Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1923, Page 14

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1923. e e e e e 9:15 p.m.—Lillian Birmingham, con- |Miss Lucy Milhouse, violinist: address,| A curiosity of Queensland is the| The Everglades region of Florida| Aberdeen Grammar School, in the tralto. “What Shall We Do With Our Boys| frilled lizard, which does not crawl, as | is the largest catfish producing cen- | grounds of which a statue of Lord I T DAY \ During Vacation?" all other lizards do, but walks about | ter in the United States. Every sea- | Byron has just been unveiled, is the : WSB—Atlanta (4290 Meter \. on its hind legs, and when standing | son between 5,000,000 and 6,000,000 | oldest school in the British empi erfectly erect is often more th unds of the fish are shipped f Tts hist to 7 p.m.—Twilight kiddl. pro- i Vard high. T Tere 1P 1 Fe aeetion. SRt lcentumser s T ek gram. . & 2 8 to 8:15 p.m.—Radio university. rtai 8 to 9 p. ram; Gal- Howe. Schedule of Wireless News and Entertainment. | | s to's pm=tusical prosram; Gal-| “6: owe. 11:45 p.m.—Radiowl concert. ts, LOCAL STATIONS. DISTANT STATIONS. g Bawe ball scores, NAA—Naval Radio Statton, Radio, Va.| All Programs Scheduled for Bastern in (395 Meters). H e 'Mae Murray. (435 Meters). Standard Time. Meyer Davis Orchestra. and. 3:25 p.m.—Complete live stock Mar- | wpap_New York (492 Meters). T R heRT, omment. 4 to 4:30 p.m.—Recital by Janet Ste- — —Recital 2 p.m 3 45 pm.—Weather burenl ropotial | Venson., dramatlc soprano. KDKA—Pitsburgh (338 Meters). p.m.—Apollo Orchestra. o -m—Bedtime storles, = . ! 6 p.m.—Base hall scores; current| . 05 p.m.—Dairy market reports. 18 e e ey ar | oYents. z WOC—Davenport, Towa (484 Meters). . 05 —“Hay Fever,” by | g B eans Hughed. 6:16 p.m.—Fashion talk; “The Years| 6:45 p.m.—Chimes Concert. 05 to 8:20 p. . . : " the public health serv o T tenor. |8t the Spring” nature taik to girls. 7:30 p.m.—"Sandman’s Visit. 25"t0" 8140 p.m—“Phosphate, a| b bm—Frederlck Jackel (hor | 645 pm.—Dreamtime lady. 7:50 p.m.—Base ball scores. great at Tandi by e Cnited) onctt? B2 onikotioga s BN AR I want to extend my heartiest thanks to o i, > . 5 p.m.—Sport talk. = 3 10:05 jpim == Weathar Stoxecast WIP—Philadelphia (509 Meters). 0 "pim.—Concert by the Little| $ P.m—Washington Syncopators. HR, ci % : weop (ag0 5 £ 545 pmeAce Brigode and his| KDKA Symphiony Orchetra. the citizens of Washington for the most WIAY—\\onIII;':::"f Lothrop ( ten Virginians; base ball !cnrel& —_— WDAF—K: % City (411 Meters). . 6 to 6:30 pim.—Bedtime stories. KYW-—Chicago (447 Meters). 4:30 to 5:30 p.m—Concert. 3 Enjoy Real piipmoaie Eal e tusi M) A Sl oo remarkable May sales- record made by ball scores: weather report. KSD—St. Louls (546 Meters). market and sport summary. ""{;{fg‘.l"\‘vxrm i Z o 2 a.m.—“Nighthawk"” frolic; | S p.m.—Program by the Almas Glee| 9 y,m__Opera “Wang” from the| (420 Meters). Coon-Sanders Orchestra. | Club. Rubenstein Club and the Almas|y . . WGM—Atl Screen Comfort |ciub Runciili el nd e dimas | unfelpar Opers Thester R s B aTher e horea Abed . — ooy 10:30 to 11:45 p.m.—Musical pro-| The ninth national exposition of Don’t spend your money | WJH—White & Boyer Company @ 5“":'::"“‘"'.\':‘::;""':::'r's::’_‘r';:‘l e chemical industries will be held in New | for Rust-food. 2 4 Orchestra; “Just Among Home Folk: WHAZ—Troy (380 Meters). York city during the week of Septem- | - PotiGo B - 1 to2 S e AT Rialto Theater organ. . baritone; pper or Bronze porch, - — window and door screens on \VM[—Dotw;d:nfl-lflu:‘:;rl:;‘trk Com-| hAP—Fort Worth (476 Meters). 2 = = { yourdiodesithissumimer. 4 to 4:30 p.m.—Base ball scores. 10:30 to 11:30 p.m.—Texas Hotel | " Copper and Bronze cannot 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.—Musical program.