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Evening star., 1925-11-06
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


The following business CONCERNS
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
essary to be made TO The Star
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/ 115.
ARCHITECT PLANS and specifications for
apartments; residences garage and altrrs-
.'sns. tsIs Call Potomac 1892, Evenings E"F'h a.
BEDDING-.Box springs repaired: mattresses
,gsnioysted; So Work guarantred coIumbi.
BEDDING. MATTRESSES. box springs and
Mattress Sst e S1seF s snd shs ds
Get ready for Winter. Let us renorste yours.
S'a;f IN S'} con ss s :''1';s
BRASS BEDS RELACopERED snu repaired;
,ntG reiecors rsplatsd silEss patns re
Ing Co. 1927 D ct. NV. After Line. 2e4s:
CARBON BURNING 3Oc PER CYLINDER
oSnfr oSTFMtssr q reSm9vf nuss and Sires N.
GARfESTERReeSpps eIsa Of al ENDS
tic s34-j. ' *"
CARpENTER-Rubher weather -strippine. and
! NV. w. II. Biankenship Co. 1o'
GARPENTER; RI II builder: reemodelnE; iobbinE
/
| incIo.ed: prices reasonable. Main 82i5. s.
CHAIRS CANED. upholstered: porch rockers
:plintsd FTann G1AT AfsMsTRN2HG fsH 1888 10th
ELECTRIC WIRING--Six- room house wired
complete with "a attractive fixtures. s65: work
gainsIns skilled anies: redaced h%Ss pTsess.
PAUL SERENE. 81 st. NV. Tel. Pot; a51.
he2R e. ss sFaPd e 3 "P Prse
93a n. Y. ave. NV. q.
FLOORS CHEMICALLY CLEANED WHY
lev T, rates i for results, G. HASsES,s Ps.ne S
hhsSRs sPG ssnd s:4%
ice. r. E. NASH. o371 9th st Col. 423i
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. REM; slip:
frse fITTENsoR I4s4 st6s St INV nix s'97esa 97os
! GAS, RANGES clesned adjusted and REIN
ished by experienced mech anics; work guar:
snss.a ses h e. Nsa sSh,s sfs and
GENERAL AUTO REPAIRs-"Duco' paint
ing and H,o essrps WaI a5 .sdan door repairing Gen
HOUSE WIRING neatly done Low prices.
M. Co. 1895 17th st. NV. ..,-Nl' -
gso4R Of 81 sfTTGs Main DEsfi asf also
KEYsMpupIieate keys :! e cen.s ss %ads while
NV, Basement. Fr. 3Q0b.
MASON REPAIRING: plastering cement and
! sonable price 337 Md. ave. s.w, Franklin
7242- Bs
PAINTING-High-gra house painting: best
materials used: cost reasonable: refs. R.
Moran. 216 John Marshall place. Main 1871 :.
PATNTING-Exterior and interior Floors
shellaclled vanished. waXed and polished
'Goa sth st. n.M Phone North 7702. i2'
ns Rooms s. ia5 sfIlss n1ss
chanics Reduced prices. PAUL SERENE
81 T st. NV. Potomac 251. dc4
PAINTING AMP PAPERHANGLNG: ALSO
roof painting and repairing. 6. 6. PRINTZ
! al4 ist ST NV. Franklin s345-W.
PAPERH!ANGIN ING and painting: best work
| done at lowest prices: estimates furnished
| southern Decorating Co. Line. 3O96-W. 81
PAPERHANGING. PAINTING-First-ciass
| work done at once: estimate given cheerfl1Ily
Mr. Robertson. Atlantic 800. IL
| PAPERING. PAINTING. So up: best nf
| mechanics and materials used. We can ar
range terms from 3 to "a months to pay
! without interest, Phone Ad. 6432 for esti-
mate. The Peerless Decorating Co. l0s
Evening star., 1925-11-06

BIICK MASTER SIX COUPE. 4-pasa-. model
Is balloon tires 4-wheel brakes: run only
10000 miles: IN wonderful nechani CON
dition: the price and terms are just right
your car III trade See Mr.. Hines Lincoln
salesroon. 1l32 Conn. ave. Main 20sO
Evening star., 1925-11-06

SINGER MACHINE round bobbin pract,
cally new: hall runner. Rsttania rug large
pillows. :. white iror hed
COMPLETE refrigerator. chairs. nice chins
bric-a- -brac. dining table. buffet chairs fnltz
SOM. 1871 Longfellow ST. : 10 2 80 eve
Evening star., 1925-11-06

