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Farrar Viii Sing
One Cpera.ic Aria

THE coming concert by Mime Geral.
dine Fsrrar. which is creating sx.
crptional interest among local music
levers not only because of the spec
tacuiar nature of her comeback. .
after the loss of her voice some sel.
sons ago. hut because IL will iniroduc.
Mime. karrar In new gutse. that Of
dignitied. serene artist with silver.
ing hair, Will bc noteworthy In St!ll
another respect, Although Mime. Far,
rar has announced that she IS
through with opera" for all time, she
viii include in her program ut least
one operate aria. Vol Che Sapete, ="
frum The Marriage of Figaro"
Her accompaniSt viii he Claude
Gnnvirrre. Among her numbers will
be SONGS hv tiaendel ouagliatt
beethoven. Chuck. Schumann, Franz.
l.oewe, Brahms. cyril Scott. DE taila
Collin and others. The program in
ciudeS IA German group French
group aud Il closing group ot four
songs by Jensen. n,orak. Grieg and
Gr"tchaninoft
The concert viii he given at rotiS
Thcater "Wednesday afternoon. Jan.
nary ~, AT 4,sa. under the local man.
agemant of Mrs Wtlson,t:fecne from
whose concert bureau, in nroop's. at
Thirteenth and & streets, tickets may
he obtained
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Better Church Music
Is Plan for Washington

vited. and will be sent tsrds shortly
aftr January /. Other musicians and
choir members are also welcome to
both or to tho lecture at n small al.
mission fee. The 4. r.. o. NJ Balti-
more are to he invited. Indications
already are that there will be very
large attendance.
Ur. Dickinson will speak before the
Ministers Union at noon on the same
day.
To bring DIR. Daniel Prothro, also
widely known composer and director.
from Chicago To direct H. one night
choral festival similar to that held
last year with John Finley William
son. Nav ia the date. The present
plan is to have three groups. namely.
ta) chorus and duartets. fb, male
voices, and fc) female voices.
DIR. Prothro has been asked 10 sug.
gcst the four anthems to fte sung and
to scnd copies marked AZ 10 expression
to he placed in the hand Of directors
around January ]. All choirs and
qIartets participating are asked 70
provide themselves with music as per
DIR. Prothros suggestions and perform
each number before May ,, 10 insure
it's being sufficiently known that one
rehearsal with DIR. Prothro will suffice.
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Largest Indoor Audiences
To Hear Music This Week

4 ME.RICA's largest indoor concert
"A audiences will again gather at the
Metropolitan Museum of Art
in New York. Saturday nights
in January to hear the sym
tenth season. by David Names. The
museum authorities have announced
the concerts for January Z, IA. 81.
2S: and Mr.. Names is preparing pro-
grams of the usual symphonic nature.
10 include a number of works not yet
performed at the museum.
\ list of attendance. compiled from
the records Of the past nine seasons,
has as it's total over half n million
with the first eight concerts Uhose
of January and March) in 1919 heard
by 80 900 and those of last year. 1927
heard hy $4,000.
a museum concert night Is de
srribed in the recently published
bright Threshold" of the musician.
novelist Janet Ramsay. Miss Ram
says protagonists. Natalie and Bar
clay. Join hundred other belated
people scuttling. dark and small. up
the steps of the enormous white build.
ing. Edging past the crowd
they reached the Egyptian rooms
; There. as they stood among the mum
my cases and burial relics
the hidden violins Hung out curve
of thin sweet sound which seemed 10
rise dimly from centuries Of this
tomhed stiffness.
Miss Ramsay's impression of the in.
tangible atmosphere generated al
/ these concerts. the meeting place of
all arts. ranks and nations. follows
these Introductory paragraphs. Again
the conductor" she writes. 'stood
with raised baton: his head, turned in
profile. recalled the tracery of lean
fine features on some old coin. When
the symphony began faces lifted
clay Towering under bright shaft
of sound. The music seemed to draw
lis ioveliness from all form and color
| gathered here: harmony flowing from
curves of Grecian marble: twisted
melodies like arabesaueS in chryso.
prase aud jade: pauses with the stern
calmness OF bronze Butidha squat.
ting On his pedestal: wood wind
phrases breathing the color fr,fa a
ease of ancient Chinese pottery
tones glazed with violet, apple green
and plum
This year again the coSt Of the
January concerts will he met by John
-. Enckefcller. il. Lectures on the
evening programs will be held at the
museum saturday afternoons in Jan.
uary. these devoted 10 the analysis
of the principal works To he given.
Concerts are of s-hour length. begin.
ming at o'clock. After the program
the museum is kept open for another
thrs"Quatters Of an hour to permit
visitors To view the collections.
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lust before Christmas more than