|Orchestra. f . i i rust, do not sag, and require - 2 d C WWJI—Detroit (516 Meters). no paint protection. WIL—Continental Electrie Company | . """ U0 o o ia;: Town (350 Metern). Crier;, A Campbell, New! fi ] i gml‘a;g;::;?%‘fi:’::;h(;fi:‘: 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.—Musical program. | UL SINE, EEMEREN pranc: Marie ||| NO I E' . Eopper or Bronze can'be lefc ———————— | Hemmellbra, mezioscprano I C . the best ever enjoyed by any Studebaker S Cn M S ——. WLW—Cincinnati (300 Meters). Copper or Bronze screening RAD]O EWS § p.m.—The Mount Auburn School ‘ o dealer ill this section. gives complete protection from Orchestra. the smallest insects. U GoppesorBronsescresning: || = WGY—Schenectady (350 Meters). | Office will be closed all day Tuesday, Enjoy real screen comfort and The progeam of statlen WiAY o T8 o, B;’u:lr‘;‘l“l\:";’;‘;;m wWGY save money besides. Woodward & Lothrop tonight will in-| 7345 pm —Musical program: June Sth. clude concerts by the Almas Glee i | . Copper and Bronze are cheaper Club, the Rubensteln Club and the| (.o o om0 | ) d Secause you pay for them onl e < e SR only ONCE | Aimas Temple Shrine Orchestra of| WU 7/ Gy, 0 e Astoria Orchestra. Write for illustrated book on “Copper sixty pleces. il . i and Bronze Screening.” Free. bE: WJZ—New York (455 Metern). il h J F h & C I . A o g e A most unusual ceremony—the un‘; 5 pm—rAdventures of Prince [ I omas J. risner 0., nc. i Temporary Location MPIwne: New Building veiling of a bronze tablet contributes wog."” by !"nu| Seligman. [ 5 e . . COPPER ¢ BRASS by and dedicated to the unseen radlo pm—Sitver Jubiiee Talk | Real Estate Brokers l?lfi-l! 24-26 2647 Under Construction at RESEARCH ASSOCIATION ongregation of Calvary Church.| gig urrent events. Connecticut Avenue N.W. 14th and R 25 Broadway New York Pittsburgh, Pa., took place during Mo aprano. 738 15th St. N.W. the church services last night. a Rlemkn.'snnrsno | Rev. Edwin J. Van Etten, pastor of 5 p. ‘Small Boat Sailing,” the church, who was the first min-|Herbert Stone. i i 2 p.m.—Concer: |ister in the world to have his serv Goose Shooting Inci- lices broadcast; Bishop Alexander | go ; 8 | Mann of Pittsburgh Episcopal diocese, Davis, “father of radio broad-! g o epresenting station KDKA Weatinghouse Electric and which sta- hufacturing Company, i [tion first broadcast the church services, and other prominent Pitts- YOUR | Mirahers Took part in the ceremor { More than 4.700 people, represent- | ing forty sta ¢ the Union; five provinces of ( Cuba and Ber- muda, London ngland, even sailors from shins saling the Atlantic ocean. | | contributed to the purchase of the | 3 tablet The contributions came in v form of legal tender—silver, | . stamps, nickles, pennies ;!nwl‘ | checks. There r surprising ) in a southern 1l ‘sent Dr. | | Van Etten two cotton socks with a | nickel in each toe. A sallor from a boat on the Atlantic sent the mn\(s!Prl 120 pennies he had won playing penny | ante. These ccntributions came as a re- sult of Rev. Van Etten’s idea that his ! radio congregation, to whi had | been preaching since Janu , 1923 B d 5 p | might like to contribute oard o Dtrectors {sort of memorial. Accordingly. . ing the reading of his recular church /, EST. 1879 announcements Dr. Van en ad- 3 CHARLES L. ALLEN dressed directly his unseen hearers ; L : and told them of a nlan to have I President Norton Company small contributions from such of = WALTER C. ALLEN them as might like to narticipate. " : The sum obtained from the contri- T 3 President Yale & Towne Mfg. Co. butions was to be used for a mem- (-rlpl d%dwsu(-d to them. : i o o , WALTER S. BUCKLIN he first announcement was sen - ¢ P ” % out into the ether one Sunday last < i A * / 3 President Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. February and contributions have b - . been' coming into Calvary Church | S i ) WILLIAM M. BUTLER ever since. The amount obtained. | | | 5 3 i - i & Manctactur all of it In small contributions. has < {been enough to purchase a beauti- i FT A . F 8 ful bronze memorial tablet ~ % & . GE(?RGE H. CLOUGH The tablet is 30x24 inches in size. | . President The Russell Co. On it is a relief map of the terri- | A ' i £ tory ~whore Calvary's Church has g p s - ) 3 HOWARD COONLEY been heard and this includes all of ’ 7 7 e 5 the United States and a consider- | F it President Walworth Manufacturing Co. able surrounding territory in Can- | . 