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cult the battery and phones are in
the common lead of the grid circuit.
as shown in Fig. 2.
Tuning the Grid Circuit.
In the tuned-plate method Of re-
generative detector circuit means are
provided to tune the grid circuit into
resonance with the grid circuit. In
this type of circuit variometer is
inserted into a break in the plate
circuit OF the detector circuit be-
tween the plate of the tube and the
phones.
In this case advantage is taken of
the capacity existing inside the tube
between the grid and plate of the
tube to produce a feed back action
from plate to grid circuit to produce
regeneration when the two circuits
arc tuned to resonance.
In another very common method of
detector plate circuit a coil of ,yiro
is inserted in the plate circuit in
place of the Variometcr described
above, and this coil is placed 'in in
ductiYe relation to the grid coil in
the grid circuit of the tube. In This
method regeneration is Accomplished
by what is known as the "ticl,Ior-
coil feed back" method.
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TRANSATLANTIC TEST
DUE DURING ECLIPSE
American and English Radio sta.
tions to Send Out
Programs.

PHILADELPHIA, January 22-For
the first time in the history of radio
an attempt will be made to broadcast
TO and from Europe and America in
daylight. Numerous transatlantic
tests have been held. some with very
fine results, but all of these have
akcn place when darkness covered
the vast spaces between the two con-
tinents. Station WIP has complete
station of the British Broadcasting
Co, to broadcast to each other Satur-
day, when the moon will come between
the sun and the earth, causing a com
plete eclipse.
WIP will broadcast music by Jack
Leroy and his orchestra from 7 to
$3.50 am, eastern standard time.
2LO at London will begin its program
promptly at $40 and continue to II
am. The theory so far has been that
the suns rays hinder the progress of
the waves emitted from hroadcasting
stations, so preventing long distance
work. The path of the eclipse eX-
tends from Philadelphia, where to-
tality will be SO per cent, directly
over the path to London. Radio en-
gineers at both stations, feel that the
eclipse will have enough effect on the
radio waves to allow at least a part
of the program to reach the other
continent.
Ships at sea between the two sta
tions will be asked TO iSten-in for
the broadcastS, and in event of hear
ing either WIP or 2LO radio a mes
sage to the station heard. giving their
exact nautical position and the time
at which the signals were audible
This will give valuable Information
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ticular advantages and its place in
the general scheme of things.
The simplest type of plate circuit
is that shown below in Fig. 1. 1t
shows the connection from the plate
of tube through a pair of phones, a
battery or local energy supply and
the connection with the filament cir
cult, the circuit being completed
through the space existing in the
tube between the filament and plate
electrodes.
Ordinarily, direct current from the
battery will not flow in the circuit,
because of the break in the circuit
existing between the plate and fila
ment electrodes. When the filameRt
is heated, however, the space is
charged by the electrons emitted by
the filament, and the space between
the two electrodes is endowed with
conducting properties which permit
current to flow through the gap under
Certain definite conditions.
Important Conditions.
The most important of these con-
ditions is that the B battery in the
plate circuit be connected so that the
positive terminal of the battery is
toward the plate side of the circuit
and the negative terminal of the
battery is toward the filarhent side
of the circuit.
You will notice that in this circuit
the negative terminal of the 3 bat
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W0R TO AID SCIENCE.
Special Program to Be Broadcas+
During Suns Eclipse.

NEWARK, N. j., January 22-sta-
t1on WOR hopes to play an impor-
tant part in assisting scientific re-
search IN connection with the ecIfpse
saturday morning by broadcastinr p
a special program between 8 and n
CLOCK under the auspices Of Tho
Scientific American. Carl Akeley. ex-
ploreF, scientist and inventor viii
make an effort to photograph tho
southern shadow of the eclipse, which
is expected to fall about the middle
or central Park, and will place =
battery of stfll and motion picture
cameras on the roof of Chickerinr
Hall, 20 West Fifty-seventh street in
which the New York branch studio
of WOR is located.
The cameras equipped with special
lenses which make long distance nho-
Biography possible were invented nv
Mr.. Akeley in response TO a demand
on the part of motion picture pro-
ducers for Photographic apparatus
that would enable cameramen to take
long-range pictures of wild beasts in
their natural haunts.
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FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY
BY JOSEPH CALC4TERRA,
Noted Authority on Radio.
Au Rish.. Ressrvsa. Reproduction Prohibitsd.

