
hours; selling splendidiy now. Write Ray
Knsler COMPANY. Johnst0wn. Ohio =
Evening star., 1923-06-17

A'EN S-S3 AN huu;. -,rwest kitchen tooi.
Every woman uses 20 times daily Easy sell.
er. Pig profits. Sample free Thomas Mfg
Co. Desk BIB. DaNton. Ohin
Evening star., 1923-06-17

The JoYoicing business concerns guqrnH
tee sdtfsjdction to star readers Any com.
paint lOVHd necessary IN BE- made 10 "'he
star TiH reccirc prompt attention. For
admission tO RCCOmm, HdCd SCrrice cut
hnlHs, cal Main rDG0. Branch lf5
Evening star., 1923-06-17

tVoh experienced, get dinner in evening
wash To do al home. 3h32 Sherman ave. NV
Cook or light houscwork days work Ap-
tIF liii 1ou st. NV. Phone North 127S-W
Evening star., 1923-06-17

CliAMBERMAID or nurse place desired by
roi"red girl. experienced; city references 1913
RlggS 81 nffer z
Evening star., 1923-06-17

'Ouk and houScwork reliable cOIored woman.
,fny nights. 1879 81. NV
Evening star., 1923-06-17

.AGENTS-Sell something new: $40 daily cas-
lily made with koo Kloth; sample 50c: par
ticnlars free. Is. C. Rubber Company, Dept.
327. Pittsburgh Pa
Evening star., 1923-06-17

LARGE CoRpoEATION wants a service man
in every town To paste up its signs on store
keepers windows; excellent opportunity for re
liable party; steady work: no experience necps-
sary: also have attractive proposition for
agents and statesmen. Guarantee Sign Service.
36l W. superior. Chicago
Evening star., 1923-06-17

RIG MONEY and fast sales; every owner buys
gold Initials for his auto: you charge 81.
make Sl.35: ten orders daily easy: write for
particulars and free samples American Mono
gram Co. Desk lbs.
Evening star., 1923-06-17

AUTO BATTERY AND RADIATOR En-
bsrts Lamp, tanks, tenders: low prices
IUCkER co. 306 John Marshall pl.. So
AUTO RAnIAIAIi
Evening star., 1923-06-17

PArEHIItNtfINt;--R REASONABLE PRICES
no delay: good workmanship. Enterprise Dec
Grating &C 1920 14th st NV North In1'
tuISs
Evening star., 1923-06-17

TOPS RECOVERED and repaired; Dodge,
Chevrolet Maxwell and Buick tops recovered,
gypsy style back and 5& XII bevel plate
glass SI9: Fords recovered, $685.. Superior
Antn Ton Co 7Gn Park road. 23s
Evening star., 1923-06-17

SIG DAY EASY start You in auto acces-
sorry business: no investment, no experience
necessary: free accessories. Write Atlas
- W. Grand Ch .cIgo
Evening star., 1923-06-17

WINDOW and vacuum cleaning: general ciean-
Ing contractors. Ideal Window and Vacuum
Cleaning Co. Inc. NJ. 521S. 904 11th 10,
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES. Good SsiS.-
ity Opaque shades fitted to your windows, Soc:
the best quality of Opaque shades. Sl.lS: hung
free. We will call with samples. kLEE-
BLATT 11th and II SIS. ne. Lincoln S79.
FLOORS WAIVED OR REFINISHED BY
electric machine.
L Z NASH. GnlmnIhia 4.21 -.-- =
Evening star., 1923-06-17
WON AN.

experienced in saleswork. high-class PROPOSE
tinn: d.gnifipd work. Cail at Room S02, 3ll
l-,tl
Evening star., 1923-06-17

CHAIR GAMING. porch rockers Srated rr.C
fnri'itmrr rcpa r"d. retini>iIrd. reuphulStrt,.I
The Wickercraft, 14O2 : NV. Pot. Ia-I
Evening star., 1923-06-17
HELP-FEMALE.

