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Evening star., 1925-11-03
PERSONAL.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT RAPIDLY RE-
duced; wonderful French method used Dr.
Della Ledendecker. 2002 p NV. Ph. Pot 2460.
SWEDISH MASSAGE GIVEN BY TRAINED
rurse 81 treatment: electricity included.
SCIENTIFIC BODY MASSAGE, AT YOUR
residence by graduate Swedish masscuse
ladies' only. Telephone Main 5l79.
HOSPITAL FOR THE CARE OF T1E BET
ter class of unfortunate young women be-
fore and during onflnement. Strictly private.
Charges reasonable. Babies for adoption.
Veil Hospital, Cory. Pa
HUMAN HAIR SWITCHES. GENUINE. $40
value. S6: hair work at lowest prices; also
marching. Col. 5S03.
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT--ACUTE AND
Sun; II 80 TO 1. by appointment. GRACE
A GRADUATE IN ELECTCY Will GIVE
you scientihc treatment: excessive weight re-
duced by new methods. Phone Pot. 144T.
COSTUMES-COSTUMES.
Complete line for masquerades: masks
ana theatrical makeup. Mullane Theatrical
Agency l0l4 st. NV. Fr. 4543:
PERMANENT WAVE.
Is CURIS. $3.50.
Latest improved French method OF pcTma-
nent waving by expert operators.
DIR. NJ. FITZ GERALD,
1911 ST NV
Phone Main 4G33. %
Evening star., 1925-11-03
SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

SECRETARY Y-STENOGRAPHER Al. eight
years experience export ONCE. desires perma-
nent position best references. Address Box
330-S. Star ofice. 5'
STENOGRAPHER-TY Architectural
transportaticn, correspondence, patent ming
and ofice work. Salary, $50 WIZ. Miss A.,
l23 Quincy nj. ne.
STENOGRAPHER wants typing 10 DO at
home. 90S 9Th st. NV. j
WAITRESS or cafeteria work by neat col
ored girl: 1920 sth ct. NV.
WORK after school. Phone North s94s-J.
YOUNG LADY. high school graduate. de
sres position In office. inexperienced but
willing TO work and learn. Potomac 464
YOUNG LADY wishes position AS cashier:
Evening star., 1925-11-03

RATE-3 CENTS A WORD.
Minimum charge. A5c.
In Washington AMI Suburbs for
Help ard Situations Wanted.
Lost and Found.
For sale and Wanted Miscellaneous.
AUTOMOBILES for sale and Wanted.
Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
BEsinrss OrDOrtunities. etc.
Evening star., 1925-11-03

heusehoid articles; leaving for Fla: no deal.
ers. Call evenings. 1911 Longfellov,
Evening star., 1925-11-03
GEORGETOWN.

Morgan Rros' Pharmacy 3Oth and SIS.
.Ht4 St O'DonnclTs Pharmacy.
34ll NJ St Moskey's Pharmacy.
Wisconsin ave. and o. Douohue S Pharmacy
Evening star., 1925-11-03
DOGS. PETS. ETC.
RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.

AFRIALS ERECTED and repaired: sets com
pletely tested for troubles; tubes tested in
sets. Estimates cheerfully given. Ken
nedy's. Adams 2q5.
Evening star., 1925-11-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

some capital who would be interested in
handling a good. np-to-date store. Address
Box l65-S. Star office -
Evening star., 1925-11-03
FOR SALE-mSCEIJANEoI-s

