Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1923, Page 16

36 ' THE EVENING STAR, - WASHINGTON, ‘D. €., MONDAY, JANUARY 8, '1923. A R — At the Bottom of the Ladder. 2 —By Kessler THE WORLD ¢ - < A number of replies to the question- i A L M A N A C naire prepared by the Washington Neow, | GoT Ve ! ) Radlo Broadcasters’ Assoclation, A v! WWG PAQCALF’— which was published in the “Local 4 et = Radlo Gossip” column in The Star Dw@ New Edition Just out, anc vesterday, were received today by the ‘UALL 1t T A‘NT better than ever. radio editor. They w'll be forwarded BUSTED EF PERSUIN o * ©. Fischer, manager of the radlo es"‘ For 38 years this has been tment of Woodward & Lothrop, VOING JACK resid of th on. the standard annual refer- "m 'J%"-»u‘cm'mfimafifl“ nh:;.xuidfd by % ¢ plies o tionnaire ence book for America. l’nulm.‘;l(nlx 03‘u| st ;rg\l;:o:;d program or imp the local broadcasting The New Almanac con- ~‘c‘r\‘h‘n“°\\n‘llsl’n}:r:dl‘n!erelled in d i z the development of radio are urg tains over 50,000 facts of the | by the association to answer the ques- . i re, B ay 3 A l‘ ( ssel 3519 Lowell type whichiimay any idas | oA Aoh camvas S answer sti s |“Sometimes 1 get Pittsburgh, Sche- SR S8 7 ' answer the question most | Sometimes I ot Pitts Soringtiels, | ) - / ! Howpy MR.TEMPLE - 1 ’ Mas: v clearly. On Sunday I wisi % Q - A important to yeu. i e e / Sl £ o NICE MELONS \/ tin Pittsburgh, as that is why T in- e e ) ? At Bookstores and News { vested in a radio set. But the Church "QJZ . Y 22 GOor TR YEAQ Sl el {of the Covenant and the Vermont Z 5 F | Avenue Christian Church take posses- By mail 50 cent: % sion of the radio. ~ \ 24 P ‘ Vimails0contemestonid. S S et ) » DONT LET M Address Gashicr |one evening each week so that wel [ 2 A Z ) : SHOOT US> JACK, could hear long distance.” THE WORLD. New York | man Burgess of 185 Fiorida. avenus / =N N . T;‘gfl"}gfi”‘"}“* jalso declared himself in favor of the Z P 22 Ny s woption of a silent night pallophotophone address produced from WGY Friday . national secretary of \ & ~ ; g « 99 A £ Fhvl o r;nm will talk on 7 S A IS K[N Ce "President. Calvin. Coolldge, e ? i; w7 FINEST NORWEGI n W. Weeks, Sec- $ WY )' > Navy Edwin Denby and y 2%, o\ 2 . 7 \ 1 E Pershing, was pholn-l 77 % \ - motion picture film in ‘o D - f Wa by means of the pallo- < 3 an extraordinary mver‘\- 3 t - promises to place radio / @ !broadcasting on an even higher plane : p S AN B ot cncuenn e s | . IN PURE VIRGIN OLIVE OIL C ; was formerly one of the . £ oners of the District of Co- ) # A e | is the first woman to speak 3 "WVF J 0 A 05 N et ~ 3 tlsbury BY RADIO TODAY ' WDLS Schedule of Local Wircless l | GENERAL QJOIN o). PERRUING AND CHARLIE DIGGER, A .PCHOOL— NGl | FIJOUR Bag (] Entertainment. MATE, DLAVED HOOKY FROM SCHOOL TO SPTEAL WATERMELONS Navalliadze Staton; Radle] Vi WHEN' OLD MAN TEMPLE,.WHO LIVED NEAR LAGLEDE, MO. o 4 pm.—Closing live stock CAUGHT THEM IN THE ACT- MO G || e W3 Five More Stores in Washington e : AND MANY MORE TO FOLLOW m.-—Weather report. EST. 1879 0 to 6 p.m.—Daily marketgram. | S e 1™ | FRENCH NOW SETTLE QUARRELS |DR. THOMAS HONORED | ! 10 p.m.—Time signals; weather re- To Keep Our Painters s swsi s soss asso| WITH FISTS INSTEAD OF PISTOLS BY BRYN MAWR COLLEGE | | 2005 P St. N. , Just off 20th St Buts Ausie e s 11 p.m—Weather forecast. e PHILADELPHIA, January S.—An-| B isiiggehe p‘ ~i : Il Bxcent where noted, sending is CW | 5 .. Avsociated Press. to be in the vicinity. Use of the left | nouncement was made last night tha | e w e you a specia 5,950 meters. | hand in a fistic encounter is_consid- | Dr. arey Thomas, former. presi Sews pear. price on your work | | PARIS, Januaary §.