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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-17
Defendant Winner in
Contract Breach Suit

Hyman Diener, Of 1922 Vermont
Ave. N. w, defendant in a breach
of contract suit for $500 brought
bv the Rubenstein Cleaning Com
pany. was exonerated today in the
District Supreme Court.
He admitted the breach but said
that the work done by the cleaning
company. who was to get his whole
sale dyeing and cleaning business,
was unsatisfactory. Attorneys New.
nyer and King represented Diener.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-17
The Judsons Entertain
Given at st. Stephens

'tThe ,Judsons Entertain, \
comedy in three acts by Edith Ellis.
was presented last night BY the
st. Stephens Dramatic Club, n 81
stephens Parish Hall, twenty.
fourth and * Streets Northwest.
The performance will be repeated
tonight.
Among those on the stage were
r. patrick Ieckey, Jean Enright,
Eliza beth Cumberland, and Earl
Griffith. The play was produced
under the direction Of Paul Graves.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-17
What's Doing;
When, Where
TODAY

Maatinx-Vincent b. Costello Post;
AMERICAN Legion, District Building
D. m r,,...nns, Gssocia.
tim. ST, Margaret Church, 3 p. M.
MeetinR--District of Columbia 4[eini
teachers Association. Burlington hotei'
Heetinr-Potomac Palisades Gardsn
and Landscape Club, 1927 Conduit ho''
Reception--Indiana State Society. New
MeetinE-w Advertising Club
Harvey yhson nz 80 c,y p Club. Lafayette
H0 Mss,,nr - George washington. Post,
American Legion, 1929 I st. n. W.
p. m. .---.---
and the allegation was made that
she had "wilfully and wickedly
contrived to deprive Mrs. Reynolds
Of her husband. The complaint
states Mrs. Vaughn had character
ized Mrs. Reynolds. as a rip.
AnuERThaEMENT
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-17
YOUTHS RUN To
AUTO THEFTS
BY International News Service

DENVER, Jan. Installing au-
tomobiles and accessories is the
most comm IN juvenile crime brought
to the attention OF the Denver juve-
nile cours, according to statistics
issued here today, and boys are by
far the main offenders.
During the past six months there
have been LA cases Of all kinds
filed against boys, while the number
o. girls facing the Juvenile court
officially was 7S. Four hundred
and two cases of infractions by boys
were investigated but no official
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-17
PHANTOM OBJECTS

Promotion OF the Presidents
physician, Mai. James F. Coupal,
to the rank OF Colonel, was blocked
in the House yesterday BY Rep.
Thomas L. BIanton. OF Texas. The
Texan said it would establish
had nrecedent
Evening star., 1928-05-03
HEAT KILLS ONE.

CHICAGO. May 3 LPl.--A mercury
top OF 81 degrees yesterday was blamed
Tor one death in Chicago. IT was the
hottest May 2 in IS years.
Temperatures of 80 degrees or higher
were general over the Middle West. the
Weather Bureau reported, adding. how
evef, that much cooler weather was the
immediate prospect.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
3LOCA[ FEATURES
ARE ON AIR TONIGHT
Attractions Broadcast Here
- tofore on Different Eve
ningS Are Concentrated.

