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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-02-19
HarbOr Bill Passed
by Senate Today

Washington, D. C. - After adding
50, 900 900 the senate commerce com
mittee today approved the rivers and
harbors bill authorizing total expend-
iture of more than s40,O00,000 for
construction, repair and preservation
work throughout the country.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-02-19
King George Suffers
from Bronchitis Today

London, Eng. A bulletin issued
at Buckingham palace this afternoon
said that King George was suffering
from an attack of bronchitis, due to
infuenza. Despite restless night, it
added, his general condition was s7s-
isfactory.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-02-19
Edward Berger
Died on Monday

Edward Berger, TO Fleet street, died
Monday evening at the Kenosha hospi-
tai after an illness Of. several weeks.
He was taken to the hospital Sunday
evening, at which time his condition
was considered most critical.
Announcement of the funeral servi-
ces will be made later.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-02-19

And some people think they are
charitable just because they occasion
ally buy little gratitude.
Evening star., 1925-10-31
KDKA WILL OBSERVE
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY
Pioneer Station Will Pass Mile
post Tuesday With
Ceremonies.
Special Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PITTSBURGH. October 3l.-kDkA
the worlds pioneer radio broadcast
ing station, will observe its fifth an
niversary Tuesday night.
II was on the presidential election
DAY in 1920 that kDKA inaugurated
regular daily broadcasting. The an
niversary really falls on November .
but in order that the fifth on wood
en- anniversary may he held under
as nearly the same circumstances as
the initial program five years ago,
the date fer the celebration has been
moved back one day, which happens
TO be election day.
G. Dare Flsck. program director at
kDKA, has arranged a special pro-
gram for the anniversary. one OF the
features will be a concert by the
kDkA Little symphony Orchestra
This was one OF the first orchestras
ever organized especially for radio
broadcastins. The program will be
announced by II. w. Arlin. the
worlds pioneer announcer.
Many of the KDI<A programs have
been dedicated to the distant coun-
tries OF the world where the station
is heard. and one Of the features OF
the anniversary program is a "leg"
of tour around the world to be
given by Ross II. Skinner. TRIPS of
this kind were first broadcast from
this station.
Another feature III which this sta
ton pioneered was in broadcas sting
direct from theater stage, and a part
or the anniversary program will be
the midnight program broadcast from
the Grand Theater.
Evening star., 1925-10-31
Battery and Chargers VS.. Battery
EliminatOrS.

The warfare between battery and
battery charger manufacturers on one
side and the manufacturers of bat
terry elimnatorS on the other side
goes merrily on.
The warfare is being Waged on lines
similar to the constant warfare be
tween ordnance engineers on the one
hand and armor manufa cturers on
the other.
In military circles, just as the
arlnor manufacturers perfect armor
that will successfully resist the de
molishing effects of the existing guns
and shells, the gun and shell manu-
facturers perfect a gun or an eXplo-
sive that will tear the new armor to
pieces. and so perfection in the i'm
elements of offenSe and defense goes
back and forth SO that first one and
then the other holds the advantage.
Storage Battery Popular.
The original form of energy for
vacuum tube filamentS was the stor-
age battery. Then the low-current
consumption tubes came along and
Wed with the storage battery in point
of popularity. The increasing num-
ber of tubes in the popular models of
radio receivers brought the storage
battery back to popularity.
The necessity for constant charging
and attention of the "A' battery has
been the cause for the increasing pop
ularity of devices which operate d1-
rect from the electric mains and
which do not require the constant at
tention that has heretofore been nee
essary to keep a storage battery in
operating condition.
The battery and charger manufac-
turers have been quick to see the
handwriting on the wall and have
awakened to the need for some device
that will continue to make their prod
ucts more popular than the battery
eliminators.
Tho results of their experiments
and research has been the perfection
of devices that are known as 'tr1ckle'
chargers, and which can be used in
combination with small storage bat
taries to furnish service with mini
mum of attention.
One of these chargers is shown in
the illustration.
IT consists of a small capacity
charger Of the improved electrolytic
tyDe. BY use of a suitable switch the
charger is connected with the radio
receiver and with the electric light
main so that when the switch is
thrown in one direction the battery is
connected with the receiver, at the
same time Gisconnecting the charging
device When the switch is thrown
in the other direction the battery Is
disconnected from the receiver and
put on charge. The trickle charger
then. charges the battery during the
Evening star., 1925-10-31
REPORTS MAY GO ON AIR.
Opening Radio Conference Sessions
Not to Be Broadcast.