terry is connected with the positive
terminal of the \ or filameut battery.
In the ordinary type of non-regen-
erative or amplifed circuit this is the
most common method of connecting
the plate circuit.
The grid return in such cases goes
either to the positive A battery termi-
nal in 4 detector tube or to the mega :
tive terminal of the A battery in the
case of amplifier circuits
In the De Forest ultra-audion cir
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Radio Station Plans Beauty Contest

CINCINNATI, January 22.-WLW's
second annual Dolly Warden beauty
contest will be held Valentine night.
February II. This years contest
promises to be even more interesting
than the last, due to the fact that
every fan voting by telegram will re-
ceive a box of candy, while tho con-
testants will share in the $500 cash
prizes.
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CITY MAY BROADCAST.
Community Station Being Consider
ed in Baltimore,

Plans for the erection of a COM
Ynunity broadcasting station in Balti-
more, Nd, will be discussed at a
meeting of the Radio Board of Trade
of that city January 80.
The community station. as proposed,
would be financed partly by local sub
scription and partly by the city of
Baltimore. Members of the radio or
e,anization already have volunteered
TO contribute several thousand dollars.
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The Fundamentals of Radio Plate

In their essentials tho plate circuits
of all stages of a complete radio cir
cult are more or less alike, and they
all perform the Same function, name
ly. of supplying a local source of
energy that can be controlled by
their respective grid circuits.
In practice, however, there are va
rious notifications. each particular
arrangement having its own par
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RADIO CENSORSHIP
HELD NECESSARY
Certain Subjects Barred by
Law, and Stations Need to
Keep Control.
BY JAMES FL. COLLINS.

One Sunday night some months ago
James X. Hackett, the eminent
Shakespearean actor, was on the pro-
gram to give readings from Shake
Fpeare at WEAF in New York City.
Instead of beginning his readings,
however, Mr.. Hackett spoke of Ger
tain newspaper critics in New York
City who had pronounced Macbeth"
dull melodramatic and declared it
out of date
such an opinion is not new" he
said for it hns been voiced before
and invariably at a period when the
English stage was at a very low
artistic ebb."
With an unseen audience of per-
faps million people Mr.. Hackctt
took this opportunity to defend. not
himself, but Shakespeare Most of his
ullotted time was consumed by this
talk, fervcnt but in no way biased
Finally the listeners who wanted to
fear him read Shakespeare chirped
up when the speaker said:
Il am told that I have been an
Eounced TO give readings from Shake
speare; therefore, if you will kindly
wait few moments, I shall read por-
tions of scenes from the fifth act Of
Macbeth Just five seconds, please"
silence Follows 1t.
r I've SECONDS pdSStQ-ten seconds
30 seconds minute-two minutes
Not a, sound came from the loud
speaker
Finally the silence was interrupted
by the voice of WEAF"S announcer.
saying that Mr.. Hackett, whose read
inCs from Macbeth" had just been
Hoard, was playing at such and such
Il New York theatcr
on Tuesday morning. however,
Mr.. Hackctt had delivered passages
from Macbeth" into the micropbone.
II was said that somebody closed d
switch Carelcssly, failed to make con-
tact. and there was no voice energy
in the antenna.
rs there a radio CeusorShip?' peo-
pic began asking. do the great cor
porations that control broadcasting
decide what shall or shall not be said d?
a switch slipped
About q month before a 15-minute
talk on prohibition. delivered by the
scientist, Hudson Maxim, at WOR. in
Newark. had been interrupted in a
similar way.
Suspect Censorship.
Censorship growled suspicious
listeners and newspaper critics, and
Mr. Maxim was more inclined TO take
that view than accept the explana-
tion of mechanical trouble.
This question of radio censorship
Is a real issue. with two very definite
sides--a problem for which a salts
factory solution must ultimately be
found.
In the Hackett and Maxim cases I
honestly believe mechanical trouble
was to blame. not censorship. Consid-
Cring the Complexity of broadcasting
apparatus, it's a wonder that pro-
grams go along with so few hitches-
To begin with, tho law OF the land
las established censorship in certain
matters 1t is crime, for example.
TO explain methods Of birth control.
1t is crime TO utter treason.
True. tho right Of free speech
makes it possible to talk on such
subjects, and the speaker is answer
able only when he or she oversteps
the law. The big broadcasting stu
dios, however, are not experiment sta
tions in which speakers may find out
whether they have overstepped the
law or not. and anything under sus-
Ecion is barred.
Copyright, 1928. Popular Radio, Inc.)
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