An echo Of Child Health day. which
came with May. will be heard over the
air this evening. when DR.. Quinkiu
MeSsner. head of the dental depart
men of the United States Public Healti,
Service, goes before the microphone of
WRHF. DR.. MeSSner is the last of the
seven prominent men to take part in
the series If radio talks on the purpose
and significance OF Child Health cay.
His talk will be broadcast at O'Clock.
The final Child Health Gay radio fea-
tIre will come May 10, in the form of
q playiet by the Girl Scouts. It Will be
called Every Girl an American Beauty
Product" WRHF also will broadcast
this attraction.
The musical portion of WRHF's pro-
gram this evening will include q num-
Der Of oid-tine tunes, in addition TO
Its regular dinner concert
Three attractions Of local origin
which have been broadcast heretofore
al different periods in the week are
concentrated on the program tonight Of
WRC as s result Of he shifts III the
oroadcaSting schedule caused 10y cay
light saving time in New York City.
They are the w. B. & A. Entertainers,
the Pepco Concert Orchestra and
Dorsch's Ensemble.
A HYMN program will be presented
BY the w, B. & A. Entertainers. Earl
Carbauh, baritone, and George F. Ross,
orgsnist. viii be featured n this pro-
gram. Lead Kindly Light, Abide
With Me-" The Old Rugged Cross"
and sun Of My Soul are some of the
hvrnns 10 be broadcast.
A large group OF popular radio stars
will take part in the weekly Dodge pres
enration. Among them will be Erva
Giles. soprano: Vaughn De Leath, con-
tralto; Harry Bruer, XylophonlSt, Henry
Shope. tenor: Walter Preston, baritone,
and Ed Smalle, novelty singer.
The United States Marine Band, the
Halsey Stuart presentation. the Hoover
Sentinels and the National String
Quartet are among other WRC's attrac-
NonS.
WNEAL is featuring tonight q concert
hy the United States Army Band.
number Of other musical features also
are scheduled. These include 8 joint
recital by Rosa Pollio-Jarman, MeZzo-
soprano, and Elizabeth Gardner
Coomhs, concert pianist, and l5-n1ir-
ute program by L. z. Phillips, trom-
honist. and Ethel West, soprano and
pianis1
Evening star., 1928-05-03
RADIOS BEST OFFERINGS
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Evening star., 1928-05-03

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Yeen,iertnl Frensh n.siaod used, pk nEldAA hA
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] DO WINpow s HOUSE CLEANING.
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Evening star., 1928-05-03
EMPLOYMENT A0ENOIEs.

SOUTHERN nRnTHnNs Emplosment ssrv,
lee MIs, MULES, vpeaslanal eoun'
unless placed Washington Employment EKv
change. ala TfAnApeElailpn hlda 9TH \ ~
sTnNtla,, typ!..s. ssl.F sl.Fipal haln'
= Boyd EuRlpyWsnt Serv'oa y
Evening star., 1928-05-03

WRC-RadiO Corporation Of America
1855 MeterS-64e KiIocyeIes).
3 Hollywood Stars" by Don
Hancock
ais Manhattan Trio
3.45 pm. Seasonal Recreation by
Capt. Charles Scully.
pm.-6terling Trio and Pioneer
Quartet.
4so pm.--Jolly Bill and jill.
S m.--Waloorf- Astoria Orchestra.
5.55 pm.-Motion picture guide.
5.5s pm.-BaSe ball scores, courtesy
Of the Associated Press and The Eve
ming Star.
pm-Concert by the United States
Marine Band.
$50 pm-Dorsch's ensemble.
p.m.-Dooge presentation.
T:50 pmg--HooYer Eentinelg.
pm.--W. p. & A. entertainers.
$50 p-m.-Potonsc Electric Power
Co. Concert Orchestra.
8 Halsey-Etuart presentation.
$50 pIn.-Estional String Quartet.
10 pin,-Elumber music.
Il p.m.-Weather forecast.
Early Program Tomorrow.
Gas an.--T0weF health exercises.
7:Is aIn,--Parnassus Trio.
7.50 70 7:50 am.--cheerio.
Q ana.--Dr. Royal +. Copeland hour.
10 aml--Studlo program
1918 Radio Household Insti-
tute.
20 90 q T1.~-Etudlo program
IL rooE-OrRan recital.
/ pm.-~"An Experiment IN E.emen-
t6Yy Education" by Dr David Mitchell.
I:f5 pm -Parnass0s Trio.
2.I5 pm.~"hbout the Shops" by
GFetA Palmer
2.zo pn.--sstHdlo program.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Local Radio Entertainment
Thursday, May 3, 1928