| SALEsLADIES-Two. experienced; permanent I
position. Carroll Erwin CO.. 107 l2th st. NV
sALEsLADIEs wanted for prottable and per per
day and Tuesday, Burchell bldg, Sl1 14th ST.
| NV. room 800. Washington, ID. Z.
SOLICITORS experienced; good pay: perma-
nent; no selling. Mr. Thompson. 4la s@ath- o.,t
! sTENOGRAPHER, lady, in commercial office;
| must he good penman. Apply. giving refer
ence, BOX Bid. Star Office. IT.
naIf time maFried prsSs% nnd
red. Address, giving qualifications, Box o6.E'
Star Office.
STENOGRAPHER, law experience. month of
| July. 5lS Jenifer building. -
TEACHER or college woman: unusually y pleas pleas
| Branch, II East AID ST. New York.
TEACHERS and college stndents-vacation
position in the mountains seashore; S2l0
for 60 days. Splendid opportunity to get ex-
perience in efficient business methods: some
perience Address Box 127-B. Star Office.
! TELEPHONE OPERATOR, experienced 7; b.
N; plant located at ROsslyn. Va. end OF Key
bridge salary. sl2 week. Apply Waggaman
/ I.ithosraphic Mfg. Co.
TYrIsT-Experenred in addressing envelopes
Phone Franklin S25s-J.
TYpISr. neat and rapid work; state refer
ence and salary desired. Address Box l'4.E'
Star office.
W NAlS DRAIEh, Apply a.
Sunday 15}9 Eye St. apt. >. IL"
WOMAN-Desirable permanent. travelling po,
Si:iou, calling former patrons for well
| known firm: salary from beginning, generous
commission and bonus: free training with eH-
perieuced representatives; experience unneces-
sary. but requires refined woman. twenty
seven TO forty. with high school or college
pducat ion: give age education former occu-
patton. J. S. Perry, 5S East Washington St.
Chicago. Ill.
WOMAN, reliable. white, general work in
preparation Of sandwiches no Sunday work;
must he hustler Col 1919.
YOUNG LADY TO learn the laundry business :
steady work Home Laundry. 1l2o queen
! Il
YOUNG LADY for tearoom. store and foun-
tain: sensible and experienced. Apply 81
Pa. ave.
YOUNG WOMAN for evening calling work TO
supply free school information to parents VINO
have inquired must have persistence ana per
sonality; salary and expenses or commissioners
state age experience and education. Address
Box 2i1-D. star office
Evening star., 1923-06-17

aGENIS-SodereZe; we are paying 81 an hour
taking orders for this newest invention: send
Tor free outfit and samples. American Prod
ucts Co., S293 American bldg Cincinnati.
Evening star., 1923-06-17

SALESMEN-Salary. 81 weekly and com
mission. Apply all week. Room 400 Star bldg .
Evening star., 1923-06-17

KARRFR for " j. resort hotel; goou pa!
With heard and room; strictly reliable; "a also S
{ ~ for mountain resort, Address hoN 80, g.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-19

dc Sesperdr eritO tie,le que. ser por ell
esfaersO aaido respectable la volHptdd
del pueblo e',terO en- general. no solo
pare ootener OenetieiOs n.ateria1es eco
n6naicos sino para que no So demore
indeOiddmcnte la admission de Puer-
to Rico como Estodo dc Ia, Unt6t Ame
,'icasia. 5
Esta declaration rotunda hace mas
in cYongruente la posici6n del Goberna-
dor. comparando sus recientes hechos
con sus palabras habida cuenta dc
que -el Gobernador al organizar su go
bierno no .tuvo en- cuenta Ia 0olun-
tad del pueblo entero en- general, sino
ercIusivd1reafe la de ana parte repre-
se,itdftd del pueblo Y si-este error
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-19

/, 10 cometio por carecer de information
debe correjirlo, por justicia por el
Fcredito de su mensaje, y para reali-
zar Y llevar a cabo sin dificultades
con la aprobaci6n enthusiastic dc todos
los partidos q del pueblo entero. en-
general ell programa esplendido que
contiene su mensaje.
Los $4,000 votantes republicanos Y
los G0,000 votantes socialistas deben
ser reconocidos en- las responsible
dades de la administration de la is
la. FL Gobernador nombr6 para SUI ga
binete Y direction electoral hombres
de un solo partido. sin necesidad nj
.utilidad con perjuicio de los intere-
ses pdblicos. 81 el Gobernador recti-
flea su error Sc pone a tono con ell
espfritu, altos pensamientos reco-
mendaciones sinceras que hace en- SUI
mensaje, seguramente demostrarfa ell
talento de un gran estadista ciyiliza-
dor y emancipador de colonias.
~ Santiago IGLESIAS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-19