FOR SALE-MISCEILANEOUS.
BABY, CARRIAGE-Good condition; cheap.
Ant. 4. 2536 l4th NV. 81
BABY CARRIAGE = Expensive. reversible.
lumbia 3760-J.
BED BEdD9s~Two, iron, practically new; s5 each
loos \. c. ave. Sc. evenings
BOLIVIA BFoLIyIA CLOTH COAT. greenish blue:
s175. now SO so. Cal 124I 18th st NV NV.
InIiEan miIion clsanii nii hard bTc::. All sizes Of
LUMBERNsaiyagsd from our nlii many s's wreck eek
ing Jobs around Washing gton-together with
from our Camp aoiabPd I'd AraeGs @ GsmP
3lso xa new ya ium5er s at Lowest prieesL2x2 2x3:
and ceiling; both new and used iatb. 'O%s va
FoUSDATioNs 5i S Ho sif1eS rs SRooF-we sell a. rock.
bottom prices sll the materials necessary for
complete house at both our yards. Beams.
window sets. lumber. roofing. shingles wall.
eetr s9p d sGg eopPete
THE HEcHISGEIR pHato9GtfsE HoGfsE wREcK1Ns CO,
Main oce. eth 'n and T sts southWess Ss heas, fn
dSG 9yted ToE MoNE3 H5 SsS os DBNa xEHhs Ma
Will OF THE HECHINGER COMPANY.
BUFFET. oak. $40. 420 10th st. NV.
BUREAU. S6. 40 10th st. NV
CHAIRS. f5c each. 420 10th st. NV
CHINA CLOSET. S12. 420 10th st. NV,
CHINA SET DISHES. rug mirror living
dining. bedroom suites. CoxweI chair. lamps.
1854 Conn. ave. "a
CLoTHlNG--5OO overcoats tsbSht!y asedl.
So TO SIS. Big values. Now is the time TO
get best selection. Deposit will secure your
coat. One nrice. Justh's Old Stand 619 Ii.
cLoTHEs-,ouilts, small Japanese screen.
various other things: must be sold at once.
Call mornings at 1410 11th ST. NV.
COAT SUIT. beautiful henna fur trimmed
size, 3s: originally 500, now $50. Cali
1241 18th st. NV.
COAT. sealskin. size 40 London dyed: will
sacrifice $3.50; large Eddy refrigerator: finest
years: tricycle.. years: household articles.
Col. 1882
COAT Hudson seal bargain, $50. Col.
$3.50 Very good condition.
COOK STOVE. SIS. 420 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1925-11-03

FURNITURE -6 solid mahogany Sheraton
each; l m}ahosany Library table, With draw
hogsny pedestal platform. 54-inch top. eI-
tension: cost $3.50: sell $50: leaving city-
1920 9th st NV. Adams T3g. g
Evening star., 1925-11-03

CAFETERIA in downtown zone. near sew
eral Government and Office buildings. doing
business OF $50 per day: can be bought for
- 300: Terms. BUSINESS REPRESENTA-
TIVE BUREAU. 35S Munsey Bldg. -
/
Evening star., 1925-11-03
HELP-FEMALE.
zasHH
CT RI s

A limited number of positions
are now open for girls between
the ages of 10 and II with at
least one years high school
training. Apply employment
office, 9Th floor, G ST. side, after
10 am.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Evening star., 1925-11-03
HELP-MALE CoptinueH.

SCALE CLERK experienced. for coal dump.
Address Box 332-S. star Office. 5'
SOLICITORS for laundry, experienced. Ap-
ply Washington Laundry. 27th and NV.
TIMERS HELPERS (2). experienced. Ap-
ply l3Il w -. NV
TPHOLSTERERS-We want 3 who
understand upholsterinE and drapcry work:
must bc thoroughly experienced. Apply
stating experience and salary expected. Ad
dress Box Sis. Star Office.
YOU NC MAN with operators card dcslrosus
OF learning meat business. apply Shcrby's
946 Louisiana ave.
YOUNG MEE. preferably with selling col
Letting experience. for high-c position.
u"Tmanent. with advancement. Apply 1917
Il
Evening star., 1925-11-03
EXPERIENCED SHOE
Statesmen AND
SALFSWOMEN
STOCK statesmen,