NAA-Washington Navy Yard l4S4.S
Meters-690 Kilocycies.l
S:45 pm.-weather Bureau reports.
e:55 p.m.-Arlington time signals
1905 p.m.-Weather Bureau reports.
WRHF-American Broadcasting Co.
l322.4 Meters-93o Kilocycles.)
5:45 p.m.-The Town Crier.
6 p.m.-Child health talk, by DR..
GuinEtn Messner, head of the dental
department, United States Public Health
Service
$40 plm4-Old-tim tunes.
$50 pm-FloriSts Association pro-
gram.
s:35-7 pm.-Dinner concert.
Early Program Tomorrow.
10 am.-Household talk, By Gladys
Young.
1920 am.-Window shopping.
1925 am.-Health talk.
1880 am.-MusicaI program.
II am-Beauty talk BY Bertha
Parker.
Il:O5-l1 :30-Advertiser period.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
BOY

Willing TO learn advertising
good opportunity for the right
boy. Apply advertising depart
ment, palais Royal, {, st. at lllh,
Evening star., 1928-05-03
DISTRIBUTOR WANTED.

II interested in something new and differ.
makes friends and 10 q pleasure TO handle,
with which to build up q business Of dignity
aud pf0nt through the employment OF happy
nifty We are exclusive manufacturers of q
littie machine which 10 easerlx bought by
business people for cash ur luhthiments, II
intpres by demonstration aud sells itaelt hS
trial. lts money maker fer buyer aud
sbar s and s tr"us sayas device hs Sse,
which has been felt for many yeafa Only
manufactured since last summer, Thousands
have beeu sold IN nais hartng states, IN
elusive franchise ~ 1pen tnr this ieefitars 10
the man anallhed and ahie 10 nnanee hi.
own business Phone far apnnlntnent Me
Nrstlpr liotel Annbuuiia nnnnt sal ~
Evening star., 1928-05-03
WMAL--YYashington Radio Forum
GALS Meterx-I.240 KilOcyeles.)

WMAL--Washington Radio Forum
GALS Meters-I.24O Kiiocyeles)
SIS pm.-Thirty Club, conducted
By A. Cloyd Gil.
tbs p1n.-Concert by United States
Army Band.
ais p.m.-Musical feature.
s:35 p.m.-"The Heavens IN May"
b. Science Service.
$50 pm.-MuSic memory contest.
p.m.-Popular songs, by Carl CauL
els PM. z. Phillips, trombonist,
and Ethel West, soprano and pianist.
$50 p.m.-RoSa Polio -Jarman,
uaezzo-soprano, and Elizabeth Gardner
Coombs. pianist.
I0:l5-I0:50 pm.-Late news flashes.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
sITUATION-MALE.

YOUNG VAN, 25 years old. possession Ill. b.
degree. has seven years general business ex
perience. including settings sales organization
general Office and executive work. employed
at present but desires connection offering
bigger possibilities. preferably in the legal
field Address Box 4O5-v. star Office. a.
YOUNG MAN wishes DaFt-time work have
3 fun days a week: driving Office work. any
thing: best of local references. Address Box
Evening star., 1928-05-03
-a'-i'= ''sss@'s7 '-s---7-7a-- -''7
HELP--DOMESTIC.

