Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1925, Page 20

20 WRGT0 BROADCAST A COMPLETE OPERA “Cavalleria Rusticana,” Sung by Manhattan Com- pany, to Be Given Tonight. Grand opera, ‘“Cavalleria Rusti- cana,” sung by the Manhattan Opera Co., and broadcast direct from the Manhattan Opera House, New York City, will be presented to listeners of WRC from 7:30 to $:40 o'clock to- night. The unusual radio entorlmnmer\f has been arranged by station WJY. The operatic performance will mark the first time that WRC has been able to give its listeners a complete opera, sung by a nationally known cast of artists. All of the roles will be taken by the principals and chorus f\( the Manhattan Opera Co., and special mi- crophones have been placed in the opera house to give listeners the full benefit of all of the music in the pro duction. The performance will start at 7:30 o'clock and will be continued or 1 hour and 10 minutes, after which WRC will transfer its program to Washington. The Mystery Quartet, an organiza- fon that will make its anonymous radio debut tonight, will also feature he contribution of WJZ, New York The quartet is composed of four prominent woman soloists of New York, who have organized for broad. 1sting a series of concerts during the immer. The names of the musicians, however, are not to be disclosed. To Broadesst Travelogue. A third presefitation from New York will be the travelogue “‘Over the Seven Seas—Around the World,” which will e adcast by WRC, WJZ and WGY from 9 to 9:30 eastern standard time Beginning at 10 o'clock the program will revert again to Washington where WRC will present the Meyer | Davis Society Orchestra, playing on the roof of the Cafe Le Paradis. The dance program will be broadcast Jointly by stations WJZ and WGY. Following this concert, at 11:05, Otto F. Beck, organist at Crandall's Tivoli Theater n will be on the air until mid ht with a program of organ music. The luncheon music today was broadcast by the W. Spencer Tupman Hotel Mayflower Orchestra direct from the Hotel Mayflower. ments of Announce. the scores of the base ball games played this afternoon will be made at 6 nd will be followed by a dinner concert from 7 to 7:30 o'clock by Sidney Seidenman's Shoreham Hotel Orchestra At $:40 Eleanor Glynn, staff artist at WRC, will give another of her popular piano recital Local Radio Entertainment f Tuesday, June 9, 1925, NAA—Naval Radio Station, Va. (434.5 Meters). Weather Bureau reports. .—Weather Bureau reports. Radio, WCAP — Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. (468.5 Meters). Silent. Program Tomorrow. a.m.—Morning ‘“‘setting- up” exercises by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., direct from the Metropolitan Tower, 1 Madison ave- nue, New York City WRC—Radio Corporation of America (168.5 Meters). 6:55 p.m.—Base ball scores. 7:00 p.m. — Sidney Seidenman's Shoreham Hotel Orchestra, broadcast from the Shoreham Hotel. 7:30 p.m.—Grand opera, ‘‘Cavalleria Rusticana,” presented by the Manhat. tan Opera Co., from the Manhattan Opera House, New York City, and broadcast jointly with station WJY. 8:40 p.m.—Eleanor Glynn, pianist 9 pm.—“Over the Seven Seas— Around the World,” broadcast with stations WJZ and WGY from New York. 9:30 p.m.—Mystery Quartet” broad- cast jointly with station WJZ, New York. 10:00 p.m.—Meyer Davis' Society Orchestra _broadcast with stations WJZ and WGY from the roof of the Cafe Le Paradis. 11:05 p.m.—Organ recital by Otto F. Beck, from Crandall’s Tivoli Theater. Early Program Tomorrow. 9 a.m.——Women’s hour, broadcast with station WJZ, New York. 1 p.m.