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ENTPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

COMPETENT HELP furnished daily; posi-
lions open daily. Nat. Personnel Bureau,
Room oil. l405 Eye st. NV. M. 582l.
STENOGRAPHERS. BOOKKEEPERS, TYP
fists, male and female, needed to supply the
I.400 firms that use this ONCE regularly as
their employment dept. In the past hve
positions; no charge unless placed: Wash
ineton Employment Exchange. 2l4 Nat. Press
Bldg, l4th and Main 24s0.
POSITIONS Need 50 applicants tv daily
bookkeepers. clerks. salesmen. etc. Free reg
istration. Boyd's, 1888 g NV. Main 1888.
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LOT statesmen.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.


LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE, a WORTH
pertly taught at the MABELLE HONOUR
school,. Practical experience; Easy terms.
Day, evening classes. al7 14th st. NV.
IF YOU DESIRE A START IN THE COM
merical world with a vocation that is digni-
fed. pleasant employment, easy and mex
pensive try private telephone operating. Ok
ford Bldg. cor. l4th and N. Y. ave.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY; Il
OVER. West 30ss. 2i2s II ST. NV.
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. In
quire about or new method; LICENSED white
men; established 10 years. Call LIN. 81.
We teach you drafting at home in spare
time; small monthly payments. We guar
snses pSdsEsas BOX to Fray tsr M
days, sa5 Teek Another: Passed eixii1serx V
Ice stenographie examination months night
:aS :sSa so,d gay
demand. position Euaranteed. New classes
s seS f0F3 assredl.sd s sse6' wrs s asss
dHn 81 nov Phone r. slss At bTaneSes
taught by experts. Special rates; easy terms.
AVIATION SCHOOL OF AMERIcA-sUM:
night classes. Pamphlet on request. Special
rates See Mr.. Marks. Exec. Sec, 4 to $50,
z to pm. l10S 18th st. NV. 22e
MEN g. WOMEN, MAKE BIG MONEY Be
system by correspondence or residence. WIZ
8 sss street Wash D. C. Booklet Potomac
WHY NOT PREPARE FOR A POSITION IN
the Census once? We have prepared others,
esenhs Session. day y0u session.
Woods Commercial School. 81 E. Cap. st.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

cars and passengers, all points, share exp.
Travel Bureau, Sterling Hotel. Main 52S7.
WANTED one male passenger; leaving D. G.
May 26; driving to Tennessee. r. B. Mays,
Indianhead, Md.
SIX-DAY SIGHT-SEEING-Shen VAL
ley Blue Ridge Mts., Asheville, IS per day.
Boston, So; Chicago, Miami, SIS Main 5237.
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RFCOMMENDED SERVICE.


AUTO sTORAGE-3why let your car stand
on the street and be ruined when you can
Reasonably. Sheridan Garage. 2516 Q st. NV.
AUTOMOBILES Irrespective of make or age
that have been used, abused or wrecked are
mechanics 'OG and modern eduipmsnt. we
straighten. repair and touch up the nnish
Our f RaH sn and p sSs' is at
simonize is s12. and our complete refnnish
Is f es pG and aso
the corner from 24o0 18th st. NV.
AUTO PAINTING Jobs COMPLETED in 4s
finish that grows handsomer with age Proof
against rain, snow. ice. steam. soap. am.
excellent material - Prices: $50 up ~ Jos sya
ssfSRS.ds H. st. iO nv npeeatSf sss
AWNINGS Of the best meteTial and work
PhSRs District 1857 for s'ti3s's
BEDDNG..Prepare for, your Spring house
wire springs renovated and remade, Let Us
81 dnr GO now ai Sef4Fs st. the w rush ssSs
BEDDING, MATTRESSES. bog springs and
@sS Mstes. 6 G P SIS snd prompt 81
BEDDING Of all kinds renovated and steril-
lied by process approved by Health Dept,
p g Prompt service and low prices 1s I'M Ea asE
BEDDING RENOVATED springs: mattresses.
pillows: feather mat; down comforts re COY
cred Ideal Bedding CO., 622 NV. NJ 40s4
BRICK, stone, plaster and cement work
damp walls waterproofed; free estimate
Decatur 5422. stoutsenberser' 1903 list ST. - ne
CARPENTER, jobbing, repairing, remodelinR.
changes, porcheS enclosed. etc. Prices right.
Phone Decatur sew. c. L. Ford. 70.
CARPENTER--Let us save you money. We
build and rebuild anything. Call for our
price last. Adams 1894.
CARPENTER BUILDER, general remodeling
and repairing of property, garage building.
II. johnson, 1865 irving st. Col. 69l7. 26'
CARPENTER. screening. painting; any kind
work. by job or day. Call North 1891. =: e.
Gilliss. ~
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Nerer mail ORIGINAL recommendation tDhen
dnsTerino advertisements for employment
USE COPIES,
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SITUATION-WOMEN.
CONTINUED.