nos que de los males que ahora ahiger
a I'd. Ha llevado de tluevo el sol de Ia
vida, Y la. algeria a sus ojos y la fe
licidad y satisfaction a los seres que
ridos.
No hay una sola parte del ORGANISING
que no Sc benefcie con el efecto favo
rable de Tanlac, que comienza a hacel
sentir sus efectos estimulando los. or
ganos de la digestion de la asirnila
ci6n, vigorizando asi la sangre y forta
leciendo todo el organis1no Luego, per
mite que el estomago debil y desgasta
do digiera perfectamente el alimento
pernitiendo asi que los elementos nu.
tritivos sean convertidos en- sangre
hueso y musculo. @
Hace. desaparecer, segdn Sc sabe,. la
causa excitante principal de la enfer.
Inedad, la debilidad. Hace que el cuer
pc Sc vuelva vigoroso y elastico, con
serva la mente lucida y energica y eli
nina los sintomas de nerviosidad e in
digestion. Reconstituye el organismo
debilitado por la enfermedad y el exec
so de trabajo mental y fisieo, acelera
Ia convalecencia y es fuente infalible
de comodidad para todos los que pa
decen de esos males.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-19
MANIFESTACIONES DEL
SENADOR SANTIAGO HLESLAS

| que este debfa debe ser, asfs :por
| que nospreparb Ell ambiente de paz y
Isinceridad que resalta en- .su mensaje,
organizando su gobierno en- tai forma
representative y proportional que su
grandiosa suggestion de conjunction de
los partidos insulares cohonestara aho
ra con el prOgrfama ne que contiene SUI
mensaje? ~
Isl recomienda con muyi buen jul
clio Ia paz y la5uni6R sin distinction de
intereses Y de partidos, ' declara que
Ia idea de independence es improce-
dente, impropia, impensable, v porque
hace linicamente un gobierno exclusi-
vo de un partido2 4;
! Isl quiere reafirmar el ideal que
i gufa al pueblo de Puerto Rico gozar
de las instituciones americanas en- su
yerdadero espfritu democratico, por-
que no reorga,tisG en- equidad et go
bierno del pals. gi snlsanG su error
anterior actuando de acuerdo con las
recomendaciones sinceras contenidas
en- su mensaje? 81 asf no 10 hacel Ell
acuerdo consigo mismo.
Ell mensaje es digno de alabanzas,
es constructive, humanitario, educati-
vo sentimental Declara que la di-
Uersidad de opi,liones de los partidos
de6ilitard Ia cansa de Puerto Rico en-
el obtenimiento de mayores beneficios,
asegurando qpe, 81 axisten demandas
distintas de ll99s lpartidos, entonees no
habra probabillidad de copseguir las
''demandas jpstas all que aspirap los
'puertorriqueiosy - @s,ns,.s., 81
3 En- interes del pueblo, dice Towner,
los mtereses individuales 0, de partido
,eaalesquiera que sea deben qpedar. sp- ;l.
lbordinaaos : rs, grandes. problemas
que afectan f's & 2! todo todo 81 pueblo. 81 Ms,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-19
NOTA De DUELO

Por, cable que Sc ha recibido en- la
ciudad de Mayagiiez, Sc comunica la
triste noticia de haber fallecido en-
Palma de Mallorca, Ell dfa IL del CO.
rriente, La distinguida DANA dofia
Francisco Magraner viuda de From
terra, que reside por muchos amos en-
la ciudad del Oeste y era allf general
mente estimada.
La DANA desaparecida, fue esposa
! de don Damian Frontera, que muri6
no hace muchos amos en- un accidente
de autom0vil. durante un viaie que
efectnaba esta isla, v que fue ell fun
dador de la Mallorquina" que tam
to prestigi0 aquella ciudad.
Para sus deudos todos enyiamos la
mas. sentida condolencia en- Dios
descanse el alma de la extinta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-19

como este, por 10 cornun es mortihcan-
te, incomodo y humillante sentir las
miradas inquisitivas que Sc lie dirigen y
este lastima su amor propio y hace
desaparecer la confanza en- 81 mismo.
iCuan innecesario es continuar SUI
friendo! TANLAC, la cura segura e
indudable para todos los males del es-
tonnage, Ell aparato digestive, y males
del higado y rinones regula casi inne-
diatamente La digestion Pondra su es-
tonnage higado Embellishments en-
estado normal de funcionamiento, lie
servira para permitir la elimination to-
dos los productos, de desecho que el
organismo no puede absorver y per1ni-
tira que su organisfno disfrute de- niue.
vo de sangre sana, roja VI pura. Tan
pronto como los Seficaoes u yrnaravillo
ingredientes de este remedio hayan sa,
turado su organisino, desapareceran el
NAL aliento, la indigestion, el vertigo, Ia
falta de deseo para trabajar, los males
del estornago, la digestion dificil, y el
NAL funcionamiento del higado, y los
riiones.
TANLAC ha sido una bendicion pa
ra centenares de hogares de personals
que ahora viven en- los Estados Unidos.
<4a salvado miles de ellos, NADIA me.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-19