—Luncheon concert by the Irving Boernstein Hotel Washington Orchestra. RULES ARE REVISED BY SUPREME COURT Appeals District Courts Must Rest on Questions of Law, Not Fact. From The United States Supreme Court prior to adjournment for this term issued vesterday a revision of the rules governing practice before the court The rule relating to questions certified by the Circuit Court of Appeals or the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia is classified as rule No. 34, and is as follows Where a Circuit Court of Appeals | or the Court of Appeals of the Dis- trict of Columbia shall certify to this court a question of law concerning which it desires instruction for the proper decision of the case the cer- tificate shall contain a statement of the nature of the cause and of the facts on which such question or proposition of law arises. Questions | of fact cannot be so certified. Only questions or propositions of law may be certified and they must be distinct and definite “If in such a cause it appears that here is special reason therefor, this on plication or on its own motion require the entire record be sent up so that it may consider and decide the whole matter in con- troversy as upon writ of error or appeal. ‘Where application is made for di rection that the entire record be sent up, the application must be acco panied by a certified copy therefor.” MOVIE ACTORS IN COURT. Divorce Involve Couples at Los Angeles. LOS ANGELES, Calif., June 9 (#). —Two divorce actions involving mo- tion picture actors have been started here. Florence Vidor, motion picture star, yesterday filed suit for divorce from Actions Two King Vidor, director, alleging deser- tion. She asked for custody of Suzanne, their ar-old child. Ian Keith Ross, known in the film world as Ian Keith, is asking a di- TUESDAY, J ram: poem: ‘olo: Boston 3:00—Chicago: Varied ton. Shephard ¢ akehurst Sextet New York: Vocal program taik K WMCA New York: Vocal and instrumental ps : sol WHN Philadelphia: “Bringing the Bank Closer to Public " s WFI New York: Scores: vocal and instrumental program: Bern. rd Lesitow's Hotel Commodore Orchestras.. ... ....WJZ urgh: Scores: ‘markets: scores. 3:30, 4. 4130 and SO Vocal “and insty " pio Woren's oA r o omenta v Do SSISUG O the United SyDagcatie Of Amarica.. . i Oit: News Orchestra: markets w " 3:30—Philadelphta: Talk: artist recital,. oo SCOTeS Mooseheart, IIL: Music: tali: Biy: band” Ll New York: Agnes Verion's Juveaijes’ . o0 | 4 TO 5 P.M. 4:00—New York Vocal and f{nstrumental His Entertainers 4:18—Lonisville: Bage ball, play by play: market i WHA 471 30 Kanena i Srores: Bare Ry Tojy Kol e whiz 942 4:50—Philadelphia: Base ball scores; eports ..WLIT 2 50 57TO0 6 P.M. 0—Springfield . Hotel Lenox Ensemble S gt W] 333.3 321 Philadelphia: Weather: dinner concert by Benjamin Frank- BE o8 lin Hotel Orchestra: markets .. ..o oo 5 WIP po82 123 Schenectady: Markets: news: Van Curler Orchestra. 3705 313 Chicago: Organ: luilaby time: WLS Theater, co Cagsar s farm program: minstrel show: revs LS 3446 504 New York: Uncla Geebee: Jersey Collegians 3188 204 Boston: Camp Fire Girls: dinner dance music . 2803 390 Philadelphia: Ted Yust's Serenader: acores. . Stratford Hotel Concert Orchesira sl W 3945 123 New York: Basa ball scores g Wiz 3543 201 Dinner concert from Hotal Waldorf-Astoria <WEAF 491.8 204 5 v Songs for children: bedtime stories . 4052 lan 5 Yew York: Lew Kruger's Orchest = a4 204 New York: Olcott Vail's String Trio ..., fl“h’—‘ e Chicago” Skeezix time for children <. 50" 10" 3705 saa 5:40—Atlantic City: Scores: organ recital .. . 0010 PG 2008 142 5:50—New Yor Market high spots . . .WNYC 526 204 6TO 7 P.M. 8:00—New York: Leo Lynch. tenor: base bal 1l resulte: tallc: W Seott. 