CHIfDRENS NURSE or ehambermald will
luz to heln care for ehtldren city ,- refer.
css sors ssS nsnes snoss white or oo'ofea Phone
COOK and general houseworkcr. References
rsal!lred 30lS Send st. NV. Phone cleye'
COOK and gsnrrsi houseworker, &C. SO TO
West Point. n, Y: : Ia family; references.
l1.A Mass. ave. NV.
COOK and general houseworker.s Stay nights.
References. Cleye. 4t3S.
GENERAL HoUsFwoRkER. competent. re-
nights. Good vases Phone WISCONSIN S50s,
GENERAL HousEwORKER, cook. assist
ear. OF ehi,s stay D;S..n nsh', Rest refeFen:es
GENERAL HousEwoRKER, must he good
cook and thoroughly reliable stay some
nights, Apnly 9utA Que ~. NV,
GIRL, colored IN Chinese laundry. llOi
HnusFKrEpRR. White. small family: stSy
ntshts. Phone WISCONSIN aIs3, -
NURSE GIRL. white; must have. reteTcnee.
Z East ktrke At Chevy Chase, Nd. Wis
cohNh .sil ----..---.--.--------,-~~-4--
WHITE LAZY, mi,l,lie axe, o. keep house
amt laok after ehtltiren while coNple Wurk
Must he reasohahe, Apply ~ luth st, ne,
MOMAN, eolofed. experleneed reliable, NOT
over 40 for general work 10 hne apartment,
Sdis..s ses s site.vs. evs STAR I sirSs. --.
WOMAN. white, middle assd for ssnsral
asstx. fSees ~ hxatis t eis: -~'-. y ..'"'
iia& ssa :ss ::asYa ant S'e:sf' eesf after ana ].
WOMAN. white, net over 90, asalst With
stay ntEhta North TIh.
slTuATI0N--NIALE.
ACCOUNTANT viii keep ANAL Get hooka
pArt'tlme haAis. AZ lower coat, West Ssad,
ACCOUNTANT a0HKR EEFER, qualified, a0i.
si addsss. a"S Nav s,sT a.. cSilSs, fl,.o p0'''"'
AOtlkREErER wants small aet hoaka al
niaMj yerN feaaanahle, Address hax AnS,V
star office, Ws
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Gefnan, Mhulil like anN hind nisht Wark
itnn, y M phtli ~ pM, Address lsoN
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wutk Wutetreh hut Nauh tt,tlsl,er uthrF,
esvelleht isfetenUe. thonr Col. As3S
MAkiME tglNrs SENUT retired character
eArslient, highest al references " ants tss,.
all'M ot trust Adtfeas lioN iduN, star
uuica Sc
rHANMAtsls registered Noung n,aAs l.lll
or MART tine entpiaIiftehlt lOns eNpeltencat
sSeellent references Address heN dli.V,
stat office, as
SAI.FSMAN siasirea connection With raputas
hin eun9eia stNelYe years aelllpk eAnNrAnnNe
nHtlanai eaAlFAalties. AutauinttNN indNstry.s
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s!lsn snnA nIARkN spH day y. night wosAs Aas
M1NNEW WANING. house, salIink. - d.
AAhls eNleFn3 Mhbs fhVAey yINh Nee4A y 81
Evening star., 1928-05-03

TWO MEN of proven sales
ability, experienced specially or
with medical training. A per-
manent position is offered with
salary and commission. Phone
Main 593l for appointment or
address Box 221-V. Star office.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
@~-s----''-'a'----s'-'--'
PERSONAL.

The rate under heading of Personal IL
cents per line additional to the reg
uiar line rate.
Evening star., 1928-05-03

Three Statesmen to Represent a
Prominent Pennsylvania Corp.
Positions in D. @. Applicants mus, be
tho week. must have clear record and a
This IL a permanent position with immed ate
returns, consequently > lob hunter cannot
qualify. Prefer married men: must have car.
For appointment phone Main 1884. ask for
/. w. Harton, Friday. Go 4,
TRUCK DRIVER. COLORED.
To drive Fnfd truck and do general labor.
Ing work: must he willing to work hard :;
houra 60 q. salary SIS per week and
quarters, bring reference, Amply q p.m.
only, lilu I've ST. NV.
MEN~~wE HAVE THREE OPENINGS FOR
MEN COMPETENT TO LEARN SPECIALITY
SALES WORK AND VINO Will. STRIVE TO
SUCCEED H1GiIGRAnE WORK PERMA,
kENf,. WORTH WiilLE;. MgN Milsf nE
WILLING no GET ALONG ON $50 10 $40
A WEEK AT START: CAN WORK lp no
800 no Sa00 i'FR MONTH hY July lst.
ONLY MEN OF SouND REPUTATION,
CHARACTER AND HABITS CONSIDERED!
SHOULD HE THIRTY 40 FnRrS.FlNE
YEARS OF AGE PURPOSE AND lNnus.
,filaN fkEyIons sHLEs axFsfkfiEENciss: fEsstis
MARRIED MEN GIVEN PREFERENCE,
T!IkFHoNE MAIN iif0 Fok AFfoINT
Evening star., 1928-05-03