Hay algo mas repul-
sivo, mas desagradable
y mas repugnante que
una cara cubierta de
manchas? Uno de los
mayores encantos de Ia
mujer es la belleza de
su CUTS. Los hombres adj
miran la suavidad ater-
ciopelada de la textura
de su tez y las mujeres
la envidian. Son igual-
nente desagradabies las
impurezas en- la piel del
hombre 0 el adolescente.
La mayor parte de las
personals con quienes ira
tan, Sc separaran de ellos
con disgusto, pues todo
mundo teme las impure
zas de la sangre. Para
una persona con I'M NAL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-19
sTEZ REPUCNANTE YEA
ADQUIERE PRONTO BEMLLEZA M Z
La Belleza Solo Esta en- la Piel Asi pues, lPor
que Permite I'd. que SUI Tez este Manchada
Cubierta de Barros, Cuando Tanlac
PropOrciOna AliviO Immediate?

digestion peudn Ell CUTS de hobres
- Los horibes espas ehaf hi
asmia e almnto de elmian fon
Evening star., 1923-04-21
DECIDES TOF|GHT
ALLEY Ev|CT|0NS
Central Citizens Association
Will Start Injunction
Against Law.

Determined to prevent the whole
sale eviction of Washington's alley
dwellers June I. the Central Citizens
Association last night voted in favor
of starting injunction proceedings
through the District Supreme Court
against execution of the law. If nee
fssary. The step was taken following
recommendation by the executive
committee of the association that
legal action be instituted.
To the members of the association.
gathered in the assembly room of the
NoSth Capitol Methodist Church.
North Capitol and X streets, Presi-
dent Thomas j. Donovan explained
that the executive committee had met
recently and decided that the alley
law, affecting $50 families within the
confines of the central association.
was "a serious calamity" Mr.. Dono-
van was severe in his condemnation
of the law, and expressed the opinion
that the association stood ready.
through two lawyer members. to start
court action designed to halt carry
ing out of it's provisions.
VIII Help Shriners.
In conformity with previous resolu-
tionS offering to cooperate with the
Shrine committee. the association au-
thoriZed President Donovan to ap-
point committee to survey and list
all rooms or other accommodations
that may be available in the private
homes within the territorial limits
of the association. the data to be pre-
sented to the chairman of the Shrine
committee. This survey will include
number of rooms available for guests,
number Of beds. prices asked, etc.
The committee. appointed by the
president following passage of the
resolution, consists of DIR. w. p.
Kenealy, DR.. Walter Donahoe. Dr. p.
J. Duncan, Adam Offenbacher, A. A.
Hollander. James Dorsn and S.
Abramson.
SO for Counsel Fund.
The sum of SO was appropriated
toward a fund to employ an attorney
to represent the citizens of Washing
ton in the valuation proceedings Of
the Potomac Electric Power Company
The association agreed to seek the
opening of municipal playground
on plot of vacant ground at 1st and
X streets northeast
Robert II. McMackin, member of the
association who recently returned
from a trip to Caribbean sea ports,
gave an illustrated lecture covering
his experiences.
William Mex. Clayton and William
b. Todd, of the Brightwood and
Columbia Heights association, re-
spectively, spoke briefly.
Evening star., 1923-04-21