NURSE, undergraduate, Is years experience,
capable of taking full charge. would like to
go away with invalid for the Summer: no
objection to country; physicians reference.
Address Box SOCK, Star Office %"
STENOGRAPHER-S SECRETARY. good educa-
ton, neat in work, age %; $40 wk. North
339i-W.
WOMAN-Day's work OF any kind. by elderly
white woman; good worker. Address Box
362-X, Star office.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

OFFICE, EDITORIAL CLERK. STATISTICS,
THE civil sERVicE PREPARAToRY
SCHOOL. Sc. cor. 18th & Fn.v. Met. 6337. .
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HELP-WOMEN.

APPRENTICE wanted permanent wave shop.
1905 @ ST. NV, Joe Roesner. No phone
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SALE-AuTOMOBILES.


perfect. A demonstration will convince you
on this car. Rear 1120 18th st. NV. North
3lI2 22s
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SITUATION-DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMA1D. colored, In hotel. or bach
elor apartments to clean. p. Jones. 1900 9Th
st. NV. Apt. 3. 20"
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STOREKEEPERS. ~
II you need money, see US.
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eth FLOOR, DIST. NATL BANK BLDG.
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iIRL, over i8. neat. dependable. Apply A.
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CHEVROLET COUPE. 1926; ORIGINAL Duco
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CHEVROLET 1928 4-DOOR SEDAN-Not one
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and fully guaranteed; real bargain at
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CHRYSLER 1925 SEDAN. MODEL 58-Really
in fine condition. One Of the best buys for
1895 we have ever had; easy terms with your
car in trade. The Trew Motor Co., 1903 14th
st. NV. Decatur 1910.
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WHY NOT PREPARE FOR A POSITION IN
the, Census once? We have prepared others.
perhaps we could prepare you. l month .
evening session. so; day session. sic.
Woods Commercial School. 311 E. Cap. st.
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DELICATESSEN. stock, fixtures: 3-story
building in Columbia Heights; double garage;
remodeled.
WILSON REALTY CO.,
l036-1038 National Press Bldg. Main 7472
VARIETY STORE, rirars. candy, ice cream
st. NV. Ale
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CADILLAC and Studebaker used cars ere to
be found at greatly reduced prices at wash
ington's LARGEST newest and best used car
rs car lineup. Your car in trade. Ask for
Danny Smith; Bin st; Clair, Jim F1aher:y or
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CHRYSLER "a convertible coupe. one year
old. triplex glass, Winter front. new tires:
splendid condition. Call North 1868. 2le
CHRYsLER 50 COUPE, l928-Not year old:
kept like new; 1855. Conard Garage. 1922
Eve ct
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BANK SAVINGS DEPT.
has an interesting proposition to make 2
man OF industry and character who Will
work on the outside INTERESTING neT dep Isl,
TORS in its INSURED SAVINGS DIVISION
Gan unusual method of saving part OF
ones income) Immediate compensation n,, Mans ana
inferview. al once, Mr. BiRgs between am.
and pm, Mount Vernon Savings BANK.
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HELP-MEN.
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men Of character and ability to- sell
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ing experience preferred; references re-
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ESSEX SEDAN. 1927--Finished in light blue:
good rubber; Al mechanical condition; only
S215. Packard. 100 Kalorama I'd.
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WANTED-Men with money to purchase
small notes secured by liens from a large
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with opportunity for advancement for Young
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CHRYSLER COACHES-Two late models,
with appearance and condition of new cars.
Prices s575.00 and s725.oo; terms or trade.
sos 10th NV,
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good the day It was bought: motor has
been thoroughly reconditioned. Has bump
ers. spare tire, radiator emblem and other
extras. Don't fail to see this car IL mos.
TO ply. With an OK. that counts. Owens
Motor Co 6323 Ga ave
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only few hundred miles. This car Is offered
for the unpaid loan; price low; terms or
trade oOS 10th NV
Evening star., 1929-12-08
Trader Horn" Party Back.