needed Immediately for VIM.
Hahn & Co.'S new stores.
Splendid chance for advance
ment i'll live organization.
Highest salaries, commission on
sales and agreeable working
conditions.
For our new women's shop"
apply Mr.. RICHTER, 1907 F st.
For our new mans shop"
and other stores, apply Mr..
WEAK. corner 9TH and X sts.
DEMONSTRATORS-Men
and women thoroughly familiar
with mechanical toys. Apply
employment office, Palais Royal,
Inc.
Evening star., 1925-11-03

ice Column call Main 5000, Branch
115.
BEDDING-.Box springs repaired; mattresses
pI1gIn Tsn3yated 50 w9rk guarantfed G9gmhis
BEDDING, MATTRESSE box springs and
w9Ss wssS Msitpess st ce BTees al and prompt & de
BOX SPRINGS. MATTRESSES and pillows
get ready for winter. Let US renovate yours.
s sss 'fSsi ~ Ro566'i o6 'Ss sFS S a''15ss
BOX SPRINGS. matt. pillows, down com
forts. feather matt renovated a2d re-coyered.
BRASS BEDS RELACoTERED and repaired;
auto refiectors replated, silver plating: re-
co aa ST. Atts5 ags LGe ae4s
CARBON BURNING, 3Oc PER ICYLINDER
eSnEMsS eSpff t ao fah uss s. AND re NJ 4e
bude soo. nd
IN cosed t q essonas asS 0of Nan e 62S
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO PROPERTY
f2d faa a nR 1tndf rt Of 1sss1W s.oSs work J. ROwe
CHAIR GAMING. UPHoLsTERING, RE
Line. s9s9. L. L. Bailey. 211 Pa. ave. s.e.
eaaS sphsa ctfNET tfAT porch s 0ekE iots
st. nsw. Franklin 74s8 Suf.Ced.
EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING. HOUSE
PAUL SERENE. 81 st. NV. Tel. Pot; 25l.
FLOOR IsCRAPING-Fioors scraped and I'm
ished n9e For estimate FIR. 5237. c. B. Price.
FLOORS CHEMICALLY CLEANED. WHY
Low Low. rates ate, for results. c. HANSEN. Phone
FLooRs-ELECTRTC MACHINE and hand
ice S r. E. Nash. a37i 9th st. Coz. COZ 4s3i.
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. rer.:;. slip:
covers made; Est: cheerfully given. Retui ned
free. TITTENsOR. 1924 sth ST. NV n 7702
GAS, RANGES cleaned. adjusted and refin-
hsd by T3css work
Mowen. 1908 9th st. NV. Main 6149
GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS-"Duco" paint
ing. and lettering: sedan door repairing. Cen
trail Auto Works. 449-51 ct. NV. FIR. 6s05
JOB PLASTERING by experienced man;
prompt, service; low prices: also cement
work of all kind. Main 9219. o.
KEYS--DupIicate keys; 25 cents: made while
NV. Basement. Fr. 3005.
METAL WEATHER STRIP-Highest grade
material and workmanship; lowest possible
price; terms IL desired. Flaherty Bros. 2213
Chester st. Sc. Line. 3247 r. 4"
PAINTING-High-grade house painting; best
Moran. 216 John Marshall place Main 1871
PAINTING AND PAPERRANGING: Also
root painting and TepaElng nnE o5; 6 Gi w PRINTz.
mechanics and materials used w We ST' ean ar
without interest Phone Adams 8432 for
estimate. The Peerless Decorating Co 3'
PAPERHAHNGING. painting; first;elass IS
months for balance: prompt service. Phone
Main 1858. Edward ]. Martin. 1919 st.
NV. %
Evening star., 1925-11-03
SALES MANAGER

Have opening tor man who can organize
sales force and manage sales campaign that
viii earn from ten to twenty Thousand per
month. Phone Mr.. McAfee. Willard Hotel.
for appointment. u
BOY 10 or Is years OF age for
bundle wrapping and stock
room. Apply employment office,
Palais Royal. Inc.
YOUNG MAN-As a clerk in
Grocery Store, Reference re-
quired.
MAGRUDER INC,
Best Grocers,
Conn. Ave, and X St.
Evening star., 1925-11-03