11vearold violinist g T eye Chicao. Orean: Hotel La Salie ‘Orchesira WMA 5 Cleveland: Hotel Statler Orchestra WTAN 1 Atlantic Ci.y. Knickerhocker Hotel Orchestra, : WPG 8 Chicago Stock exchange Quotations: markets: dinner concert by Drake Ensemble: Blackstona Quintet . sk N 3 Mugic: “Sports.” by Bill Wathey WOR 2 rk: Vocal goloa: lscture: trio : WEAF 5 phia; The “Radio Scout and Bov Scouts 21wy 5 ork: Talk on “Doza”: Hotel Vandarbilt Orchestrs Wiz 3 Bits from *“7—11":' health lerture . st o 3 vic” Radio talk: Jersey Collegians A 8 phin: Unele "Wip's' Toll eall: bisthday list 2 A | N markets: tallc_bediime story. .5 Montreal:” Talks on hyeiene: Windsor Hotel Orchestra 8:18—Chicazo: ‘News. financial and final market reports: chii- Iren's bedtime stories by Uncle Bob 6:30—Monset iy John Cerny's Orhestra Philadaiphia Daddv, with boys and girls: *Both Sides 0f the Footlights 2 Scheneatady “Police " Courtesy': ‘brogram Chamber m vo-al and instru New Yor Oakland's Chateau Shanley BRI T Minne. Paul: Children’s hour: stories . ween Atlantic Cits: Seaside Hotel Tvio WHAR New York:” Hotel Ambassador Ensémbie WIV 8:45Cincinnati: Chime coneart ) wSAT 6:50—Hartford: Base ball scores - Gk WTIC 7 T0 8 PM. 7:00—Cin Hotel Sinton Instrumental Trio _...... WSAT 59 403 Hartford: Organ: Glee Club from New Britain ~Normal School. 40 voices =R o 6 301 Minneapolis-St Base ‘Ball ‘scores 4 New York and_ukulele: "piamst: solos 2 Schenectady © Misic: Wanamal eram, ‘WJIZ and. H Chi Dinner concert from Congress Hotel 3 i Phil St. ‘Alban's Glee Club: quartat 2 New cal ‘and instrumental solos. 8 Bost Evening American Orchastra 3 New Scores:news: Wanamaker program 3 Philadelphia: Voral solos: talk 5 New York: Voeal and instrumental ‘solos: ‘talk Atlantic City: Base ball scores 5 8 3 Vocal and instrumental program: Nor et ity Musical ‘program:’ talk: stories 5.6 Pittsburgh: Base ball scores Sl 1 Oakland: St. Francis Hotel Orcliestra 4 Omaha: News: talk: scores: dinner program WOAW i Classical program. vocal and instrumentai: solos Grean: ballads SWHT Chicago: Ralph Williams and his Rainbo Garden Orchestra, voral ‘and instrumental Rolos 4 wos Cincinnati Coneert: base ball scores 4 WLW Los Angeles entertainars . ENX neapolie-St Riles's St. Paul Orchestra. WECo fleld 1d-timers’ program: quartet: vocal and natr .. WBZ a Moogeh talk on “Child Care WD 8 New York: “The Birds of Paradise’: vocal and insirumental solos; ““Jefferson Memorial” 3 ....WIY 4052 7:30—Moncton. N B.: Jewish concert by Y. M. H.'S): voeal and instriumental solos: talk - ... EE i Yoo CNRA 313 740 San Francisco: Children's hour. stories . 1205 2.442 New York: Gold Dust Twins. WEEL WFI. Wi WGR, WWJ. WOC. WJAR, from . 4915 208 Montreal® Talk on Quebee attraction - . . 425" 489 St. Louis: Ahergh’s Concert Ensembla 5451 710 Dallas: Faculty recital ..... TR 4759 1183 8TO 9 P 8:00—Atlantic City: Shelburne Hotel Concert Orchestra. LWHAR Springfield: Musical program: markets: scores WBZ 3 Cincinnati: College Hill program: choir: solos -...... ... WLW 3 New York: Piedmont Trio. voeal and instrumental solos.. | WY 2 New York: Music: talk: the Canadians % -~ WNYC Atlantic City: Chalfonte-Haddon Hall Trio 8 w York New York: Chamber music: trio: q LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT il oo i e Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time Vocal and instrumental solos UNE 9, 1925 Stations. .WGN WNAC entertainment vocal soloy program: Panco and WHN mental”solos uintet New York: Vocal and instrumental solos 8 Hartford: Talic: dance program ....... 5 Chicazo: Musical College: tal 3 1 Philadelphia: _Plano recital: talk: ¥iolin recitai. York: Vocal and instrumental Drogram.. 3 Chicago. Talks. lecture: ehoir - : 3 Portland: Children's program: siories 5 23 Denver: Dinner music: markets: seores: ne 1 T8 sing: Varied musical program: Reo Band: soios. . 5 478 Moines: _Indian program - 5 805 Louisville: Concert pr ihrift talk: mews. 8 471 Montreal: Lecture by Senator R. Dandurand ikn Los Angeles: Examiner program ... 2.300 Chicago: Classical hour. vocal and insfrumental’ .. n9d 8:45—Chicazo: Elmer Kaiser's Riverview Orchestra: organ 504 Pittsburgh: Lyman A. Perkans program: pupile' ensemble T8 9 T0 10 P.M. 9:00—Los Angeles: Amusements: radiotorial ... .. KFI 2.300 New York: Vocal and instrumental program IWHN 204 | Philadelphia: Movis talk: Benjamin Franklin ‘Dance’ Or. | chestra e 4 New York: Melody Four! talk: Violiniat < 204 | New Talk. “Around the World." WGY' and 203 New Y Chiropractic hour of music . 