crease in the production of Califor-
MIA crude oil, the output amounting
This has created a surplus above
market requirements, with a conse-
quent drop in price.
BY reason of its ownership of a
large number of tankers, the COM
pany stated 1t has been able to move
California crude oil by water to the
Panama Canal to its refineries on
the Atlantic seaboard and so take
advantage Of the opportunities to
buy cheaper crude.
Kerosene also has been cut by the
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
half cent gallon in the same terri
tory.
Evening star., 1923-04-21
GAS WAR ENDED.
Cleveland Mayor Signs New Fran
chise With Company.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 21.-
Mayor Fred Kohler has ended a
three-year battle between this city
and the East Ohio Gas Company by
signing the new franchise of the
company, which provides a charge of
As cents a thousand cubic feet for the
first 5000 feet. SO cents for the next
10000 feet, SIS cents for the next 10.-
900 feet, SIS cents for the foiiowing
$4,000 feet and 81 per thousand for
all over 100000 feet
The gas company today had men at
work working on extensions of mains
in various parts of the city.
Evening star., 1923-04-21
PRICE OF GASOLINE
CUT CENT PER GALLON
Tank Wagon Charge Lowered in
This City, Maryland and
West Virginia.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 21.-The Stand
ard Oil Company of New Jersey to-
day reduced the price of tank wagon
gasoline 1 cent a gallon in New Jer-
sey. Maryland, West Virginia and
the District Of Columbia. The price
remains unchanged in the CaroliEas.
The Texas Company Immediately
met the cut by announcing a similar
reduction and other large eastern
refining companies are expected to
follow suit
In a statement announcing the cut,
the Standard Oil Company stated that
1t was made possible by the large in
Evening star., 1923-04-21

WIAY-WoOdward & Lothrop (Soo
Meters).
2 to p.m.-Selections on the Vic
trola and reproducing piano. u.
pm:-Concert program as aolfowsi snd
Sato snr sSas sPsngild Mlz caee NJ sale
TOR Love of You" (Hastings); CD
Sacrament" (McDermit). 3: Orches-
ira selections, Ray Actions Hawaiian
Players. Ray Acton; director; ca
MGnafrtui "crinoiine Days" aSe" ~ Tenor solos. los
Harry Myers. accompanied by Miss
hlsIe bamroEshs sSs b ca ra 5s, Nee and
My Little Banjo" CDichmonD: 5.
Trios, the Bernheimer Trio: Mrs
Clara Moran Bernheimer, Miss Louise
Bernheimer. Miss Elizabeth Bern
hteetime.r; Ss O. "serenade" ns, aaedb 4aeTberpS
Soprano solos, Miss Elsie Jorss, ac-
compained by Harry Myers; (a)
"Firef1y" (FrinD: (b) Love is a
Merchant ICaren1. 4 Violin solo
panied by Mrs. Clara Moran Bern
heimer: "Cavatina" (Raff). 8. Bari
tone solos. Royal Tinker, accompanied
by Miss Ethel Bagman; .(a) Believe
tMoore); % Such Little Fellow"
celD. 8. cello solos. Miss Louise
BtTnheimer. accompanied by Mrs.
Clara Moran Bernheimer: Melody. In
+" CReubenstein). 10. Soprano solos,
Miss Elsie Jorss. accompanied by
Harry Myers: ta) Love Sends a
Little Gift of Roses (Coake-Open-
shawl: (b) Flower Song" (from the
Opera "FaustD (Gounad). IL. Violin
solos. Durwood Bowersox. accom-
panied by Mrs. Elsie Harvey Weaver.
Selected
Evening star., 1923-04-21

the broadcast program Tuesday night
of station WITH of the White & Boyer
Company. The orchestra Is composed
of Robert Krause, director; Fred
klockenbrink, piano; Bernard Har-
mon, drums; Richie Brown. saxa-
phone: Carl Brockway, saxaphone,
and Frank Lenhart, cornet.
Evening star., 1923-04-21
COL0RED MAN SENTENCED.

Frederick West, colored. charged
with assaulting Policeman Clyde
Strange, drew sentence in the
United States branch Of Police Court
yesterday of a fine Of $500, and in
default to serve one year in jail. On
a charge of carrying a deadly weapon
he drew a straight sentence of one
year in addition to the first sentence
He was committed.
Evening star., 1923-04-21

WHAs-Louisville (3GO Meters).
to 6 p.m.-Alamo Theater organ;
Advice to Shippers: biographical
sketch: concert by the Georgetown
College Orchestra; Just Among
Home Folks"
$3.50 to 10 p.m.-Concert by the
Town Club; readings by Mrs. Billy
Mask Perry and Miss Martha Frances
Brantley; setting-up exercises.
Evening star., 1923-04-21

WSB-Atlanta 400 Meters).
Sis to p.m.-Musical program.
to S:15 p.m.-Radio University.
Sis to 9 p.m.-Concert given il
honor Of "shut-ins"
11:45 p.m.-Radiowl concert