None OF the opening sessions of the
Fourth Annual Radio Conference are
to be broadcast, it was learned TODAY.
Although the opening meeting of
the conference was "aired" extensive
ly throughout the country last year,
Government officials have made no
similar plans this year. 1t Is possible,
however, that arrangements may be
made to air the final session with the
final reports on the work accomplish.
ed at the parley.
Evening star., 1925-10-31
United States Expert to speak.

The Zoo feature will lie followed by
talk on the alluring title of Radio
Paradise, which will be presented by
i)r. j. Fl. Dellinger. chief of the radio
laboratory la OF the Bureau of Standards
and one of the foremost radio eng
neeEs of the country.
NRC'S late program Will. as usual
feature CrandallS Saturday NighterS
who will have with them this evening
Mary Lucia Fish. co!oratura soprano.
nf Chicago. who was with the Sat
lrrday Nighters' early in the sum
mer. Miss Fish is at present in Wash
inSton en- route TO Europe to resume
her studies and also to make a con
cert tour. Other Saturday NiGhters"
Will be Robert l.. O'LoVe. tenor: Gae-
tano Glove. baritone horn: Esther
tutchin. concert pianist: Ardis Hunter
popular songs; Sigmund Ziebel. VIC
linist; Joe Woods. the singing news
boy: Sigmund Newman. saxophonist
Emil Smith, pianist; Nell Paxton. or
ganist: Viola Abrams. harpist Otto
+. Beck. organist. and the members
of the Metropolitan symphony Or,
ohestra, under the direction of Daniel
Breeshin.
Dinner Music Program
WRC's program will he opened at
$40 with the market summary, pre-
pared and presented by the Depart
ment of Agriculture, after which will
follow program of dinner music by
the Lee House Trio. under the direc-
lion of Samuel Udrin, and the weekly
Bible talk on the subject The Sunday
School Council of Religious Educa-
ton to he given by w. w MILAN
past president District Sunday School
Association.
Evening star., 1925-10-31
Star "Want Ad"
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.

NOhI INV TSI.
! 13o Itth St, JoIIs New sstand.
3th 3sh and and Il Sw T. 5. Gasle Gss%sTss Pharmacy
-eoi Georgia ave. Frank F. lellys Phar
zoos 4th Nv, Colhhover Art and Gift Co,
itth and Phay
! 32o9 Mount Pleasant st. Mount Pleasant
-, 5,s3 go Columbia road: Hutchers Cigar store.
W.rdn,anIi W. naIifprn,a t,rn,. & s.: Harry J. Paul
n aS 9 T. rint ave. rh'6mieE ana X st-perlec, Pre-
.. scription Pharmacy.
5th ana k Goidenherss itin'. n Jerks desls'
and afnT ard pFGF T frsnc frsn 7sh nn1o nna SIS
" t'h avn and Nj s,s l. T. Forf,ers Psarmhsry
9th and St. ss aI' B T. 'iI mnn,ons ,t%S.sf fharmacy
Ha; ave and Roe: Creek Church road Rock
5odd Ga: ave, Righswood Pharmacy
,, 1908 Mass. ave Dnnont Pharnscv
18th ~ an. and Fla. aye. pcar.on,s M Pharmasy @
North Cap, st. aud R t. ave. Psrker's Phar
!; 5;:.2 Pa. ave. J. Louis Krick.
Monterey Mont ry Pharmacy. 35a; Conn. ave.
Wisconsin ave. and Macomb St. Harry c.
Takoma Park. 300 Cedar ST.. Matnlsly Bros,
Pharmacy.
Morgan Bros Pharmacy' foth and cts
34941 34P941 n n s.; $, o,Ponnsll,s ns phaas pharma.y.
Wisconsin ave. and o. bonohue's one hs'I Pharmacy
NORTHEAST.
ith and II sts. Home Drug Co
~ Il Il ST., and GI1rens W1 nr MUSIC a store Rraa,sy
l."th, st, aud Md ave Louis sacks.
SaT E2fth &c. caploI and Kensaly Pnamay
East Cap. and Sth SIS Bieiouss' Pharmacy
l3th and Eas, Cap Lincoln Park Pharmacy
@'tn 81 and r. l. ave. Collins Pharmacy
a3oG aso I:th St, Msv9s Pharpaeypsoosland p
SOUTHEAST.
Srd S,h and Pa, aye o'DonnelI,s Drug store.
! IN and Pa ave. Fealey's Pharmacv.
l4th and Pa. ave Sn1yser's PHARMACY.
100! Nichols ave. Anacostia. Eeaiy Drug
store.
SOUTHWEST.
.th and d SITS. Lantz Bros.
4's aud L sts.. Columbia Pharmacy.
EATE-3 CENTS A WORD.
In washington M5n'mn% ana s1buFe. chauEe ! toG oc
helr s"d situations Wanted.
For sale and wanted Miscellaneous.
hhntomothiesp hnoo5a bill p for Sal Sale ua and Wanted,
Business Opportunities. etc.
RATE OUTSIDE OF WAsHl>GTo>.
1 cents word.
REAL ESTATE ADS.
words to the line. :-line minimum. at
line rate as follows.
time. o0c per line.
" times. 1gc Der line
2 times lSc per line
Z times. lie per line.
STAR OFFICE 0PEN UNTIL II PM.
All advertisements for The Evening star
must be nt The Star Office or one of The
STIR branch Offices by IL pm. the DAY
BEFORE ISSUE. with the following excep-
tion.:
Lost ari Found
Death Notices.
Wanted Helm
Wanted Situations
Advertisements under the above cIassifc
tons Will be accepted az The Star once.
l!th st. and Pa. ave. until $40 am. day
of issue. All Advertisements for The sun
ley Star must be received AT The Star office
by $50 pm. Saturday. or at any Of The
Star branch offices nv 80 pm. Saturday.
CASH WITH ORDER is required for al
ar - fs fr,r, aiver RI fise-
Evening star., 1925-10-31
COMEDIES ON AIR.
Series of Cameo Musical Shows
to Be Broadcast.