504 Atlantic City: Hotel Traymore Dance Orchastra 1 New York: Irwin Abrams Knickerbocker Orchestra Minneapolis-St. Paul: Musical program New_York: Grand Opera. “Lucia @i Tammermoor.” hy AF Grand' Onera Company. WEEL WFI. WCAE WEAR. WGR. WWJ. from St 04 | Atlanta: Vick Myers' Melody Arflsis N > 9:30—Dallas: Vocal and instrumental program # Los Angelaa: Children's prowram’ stories: music .. San_Francisco: Stories: scores: Yo Towns Cryer''; i Restaurant 2442 Los Angeles: Dinner hour prosram 2300 New York: Mever Davis Societs. Orchesia, WGY. 204 Montreal: Windeor Hotel Dance Orchestra ...... irs New York: Police alarma and weather foracast ...\ 208 Cincinnati: Concert: Formica Band: solos det 403 10 TO * 10:00—San Francisco: Rudy Seiger's Orche: Chicago: Ralph Willlame and his Rainbo Orchestra: others vocal and instrumental solos s Cincinnati: Cosmopolitan Quinitet. instrumental 3 veland: Organ recital ._.... . e New York: Mever Davis' Orchesita. WYG. WRC and . New York: Dance program .... e Tt Minneapolis-St. Paul: Weather: base ball scores Atlantic City: Orchestra: organ recital New York: Ernie Golden's Hotel McAlpin Orchestra . orchestra, 5 Los Angeles: Dinner. New York: Samuel Shankman, piani Chicago: “Evening at_home™ Atlantic City Rerina, Sask: Bedtime stor: Omaha’ Vocal and instrumental ther: market: police Drake Hotel Orchestra dance O'Hare's Orchestra: orzan Pittsburgh Los Anz Tos Ani New York ea: Talks ¢ Wi aban glv_ Girls Orchestr and Orchestra Mooseheart, TIl.: Concert: Straight's Orchestra 71 P.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT. 11:00—Los Angeles: Musical program: talks_...... KEI AGmaha: Voeal and instrumental ‘solos: Potter's’ Grehestra. " WOAW Chicazo: “‘Apnlesaure Club - Ll . EKYW Los Anzeles: Fxaminer program o =5 KFI Los Angeles: Talke: musieal program ... Gk o San Francieco: Norwegian Male Choru Cincinnati: Dock Howard's entertainer male quartet: whistlers: comedy . Oakland: Rezular program : 11:45—Atlanta: Radiowl entertainment ... 12 JIDNIGH Popular _program Musical program 12:00—San Los Francisco Angeles 1:00—Los Anzele Portland: Herman Kenin's Dance Oakland: Dance program. St Los Angeles: Movie night Los Angeles: Ballad hour: Omaha: Rialto midnight frolic . San Franciseo: Johnny 0 The Ginger hour BRITISH ENVOY GETS UNION COLLEGE DEGREE Sir Esme Howard Speaks to Grad- uates on Democracy and Ralph Williame ALLEGED PICKPOCKET HELD AT ROCKVILLE Police Charge Attempt to Rob Elderly D. C. Visitor at Glen Echo. Deputy Sheriff Stanley Gingell is paying much attention to the pro- tection of thousands of residents of this city who freqeunt Glen Echo, Md., especially Saturday nights and Sundays. Several reports of the work of pickpockets at the resort were made the past two weeks, and Satur- day night the deputy sheriff was on {hand to look after such individuals. Gingell made an attempt to arrest two young men he suspected of at- tempting to pick the pocket of an elderly man. He succeeded in getting only one of them, however, after a short chase. The prisoner was registered at Rockville as Thomas Green, a resi- dent of Southeast Washington. Gin- gell today reported having identified the prisoner as Samuel Lowenthal, alias Harry Markowitz, alias Sam Greenburg, whose likeness is in_the local police gallery, said to be a Bal- timoreran. The deputy sheriff is an- xlous to learn the identity of the Swiss Solution. By the Associated Press SCHENECTADY, N. Y., June 9.