TUST before Christmas more than a
score Of organist directors and
leaders Of church music in the Ma
tiensl Capital met and discussed the
adoption Of plans formulated by n
special committee of tho Church Music
council, whereby new interest might
he created in the music of local
churches:
The following suggestions. "a out
lined by DR.. John Duffieid. chairm3 n
Of the council, were adopted:
TO bring Outsta nding musicians of
wide experience In choral and church
music directing to speak on some sub
jeCt pertinent to choir work and pre-
sent one or two unhack neyed anthems
to- enrich our ckoir libraries. The first
will be Or. Clarence Dickinson. emf.
nent church music composer and ar.
ranger. also professor of music in
Union Theological Seminary and or
eanist director at Brick Presbyterian n
Church. New York City. on Monday,
January 30. when there will he n tur-
key dinner at Calvary Pa ;.tist Church.
preceded by an informal reception tn
Dr. Dickinson and followed h" his lee.
ture and anthem presentation. All
directors and organist directors are in.
Evening star., 1928-01-01

THE Columbia Bible Training
School Of which Elsie Wade
Stone Is principal, with headquarters
and classrooms at 3i7 and Si4-$I6
Mills Building. will open its School
Of Music. after the holiday vacation,
Thursday evening in the Washington
Hotel. Fifteenth street and PcnnSyi-
vania avenue. : tn o'clock. stu
dents may enter for either beginners
or advanced courses.
The School of Music IL but ore de-
partment nf the Columbia Bible Train
ing School. Monday and Tuesday
evenings the general Bible training
course is in session In the ciassronms
sil.sI6 Mills Building. which offers
courses in English Bible. Bible doc
irine evangelism. history OF mis-
slons. Bible history public speak
ing. teacher training. biblical intro
duction. life of Christ and kindred
subjects Wednesday evenings the
School Of Language offers courses IN
English both for beginners and ad-
vancei students. and also in New
Testament Greek and Greek TX.
egesis.
The School Of Music in under the
| direction Of Fannie Shreye iiear;sill,
| noted vocal teacher of Washington
and New York City. Mrs. ll"artstl
| has been heard to advantage In con
cert and oratorio work In various inu-
| sicaI centers throughout the Knitted
| States. and conducts one of the
busiest vocal studios in the National
Capital. Technique Is developed in
these classes according Ia the nerd
nf the individual. Special attention
! is given to phrasing and the interrre.
/ fafion Of sacred music and of chorus
| directing. Attention is given Ia
! voice placement. tone production. mus
! scai Interpretation and composition.
! Studies in harmony. couuternoint
and in the history of music are cm-
/ mia sized
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MUSIGRAPHS

gave recital AZ the school Wednes-
day afternoon.
Miss AIlensworth il an exponent
of the Fletcher method. and the re-
markable perfoTma nce given by the
children in this recital showed the
principals Of the method excelIently.
both in piano playing and in their
work with rhythm. ear-tra inin-. nar-
n1ony and history OF music.
The large audience was very en-
thusiaStic. Miss Allensworth has a
school of her own in Takoma Park
also.
The children taking part were
Gardner Anderson. Mary Elizabeth
Anderson. Jane CoSkey. Dorothy
Dewhirst. Charles Do,terer. John
Fetty Jane kephart. Jeanne Kellogg.
Audrey Kellogg. Jeanne Lowe. Ethel
Mai George. Marcia Nelson. DougisS :
stuart Louisa stuart. Mary Byrd
Shearer. Ruth Schoensman. Mar,
Elizabeth Robinson. Abigail Neerhof
and Leslie Mai Nipond.
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Aria. DIVE Sono' f[rom the Marriage. Of
Figaro ...-.... ...... MoZaft
Carhr.eu Cafrirn. snpraHn.
IN nuiti Juhiln 49,, Ancient German carol
..t,tury 10 God iu the Highest
icrgoIcsi ti.in-11 136 J.
tsolaisl~ William Bcli. A. &. Waiting and
Gustav Escher.t
'tnli$t'ans Hark trsfoi OF The hc-,an ,....
Now Iet Every Tongue Adore Thee
J. :. Barh
tiloe Club.
"Io Here the Gentle Lars"
Str Henry Il. Bishop
soprano with fat" ohhiigatb.
THREE Pictures fEnn' The Tower nf
Babel .....-. 4. RubIn~teiu tlStO-i Sai }
Two choruScs and ballet from "urpheus.
e W Gluck ti1lt-IfSft
With flute.
Tho roor Little Citi'' tFinnish foiks"ogi.
q. Mrfikauto
La. How a Rose Fer Blo"nnur
rraetofius tl55t Bn3l
Girn ttun.
Christmas carpl of the Piffcrart. .Scapolitan
Slnc ioyoUsl4 tD'd FFeu"hA.
Ad by Flank Damfusch
tiea Cub with sonrqn" othligatos
"ie Watchers and We Holy Ones.
Ancient German melody
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Carl Flescb Departs.