A series of cameo musical comedies
financed by a rubber company, have
been billed by WEAF as a Winte,
broadcasting feature. Gitz Rice and
George V. Hobart. two Of Broadway s
prominent impresarios, have been en-
gagged to write the lyrics and music
and stage the presentations.
Present plans contemplate the
broadcasting of one of the original
productions each Thurs
day night from 10 to IL o'clock. A
chain Of stations stretching as far
West as St. Louis will join with
WEAF in broadcasting the shows.
The first will be "A Nvhirl Around
the World a romance of Fifth ave
nue. and Forty-second street
Evening star., 1925-10-31
WRC-Radio Corporation OF America
fi6R5 NetprSl

! p.m.-Daniel Chwaiow's Hotel
hamilton Orchestra. broadcast from
the Hotel Hamilton.
Gas p.m.-Narket reportS. prepared
by the Department Of A&ricultur@.
! p:m.--Lee House Trio, under the
direction of Samuel Udri1.
7:40 pm. - The SUNDAY School
Council of Religious Education a
Bible talk by W. w. MILAN. past
president District Sunday school AS
&ociation. under the auspices of the
Organized Bible Class Association of
District of Columbia.
I:55 p.m.-"What Boy Wants to
Know About the Zoo" dialogue be
tween DIR. William NJ Mann. super
intendent of the Zoo. and Master
Hugh Clark, under the auspices of
the smithsonian Institution.
$40 p.m.-'Radio Paradise by DR..
J. II. Dellinger. chief of the radio
laboratory Of the Bureau of Stand
ards.
S:o5 p.m.-First of the students
concerts by the New York Philhar-
Inonic Society, Willem Mengelberg
conductor, broadcast with stations
VIZ and WGY from Carnegie Hall
IT New York. Program follows:
.'E Minor Suite Hachl. Les Pre-
udes," symphonic poem Liszt>; Sec
nd symphony" (Brahmsl.
1880 p.m.-"Crandalls Saturday
Fighters" including Mary Lucia
Fish, coloratura soprano: Robert l..
OLove. tenor: Gaetano Glove, bari
one horn; Esther Cutchin. pianist:
Ardis Hunter popular songs; Sigmund
X;ebel. Siolinist: Joe Woods, the sing
ing newsboy; Siemund Newman II,
saXophonist: Emil Smith, pianist:
duets by Nell Paxton, organist and
Viola Abrams, har'pist; Otto +. Beck.
organist. and the Metropolitan Sym
rhony Orchestra. under the direction
OF Daniel BreeSkin.
Evening star., 1925-10-31
Total Cost About SEQ.