— Sir Esme Howard, British Ambassa- dor to the United States, yesterday was awarded the honorary degree of doc- tor of laws by Union College. As hon- orary chancellor he addressed the graduating class in the memorial food chapel, discussing the problems of democracy and the Swiss solution. He said that the two principal require- ments of government for a demo- cratic state were stability in govern- ment with the least possible disturb- ance to public lite, and that the government should express as far as is humanly possible the will of the people of the country. Those two requirements, he said, have been better met in Switzerland than per- baps in any other country in the ‘world. Capt. Bradshaw to Sail. Capt. Aaron Bradshaw, jr., Coast Artillery Corps, attached to the office voroe from Blanche Yurka, Metropoli- tan opera singer. sertion. of the Chief of Coast Artillery, War nila, P. I, for duty. Strand Theater organ recital . Orchestra. . . rcgram: soios ... songs 5 G . Vocal and_instrumental program: solos: stories: Concert from Grand Theater musical program .. 1702 + Hickman's Dance Orchestra . M in's Dance Orchestra .. Francis ; Hotel Amhassador Orchest Ashley Sister Buiclk's Cabirians’ I PM. stra ukulele reports: news .. Parody "Club *Re: T TO 1 AM. oS Hotel others . Little ‘Skyl | versary By the Associated Press. otherwise expressing showers yesterday. 40 degrees. By the Associated Press GENEVA, June 9, terfa in warfare the International forbidden war methods. The amendment to can delegation mittee for clude bacteria. The mittee’s report MR. WILE. very to Alexander I would still be ou hearing, if it * ok ox * “The confrere of Bell. milk and other dairy in his den, phone. fected his fi strument on June unnoticed! ik ey The as the June 14 lag_of the U 1777, so next A faithful the executive staff at of the flag ranks with which, the uct of the loom, the handiwork of growth of I am on the high the heart of every United States. But petuating noblest in all that is the source ‘ever. men and women and poetry. Red, White liberty everywhere— ¥ S ook for Tonight, in Tokio, United States: 1. A lecture on Grand opera, ‘mermoor, WGR- and WW]J, o'clock. elderly man whose pocket, he claims, He charged de-| Department, has been ordered to Ma- | the prisoner was trying to pick then he arrested hime ‘Quartet, 9:30 to 10 o'clock. Bans “’Taint Gonna Rain No Mo’” Song, And Then It Pours KENSETT, Ark., June 9.—After the City Council here had passed an ordinance prohibiting the pub- lic singing, whistling, humming or the 'Taint Gonna Rain No More,” the long continued drought and heat wave were broken by good The temperature dropped nearly BACTERIA OUTLAWED IN ARMS CONFERENCE Banned With Poison Gas Amendment Supported by U. S. Delegation. The use of bac- was outlawed by Arms Conference. | An amendment was adopted placing bacteria with poison gas on the list of include bac- Poland and supported by the Ameri- The protocol was returned to a com redrafting in order to in conference Jjourned indefinitely to await the com privilege of meet ing the man who broadcasung is much more powerful than the one used for tel phoning, which Berliner turned over Graham Bell. is an acknowledged fact that in the radio wil- derness, as it were, listening, but not had not been for genius of Emile Berliner. HOW cannot be song subjected struction A mechanical consequent many the ficult for where he | by lite or it and us: metal hard ad details Radioscribe. 3 has a very large| with claim to that dis-| and shak tinction. He is| and Seizo Emile Berliner of 4. Due Washington. In| hachi on 1877 Berliner in-| Leaves,” vented the loose| Seizo Aok contact telephone| 1n the s transmitter. or | s dvertiser microphone, with- | o RHer out which there | pi < could be no radio | 50 broadcasting to-| day. The trans- . mitter used in - | just what with radio. {emotions w I can ima mors thr thar i But it ou and actually tested condenser, judged to a considerable extent by a of construction. bakelite plate condensers that hard rubber “Storks on Eimatsu Koshino FIFTEEN MINUTES -OF RADIO EACH DAY BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, Noted Auth All Rights Reserved. There are some radio judged