Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1923, Page 16

" 16 WHITE AGAIN PICKED AS FIGHT ANNOUNCER Radio Fans Assured of Exciting Description of Dempsey-Firpo Bout Friday Night. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1923. graph C New York eity. The procedure, according to the jengireors, is as follows: The Amer- ican Telephone and Telegraph Com- pany will iastall poriable radio “pick-up” and amplifying equipment at the ringside, as was done in broad- casting the =~ Willard-Firpo fizht. Using the wires of the Bell telephone system, the amplified account will be sent to WEAF, the broadcasting sta- tion of the American Telephone and Telegraph Companv. amplifying vrecess will take place, | s the event is wired to the Radio Corporation of America and eent over the long-distance wires of the Bell system to 725 13th street direct from the ringside, where it will again be am- plified and broadcast by station WCAP Here another| LAUNDRY ENGINEER | ARRESTED IN THEFTS Mystery of Loss of Many Articles May Be Solved, Police | Say. Mysterious disappearance of many articles of laundry from the plant of the Elite Laundry Company, 2117 14th'| TRINITY TO OPEN FOR"YEAR SEPT. 26 Number of Changes in College Building Allow More Space for Classes. Trinity College, conducted by the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, will open for the new scholastic year September 26. More than 100 fresh- men are expected to enter. Regis- tration day for juniors, sophomores, seniors and _graduate sfudents has | been set for Tuesday, September 25 Spain, France, Cuba, Porto Rico, BELLBOY ARRESTED milifon on a charge of grand larceny. pin_valued at $100 from the room IN DIAMOND THEFT /He !s accused of stealing = dlamond alelgh Hotel, was arrested today byl years old. of J. N. Vap Loo of Toledo, & guest Conrad Alleged to Have Stolen Pin |t I hotel From Room of Guest at Raleigh. Carl M. Conrad, a bellboy at.the|HATrisonburg, Va. and said he room- Détective Vermlillion sald Conrad admitted taking the jewsled nin and hiding it in a room of a fellow em- ploye.in the hotel, where it was re- coverad. The bellbov is a native of ed at 916 Sth street. He is o!ghteen Headquarters Detective Howard Ver- of the telephone comp: RHODE ISLAND AVENUE |1 BUS LINE TO CLOSE Service Will Be D;co:ninued Sat- urday Night, Manager Y states. Riggs National Bank Will Continue to Receive Contributions for the Japanese Relief Fund to Be Turned Over to the Red Cross Committee. Subscriptions May Be Made at Any of the Following Offices: street, is alleged to have been solved | ypo '} Philippines, and practically every th the arrest yvesterday by Detec- | state will be represented in the stu- ves Cox and King of Thomas M.{dent body. Lack of accommodations . forty-two yéars old, mm_m‘M*;;b;*;rg;;g,;;fi!'he refusal of de- neer at the laundry pla { Many improvements and changes in ioss, fofmerly empl in the navy | the appointments of the college have rd and residing at 744 36th street, | Peen effeoted during the summer | Mount Rainier, Md., was taken to po- | pecupied | months. ~ The library, which formerly | a central position on the Ilice headquarters, where, It is,stated, | second floor, has been removed to the h gt g towel were taken | Arst floor, where the large room fac- “'r 'n(\”h:‘ m'“k:(“d Mo is said to have | in® Michigan avenue, which formerly SR R L ockets, He is sald to have | served as a chapel. and three large o The Rhode Tslund avenue bus dne | ducfired fi'was the first time he'Rad | Soorms. have been tured sver to 1 bf the Washington Rapld Transil|taken anything from the e e rooms thus Felessed ‘on. the HiEht Saturday, the. comp hecompanied by Constable Thomas | second floor have been converted into |H.G o fied the Utilitics Commiss R or D clas ! d | Ma. e s . | chapel, which Is fast nearing com- asg AUt o made search and repor e pletion, will be used by the students ";'"g" ajon. T | approximatel 00 worth of alleged | for all’ chapel services, thereby pro- Oy ctmpe o Al de|iens Inandy 5, Brobably Swl |yviding ample space and relleving a|| s $| be arraigned er under v ‘to avoid | e TralE this action and e 8 at through no fault of its own it is compelled to . MAJ. J. ANDREW WHITE. = e H deprive the public of ‘| A. B. FRISBIE FUNERAL DATE_i Maj. J. Andrew White. pioneer an- | deDrive tne B0 O 14 . nouncer of championship boxing con-|of persons and consider neral services for tests, and the man who put thejof the city. = Dempsey-Carpentier fight “on the |, “Hbe COMPANy e air” July 4, 1921, and the two eb-| will bo given by gagements between Benny Leonard |to the proper treatment of cl and Lew Tendler this will again take his pla crophone in the Polo night to describe for the radio = — the battle between Luis- Angel Firpo ||| and Jack Dempsey. This fight will e =0 Hay-Fer for Hay Fever! A Hair Net We re Glad to Recommend OUR women patrons who wear Sitroux Hair Nets are so enthusiastic about them that we have taken pains to find out the reason. We are told thatitisbecause Sitroux Hair Nets seém to fit better ouNCED BIT-TRUE" than theusual hairnet,and, NET in addition, give better ser- HAII{“ vice. Will you try them? ssrooms. The basement of the new Riggs National Bank, Main Office, 1503 Penns; lvania Avenue. Park Road Office, 14th Street and Park R Dupont Circle Office, 20th and P Streets N.' Washington Helghts Office, 2477 18th Street Seventh Street Office, 7th and Eye Streets N. The list of those coatributing Septanbe: 11, to whom the thanks of the Riggs National Bank are cor- dially expressed, is as follows: ngland, B s i Potice Court tomor- The importance of Proper Hosiery Mrs, R. Ross Perry.. R. Ross Perry, H. F. Clark Frances Godall W. D, Graham... Business Women prominent factor in Orphans’ Fund H. Bernstein . present-day fashions. £ : | Alfred May .. 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