THE three principals OF Trader
HoTn," with the technical stan OF
the picture, arrived back in New YORK
last Monday on the S. S. Vulcania.
Harry Carey, who has the title role;
Edwina Booth and Duncan Renaldo
spent more than seven months on loca-
ton in Africa, while a unit of 35 per-
sons, working under the supervision OF
Director w. S. Van Dyke, accompanied
the players on a 5,000-mile itinerary
through Eastern and Central Africa.
Setting out for MombaSa, on the East
Coast, the company travelled by native
conveyances, boat and rail through
Tanganyika Territory and the Uganda
Protectorate to the Lake Albert region
This is the first Hollywood expedition
to visit Africa for the purpose of max
ing a sound feature photoplay. The
total distance covered will amount to
more than $4,000 miles by the time the
company returns to the Metro Goldwyn-
Mayer studio in California. Thousands
of natives were used for sequences Of
the film and 20 tons of movie" equip
ment was transported over the entire
route,
Evening star., 1929-12-08
Aha! A New Rival.

pED hair, flaming lips, dangerous
curves! Clara Bow, Sally O'Neil'
Alice White-all the '1t" girls-and
they're lovely, live, exuberant person.
alities-the "it" girls. "It" is becom-
ing to them, for it is garbed in femi-
nine apparel. And there, too, observ-
ers say, lies the charm of Helen Twelve
trees this same Helen of the wan smile
and tantalizing wistfulness with some
sit" thrown in, who has labored and
lost and won again, for Helen has now
come into her own.
She had some real success in New
York through the channels of the
"legit." She played leading roles in
such productions as IAN American
Tragedy" "Yen," Roulette" Broad
way" Elmer Gantry" and others.
Somehow or other, whether by chance
or the subconsciouSnesS of a personality
seeking is own level she was always
identified with parts that found her
a tragic by-product of fate.
AT the moment when Edmund Gold
ing was casting around in frank despair
for the just-right woman to compile
ment Fred Scott of the silver voice in
THE Grand Parade" in walked Helen.
Demure she was. with a sensitive twist
to her smile, just enough for the canny
analyst in him to know that back of
her buoyancy and pertness there was
a secret little sorrow-her eyes had that
undecided questioning-her voice the
sweet remoteness of a CULVER. And he
hired her. as he so aptly puts it, rather
for her frame of mind than any his
trionic talent" That was it-her -Iame
OF nlind-her individuality.
And there you are Just when shin
giles and abbreviated panties and side
slapping, blues-moaning jazz babies
seem to be holding everything along
comes a little girl with a shock of
tawny hair, blue eyes, a mental twist
and soft, fluffy. feminine graces and
where are you? The stage must be
cleared, the stage of the screen, to
Evening star., 1929-12-08
Greta, Inscrutable.

This story, purporting to quote the
great Garbo herself, runs thiswise:
THE girl who never goes anywhere,
because she is never seen at parties, or
any of the social affairs of the screen
colony, is one of the facets of magma
ton that is supposed to reflect the kind
of girl am.
'The fact is" Greto is quoted as say
ing, I'D just rather stay at home. 1t
isn't that 1 think it is wrong to have
fun or anything like that, but, person
ally, 1 think staying at home is pleas
anter, more fun, if you will, than going
somewhere all dressed up and dancing
the Black Bottom. 1 have no hideous
scrupleS about doing what is done by
other girls whose youth and life are
asserted in that way. To me, pleasure
is not so much in what you do as in
where you find it."
Now if Greta really said that, any
one may easily understand precisely
what sort of girl she is, if he or she
can correctly interpret what she said
And that's that,
Evening star., 1929-12-08
Fine Irish Actor.