u to inspection Low nle: however, tests can TO CHOOSE A GOOD VARIABLE CONDENSER. parts which they in a receiver or are laboratory determine the efficiency of their con- are to be of the details losses, with high efficiency, are what in a condenser should be looked for for good results. claims_and and s in ing a condenser. As far as selection of a condenser on the basis of whether it has metal end plates or whether it has bake rubber end plates are concerned, 1 suggest that you forget hard it There have been so counterclaims for and against the metal end plates and rubber end is very dif. the average fan to know the matter of select- your own personal prefer- The relative ad- ence in the matter. vantages and disadvantages of either one type or one way and half a dozen the other. Hard Rubber End Plates Best. You can get a condenser with hard | good results if a heavy bearing with the othe: end pl on The Man Who Made Radio Possible. a accompaniment uhachi Aoki Dew Teu i, respec by on u E ate 1y Pine Tree. Susuko Koshino, of samisen are about increase ADVENTURES OF A BROADCASTER BY FREDERIC WILLIAM WILE, whiy six teria in the protocal of the confer.|rubber end plates which is every bit |good pressure is used. ence for the limitation of traffic in|as eficient as the finest metal and| Of late the tendency has been to arms and munitions was offered by | plate-grounded rotor condenser, and,|use single-hole mountings for all on the other hand, you can get many and plate condensers are by no means as efficient as many condensers. What vou should look for is the little which not | efficiency of the condenser and make | holes properly. | h the by Wakae Saito respectively. amisen and_shaku- the Bamboo ko Aoki and Reproduction Prohibited. y on Ra it useful in a circuit, but which also make is easy to use and easy to tune. The qualities which give a con- denser good electrical characteristics are rugged construction, which in- sures good alignment of plates for the life of the condenser, and good connection between the plates of the condensers, such as soldering, to elim- inate resistance. The extra leaf type of condensers, for permitting fine ad- justments of capacity, are not as good as the geared type, in which all the rotor plates move as a unit under fine control of a gear mechanism. Vernier Dial Recommended. One of the best methods to use for fine adjustments is the type of vernier dial which permits a continuous vari ation of the capacity rather than a separate vernier in which a rough adjustment is obtained by a coarse adjustment and the finer adjustment is obtained with a separate adjust- ment. The terminals of the condensers should have a positive contact with the sets of plates with which they make contact. A pigtail or flexible connection between rotor plates and rotary plates terminal is the best positive contact that can be obtained, | but a good friction contact will give instruments that are to be mounted in the panel The use of such an instrument greatly facllitates the job of mounting the part on the panel| | and also eliminates the trouble often experienced in locating the mounting | [CHICAGO PROCEEDING | WITH SEWAGE PLANS | | Supreme Court's Refusal to Open} ' Water Diversion Case Again | Expected. 1 | | Scores of times since I first went| Mme. Takako Kaetsu. Koto mu- on the air I have soliloquized as to| sic by the Yamada School who it really was that made 'hfl‘ 2 ‘Felicitation,” by Eimatsu | magic art of radio a practical possi- | Koshino and Susuko Koshino, with | By tha Assoclated Press bility. This week | accompaniment of samisen by Mat- . o I have had the| suko Takahashi CHICAGO, June 9.