and thus keeps it at maximum oper-
ating efficiency.
Total Cost About SEQ.
Since unit of this type costs only
$40 and a small capacity storage bat.
terry of a type suitable for use in
combination with 1t can be obtained
for similar amount, the total cost
of such unit can be kept down
to about $40, or about the cost of a
large storage battery or even of a
standard battery charger. In this
way the first cost of a battery unit
for storage battery tubes is reduced
TO less than half the cost of most
of the standard "a" battery elimina.
tors. at the same time retaining the
advantages Of storage battery opera.
ton.
Evening star., 1925-10-31

j. >eiver that provides tive-stage eff
r lcy is the latest contribution to
! .teurs and eXperimenters by the
. ineers of the Electrical Research
J. nora tories OF Chica 90.
Evening star., 1925-10-31
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION

Civil Service Examinations.
Special intensive course at greatly reduced
rates for Oct. and Nov. exams.V Dctation s
days and nights each week for those enter
lns this week Special for Patent Once
exam: salary. 81 $50. Tuition So for stem.
and typ'g. THE CIVIL SERVICE PRE-
PARATORY SCHOOL. Sc. cor. 10th and f.
Ph. Fl. 20SO.
Evening star., 1925-10-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :.


BEDS springs mattrcsses. also all kinds a.
,uites ,uites ,sI ana odd pieces, riaho- e'.. Phon~
BOOKS BprGEgi Books boIsht. al llrd.
pcarlmsns BooE shoo 9;3 g -t. nv
CAMFRA-. tools q every kind. field sldsse-
l1th and f PHI Frank. So: post:
CASH REGIsTER--AnE size. viii pay cash
Address Boy :G.-M star Office. -
CLoTHES-W.n pay highest ,4nrrcas Tor ,ad,s=
D Stein. i&os 7th st. ~. Pm \. 4o9D
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CLoTHI>G-Win al il r:e unl"ttered a..
est prices ~ ls,.~> re4tI efne- children
,j!sz, ;.s., E.stal o. I!o,, m! ...fl. '*. r.
CLOTHING 'r7ens cast-oGl. W nav toi.
n.ice for eiye-y,rhins msa wears. haI-
Woes Woes ff Send tos q @ at ss orSs ea Aat1 cali"
COMPLETE SET tI.c American Et!, ator ~
luvenile-- Phone bethesda 49,. /.
DIAH3jNps d. snj;ys 1irS ; fas @ ot : :o for %ass
TEATHE! BIDS and ,.fu-lltura;, highe-,
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pIaSl pag GspE EgEE Z a. r1- n's $40 Of% OT,2.'
GOLD. silver. watches. diamonds and old
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HOSTING ABATEMENT for Fordso,i
West a41. or A,lan,s :::toS-w l.,''' i.
LLsTELLSN ld1sSd B5,rI nITc8 B.r y9seR trian: Ta
MORRIS CHAIR with foot extension. o..i
china and silver. Col COTS 3I'
OLD GOLD, silver Giarionds. .eweIry: ma.
beautiful pieces especially. A F. ArnoIl
l223 G at. nv Main 81
PLAT BooKs-Reoent volumes !, 2. 8 AMI
= OF D. c. State hest price
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PlANo-Responsible party win take excel
lent care Of piano during Winter season
longer IN exchange Tor privilege OF using il
Address Box i3g NJ Star Office
PIANO in exchange for rent anrreCiatIy~
tamly OF three adults Address Box 49t-i.
star oftIce. -
PIANO-Wul take YOUR piano % player re
gardless of condition in exchange on new
furniture. Sanderson- Schaefer Co.. OH II
st. ne lincoln 1857
PONY CART and harness: shetland 800.
all in fine condition Cleveland 95I
RADIATORS. hot water: 90 to 100 feet
Phone West GAL
REAL ESTATE PLAT BOOKS volumes
i! 3 1925 aGlti0ns. with assessment books.
Address Box ASSN. s:Hr Office
STORE FIXTURES for meat shop must be
m good condition. Phone West 2353 l..
d. Booth. 3Is
Evening star., 1925-10-31

Full corporation and assistance in clos
ing will be given successful applicants as
well as the facilities Of modern of1ce.
Evening star., 1925-10-31

Paraguay is erecting a broadcast
ing station at Fuerte Olimpo.
Soldering lugs should be used un-
der every terminal in the set
Evening star., 1925-10-31
FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY
BY JOSEPH C4LCATERR4
Noted Authority Radio.
oducton Prohib bed.

time that the battery is not in use,
and thus keeps it at maximum oper-
ating efficiency.
Evening star., 1925-10-31
WRC BILL HEADED
} BY PHILHARMONIC
First Of Series of Students
Concerts t. Be Broad
cast Tonight.