A BETTER CLASS OF sTENoG-. TYPIsTs.
bookkeepers, clerical help. Main 2s76. CITY
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 1888 st. NV.
Free registration. 31s
COOKS, housemen. buffers. laundresses chauf
feurs, chsmbermsids. nurses. charwomen; ;
recommended: Fuller's Exchange, 1921 25th
St West pose 24s
IF YOU ARE A WHITE PROTESTANT
seeking employment of the better kind call at
ouce, Room 621 Bond Building, I4th and n
Y. ave. Many persons being placed IN
positions daily Protestant knights of Amer
lea Employment Bureau. 2Ss
LIST YOUR WANT HELP WITH THE HOME
Employment Bureau. Cooks, walters, porters,
11oo. 1904 eth sta u.w-
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BABY CARRIAGE. white reed. large size
Waite crib. reed nursery chair, large reed coll
carriage 1913 Newton n W Sc
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

ANTIQUES. brio a-brac. pianos, household
goods, ONCE furniture, showcases, cash reg
Ind. ave. NV. -
BANJO-Tenor; good condition. Col 1898.
CAMElNlS, 6eld glasses, shotguns tools OF
eyery kind anything you have to sell. Groce's
i1th and q NV. Phone Franklin S93 or postai.s
CAMPING EQCIPMENT-WiH trade radio or
psy cash Call West 104-W.
CLOTHES-Wnl pay highest prices for ladies'
and mems worn clothes. Write phone D.
Stein, 1908 7th st. NV. Phone North 400.
CIOTHISG-Best cash offer for mems worn
clothing shoes, etc. Established 1885; Auto
calls Main 4145- JustFs old Stand. 61s
ID nv.
DIAMONDS, old gold, silver. bought for cash
Louis Abrshams, si5 G st. NV.
DIAMONDS, jewelry and old gold, for cash;
no delays. Alvin HoHa, -diamoad bRoksr. ais
8 St. a-w.z Eoona IL and 1s~ Main 64ass
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
(COntinuedD

