Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1926, Page 34

hEs 1926. CHURCH QUARTET ONWEAP TOKIGHT THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, MONDAY, The Adopted Wife Reg. US. Patent OfSce. MARCH 15, we Ly Fin n followed i films those 1 and Swe Am an land, France popularity boot! Nothing irritated him more 10w thin to see in u newspaper the amous man or in- her such a subtle, mysterious appear- ance, such extraordinary secret eves, and her smile of o Mona Lisa, only to make little ears—he had not seen them, for they were hidden under that gorgeous hair of hers, but he was surc they were little—only to make them tone-deaf. He walked up and down frowning, his Amato under his chin, drawing from it sounds of anger, sorrow, de- light—then rage again. All at once his frown melted, .his smile flashed. He began improvis. ing a fantasia, delicate and whimsical and very wild. Yes, yes—that was it. 1t was coming to him now as on a wind from fairyland-—cl clearer. Ile would complete it, write it down. It should be called “The Wanderer's Fantasfa.” He alternately played and scrib- bled musical notes until 4 o'clock that morning, then, throwing himself d upon his bed, fell at once into mless sleep. ry continued to work at high ure on the conclusion of his i{book. Two secretarics, who needed | his constant supervision, worked with | him on the index and appendices. In | addition to this, not only were the | American and English proofs coming | in, but also those of the French translation, which was to appear | simultaneously with the others. | _He found it hard to get in each day the half-hour of broadsword ] LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT l MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1926 Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastdrn Standdrd Time b bt ssin 1 had nagged StOP Gue: 4 4 s nl:l muddled | Yon need not guess what Tonsiline two important pages, he | contains. We print, the ingredients on would be to chuck all responsibilities 'F]“(“'.’l].“ for the treatment of inflamed and set out for some wild country | €0nditions of the throats aud mouths where he would have to use his body | 9f children and adults and have been as well as his brain for the mere priv- | favorites in the prescriptions of pby- ilege of livin, sicians for 1gany years. Over Up and down his library, for lack | thirty years use proves Ton- of wider space, Hilary went striding. | siline is the perfect combina~ 1t had come cver him with horrid | tion of these valuable drugs. Don’t accept a substitute. suddenness that he was utterly sick of thebook at which he had worked | Tnaict on the battle with the / | long necked fellow on it. with such zest for so ma TONSILINE s..vveciee Even its title sickened him— that VLS Sore Throat Remedy s anxlety about C him out of his chair s 4 TO 5 P.M. :00—Boston: Copley Plaza Hotel Orchestra. . New York Houio Totsie soy'.""fi'.n".u m 3 talk By Amelie Rives [Princess Troubetzkoy) SYNOPSIS. Celia Gibbs is left an nrv‘han by the death her father, who bequeaths her to the care and (‘hlfl‘Y of Hilary Fraser, one of hia few friends. Tilary's siste) Laura Eversham. relieves him of his charge in ‘& French Convent und, when she s 18. taking her into her home to live. Two years later Laura dies and Hilary is greatly dis- turbed as to what to do sbout Celia. A young Russian sculptor pro ses to her but tho Tefuncy Bis Offer and Hlary: in dosoara: tion, proposes to her himeelf, in order that ll'lf n}u live lrl i house with propriety. Celia s happy in the arrangement until she overhears some gossip about herself and her “white marriaze.’ She learns for the first time that her father had left her venpiless. ars % to Eurvpe and Celia deci herself @ job. She applie Al g 0f the Sieburg Theater, ALrees taks her on 1 n fancy diving stunt. . ghe gives up her job the day before Hilary is due back in the country. ‘She tells him oi.rh?r adventure. and, greatly to her surprise, he is amused 1y Jt° Celly hecomes restiess st the of the life she leads in Hilary's he moeets & )r]"lm( l!Illhm , Padraic 5 trac w York: Vocal and piano solos. oo New York: Talks: solos ..... 4:30—New York: Sherry Philadelphin: Talk 4:40—Philadelphia Editor to Speak on “Queer! Quirks of Nature”—Music to Be Featured. Tro .l g.. : : magazine corner:’ artist recital Police reports; organ: trumpets 5 TO 6 P.M. : Vincent Lopez Orchostra . k: Famous Beauties iladelphia; Taik from Sierce Schooi ... w York: Financial talk: cotton reports . ttsburgh: Cuildren's period tween them . . . And he cut them with a big knife, flashing his white smile at her. When she tried to eat them, however, they had no taste, and sudldenly the bees came buzzing in a swarm about the honey But no, it was Padraic’s violin He was flddling for pennies Hun- dreds, thousands, of bright coins came spinning about them Then all by placing Celid 577 TO The N rnon South will features WOAL male quartet of the Mount Methodist Episcopal Church ng tonight as one of the the program of station The quay composed rnard Spllle 6:00—New York: People's howr . N........ New York: Hotel Waldorf: Astoria Orehestra Loston: Jimmie Hooley's Orchestra: Kiddies' Kiub. . Schenectady: Stock and news report: dinner concert by . Pott's Hotel Van Curler Orhestra . G New “York - Vail'a' Hotel McAlpin String Eideib) Golden's Hotel McAlpin Orchestra . W York: Market reports Ieusony The Art morning, call up Maestro Giannini at his lodgings and ask him to come for 10 minutes saber practice and a bout. ““Phe Art of Middle Age' is what 1'd better get to work on,” he growled as he unhooked the receiver. To Maestro Giannini's “Si, si, signore' Con molto piacere,” he responded in a hearty “Benone!” Then went up to the long gallery to put on his fencing clothes. This gallery was a paneled room at the top of the house where Hijary kept odds and ends of earlier day: heads of beasts, skins of beasts, a fine collection of swords and daggers of | different perfods. Among these hung | i+ his fencing saber and mask. His| white canvas jerkin and trousers | were in a cupboard at one end with his thin-soled fencing shoes. He kept another outfit at the Sala di Scherma. | {but when he had no time to go there | | Maestra. Giannini came to him in off | | hours. | (Copyright, Speed-Wagon news bulleting ... Uncle Geebee: Balaluika Orch o of the Middle Ages. Ho decided to cut work for Turns Right Out Itself cnaders] Goll' Standard New' York Atlanta: Health talk Crricago: Market repor Philadelphia: Weather: murket reports . Cleveland: Rupp's He Detroit: News Orchestra 34 Chicago: Games for the home .. PR y Baltimore: Bedtime stories: WBAL ' Concert’ Orehestru. K rts: Hotol Shelton Ensemble : Vocal and ipstrumientul program .. Children's program: Hub Trio . Children’s hour ... .. L Springfield: Market _reports: Hotel Kimball ‘Orchestra, ] | Mooseheart, “1IL: Jack Nelson: organ recital; Palmer i Symphony Or. : Victorians W l i . second Howard I baritone, . Shick; scheduled appea before microphone n T to T35 . Dean ., director of usic at the irch will be the smpanist. “Queer Quirks Nature' will 12 yg RIDSDALE. ibed Ly P. editor of Nature Magazine, ial Franklin ifotel O W O s _(Continued from Yesterday's Star. INSTALLMENT XXV. Charm. LLIA would have liked to set out on the morrow and wan- , der over the whole world as . Hartford Minneapolis o s Philadelphia:_Bellevue-stratford Hotel 'Orchestra Pitteburgh: Dinner Atlantic City: N 6:45—Duvenport ac concert . cs_bulleting; organ Tec Chimes concert .. s T TO 8 PM. T OO—v.x’Hl.'Anlh' (‘lu'“' Hotel !