FUREITURE-Creoitca special discount
for cash Save money. Buy at Hopwoods
sth and SITS.
Evening star., 1925-11-03

FLAT-TOP DESK. $40. 40 10th ct. NV.
FOR SALE-Household furniture; everything
IN good condition. Call between 90 n
53l ard at ne 3s
Evening star., 1925-11-03

FURNITURE = Mahogany bedroom suite
reasonable. 1927 Webster 81. NV.
FURNITURE and furnishings for two-room
Evening star., 1925-11-03

FURNITURE - RUGS beds, chairs. tables,
mauy odd pieces. gas range: all cheap. III.
18th St. basement.
Evening star., 1925-11-03
RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON.
cents word
REAL ESTATE ADS.

REAI. ESTATE ADS.
6 words 10 the line, Slime minimum, at
line rate. as follows:
] time. 2Or per line.
times. loc per line.
2 times. ] Sc per line.
times. 11C per line.
STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL II PM.
All advertisements for The Evening. star
must he at The star Office or one of The
Star branch offices by II nm. the DAY
BEFORE ISSUE. with the following excep-
tIOrs.
Lost and Found.
Death Notices.
Wanted Helm
Wanted Situations
Advertisements under the above classifca-
tions VIII he accepted at The star cfice.
11tn St and Pa. ave. until 9.30 2 m. day
of issue. All advertisements for The sun
day star must he received at The Star office
by . 80 pm Saturday. or at any of The
Star branch offices hv 4:30 pm. Saturday.
CASH WITH ORDER il required for al
advertisements from transient advertisers.
Evening star., 1925-11-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-MISCEL
BEDS. springs mattresses, also all kings OF
CAMERAS. tools or every kind field glasses.
shoteuns; anything you have TO sell Groce s,
1lth and NV. Phi. Frank. s33 postal
D. Stein 1908 7th 81. NV. Pm \. 4o9.
CLoTHING-Highest prices paid for mems
and ladies worn clothing. Potomac 2340.
J. Bernstein
CLoIHING--will call in my, unlettered au-
set pa c Gy 9s sdss feur and pay ySp
discarded clothing OF ali descriPtion.. ,,Ad-
s5S 2i'a. t6 81, or 3aons Sor,h VII 55i Nles
pFes 1or eyerst4ins sAis.om man YEARS ay hsf: ~
sa 4is5 Gs Old Il STAND SIS calls
d esys Anvil Haa Haa Oa s@5 .9a OF baFsI eash
FEATHER BEDS and furniture. highest
prices paid. Give US a call. Eagle Furniture
Co. 1905 9TH 81. NV. Potomac 1867. %
e. Nv. Phone Maln $3.50.
FURNITrRE-All kinds within next two
Phone Line. 9q0l.
FURNTTURE-Househ goods pianos. Of
fSc furniture. lunchroom,s. See me before
Harris, 2lo Ind. ave. NV. Phone Franklin
Other Goods to M and d'ye any 1p'o5f To
St. NV. Phone Franklin 2O15.
FCRNITuRE-Lke TO purchase some furni-
whole or odd pieces. Adams T79e. 3
FTURTS5ITURE: MT pianos; carpets. etc. Phone
''weschler.' a2O Pa. ave. NV
FCRNITURE-Enough for an s-room house
rmnsa'atey nenes ea Sdbs S buy aaw a. whole or odd
w paT Fdod Bas fo ss sS9ds and c5 Nam
9275 l. P. Weingarten. @.
pRNITrRE-HousehoId effects; etc. want;
eo az once for large apartment house: good
sth st. II W. Franklin a6l3. %
FCRNITrRE-Pianoss store and Office >qup-
nent Let US call and give an estimate.
3o4 ioth ST NS. NV. n. 900 me Au'.'''ieef'
Main a45s. 1908 7th NV
FURNITURE of all kinds wanted: best prices
paid. Capital Furniture Co 400 La. ave.
NV. or phone Franklin 1O26T.
GOLD. sill watches, diamonds and old
lewelry ne "a. = in our manufacturing dept.
Ful! cash value paid. Seingers SIS F ST.
GIN-HammerIess l6-gauge. frst-cass CON
ditlon. Write lowest price TO G.. B.. 2019 0
NATIONAL Geographic Magazine. 1888 to
l905. or any parts. Address Box 34I-S,
OLD GOLD. silver, diamonds, Jewelry: fine,
1923 st NV. Main s113
SHOTGUN-20gage Fox or L. c. Smith, in
good condition; reasonable. Call Potomac
description bought and sold. Cali Baltimore
Fixtures Co. 6l6 Louisiana ave. Main S0S7.
USED FURNITURE for 8 rooms. complete
suites and odd pieces. Ad. 600.
Evening star., 1925-11-03

