Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1923, Page 36

LOCAL STATIONS. AA—Naval Radio Station, (710 Meters). H 25 p.m.—Complete live stock mar- } t 45 p.m.—Weather bureau report. | p.n.—Crop report and special | WAB—Atianta (400 Merera). 6:15 to T pm—T 8§t 3:15 pm.-Ra 8:15 to 8 pa—Musical ry market reports. | sponsored Ly the Rotary —“The March of} "11:45 p.an—Itadiow] concert by the the Department | Kiwanis ¢'lub e Work Done | e e \u.\—sn.e"u,..n Weather Lureau report. | § (360 | V\lu—“uudwnu & Loturop WDBAP—Fort Worth (400 Meter: 8:15 to 9 p.u.—~Concert by the Cho iral ¢ f Stephenville P —Vocal tall market report on 485 meters. €W York (400 Meters) belle De 1. $isie Fischer, Readings. by MJIH—White & Boyer Company (360 4:30 pon.— WiL—Continental Electric Company (360 Meters). 30 p.m. oLl v nlux\levrv 530 to & Musical program \..pe '« House. = T 3" p.m-—-Musie by the Mecca Te WEAS—The lecht i Tuilding Company Meters Burton Corning ano. “Mooseheart 3 ctator Warde, L. 0. 0. M CONVICTED OF ASSAULT Colored Woman Payi 825 Fine m n’t Neglect Your Skin Ladies— A few days’ treatment with CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS will do more to clean up the skin than all the beauty treat- ments in crea- ation. An im- perfect com- plexion is caused by a sluggish liver. Millions of people. oid. vourg and middls ags. t take them tor Biliousness, Dizziness, Bick tition Headachs, Upset Btomach and for Sallow. fiea ol o e tates, Pimply and Blotchy Skin. They and ths ue offic urchased intoxicants | Ti%rY of Conatipation McLough! place. Small Pif'—Small Dose—Small Price \ ‘ona | from the aturday with the INJUNCTION GRANTED Near-Beer 'ialcon Closed on Court ince machinery as in any mong It offers you distinct, which and in- | TR0 iavient “k Ty ¢ market report = irect from the Metropolitan | the World War, has been made in perfectmg ewriters, the most recent developments you should tak THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTOXN, D. Advice to Shippe fome Folks"; ter Orchestra; s ] 8:30 to 10 p.an.—Concert \md-l the of the Optimist Clu ad peal and Instrumental solos; welfare talk, “The FKour- RADIO EWS The special program tonight of station WMU of the Doubleday-ifill Slectric Company will be given by T. . nies, jr. vielinist; Raymond G. Moore, baritone, and Miss Ruth V'eter, soprano. At the same time statfon WJIH of the White & Boyer Company | will broadcast the Knights Templar exorcises from the Vermont Avenue Christian Church WWJ—Detrolt (400 Meters). “Fown crier; News Or- Lilliun G. Grant. color- no: George F. Abbott, pton, planist News Orchestra; n Earl Up- WELW—Cincinnati (360 Meters). | 10 p.m.--The Louise Trio and the! eeting in lhonor | Operu Quartet. — - WJIZ—Newark (360 Meters). T p.m.—Bedtime stories 9 pan.—Frederick Taggart. bari- e testimon leveland (360 Meters \cert by the Men's rI's Glee Club of Baldwin sliege Army United States RSD—St. Louls (400 Meters). silent stories. Wi Fl—Philadeiphin (400 Victern). 7:30 to 8 p.m.—Children's half hour, ty Minutes of ttsburgh (360 Meters). se ball scores; current 1ty (400 Metera). Concert. ucational festures, KDK A~ S T o 8 pan ber of Musical prog 12:45 to 2 am —"Nighthawk" frolic; tyrm Cvon-Sanders Urchestra WMC—VYemphis, Tenn. Mucbeth Ele pan—Lecture, before you decide! LOUD Claims for Loud Speakers prove nothing. The proof of the Speaker i3in the hearing. Compare the tone, clarity, purity and depth of the HERALD with other radio loud speakers and judgs for yourself. The HERALD operates on any voltage from45 up, without an*‘A" battery, there- fore will operate on dry cell tube. Takes the place of headphones. Price $40.00. 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It Is estimated that at least (a8 well as Geu. and Mrs. I‘a‘lmluml NO INTERFERENCE the U I\IL' d 5!.\“4- lvln'nllu') of America and to of lh"‘ Should Be Experienced The Uromdcasting from station | bord, its president and o WEAF has Leen heard in the Ha. speakers, EAF s permitting their gland. in France, | station WJZ to broadcast this pro- | ada, and can gram at the same time that WEAF sending it out | The Mecca Temple Band will fur- The Department of Commerce has announced a new schedule of wave lengths for all classes of broad casting stations. to take effect May 15th. This action will establish two points of superior merit in the single l\f\lfl! sets nish music for the occasion. Mine Loutse Homer. the celebrated Metro- 3 . . 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