\anln'n lr:mlnrr concert ding the quartet’s Javenport: Sports: mews bulletins .. st e Philadelphia; Tellevue Stratford Hotel’ Orchestra . will be given under the & B e Springfield: Theatrical the American Nature As clicago: Organ rucital: “Hotel ich ks unged series {l tllfll‘ln)?’:: Roll ¢ ]LI b!I(lIhlA;‘(n 5 cago? Dinner concert from Rl CRts Hon TSR \'ew"&orl‘:: Julk: Balalaika Opcheatra, arles W, e W York: German lesson: police Tepos Charles W. Speal eneetady: - Accultural B uintet: solois : vice president of New York: Columbia Univi of Com- talk on his to the lady Kk tonight ital o he had suggested. Surely that was churm—the thing t had worked spch an amazing change in her, and so swiftly . . . "ot ‘which charmingness s the ve! poorest relation. he slipped suddenly from bed, and sextet A few drops o crevice of the duces inflan i toughens the tender, sensitive underneath the toe I that it ca: not penetrate the flesh, and the turns naturally outward overnight. “Outgro” i Kossip Charm i 1926, by Amelie Rive: went over to her writing table on which was a small edition of Stor- Sitting on the she fluttered fire- Darr to o iy lecty month’s Dictionary. wolfskin before the fir reading Yocal wolos | i | (Continued tomorrow.) laby futlaby | Finland Likes U. S. Movies. | Of the 530 films passed upon and . S authorized for showing in Finland lnst | Manufactured for chiropod Ho vear, 339 were of American origin. | CVET.any one can buy ifom the drug Of the entire number only five films | store a tiny bottle containing direc were rejected by the censors. After ! tions. Constipation! How to Keep the pages quickly, by light | Charles's-Wain char- lock . . . charm . . .” She mur- mured over the definitions as she read them. “Ch 0 pos that New York: Mustcal ‘program: Ward's Swanee Entértainers. Fort Worth: Texas Hotel 0: S v Detroit: Qoldkette's Orchest New York: Hotel Commadore Tuinuey, Cuba: Musical Miami Heach, Fla,: Concert program Omaha: Feierman's Orchestra: marks St. Louis: Oran reeital: soloist ....... Chifcago: Supper bell program: organ recital Chicago: Time siznals: stocks: dinner concert . Cincinnati: Hotel Alms Orchestra Cloveland: Allen Theater Orohestra . ... .. . New York: Talk: sports: markets: Unger progr Kansas City: Markete: address: Camp Fire Girls Chicago: Varied musical program . s i | Chicao: Your Hour League . 7:30—Dallas: Honey Boyw' Orchestra . i ! { | harmless antisept R ¢ the wd a tabloid version of the o he Bohgmian by the WEAF Grand Opera Co. Music Recital at 8 0'Clock. recitals WCAP e, soprano, and rm anything supposed 3 : X v o sy u maglc power or spell,| % & s which can subdue or delight .. . to exercise irresistible power over; to please or delight greatly; to vield exquisite pleasure to mind or | senses: to fortify against evil . . .’ | guzss ; $ the category of Yus billed Phyllis Pri \liss Louise Lenore Jones, concert wnist. Miss Price will sing at § ‘clock and Miss Jones will give her al at §: Philadelphin: Vocal and instrumental recital . Richmond Hill, N. Y.: Talk: pianist ....... Seaside Hotel Trio 3 She went back to hed and lay smil- lmg again at the creamy lady with T ey 5523 Atlantie Cit; S Philadelphia: Dream Daddy. with boys ‘and eirls . Philadelphia: Police reports: Ritz Carlton Roston: The Human Machine, New York: Kurtz Kamnival Ki Baltimore: ol Newark: Katinka Orchestra ... Hartford, Conn.: Announcements: Minneapolia: Dinner concert by Gordon Cooke & TO 0 PM. Hour, her unicorn. Yes, that was what | Padraic O'Shea had—charm. And the ! ovil he would fortify her against was boredom. For Celia had come to the conclu- sion that the smoke in her chamber of life rose from boredom. It would have been different, she now reflected, if Hilary had needed | at once they were in her, say as he needed his eyes: but!swimming through he only necded her as he needed his|as through rippie evebrows, which were not essentfal, | Padruic was say merely becoming. The patness of this| “Yes, this is the gr idea amused her, but she was quite!And these words gave her s ul are of its bitterness. | describable shock of joy Think . . . Just think what it!awakened to find Donov would be if there were no conven-|at the bedside with her tions!" tray and the sound of running v Hilary's coming from her bathreom. like his hair. Very kind—very soft—| “That’s what made me drean but very inward looking. She | swimming,” she thought drowsily, |sald Maestro Glannini. couldn’t imagine a light leaping into|but an inexplicable sensation of | if a stork, them . when they were not fixed sheer joy remafned with her all day i Young man, on the beauty of some work of art, 3 Ciglatzki, soprano, and ~. pianist, will provide 1l setting for WRC's after- noon program Dorothy Townsend will conduct the “Housekeeper's Half Hour,” and Mrs. Nina Reed will dis- ings Talked About.”” . police reports . & Enzémble.. SITTING ON THE WOLFSKIN BEFORE THE FIRE, SHE FLUTTERED ! THE PACG QUICKLY. at_desert, | one knew of th d sands | bis fe ms few ol and | siders, Sala dil {Scherma. { 2 | W sl | , Bowels Regular He had long ago decided that the | DIW: 8. CALDWIlLE. lent and uecessarily brief exercise | AT THE AGE OF 83 ‘rl'm‘.rh-L: ‘;\us the best daily | vike for a scholar. Tt kept him | o pr, W, B. Caldwell, of Monti- | gripes, sickens. or upsets tie sys «c tion and K JK° H e = = " P B . o re Sys- |In ondition and took up 4 minimuin i cello, Ill., a ‘practicing physician for [ tem. Besides, it is aosolutely harm- aptitude. for it “the. Goaeive . yeurs it med cruel that sof less, and so pleasant that even a E d it —“the Godgiven many constipated men, women, chil- | cross, feverish, bilious, sick chiid dren, and particularly old folks, had | gladly takes it! to_be kept constantly “stirred up. Buy a large 60-cent bottle at any While he knew that constipation | store that sells medicine and just sec for yourself. 8:00—Newark: Lecture; “Al Theater . 3 Sheie s Baltimore: Vical and instrumental eoloists . Detroit: Studio program New York: Terminal music Motropolitan Theater program Reid's om | Branford s the ribh Toston L Philadelptua Philadeiphis: Philadelphia Richmond Hill. New York: Musical alk: artist recital LocalRadio Entertainment Seaside Hotel Trio .. Focal_and instrumental St Louis: Bo, o Miami_Beach, Fla.: Police and news bulletins New York: Astor Coffes Orchestra ... Atlanuce City talk gh: Farmer program: ;" Mews Orchestra Denver: Market reports: tring ' Orches Rossville, N. Y.: Vocal e510s: news: Bible talk . . chmond, Va.: Market and weather reports; €o pators’ Orchestra .. : Monday, March 15, 1926. CEN A DR A NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. eves were densely black | (345 Meters). Weather Bu ;s_::i..r.':/:i» For Hilar u stork of steel. As | after giving up the | au reports. [ 82 5! 