Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1923, Page 36

‘THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1993. 'New Porto Rican | @8 ®:888:0:0000000000GHG00R000 000000009 @&@1:{3&&%}@@ | Governor Meets Trouble Already ceording to reports that have fficials here, disgruntled BY RADIO TODAY i‘ Schedule of Wireless News and Entertainment. LOCAL STATIONS. WFI—Philadelphia (395 Meters). NAA—Nnval Radio Station, Radlo. Va.| 5:30 pm.—Meyer Duvis' Concert Or-! a S I'T"T\" ck mar- |0 3 alf ho - upon 8 campalgn against the mpfete live Making It a Dollar, and Calling It a Day report veoial Leroy's 9:30 p.m - Chestra is (eulmnuu Although n to this effect has not by either Secretary of nd from rell- ources that the minority re- alist parties in ermined to force Meyer Davis' anxan Clty (411 Weters). 30 p.m.—Concert ducational fealures Concert | Nighthawk” frolic. [ | L .,, WOR—Newark (405 Meters). i L6 pom—One act (rom “The Gold | | Diggers.” any| & b Charlotta Ko netist Y1 6.5 b Base ball scores —— June Shirt Sale | o : mimer comert el | : R:'n s | In Which Collar-Attached Styles Number as the Sands of the Shore ¥ Ball e e politicinns. 16 Towner's distribu go aL i disposal rs of the majority e Last year about this time we “ upset a precedent. As a result, g‘zfi}:fi; hundreds of men bought thou- et aving B aea sands of fine summer shirts at —— | common-sense || a very humble price. : po‘i:i:h:::idu What we did last year, and Srecom || what we re going to do again Wi tomorrow, is to hold a sale of i inls good shirts built around a price. The price is one lonely little dollar. We started with the idea of a shirt sale at one dollar. Then " we procured the best shirts we could possibly sell at a dollar. w m_un-nn. ‘Tenn. (500 Meters) ! | ) LY hiiharmonic Or- | * ™" HONORING FLAG SEEN ' AS MANLY EMOTION! Legion Commander Favors Simple ' for Eastern 2 Meterar. CLEANS TEETH THE RICHT \\nu—n. 4 “orth (476 meters) 4 ~cap qu;ara Dance Orchestra Bonner's rlnnnll (300 meters) sod High School KDKA—Pittabursh (326 metera) I ddresses and music from of the American Flag Day Hear it ph B. Zellman, bari- | Honl ng Power of bert Haven Shauf- | \\.u\—( leveland (390 Meters). the Cleveland Ho- | Concert by m orche owl concert, Atlanta (420 Metera). before you deczde ! IJOUD Claims for Loud Speakers prove nothing. The proof of the Speaker isin the hearing. Compare the tone, clarity, purity and depth of the HERALD with other radio loud speakers and judge 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. HERALD ELECTRIC CoO., Inc., 113-119 Fourth Avenue, New York AT BcTRICAL 1328-30 NEW “.IR!\ AVE. MAIN 6800. .You’l.l agree that we succeeded in this part of the sale. No One Dollar Bill ever dreamed of bringing home suchk Quality Shirts as these. to $ pm—Warner's Seven Ac 10:30 to 11:45 p.m.—Concert. | “Our Guarantes Is Your Profection” Wholesale Distribute; The Perfect Broadcast Receiver— The Collar-Attached Styles— Cotton Pongee of a serviceable The Neckband Styles-- Woven Madras in Candy Stripes, Pin Stripes, Chalk Stripes, Novelty Stripes, Other Good Stripes. Sizes 14 to 17. quality, in Plain White, Tan, Gray, Blue, Helio, Green. Sizes 13% to 17. All of the joys of radio may now be yours without outdoor antenna, loop, or storage battery, with the NWGY‘_%FL% Broadcast Receiver A SILK-COVERED WIRE but 20 feet long, supplied with this Receiver, does the work of the unsightly outdoor an- tenna, or loop. This wire may be concealed behind the picture moulding or run along the baseboard. Every one of these shirts was designed to make you look better with your coat off—and to feel comfortable with vour coat on. Most of them have center box- oleat five-button front. It’s a shirt buying opportunity---that’s all there is to it! Men’s Wear Shop, Direct Entrance Off Seventh St. LANSBURGH & BROTHER 420-430 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST—PHONE FRANKLIN 7400 Ask your Dealer, today! TR AT