Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1922, Page 21

' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0, TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1922 ' ' an Y RADIO RALF— i BY JACK WILSON. - Capyright, TTX. by The MxClure Rewwpeper Dyndbests. GO wasH “ouR FACE ! THE RIGHT SIDE IS NOW CLEAN " FOR -LAN'SAKES - DoNT TELY . ' THE ELECTRIC| |5y TRAIN BEATS THE RADIO TODAY Complete Programs of Radio = gz:;;"g' :Erxl‘li: Broadeasting Stations. —'T NEVED SAW SUCH A. BUTA:H:r L\E:Ts :r::?:s AS PIRTY, ME YOU WASHED! — YHE LEFT SUMPING WILD-CAYS"! d S L LT NAA—Naval Radio Station, Kadio, Va. DIRTY FACE!! i - g \MNN i SIDE HASNT BEEN. TOUCHED \‘ET! ~1 WASHED THE SAME YOUR CEAMERA | 54 to9 am—Live stock recelpts; live stock markets. GIVES YOU DERECT |- N fore Fennssivania, New Jersey, Maryland, the District of PICTURES=AND |coiumbia, North and South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Missi: IBETTER. PACTURES | V15 ni Bt or 5360 meters _wl!uo“' Fll"s. 5.éonzgn:iz:bleterolnsicll report on 5 to 11:20 am.—Hog BT’S A HEW CHAP= |chicigo and St Louis. 0 to 11:40 am.—Fruit and veg- TERIN PHOTOGRA= | “oc i Wenai: weather report and ship orders on 2,650 meters. PHY. MODERNEZE | !0 to 2% pm—Frut and vege- table markets. YOUR CAMERA THE | ...\ * Pm—Closins v stock DIREX WAY. TN 15 b Hay and teea mag- 3 Im.—Weather report. ek _ :30 to 6 p.m.—Daily marketgram. One-day finishing service 10 p.m.—Time n‘nn{; wen(he§ re- Leave rolls with any DIREX dealer | it ShiP orders: 2,650' meters. . press news on| Sk e el Crior 5 | 2,650 meter: chestra; the Town »:{;L::.'n,‘“rfhridnl coRN L|QUOR IN MILK = ‘.. ‘ sive TWICE !! . POSITYPE CORPO! E he D. Mont flexible strip, the mirror having rela-|by or be in tune with the received Sxcept wher . Montgomery, iy RATION 5 ncept where noted, sending is CW | by yn " eApri] stasy’ Frank tively high mass or inertia compared |electrical oscillations the period of of AMERICA q B . tenor 0 Sora Moy “sother | BOTTL! ROVES SNARE R I to the force required to flex the strip. {the reed must be adjusted to be equal = WYX—Post Office Department. Machree.” i The reed is preferably of thin, highly |to the perlod of the electrical oscilla~ 0 et SE NN s am—Weather report for 'the e TO THREE IN MARYLAND 2, ’ resilient material to provide very low };fl’fd]u_”j; pibiatipn rute oL tie oot bttt M District of Columbla. Pennsyivania | WGI—American Radio and Rexenrch | g cciul Dispatch to The Star. No. 56.—Whole World Contributes Radio Ideas. damping force, and at least near its |8 BIIUSIRG DY FAEE R e s = Vs paag.SvicginiaiendsWest | icerpavation; Madtara Millside e ROCKVILLE, Md., July 18— lower end must comprise MAgnelic|po s and when its rate of vibration 10:30 a.m.—Marketgram (fruit and :::o'r"":—nefifl::rn;:e"fl«r»’-::: Cory lluonfalaixibuted Inintntiant i Em«rn‘ Mechanieally Vibrated. Is ol XEBialer 0T (e rabelved Elec cota > vart_milk bottles labeled c . trical oscillations the reed responds wl.-:’e ‘-me;)l-"u" all.l:‘oo 5";"‘"&;! m. —cw |, 11 am—Oficial weather forecast| or milk. is the "lmcdn h‘-lm:are?fl BY WALLACE JEPSON. nected to any radio receiver in lleul A source of light is arranged to di- |::“:‘ucr‘|wnlrllla‘(’:‘«:nfi. g When rw:umn. { marketgram telegrams on 1,930 me- | foF, New Encland. Montgoniery county bootlegger. That all cormers of the civilized|0T the usual telephone Ly means of:rect an incident ray of light on to]ception is used. the number of beals ters. 2:55 p.m.—Music. Receiving infermation that milk the leads, The device may be used |the mirror through the lens. The re-[can be adjusted as to be of the or I p.m.