AN Irish actor of fine attainments and
wide reputation in England, j. M.
Kerrigan, is featured in Morton Dow
neys Pathe picture, Lucky in Love-" a
story by Gene Markey, now at the
Riaito.
Mr.. Kerrigan made his stage debut
at the Abbey Theater, Dublin, in 1908,
and played, here and there, until 1917,
when he came to New York. He was
for three years with Laurette Taylor in
Happiness" then returned to London
for an important role in John Fergu-
SON." He then came back to New York
and appeared prominently in the all
star cast of THE Rivals" with James
Powers, Francis Wilson, Macklyn Ar
buckle and others. He later supported
John Drew in "Trelawney of the Wells,
Grace George in The Road to Rome
and also appeared in Meet the Prince. .
His first appearance in motion pictures
here was in support of Marion Davies
in Little Old Few York"
Evening star., 1929-12-08

TALKING pictures are answering the
call of the great outdoors and are
to seek fame in the wide open spaces, "
where men are men and women still
wear short skirts.
One of Hollywood's largest studies,
Radio Pictures, has acquired a 100-acre
ranch" in the San Fernando Valley.
30 miles from the city, where outdoor
scenes in talking pictures will hence
forth be filmed. The tract is being
laid out with large sets" and street
scenes.
Already one corner of it has assumed
the appearance of German prison
camp covered with the deep SHOWS of a
Polish Winter. 1t is for The Case Of
Sergt. Grischa" A short distance away
a colorful South Sea Island village nes-
ties amid luxuriant foliage. Scenes for
The Fire Walker" will be filmed there.
Despite this outdoor activity, sound
stages are still vital factors in the film
ing of talkies, for it is within the con-
Evening star., 1929-12-08
Broadway's Minstrel.

A DMITTEDLY one of the most popu-
4 lar night club entertainers in New
York, Morton Downey, "Broadway's
golden-voiced tenor" who created SEN
sation in the melody picture "Syncopa-
tion," will be a screen attraction of the
week both in romance and in song.
Mr. Downey's role is that of an Irish
stable boy who loves the dainty Lady
Mary Cardigan. And how he wins her!
Throughout the picture he sings both
songs which have won him fame in the
gay night life of the metropolis and
new creations that are said to display
his beautiful voice.
The scenes of the picture are laid
both in ireland and in New York.
Evening star., 1929-12-08

RETWEEN Jealous friends, the pic
- ture producers and the press agents
it is rather difficult to get proper
line on a popular screen star. It has
always been so, even in the days when
the stage held sway and the stories OF
its stars and of the temperamental1tieS
of the operatic division used TO fairly
sparkle with sensation.
This fact is brought to special atten-
ton at this time in the exploitation of
"the glorious Greta Garbo." According
to the advance notices and rumors
afioat in screen circles, Greta is one
of those inscrutable mysteries which
any one may fathom according to mis-
Imagination and still be as near the
truth as the writer's of many of the
stories sent for publication about her.
Greta's screen presence and person.
ality Is familiar to those who have seen
her pictures, and each has his or her
own notion as to what sort of girl this
exotic screen celebrity may be. A
recent story from Hollywood, however,
seems to throw new light on an other
wise mysterious character.
Evening star., 1929-12-08

District of Columbia.
THE EARLE-13th ana e streets NV.
RIALTO-Ninth near G NV.
AMBASSADOR-18th and Col rd. NV
APOLLO-624 H street ne.
AVENUE GRAND-645 Pa. ave. &c.
CENTRAL-Ninth street.
AVALON-COnn. ave. and Mckinley.
COLONY-GeOrgia ave. and FarraRut.
HOME-1230 C street ne.
TIVOLI-14th and Park I'd. NV.
YORK-GeOrgia ave. and Quebec NV
STANTON-515 C street ne.
HAPPYLAND-1O2O 7th street NV.
Maryland and Virginia.
Observation-Disclosures. Md.
OPERA HOUSE-Leesburg, Va.
RECREATION HALL-Indian Head
Md.
REPUBLIC THEATER-AnnapoIi Md
UNIVERSAL-Shady Side, Md.
MARYLAND-Frede Md.
TOME SCHoOL-Port Deposit, Md.
MARADA-St. MichaeIs. Md.
Observation-Disclosures. Md.
MELVILLE-Sykesville. Md.
STATE-Westminste Md.
IMPERIAL-Brunswick, Md.
PALACE-FrOstburg, Md.
Clarendon, Va.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Va.
COLONIAL-Winchest Va.
| STRAND-Staunton. Va.
MASONIC-Clifton Forge, Va.
OLIVER-Crewe, Va.
Fredericksburg, Va.
Observation-Disclosures. Va
REGAL-Urbanna, Va.
TOWN HALL-Trappa ha annOCk. Va
WEISS. EmpOria, Va.
| RirZ-Chatham, Va.
| RELEE-Relee, Va.
! lNEW-WOodstOck. Va.
STRAND-Strasburg Va
NEW MARKEE-New Market, Va.
Evening star., 1929-12-08
Schooled by Gus Edwards.

