Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1923, Page 10

LOCAL STATIONS, station, (710 Meters). Complete live stock mar- Radio, t Weather bureau report. Crop report and special rt. arding cy of business snditions _in the and foreign countries Department of Commerc by the $:05 0 Pub] S hroade: in Arctic 8 10:05 pan—Weath WiIL—Continental ¥ (360 Meters). 30 to 6:30 p.m.—-Phonograph selec- ons to S WMU — Doubleday Electric Co. hl 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.—Program of music. WIAY—Woodward & Lothrop (360 Meters), Daily schedule omitted for the pres- | ent ! . KSD — st. GOES TO ARRANGE PORTO RICO FLIGHT Lieut. Haynes to De Haviland Fleet Leaving San Antonio Field This Week. DISTANT STATIONS. All Programs Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time. WEAF—Amer| ‘Telephone and Telegraph Company, New York (400 Meters). 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.—Piano recitals and solos. 7:30 p.m.—Recital. First Lieut. Caleb V. Haynes of the office of the chief of air service left this city last night for San Antonio, Tex., to arrange for the proposed flight of six Army airplanes to Porto Rico and then to Bolling Field, Ana- costia, D. C. Lieut. Haynes has been designated as supply officer for the flight by Maj. Thomas G. Lamphier, commanding, and it will be his duty to arrange at once for landing facil- ities and gas-and ofl supplies at Jack- sonville and Arcadla, Fla. Louis Post-Dispatch Meters). oprano solos, and address. 400 9 p.m. orchestra concert WGY—General Electric Company, Schenectudy, N. Y. (370 Mete § p.m.—Market reports; news, 0 p.m.—Address. 5 pm—Radlo drama, “Why ith Left Home"; music. by WGY | orchestra. WJAX—Union Trust Company, Cleve- land (360 meters). 7 p.m.—Concert. WWJ—Detroit News (400 Meters). 8$:30 p.m.—Town crier; Margaret soprano; University Michigan ra. the usual route between Key West and Havana, thence by way of Santa Clara, Guantanamo, the Windward Port au Prince, Haiti, and ato Domingo, and thence to San Juan, P. R. The return trip will be ¢ over the same route. A sub- vill be stationd in the Wind- ssage to rescue any of the aviators who may be forced to laund in nta Journal (400 Meters). —Julia Trent, lyric so- radio university. Company Music | Meters). s on the WEAS—The e Building ( Selecti 3 to 4 pa- s trola and reproducing & Boy Meters Music @ < | by the | ction | WIH—White > pm 5 p.m—Concert wing ; under the di of William M lo. trumpetist contralto T ) t: William P. Shanahan, Recompanist; Deffers, piano. tenor; Pete RADIO NEWS onera which tion used th tation NAA eountry of the conveation of department of superintendence of the National Education . ation now sing held in Cleve H the ¥ ! its T hite & Boyer cular weekly ing o'clock The program numbers nounced by radiophone. tion was pee, 3607 “I wish to you for publishing the pro- ms of distant radio stations in paper. which is greatly appre- siatcd by not only me, but others who I know.” ¢ e in Time. 1e is n to have her wor Maybe ded than a A Stit Tf your sewin mood worl | hauled at on “the stitch in more ough adjusting. for an Sorvice C . i Il offer a guide to this, as other feature of Your Teeth Colgate’s Ribbon Dental Cream washes and polishes: does not scratch or scour. 1t brings out and preserves the natural beauty of tooth enamel. LARGE TUBE 25¢ Alright Avegetable aperient, adds tome and vigor to the digestive and eliminative system, improves the appe- Tl e eamedy ), \: TABLE [ R JUNIORS-Littie NRs One-third theregular dose. those treacherous waters. perienced Men Chosen. It is expected that considerable valu- able information relative o the pos- sibility of establishing airways island “possessions of the United States ill be obtained on the flight. Tt alsu 3 feasibility u.—Concert. pan.—Radio owl concept. WHAS — Louisville Courler-Journal (360 Meters). 3 to 6 pan—Concert by Alamo The- | ter orchestra tures WDAF — Kansas City Star Metern). p.m.—Concert. the Panamal canal. nal features! Ay the officers selected to make the .|fight have had considerable cross- country flylng experience, both in United States and Europe. The airplanes used will be De Haviland 4-Bs, equipped with Liberty motors, and are similar to those in Which the Army air_service made its successful flight to Nome, Alaska, and return in 1830, 480 ns for reconnol 1:30 to cll as for the defe the KDKA — Westinghouse, (360 Meters). Pittsburgh Organ recital. News and stock market re- 15 p.m—Fashion talk ) p.n.