Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1923, Page 21

BY RADIO TODAY Schedule of Wireless News and Entertainment. LOCAL STATIONS. KAA—Naval munn. fon, Radie, Va. (435 Me 3:25 p.m.—Complete 1i ket comment. 3:45 p.m.—Weather bureau report. ¢ stock mar- 4:05 p.m.—Crop report and special p.m.—Dairy market report. 5 p.m.—Weather burcau report. i Klectric Com- WMU—Doubleda (261 Meters). Program of mu- | W il—Continental Electric 530 Meter: 6:30 pan.—Phonograph Company to se- lections. WJH—\White & Boyer Company (273 | Meters). Market mu- 2 to 4 pm sical program reports; WIAY—Woodv pany ¢ m.—Bedtime stor Base ball scc & Lothrop Com- Telephone Company Meters) Loy tenc Park Hill K nd Sinai Temple, now so- will be [ s . ings i 4 Thrush_at Eve,” “To a Hill Top." Co 6:00 p.m.— Business,” one talks, b F. W “Americ 0 p.m. sh-Hecht, Cadman’ No Longer a Haphazard of associate n Agriculturalis mpanicd by i@, AN Thomas Reinhavdt: “The S 4 Burleigh; Barbour. tal, by Janet soprano; Mabel- t and compo: st. Program: mpositions, p.m. Bush-Hecht, anna ( Louise ot Mammy Pen “Carolina Aling Tarough,” fox tro ATIONS. " duied for Lustern Seandard Tin WEAF—Yew Vork (402 Meters). Ficurctte Andre. m planist same > poin—Ruth Picker, 0 to 8 pan—Irogram ¥ WIP—Philadelphia (500 Meters). ordan-Lewis Dance Or- ories; roll call. rroj be announced ? pm WEAA—Dallax Silent IE: G Meters). WWJI—Detroit (516 Meters). pan. — News Orchestra: pupils ¥ Fowler ssiilios A I and Kyro | For Those Who Want Them Radiola-RC Formerly . Radio Corporation of America has discontinued this modcl N © present RC who ive znd re- to sce us allowance. STOP BY AT NIGHT the Badiola IV and Others “[F"RADIO= SALES STUDIO 1403 PARKROAD WashHingTon,D.C, Authorized @‘ Radio Corporation Dealers of America OPEN TO 10 P.M. RELIABLB power makes the Exide a comfort, and long service makes it an economy. There is an Exide Service Station near you. The Electric Storage Battery Co. Philedelphia Washington Branch, 1823-33 L St. N.W. e - Town | rmed | My} “In_the | ‘ c:——Efi—fE—:lfilt:—“EhEfl | i i WIHAS—Loulsville (400 Meters). } 5 to 6 p.m \Xul) Anderson Theater i Orchestra; Among Home { Folks”; Rialto ThPalPr org §:30 o 10, p.m.—Concer episode; base ball scores. WLW-—Cineinnati (309 Meters;. ~Jack Keefer's Hotel Alms jore % . historical ra; artistle program by Leah soprano; Rubin Philips, vio- Thomle Prewitt Wii- KDKA—Pittxburgh (326 Meters). 6 pm.—Base ball scores; dinner Tt Lit | ! 20 p.m.— “Little ()n I|«~\ B YW- 6:50 p.m. hicago (345 Meters), Bedtime story. p.m.—Musical program; Orchestra. peclal features. WGY—Schenectady (3580 Meters). Silent. WJZ—New York (455 Meters). _quotations of the change. “Adventures of Peter” shion news, of reviews Hulsman, pian- { -Stadium Phil- onie Orcheswra. p.m.—Dinner in_honor of S ator Hiram Johnson, by direct from the main ballréom of the Wal- dorf-Astoria; Rhinelunder W chairman: Lewis Evan Shipman, se concert; Robert N. Harpe! Prestdent W. P. Lipscomb C. J. Gockeler N. L. Sansbury Vice Prexidents Hilleary L. Offutt, Vice President and Cas whenever you need gas | forn | ists’ road report.” IEEEEEEEEEE—:EE—:E [ The “Friendly Bank™ Hie——==o[ole——aojc——ojalc———lalc—2lol—=2|o]c——=2]0] P retary: principal speakers include Senator Moses of New Hampshire, er Senator Calder of New York and Senator Hiram Johnson of Cali- fornia, who will speak on “The Eu- ropean Situation.” WIV—New York (405 Meters), 4:10 p.m—Instrumental solos. enport (454 Meters). andman's visit 3ase ball scores; weath- RADIO NEWS The Canadlan department of marine has sisued u license for the erection of a high-powered press radio station at St. Margaret's' Bay, Nova Scotla, near Halifax, to C. . Crandall of the Dritish United Press, acting for the American publishers' committee. For more than a year a group of Ameri- ers, including New York, Phil- , Chicago and other dailles, has been operating an experimental radio station at Darthmouth, across the bay from Hallfax, for the recep- |tion of wireless press reports from | London Jurope, WOC—D Pipe organ recital. 11 p.m.—Musical program; “tours WGM—Atlanta (420 Meters). Midnight program only. WSB—Atlanta (429 Meters). 11:45 p.m—Radiowl concert. WMC—Memphis, Tenn. (300 Meters! Silent ht | LeRoy H. Morris. the cowboy | whose rich and po WDAF—Kansas City (#11 Meters), |Ueen previously heard EA S0 R Gonoeet | audience, will appear aguin luulglll 7 to 8 p.m.