fAEL ILESfU. iHisfnat inHaiiy
EnomH ,iDiin,si ana far foar yearA
head oi Tie Yioiin department III ths
Curtis iBstltute nf Aiusif, aubDithres
nis refinement from Auetian antiyi
iIsk ai the ei1ae ii The preaeBt SEASON
iO dryDis himself ~ f6htfIi upDfstI
aHeeK ui,toad. Mr, Fles.ii has been
nRaErd for - touf of the biiunit,ai
fiiies IN t.uIops during 1928 ~, Ia
ihe past hss years Nj. Flesh has -,
tteated sr Koiuist win the iHadlng ~.
chss.Tgs In the nitad states and l,as
toured tht eoiniF1 IN recital
Evening star., 1928-01-01

ToSEf IiiENtNNE. famous Russian
- pianist. makes his radta debut to-
night, HE viii he heard In the
Ampico Hour nj Music which viii he
hrualcast from :ia Ia Nla pm. over
the National Rrnadcasting cas- bite
netNok and associated stations,
fhe background tar the hour will
le an otvhe>ta. under the direction
1T Frank iiavk Other attractions
VIII tnrindc the Well known trnar,
Frank Munn, and the natsoaaNN Ia
n"uS Ntnrent i.urVg,
After the inansural program there
viii lc u regular Amrko tnNstdcast
every Thursday e\entns from Mo &"
400 o'riark, Esatrrn standard Time.
t'iano. orchestral aad NWat selections,
,anGins ftom the classics to current
@'ns hits and ballads, vii he heard
each Week,
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U EES interest II b"ihE fApf"Ha"d ~
~ Washington mtteif Hfe f"inc idsni
with the announcement tlat The
lhiiafelphlA Orchestra VIII bring 10
Washington the English rnndueiar
sir Thomas i4eeeham. niIo f" III hppeat
with tie orchestra III tha mira 'au
rer, sebodui.d for ih' nrirtnuon nt
Jnntary -. ~ ia" Washington Ai'dl
i,rium, under The Management al Z.
arthur Smith
ajr Thomas l.e.chQm comes ~
America This season 10 undertake u
series of concerts with iiie leudiEa
orchskitAA throughout the fullnitt
Ills stay. while unlIe ttiei. win hfih+
him in Washington fnr this one pc
f6riranre Aith ih. I'tiiadeiphin
tbtt tiartTa,
suiitetiin NJ appearances or ne
i'blt3deIphja DIt h' aita ~ u hlhtzi"i,
ajIj be uud7t the toHdtftni chip ut
lisfie AtuHtfauAs identified WIN IN.
aoncslaAebouw ot Amsterdam,
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NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC -
ESDtN

WilIcm Mcngclberg. the celebrated
conductor Of the New York Philhar-
mnnic Orchestra. will make his only
appearance of the local season with
the orchestra at the National Theater
ut 43e pm. This concert. an event
long anticipated by music lovers IN
Washington. ~ the first "f II series ~
three which viii be given locally under
The .rlanasement of T. Arthur Smith
With this season the Philharmonic
enters into irs ciEhty.iifih wear - a
rrc-cminent musical orea nizat ION in the
United States~--the years of which may
he said. in all fairness. to mark the
musical history Of the United States.
Since the orchestra first performed, in
1882. it's record has been nnhroken.
Mr.. MengeIberg hns chosen rs his
program:
Overture. ti~f''h '.s.'' N''a'f
Sthefz" FaiiiHSilaur ........ .~tFa" RISKY
ihrffs" .a.... ........,. n@hus%f
symphony. III y Minor" ".........,. FrancE
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DAWSON GLEE CLUB TuEsDay