—The sanitary district of Chicago, proceeding with its five-year program for the construc- | tion of sewage treatment plants in| | conformity with the order of the War | | Department, had not expected the Su- | {preme Court to grant a rehearing in | | the water diversion case. The refusal | by that court vesterday followed the | | usual formal application of counsel for | | the district. The application for a re- | me number of the Japan | hearing and the denial by the court I find a communication to|were regarded by district officlals as | fr Mr. Fukunosuke | merely routine of litigation. | Mr. Banjo on the| The court some time ago upheld the | 4 | Federal court here in enjoining the | el ok | district havoe hot If m {1l be wholl a in to a custo e, | tonight vanishes into cool | neither surprised nor disgrt these t we: thos torr d led of e curious to discern this week | Michigan lays ence My v en times n of from diverting from Lake | more than the approxi- | mately 5,000 cubic feet a second al-| |lowed under an old War Department I'll_be | permit | The War Department, however, in | response to Chicago’s appeals for suff v number of things | Clent water to take care of its health, |issued a new order allowing 8.500 | cubic feet a second during the five- | residential speeches. Supreme Court | Year construction program pledged by issues that ought to be put in cold | = | storage till life again is bearable | _The silver lining to a great many of Watson and | (Copyright. 1925.) !the clouds is nothing but moonshine. Edison, who is 74 and looks 60, de- | votes most of his thought and energy these days to child weifare, rather than electro-magnetics. For the past | quarter of a century Berliner has { been engazed in an educational cam- paign against the dangers of raw | products. 1 | bearded the electriclan-philanthropist | on Columbia road | he was in the midst of preparing a | magazine article on the fiftieth anni- | of the invention of the tele Alexander Graham Bell t practical telephone in- 1875 123 | how it is that so epochal an event as the silver jubilee of the telephone has | passed s and Stripes were adopted ted Sunday will be constituent of | mn, Louis Varnum Woulfe, of | the Department of Agriculture, has sent me a eulog$ in my mendrable _tribute {spoken by the late Franklin K. Lane Flag day, 1914. Her fe's panegyric WHO AM 1? I am the symbol of independence, righteousness and freedom: a prod- an evolution of a woman, the out- an American need sea housetops, in the home, and dear to citizen of the whather on land, fluttering to the breeze, or on sea, the safeguard of humanity, I ever awaken a love of country 1 have stood, in times past, and will always stand, for deeds of hero- ism, for sacrifices of life, for per- highest republican government. T am the cause for preparedness of national pride and the emblem of a united people for- I will never cease to be just what of thought and action make me—the standard of a mighty country, the banner that has inspired the great- est of songs and the best of prose To some T am Old Glory—the Star Spangled Banner. I am the Stars and Stripes—the and Blue. one I am the guarantee of personal I Am the American Flag. Have a look at the Radio Program culled from a recent |number of the Japan Advertiser, splendid American daily which I represent in the “The ‘Women of the Taisho Period,” by RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Opera “Cavalleria cana,” by the Ma Opera Company, WRC, Wash- ington, 7:30 to 8:10 o'clack. St. Alban’s Glee Club, WIP, Philadelphia, 7 to 8 o'clock. Program of chamber musie, WGY, Schenectady, and WJZ, New York, 8:10 to 9 o'clock. Lucia di Lam- by WEAF Grand | | Opera Company, broadcast. by WEEI, WFI, WCAE, WEAR, 9 Indian program, WHO, Des Moines, 8:30 to 10 o’clock. Musical program by Mystery WRC, Washington, v To others when per 1 wonder | States on | opinion, e is Mr.| on the and patriotic To every a newspaper iew of Rusti- nhattan to 10 Crisp, tasty, flavory SHREDDED WHEAT Most food_for least money Triscuit The Shredded Wheat Cracker is in Town! 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