Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1926, Page 46

Bt 46 PROGRAM OF WCAP OFFERS VARIETY 11 Attractions, Including Music, Speeches and Play- let, Are Scheduled. FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1926 Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 4:00—New York i Detroit” Now you Wok W York |4 o—bhiladelpnia: “Rew a Philadelphia: Police reports: organ: (rumpets 4:45—Atlantic City : Chatfonte-Haddon Hall o 5 T0 6 WM. Children's program: music; talks .. .. Hotel Astor Orchestra: miarket reports’ ... Holy week services from Shadyside Presbyi 6 T0 . -Astoria Orchestra . d_instrumental 5:00—Nooseheart . New York 5:30—Pittaburgh o ‘Churen LKDKA \m of 11 mixed attractions. | CWGAR g from ypeal and instrumental | music to speeches on topics of inter e<t. will he hroudcast tonight by sta-| tion WCAP. | Starting with the weekly 1 of the Mozart String Quintet, will on the air continuously 12 ciock tomorrow morning cluding with a dance program from the Ward Wik man Park Hotel J =7 » ballroom. One of the chief musical features will be special Lenten program the Lyvic Singers compo<ed Joannu ¥ sell A pre rang Atlanta New tatnment \ McAlp Chicago ren's DrOgTAM: Atorien: MUbic -« .- Sehenectads: New: Tnternational Supday &chool iosson Cleveland: Carl Ripp's Hotel Hollenden Orcheatra .. . - NewYork: Uacie Geebee: Anizels Peil House Orcheairs” ] Philudelphi ther tin Franiiin Hotel Coricert WCAP | Grehesty ket e untit | Boston: Coneert S Sork: Markets ; o Topsy-turvy time Wark: Sporte: news. bulletins Quiaret concert b orchestra e na: French losson. . Hotel Bration Hail St norts Kimball Orehestra organ Vie-Stra Pittshurgh e concert ... Minneapolis: Court of Gold Nedal . » Hartford, Conn.: Dinner concert by Hub “Frio Dinner concert: Goldkette's Ensemble Organ vecital. Palmar House Syn ford Hotel Orchestia Philadeipl of Davenport st Rus 0: Min fnm Leonard Stew ard, cont Chimes convert T00—cn “ alto dlMner " Conerd e Miant Beach Pihiludelnnia L prokiun Bellvue-Stratford Hotel Orchestra’ . orton dinner concert lecture tene njamin ¥ vison. bass. Other number concert United States Army Whittall's” Ar will come from musics include Ly 1he program sinns, which WEAF. Frederic William ton’s radio politi piper man, will microphone on “Child nnder recital program ... Radio talk:"An Philadelphia: Uncle Wip's bedtime story day dist: wonge 5 . Tuinucu, Cuba: Musical program L New York: Hotel Commogore Orchesira: {alk tads - Eastman Theater Orchestra i ch lesson ... .. e WGy rk : Richman's Orchestia: vocal and piano’ aelections WHN Music review: Potters Banjo Orchesira ......... WOA! ot i i Cleveland: Wormack's Singing Syncopators . 1t 7:45 o'clock for a New York 1 and vielin solos - Welfare.” "He will speak | New York: Sporta: markets: theate; talk: songs the auspices of “hilc | “hicago: Organ recital: Graghing's String Trio fare S g e L L | Detrolt: Farm market reports: childran's faik are Society. Two other speeches and | Kansas City: Marketa: story: musc 2 Blanche Elizabeth Wade's weekly “Si Chicage: Supper bell program: stock aquotations Hobgobl! crograp g0 time: composers’ vrogram o sonlis CMictograph a0 ) Chicagn. Markets: dinner conesrt by ‘Deaks Hotel Concert SR Jne of the talks will be| Ensemble and Blackstone String Quintet made by Dr. George M. Stratton, pro- | Detrolt . Gelduates Orenestra: soloiste essor of psychelogy ¢ e t Louis: Organ recita . ¢ f v of psychology of the University | ;.30 New York Pedtime mors WCAP. W00, WEAR ifornia. and the other will take | WCAE. WOC and WTAG. from form . OF 4 alikne Thtsreen: F1J 3 ! Monarcha ¢ MeQuade, vice president of the Lib IS i erty National Bank. and John M. R AL . dan. cAshier of the Bank of Comme) and Saving: Sandwiched between numbers will he a playiet Thomas Herbert ock Co. broadeast from 7 to 0 o'clock WRC's afternoon program will