FURSITURE-Jobber discontinuinE local
display rooms will substantially reduce hoor
samples OF living room and bedroom suites,
Will sell privately. Write Mr.. Frank Miller.
Roy ~ station
Evening star., 1925-11-03

FURNITURE = 3-piece moh air overstufef
living room suite tcolor taupe): bargain
1870 California st
Evening star., 1925-11-03

TYPEWRITERS-Rebu ebuilts. all makes: Ship.
man-Ward factory rebuilt Cnderwoods L. c.
month. Universal Typewriter Exchange. s13
H st Main 1878 &c
Evening star., 1925-11-03

ELECTRIC RANGE. 4.burner, Westinghouse
f1ne range $40. AGO 10th ct. NV.
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA. 90 vol
umes: practically new: beautiful bindinE
Cleveland 3i2i. Sc
Evening star., 1925-11-03

ENGLISH DINING ROOM SET handsome
pieces. and 12 leather-covered chairs.
Telephone North 323. 81
Evening star., 1925-11-03
RECOMMENDED SERVICE,

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
essary TO be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000, Branch
115
Evening star., 1925-11-03

DRESSES-Ladies. misscs': long coat: mis-
cellRneous; fine condition: no dealers. 1923
Harvard st. NV. Apt B. ~
Evening star., 1925-11-03

FIRELESS COOKER. new. 2 wells. half
price: bird cage. 81 North 5is7.
FIREwooD cut to order. Phone Fsi,tsx
Evening star., 1925-03-12


The average mans knowledge of
the Governments function in his
scheme of life does not go beyond
such rudimentary facts as the Gov
ernment's function in protecting his
home and family; the Governments
powers In enforcing law and order;
and the Governments ability and
power to enforce payment of certain
taxes necessary in the conduct OF
Government business; in support OF
the Army and Navy; the Police De-
partment; the legislative bodies and
other such more or less necessary
evils.
The educational facilities provided
by the Government are seldom given
much thought and many Of our citi-
zens do not know that in Washing
ton there Is maintained by the Cow
ernment the largest printing house
in the world. This large printing
house, supported by the Government,
annually turns out millions of books
and pamphlets, each having direct
bearing on the welfare of the citi-
zens of the country and containing
information OF value to each and
every one of US.
The radio fan as class comes in
for his share of the good things
done by various Government depart
ments whose findings are put In print
by the printing office, in charge Of
the superintendent of documents.
II you want to keep in touch with
the latest developments in radio
changes in the list of stations,
chsnges in wave-length ALLEGATIONS;
changes in power of stations; com
plete lists of stations broadcasting
various types of entertainments and
educational reports, you should sub
scribe to the Radio Service Bulletin
published monthly by the Bureau OF
Evening star., 1925-03-12
ANNUAL RADIO SHOW
SET FOR OCTOBER
Merchants Lay Preliminary Plans
for Exhibit in Con-
vention Hall.