RAPEkAAN4iNa and pSiasiags speslAs
pRteea this week oatS; viii sSrsp~, <aks apa
paper average slsa ESooA, -, Ne also sRS
elals1e In pAlntng. psAatsgiaS. pFseSs very
t0ws Al WoFk Suaea0teSd Va NSStsaks ssts
atAteg Tree Of eaSFgSt sash or tsgtass fsN
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Evening star., 1928-05-03

FArERt<G. PAINTING, hisest csstsgsS1s Sa1
wRrknlsnshla ktODsS ncan1ed ~ ans FAtS>
al - 80 up, New eStteFHs- A vsar q e9S
Evening star., 1928-05-03
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY
With Mechanical Engineering

wanted for Massachusetts, corporation
patent department 90 write spec neationH on
machine eases Address Rax JaA-Y Star
oiffee. giving fun particulars.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORY
SALESMAN.

For District of Columbia. 100 per cent
nroft. Act quickly. Cali 1923 9TH st. NV.
EriHaV nft r'IInclr
Evening star., 1928-05-03

fAfEkiNts, tatWtiAS FVNRss paissre<k - an,
painting st lowest RFfeeS. skslsSS nSSasntes,
10 Yeats satisfactory serVtVe Me3 hsSNNAs-
lag Eless "a, l3e,, st0a y nv W. S4a>
FAhEkhA Nc t<es-~eRuNNss tSnegeG ~ sa6
no estimates sWrptShetfs wVTk ENaFanseSS
4 Z Geegse sts9 tStA VI awv Ana
Evening star., 1928-05-03

PAINTING. interior and exterior; al wo-S
guar ranteeds estimates cAsNrtuiN g1Vsw. 3
MAlkNFeAn NStA - ct AANCsN1a se4F,
Evening star., 1928-05-03
WANTED--SALESMEN.

SALESMAN--One who is ambitious and
needs to make money. Experience not
sential. Must have good references, person
ality and willing to work. See Mr.. Proctor,
Wisconsin Motor Co.. 2lO7 Penna. ave. NV,
hei Wenn q and II a m
Evening star., 1928-05-03

LAWN MOWERS shSFgSsne0 Sa6 FSpSgFeNa,
new and used mowers Tor S2ies haFsas@.
Your OH mower Ia trade Lawn rollers fNT
rent. Delivery service. 9l7 lita 81 n "a
Evening star., 1928-05-03
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

COUPLE. colOred, woman as cook, man as
Falls Church u As
Evening star., 1928-05-03
GEO. W. I.INKINs.
i~3f lie sales 1T
RECOMNENDED SERVICE

BEDDING. mattresses renovated. springs ra-
paired: special low prices now. Columbia
Bedding 90. il5 st. NV. Main 55es.
Evening star., 1928-12-14
CLINIC BUILDING
REHEAR|NG ASKED
Court Hears Boards Re-
fusaI Based on Recommen-
dationS at Private Meeting.

Asserting that the zoning Commits
sion considers in private conference re-
ports from various local organizations
after a public hearing at which there
has been no opposition and on such
recommendations refuses applications
for rezoning, the Columbia Medical
Building Corporation today asked the
District Supreme Court for a mandamus
to compel the commission to grant a
rehearing on building proposal.
"A public hearing should develop all
opposition" said former District Com
missioner Frederick A. Fenning,. VINO
appears as counsel for the petitioner,
"and the commission should not con.
slider reports from organizations OF
which the applicant has not knowledge:
If it is a public hearing. let it be all
in public"
Justice Stafford, to whom the petition
was presented, signed rule on the five
members of the Zoning Commission to
show cause December 81 why the writ
Evening star., 1928-12-14
.LEHLDACH STARTS
PAY BILL MEETINGS
Budget Officials Study u. S.
Salary Structure With
Legislator.

