Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1923, Page 36

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1923, verification of my report, even to cHAPLA|Ns GRADUATED. the plece being played. In reply to Mr. Watson's letter Fourteen of Various Denominations Assigned to Stations. in Radlo News December 12, I will say I cannot get much but Pitts- Fourteen Army chaplains, just grad- uated from the chaplains' school, nm CHEC, WBAP, \cvnr WGY, WIZ, {'\%?i- ‘;sm:fn ul:'nfixz‘!:. "x"'c.nw'?l‘é Wayne, Mich, have been assigned to stations as follows: CKY, . | many stations under 405 motsra. WLW, KDKA, 1 also wish to congratulate The WHAS, Star on its flm r-mo o DAES: on. Tor o inies Place. Bdward L. ham, Disciples of Christ, Hawallan department; John J. Campbell, Roman Catholic, ' Panama i Willam D. Cleary, Fort stis, Charles F. Graeser, Muhodlat l"mn:ap-.l that you can't get Pacific coast stations on a three-tube set s un- familiar with radio reception rec- ords. My record for the night of September 11 is as follows: Noun, th?m. department: Samus! | Fort Ringgold, Tex ; Thomas B. Bwan, placopal Bouth, | Protestant Episcopal, Governors 1aland, e W ter B, Thoyd, | N. ¥, and Stephen R. Wood, Congrega: Protestant Episcopal, Carlisle barracks, | tional, Langley Field, Va. Fa: James L McBride, Presbyterian | Rev. C. M. Grimn, Baptist, Spartan- North, Hawalian department; Bdward | bu C., and Rev. A. J. Patrick, T. MoNally, Roman Cathollo, lon Riiodiat Eiplacopal of Detrott, Mich., Screven, Ga.: Stanley C. Ramsds both of the Officers’ Reserve Corps, 180 Northe Fort Hagailvon- N ¥+ Rt | sieo completed the prescribed course at W. Rogers, Methodist Episcopal North, | the chaplaina’ school. I‘! flloeum N. RADIO NEWS Herr Anton Lang, leading figure of the Oberammergau Players, will speak through WJZ tomorrow night. Speclal microphones will be Installed in Herr Lang's room in the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, that he may deliver a personal greeting to the radio audience. The Oberammergeau Players have left the little German town for the first time 1219 F Street Queen Quality Shoe Week A new wood for the manufacture of A total of forty se ball bats is being imported from cetved in elght hours, to spend a few weeks In America, pleading for relict of tho war-&! Village, which has been the scene performance of the Passion plajy the war the tiny village has been hard put to maintain existence, and rather Than let the famous Passion play dle wfter centuries of performances, the Jeading players cobsented to Visit America and exhibit their handicraft. E. C. R. Humphries inquires as to the | — station which broadcast last night a ch by a politiclan, who joutlined ical conditions In Washington and d on the recent meeting X\vrfl of nmittee. “The spece said Mr. Humphrie: > came on the air and obliterated it. Radio Editor: Through wour column T am hop- ing some fan can help me out. I am located in the Catholie Uni- versity grounds, in Brookland, and for the past week there has been some unkna disturbance in the th l\\I\|rlx not the latter, as 1 have every ection soldered and all tubes been tested. 1 am wonder- her radio fan in my he same trouble. eply through your can get together good music ing out some f: he is having the same results as Iam PAUL F. CAIN. Radlo Editor: In reply to Earl Mottern's re- qQuest in onday's Radio News, T wish to say that I am using two dry-cell tubes and hear KHJ, in Los Angeles, quite ‘oftef. - Of . it Is faint, as my tubes t so powerful, hut ais the call lette sbout 10 o' May 1 adc Star London on th 1 got KHJ, ' a distance of more you note, there ‘oast stations, a station and a Although I have a four-tube set. 1 used only three tubes at this time. On September 8 1 received SIT, which is the Bir- mingham, England. station of the h Hroadcasting Corporation, 1 have a Tocause i e ioed throteh the oap. There 50 hole underncath oap, and it Your milkman can get thess caps of sl Zovbers ‘or The Amerioun Duiry Supply | INDIGESTION \ m UPSET STOMACH, GAS, GAS, GAS' [ Chew a few Pleasant Tablets, | Instant Stomach Relief! relief from sourness, gases y of stomach; from indi- monient Umptpfln tablets your | Correct your | P IIIUAND QG STS. Ready With Gifts That Combine Beauty With Attractiveness If in doubt what to give, come here and find helpful suggestions. Our stock com- bines useful things that have lasting value. Fountain Pens Parker, Waterman Wahl, a pen that please— $2 50 to $15.00 Manicure and Sewing Sets —especially priced for the holiday trade. Pencil Sharpeners -——Chicago and Boston type— ’$1.00 to $6.00 Toilet Sets . —in ivory, DuBarry, Py- rolin and other grades; separate pieces. Roller Skates —Union and Winslow. Tool Cabinets, $10 to $85 and will Pocket Knives We have a big selection of the best known brands. 50c to $20.00 Twinplex Safety Razor Stroppers —for all kinds of blades, 30 days’ free trial. Guar- anteed for 10 years. Community Plates Buy a 26-piece set; guar- anteed for 50 years, or you can buy any piece Separate. Carving Sets —2 and 3 piece and ivory handles- $2.75 to $35.00 Set Work Benches, $19 to $52 Separate Tools in Great Varlety RADIO SETS AND EQUIPMENTS P — T — ‘ farm kitchen is a box at the opera. Every little city apartment is a grandstand seat for a hundred great events. Christmas this year will mean more than Christmas ever meant before! People everywhere will be tuning in on the action of the world—lis- tening in tothetheaters—thecolleges—the churches—the big events happening—the big games being played. Some like the fun. Some like the music. Some the lec- tures. Everybody wants it all—loud and clear—tuned ‘in at the turn of a knob— real as being on the spot. 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