BUICK AGENCY. located lo16 Conn. ave.
equipped with bumpers front and rear
motometer. mirror. stop and parking lights
spare tires. Price, $50. Ask for r. :.
I'D,
Evening star., 1925-11-06

FERSONAL.
FACIAL HAIR PERMANENTLY REMOVED
ST: facial treatments 75c and 81: hot oil
shampoo, 81: plain shampoo. Soc. 300 Kresge
Bldg. MARIE STEVENS. 11th and G. SITS 7s
MARCEL AND SHAMPOO. 81 25: SHINGfE
bob. 65c: permanent wave. Is curls 81 Ia
Fayette Hotel Beauty Paror. 18th & sts n W.
s. =
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. ACUTE AND
Bldg. Frank. 3747-J. Sunday by appoint
ment. GRACE NASH. Phi. G. -.Ss
massage. manicuring. French method at
your home or mine: reasonable. Col. 6314
e."
WHY PAY Sis TO $50 EXTRA FOR FUR
nished apartment: Buy the furniture take
the lease and sell again when ready. Also
save car fare. send address, get information
Address Box 62-S. Star Office.
DU FOUR, SYSTEM TAUGHT-MARCEL
wsy!nE, ~ ~shsmpooinT; facial treatments.
UNIQUE method. Franklin 6316. -
Evening star., 1925-11-06

PAPERHANGING-Be Best work: prompt serv.
lce. viii call with samples. Cal Harry
Rich rdson Lincoln 4a2b. for estin,ste.
Evening star., 1925-11-06

PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-Now IS
the time to have your home DECORATED for
the holidays Extended payu1eDts Low
prices: work guaranteed. Main b343 Tor
Evening star., 1925-11-06

WINDOW AND DOOR sHADEs-GoOD
quality OPAQUE shades fitted to your win
dows. Soc the best quality Of Opaque sh AIDES.
Sl1I: hung tree. We will call with samples.
KLEERLATT, I1th and II sts. ne. Line. s79.
WINDOW. SHADES And sCREENs,~FREE
estimates 7. NJ. BUTLER 4 son. @03l
Nichols ave. Sc. Lincoln 1923.
Evening star., 1925-11-06

SEWING MACHINE. Oh Singers SIS 10
$50: Others 81 to S1b. electrics reason
able. AZ II st. NV. Franklin 377s, 50
Evening star., 1925-11-06
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

painting. nrstcl2ss
American firm: small cash payment. 10.1s
months for balance. prompt service. Phone
Main 1853. Edward J. Martin. 1919 ct.
NV. Room Sol 8.
PAPERHANGTNG. PAINTING, by first. class
American man: prompt service. Phone Main
1858. Sc
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTJNG-sDec,sI al
prices this week only: will scrape. point Ip
and paper with polychrome paper and binder
rior and exterior at low prices. We use
Dutch. Boy lead and pure linseed oil only
prices. You need not worry about cash. as
we will give you terms high as 10 TO IS
nient il you are property owner. Free eati-
mate: PHILADELPHIA 4 DECORATING CO..
81 9th NV. Main 1896 Open evening",
Evening star., 1925-11-06
RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.
FOR sALE-AUTOMoBuEs.