3ureau reports. WRHF—Washington Radio Hospital Fund Committee 6 Meters). Temporarily discontinued. WMAL—Washington Radio Forum (212.6 Meters). W RC—Radio Corporation of America (168.5 Meters). “Housekeepers' Half Hour,” nsend, under the aus- tment of Agricul- 5 pam Dore Ziglatzki, =o- Bartholomew at the p.m.—FEthel C. prano: Wilms P p.m.—George . Ross, pianis! 45 p.m.—"“Things Talked About, Mrs. Nina Reed. Early Program Tomorow. 11:35 a.m.—Arlington time signals. noon—Organ recital, broadcast from the Homer L. Kitt studio. rnstein’s Hotel broadeast from b, and Potomac Jucer Quirks of | dsdale, presented Nature Assoc 5 p.m.—The Mount Vernon Church Male Quartet, Bernard Spille, first teno L. Mitchell, second tenor; P. Balley, baritone; James bass; R. Deane nd direetor. ublic Utilitie: series of talks on matters of 1 interest in the National Cap- by Charles W. Darr, given under < of Washington Chamber of Conunerce. S to 8:15 p.m.—Phyllis Price, so- prano, in a group of songs; George H. Wilson, accompanist. 8 to 8:30 p.m.—Representative itoss A. Colling, Democrat, of M:ssis- sippi, member of the appropriation committee, 1 talk on “Fiscal Rela- tions Between the District of Colum- bia and United States Govern- Miss Louise Le- concert pianist. 9 p.m.—"“Tower Health 1k from Metropolitan Tower, New final « spec ital 10 p.m.—Music by “A&P from New York City. .—Grand opera, “The Bohemian Girl” under the direction of Cesare Sodero, from New York City. Early Program Tomorrow. S5 to 745 am.—“Tower Exercises” from Metropolitan New York Cit. Plant Yields Soap. Should the present supply of raw materials from which soap is manufac- tured be cut off, the world would not have to go dirty for lack of soap. The lant found in many hedge produces a slimy juice that lather immediately it is mixed rm water It has cleansing properties also and fabrics suffer no deterioration when washed in it. Gvp- sies and the peasants of Italy, Spain end France use the soap wort plant for washing clothes, Twelve million Americans attended the 15 circuses exhibiting last year. RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Mount Vernon Church Male , WCAP, 7:15 to 7:35 Severino Mandolin Quintet, WGY, 7:45 o'clock. Metropolitan Theater pro- gram, WNAC, 8 to 10 o'clock. Musical program by the A. & P. Gypsies, WCAP and other stations, 9 to 10 o'clock. “Hopewell (Va) night,” WRVA, Richmond, Va., 9:10 to 11 o'clock. and opcra, “The Bohemian " WCAP and other sta- 10 10 11 o'clock. tions, Jefterson_City: Market reports City} Sweeney Orcheatra, 5 ery, 3 : “Pop Concert.”” WOO and Roseland Orchestr: inétrumental reci o Springtie . B e Rrings. Mich . Rai rien Sorings. Mich . Rad 8:30—Fort Worth: 1. 0. T ¢, Band. . Dea Moines: Vocal and instrumental Havana: Westnghotse concert. Lios Angelec: Own Failon s Callforn Minneanolis Farm talic. > ..« Agricuiture taik New York Tower heaith talk, WEE ¥ chrophase hour ... .. : ; rogram, voeal and instrumental ..l WRXY and {xrlr“ program: orchestra . R X 7 Po! W eater program: iny yholry etories. o Lighthouse ans TWCAR' 9 TO 10 P.M. 0:00—ifartfond, Conn, i 'fallc: concert: ‘Vocal ‘and instfumental Philbarmonic v'"York: Hadley's markete; San_¥rancisco: Stories; 8t. Louis: (Prv.