7 lila LEE, one of the scintillat1ng
II actresses in sound pictures, who
will play a featured role in "All the
Kings Men" the Fulton Oursler story
soon to enter production at the R-K-O
Studios, was protege of Gus Edwards
and practically grew up behind the
footlights, playing in many New York
productions and touring the country.
She attained a prominent place in
moving pictures, left them to return
to the stage, and then went back into
the field of sound pictures. Her per-
formances in Flight" Paris Bound"
and with Richard BarthelmesS in
Drag" have given her added fame.
Evening star., 1929-12-08
Those Famous Eatons.

DEARL EATON, R-K-O dance direc-
I tor, has been rewarded for her ef-
forts in Radio Pictures Rio Rita,
Tanned Legs" THE Vagabond Lover"
and Hit the Deck" with long term
contract from William LIE Baron, vice
president in charge of production.
Miss Eaton met Mr.. LIE Baron last
Spring when he was preparing to film
the Ziegfeld extravaganza "Rio Rita, u
and convinced him she could direct the
lavish dance sequences. Upon the COM
pletion of her first assignment, she won
a six-month contract which now has
been extended three years.
Miss Eaton was formerly associated
with Charles Dillingham;, theatrical pro-
ducer, of New York in directorial
capacity. She is a dancer Of distinc-
ton
Evening star., 1929-12-08
Belle Bakers s Songs.

SONG hits sung by Belle Baker in her
- first talking picture, Song of Love" :"
at the Fox this week. are White Way
Blues "I'll Still Go on Waiting for
You" I'm Somebody's Baby Now
I'm Walking with the MoonbeamS"
and Take Everything but You"
Each of these numbers was written
especially for Miss Bakers screen debut
by a. diversified list of writer's. and each
is said to be important in developing
different bits of the character studies
for which Miss Baker is famed.
Evening star., 1929-12-08
Singing for the Talkies.

BEETHOVEN, though SO deaf he
couldn't hear note, wrote glorious
symphonies. Ramon Novarro, when he
sings in pictures at the Metro-G -Goldwyn-
Mayer studios, does something like it
for he sees his accompaniment bu:
doesn't hear it. The orchestra is in
another room, and the beats are relayed
by leader with earphones and baton
to Novarro. Separate microphones have
to blend voice and music, hence this
odd way of singing
Evening star., 1929-12-08
Directed Greta Garbo.

JACQUES FEYDER, noted French di-
country eHS was wOSe Greta s' srbos starrine m inns
film, THE Kiss" has signed long
term contract with Metro-G Goldwyn-
Mayer
THE Kiss" is an original story by
Feyder, who has directed Faces of
Children" Carmen" and Shadows cf
Fear"
Evening star., 1929-12-08
Talkies Going Outdoors.

fines of soundproof walls that all of the
interior" scenes are made, and Radio
Pictures is said to be building the largest
stage of this kind in the world.
Evening star., 1929-12-08
Next Weeks Photoplays.

Next Weeks Photoplays.
FOXAFrank Borzage's "The
River" with Mary Duncan
and Charles Farrell.
METROPOLITAN Up b.
ably Willard Mack'S "Tiger
Rose" with Lupe Velez in
the Lenore Uric role.
R-K-O. KEITH'S-(Possibly)
THE Great Gabbo," spec
tacle of song, dances and
drama, with Erich Won Stro-
helm and Betty Compson.
EARLE-"The Love Racket"
with Dorothy Mackaill, a
Vitaphone feature.
Evening star., 1929-12-08

make way for Helen Twelvetrees and
her ilk, for once more women are COM
ing into their own-as women.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-08-07
FARM BUREAU DAY AT
THE, MINI. STATE FAIR
SET FOR SEPTEMBER 9Th

Farm Bureau Day at the Minneso-
ia State Fair, Thursday, September
9Th, will be celebrated this year with
splendid program, according to an
announcement made this week by A.
J. Olson, of Renville, President Of
the Minnesota Farm Bureau Fedora
ton.
Nationally known speakers will ap-
pear on the Farm Bureau Day pro-
gram, and the entertainment features
will be unusually fine, Mr.. Olson
stated. The program will take place
in the morning and will end prompt
ly at IL o'clock noon, so that all vi
sitors may see the afternoon features
of the regular State Fair program.
Names of speakers and other de-
tails of the program will be announc-
ed next week.