Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1923, Page 24

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, ‘APRIL 12, 1523. 2_;;__—____;_—:__________.__________.___.——.__&__._—___ i 7:45 p.m.—Radlo drams, “On Trial.” | WiZ—=Newark, N. J. (360 Meters). 3 ndman’s visit. addresses, one by Col. Frederick Pal- | next year will be inducted. Senor Pezet, Schedule of Wireless News and Entertainment. 7:85_p. 8 p.m.—Musical progrdm and Jecture 7 p.m.—Bedt! e b R - mer, war correspondent. and the|umbassador from Peru, and Col. John KSD—St, Louls (360 Meters). 8:30 p.m.—"Understand e eee o Amnay EERRIAEAOL RADIO NEWS SRIT. DN W T T Temple Graves also have accepted invi- Blphtntant. e T o - A lecture on “Understanding Mis- | tations to speaic. e ! ca,” Officers to be installed ave: Dr. | 9 p.m.—Sports. understood Latin America,” by Paul y | WWI—Detroit (400 Meters). i Toneart TWO TAKE POISON. WGY, tho Schencotady. N. Y., sta-| Vanorden Shaw, will be broadcast | Clerence I Owens, president; Dr. Afex- pm—Town Crier; News On e m e B | tion, will broadcast tonight Relzen-| " F'¢ (¥ GREOn, NI 0 e s 1. W. Hoffman, Mra. E, Essary ' chestr: Luther B. Rhodes, fifty years old. who | 8teln’s unusual drama, “On Trial” r trip around South |Dard, Mrs. A. 'S Hamiiton and Miss 11 p.n.—Midnight concert. 7:50 p.m.—Bedtime 3 - : i ' Dick' Root, ussletunt vice LOCAL STATIONS. \T STATIONS. | " . i p.m.—Mus program; :fl'f“"':'he‘fzfvfl“"@ atrol wagon servico ’;"“ v‘;“"“" drama will be glven by Capt. HOH: Ahfl!", trenstter: Mrs. 2 P : 2 s s is orchestra. years ugo. last night swal- the WGY players. e Adams, Miss Elien W. Coll st NAA—N dio Station, Radio, V& Scheduled for Eastern ! wiAs—Loul e (360 Meters), Isham Jones and h lowed i to q . s jen . Colling, asslst AN Setern. S | 75 to 6 pan.—Alamo Theater Orches-| 10, F:m-News and sporth. tes of [® Teport of the potie. < pndie ‘?i So many requeats wero received by | PERSIAN ENVOY TO SPEAK T sbien e T e 3 . : 5 to . h 5 b A rGY e | . cH i Mre. erine J. Fenton, 1228 b complete live stock MAT | i _New York (400 Meters). |tra; “Advice to Shippers”; blograph- |Good Reading i al S Do s platmthe | D00 (0 Sipast G opatens; wrhe —_— corresponding secretary: C. C. Gray. 345 pm. - Weather bureau report| 4 to 5:20 pm—Vocal and instru-|ical sketeh. | WDAF—Kanaas City (400 Meters). | HosDital, police repo WL the! o] KIherecteny. St it esadcas; | Mirza Khan Alai Will Address Art S Laaaropoiiine e 1:05 p.m.—Crop report and speclal | meontal solos. {8130 to 10 p.m.—Concert. by zhe‘mg»i i s g tor said he was in no daiger, the Gilbért and Sullivan operetta to- and Letters Bod. M. V. Bmith, Ubrarian; M. H. Irish - - market reports p.m—Concert S R ~ B aterem: weathor | eaoorS, Jéfferson: ‘colored and | morrow evening. Tho instrumental y- parliamentarian. 5 o Agri-f 7 - Tennis & [ r 4 3 s Hospita ra. At the late concert on the | Sta 7 tees are: Dr. E. V. Wilcox, Mrs. Ell eulture” by the Department of Agri-| § BmooConesttw s | WSB—Atlanta_(400 Meters). 7 to 8 pm—Educational features; |ed for u dose of polson hing. a program of old-time | U7 'ed States from Persia, will be the | gPeSam0 DI B. V. King-Bmith, Maj epartment of e b s 6 to 7 Pwilight concert. musical program. s " ported to have taken. - Dr. P always popular with radio | Princival speaker tomorrow night at the | Ferris and Mrs. Ida D. Paters, e e R I $,to 815 hn—itadio University. | 1240 to 2 wm. = -Nighthawk” trolie; | (reuted her”and rencrted tr d | audiences, will be. broudenst. An | Meeting of the International Associa. p.m.—Radiowl coneert. oon- 3 ? hee : : s s 5 . - e Story of the | 6 to 6:30 p.m—Dinner music. ! 45 p.m.—Radiowl concer fected by the poison. ‘.,:'.LL:;.'.T.A:V'“; e 1!-‘“3‘;){,0:,: hon | ton of Art and Letters ut 1715 I street| The Bible is said to contain 310,697 Ll e . A 1,um’d‘ K‘:u:?fi 7 p.m.—Bedtime storics. i“l W—Clincinnati (360 Meters). “'flll—‘QWIrlk. . llm hl“.:&l". e P torthwest, when officers elected for the | words and 3,566,480 letters. Shipwrecked v the coast i H b ) e - .m.— Home garden hints, 7 ) - . | WGM—Atianta (400 Meters). ! 11 p.m.—Instrumental and vocal m.—Lecture, b: Doris 2 2 M T service p.m.—Lecture, y 70 % 4 07 77 10:03 pam—Weather burcau reports. | —~Concert Ly War. | solos. ' i 2 //WWWAW/%//MWM%M%/W/W%/WWM n | X 'alk, “‘Oral ygiene.” WIAY—Woodward & Lothrop (380 pm—Musical pro- KDKA—Pittsburgh (300 Meters). | 6:45 pom._“How We Can Abolish Meters). | I iGina Orenireona. international and Industrial Strite, > to 3 V.t ctions on the phono- 3 — ' Current events; theatricals, | by, Kirby Page. P i WGY—Schenectady (370 Meters). | m—Dreamtime indy, 7 p.m.~Popular concert. 6 p.m. WOC—Davenport, lowa (400 Meters). gy WE select a man for a job because we think he is best adapted to it. roduce and stock market | news bulletins. WJH—~White & Bojer Compnany (300 Metern). L to 2 pan.- Music and features. Company Musie | 10 Metern). \ fons on the vie- W EAS—The 11 | tal Eleetric Company | 0 Metern.) —honograph WE select a Suit of Clothes for a man because we think it best adapted to him. it Electric Com- | y (360 Meters). 4:30 to 5:30 pm.—Program of music. 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