The local group M man singers, who,
under the leadership of John X. Nun.
roe. attempt the most ambitious and
wor;h-wh hiie of choral music. known
az the Dawson Giee club. viii give
the second ri their programs this wear
Tuesday night At SIS o'clnrk, In Pierce
Hail. Fifteenth and Harvard streets
northwest. The assisting SoloIst Will
be rathreen turrico. soprano.
The program viii hc.
Ave Maria ........A AscFitssi Ia Arrahrl'
'adurBmu~ r. - Puiesif.na tll!ti- aniF
'.lesu. joy al Mans Desirtus
Bach sids5-l750t
Fbnralr With flute ohhttNHtn.t
BRING - Torch lranaette. iSahr'ia "
OH F7'nrh "artf
l." Mifas}e ,ic ST Nicholas iorratHs carut
t~oipistA Wllani n.H asst John LachoNtt6-f
Gipp Ctob
"1hh There knge' H.. 0l1 Catalan NATIVITY
Aus Meinenl GrosSea srhmeezeu
Robert Franz t1kfA1 sn,i )
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HANS kiNnt.t.k, celltst, will return
ta America necemhee 80, after a
faut, lnnnth convert tour ut Eur,.t,e
l,'>uivd IL the tntru,tuvtton at Amefi
.an tuuatV to iorrien aad,ens0s. tu'
he, the auaplSea al Eiisaheth Shusts
ri cuotldse. Air, hindier Mas ahls to
present many Works that have been
ileari al the HeFl shire Festivals and
ether mustral events slansased hS
AIRS, Coolidge, AmanN these We're
,ulnpasltiuns hy lstaeh l,aetttse aud
laeald Mr ktndles alsa save a fisst
te,(urmanpo of a anaa,a ,M piaau aa,t
,t,ita iN tasetla, With the oaanpssser al,
tho ri,ne. ami rtaNed naw fievne
aork with the rn.aposet assisting
Ills American tour hsssns teAarrew,
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EVENTS OF THE WEEK.

SUNDAY.
The Symphony Orchestra will give under
Adophc kornspan.
TUESDAY.
The York Philharmonic Orchestra WIcm Mcngclberg
will the OF three Washington this
al the National 1hcatcr, so
The Dawson Club John Director will
numbers Pierce Hail. Fifteenth and Harvard streets
Sis pm
WEDNESDAY.
English pianist will make her dbu, recital
Jacques Il,baud French vonist tho Mayhower
Evening star., 1928-01-01

w. Lerov Lewis will render the sre
ciai MUSIC nj The morning service al
the church Of the Pilgrims. held al
The MaNf'oWer Hotel, He will he &c
coinnanicd nj the piano by Regina
kiumeli
Evening star., 1928-01-01
BGUSGGlE
STUDIOS OF WASHINGTON
G.. E. COSTLOW

Teaeher at rrnoE RsrBe NSata,ha sss>l
Hsw satan Instruments, sa y \ Ave. y \
Phone North Ats2&I e<entnx~
flaae-year ehiiasen taaxat ptanss IN thelr
haMe Nv aewansptixhea Nwaax taaN Mha
has studied sAr,saa Waaes several saa~tv~~>
keasoashl~ rates. rhae~ Cwl SNsak hesw~~a
and N.es. fer tatrsS .rM.
Evening star., 1928-01-01

Teacher Of P,aRo
Cnmnlets Grate,t CsNtrses CS,sehtas se<,
Accompanying Class er Private tsstrssct1oTss
STUDIOS
staa I'VE ~. Nv tAtA Aeas"e. Ss. Ne
fhaees. Nsla ssAS> North Ssaf
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Edna Bishop Daniel
Teacher of Singing
aHpEsk ansNssNsNs

"tetre eteaaetiea WuAeat tatvsteseas~"
N&Nsl fechatC Ssagtas Art NasteaaasAse.
NaNas thesses VlsAs elsSsNe "a 1--WE y>sAesc IA
snAtaa.S, nhS NtatxS NaA phSssNs III thN N11ts
aNtaix laws ta Anhstlte4V>t N0s,<, sNs>sss tSstt
tats \, !, Ave. M Nsta %tSt
Evening star., 1928-01-01
Marine Band Programs.