ADAMS OAKLAND USED CARS. $3.50 while
they last these cars. Oakland roadster 3
n@ Ford sedan and oFs oheTs M H,cs b sod f1 m
responsible parties for only S25 down and
small .paymeats, 1912 14th ST. phone Po-
ANDERSON Il COACH, late 1928: new tires.
terms. Franklin 3s54
Ike $3.50 sserce STa $50 sSearsmm 2oaf
car IN trade easy terms. See Mr.. Morgan.
1926 Conn. ave. 90 other cars.
dT TppId Go,r runs 6: so9d
See Mr. Morgan. 1926 Conn ave
BUICK SPORT; 1923; fully ,s;gnIiPped; looks
BnIck s AGENcY ,oIs Iecatsd ted, lo1e Conn. ave
eqmpped with bumpers front and rear, rear
psre ffq FT9p Price s!9R ana PaFkRg for Fh
Gsddess, 1915 Conn. ave.
BrICK MASTER SIX COUPE. 4-pasa mode
10000 miles; IN wonderful mechanical con
diion the price and terms m are Tnd ust right
salesroom. 1872 Conn. ave. Man e6so :.
BUICK. 1873 excellent condition: cath:
terms: real estate: notes. Col. 73S2W.
BUICK. 1924 model IS. 4.psss coupe: per-
terms: Foss-Hushes Co.. 1l41 Conn, ave,
BUICK TOURING ',3, model with GOOD rub
bei, and good running order; $3.50; terms.
Pot. 1873.
CADILLAC SEDAN. 500. York Garage.
1915 l. st. NV.
CADILLAC SPORT TOURING. 5-passenger
model, 81. in good running condition; good
tires and several extras: real bargain FOR
$3.50: S75 down. balance III 10 months.
2OO7 18th st. NV. z----
CADILLAC 6I. 4-pass. sport. touring tphae-
tom. 1923: in very fine mechanical condi-
ton lots Of extra equipment. including
.tonneau. windshield. seat covers. etc A real
bargain on easy terms Your car as part
payment See Mr.. Hines. Lincoln salesropm
j. ~ ,Conn ave Nam 2oS0.
CADILLAC 81 SEDAN. 7-pass. 1922 can
lie. seen Saturday or later where can yotr
bay such a car for only 81 800 on such easy
terms with your car III part payment? See
Mr. Hines Lipcoln salesroom. 1872 Conn.
ave. Main 20SO.
CADILLAC PHAETON 1923: Duco psirt.
six tires, trunk. spotlight. side shields: me:
chanical condition and appearance fine. A
wonderful buy: terms or trade smaller car
Call Pot 1927 for demonstration
CHEVROLET TOURING 1a23-An new
Royai Cord tires looks and runs fine: only
5000. 1s35 1fth st nv. Pot 1000
Continued na sAext raxe,s :
-... a
Evening star., 1925-11-06
SITUATIONS-MALE Coni'h.

EXECUTIVE with exceptional record ss bus.
inass. sales and advertising manager. also
accountant. seeks responsih|e position with
gressve. capable organizer aud not afraid of
work: no stocks or Insurance. Address Box
32T-S Star Office
Evening star., 1925-11-06

TYPEWRITERs-Re huilts- all makes shin
man Ward factory rebuilt TnderVoods. l. {.
Smith factory rehuilts. S3 down. IS pc
month. Universal Typewriter Exchange si3
H st Main 1878. 6s
Evening star., 1925-11-06
POULTRY AND EGGS.

1s5 APRIL ,HATCHED. well developed Whit
leEhorn pullets, now laying, 4ors egg pro
bred up from noted 1ayer.; large healthy
and vigorous Just put in. Winter, ouarter=-
VIII make most liberal price on the bunch
Phone Berwyn- 1d-R John n CUNNINGHAM
Berwyn. Nd. a.
Evening star., 1925-11-06
BARRIERS CHANCES.

Excellent shop overlooking busiest part
of 18th St. can be leased for less than S75:
guaranteed money maker: special induce
nents to start. Phone Columbia 7544. ask
for Mrs. Brodt
Evening star., 1925-11-06

EWRTTERS-Scversl J.. G. smiths
model S. good condition. $50. 745 Quebec -
n w. Col & 4".,G-.I e.
Evening star., 1925-11-06

rderwo6d nl fste In"d., M $50 RSvs
No. -. s32: !, c. smith, $50: Renninstc0
No. 10 SIS Monarch. No. g. SIS Thee
typevriters Iust overhaulr5 and ruarart..4
one year for repslrs. Room soc. 71o 14th
Evening star., 1925-11-06

TYPEWRITERS-New factor rebuilte
second-hands. Nothing sold or rented that &
not good. Special INDUCEMENTS N po-tsblss
Cash or IS monthly Washington Tvrev'ritrr
EIrhanze n1S Y Y ave Eranl.Ilr, ! o.
Evening star., 1925-11-06

LAW STUDENT sophomore. desires general
clerical work preferably with lawyer: typist.
fair knowledge of stenography. Address Box
Evening star., 1925-11-06

TYPEWRITFRS-Ame Typewriter Co
l43l East Capitol st Rent greatly reduced
All kinds Of renaIrlng done. Llncnln g
Evening star., 1925-11-06

The following business Cor1cf rms
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
essary to he made to The Star
will receive prompt attention For
adm SSion to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000, Branch
Tx
Evening star., 1925-11-06

SgITLGegtleman suit size 80, s15 Phon,
Evening star., 1925-11-06

have. experience and
pply TO F. J Farley. Inc. 737 9TH st n w.
The Washington times., 1925-01-13
MELLON FIGHTS
HOEHL|NG RAIL
INJUNCTION.
Treasury Department Holds
Roads Are Liable to Special
Customs Tax