The first OF a series of students con-
certs by the New York Philharmonic
Society, to be broadcast this winter
by stations WRC. WIZ and NGY. will
be on the air tonight. beginning at
S:25 O'Clock. Tonight's concert, as well
as the remainder of the students per
formances. will be presented in Car
negie Hall. New 1ork City. and re-
laEed from there by land wires to the
three broadCasting stations. William
MeDgelberG, conductor OF the world
famous orchestra. has arranged for
his program Bra Inns Second SYM
phony." Bach's ''B Minor Suite" and
Les PIeludes.'' by List The per
formance is expected To last for about
TWO hours.
Prior to the Philharmonic concert
WRC will present from its studio l.
minutes of conversation between Dr.
William NJ. Mann. superintendent OF
the National Geological Park. and
Master Hugh Clark. q student in the
Cook School. regarding the animals at
the Zoo and some of their peculiar
tiles and idiosyncrasieS. The Ques
rions will he asked hy Master Clark
and the answers given by Dr. Mann.
This dialogue will take the place of
The weekly Zoo talk presented every
Saturday night. under the auspices of
The Smithsonian Institution. and ar
ranged by Austin II. Clark.
Evening star., 1925-10-31

Applications will be considered from sub
stantiaI. intelligent men of character who
are willing to count their profits in terms
of energy eXpended.
Evening star., 1925-10-31

Enameled wire has been proven by
many tests to be the best for use in
bIilding aeria,s.
Evening star., 1925-10-31
RADIOS BEST OFFERINGS
TONIGHT.

First OF the students con-
certs by the New York Phil
harmonic Society Orchestra,
WRC, WIZ and WGI, S:25 to
1880 o'clock.
Orchestral program and
stage spccialties from Grand
Central Theatcr, kSD. s
O'Clock.
Polish program. WGBS. S 80
to 9:50 O'Clock.
Halloween party with Uncle
Charlie Warner and his IA
nous Coon Dog Orchestra.
WLW. 9 o'clock.
Democratic political pro-
gram from Manhattan Opera
! House, WIZ, 9 to II o'clock.
| George Hughes, 'Dixie's Own
Marry Lauder" WING, 9;So
o'clock.
| ."Crandall's Saturday Night
es,' WRC, 1880 to y o'clock.
Evening star., 1925-10-31
Personal.

FACIAL HAIR PERMANENTLY REMOVED
81. facial treatments. 45c and 81 hot O.
shampoo, 81: plain shampoo J0c 3OH
hresge Eld<. MARIE STEVENS. ilth and
I WILL. ROOM AND BOARD PARENT AMI
-'N" personal attention 70 child during day a.
my home. Linc. saw.
LADY OF ARTISTIC ABILITY WOULD DE-
-l@n and make dresses III her spa = time f..
the younger set and deputautez. Address b"
'.3iM Star "fi'@. -
SCALP TREATM E>T. SHAMPOO. FACIA..
massage. nanI"Irtuy: residential WORK: r-a-
sonable price. T"r appointment caA MAJ
$685.. morning or evening. 10
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT-ACET AM
chronic cases. u TO pm. Frank. ga =!
sun: ! 80 TO i. by appointment GRh
NASH. Phi. -
SWEDISH MASSAGE GIVEN BY IRAI%ED
nurse s3 Treatment; electricity included
Phone Main S12j. A.
A GRADUATE ~ FLECITCY. NILL CIV
YOU scientific treatment: excessive weight re
duced by new TeIhods. Ph"n" Pot. 1447
PERMANENT WAVE. IS cTRLS. s.
shampoo and marcel. 81 -. at La t'ayettr
Hotel beauty parlor. 10th and l sts. NV
good work at reasonable prices. Fr. Il3I
Evening star., 1925-10-31
SALES MANAGER

Have opening for man who can organize
sales force and manage sales campaign that
will earn from ten to twenty thousand per
month Phone Mr.. McAfee. Willard Hotel
for appointment. l.
THE .WAsHINGToN xOEFICE OF Ma
TION-wIDE ORG GANIZATION WILL ADD 3
MEN TO ITS SALES FORCE.
Evening star., 1925-10-31
LocalRadio Entertainment
Saturday, October 81, 1925.