TIE following programs will DE
given during the coming week at
the auditorium of the United siatek
Marine Barracks by the members of
the Marine Band Orchestra, TAYLOR
ftransoD. leader. hnd Arthur Il, WI,
comb, secuH1 leader.
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Soldiers Home Concerts.

The three usual programs for the
current, week. 10 be given by the
United States Soldiers Home Band
Orchestra. John =. NJ. zimmerman.
leader. will he presented In Stant@y
Hall. beginning AT $40 pm. and IN
clude The following selections
Tuesday.
n arch "A Deed of the Pen .s.,.'' X 1"''t
0veri"r" The Marriage "t FtEaf" ""Ha''
CbafsetsfIsiic. Within the walls "i ,.,.
ua,hnes h,,,s .pc,,Ja,aa,,,,f, Won der Meh,icn
Most fssogjte thrnes of pne'inI
Fax if"t. "ha Know .t.'st't't. " np"' ''""'
rsaIe s i''irn.' The New .",irt gh,u zmnern,ann
The Star spang!ei Banner
Thursday.
asrh cal jaime. : re'tIl, e = .,....
Overture ia forza del pes,l"o" ','for,,e
81 itstino t..-.h.. '-''.'''' '.rhan,a1 no,a1
sfnna oa"" .aiecii"" ''i,,, irom the "l,era fan.i
"'' Gosmoh
pos ,ro, Il rolf Them About You
waiiz >nag. ''fhe Hours / spend wrh ,,
Finale 'Ten Ne Latte pa,e, '.. T.. hiie-
The star NpamFiei hdh"rt.
Saturday.
9t~,ia,e 1.," sumner sr,na hlxh,. b'ram ~"i1r
-" '"''it''' M,",s 'a,li ~. ibe nne WHOM
H.. Tie Unr 80 t3r" ,.. A"hir'nau
fbj ''fs tiieit H"N'' '-..,,.. = "".h
tienta tram tn'isi"aI '"hth$ d'f
htstIste tFpttiirst Az IL ',t +'f W. '",'t
p,a i,ot .+1nsrii,ef We ~" .-.t, t"flln
"A ,Hk tHtr,' ratbftlnnF ,.tt.. f'"tFa@
Fihaio Ih"Io AHst ia f"ht"''s 'i.' ,.
'-ihc Star spanei"d i'a"nef
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iiitSS-THiBtlD RECITAL.
WEDNESDAY.

Myra Hess, one of the few woman
piani~tS who have risen To real vir-
tuoso standards Internationally. has
become renowned for her really origi
nal and vital interpretations uf music
bN the masters. She will make her
debut IN Washington Wednesday when
sf" will appear in joint recital with
that always charming artist. jacques
Thihaud. French vioinist who is II
favorite here. under the auspices of
Airs. Lawrence Townsend at the May
flower Hotel M lI.ia am.
Mr. Thihaud's accomranist will hc
Georges dc i.auSnay.
The program VIII include:
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MRS, HAMll.ToN,WOlEE

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! A.ssssss& iAs&aA B'ssssAS " !
ts3 An "a @<i - M q ~
= ssssss ~ sslssAss AAls -
Naasss tNSAAAs AyskA " y
Evening star., 1928-01-01

"Wednesday 81 sis PIN
PaFas1f HIlisite ..,........ Massenet
Osetthn "MAft1ags of Fixata Mozart
faI "AndanL GaHiabie from, itis string
a., onais' opas ~ ~ Ts''hHiaoA y .is ,
1tsnd s"eOes f'oD, Ls Eobtnie ,pu.t1Hl
Aft9ge Dpait 10 No 4 RanhmaHInu ~
tsih@ ae is,.ru 'fhs Beautiful Blue
ttaHDfs ....... hIfAnss
saIte aosf,f,etite GAu.a,tsB sketclias
j. agfI "
tsy In thp Maun,aJhs
so ~ The Village
49, tH tI,s Mua4fa,e
faF PFp'ssEtB8 al fisT s1f,iaI
Bat1afz ls8ib Jhe Haiir .,f AUHteLAWb
ths stsf -baHalttI BaBHst."
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a.asAstt AaNVF - a
kYse,Ass IN tzstss a
stAsNAe hs6S,aa<A =
"a: Z tNastS@A n SAsASAS
SNlN AA II ne
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BESSIE N. WILD