An appeal from an injunction
granted by Justice Hoehling, OF the
District Supreme Court, preventing
the stopping Of trains Of the New
York Central railroad and ten other
railways running trains across the
Canadian border. has been filed by
Secretary Of the Treasury Andrew
w. Mellon.
The Treasury Department insists
that the law that provides that
owners Of vessels arriving at an
American dock past office hours
shall be required to pay Tor the
overtime work Of customs inspectors
who look over their cargoes, appnGs
also to railroad trains reaching sta
tons after office hours.
After the customs officials mad
threatened to stop the trains, arriv-
ing after hours, when the companies
declined to pay the additional cost
Of inspection, suit was filed Tor the
injunction by the railroad COM
panieS.
The Washington times., 1925-01-13
l|II|IZI!!g?'!2:!!IIIIZ !
A&,Slyl llT IN VI EEHla.aM
WOnsen's Leather
Hand Bags
Regular So and $2.25, at
,S1.@
Under-the-arm style; all fitted with vanity mai
ror; plain or figured designs. Black, brown an
tan MORE silk or leather lined.

Gauntlet style with wrist strap; embroidered
back Colors tan, brown and gray. Sizes to TN.
PaIais ROyal-Bargain Basement
The Washington times., 1925-01-13
CECIL B. DeMILLE WANTS
TO BUY INCE STUDIOS

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Jan. 10
Cecil B. DeMille, motion picture
director, who has broken relations
with Famous Players-Lasky, VIII
purchase the Thomas Ince studios
and produce his future films under
United Artists, it was reported here
today.
Evening star., 1925-09-10
GOOD MUSIC ON AIR
FROM WRC TONIGHT
"William Tell" Overture and
"JeWelS of the Madonna"
by Marine Band.

One of the most interesting pro
grams presented by the Marine Band
this Summer will feature the radio
entertainment of stations WRC. VIZ
WGY, and WBZ tonight The band
will offer its concert at the Sylvan
Theater. where miCrophones of WRC
will pick M the music and transmit
II on to the other three stations in
the chain
Among the selections to he PLAYED
tonight by the band. under the leatler.
ship Of Capt. William II. Santelmann.
will be the popular overture to "Wil-
liam Tell" the prelude and intermeZzu
from Wolf-Ferrari's The Jewels of
the Madonna" Hosmer's Northern
Rhapsody" and "reminiscences of
Scotland"
The soloist for tonight's concert
will he Musician John T.. White.
cornetist. who will play Kryls king
Carnival"
In addition tn the Marine Band cor
cert. WRC will present three othe
radio fcatures-the Romanv Roya
Hour of Music from the studio of
Station VIZ. New York; a dinner con
cert by Sidney Seidcnmann'S shore
ham Hotel orchestra. with Jack Mes
hit. SoloiSt. i,nd a dance program by
the Meyer Davis lie ParadiS Roof
Garden Orchestra. with the popular
entertainers. klark and Jacobs.
The evening entertainment will bt
opened at 6:55 with n sport resume.
Including complete base ball returns
for the day.
Evening star., 1925-09-10
FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY
BY JOSEPH CALCATERR1,
Noted Authority on Radio
All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohibited.

proving efficiency will be in the line
of perfectinS the materials used in the
construction of the tubes with the aim
of reducing current consumption with
out impairing their efficiency. A new
line of these tubes will soon appear on
the market These new tubes will fit
in standard sockets so that 1t will not
be necessary to change a circuit in
order to make il possible to use them
in present day receivers. As mat
ter of fact Standardization of tube
bases is proceeding in favor of haV-
ing the majority of tubes with bases
which will permit them TO he inter
changed without the necessity of
using adapters.
No Adapter Used.
One wide-awake manufacturer has
already perfected a socket which will
take all OF the new tubes and some
of the old style tubes without requir.
Ing the use of an adapter.
The new AC tubes are designed
with bases which will permit their
use in standard circuits without the
necessity of changing grid. plate and
common \ battery lead. If at a later
day YOU should desire TO substitute
AC tubes for your present storage
battery tubes you will be able to do
so by merely adding the additional
wiring for the filament circuits of the
new tubes.
Ii will be q great day for radio when
it will be possible to operate sets
directly from the lighting current
mains, without having to do more
than plug in a cord in the same way
that you plug in an electric iron, a
vacuum cleaner or any other piece of
electrical equipment. When that time
comes such instruments as volunteers
Evening star., 1925-09-10
PROPOSES TO BROADCAST
FOOT BALL, PLAY BY PLAY
WIZ Announces Arrangements
With Universities and Army
and Navy for Fall Games.

