Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1923, Page 20

{ % f THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, MAY 7, 1923. — e e e T :30 p. prepared by the Roger Bab- \ The . fet of C s 3 RADIO TODAY ; |l s | SEEK TO BROADEN WORK. | Siomas, biscit ot by, seer;| - BONDED IN KIDNAPING. BY | g P e e s speclally take up the work. Other y-Hill | pyy, members of the varl | ; Electric Company. nting House Craftsmen w‘““dl.adea o arlons loeala;wall D"} MEXICO CITY, May 7.—Charles = e T havy Redio Clap| EXPand Throughout South. John J. Deviny of the District of | L nele® fopnclyiof Los Anssies in Wi . ‘enn. (400 Meters). e Army and Navy Radio Clu The conf. Columbla was indorsed for the posi- | & Tty under bond, after having Schedule of Wireless News and Entertainment. 10 pm—dayoso Concert orchestra. tnvites reserve signal Corps of. | The et “]’_I‘::‘:e“'c':‘;‘t':;"::‘ tion of international prestdent. It been questioned at police headquar- am.—Midnight frolic. i .| was determined to hold two meetings s i 5 9 : . States to demonstration to be held | composed of printing house exec. |annually, one in ADril and the other | the chemn trat o ia oy, regard LOCAL STATIONS. 5 70:30 p.m.—Concert. at the office of chlet signal of-|utives from the big print shops of the In October. Papers dealing with the | ooc L Cnsped his five NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radlo, Va.| (12:45 10 2 a.m.—“Nighthawk" frolic.| WEFI—Philadelphia (400 Meters). |ficer, at the Munitions bullding, 4th | District of Columbla, Maryland and | DFIntIng erattamon wore rrad tn aic {1250 gld son from 4 _children’s hom oy oon-Sanders' Orchestra. 6:30 to 7 pm—Children's storles, | ¥InK: 3rd floor, south end of wing, | Virginla, held vesterday morning at | bert Miller. Baltimore: Fertol Hen- | Earmaice was allowed his freedor 3:25 p.m.—Complete live stock mar- Ia;,b oclr}lcl;l ':onlxhl- Manyhv 5 t *; the New Ebbitt House was devoted | ning of Chicago and Fred East of |under an indefinite writ of ampar. . WOR—Newark (400 Meters). ! [oMcers will first meet at the local|to ways and means to more broadly | Richmond. | obtained by his counsel. The wisrs) L atloribureanenatt, | S0t DM RO e AT hiats headquarters, Graham bullding, expand the work of the organization | After the conference adfourned the | abouts of the child, who was beins | - streets, and proceed to the|throughout all of the | 1 z ‘—Crop report and special | ¢ p.m.—Base ball scores. southern states. | visiting delegates werc taken on a|cared for at thé home under th. DD | 6:20 p.m—“Radlo Cartooning,” by | RADIO NEWS | demonstration in a body. The board of governors composed of | sightseeing tour of Potomac Park, |charge of the courts pending judicial 5:05 p.m.—Dairy market reports. Bill Steinke. LSS SR Joseph B. Shaw, Richmond, chairman; | Lincoln Memorial, Arlington national | proceedings to determine his custods e mporting Foods| 6:46 p.m-—Lecture by Samuel B.| Herbert Ogler, Baltimore, first vice | cemetery, Fort Myer, over the Con-|are aithough it s be " by the Depart- | Howe. From being a junior saleswoman in n; O. E. Zacharias. Richmond, | vecticut avenue bridge and through at the gcter has been AN d [ roneAY of Woodward & Lothrop will |a department store to star In a revue second vice chairman, and Lewis B.| Rock Creek Park Department _of | by Philip Gordon | broadeast tonight a o'clock a | : atriation and £ special concert by the Washington | * # PIE Jump to accomplish in three t A Hova Indenenden: Band anger ion | months, yet such is the record of Miss n ADEd i Combating | yer.OC —Davenport, lowa. (400 | direction of James L. Ridwell Elsle Randolph, leading lady in_one . Bl IR T : i = | of the biggest successes of the Lon- Stop Thlef! VS s 00 s Diamond Mincs L0 P Chimes concert. | A statement on “Opportunities in|don theatrical scason. D e Rust steals $626,500,000 la‘lzécz! Y weather bureau report. | P 105 pom.— - annually from American home-owners. WIH—White & Boyer Company (360 Your Shriner Guests Will Bring Their sutters, ashings o A e 3 - - - - - - - - their value, by eating |wir—continental Electric Company them full of holes. (360 Meters). Rust causes expensive |5 ° 30 Pm—Phonograph se- T 0 p C 0 d t Dlnner Sults m.