be one unustal features, It includes a toncert by the United States Marin Band Orchestra selections by the quartet of the Kirst Baptist Church | and book reviews by Nina Reed —mmmm—m—— Atlantic Ciy Local RadioEntertainment || Biifimore: " MR WILE, “lub % {aa i New York & Peri House Orciiastia nd v voll call and birth! lo-Per station heaith talk:’ Wile, Washing 1l observe: 1 news. ppear before WCAP'S soiow niilaby WL WuN WIR KMOX WGR| Atlantie Cit Boston: Talks, Philadelnhia ~New York: J K Richmond. Va.: the varied Claveland: Talks by the It will be |, WLIT X 00- The Philadelphia tint recital z Boston: Cathedral N oof S Paul progra of men and boys . 1 POy am . talkn recital : and anstrnmenial selections talk vocal Richmond Hill | St Louis: Orliestrs New York o Hamoson New York: Unce R recital w York York vocal 1semble S ert's chiat instrumental Siuidial” Nerenuders u.'.m.‘w Laddi a Protestant hu 3 Cooks Orehestra’ ) woioain VFoudl oios: talk, the Singing Groundnex: the Zpiscopal Spring 1 Philaielphia Hrvar R Hartford: United States Coast Gu: %0 Edg:water Beach Hotel ¢ Beach, Fla.: News and polic Bedtime stors: ‘Home Dick Long s Orchestra Loncert: talks: soloists h and Judy ahow: the Aimanac Friday, April 2, 1928, Hni NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. | (1345 Meters). Tarm lecture . 13 p.m.—Weather to S p.m alth Service Bureau reports | lecture, “Hygiene of | 2355 p.m. Time signals. 10:05 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. l WRHF—Washington Radio Hospital | Fund Committee (256 Meters). 11 am. to 12 for ‘“‘shut-ins noon— (daily). rent events WMAL—Washington Radio Forum | (2126 Meters), Silent, w Radio Corporation of A (168.5 Meters). 30 pam.—e vine Band Orel 1. santelmann Tavlor Branson. second leader Casi feom the Marvin 0 . George I P First Baptist Church Myra MeCathren Marks, | 1 1lel intralto: Floyd | tenor Charles Moore, 1 Williams, aecom by Unit Ross, pianist et s by Mrs, | the World's | Macy, and by Elswyth violinist and Nell from the Kitt Piano harpist broadeast Homer 1, m.—Raleizh Haotel he direction of Roy Orchestra Laing. WOAP — Chesapeake and Telephone Co. (16! 5 p.m.— Moz P W by . € of psyeholozy Potomae | 5 Meters). String Quintet nd Human M. Strat- Univer ind chairman. divi and_psychology uncil, presented nal Research nd Science Servic 7 n.Playlet to 7:30 p.m, American G faculty of ms, rofessor “aliforn isthron, Ppices by the acrosse, the | me. Prof. 1.V ivisor and conch of University of Mary by itt Sir ation Elizabeth 0ot TAD tierozraphs from Miss Blanche voteller pom Hobgoblin WA & Wade. 5 to 8 panc—Child Welfave,” by | ick Willizm Wile, speaking for | » Child Welfare Society of \Wash- | Stod pm Army herman J. Stan 430 pm nnot Borrow nk™ and I e Bank.” a 1 MeQuade Liberty Nati nk, Itiordan. cashier the nk of Com- and Savin; presented under of the National Association he American Institute of Banking 4:30 to 10 p.m Al Lenten pr by the Lyric Singers—Joanna Russell, soprano: Mirlam Leon Steward. contralto; Harvey T. vnsend, tenor: Benjamin Y. Mor- I Mrs. John Milton =Syl director and accompanist 10:30 p.m.—Whittall A from New York City. pm. to 12:30 am from the Wardman Park Hotel, Early Program Tomorrow. Y ower health exercises," New York the neert by United ymond wil Vo Some People From the Money hetween Ik sident of th and John M dinlogue pr sram Iest vison vester 0 to Persians 10:30 m City Beautiful Model to Wed. NEW YORK, April 2 (P.—A beauty from Iceland is o be a bride in 4 romance of the Yale junior prom. Miss Gudren Paulson, who Immigrated five g0 and was regarded as perfect hlond type at the Yale Art where she has been n model, marry Gregroy Nott Camp who well connected soclally in New York and has been in business in New Haven, He met Miss Paulson at the prom Iast February. He Williams i fis parents pprove the match: School Fort Myer Postmaster Named. Cunningham Myer, Va Nomination of Mary F 1o he i Fort was seui Lo the Senate by I osiden‘j -~ United States Public | From | —Dance | from Metropolitan Tower, | Williams Orchestra: soloists ity: Sungs: Sweensy Orchestra 3 Markets: Brown Palace String Orchestra’ . v: Markets: talke . 