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[Radio Programs By KDKA Heard al| DARING NEW MUSIC HEARD AT FESTIVAL e o PITTSBURGH, Pa.. September 16, | Radio program from KD Westin broadeasting station have been heard 11 de from the North Po e, the broadeasting ation announced today. The nnouncement quoted «w message ceived from George Wendt, the Canadian Westinghouse Ltd., which said the experi- hort wave transmission d penetrated the far North and at the programs were completely ceived by Williwm Choate, radio operator aboard the Canad ernment steamship Arctic. grees from the pole. Tl nouncement suid the docked at Cape Sabi north of B quarters of Do plorer. American Conductors Find| Salzburg Offerings Both Fine and Indifferent. WY CESAR SAERCHINGER. Bpecial Correspondence of The Star aul the Dauy News, August of SALZBU 10.—1 the Austri other .leading onalties, togethe leading musicians, crties a lovers of mneariy every ry, have heen sittin hours at a streteh, in the siacefully decorated hall of the Mozarteum— the Salzburg 3 called, Stravinsky in their style. big talents and may Hindemith prove iuses. to new tfirst hearing is anything Lut Mo- of string trio. play is ® masterpicee rned undisputed praise. | Krenek, perbaps even more gifted | than Hindemith, ix handicapped by | tendency to play the bad boy composers. has watched | seems to delight in “rubbing in” dings with undissuised | radicalism and showing that to h I nothing has s I 4 |ized people e has borne expres- mused toler; rity. with of genuine admira- contrapuntal ex- ist in th infantile - its casional evi tion. Mr. the pro Jrities Declared Deficient. \r‘-l the lul. —were ed by what t heard. are of opinion that the 1 vith them, but with the crities The ears of the. much-to folk, they say, have been sp: what th hu\\ lv:1rd hith b, and lie o <r‘nl\v1’n school o h-n:'«r n...\n impression wi gner and Liszt cry, down with the and its false gospe 3: S ab- | ot PATIENT AND 3 OTHERS HURT WHEN AMBULANCE n Wei speci. of se ix sacred b a really s that completely rather 1 ter { But_his contrapuntal s mehnh\ and mak pocus standards of 1 merely artificial Down with W th, 1 his string serious work, more deeply two. perhaps, | tic movement i R e subjective art to the play instin but forward to 1 objective play « nutshel] t the mu S found embodimer ternational Society for Col A and the Salzburg f annual _demonstration. The which has taken root in 22 including the United founded three vears azo in was born 1 tinued from i hour hat the “hout arly two cen- | azo. A Society Grows Rapidly. What was then andful of = and e a worldw rly loose strt Cambri scholar and Moz and ot tree. down into slop 1 in front the All this time thg amby ained upright. but a few feet far- < of the aut about two feet At right an- | were halted imbulance thrown int nding wi upa then wa § mber music is perf the Salzburg festival. Indeed, acteristic of the new mus a_reaction against the honism—the mere bu'l Strauss, the emotionalists realists. But this s festival wis | ireceded by an orchestral festival in | rmed at char- llate s > Nuval Hospital pard over the smbulance. was broken and splintered amage to the teering wheel T sent tiw ni stood - but the was a bent s only ar's 1 r Truck Not Dadly Damaged. under the patronage o = ech overnment The inroduce “tanck . Bousermann Leading Figures at Fextival. Va.. near Wine The prozrams of the four concerts | mann had purc time included 28 compo fruits and vege nation ville and was re at there are extent of -the al geniuses born in all the ! ptury. it is not surpris- | works performed were Yet it was to discern traces of genius in at t four or five. 1gor Stravinsky spread and whose owned cvens City, iou a Guantity bles north of R roing home not 8 xte. road operation It soon | and r pairmen a fe hours lat Dr. Youn Hospital, but tached to serve on the | expedition at the Nava temporarily de- whos: Marine Corps | influenc ne is wide- A Future