—“Musical Appreciation,”| WIAY of Woodward & Lothrop will leaks, repairs and renew- als. It steals the service WMU—Doubleday-Hill Electric Com- mus good form. Society Brand and The Hecht Co. weather and from that _Bullding (360 Meters). (360 Meto V. value of the vital parts of 4t /4;:0‘";;'m_4\3a S iiilincoren i o5 . Lo - kg your house. o 5130 p.m—Program of N OTHING less will do'if you wish to entertain in PutCopperonyourhouse. — It is protection from the WEAS—The Hecht Company Music 3 to . Selection on the vic- — = din its S st 1 ire. Untiring thief, Rust. e T N ) ner suits represent the finest in correct formal attire Conper. Ston ey U | wiav—Wostwara_ & Lothros (300 ‘ Hand-tailoring and distinctive designing produce a dis- Sec your shee: metal man. 2 to 3 p.u.—Selections on the Vic- 3 , tinguis 1 calis S i e 2 to 3 p.m—Solections on | P guished appearance without freakishness. Copper saves for you. No paint- p.m.—Bedtime stories. i N N —Weather forecast and ing. No repairing. No rust. it reports on 485 meters Copper outlasts the building. - Concert by the Washing- W AN $ $ ndependent Bund, James L. E , Copper and Brass are cheaper becauss | 101 B0 der. Program as follows: you pay for them only ONCE March, hington Post” (Sousa); / serenade, ooning™ (King) Write for il ate 0! < v zel) for illuseraced book Ture g Tear (HazeD: *Copper, the Ideal Roof.” Free. i ter: (Green), ) baritone solos ~m* (Bartlett) COPPER ¢ BRASS and ~Who Knows' (Duncan), John RESEARCH ASSOCIATION Wetungton GIlk te* Rarn: _march, 25 Broadway New York L ¢ Triumphant” (Seita); xvolo! phone solo, "Lr;;m U[“_';‘!f"":f“x"“ £ o v c! enr: 3 R i 4 \ 4 H — | e g (Rosen &\ 2 / The New Waistcoat = e . A T Chauffeur's ! W k ch, “El Capi- W W TAXIS & AUTOS |iDream Gieita); march (8, Gotn : W Q\.M,\\\ ™ . I_Mowsr R;:;el; - (Rey). PRANARE It is single or double breasted and tai- ain ! = y DISTANT STATIONS. A\ WA 7 7 % lored with blunt corners. The white 3 ~ S o m #n | All Programs Scheduled for Eastern \ \ / i ; 5 ; : e \ 3 p 4. waistcoat for wear with the dinner suit WEAF—New York (400 Meters). R \ \ ; 87/ W e g b £ 4 p.m.—Samuel Tonkonogy, vielinist i NN / : is attaining favor, though many still pre 350 p.m.—Readings by William RN R y ’ siaccompanied iby FEva { 7 \ fer conventional black. We have both ¢ types in many fabrics. Lift Off with Fingers e $7.50 10 $15 :30 p.m.—Piano recital. 45 p.m.—Drama. i pm.—De Rose's Criterion Or- tra. 0 p.m.—Charles Lench, baritone 9 m—De Rose's Criterion Or- l Ou;es its prestige to lhat indefinable 9:55 p.m.—Charles Lench, baritone sartorial erfectiou u;hich is its- raison WIP—Philadelphin (400 Meters). ! P S S d? ‘ )‘ ) A 6 to 6:30 pm—Fred Terry's Broad- d’etre in The Hecht Co. Specialized Shops way Ent base bail scores. et ‘m.—Bedtime stories: 5 | 7tll at fi’ ayudscingy (A Mem) In’ addition to its person- The most exclusive and ex- program; ad- Weevits | witn alized style, it is essential- pensive private tailor could not execute a more fim’shed garment. Journeyman tas- | 5 7 B b Jored throug]mut and fin- 2hestra. motor, tram, oat = " 4 SD—St. Lnnln’l‘”fl Meters). y . ,Shed w’tfi " ’.l,CEty tka‘ 9 p.m.—Special features and music. or speeding along the suggests being made to 12:50 a.m.—Gene Rodemich’s Orches- " = . il . tra i) trail of Fashion afoot. your individual measure. Majestic— -~ WSB—Atlanta (400 Meters). 615 o 7 p.m.—Special ki the World’s nurt e Drop w it | 5% s sa3 pm—gtadto sity. Shaggy tweeds with bright The thoroughbred swing of Largest Ship 5 thar corn sions hurting; :45 p.m.—Ra concert. specks sprinkled at random, a Printzess Topcoat just suits ey Y 'y o] 360 M . K 2] 5 H iy asibatie | st Wl:r"::;m shown in illustration. Many the miss or woman who re- : juts; |raavice 1o s e Homs others, however, shadow gards correct details of at- r corn betw “Just Among Home Folks"; rnnccrl.r Bl the callnmei with: | s pionein plaids in soft tan and gray. tire. In the last analysis, o or ircitation, e of vt . 4 . big 2 L i e B “"‘“"J"‘:)‘“"'Tfi .,:4:‘“’“‘"‘* : Mixtures and diagonals Printzess is just another way i l—Detrol Meters). "o 8:30. pra—News Oschesira: Anna aplenty. of saying PERFECTION. ‘(‘,amflhe-\l. Detroit news poet: town 'rrler_ selections from the “Spring { WBAP—Fort Worth (400 Veters). ,y a ut””y garment, equa]- 8$:15 to 9 p.m.—Congert by Mrs. Em- . mett Davison and other artists. ly appropriate for travel 10:30 to 11:30 p.m.