VIZ announces that arrangements
with the leading universities as well
AZ the Army and Ma :. FOR the broad
casting Of play-hypla descriptions of
the principal foot hall games this Fall
have been completed. Direct wire
facilities from the distant athletic
fields have been arranged. and begin
ming October ;. when Amherst tackles
the Princeton Tiger at Princeton.
VIZ will 90 on the air and will pick
up' eight additional games, ending
with the Army and Navy contest at
the Polo Grounds on November 2S
II is understood that WGY will also
relay these games through their sta.
tion at Schenectady.
The complete schedule follows.
October S-Amherst at Princeton.
October 17--Army-No Dame at
Yankee Stadium. New York City.
October 24-Penn-C University Of Chi.
caEo at Philadelphia.
October 3l-Penn-University of Hi.
nois at Philadelphia.
November Harvard Princeton at
Princeton.
November 14-Yale Princeton at
New Haven.
November 81 Yale Harvard at
Cambridge. Through station WIZ
November 26-Cornell-Penn at Phil
adelphia.
November 2S-Army,N Navy at Polo
Grounds.
Evening star., 1925-09-10
Local Radio Entertainment
Thursday, Sept. 10, 1925
NAA-NavaI Radio Station. Radio, Va.
f3i.5 NetCrsl.

3+5 p.m.-Weather Bureau reports
1915 p.m.-Weather Bureau reports
NCAP-ChesapPak aud Potomac
Telephone Go. 1885 Mctersl.
Evening star., 1925-09-10
WRC-Radio Corporation of America
il6S.0 Metersl.

e:55 p.m.-Base ball scores
p.m.-Sidney Seidenmann' Shore
ham Hotel Orchestra
7:30 p.m.-Concert by the United
States Marine Band. capt w. H. San
telmann, leader: Taylor Branson. sec
ond leader: broadcast with stations
VIZ, WG6 and WEI from the Syl-
van Theater.
March. University Of Dayton Pa.
nella): overture. William Tell" Bos-
sinh: serenade, Spring Morning la
""mel; Cornet solo. King CarnevaI''
Okryh. musician. John L. White. pre-
lude and intermeZzo from The Jewels
nf the Madonna CWulf-Fcrrarl:
Northern Rhapsody. GIoSmerl: Hem
inisCenceS Of Scotlard" Godfrey. The
Star Span-led BANNER
p.m.-The Roma. 4 Royal Hour
OF Music. broadcast with station VIZ
from New York
10 .m.-Neyer Davis lie Paradis
Roof Garden Band. broadcast from the
roof of the Cafe lie Paradis.
Early Program Tomorrow
a.m.-Woman's hour. broadcast
jointly with WIZ.
l. to l p.m.-OrSan recital from
First Congregational Church.
] p.m.-LunCheon music by the HO-
tel Willard Orchestra.
Evening star., 1925-09-10
The New Tubes.


One thing is certain. and that is
that radio research engineers are after
the battery's scalp.
The war is being wased along two
lines, one line of offense Is attempt
ing to use the old tubes but to sub
stitute the lighting current for the
batteries. In the other line of effense
engineers are attempting TO change
the actual design of the tubes so as
TO eliminate the Objectionable features
of the standard tubes operated from
an alternating current source.
Whether the house-current operated
receivers will supersede the battery
operated receivers is something that
cannot he determined n present. So
far the standard vacuum tubes OPP
Grated from storage and dry batteries
are far and away the most popular.
This arrangement is still standard and
it is doubtful whether the other type
will supersedc it for some time to
come.
Old style Tubes to Stay.
EXperimeuters VINO are tryinS to
decide which type to Use will have to
be governed by their own personal
preferences and conditions. \ re-
ceiver using the old type OF tube with
storage and b batteries as current
sources will not be releSated to the
limbo OF obsolete equipment any more
than present.day automobiles can be
regarded as obsolete for the entire
period of their really useful life
Standard vacuum tubes will be with
us for many years To come. and they
will. without doubt. continue 10 be
the most satisfactory means Of per
forming the functions of deteCtors and
ampltiers. ANY move toward i'm
Evening star., 1925-09-10