—Bedtime story. 5 p.m.—Lecture. p.m.—"The Fu DEFER FREEDOM MISSION. nny Sic of Army | HnyiSTefot ~ | By the Associated Press. 1t was an- 8:30 pm.- : nother independ- oncert by male quartet. WJZ—Westinghouse, Newark, N. J. (300 Metern). Music Adventure Recital -ture ».m.—"Broadeasting be deferred until nent mission will be es Washington to push the purpe ndependent Philippines sidential campaign. stories Broad o The only cap with 8ap attached, | first act of “The p.m-—The i rd.” cast from the ing Bir carson. 9:30 p.m.—"Syncopated - Melodies” by “the Hotel Pennsylvania Dance Orechestra. KYW—Westing . 400 | Meters). News and sports. time story. Program of music. s, sports and special :30 to 6 p.m 50 p.m.— 9 to 10 p. 10 p.m.—N features. WOR—Bamberger Company, Newark, | N. J. (100 Metern). 115 p.m.—Lecture; bedtime story. Boy Scout ‘program. Nedelka Simeonova, violin- :20 p.m.—Reading o 130 to 10 p. -Opera 10:15 p.m.—Cornet solos. 10:30 p.m—Dance music. ‘e with" the capwithaflap” AMERICAN DAIRY SUPPLY CO.. asnington. D. C. WOC — Palmer School, Davenport, Town (400 Meters). 6:45 p.m.—Chimes concert. Get Ready for Easter! YOU have only a short time in which : to arrange your Easter outfit. Send vour garments to us NOW for thorough Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing or Repairing. Have Our Driver Call Tomorrow Call Main 4724 Do You Think ‘A man entering the elevator of an apartment, where he had lived for a number of years, and the same elevator operator-had served for the entire pe- riod of his tenancy, was carried to the top floor, whereas he expected to have been let off at the third, upbraided the elevator boy and finally said, “Don’t you ever think,” to which the boy re- plied, “No, if I did, I wouldn’t be run- ning this elevator.” From Arcadia the flight will be over | to D: FOOT BALL STARS HELD FOR FORCING APOLOGY BAND CONCERT. By the United States Soldiers’ Home Band Orchestra, at Stanley Hall, this evening at 5:50 o'clock, John 8. M. Zimmermann, director. (The public is cordlally invited to attend these concerts.) . March, “Blaze of Honor,” Lincoln ogrerture, ‘The Beautiful Gala- on’, . y Morceau, “'Bi Accused of Whipping Man and Forcing Him to Kneel Before Girl He Was Said to Have Insulted. By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, February Peace warrants been here for J. . Fincher, an Emery versity student; “Puh” McWhorter and Claire Frye, ch foot ball stars, and He uppe utterfly Dance,” Miles have many Waltz suite, Waldteufel Finale, “Aggravatin’ Papa,” Robinson #The Star Spangled Banner.” CLUBS PLAN PAPER. D. C. Women’s Federation Takes First Step to Establishment. First steps- toward publication of a newspaper were taken yesterday by the District of Columbla Federation of Women's Clubs, meeting in the Roose- velt Hotel, 2101 16th street. Further consideration of the plan will be given at the next meeting, at which it is ex- { pected the date of the first issue will be decided upon. Mrs. Charles B. Grandfleld presided at the morning session in the absence of Mrs. John W. Frizzell, who is recover- ing from a serious illuess. Dr. Tom A. Williams and Dr. Mae Habernitcht of New York spoke at the afternoon ses- sion. Dr. Habernitcht represents the Woman's Foundation of Hea Mrs. John Stahl, chairman of the music com- Saturday morning, beating him, forced him to/knee You’re Tired —0ut of Soris—Have No Appetite Your Liver Is Sluggish CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER FILLS will help put you right - in afow days. mittee, read a report on the concert given at Poll’s Theater. |GERMAN DEBT INCREASES. By the Associated Press i RLIN, February 1 ing debt during the 1 Fevruary 2 000.0 to renew your health. mediate effects of constipation, relieve hn‘i‘:umo. indigestion and sick head- &c Small PIl—Small Dose—Small Prico | Germany's ten days end- cased b cs. This brings the to.wl 0,000,000 marks, ! rs.C. Faunce ALL PORK Sausage Meat RS. C. FAUNCE Sausag'Cg " Mca' dcnfitcd ll"llh'uu’ cx-| cellence as carly as 1870 when | the first asphalt was laid in| \Vas]’\ington. on the west side of‘ Vermont avenue between H and | I streets. ! 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