3 The Son of Man Studio program Davenport: Lacture New York: Myrtle Mason. Schenectady : Fifth apisode of Crucifixion.” by chorus cheir of 30, hyterian _Chureh 5 Claveland: Good Friday program . San Francisco: Stories: mumc .. : Richmond. Va - Organ recital: cantata. “Olivet 'to Caivary Soloiata: Ail Saints’ Episcopal Church Boys' Choir Anrles: Musical program S0 PR SRR R contralin. trio A Sten on the Stairs’ from Union Pre e JWRYA R.30—Los = Louisville gical Seminary program WHAS .. .WHO stminster Presbyterian Cinderalia Orchestra ..~ »TO 18 PM. Musical faatures m, to Calvars,” cant m, contialto amee. haritone Atlanta: Barnessille Civitan Club San Francise ex: town crier Detroit - Mulkes celebiities: Caspar Lingema tenor. WEAF WaB KPO WIR Wos WCCO Libie WTIC WOAL miarketn orchestra. Symphony i Ltiine fadiers coutest v Pucty Wonix sermble L raselers and_Symphony The Regina ture: vocal solos Quartet Philadelphia New York Orchestra woners: poems: Ses Gulik Hotel St. George Suciety soud Friday proei Emrmaniel Clab solos Hotel Traymore Concert Orchestra . neert 1o ... fnist: Corradetts < Orchestra WBAL WRNY Theater e Toew s Leximkton Louis “w Yorl hmond Hill Svmnho Henjamin Rider s Orchestra Hardma; r . N, 1 piane <olos Negr y ehoir of the Episconal Ch Hear i - or Orchestra: ~ Rarber Ehenerer o WDAF WMAQ Shop, & WEBM en Mich’: “Organ recitals taik Choir Mooseheart 0:30—Los Angeles Chicazo: Mu New Denver Sehenect Di Springs rmor ch Lighthonse el WEMC Wi KH. <olos handtalks iolinist: stories & \ino’ Labate Woodwind Enaembls . pational Sunday schoo! lesson WGY Orchestra: ane-act play by WGY Plavers 10 TO 11 PM. The Ror Who 10:00—Detroit New Y it WTAG. WCAE. WO0O. W and KSD. from Goou Fridas services from S: wians, WOC, WGR, WCCO, Wi, ohn's Epis Raldwin Piane hour, WGY ramatic: her: Cadil from Shaw Avenu il Dance Orchasirs m Cluby Orehestra Methodist i Lo Anatol Friedland ; York Springfield | Pro New York: Corro, B < Mich Lo Gty program o8 Drctiestra ) Philadelphia 3 Hartford Minneapoli duartet Program 0 Bouk review .. and in< rumen ta sherry time Orzan _recital Chicago Chica o song: Philadelonin 0) E Morning Arcadia A’ tow S jadk O°L Omaha 10:30—Daveny New ¥ Kinne i S 11 PV, TO 1 MIDNIGHT, 11:00—hica; Loftis ‘Crucifixion » Minneapolis: Weath Smaba Miical iogrant o Do Angeles: Mk eram Philadelphia Freshman Hour night reviie oo et i gion S "Orchestra New Y M ] program: i ST Lguiv: orcheatta rogram | San Franciscn: Studio pegETan L U Yorkc: Hans Entortainers: Denns's’ Orchestra . 1 New rk: Hotel Lo e Orchestra . . Tios Anzeles: Times Hot Qnrl;ll’» Voo X 30—Davenport: 2 {5 XA Musical i s Orchestra town erier Girason's Orehastr 1" s 1" MIDNIGHT TO 1 AM. Silver Slipper Orchestra /12:00—New ¥ i Hotel | MeAlpin Now Scheng Detrot: Dance Sin - Francisce Los Angeles: I m i S v Palace Hoiel Dance Orehesira Davis Drogram R PER Chicago: Fy pen Moings: Y Song Packard Ballad hour A program : soloists neisco: States Restain Weather: Your Hou Setting-up hour: Palmer Hoilke {alstead’s Orchestra . ....... R dor Orchestry "0 e Sk lar 2:00—San Francisco 008 Angbie Tenxo | Coolidge vesterday, together with a {list of postmasters for various parts of the country. s New Radio || Six-Tube, Single Control ‘3 Service Dept. Atwater-Kent Radio Set || Vouiil 'Sk dhaciii e the Reasonahls Rates '$ STAR RADIO CO. 409 11th St. . Franklin 8848 000000000000 A Now ready. FElegant for lies to use. HARRY C. GROVE, Inc. 210 G St THE EVENING STAR Meters. 