—Dueling apbears /.y (jte the acme of boxing ‘sclence. | dent of Bryn Mawr College, has been | L By Radiophone on 710 Meters, to have become a lost art in France.| “prince Murat is a good athlete. He | elected president emeritus of the in- | Corner Jefferson St. 6:45 to 7 p.m.—Lecture by the|Since the war personal differences are | is thirty-seven vears old, member of stitution. The election took place at | ° R K Fer sSon. 1o ates bureau of education on | being settled with bare fists in both | the Sporting Club of France, and a | the November meeting of the board | y T [“Give Elementary School Chil- n | boxing pupil of “Big" Mackay, for-|of directors. but it was decided not | Paint Dept. 1114 9th St Ph M. 94902051, high and low soclety, as was ag&iD | pirjy’ an American featherweight, | to make the fact known until Dr. 05 #7120 p. oreign Seed | examplified in the chamber of depu-|from whom he takes dally boxing | Thomas, who is touring the Orient, | ("afl! Introductios by the De- |ties last week when Prince Murat, the | lessons. 1 could be notifled : nent of Agriculture. Ereat-grandson of & King, ALLer MIX. | Fr————— e e Near Randolph St. 7:40 p.m.—Lecture by the = | @ L] L] L] | R ne of Tabor om “Brepasation | INE it up with a soclalist deputy, an- itizenship Through Naturaliza- |nounced his intention of administer- no and, “Immigration Statistics | ing e similar treatment to any of his | er the Quota Act. colleagues who interferede with him, A (= | COMESDND patiment. on "The Peace Time: Vatee | The Prince showed no little siill in | @ V R | o t Corner D St. GIVES QUICK {of Chemical Warfare.” tHe avt ofbo¥lux. seivE #iabo: Kk | ° ollie p RELIEF FOR ewing which connected effectively WWX—Poxt Ofice Department (1,100 | with Deputy Evrard's chin. The ! . X Metorn). deputy, a rugged man and a miner i A OUZNS, | 3:30 p.m—Report on fruits and veg- | from ~northern France, intervened { Corner 5th St 8 etables while the prince was challenging . ; > Cold { 5 pm—Report on dairy products|former Undersecretary of State Bor- T ° ° ° [ - 1Y olas, and grain. rell, a smaller man than Murat 7:30 p.m.—Live stock and grain re-{ “Why don’t you pick on somebody ; " Sore ! ports. vour Slzer the deputy asked | 3 e “You'll do,” promptly replied Prince | i X Th t e Reporton: frultdiand! vege- |yl anal fetting with ihls lett P U R E 2 468 | o e brought his right crashing to the| > B roa PABip.m = NFeathnr Sorecast chin, to the great admiration of mem- ) 5 2 Doses 1c !“,"‘_c""mm“ lectrlc Company | PEFS Of the chamber who happened | & 35c a Bottle | (360 Metern). = — s LB p \ },5:20 to 7 pm.—phonograph selec-{ CALLES HAS RELAPSE. | ” At Druggists | ¢ions i ¥ DON’T EXPERIMENT! WMU—Doubleday-Hill Electrie Com-| Mexican Chief of Cabinet Again Is | SAY BAYER when you buy Asplrln This old reliable medicine has re- pany (360 Meters). Colifined to Hs Bed: ‘ ! - 5 ) b 3l “ ” lieved, thousands—Tt will relieve | 4:30 to 5:30 p.m—Program of mu- o CITY, Jamuary 5—prig,| -t the first chill, take genuine Aspirin according to the safe | 3 Roils “PACIFIC c 3 | Ger Clias Calles, chief of cabinet | and proper “ o= H 4 = i o B ompeny so| oo s PSS ST o€ e 484 proper divecions In cach “Bayer package, fo brcak up | | TOILET Metera). been il for some time, has suffered | your cold and relieve the pain, headache, fever, neuralgia. 4 to 4:30 pm.—Music and features. | % Telapse and again {3 confined to| 3 = : P A P E R i 2 to 3 p.m.