—Educational features musical program 9o 10:30 pm.—Concert 45 to 2 a.m.—Nighthawk" ic; Plantation Orchestra. and and relaying he project will now be made per- nent, a dispateh from Consul Gen- I Gunsaulus states. dential T American public an opportunity hear him express his own views on the Luropean situation through the broadecast central station WJZ. The California senator will be the principal speaker at a dinner .:I\rkn in his honor l.n New \ork but | d STORAGE Large Cars, $20 Monthly Small Cars, $15 Monthly Verment Garage, Inc. Rear Burlington Hotel ' fml»i WOR—Newark (403 Meters). ‘Golf,” by W. E. Hicks. ‘Radio for the Layman,” p.m.—Base ball scores p.m—Joseph H. Lammerding, —“The Right Word,” by W. l alked-of by L1 Much-T: Magic of the Last,” Thurston ! 8:15 p.n.—Sophia Masfova. soprano. and Adrfanna Bandini, pianist. #:15 pan.—Popular musi WEI—Philadelphin (305 Metera). 5:30 p Base ball scores | | Bedtime sto | District National Bank 1406 G Street Doing Our Duty as Your Bankers When you single us out ¢ for “your Bank”—according to our ideas, that imposes upon us cer= tain requirements. You are entitled to the advantage of our facilities. It’s our duty to serve in every way consistently pos- sible. We function as a broad-gauge rational institution—and where- in our services can fit into the requirements of your business you must feel at liberty to call on us. Of course, we operate under a policy that is safely conserva- tive. You’'ll approve of that, because it doesn’t shut the door —nor build a barrier of red-tape. Come in—you're always wel- come. r Jr. hier @ | fl fl | ! hem by land lines to the newspapers. | HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. tor Moses and ex-Senator Calder. All of the platforms and policles of the third party should receive their ini- tial airing at this time, making the event one of considerable value to the listeners. DUEL IS CALLED OFF. Officer Challenged by Hungarian Premier Sends Apology. BUDAPEST, July 25.—The trouble botween Premier Bethlen and Col. Pronay, which led to Count Bethien challenging Pronay to a duel, has been settled. Col. Pronay withdrew his charges agalnst the premier yes- terday and expressed regret that he had made them. Count Bethlen sent his seconds to Pronay after Pronay had publicly de- clared in a speech that the premfer {“never keeps his word of honor.” tonight | | i i i i i | 1 TEXACO GASOLINE THE Run it with Texaco Ga:oline VOLATILE GAS Save it with Texaco Motor Oil THE TEXAS COMPANY,US.A. Texace Petrolenss Products C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1923. ALLEGED THIEVES HELD IN $125,000 BONDS EACH | Accused of Robbing New York Woman of $300,000 Jewels Last New Year Eve. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK. July owitz and Kugene .Moran, arrested in Princeton, N. J., in connection with the robbery of $300.000 in jewels from Mrs. C. P Hugo Schoellkopf in v York last New Year e ‘held in $125,000 bail each, the highest amount ever get in general session: Protesting their innocence, the two! were led away to Tombs prison, as .—Albert Hor- there was no sign of the $250,000 re- | | quired to give them their freedo | of bail that followed their « had been living Fixing sertion they saw it. are | 2= ——eeeeeeee like southern gentlemen in Bilox, Miss., when detectives once lost their trail that led through Cincinnati, lr::n Orleans, Laconia, Columbus and G. Banting, the Canadlan whe adelphis. discovered the insulin treatme; Despite thelr declarations of inno- | dlabetes. the Duily Express says. - cense of the Schoellkopf robbery both | Dr. Banting is expected by men wore {dentificd today by Paul newspaper to take his audlence of’ Engelhardt, one of the guests at the | 500 doctors along new avenues of rep New Year party, as men who had|search that may lead to discoveriem | played cards with Mrs. 'J(-hov.llkopl more important than insulin. His ad® | & few minutes before she wus robbed. | dress will be made at the annual cons It was expected that trial of Horo- | ference of the British Medical Assos | witz and Moran would be delayed lnr\(‘ldl“‘”l now in session at ('nnpmmnn | some_time, as both Mrs. Schoellkopt | — |and Frank “Barrie” Carman, dancer, in whose apartment the party was | glven, are in Paris. which up until now have been kepf. a close secret, will be revealed biy Dr. F. G. the. 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