—Wholesale dairy report on| 3 P:-m—Current avents. not the only liquid dellvered _|810be are contributing to the Perfec | yin damped wave receivers or with |flected ray is reficcted through the of the rate of vibration of the 160 meters by radiophone. - Music and lk certain milk route in the~ |tion of the radio telephone is proved |uyndamped wave reccivers, such as|lens on to a strip of sensitive photo- | The reed device is of extreme sensi- | '7:30 and § p.m.—Market report on ;20D M Bedtine s ncighborhood, Sheriff |conclusively by the bureau of patents |the batalodyne or beat receivers for |graphic paper. Upon reception ofjtiveness and not affcted Lo uny extent 11,150 meters by radiophone Twins' Birthday Present A Mexley and Chief of Po- | Cyeou Doc After glancing [Making a permanent record of the|signal oscillations by the recelver|by static excitations. | '9:50 p.m.—Weather report Congregationalist) read by M T. Cooley, with sev- ARt lugton, (D o SO tLeTs signal reccived. ithe reed is mechanically vibrated in| Each day brings its quota of new i Gow. of their deputics, selected |Over the documents al that depPart-| mue coil is mounted upon one pole!correspondence with the oscillations.finventions, and with the brains ot world concentrated upbn make an investigation. !ment one is impressed with the wide of the permanent magnet. A reed i8{which cause a deflcction of the mirror | the enti tion Through Mov- : due to change of magnetic|the jmprovement of radio telgphony WEAS—The Hecht Co. (360 Meters).| § pm-— | “5to = - ctern).| ing Pictures,” Prof. Turner, de principal roads near . & o e i the other pole(and ra h C t ‘ra;o‘rls‘ o:m-—Muslc; retall mews and) partment . of bidio 0 Cpublic) Bachom dieyaneipli o0y Q0 ot necoc sl oliuyeniion. Y 0N ’.‘.r”;‘i.'f.?ni‘l', o O e o hdjacent | fux between reed and magnet. The|the fascinating new scientific art EW reionne Realth. Massachusetis Institute of | tridok and an inspection of its |the grat cosmopolitan centers of theiy, “thy pole on which the coil 18|sensitive strip is mounted on roils|should soon approach a state of per- — Technology. : contents diselused many bottles of | world and the smallest hamlets come [mounted. A mirror is suspended from | which are driven by clockwork, Tection. milk and about three gallons of |,jeag which aré rapidly perfecting e free end of r In order that reed may be vibrated (Coprright, 1 1 ocorn T sky in pint and guart bot- They arrested Lester Polen ofradio telephony. i Z CO d tl'l | WPM—Thomas J. Williams, Inc. (360| 8:15 pm.—Irene McNulty, vers an e i Metern). traito, accompanied hy Rose M. | Maria” (Gounod), “Danny th : . i 12 noon.—Chi « lihe: 3 RIGHT Paint ! Church. Rimes: SCovEDiphanX|moy Ceatherly), -Smilin Thus’| and” Fred Keith, who were fn | Very recently Marius C. A. Latour - i 12:30 p.m—News items; reports on | (Penn). chasge of the truck>and upon in- (of Paris. France, patented an inven- et bonel stolen automobile S0 pm.—Oxford Trio, J. Meaney,| lurmniiion of the two luer plal'l |tion relating Lo the vacuum tubesand | « Rat iR = baritone; James Corre Foster Oden under arrest. All |to transformers associated with them. wero e Tonadoa arged with violating 1 His gevice is deslgned to make lamps w of the county |more effective and to eliminate ob- by having intoxicating liquor in |jectionable tube noises. This means shoddy ugli- [| | gy : iETimds pOo - N—National ward la T planist Hacs stistine beauly i e matitate (30 T orginy c Tumbling Down, Fan Cpmfort hoice of paint is_as im- e e } : ,_:.‘i”g e | 6:30 to 7 p.m.—Radio spark code. thely nossession with the intention |a most important step forward or the | | WHE — Westinghouse, Springield,| pfocWnE 1L, and charges of selling | great sclence, for if radio telephone | « _ Dpany (300 Meters). Mnns. (360 Meters—Eastern Day-, e e nooibrer | 1s ifoibe oL imucticali value messdges el | 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.