Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1923, Page 13

BY RADIO TODAY Schedule of Wireless News and Entertainment. | lude, “Shepard's Tale” (Nevin) LOCAL STATIONS. e Closing announcements. NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radlo, Va. (710 Meters). 5 p.m.—Coinplete live stock inar- DIST. STATIONS. All Progrums eduled for Eastern Feather bureau Standard Time. i 300 Meters ter Orches- Jographical oncert by ode; setting-up exercises WJAX—TUnlon Trust Company, Cleve- lund (485 Metern). 3:45 p.m.—Music and market (360 s0- | . tenor. | WDAr — ¥ 360 | Weather bursau report. | WIAY—Woodward & Lothro Veters (400 dieters). ~When radio Lroadcast. WGM — Atlanta Constitution (400 Meters). 1 wm—Concert by Jimmy WEAS—The e Building. WHEN MADAM GOES TO WASHINGTON “The ideal hotel in Washington for women alone or with children, young girls, woman's conventions, pleasure or business parties. New, spacious, artistic. Excellent cuisine. Combines moderate rates with all thefoecdomand advantages of ade- lightful inn. Rooms $1.50 to $6 2 dav. No tipping. Send for booklet. National Board Y. W. C. A. GRACE DODGE HOTEL Union Station Plaza ‘WASHINGTON, D.C. Act V- Charles H Children’s Glasses hs Low§).00 es properly ind properly fit- and n than We're very par- ular about our es ing com- satisfaction, and ve'll look out for them 1 if they were our own, while is wearing them. this comy service T 62.000 ¢ satistied users of Opticians No.1863—9in. NOTE NAME KRAEUTER, AND \ NUMBER OF T’HEow-ner of a pair of Kracuter Pliers S\ PLIERS YOU grins when the lady of the house gives "\ him an awkward job to do. He knows that their sharp teeth will grip and hang on with bulldog tenacity, and that they won'’t slip when he puts his muscle behind them. !} ThereisaspecialKraeuter plier for everysort of work that a plier can do—pliers for the mechanic in everyline—pliers for the tool-loving man and the tinkering boy—light little }alim that a woman can use when she gets tired of waiting for some procrastinating man, who puts things off ull to- morrow. Test them wherever good tools are sold. ““Ask any Mechanic” Newark / New Jersex e ———————m For Sale By BARBER & ROSS 11th and G Sts. N.W. Tool Department lhlrhone and pianist WLW-. » [ WGY—General | Schenectmdy. WEAF — American Telegraph WHAS—Loulsville Courler-jouraul | (400 Meters). Ray | rehestra; historicul | WIP—Gimbel Brothers, Philadelphia | | THE LEVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, WWJ—Detroit News (400 Meters). | Beatev, lyric soprano, and Mary §:30 p.m wn erier; News Or- | Bennett, contralto. department night; | wley Manufaeturing 4......].‘ ter KYW—Westinghouse, Chlcago (400 meters). 7:50 p.m.—Bedtime story. Xcerpts fro : to 10 p.m.—Musical program burn dance | KDKA — Westinghouse, Pittsburgh | K e | 10 pm—News; sports; special fea- Company, | ol Metersr. | 7 . > e et} 8 i | WoR—Bamberger Company, Newark, il J. (400 Metern). KDKA Little Symphony | 8 at Jt Will Cost You and Marjorie Schwartz. pi- York ‘Telephone Company, New “Radio for the lay- p.m.—Specht’s Society Dance Or- chestra WOC—Palmer School, Davenport, Meters). ‘s visit concert nd lodyland Society Orchestrs g for Health | r Food | (400 Meters). Z. Church Choir HUMA Little Pleasures or Big Ones? Do yvou spend vour extra money for little indulgences or real pleasures? Lxpensive little habits—or experiences and improvements that will make vour whole life finer and happier? Most people earn enough to have homes of their own, go on trips or give their children IT only they didn't let their in non-essentials. cood educations. incomes dribble away The only way to prevent this is to save for the big things ftirst, and spend for the little things afterward. It's onlyv hard the first week or so—aiter that, the regular trip to the bank and the grow- ing total in the passhook hecome a real satis- faction. MT. 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MARCH | | 28, 1923, Hecht Company music building, sta- RADIO NEWS |[|"0 == b I Station WIAY of Woodward & 1 | throp broadcust this afterncon a & clal concert by Mrs. Edmund V. Miss Lols Stunts, Washington pi- | O'Brien, soprano anist; Mrs. Melvill 3 i a - Sy Sa—— i Wi ‘; "(_'r:vi" ‘fi“’;::;w;l.w_f Orie/of te THOME ExtEAGIAInAT « | disposed toward vou. They think = R B e i Ha:;:n), known i is the “travellng Pl , | match with you will be the mistake Mrs. 5 : |of my life. planist, will appear Slie- has a root formed of knots, by which 3 ’ Heville prograny e e brenpadlo Val- |\ "nnyally advances about an inch | She—Oh. indeed, Il show the cats! " 0 cust from | from the place where it was first|Well be married just as soon ag 1 7 to 8 o'clock this evening by the ' rooted Diplomacy. Trom the Bostoz Transcript. She—T can only be a—- He—Don't say it! It won't do' 1 |have five sisters already and, to tell you the truth, they are not favorabl: tcan get ready. 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