—De Molay Or- Treat Your Feet With Oxygen It’s Like New Feet for Old! Mald” by pupils of the Junior Col- iege. | WLW—Cincinnati (360 Meters). PRINTZESS TAILLEURS § p.m.—Hyde Park Public Schools and « T oncert artistique by Faye 3-PIECE COSTUME SUITS Oxygen is nature’s great purifier! | Ferguson, pianiste-reader, and Fran- Combined in Germinol, it gives | cis Baldwin, cellis $45 2 M? [ blessed relief. No fuss, no tedious KDKA—Pittabu; (360 Metern). . = ne I 'ea e:' vlce soaking in hot water. Simply shake | 6:13 ». . e ! X 4 - A A ~ 5:30 .m. Germinol, the Oxygen Foot Powder, | the Department Store.” on your feet and rubin. It relieves | §:45 p.m.—Dreamtime Lady. . perspiration and eliminates foot | 1.5 pme Taik ma,"m i ‘OTHING counts in ocean-travel service 1 FOR. ENGL. : odors. 1tquickly heals cracked skin | 7:30 Dm. ¥ Little - - - - c AND: 30 . KDKA Symphony Orchestra. % E = < I 5 00 l].k Xperience. Operations extendln ymout WJZ—Newark (400 Meters). i 5 P 8 Liverpool ool pisnbaeliy Sl e ekl Finest Handmade Footwear in the World over more than 50 years have witnessed the Lpmdon £ foied sound development and sure growth of our D. Call for it today, don’t delay. R s oht- & To be had in sprinkler top jars at all e et famous lines to their present commanding FOR FRANCE: I;l rd position in the North-Atlantic passenger Cherbourg between toes, swollen, aching feet. drug counters, or by mail. 50c postage paid from The Belinont Co., Chemists, Springficld, Mass. : EE A jar of Germinol Foot Powder, KYW-—Chicago (400 Meters). th Oxygen Poreder. lasts for months. ol GE m'nol | WDAF—Kansas City (400 Meters). 4:30 to 5:30 p.m—Concert. e 2 A il ppm —Fducational features. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the sub- Rigeihic iz sieciong trade. These lines carried more than 210,000 Spaciel reles o Pore enee ¢! Granted, g (Sketched, $14) . 1 4 e ' ,m'f e‘ e 4 i {oh e e passengersa.cmsstheAdan.nc last year, includ FOR BELGIUM but that's why it is in ing approximately one-third of all first-class T wk Aiwlow ik Siide passengers from New York to European ports. Continental Countries: our specialized Iines. 3 = trim, a number of Antwerp the season's favor. Headed by the world’s largest ship Majestic, FOR GERMANY the Homeric, Olympic, the palatial new Bel- Poland Russa: genland and the famous Big Four of our i DRz Liverpool service, our. fleets include 14 of FOR IRELAND: ity for calomel, act, gently on the In order to appreciate this Buying HANAN shoes is an the finest cabin liners, and in all 117 ships Cobh (Queenstown) o y do the work. | : ’ = s . —1,218, tons. Weekly sailings of the Big Four flicted with bad breath find VEGEX charming pump to utmost investment rather than an ,218,000 hrough Dr. E ] i . . VIAN e e | e supnRs, Sy ey o Accommodations to suit every purse andtaste | SCRRETRTCA degree, see it on your foot. grow shabby because they still available for early summer sailings. st o The lines are indescribably are fashioned of best ma- Cabin rate $115 up. Haminrel ™ Demmes i terials, handmade and accu- symmetrical, - the comfort rately sized. They are No matter what your requirements, e can feature entirely satisfactory. economical in the long run. meet them. Call or inquire ‘or details. oated tablets are taken for bad breath maitipiy the Life ceis off : o know them. - T Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets act gen- the heocd whteh actaspo. tly but firmly on t:e bowels and liver, Ny stimulating them to natural action, suppiies iood viiomins, clearing the blood and gently purify- | | iron and minesral eiements B R a4 =ckos Emlneriigs any of the bad after effects. Dcugons as a drink and All the benefits of nasty, sickening, in othe: ways. ) . griping cathartics are derived from : Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets without iping. puin or any disagreeable ef- Dr. F. M. Edwards discovered the formula after seventeen years of prac. tice among patients afflicted with bowel and liver complaint, with the atten- dant_bad breath. Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil; you will know them by their olive color. Take one or twe every might for a week and note the effect. 15¢ and 30e. [ The Hecht Co AmsmicoN LIXE Vo g, o ReD Stan Love 7”1 at F 1208 F St. N.W., or Local Agents