Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1925, Page 20

20 * THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1925. 7 ' | numbered. £o that it will not be neces | Men, rather than women, of chilly LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT | o il P e e e k| and, balmiy, climates faver: Amerioan . | [0 will have to do is to number sour | made’ shoes. AL ayer Aoerican: = [answer. 2 months recently 5,500 shoes for males J\ | 9 , I - - | Conse ¥ om e hout N0 for e vhile : IONDAY. JUNE 1, 192 j BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, i one of you as a e I dronEne 163 900, (OB tg Blasaee Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time | | Noted Authority on Radio. e e yanihi ros it i gl s Bl | | All Rights Reserved. Reproducticu Prolibited. v e 2 T 2 o 3 TO 4 P.M Stations. Metess. Miles | | i . the results and | Now York! Raul Alcun & Laured Houis Srio whoN a9 ! ‘ Let's Talk 1t Over. Part I. | ltke. T want to know direct from vou et sl Vocal Remtals by Capital Ar- N ok, Kpsate Wil asdoria"Srafena " 10wy | Julius Kruttschnltt. MIASERI | vt e o o i | and. what articles you' think will La of ! reading Lecause they | ANNOUNCING - Also Wil B Detroit News ‘Oreliesira: welner markets: scores WWJ for maveta papers through the | ”‘;‘Ifr':“:‘r:”:‘r:r\'flf“\‘\\”” 2 3 OUR REMOVAL TO OUR tists Also Will Be o o phithe Aot prORrB wiett i Citerinment. . WO Blilder20beysiOWn Rille’ | countis Many of 300 witio e (s would g0 into & restaurant a1 ve it to th NEW HOME 3:30—Adlantic "CIty: ‘Chattonte ooy 1o tea mie Wi B e baveit In Auggust, 1923, | order _“‘something to eat 5 e Broadcast. B aeraa s e i meal: M at 71 Years. | Others ma Atarted reading this [ mostpeopls prefer Lo name the ”“'I o wi ead 1 81 1 1 3 1 5 1 7 PSR S . 7ine ‘Corner e e . | | series of a < long after T wrote|Of food they desire und take their 3:40—Philadeiphia l‘;w * Fororls and sports resulis: irand organ | ——r | the firs Ba.fhat s itimay, what |cholce of whatitheschetihug to-offs er inducement, T w The weekly concert of the A. & P.| 3:45—Chicago: Home makers' T woo |55 Gonsotigated Bre | T want et ac to you is that 1| Wants Readers to Write. e e or @ s’ hour: talks: musical program WLS - 0 ... these articles so N 1 Gypsies and the semi-monthly Wash 170 5 P NEW YORK At a time | have been writing thewe articion "] The number of readers, howeve tic ete description FOURTEENTH STREET st hour are the chief attrac- | 4:00—Fhilaeiphin; b Aore: aoiis R when two vour e . frean viswpoint| v‘\"l\.u ‘wrfthpv m“z:yfd“(..u' a writer < Isized panel drilling es| er of vocal re s ,vv] p’gflu?y“:r:i( 4 30‘\»:“\'4’1«" W, Stbries: tal WhAY [ Cleveland " \4'1‘.". ';’ml.’ 'l, " y:, of st Dy 1‘,,‘{ {1aTetwenn. T wenityon, (e X gton aritsts also will be broad- 3 ) and home mark : ational interest with their proposa ate trend of |1y e what ¢ . " t selective e of u “billlon-dollar merg of five | tell me \\\,y;;l you u:\u: In Hocds e Automobile Pl b ans A resume of the base ball results in| 5:00—New York: B wiz 04 | & eat trunk line; “old master” of adv ge, you lmk'fl ywl e f:iuyvlw St : - 4 the major lea ¥ Denman Thomp. Phlltohiat"Aeaete s SRS Dy Qropeat WO gljhe xalls, ¢ i pent he writer, (hat S 2OTe Theamewers to then : Distributor and Official Service open WCAP ATASREIE G ISbER Boston: Children's storics and mamer dinner ‘dance musie T 123 | from the scene of activity almost un- new slants on diffi. |48 you can i) (o A Delco, Remy, Eisemann A sh vocal reitals by Hochbery's Orchestra WNAC 80 300 | noticed, though in history his prais f 1 const The effort will not b | Kent, Robert Bosch Prof. Otto T. senenectaly’: “Broduce aid ‘stork’ marie dhotaiipnat pews’ o will not be 5 e on de. | because T will not as n juretor, Strombers The artists include Ten ic Fotal Orchestem: . . o, concert by Hotel o v |, He was 1t oof B, H R | auestions that req er > She Absorber et Patterson, soprano, and Minneapolis st 4 1] cores: Rea weto | Harrim ploneer days. e : ally when |87 :::;‘]‘j' Vil it el NS t A be to | Tu s il Intersperse the mu- | SEERIAIpL St 5 waR [ et p Souther Phoing lnuies : me what | the_auestion. _Each_auestion wil " n Ik,” by the Met- New York. Balats DO wax | relat 1 Some want more ance Co., which | 5:40—New York: Talk: mark &h spots WNYC He today—on the ¥ want more | e AllanticCity - Annotinecment dinher wiiional marble iourna 0 hold till keen, still al \ name | en by Willlam 4 P8 142 capa tiring ¢ while el me | ral sort 6TO 7 P el DecsCotre iy flO—A\Haru\w City: Ambassador Hotel dinr n WPG nforee > New York: Plano recital: talk: bas i * = e 111 emplo: ce - R s e e & of il emple Face Brick homes are universally ad. Tower Health Talk” will be Philadelphia WET mired, and are within the reach of every .\\{éc;,zt(;:-illll Toc WGY From Bottom. home builder. For while they may cost “v'zm‘ next fl\l“[uxl wie o ar e slightly more than less enduring homes, alk of ) Hartford ik I . 1 by Mrs. Wayne tel Bond Trio Wi the lower upkeep soon saves the differ- and Mrs. Rose Sricaxo: Organ WMAQ g : . i Gt rean: Qakcland: M KGO s : i ence. Read the complete facts in our new | arren Plerson 8:15—Newark: Spo o 15 acy ncuof he das = = “Hy k. 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Chesapeake and Potomac Tel- ephone Co. (468.5 Meters). 7:25 to 7:30 p.m.—Base ball results of t Denman Thompson, e Washington Eve: cago ar | to his “dea Harrison o Give the graduate something that will go with him right through the rough and tumble game of life. His and’ instr estra: talk t to meet you at Branford e bring draft of t you can, as finally trip here. In o be changed ma A short musical Prof. Otto Tor- accompany ag Cit i 2 “';(_{“» ; Conklin Endura 9.30—Danas: ¥ ‘",:—f ad ¢ SRl LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF FACE BRICK IN THE WORLD Mom Hotel ¢ of good advice, —— S Amisen for the Endura is fovanni” Hand, Dear- D Tower He: 1 Life Insu from Metropolitan Tower, 1 venue, New York Ct m.—Concert by the A. & from the studio of Sta New York City. ltam Hard, well- Omata: Navil Fand - esponde §t. 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