Conferences with Gen. Lord and other
budget oficials, with the Personnel
Classification Board and with William
C. McReynolds, who is making COM
prehensive study of the field service to
report to Congress on a permanent
businesslike pay structure for Govern
ment employees. were started this after
noon by Chairman Lehlbach of the
House civil service committee.
These conferences are in pursuance of
Mr.. Lehlbach's program of seeking all
possible information to guide him in
writing a new bill to be introduced
within the next few days for the relief
Of those who did not benefit under the
WEIGH pay bill as Congress intended
they should benefit.
The conferences which started this
afternoon are expected to conclude Mr..
Lehlbach's intensive study and will
probably help him in making clarifying
and corrective legislation which will be
in harmony with the report of the Per-
Sonnel Classification Board, which is to
be rendered to Congress soon after
January /.
A particular feature which Mr. Lehl-
bach will discuss with Gen. Lord Is re-
garding the amount of appropriations
recommended by the budget to conform
with the provision in the appropriation
bills limiting the salaries to the average
for the grade.
With the Personnel Classification
Board Mr.. Lehlbach will discuss the
increases made under the decision of
Controller General McCarl by which
certain bureau chiefs and other higher
officials receive larger increases than
they were expected to get under the
Welch act.
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of mandamus should not be issued

of mandamus should not be issued
against them.
The Columbia Medical Building Cor
poration, composed Of o number Of To-
cal physicians, is erecting building for
Offices of doctors and dentists at Nine
teenth and / streets. 1t applied to the
Zoning Commission for permission to
increase the height of the building from
90 to 10 feet. A public hearing was
fixed at which there was no opposition
the court is advised, but the commits
sion at a private conference is said to
have considered reports of coming COM
mittees of the washington Board Of
Trade the Real Estate Board, the OPP
erative Builders Association and the
Washington Chapter Of the American
Institute Of Architects and announced
its decision to deny the application.
When counsel learned of the hearing Of
the outside testimony, of which the COM
pany reputedly was not advised. he
asked for rehearing, but was answered
by the commission in letter that 1t did
not deem it wise to grant the request.
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HITS RULE ON LIGHTING.

In the apartment OF E. G. Riegel,
lighted only by a Pickering candle, the
Consumers Guild of Washington was
formally Incorporated and its charter
adopted last night. Members explained
that there were no gas or electric lights
because guild members have refused to
pay service deposit and the gas and
electric companies will not give any
service unless the deposit has been paid.
Members of the guild will appear be-
fore the Public Utilities Commission at
public hearing on December 10 to pro-
test the deposit requirement.
Evening star., 1928-12-14
|E. n. De GRO0T TO HEAD
CENTRAL UNION MISSION
Was Unanimously Chosen Presi-
dent of Board of Directors.
Other Officers Elected.

The Central Union Mission, 6l3 c
street, has elected unanimously E. H.
De Groot, Interstate Commerce Com
mission. president of the board of di-
rectors for the coming year. The other
officers selected are James Trimble, vice
president; Jackson A. Winner, treas
urer, and Austin NJ Cooper, secretary
and assistant treasurer.
The recent appointees to the Minis
terial Council of the mission by the
Baptist Church are Rev Charles Berry
Austin, pastor of the West Washington
Baptist Church; Rev H. j. Smith, pas
tor of the Petworth Baptist Church,
and Rev. j. Hillman Hollister, pastor
Of the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church representing his denomination.
Mr.. De Groot expressed the need of
a greater response to the mission ap-
peal for funds by the public due to
the increase in calls during the past
year for aid. Plans for the yearly
request for Christmas contributions
were approved by the board and will
be mailed this week.