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Smith, coun-|iess and that she ix living on H St b tho colsmiiaton; aalsa Williaim | ShY 12,00001y digturbec by W, Trench, assistant secretary of the | O'Shea. a younk musician Geners! Electric Co.. for the iame |§tention she is dattered by 1t aud ene of the principal stockhelder. Davius and marry E. Peck. counsel for the company,|She tells it X objected on the ground that such tes- pin S W 1 e Miggestion and oy timony would violate a confidence | rels with o ‘hen Mr. Reeves sustained the ob. | davs to thin! Smith announced he would appeal to the commission on the ruling, as he intended to ask the samie question of witnesses from the American Telephone nd Telegraph Co. and the International ndard Electric (o, Mr. Ree thereupon adjaurned (he hearing on agreement of oppoRins counsel, saying he did not wish to take other-testimony with this ques tion pending. the pesponbibility o luces tier along with hou an Eng Ay afterward with range iping about Pa pays ber ‘marked courae Hilary not _do. | sterday’s Star.) ALLMENT XLIIL The Letter. WAS time before Cella could make up her mind to open ry’s letter. Her heart beat ily. and she felt apprehensive, almost afvaid | . “C‘elia, dear,” she read at last, “I The first flurry in the hearing was hope yvou'll like the May queenish occasioned when Mr. Smith asked | hower that I've arranged for you with Mr. Trench if Dwight W. Morrow of | the help of the worthy Donovan. It J. P. Morgan & Co. personally con-|iga grove leading to something 1 want trolled his stock in the General Elac-| 1o disclose to you. [ would have made tric Co. { it a miniature ‘Forest de Lilas' only 1 Mr. Trench pleaded ignorance, but | thought the perfume of lilacs just a those interested In the hearing inter-| little too overwh: preted the question a& aiming to learn | princess who had ‘whether the Morgan interests are in-|lately. What I want to say is this terested in any alleged radio monop-| “Please make vour journey of de oly. | cision on a tortoise itke the . heroine of vour favorite fairy tales { P i | We were hoth a little overexcited this Noblesville Enforces Curfew. | ¢, nion, 1 think—1 know that 1 was. | Spacial Dispatch to The Star So don’t worry about coming to a con NOBLESVILLE, Tnd., March clusion in three days, or even three The curfew ordinance, & city law for | months. Take as long as you like, i but mever enforced, was | “MY—T think you will find out your 2 e b b s rveal feeling for O'Shea much more resurrected this week by Mayor Juseph and put into effect. Bovs and quickly if you do not see him during | thix time. I mean, of course, after the girls under age of 16 will not be per- one interview with h which you sald mitted on the streets after 8 p.m. | vou might wish to have. until December, and from December | 1 hope, my dear little Celia—" | until March after 8 p.m lHere elia need down at her long legs. which lovked longer | i usual outlined beneath the cover. | ¥ and thought what a funny term of RADIO'S BEST OFFERINGS Carment. (his wan. for her. She TONIGHT. sighed in u disheartened way and went Concert by the United States belgltitgrcha ]r' l::w“ i Army Band, WCAP, 8 to 9 that vou will realize that o'clock. comes only from the desire 3 vou truly and safely happy. “The Crucifixion,” by the “If 1 have hurt you, and I'm afraid Men and Boys' Cheir of the I have, please helieve it hurts me even Cathedral Church of St. Paul, | | more tothinkso. = WNAC, 8 e'clock. ours aff'ly 29, vears | th let dear Celia, all 1 say to see Somehow this siznature hurt Celia more than anything he had said or done up to the present. He couldn’t even take the trouble | to write out ‘affectionately,’ " she said. | speaking aloud to herself as she so often did when alone, and her lips trembled | Ay “Gallia.” by * the Emanuel Club, WBZ, 9 to 10 o'clock. Lenten prai—!:b\' the Lyric Singers, WCAP, 9:30 to 10 o'clock. . . the centraetion was |a symbol of “tolerable fondneas" Something hot and wild reaked through her breast. 