—Base ball sco light-Saving Time — Deduct One e il Y i must necessarily come in free from ° need. . help antiounced ang ther Cllosing . oot FHout) o et eir appedrance In ) jnterference. A e following pro- - © police court here for trial. Raymond A. Heising of East Orange, ln e u choose paint suited to | gram of musi 30 pm—_Base ball scores; bed- N. J.. has combined transmitting and —_— x v — Loo ark = recciving apparatus so that the an-i | SRR wg‘t‘\_e: :45 p.m.—Lecture and market re. i 3 henna or aerial may be connected e e et e e B ot e e " TR e iy Tranamit the TLake of Genes “Carmen.” | bhll scores. B s Us l aired SNrhila oneimay, Aran L \ “Aeoliun Symphony Our New Factory vour individual purpose. Dance” (“Anitra’s Dance™), “Invita- | time stories for children ; ] tion to the Dance,” Inl Paint consultation free at Sheik D : Stk ining koom ; “Roses From the South. “Aeolian — \ ar receive. . ‘mr:lhun_\' Dance” (“II Trovatore”), | wGR—Federal Telephone and T y also includes a means to eliminate E Good-bye, Shanghal,” ungarian = D Y ffalo, N. Y.| APMORSHIELDBAINT | | 530 Seorsin Rose Protude. | Fabern “Bhstieniimring Tiine CORFORATION Eae " = | Deduct One Hour). I | WIJH—White and Boyer Company (360 transmitting system is being oper- ated—that is, signals sent out by the transmitter are prevented from actu- FOOD tastes better and is digested more easily when caten in comfort. side tone in the receiver when the 2% s : Noon—Weather and market reports, D iol ivatam atdthe { Mcters). i meters me station. The new device covers ]m::’:(:“lm::"g Dfrgr—i:w;:;rfl::‘e r:;:ir:; 30 p‘ —\\'nal!;er and market re»: :ann smitter that has ;.hgeneramr o d aid slan : orts ( meters). . : . 14 5 cceiver with meaj s AreE ald instraction for ' aceidents; | POt (183 meters), eores: neauime | Will Seek, in Special Plane, |20 i the stas tone and a ke G-E Fans keep flics away and aid ven: program of music tories for ehildren; digest of da il 1ay f ting the tran 08 - stories for ¢ i digel y's 1 ay connecting the 1ot . 1 i 5:30 to 6 p.m—Dinner hour music. (360 meters) | to Cross From Ocean to |mitier disconnecting the receiver, ‘or tilation besides creating a cooling breeze. arkidd pm—Special weekly program | "'15 pm.~Concert by Fedem! Tele- | | Vice versa, and relays for controlling . 5 ne of s Felan S S daag ey e 3 = i SSE: | Gannon, a5 follows: Cuickering Am: | Bigne,and Telesraph Company (3¢ Ocean With One St the oscillator and side Tone. all oper A fan in the home in summer is as essen- { pice reproducing piano. Etude, “Tab- 5 . € Sl0p. jated by the key . s - [ieaw’ " (ack maninom). plavea "by ! The Photegraphic Device. tial as a furnace in winter and much less WWZ—Wanamaker's, New York eIty | iy tha Associnted Press. R 80 s Rt ]S hotographic receiving appa- bt Savin *:-'.5.7._:5.'17.'.-'.'1,...'7:,’,!.,‘.'." { N ANTONIO, Tex. July 15.—|ratus o device for recording signals Love Sends a Little Gift or| Savimk Wime o 1. | Crossing the American continent in|received by radio. is the contributfon (Openshaw): played by George | 1:15 to 2:15 pm—dusie and chil- | 5 E, h, e e Dy ™ miver of Belort. Wis.| “Stumbling” _ (Confrey). | dren‘s stories. b > “XINE OnlY . he apparatus drawing may be con- Rachmaninoft; “Thy Beaming Eye (MacDowell), played by O. H. Bow- costly. Why deny your family thiscomfort? A Product of Herbert Clair: “War Mareh 4 one intermecdiate stop will be at = ts from Athalia” (Men-| WGY—General Elcetrie Compand, | tempted Ly Licut. James H. D ——————— El CO The Boy and: the Sird i e eneral Electric mpany Schnectady, N. Y. (360 Meters—|,r Keliy Field about August S, he atern Standard Time). , | announced today. Doolittle will hop RADIO-CONTROLLED TANK dialogue, “Just Kids.,” Miss Ruth 12:30 p.m—Early stock market e 3 per and Miss Agnes Walter, O'Con- | o (5250 B | off at Kelly Field on the morning of \ g;;:,‘:*c{';fl..,"n’au*;’éfi’,"“{‘;",' oE"fI_‘:fls P mo—Produce and stock market | August 4 for Jacksonville, Fla., and NEXT SCIENCE MARVEL 99,)' Berceuse” [_,a'm,y“).BMr. Gu“e|:‘l\:(;‘:nllons. base ball results, news!a few days later will begin a dash ) - Zobley, cellist, Mrs. Amelia Olmstead | \'5T5s SRR 3 from the Atlantic coast to San Diego, m-vom‘nsanyl;w. .;‘D“C,ng Dolls Ga 7:45 p.m.