Policeman. Pro r me remarkable . an octet for wind instr easily scored the hit of the | daring dis- at times in the sive Grocer, I From the “Say, nMiter. don’t you want {to help get business for you?” \(x\l'retl a red-headed 3 | “What can vou do of progress in t grocer. maodern .suxl\r - " “ 5 | candy Lother <o bad tt nt and nd when Il want some in and buy can stand and 11 come choenbers. ult in his more mer- curial iusex. figures among -neration--Pzul ek (polit- tribute to Rock Creek Nursery ! Rockville, Md. tirowers and Vlanters of Ornamental Plants, Trees, Evergreers, Shrubs, Roses Open I'rom Darlight to Derk Telephone Kensington 99-R Do, Watch Shop The two ot voung ( Hindemith and Ramsay S Moved to 1425 F St. Near 15th St. WATCH = Swiss and other makes by na- uomlly known pholstering Reupholstering Parlor Suites and Odd Chairs a Specialty Chair Caneing ’Nuff Said! The Best Place and Lowest Prices, After All Ask my 20000 customer give the service you hav right to expect. $9 Tapestry Cut to $2.98 Per Yard Clay A. Armstrong Drop Postal to 1233 10th St. NW Or Phone Frank Repanrmg Ser\ ice Experts BLUE ANCHOR I\ Thirteenth St. N, Telephone DAN’S Say, friends, don’t guy me. Miss Midol has wished a new one on me. She's gone to the country and has left me in charge of the works. I'm to fill up this space with dope on Midol till she comes back. If the job was to tell you how Carpentier was soaked in the fourteenth round, or to put you wise to Babe 612 (Ask your druggist) | ments. Kind | it TURNS OVER IN FIELD .. - lin | expectea would | w boy | in- | n:u; the | : THE EVENIN ST:\R. WASHINGTON, D. €, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 1924 _ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 16. 1924 =~ -~ TOBACCO INDUSTRY OF U.5. 13 STUDIED | Austrian Officials Would In troduce American Meth- ods at Home. | (Correxpondence of The Duily ) Austria, August 20—Two the American tobacco who have been in the ving American to- to in- monopoly United trian factories. Conditious here are 50 deplorable that they ought to have ittle trouble i waking impro Whether they do or do not however, it will bLe u 3 maint the law which fo port of American | products. Austrian cigars & poor quality vo would be unusable by oman n American accustomed ything better than finely 1 hay. The reason is not that Aus trians do not know how to work to- but that n o tobaco to deal out ayng der ublics are e sa The system order the same thing of state revenue the ) the the Austrian The work- auality of their output tories ¢ kmen, to tion to impossi- League of Na reform of an examination of owned and e-operated tions was They found to g at fope to Effect Savings. two offic seelk to in Austrian i to rican Austria’s at instit were all a Joss made operat Zroup system of f group. By this the per cent in hope to save 10 labor ne raise T roh cant ase in consump- Ining to the workers v of decreasing ¢ to introduce particularly as the workers red that the nurn r of em- 1d be slightly increased. that Austria will be its reputation us a of good tobacco products, lm( it is doubtful if the rwned rope nyth \hf‘ articles sompetitive plants I e sta c to compare produced of i well ¥ News Co.) Am vo' husban' a ‘Deed he am 0 provide mo’ washin® kin handle Dat man sure fo' me den 1 Triple Sec— the new, de luxe drink, pale, dry —in attractive gold labelled bottles — foil wrapped — for those who wish the best. N BEVERAGE CO. Washington, D. C.. in 5 FIRST Ruth’s batting average, [ could hand you a story. Of course, I know of the crowds who swear that Midol is a bird for head- aches_and for most other aches, but how the heck to tell it gives me a_ pain. Guess I'll take a Midol tab- let to clear up me brain, then, maybe, nextime I won’t be such duffer. Such a bizness! chop- | public | very to a| will ever be able to the United good ESKIMO FLAPPERS LIKE CIGARETTES, MACMILLAN, | EXPLORER, ANNOUNCES‘ «t_Page.) { ceived more than | press news _awne, | of motion