Oak Dresser. a Chest of Drawers,
Double Size Melta Bed, with
splendid spring and 50-lb. mat
tress. 2 all-feather pillows and
large Rug. This Is not used fur
niture, but new floor samples.
Complete S100 value for s67 so.
Pay down only
Evening star., 1925-09-10

to test B battery voltage of your
dry batteries and hydrometers to test
the condition of your storage battery
will be a thing of the past. Chargers
will have gone out Of the picture, and
the only thing you will have to do to
get full enjoyment from your radio is
to pay your electric bills each month.
Until that time comes, however, you
Evening star., 1925-09-10

mouth quarantine yesterday were the
filing OF an injunction on a hay EN-
barge in BraZoria County, the burn.
ing of 80 cattle on the Molk dairy
farm near Harrisburg and repetition
of an order in Louisiana prohibiting
the shipment of live stock, etc. 10
Louisiana from the infected area in
Texas.
Evening star., 1925-09-10
Dining Room Suites

Fine American Walnut Dining
Suite. I'm Queen Anne period,
with 60-inch buffet, china closet.
serving table, extension table.
arm and ) leather-seat dining
chairs. A $3.50 suite for S129.
Pay down only
Evening star., 1925-09-10

of applications for emigrant visas
Applications thus far received and
granted by American consulates fill
the country's emigration quota to the
United States 10 April. 1926
Evening star., 1925-09-10
Early Program Tomorrow

e45 TO 7:45 a.m.-Morning setting
np' exercises by the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co.. direct from the Metro
politan Tower, ! Madison avenue. New
York CITY
Evening star., 1925-09-10
Swedish Throng U. S. Lists.

STOCKHOLM, September 10 P.-
The lure of America is strong as ever
Evening star., 1925-09-10

had better continue to get your radio
enjoyment by the means now avail
able.
Evening star., 1925-09-10
Living Room Outfit

Luxurious Oyerstuffed Suite,
with loose spring filled cushions;
mahogany library or davenport
table, bridge lamp and shade and
6x9 rug. Complete for s99.ss.
Pay down only .....,........
Evening star., 1925-09-10
Cattle Burned to Curb Disease.

HOUSTON, Tex, September 10
AZ. FD.-Developments in the hoof-and
Evening star., 1925-08-21
DAYLIGHT BANDITS
GET S25O,00O GEMS
Trio Loot Five Safes While
Employees and Customers
Look On.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, August 21.-Three armed
and masked men in a daring daylight
raid late yesterday entered the ofhces
of Lazarus & Sons. manufacturing
jewelers.. forced Sig Lazarus, the presl-
dent. to open five safes. while Gus
toners and employees booked on, and
escaped in an automobile with fourth
confederate, with jewelrN valued at
$3.50. .O00 The robbers slugGed the ele-
Vator man as they entered the bulld-
ing, on the outskirts of the business
district. One of them operate IL 10
the seventh floor, where the offices are
located When woman customer
tainted at sight of the masked men,
one of whom brandished a shot
gun, the leader commanded other oo'
CupantS of the Office to let her alone.
They twisted Lazarus arms ana
threatened to shoot him when he de-
INJURED at the command to open the
safes. Two leisurely sorted out dla-
monds and valuable jewelry and dis
Carded the rest. while the third man
guarded the prisoners. More than 80
employees in an adjoining room were
not disturbed.
Carrying a suitcase filled with loot
the trio descended on the elevator,
~leaped into the waiting automobile and
disappeared. Police could find no trace
of the route taken.
Evening star., 1925-08-21
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

NationaI-"Kiki," at $40 pm
vaudeville, at 2:15 and SIS pm.
EarIe-Russian National Orchestra,
vaudeville, continuous from l to II
pm.
Strand-Russian Master Singers
Evening star., 1925-08-21

Gloria Gordon, vaudeville, continuous
from 12:30 to IL pm.
Romola," at 1895 am,
12:45, 2:45, 4:50, Z and 9:15 pm.
MetrOpOlifan-"The Desert Flower"
at II am, l, 8, ), and 9 pm.
Palace--''The Street of Forgotten
Men" at II am, 12:45. 2:30, 4:25, 6:10,
7:55 and $50 pm.
RiaItO-"Drusilla With Million
at 1885 am, 1885, 3:S5, $40, 1885 and
$40 pm.
TivOli-"Eve's Secret" at 2:15, 4,
$50, 7:40 and $50 pm.
AmbassadOr-"Up the Ladder" at
615, s and $50 pm.
Earle RoOf-"SouI Fire" continu-
Gus from 7:3O to IL pm. Dancing
from IL until midnight.
Central-"Just a Woman" at 1890,
,. $50, 5, $50. s and $50 pm.