—C\-nin rt program. Calif., traveling in a specially buglft Efforts to produce radio-controlled Get one (odfi_v at the P Votte (Sereavy. the Lorent Family cr. S tanks appear to be the very latest Ga anks appea nearest G-E dealer’s chestra; “Solitude” (Lake), cornet| WSB—Atlantn, Gn. (143 Metern) Authority for the flight was grant- z Sl 0% Master B H. Totene: “Jubfies | 12 noon.—Weather report and sum- | eq fast week b the chief of o nt-|atep in government radio mc;‘rk frog Overture” (Lake), the Lorenz Family | mary for cotton states. and since that time a new |the Army and probably for the Ma- Buy From Your Local Dealer . the Lorenz Family orches-| E orche: ‘Good Morning, Brother 2:30 p.m.—Closing market quota B placed und con- | rine Corps materiel. To date no defi- o ~ 3 . Sunshine’ (Liza Lehman), “Ah. "Tis a | tions and government revorts (o | Struction here It will be of a one- |nite plan has been evolved by e L‘Imk for Iflle G-YE F‘; ?'Spll)’h“‘ “‘;w'"d."“'"_ ream” (Hawley), “The Wind Song”| 5 p.m.—Reports, news and music|man type, with gas capacity of 27 . t in Your Neighborhood—Patronize Him (Rogers), “Thank God for a Garden" ! (360 meters). ona. and will have on oif tank of | engineering experts, but after the There Is a Dealer in e > (Del Riego), Miss Marie Koontz, con. [ 7 p.m.—Music (360 meters). | twenty-four gallons’ capacity. Navy subcessfully operated the Towa ; e | tralto, Mra. Ka.t‘herlnecl‘loeck;’ler Cul™] 10:45 to )u:.w p.m.—Late concert! The only stop will be made at San |by radio control, the leading scien- Washington Distributors {len, accompanying: “Carry- Me Back | (360 meters). Antonio at daybreak for replenishing (o, - to-con- | to ‘Old Virginia,” Tell Me Not of a [ fuel ‘supply following the all-night | Liote ot the Army belleve fadio-con e J {Lovely Lass” Southern Quartet. di- from Jucksomville After a]'Toued tanks are & cor o ight or e u om an rection of Mr. C. W. O'Connor; “Ind! SIENo e s G : oday _on K et (etilor): e oo MRS. TROTTER DENIES gain ke top here, Doolittle will |ten Army tanks has a riito transmit- - in efforts to .= | Concerto Dmin” (Wienlawsky), “At reach the Pacific coast befo: ting and recelving set, enabling thisg ;Dawning” (Cadman), *Mr. = Baniel VISION CAUSED SUIT | "Ncariy a ton of fuel will be car- | leading or ‘controt tank to keep 'n 1328-30 New York Avenue | Chwalow. violinist, Mrs. Ameli - ‘ or: e el < < = s v s con- - melia Olm. ried. or enough to make a_twelve- | (086, JOTG FONC I inicate by sig- | stea companying; duet, “Sw: ig] Vi tead, —ai panying; duet, “Sweet hour flight without stop. The ship ! ZPAREC PG B2 110 we in battle. SuCh‘T HE HUMAN SIDE OF BANKIN G: No 91 Adalr,” “Medley of South,” h = 5. * v veig 7 2 Snet, dinetion of Motk \SOBtern | g oangelist Pushed Pillow in Her | ‘Wil welsh about 4700 tons, or 1200 | emcient laison would be a tremen- | jnor; “Morning” (Speaks), “Bird of k 2 !dous step in military science, as the | Love Divine” (Wood), “Love in My Face at Bedside, She SEape dememaie tanks could also serve as message { Heart” (Woodman), Mrs. C. C. Mc- Testifies. centers for the infantry troops as { Donnell, soprano, Mrs. Katherine MORE NEWS BY RADIO. |well as spot artillery fire and keep { Floeckher Cullen companying. o " h ters posted as to the posi- i S¢companying. GRAND RAPIDS,, Mich., July 1!