picture 100,000 words of About 20,000 feet were taken along and shown to the Eskimos, including | reels taken on the voyage | he natives stood spellbound | «hip as they some of them long since | dead, brought back to life and mo- fflun by the white man's magic ma- | enine. Previo indications that glaciers | advancing and not retreating have been | |confirmed. Glacters which in the jmemory of Eskin now living llml not reached the sex now are at t | Shore and breaking off into ic IT)\I\ phenomenon, MacMillan |~hnu d mean an ine wd number Jicebergs in the Arctic current wloundlund are | wif Hard to Hear East. Coming back to radio, Dr. MacM [ satd that the chief fadio phenot inoted was that communication practically impossible with all eastern | | stations, Aithough Aunapolis heavd faintly at times. Stat | Pa st were plainly heard, the tation that could be pended upon at all tUmes wis one Prince Rupert operated by an amate named Barnsiey. MacMillan said that be = | an | Canocs. e alko blue foxes, and a half do gerfaleons, puppies, three | a £ be- brought south Cook's on the explorat dogs. They were us points on the and dropped again on the e natives was Capt well laugh i north back teleraherod | U his L the In(l>\ is who de in rush meet s predi i the Labtrador goid MacMillan told of ing one group of explorers, arded. wiho had sworn 1 1 they had found 1 1o sch s proved hee- cally iceproof, M running full tilt inte the way northward without that would fail ent trip of 1 months and the fact that he has spent o greater part of the in the Arctic re 5 e would be back at t June ward bound for regic the polar Summer Rates HOTEL INN Plone Main 8] 604-610 9th S $7 1oon.s. $6 with tolet, sk room. &0 per MALARIA | Chills and Fever | Quickiz and harmiessly relieved with Milburn’s Capsules 35¢—PEOPLES DRUG STORES and other drugzists - TIGER! TIGER!! None Better!!! 4l and 20 per cent | inethods. are | SIMONIZING Cars Left at Night Delivered by Noon Following Day AAA Service Station Sheridan Garage, Inc. | 2516 Que St. N.W. Que St. Bridge ‘Telephone West 2442 |LA FOLLETTE PLANS saw friends ,.ml,‘,,_,,u,, | Senutor fous [GREATER AIR FLEET, AIM OF COOLIDGE, FOR TOUR HELD UP AS SHIPS PASS OUT! ‘Decmon on Stumping Trip Awuts' Conferences With Sup- porters. ‘nm question was by no means the renson for his hurry call to Secretary |of the Navy Wilbur to return to ! gton from California. The House thinks that the st {mons as reported in the papers t duy win cxaggerated and that there ix nothing serious or important pend- | |ing. The President merely wante | the Secretary of the Navy to be o {hand to couter with him re * | the generul routing of his departm nt " land on w number of important mat- ** | tery tit are pending, |1t is assumed, i view of h. the i bur's retur a Intends o remidn i the | ERR TR metropolin for weveral diys to dis- | pebeditink political wituation with vari- | BEUres tor supporters. On hix rveturn Washington he s expected to nounce when and e during the remadnder paien I i understond ule which would & wtor on the T weeks of speeches duily, but ft wis sald today that confer ences in New York later in the week may result bnoa material change routings and (hat wo announ will be mide o ftinerary definite plans are made A stari by October ik tour would giv lette o week or 10 da Prepiare speccies bere oo New ¥ Althongh the spoech-muking plans | wator La Wollette for the cum- huve not been dinclowed even | tentutive form, from hix ment 1o deliver 4 wddress in Vork ik New AYork e S f budget s¥10L of to for the 20 per the cabinet n tes 17 0 out to of at ar o thresk reeting GETS RUSH SUMMONS. to Make Connecnon for East. .| Secretary Takes Plane u 1on st ident 14 1 which tions Yesterday he planned conr With a fast train going F vetary sald that ork Right by All Acc Profess you Kive ample of ancient times Student-—Yes, sir stem used in te sunts. e inion that dent at nt. 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