—Selections on the phono- {graph and reproducing piano. - i1l depart f Rochests 5 ] \;lnn - ‘:mderg‘; "En °‘;'p”;’;“‘,‘; :’s, Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets—Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. WEAS—The Hecht Co. (360 Metern). ! . 173 to 4 p.m.—Selections on the vie- g trola and reproducing piano. y WPM — Thomas J. Willlams, Ine., (300 Meters). ) i 1 1-Lb. C . ! ; -Lb. Carton i |wisr—wostnars & Lotres caee|20Bn- to undcigo an opers Aspirin 1s the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Saliclicacid § p.m—Concert under the direction | of M. Francis Painter. The program, q = Which will be given by Roy Wilfred i Fresh Creamery Tub Butter, 1b,55¢ Tribbs, pianist; Lillian Evans Tribbs, soprano, and Standley Bl’DOk! tenor, {o the Birds" (Liszt), “One Fine Day (“Mme. Butterfly”) (Puccini), “Scherzo” ;rgg:;::lwg’,y Mexican an?.":). ggr‘-g: | s > i 2 3 Fresh Gathered. Fancy Selected. Every Egg Guaranteed. Doz. in Carton plication” (Frank La Forge), “Song of T RS e | B STORAGEECGS Do il Meters). waittoo long Bleedinggumsherald Pyorrhea’s coming. Unheeded, the price paid is lost teeth and broken health. Four persons out of every five past forty, and thousands younger, are Pyorrhea’s prey. Special.”” Thru oo, 1418 B o B Abver | Brush your teeth with ‘ ' . e | - - 2 T Pancnke Fl fi) Detailed as Executive Officer i S / YA =t : eco Buckwheat our 15c l.ha!I S v aA:ju:mt General's omcc:r i p=a . ) | Maj. ‘!-larrx;i\' Cr;o;)e eo: the :djutnn: g = i F fn«( old fecn‘r‘t?! d(;llslozwof ;[v;..s ad- uwmnmumm” Y THEA-NECTAR TEAS [ ment. s been detaiica as executive | ‘ " SUPER QUALITIES -:- SUPREME VALUES e 2 2 : i jj Orange Pekoe B, e eace 13 Keep Lookmg Young Elizgnnon oo gt e - India - Ceylon e it e o e Squsage Meat Y MHGSA Java - — 25° 900000000000000000000000000000000000000300009000000000000000009000000008 FOR THE GUMS More than a tooth paste —it checks Pyorrhea 35c and 60c in !ubes e U EEE00009000000000080e000TI00000000000008 800000ITIRETRIOTONERINSOntINNNeINIY r 3 i............... The secret of keeping y is 1 x 2 \ Tl I . .5 feel I:nu:?gr:lu.odo xelfi':';fm)fnl:::f e P ERP ETUAL | Auth’s begins to get better in the beginning. I Mlxed Tea e PACKAGE ‘ );m;rlign ;\m[.I;rwnlsflhr‘lrrfionoi:;ve:g BUlLDl Mtfie of finer, more tender pork—all pork. Then y i 2 iy e v NG there are spices and herbs and goodies in the Colaerts Mustard, jur Karo Bius Label Syrep, can ious look in our face—dull cyes with g 2 ] Shaker Salt, package. : Campbell’s Baked Beans, can. $| nel 1 u | ::::m‘l“mf cent of all sickness comes ASSOCIAT[ON You can't know how tasty it is by reading about i a:“u? p:t;" RS e Heinz Catsup, 8-0z. bottle. ..... om inactive bowels and liver, it. Let the tongue tell! Get the tang of it—try A Bl Gold Dust, large package. ... .. e "':;_r;e:u i i‘i’:e'ufinl'fii.‘... ' Pays 6 Per Cent ‘ it tomorrow for breakfast. You will be amazed. ; Ar 14c | Lea & Perrin’s Sauce, bottle. .. .27¢c nixed with olive oil to act on|lll on shares maturing in 45 N iver ardibewels whithihe aecte T3 Rt There are all kinds of sausage meat, but only one hi?'vntfims {10"3?'“""1‘ Mg Auth’s. 3 tAnd it’s well worth asking for. Be sure f 8 O’CLOCK BREAKFAST r. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the sub- I ; situte for calomel, e gentl in theie Pays.4 Per Cent i BIA should enjoy by toning up the liver and fore maturity. clearing the system of impurities. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are known [fif - Assets More Than e R A 0 =2 S (- ATIANTIC & PACIFI Corner 11th and E Sts. NW. il JAMES BERRY. | JOSHUA W. CARR, Secretary