Continued
AUTO BATTERY & RADIATOR EXPERTS.
Lamps, tanks, tenders; low prices TUCKER
! CO., 3O6 John Marshall pl.. 50. courthouse.
| AUTo-BAKED ENAMELED ALL OVER
| toutasts paint 70 II; . colors to select
! from mirror finish lasts indefinitely. Call
! Col. 1888 'Dehco'' Plant. 1924 Kslorsna rd.
| CARPENTER, JUBBING AND REPAIRS
| Firstclass work: prices reasonable. Phone
| after 4:30 pm. Pot. 2eGs-W. 2s'
| CABPENTRY-Re Repair work az ali kinds
| Glassed-in specially Adams 50S2 30
CHAIRS CANED, upholstered; porcn rockers
nv. FRANKLIN lisa
ELECTRICAL WIRING AND REPATRTNG az
given. Phone West 452M. feIs'
! ELECTRICAL WIRING-Get that house wired
now Small cash payment. II months 20
| pay. Workmanship guaranteed. EsctimAtes
chserfully given. ECONOMY ELECTRIC co,
Z4ol Pa ave. NV. West 20I+- febs
| FLOORS NEW FLOORS FOR OLD ONES
/ The most deploTahle doors made new Phone
! Col 2456, BISHOP BROS. 1927 18th 81. NV.
FLooRs-Ne floors laid: old doors made like
new by electric machine: floors scraped, I'm
| ished J. G. PRICE. Er. 1924. Fr. 1927 eve
nings. i120 9th NV
FLOOR FINISHING. cleaning waving polish
ing, painting by skilled mechanics at reduced
prices PAUL SERENE. North 64is. Ja3o'
IFLOoRs-ELECTRIC MACHINE AND HAND
finishing efficient; reasonable; reliable service.
r. z. NASH, 2371 9th st. Col 1881.
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. REP'D; SLIP
covers made Est. cbearfully given Returned
free. TITTESSOR. 1924 s'h nv. n. 1892.
HEATING ENGINEERS. Mt. Vernon Park,
Inc.-Do you get cold reception when you
come homet Then let rs tell You why your
heating plant don't heat. Consultation free
in =. c. Phones Main 8934, Alexandria 3os.
HOT WATER HEATING. ArcoIa Systems. re-
pairing and Improvements; sll work guarsn-
teed. W. :. smitndeal. Line. 97e9-w. 25'
JOB PLASTERING by thoroughly experienced
man: prompt service; reasona bic prices; work
guaranteed Fr 10l4 27s
KEYS-DUPLICATE KEYS, IS CENTS, MADE
while you wait. TURNER x CLARK. 1855
New York ave. NV. Basement. Fr. 3005
MANTEIS-Iarge stock 10 select from: also
hreplaces, fittings, etc; 20 per cent reduction.
! Edwin 2 Ellett, ll0S 9Th = M s72l.
MATTRESS MAKING and renovatinz lowest
| prices. work uaranteed. Columbia BedGSS
! Co. 6l6 81. NV. Phone Main 552s. -
| MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS RENOVATED
| at most reasonable prices. Let US call, give
estimate. Prompt deliveries and satisfaction
| assured. EAGLE BEDDING CO. 1923 18th sJ.
| NV. Main 1892.
| MIRRORS REsILvERED TO LOOK LIKE
new Work called for and delivered. Phone
Columbia 570sW-
! PAINTING, PAPERHANGING--sp low
prices; give us trisl. Laaky roofs guaranteed
I Thomnson's. 34l3 Georgia ave Col s244. "a
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-specisI
prices this week only. average size room,
scrsping pointing up and pspering with poly
chrome or radio paper border &l2, also paint
teed; no delay: decorate your homes; We will
give you time to pay. don't be surprised;
can AFFORD II. send for estimates. Philadelphia
De-. Co. sll 9th NV. Main 228e. 2T'
ENTERTAINING AND PAINTING-H z
Phillips. 297 md Sc Line 1855. Quick. eff
.FAp Ice as .raF4 r7rfp
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BOY, white, with wheel to learn unholstering
and cabinet work. 2O06 NV.
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with which to compute the effect of
the eclipse on radio transmission.
The data collected will be of aid to
scientists and radio engineers,
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SITUATIONS-MALE, FEMALE

MAN AND WIFE. colored only, want jsnI-
tor place; best references; will do minor re-
pairs. Write or call Janitor 1927 Ind st. Sc.
2Is
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FLOOR FINISHING. cleaning. waxing, polish
ing, painting by skilled mechanics at reduced
prices. PAUL SERENE. North e4fs. ja3o'
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Civil Service Examinations

Stenographer-typist examinations. Feb 10.
Mar. TO- Special course, days and 3 nights
each wk. Tuition, s.. Operator exam. Feb. 4,
both men and women. Junior Telephone Oper-
stor, Feb 81. Patent ONCE course starts to-
day. The Civil Service Preparatory School,
sc. cor. 18th and z NV. Phone Fr 208O.
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SALESMAN, for real estate office: real
opportunity is open with a new and aggres-
siye brm; state name aud full details in
answering. Address Box 315-R, star Office.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

TAs fNIototao bSstness CONCERNS guaron-
tee sdtsfdctton to Et0r reGdsys. Asy COM
plasss foSmd neoessorS TO be mods to TAs
gtay StiI rccefpe powmpt attention. Far
adVszsston to Recommended Service Coz
grsn oGn H1tr 5000. Branch II5.
AUTO PARTS NICKEL PLATED. TABLE
rbsilvered equal TO new. sterling silver
reburnishPd, brass beds relarquered. JOHN 4.
GOTTSMAN A. co. (established 1910. 100
Pierce st. NV. Phone franklin 543I.
AUTO RADIATORS AND CORES; FREEZE
proof radiators; tenders and bodies repaired.
wITTSTATT'S. 2la 18th st. NV. III blocks
below Pa. sye.) franklin 6i10. 14l p st.
franklin So36.
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REAMS-T beams, angles, channels. T irons
plain and reinforcing bars and mesh; plate
girders suitable for county bridges: steel
trusses Of soft. spans. The largest selection
in the city at the cheapest price, stored our
Camp Meiss grounds only, 9th and FlosidA
Evening star., 1925-01-22