NA-A-Nayal Radio Station, Radio, Va.
(i34.J Meters.
3:45 p.m.-Weather Bureau reports
1906 p.n,.--Weather Bureau reports
WCAP - Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone TO. ti68.5 Meter-l.
Silent
Evening star., 1925-10-31

OPPORTUNITY
:, BOND And PREFERRED STOCK SALES
MEN. TO INTEREST CON"ruV ayIVE IN
FtRSTKok FEtHRsI2Ks y HG s4!SD sNS9,NspsPECuLATLI
THIS is not a PRnP1s ITION OF SELL
M LOTS OR ACREAGE IN STBTRBs
BIT one WHICH SHOULD ATTRACT
AEYBoDI WHO DESIRES LARGE AND
SAFE RETURNS AS AGAINST UNUSUAL
kSoWG AID IS one OF THE REAL
ITI. ONLY Statesmen ACCUSTOMED TO
HANDLING HIGH CLASS. LFGTTIN :,
INVESTMENTS WILL BE CONSIDERED
n REPLY GIVE EXPERIENCE. NA.
IIIoEALITY. ADDRESS AND PHONE
NI'MBER REFERENCES REOTrIRFD AT
ADDRESS BOX lam. STAR OFFICE.
Evening star., 1925-10-31
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
CaEvAsSERs who can sell Chance 10
earn much money. Call G33 Woodward
Bldg. l.
GOFEREMENT EMPLOYEES wantcd-Sales
work spare time: Interesting work. from
which good income can be derived for :.
small amount OF your unemployed time. Se 9
MIR; Ludwig. Room 200. Barrister Bid. .
Main ~ 36. between and IL am
Experienced Markers and
ASSOrters
can make good salary. Palace Laundry
10 9Th st nv
Evening star., 1925-10-31
HELP-MALE (Contiuued).

OPPORTUNITY.
TIoN has oPENING FOR TTw6 MEN OF Of
STRONG PERSONALITY OR IT'S EOUIyA-
LENT. IN SINCERITY OF PURPOSE TO
REPRESENT THEM IN THE DISTRICT OF
,fUk hsoP2S.T!cS w,L, ,SrEFEsn
ARE LOOKING FOR SOI-ND FIRST MORT
GAGE INvESTMENTS YIELDING LARG r.
!. Ne STt'Nr WITH SAFETY
ONLY MEN OF HIGHEST INTEGRITY
WHO DESIRE A PERMANENT CONNEC-
TI0S AND WHO ARE WILLING TO PIT
FORTH CONSISTENT EFFORT TO WIN
SUCCESS AND LARGE EARNINGS WILL
BE CONSIDERED. FORMER SALES En-
PERlENtE AN ADVANTAGE. BUT NOT
II REPLY GIVE EXPERIENCE. MA
TIONALTTY. ADDRESS AND PHONE
NuMBER; REFERENCES REQUIRED AT
: AbbREss BOX 17s-M. STAR OFFICE
DELIVERY MEN.
Experienced white men over
25 years OF age for our delivery
trucks. Must be familiar with
all parts OF the city, Apply en-
ployment office, 9Th floor. e. st.
side, after 10 am.
NOODW ARD & LOTHROP.
Evening star., 1925-10-31
INSTRUCTION COURsES


MARC ELLING AND BEATTY rARLOR
work course: best nethcd. At LEON. 1890
G st. NV 81
rished. day and evening classes in traffic
Laws to pass test for operators permit. ask
for my permit pay plan. Call Eos
ter. franklin s1s1. 644 p St
AUCTION BRIDGE CLASSES. COACHING.
Mss BUIE, North 153S. Branch "a eve
AUCTION BRIDGE. PRIVATE 1ESTRrC-
ton or small groups. Portland Hotel. Miss
KEYS. Main sd1 IL
EXERCISE. DIET. PRIVATE INSTRL CTI0N
ings evenings. Portland Hotel MaiHss616.
MYERS 4.
PIANO lessons BY ACCOM- PLISHED MT-
siciau: special attention 10 beginners. In
auire oil 23d st. NV. or Main 2l44. 81
-SPANIsh-ENGLISH
Individual or class instru"tiop
Studio 1905 p St. Apt. 4. FIR 1915