Noise cnuure. rANa ssss Asga,<A,y
St.tt,A asa Ath 81 fakaYaA tNAfk n
phoae tsesag,A SSSS
Evening star., 1928-01-01

C1Ii.I, another type ot musical pro
~ gram that has opened this sea
500 under most auspsiOus cnfdi-
tions and IL proving even more pop
ulzF than if1 previous seasons 's the
piuAicsi morning program, as az
ranged in this hf'h year ri The sefies
under the management 81 Mrs Law
st,ce Townsend, presented al the
Msyfoxer Hotel AIresdy Mary
Lewis, American soprano. and Fmilio
d~ Gogosls, eplineni baritone, and
Eratrier Harrison, British ceiIlsi, wiil'
IfeinriaI Sciiusgus. German ba'te
i,nr. have spptared iD ibe first iF.D
IroerstDs. ia response 10 maiy re-
quests for the bst oi aftIsfs 10 ap-
pear ia the remaining iour prDgrains.
Mrs Townsend aBnnnDcrs that ibey
Nall include. this Wednesday, Nyfs
Jtrss. Euyiisb pianis'. ~ local ptblif
acbut ~iall tafaHes ihibsud. French
sioiniS,. Who has been heard here
rtespousiY ~ similar sfrles; January
II. Lucte1is Eofl, the spanish 80.
rtsho Of the Metropolitan Opera 90.
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macy.
NORTHEAST.
4sh and n s.s--Bome Drug Store.
Q01 II Sic arTen's Music Store.
9Th 81. and Nd, sve.--louis F. Bradley.
18Th st ard Nd, aye.-lous Sacks,
North Capitol and Eye--Kenealy's Pharmacy.
S26 East Capitol st-E$ilow & Tate Phar-
Eas, Can and Sth sis-Bjeouss Pharmacy.
18th and East Cap. st.-Llncoln Park Phar-
ao,n $ and R / ave.-cOllins' Pharmacy.
$500 I2ih st,-Brookland Pharmacy, Brook.
9TH st and R. l. ave,-Iohn C. Bisss Phar.
270i 18th si-Donahoe's Pharmacy
SOUTHEAST.
Sni ana Pa. ave % 'Donneirs DRUG Store
9Th and Eve sis-F p welier's Pharmacy.
1lth st, and Pa ave-Fealey's Pharmacy.
19ts Nichols ave. Anacostia-Heay S Drug
Store
SOUTHWEST.
10Th ST and Va aye.-Ferhert's Pharmacy.
9Th and d sIs-Lantz's Drug Store
4 IA and L sis Columbia Pharmacy
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DEPARTMENTAL EMPLOYEES and house
wives can make $3.50 TO $500 week
extra money representing local corporation
of high character. Strong appeal Tor peopie
of moderate means One good prospect
week adds handsome sum of $50 10 your
bank account. One week only March and
April gives you SIG. 30 easy extra vaca
ton money. See advertising manager a.
once today. and get interesting details on
how you can. without previous experience.
seryIre these handsome rewards Open TO-
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SITUATION--DOMESTIC.


GIRL. colored take care of bachelor apart
mcnt or mothers helper: stay nights; city
reference nj once. lincoln 5466: .---
GIRL Coiored neat. wants general house
work In small family Go home nights.
References. Pot. 1904 ----------------.
GIRL, coiored normal school. desires work
of any kind: narhelor or small apt. prefer
red, City references. y. 1853. IL
GIRL wants part.time or all-day maid work
Can Decatur 3a1S.J
HOUSE HELPER--My reliable house helper
desires more day work or evening. Address
Box 455-E. Star office.
LAUNDRY WORK. go out or take home:
housekeeping or apartment cleaning. "l5
10th Sc.
PART-TIME WORK wanted to do. by re-
spec;shle cnlored woman good references
Phone Franklin l:i4a. -
WOMAN colorcd wants position as cook or
days work: good references. Phone Column
bln 114n. ----.--
WOMAN coIorcd. with small boy. wishes
place a. bouscw0rker for business lady;
small wages: good references. Potomac 1901 .
WOMAN colored. neat polite. place To clean
by tn day: first class; hest city referern e.
Reasonable. l73i 10th n.w.------''--
WOMAN. tolorcd. wants morning work.
CLEARING Office, rooms or apartment. Pot.
1896.
WOMAN wants work hy the day 1901
sherman ave. NV. Phone Adams It's.