1 ada. Mexico and the oceans s =0 FRANCIS W. DAVIS The map is criss-crossed by jag- ' W\ > % - Y B President Pilgrim Laundry Company ged lines. indicative of radio waves. I - nanating from the radio station at . = WILLIAM O. DAY ast Pittsburgh. . where the ! > S urch services go out into -the air. k 1 — \, = ( . Treasurer U. S. Envelope Company On the tablet is the following in- = 3 seripticn. which will undoubtedly be = - Yy WALLACE B. DONHAM read with great Interest in the years \ / 4 to come: “January 2, 1921, from Cal- | Boan Bervard Bosioce School urch a church service was | 2 D learoh, mervlc . < S ) , RANDALL N. DURFEE ghouse Elecetric _and Manufactu t I 2 Treasurer Border City Mfg. Co. g Company. This tablet was X y v Dlaced in. 1923 by the unscen con- ) 1 o, % JOSEPH P. GRAY gregation , e \ I i 3 N 7 Pres. Boston Mfrs. Mutual Fire Ins. Co. ledicatory oss, well as the \ T 3 3 ) . Services, wWere broad: \ ; AR ) i JOHN GRIBBEL o / ! D / Director Curtis Publishing Company \RESCUE CREW NEAR e = - M pre. B o Ho & bber o 3 ENTOMBED MINERS,| | RS A Vice-Pres. Uit Shoe Machinery Corp. “A high wall completely shut-off my view. We crashed * # | squarely. Five days later all claims had been settled.” i JOHN S. KENT Expects to Remove Men From Shaft Treasurer M. A. Packard Company Late Today; Food and Water GEORGE H. LEACH - b . ' E . S LT Sl e iven Are you receiving a 30% Dividend oo aEy shortly you lift it right off with d e fingers. “Truly! 1| Be the Ausociated Press. B o . ‘Your druggist sells 'a tiny bottls of KRBETS iinal! I Shne bt Uicaens A t b l ? LOUIS K. LIGGETT « one” for a few cents, suffic f o Frcczone” {or a fow Sents] siielel | crew deiving a new shart expects o] on your uiomootie lnsurance . President United Drug Company - Detieen' the toes. and reach three miners entombed in the without soreness i North Side mine near here by mid- RONALD T. LYMAN —— jafternoon today. A cave in at noon Treasurer Whittenicrn Mfg. Co. e g . 3 il licyhol Stop kchmg Eczemaf last Saturday imprisoned the three— EBERTY MUTUAL has always paid back to its automobile policyholders i : o0 kua\; nardi, James Bertillo. and 30 9, of their premiums. Mgr. Worcester Dist., Am. Steel & Wire Co. Pene““;l'gl’l HA;til;ptic Zemo | . Through & two-ineh hole that has This is a saving of 23 cents on each dollar of the standard cost of motor- FREDERIC C. McDUFFIE e . S carinsurance. e M RS Mottt ganing tried and failed, you can stop burn- | ""Te ninere are trapped at a depth At the same time Liberty Mutual has maintained the highest quality o Proctac- Etpoaa G Plant Company PiSing Bonio fursiahcd by ony drag. | ontimsaunty. since SIatiEaniorinE service. JAMES S. MURPHY gist for 35c. Extra large bottle, $1.00, | {or°ed, §, 0% SRaft to within afteen : How has this been done? N i President Stickney & Poor Spice Co. Healing begins the moment Zemo i = < = 5 .pgne.f T Ml e i Hasually| The high cost of insurance is largely caused by reckless owners. Liberty HUGH NAWN ;?:{yr:::f-e. gl.%fifi':flé 1:“‘5"&.::;'.';5 SERENA,D,EiHE STAR. Mutual does not knowingly insure this class. It admits only persons of good President Hugh Nawn Contracting Co. skin diseases will be removed. | ? i i occupations and who have a CHAS. T. 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