SALESMAN, TO sell ''Easy-FiU Cap and Gas
Gauge for Ford ears; earn $40 week Top
ham Sales Co. See A. W. Coy, Sterling
Hotel : 10 4 n m
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PATENT OFFICE CRAFTSMAN: permanent
position; weekly salary basis: correspondence
confidential. Address Box 377-R Star office a5s
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AMATEUR RADIO LCENSE-Ne qualify you
for il in from to weeks. Class TO Q D m
FIVE nights in the week; tGition, So so weekly
Loomis Radio College, i05 9th.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS FOR oPERATOR's
permit any car furnished. Call POSTER. -
Franklin $751;.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS PRIVATELY
giyen. Call Line. 81. We do the rest
BOOKKEEPERS-THOSE Now EMPLOYED
who desire to study accountancy in their spa re
time win be given an opportunity 10 earn
while they learn. All cominunicat tions conf
dentlal Address. stating age and phone num-
Der. BOX - r. Star office.
COSTUME DESIGN. FASHION DRAWINGS
millinery, dressmskIng, ladies' tailoring Day
and evening. Ask for booklet LIVINGSTONE
ACADEMY, 1917 Rhode island ave- NV.
Franklin 7475.
FRENCH TUTORING by FRENCH LADY:
high-school teacher 37i7 Tea st. NV. Phone
Potomac 370lW. -"
MARELLE HONOUR SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
Culture, 310-3ll Burchell Bldg, sl7 14th st.
Only exclusive beauty culture school in Wash
Established 1920. Individual instruction. Day
and evening classes. Franklin 51a1. 31s
FRENCH-SPANIsH-E
Individual class instruction. FIR. oST4
4o3 Ethelhnrst Apis. cor. 18th and L SITS. 26'
YOU ARE NEEDED in the
drafting profession. Big money
for those trained under our individual instruc-
to months Interesting booklet on request
telling of opportunities open to you Call
write phone. Columbia School OF Drafting
14th and 7 SIS. Phone North 272
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| BILL WRITER - Young man; must write
| pain. fast hand; give age, ref. and sal. eN-
pected. Address BOX 03-R. star office
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RUTI.DING MATERIAILS-Lumber OF all kinds
new and rsconditioned. Doors and sash, wall
board Certain -teed roll roofing and strip shin
gleF Du Pont paints lowest prices. Wash
fngton Wrecking & Supply Co, Inc. 9Th and
X and Water sts. s.T. tat the 1th st. NharVeS).
Phone Franklin 2206 Headquarters for Eco
nomical Building Materials"
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THE HECHINGER HOUSE WRECKING Co.
Camp Meigs. Fifth and Fla. ave northeast;
Main Office. Sixth and @ SITS. southwest Sales
men at both offices until $40 pm. FOUR
TEEN YEARS SAVING YOU MONEY ON
BUILDING MATERIAL HAVE ESTABLISHED
THE GOOD WILL OF THE HECHISGER
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SALESMAN, for confectionery suppies: on
comm ssion. Address Box 320R. Star office.
Evening star., 1925-01-22

NURSE white. for surgical work Apply to
hospital steward L. :. soldiers Home, n. c.
Evening star., 1925-01-22

RECEIVING TELLER, experienced by bank
state eNperience. references and age. Ad-
dress Box $40 L. Star Office
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MEN-3 wanted, of neat appearance. for per
nenent outside saeswork: 81 u day guarau-
teed to beginners. 3o5 District National Bank
Bldg
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FAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-H z
Phillips, 227 md Sc. Line. 1855 Quick. eff
eisn' service; guar. WORK; reasonable prices.
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Statesmen 90 Of neat appearance: direct
sales department Of old reliable concern:
steady position. Apply 1917 81. Room 900
Evening star., 1925-01-22