Washington's second annual radio
show will be held in Convention Hall
October to IL, inclusive, 1t was an
nounced at a luncheon meeting of
the Radio Merchants Association yes
terday afternoon at Harvey's.
Virtually the entire meeting was
devoted to a discussion of plans for
the show. AS explained by j. Fred
Huber, president, the plans require
that there will be no duplication of
exhibits; that the iobber and dealers
may combine exhibits; that no booth
shall display more than one make
OF receiving set; that space will not
be allotted for sideshows; that all
entertainment features, for which
there will be q novel arrangement,
will be confined to the rear of the
hall, where stage will be erected,
and that management of the show
will be entirely in the hands of the
directors of the Radio Merchants
Association. ban also has been
placed on crystal sets. which the
manufacturers claim will operate
loud speaker
Show headquarters have been es-
tablished at room 235, Woodward
Building. where r. n. Cragg, secre-
tary, will be present during business
hours of each day.
Evening star., 1925-03-12

Navigation of the United States and
printed by the superintendent of
documents. The subscription price of
this very valuable pamphlet is 25
cents a year, less than the price of
many out-of-date lists of stations
that are being sold.
Every month all changes are listed
and you can keep abreast of the sta
tions which are broadcasting as well
as keeping informed on changes Of
power, hours of broadcasting, wave
length, etc.
Besides this 1t contains a valuable
giving the names of new books on
radio and also a list of the most i'm
portant articles on radio theory and
practice appearing in the various
magazines.
These articles are listed in classi-
fed order. some of the headings be-
ing as follows:
Radio Communication: Radio Prin-
ciples; Radio Measurements and
Standa ardization; Radio Apparatus and
Equipment; Radio Communica ton
Systems; Applications of Radio, etc.
Stamps are not accepted by the
superintendent of documents, so send
the money in the form of a post Office
money order. While you are doing
that send in 25 cents more as a sub
scription for a year.
The value obtained will be worth
many times that amount.
Evening star., 1925-03-12
AMATEURS WILL HOLD
CONFERENCE IN PARIS
international Congress of Radio
Telegraphers Convenes in
France Next Month.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HARTFORD, Conn, March IL
Amateur radio telegraph operators or
the world, having achieved and per-
fected system of international
radio communication on short waves,
are arranging for appointment OF
delegates to the first international
congress of amateurs, which Is to
convene in Paris from April l6 to
20, according to the American RADIO
Relay League, the amateur associa-
ton of North America. Representa-
tives of American and Canadian anna
teurs are expecting to leave new
York on the S. 5. Mauretania on
April l, returning TO this country on
the L. S. BerengarIa the first of the
following month, providing Ii days
in Paris and three in London.
Plans for this congress of the In
ternational Amateur Radio Union, as
it Is called. have been underway since
last year when Hiram Percy Maxim,
president of the A. r. r. L. on visit
to Europe was elected president OF
the temporary committee of organi-
zation. At this initial meeting repre-
sentatives from eight different coun-
tries were present, and 1t was the
unanimous desire that a permanent
international association of amateurs
be formed. The three leading radio
societies of France have banded to-
gether to arrange for the coming
congress and announcements have
been mailed to all of tn representative
amateur societies of the world.
Because amateurs of this country
have taken the initiative in the de-
velopment of two-way private inter-
national radio communication throug n
the arrangement of short wave tests
with amateurs in Europe, South
America and Australasia, they are
expected to participate actively in the
affairs of the congress. At their an
nual meeting recently, directors OF
the A Il. r. L. voted to send as their
delegates President Maxim and Sec
retary Kenneth h. Warner. Although
only one vote from each country is
to be recognized as having official
voice in the affairs of the congress,
A general invitation has been extend
ed TO all amateurs who may desire
to attend as private individuals. or
in an advisory capacity.
Evening star., 1925-03-12
ENVOY OF MEXICO
TO TALK BY RADIO.
viii Be Guest Speaker To-
night at Elaborate Pan
American Program.