‘b?tl’ H plignue Cigy, Ho Bgnd New York: Philadelphia ad At alk: travelogue Malis" hilageiphia. Stanley ‘Lneater hour. . Posten P tropotitan Theater program Christian Science lecture New York R vocal soloists Baltimore: T Portland: Dinner concert . Cineinnati: Song hour . . Kansas (1ty: “Around the Musical prog Detroit: Vocal and instrumental b ik New. York Atlanta: § Troy, N = talk 9:30—Atlanta: Camp Fire Girls Denver: Sanuman's hour: Newark: Ensemble Dallas: Agricultufe program 10:00—Denver: Spanish lesson: Miami Beach, Fla.: Cincinnati Hot Spring: New York: Schenck Havana: Mue! Richmond Hill chestra . Boston, Interfcrence cst, Philidelphiy readia Patio Dance Orchestra .. Atlantic City: Silver Slipper Dance Orchestra . 5 Louis: Orchestra insv co program Myer Davi Lecture; ne: rogram st. New York: Ferrucei's Orchestra ., w _York: Orchestra; Soloista: Craig Siswrs; Hotel Bond Onietra L Aty LS AR Yand ‘W0, “from ereity ‘of Minnesota radiotori e Club of D8 ukes. - (‘on‘?n Urchestra. Pignist: goloist T Ninsirels: Seeman's Orc stories: music Pail Cook, the mausical’ chef: Stewarteon ance Orchestra: rokram period soloa. whCEOs s 25 Diano RIETER clections S Town With WDA! #olo in ‘Spanish Spanisti ‘Symphony 10’70 11 P.M. KOA_Orchestra sololats American_Legion program . ! ‘radio " fali: Westington Tratnmen's Trio Zimmerman's O: Supper €1 6" Hig Philadelphia: Solowsts: Parodians’ Orchestra .. San Francisco: Rudy Seiger's Orchestra . Springfield: Weather ference test program: Cleveland: Willard Symphony New York: Vocal solos: lecture Richmond Versatile ‘Orche: Minneapolia: concert s Angeles: Irish program: music: ew York: “The Bohemian Girl Opera Company, WCAP, WOO. WTAG, _from d _missing _person report: e WhE Movle Club .. irio: “soloists 1l by the WEAF Gran . WCAE, WJAR an 10:30—Hartford: Traveler's Symphony Ensemble . New Yorl Smith's Orchestra Portland: Weather, market and Fort Worth: Ward's Trail Blazers . Troy. N. Y.: Domino Club Orchestr Newark: Néws, “Successs” . 11 PM. fhrau Haus Orchestra + Cotton Club and_Silvy : Ben Bernie's Orchestra : Packard Orchestra Cleveland: Austin Wylic's Orchestr New York: Prize plav, “The Fuxitiv Minneapolis: Weather and market ortland: Vocal and inetrumental concert .. estra: piano-accordion selections . " Lowis: Or an Francisco: Organ ital Hot Sprinks: Pooley hour: New Denver: Voice culture by radis on the Stairs" Philadelphi Atlantic Cif Cineinnati: 11:90—Boston: Metropolitan Theaf 11:45—Atlanta: Vick Myers' Orchestra iolin Community program Pi 5 York: Musical program: Denny's Orchestra ¥ dion culgure. KOA Orchestra: 70 12 MIDNIGHT. cis reports ELivhwoe G T program; 12 MIDNIGHT T¢ 2:00—New York: McAlpin Entertainers . 100 N eland: Lombardo's Roval Canai Los Angeles: ians Varied musical program. KPO ‘and. Richmond Hill, N. Y.: Queens Melody Boys. Pon MPieh. Enterutinment. from oreh; Entertainme S ortiand: . Vocal and. instramental Hot Spring lie: Brick English's 12:45—Kansas 1 T0 songs Cabirians’ Meklejohn program 1:00—Cincinnati: Froli an Francisc Los Angele MRS. FERGUSON WANTS PROOF IN RUM REWARD Must Have Evidence That Vio- lators Have $5,000 Before Pay- ing $500 for Conviction. By the Associated Press. AUSTIN, Tes., March 15.—Before Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson pays a re- ward of $500 for the'conviction of a Texas liquor law violator worth more than $5,000, she must have good proof of the financial status of the person convicted. Mrs. Ferguson made this clear to- day when informed that G. E. Harri- son. a Federal prohibition agent at San Antonio, would apply for the re- ward in the case of a farmer who was fined $200 in Federal court and whose * ol him to be e n $5.000. Har- ed that he was for- ajestic” concert Orchest, Frol City: Nighthawlk frolic; Plantation Playe 2 AM. warding documentary evidence to the governor to support his claim. 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