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She flung Hila LOOKING AT THE WATCH ON HER IT WAS ONLY Jetter on the hedside table and slipped Padralc’s serawl under ner pillow There was triumph in her hear then all at once envy took its pla Why couldn’t she love like Padraic She lay very still looking out at the bower of dogweod with hostile gloom. But then perhaps Padraic as right. When he kissed her—if she let him kiss her—love might sud- denly flame. Perhaps, too, that was the hidden meaning in the tale of the Sleeping Heauty. The prince's kiss had wakened love. She got out of bed again and, fetch- ing her portfolio, wrote two notes in pencil. One to Padraic “Come tomorrow, Thursday, at 6 and let me thank vou for the lovely orchids and—for your dear words to & was no signature One to Hilary “Thank you se very, very much for the charming ‘May queenish bower.’ It was most kind of vou, byt then you are always kindness itself. And thank you for not wishing ma te hurry, but 1 think three days will be long enough. but I feel much better and have written to ask for Mr. O'Shea to call tomor- | ¢ at 6." his note was signed, “Aff'ly, Celia She stamped the envelope addressed | Padraic with a special delivery np angd put both notes on th rtelpiece in her sitting room. where Donovan would be sure to see them It was then 10 o'clock She was wakened next by the sharp clear stroke of a bell close to her ear. On opening her eyes however, she found that this bell note was in her own mind, & thought sharp and clear that her subconse well must have symbolized it as the | | stroke of bell. All her fusion | |and wavering of vesterday had given | place t firm decision. Her mind | had been made up for her, or had made itself up, during sleep. She felt calm, strong and capable in every ay of carrying out her decis| Jking at the watch on her to ning as | night , she found that it was only 6 She was glad of this hecanse | ehe would have a quiet hour in which to lie there all alone and think out | details. ‘A May queenish hower NIGHT TABLE, SHE FOUND THAT SIX 0'CLOCK. This expression rebbed them of all charm. Why did he persist in treat- ing her like a child? He had ways done so on occasions, hut of > the habit seemed to have grown on him She felt that she would never he able to enjoy the sight of flowering dog- | wood again. Then her mind went back to the details connected with her decision. She thought them out bit by bit, sensi bly, practically. And when they had been anged In a_sequence that satisfied her her mind sgain changed its direction and considered the night before last and whether or not the | champagne had intoxicated her. | In her clear and reasonable mood of | this morning she felt surer than ever that it had. Impressions, fragments |of what he or she had said returned to her as they had not done vester day. He admitted that she had told him | e couldn’t Tt would nined he that it + ehild cheeks tin he sorry hest ery felt, 1 reason that hi decision oman’s decisior pe reentled U P “ineumby Had she said ther ted hix hoy depres thes had in her was a Other ad often wondered i wments if she were not al » B Most ol thins said th likely eri ik he in his indu ping sile After vied Merely ward ary Fr ft_about the wor ccome o th. acquiesced 1 way why “m and ke had he he didn’t m b his @ ds or | « smiled unple thoughts occurred t he re burden onld =oon nee, the longer br no notes affly g0 on livin who mere ness and ho had seen her drur (Copsright, 1976, by Amelie Rives ) (Continued . tomorrow.) For “Flu” Sufferers! . AKE your breathing eas- ier and get welcome re- lief from “fiu” discomforts by using Luden’s Menthol Cough Drops. Nose throat and chest quickly respond to the bene- ficial menthol blend. 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