Broadcasting direct from the patio
OF the Pan-American Union for the
first time, station WRC will come on
the air with the twelfth of a series
of Latin American programs. ar
ranged under the auspices of the Pan
American Union.
As the guest speaker on this most
elaborate of the Latin American pro-
grams will be, Senior Emmanuel Tel
lez. the. newly appointed Mexican
Ambassador, who will be introduced
to the radio audience by DR.. Leo S.
Rowe, director general of the Pan
American Union.
Both the addresses of DR.. Rowe and
of Amba assador Teller and the special
musical program will be broadcast
simultaneously with WRC by station
WIZ. New York. The program will
begin at o'clock and will be con-
tinued until 10.
Army Band Concert.
Featuring the musical program will
he a concert by the full band of the
United States Army, directed by Will
liam j. Stannard, and recitals by
Fred East, Ethel Holtzclaw. Gawler
and Leo Alvarado. The band concert
will mark the first time that the full
band has played to the microphone
for a PanAmerican program.
Arrangements were completed yes
terday by WRC and the Pan Amer
lean Union for broadcasting the con-
cert and talks from the Pan -Ameri-
lean Building direct. Special amplify-
ing apparatus has been installed in
the court and a real tropical atmos-
phere will envelop the program as il
goes on the air.
Dinner Concert Scheduled.
~, ,ll ha A ri n n
features, WRC has arranged on it's
program tonight dinner concert by
the Lee House Trio, to be broadcast
direct from the Lee House. This
concert will be played from to 7:t5
o'clock.
At 1915 wRC will transfer its
microphone to the Hotel Mayfiower,
where a dance program by the Vim
cent Lopez Orchestra will conclude
the evenings entertainment The
Lopez zMayflower Orchestra will play
from 10 to IL o'clock.
The children's hour will be con-
Quoted tonight from Gas to o'clock
by Madge Tucker.
Talk on Drama.
An interesting talk which has been
scheduled for 7:45 o'clock will be
given by Clayton Hamilton, asso-
ciated with Prof. Brander Matthews
in the department of dramatic litera-
ture at Columbia University, who will
speak on "One Hundred and Fifty
Years of Drama in Fifteen Minutes"
Mr.. Hamilton is in Washington in
connection with the Sheridan festival
which is to be signalized by revival
of The Rivals" Mr.. Hamilton is also
the author of several books on the
stage and several criticisms of the
short story and novel.
Col. f. Lester Jones, in cooperation
with the Smithsonian Institution. will
be heard on the subject. The Work
of the Coast and Geodetic Survey in
Saving Life and Property at Sea"
This talk will be given at 10 o'clock.
Evening star., 1925-03-12
THEATER PROGRAM ON AIR

A special musical program arrang-
ed for radio listeners by the Crandall
Theaters will be broadcast Saturday
night by station WRC. Among the
features of the program will be a con-
cert of dance music by Waring' s
Pennsylvanians. appearing this week
at the Metropolitan Theater; an or
gan recital by Otto F. Beck on the
Tivoli Theater grand organ, and re-
citals by Fred East, baritone. and
other of Washington's popular SOLO
lists.
Special selections have been ar
ranged for this program by all of the
artists. The dance program of the
Pennsylvanians Will be played in the
studio of WRC.
Evening star., 1925-03-12
ASK SHORT.WAVE PERMIT.
Amateurs Want to Experiment
With Less Than One Meter.

Amateur wireless telegraph operators
who are members Of the American Radio
Relay League have applied to the Com
merce Department for permission to
use a wave length of less than one
meter.
At present the leagues operators
have. permission to utilize the larger
proportion of the wave lengths from
200 down to meters. The new re-
quest, it was said, was made largely for
experimental purposes to determine
whether the short-length wave can be
manipulated to carry on communication
over distance with smaller expendi-
ture of power and reduced investment
In sending apparatuA