*-7, Not to be outdone in radio activities u?ndg'r”n’;ae advance lines. Before the ntenance { by the Agriculutral, Post Office, Com- | year is out, it is belleved that all pe Army tanks will be equipped with | Waz—went .| Testifying in_her separate ma | (360 Meters — Eastern” Daylight-|suit against Melvin E. Trotter, well [ merce and other civil departments, | L | Saving Time—Deduct One Hour). |yknown evangelist, Mr e Y 3 5 Vixih Icating outfits and that| Lottie M. Trot- | Secretary Davis has decided that it |Fadio commun . 3 o s will also have tanks 9 am.—Agricultural reports and e ihe charwes of incon. |Would be a good scheme to get the|the Marine Corps wi I ptices as relossed by New Fork, New | [k dcuied that the chacges of ies Labor Department on_the radio map |€quipped with radio. ' AL the reccnt | Derscy ‘and foderal bureaus: program | stancy brought against her husband {ang tell the world what it is doing.|mancuvers at Gettysburg the ma- t i « a vl " as ged | To th d he has 11y as| rines used some Army tanks, one of of music. were based upon a “vision™ as alleged | To this en has officially asked the | FiRes used ZoIs Crmy o auipped T 10 a.m—Program of music; Duo-|by Trotter. {Navy Department to aid in the broad- | ¥ 3 Art recital. The charge that Trotter was the jcasting of activities relating to immi- | With radio. ) Noono Agricultural reports: weath- | tather of & il born to his private | gration quotas, Inbor arbitration, em- | While the method of the radio = er forecast: progeam of music: Buo- | aorciary, Miss Florence Moody, was |ployment and child labor, as well as |control of the battleship Towa by the 1 ea ATt recital e irs. Trotter testiffd, upon a |other oficial business. onlo ast sumine: during the bomb- e ancients p ace gl‘ t stress 2:15 to 1 p.m.—Standard time sig- | confession they made to her at a meet- guarded and the details of radio- 2 nals from Arlington. ing in the Trotter home. = e o masic § 3 O rott controlled automobiles have never d ¥ l ‘h ld A b rogram of music. he?',‘abeg;fd:m:ne‘ :il;htmm"s:;;::“r;h;: | BUS'NESS TOUR PLANNED- Z’,‘,,'.‘ym:‘i'ini'né'h:!fe;ff‘m :‘235 On rewal‘ . e O ra lal’lS 1919, seized her by the arms and told Base ball scores: women's | her she must stop talking about him. | Cotrespondence of the Assoclated Press. essary principles well in hand and et SELanE ey ¥ talking about Wim. .| TOK1O, June 25—A party of!that the first radio-controlled tank h 3 d e Base "botl ‘stovesr pevaram | ane e L nen he o0k 1 piliow | business ‘men, similar to that which|will be christened before many t Oug t it as Important to rewar of music e omada Jt down on my face, and | Visited America and Europe last vear, months are passed: then American Wil leava Yokohama for Seattle on |forces, if they are forced to take the | lufar"?;vg::lh;;o:'::‘"gr.gtxc.‘;‘l:., ?;:‘,;,,;‘3;‘;,"5"‘" You'have’ toitalk or (dle, the steamer President McKinley July |fleld against an armed enemy. will Virtue as it was to punigh Crime M Man 1n the Moon Stories” 25 en route to Brazil and Argentifia. | have a modern and herctofore un- 5 n Stor The hearing Is expected to continue | 7o ®U PRSI "o from New York |tried military weapon using no per- Richard L. Bach of the Metropolitan August 19 and will visit the centen- | sonnel. During the world war the Museum of Art. » | ! nial exposition at Rio de Janeiro and | tanks used did not even have radio then proceed to Buenos Aires for the |communication, but signaled visually S e et sopcamo.™*°| GLORIA OUT OF CASE. | {hsughration of the president OF Teportell by messengers or runners. There were rewards for this, re- 7= s 7:30 p.m.—"Art in Industry,” by |at least another fortnight. ledpr Program of music by Jane i rey. contralto. 2 Tells T0-42 to 11 p.m.—Arlington time} SO Her Mother’s Attorney 1 nr A R e Court ‘in Will Suit. ! wards for that, and rewards for the 11:01 p.m.