CARPESTRY-Re pair work cf all kinds,
| doors, windows eascd; porchSs built repaired,
| Glassed In specially. Adams 50S2. 23'
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AUTO BATTERY & RADIATOR EXPERTS
Lamps, tanks, tenders; low prices. TUCKER
CO., 306 John Marshall pl.. 50. courthouse.
AUTO-BAKED ENAMELED ALL OVER
toutlasts paint to II; % coiors to select
from; mirror finish lasts indefinitely. Call
Col. 7lB3 ''Dehco'' Plant 1924 KalOramA I'd
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SALESMAN Real estate. to specialize IN farm
property, must he active and progressive and
familiar with Montgomery and Prince Georges
Counties farms: excellent opportunity and good
leads. Apply q. x. Tsntziuger, aI5 X ~. Nv.
Evening star., 1925-01-22

SOLICITOR furniture repairing; drawing
account; open evenings. 2OIG X NV.
TIMERS CO., frst class Apply 6I5 11th
Evening star., 1925-01-22

CHAIRS GAINED. upholstered porcn rockers
W. Franklin 74s3
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WINDOW TRIMMER in high-clsss speciality
store. To young man with ability and who
can qualify for executive duties, n splendid
opportunity is offered. W. N. Baldcrston
Innis Cold Co I214 L s
Evening star., 1925-01-22

OOk SIUVE, I heAtlng stove, used only :
onths. 4l3 18th st. NV. A. [. Martin. 39s
lContInued on Next Pawe.l
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CLOTHISG-Win call in my unlettered auto
prices for ladies', gentlemen's, chidren's dis
csrded clothing Of all descriptions. Address
postal or phone. I will call. W. Rice, 1892
7fh Ii. W North 1Ihh
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WANTED-SALESMEN
HELP FEMALE

BILLING CLERK and stenographe must be
gnlck ana accurate. See MIR Nuessleiu, lit
lIth ST. n. W -
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WANTED.

w AN ] ED.
Paving cafe. rooming boarding house, for
sonity in large corner iot modern new new snnnsa-
Also similar business for semi-bupgs gslow {;
big lot; on macadam road. outside Of Rose
Trade equity in 6-room. modern bungalow,
just east OF Woodbridge, for confectionery,
coed Tsfae ans paying F0Te Te store must 0e
From / 10 90 lots, different sections of the
District: nearby Nd. and Va. clear, trade
for paying business, automobile, second trust
notes, or anything of equal value.
For quick, satisfactory results in buying,
selling or trading see the brokers having over
n. E. RYON CO., INC,
Main 1897. 1923 St.
Marshall Business Brokers.
Hotel. about 55 rooms; large lobby and re,
ception hall; best downtown location: will
Roomins house; beautitul home; electricity;
rooms, . baths, modern. Price. $500.
Boarding house on Conn. ave. 1c rooms. 3
baths. h.-w.h.. eiec. Price. $500
cleo, h.-w.h Price, $1,000.
Boarding house near 10th and II SITS, 15
Roomipg house near Dupont Circle. Is rooms
8 baths, elee. h.-w.h. Price. 5000.
baths on all floors; eiec.. h.-w.h Price,
Booming house near 11th and sts.. Is
rooms, cleo. h.-w.h.; rent very low. Price
Restaurant on I4tb ST, doing splendid bust
ness: rent, 500. Price. $500. Opportunity
Lunc6room, we'll established in downtown
section; receipts now $50 per day: inspection
invited. Price. 81 900.
no competition; inspect and make offer.
Marshall Business Brokers,
929 N Y AVE
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SALESMEN-To sell Ford products; leads
furnished. Universal Motor Co. 1879 NJ st.
Evening star., 1925-01-22

MANAGER for established life Insurance gen
eral agency, must be qualified TO assume en-
tire responsibility. Address, with full de-
tails, BoN 45-R. star office
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JANIT0R living near the York Apt, Georgia
ave and Quebec St, for part-time work.
Apply 1920 !, st NV
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LADIES' TAIIOR. hrst-class permanent post
tion to an experienced man on dresses and
coats Schwartz, 800 l4th 81.