—Weather forecast. : LOS ANGELES, Calif, July ]X.—! KDKA—Westinghouse, East Pitts-:Gloria Swanson “does not enter into! other thing. N\, A 0 burgh (360 Meters—Eastern Stand- | this case In any degree,” counsel for | - 1) . i ATl ard Time). * - the defense told the jury hearing the -m es? S i | 9 to 9:15 a.m.—Music. contest over the will of Matthew P. % ey . JJJHJ L 11:30 a.m. = noonTfiHm < Eu!r‘:w. txh:le m‘;:’;h‘&r&t, \\"lu() left lhi;e z A Y . i 3 2:30 p.m.—Results o eague base | bulk of his ,000 ' estate to his ball gnpmes by innings. widow, the mother of the film ac- But WE moderns belleve 1in the Weekly dress talk; base | tress. . ; theatrical features. Allegations were made by Burns' 6:15 p.m.—Special address or popu- ; relatives that Miss Swanson had con- J. E. Dyer & Co. ||t v refSNES (kM swanion had o Dr. Berman AND 6:45 p.m.—-svednl news; govern- | Burns’ marriage to the latter and a = ment market reports; summary of | will in her favor. ¥ . 5 = = ? / will tell you < ‘old copy book axiom---‘Virtue is : its own reward.” : New York Stock Exchange; weather M. E. Horton, Inc. [|=ree ™ 0 T maustey | 7 p.m— : ; ’ Dr. Gol . ] pistrvutors 1n Washington || i5sms ot or T eseti' | ADVERTISIN If you suspect the slightest i children. : ewspaper; Magazine; Direct Mail defect in your vision, don’t It certainly is when it comes to : & 8 to 9 p.fi:l.—‘f‘our Mu‘lllfll Maids® P lled ¢ W C ¥, s supp! of F.S. Harper, Inc. | 5 T3 s Bl R BT P R e ; . Alexmdrta, Vi = e s : - clse guess atit. KNOW THE - the saving habit. KYW-—Westinghouse, Chicago (360 night Duplicating de- e el Thmak T Natiommd, Pabli o 3 TRUTH—and get relief. Dr. (325 *m—Opening market quota- ettt BubG S i L B ke fronde sl tad b 10 a.m.—Market quotations, and on a Capi- . Berman s . e T T s ' guess. He has the training to Make sure of y y tion 15 p.m.—News and market re- opening up that savings account enable him to make a correct ports. I\ Ne v P - o e 3 pm—American and National ||| Beg. U.8. Pat. OF. Warlitzer Bids. . diagnosis. He understands 5 Leagua base ball team line-ups; prog- — A A Liniment B SR SR Parisian S s M ey aid W i with us today. x 16 p.m—News, market and stock " tions. ows what to « % Wi mee e || Papisian Sage ton.Ho knows what to o || , cial and base ball reports. 3 z to give you the relief you seek. . - a5 pan—Base ball report; entl- ||| Will Save Your Hair ; : : ' J N 8 to 9 p.m.—Program of musio. If your halr is coming out and SPECIAL FOR NO CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION < 9 p.m.—News and sports. causing you worry go to your THIS WEEK. Come te. our office and let us L 305 pm—Spectal fostures s an- ||| SUEEIEL, 10807, 1S Meut uotignts " 2 ot : - e e X ful and resultcul hatr invigorator $5.00 and $6.00 Every ' equipmen m S WWJ—The Detroit News n e land. (380 Meters). = Save your hair while you have SHELL FRAME ance; 3 ! After & hard match—soremuscles, 9:30 a.1h—“Tonights Disner” and & || oo Fn a0 1orrian Sage wii GLASSES been & revelation to thom- ~ N.E.Cor.9 2 A rien. Aooiy @ lttle Bloan n do it and Blso banish every sign for. : Jaia wrist) Svoly A Metie flsane special talk by the woman's editor. of dandruff, stop your scalp from of’fo"t‘ the trates. Then enioy quick reliel. N repuoed sy, ||| tghing; and make your hair beau- 9 918 F S t N.W. ¢ ite Th ai =7 tiful and luxurian F free fll Loptrips ooty l;,' S a.m.—Time. Parisian Sage does not change Fls‘ HER S : 0 _'. 7 / Peoples Drus Stores aell lots of it 5 : Jewelers and Opticians, back,” soothed and refreshed. | the natural color of the hair. and gusrintes money back if not Remember the Name and Address aRed—Advertisement.. B : = = Bank 5 andMass.Ave s Public Libr: .m.—Spert resulta. - 0 p.m.—The Detrol! t News Or-