Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1926, Page 26

26 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16. 1926. | ( n rou| e efforts of former ersers have completed the condemna- P W[}AP 10 PRESENT | LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT l[;flflfl ROADS BODY |t foorss | CONDEMNATION FINISHED. e i et v e gy ®=otx HAIR ' | m———— 1S Shee & Chbbghalige il | section. 'This was the largest con- | Millions enderse Lacky Ti the Senate committee on post offices | Final Award Given for Barry Farm | | 5 | demnation case for the opening of | O o WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1926 ol oat oxdaslidhad 8t g Property. | streets ever undertaken by the Dis- | ince its organization at each an % 4 Programs of Distant Stattons Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time % 2 | 1 meeti 2 teee: obl acon i € ' 410 5 P s ; 4 association and found that all funds| Frank E. Cunningham for his prop-| irpe oiq subdivision was made in LU (o) 5 H News: sports results; pigno selections had been properly expended and We|arty jn the Barry Farm subdivision ' |gga, creating aere lots which ran to | York: “Tea music now court any investigation that duly i Y | of southeast, the District Commission- the center of private rightsof-way. Two Representatives ~to| *°0 " icivhius Busebal it i it - Better Business Bureau|io make, o T A O 5:00—New YVork: Hotel Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra: base bally, 5 % ¥ i rein “miaking arrangements for ine Talk—Concert and Opera | New Bl widis" shioitara: ‘Bouhinh iowsain:’ VOIS T ee, 3 Charges Misrepresentation |1 icok i the matier with Gov. Rich: Dorta: iecture: vocal woloist Lesaieal Schenectady: Stock reporte: news: base bali resuit ardson and on March 29 received from Are Scheduled Tonight. cpireas gtomen 1 10T O WG 5 in Soliciting Funds. him @ letter in which he wrote he | i . . . e TR Boston: Kiddies' Klub: Lido Venica Orchestra ... VNA = - i £ PilTadurmiiia: TWnrien STOUIEM okl Hovel Orehe % By the Assaciated P | oy ¥ s B ros- phia: Weuther mamin *Franklin Hote ches- P v the Associal b “The Tariff and Its Effect on Pros- | ipcelrhin: pafiuehers, Benianin, tisoran ROt DRMST wip o ne L ; |BREWER GETS REHEARING | fii perity” and “Flags and Facts” will be | & ~0—Ph-l(n,“;;lh::r:m Base ball results: Bellevue Stratford Hotel . 4 Y w\ m-,‘ June 16.- Charges . ' o aabiacts 1o pe disounaen on.the | 530 artTHNE L et soatie s Sais s N AT | omeonairepters were mads to| [N SUIT AGAINST MELLON| ) aleteria presse . air from the studio of WCAP tonight s,war#'uo..u"s’{.?..flf Baeenble .~ o o tic il L WOk tending the convention of the United — | %y Representatives James T. Begg. B i tn eClIRl AR e S ) E 4| States Good Roads Association in | Former Assistant Attorney General Republican, Ohio. and Wil | |Santa Monica last week received $600 Nelson, Democrat. Missouri. refi(\:‘-‘ Adeiphin: Bellsviie-Sthatiore 4 36 1f|4..v the trip were made here vester. Asked $500,000 Damages for Let- tively. ' Mr. Begg member of the hiladelphia: Roll call: birthd v ' day by Ferris Miller, head of the Bet. | committee on foreign affairs, while | Y Talks: Golden's ~ Orc i 5 for ’:h,,,,m s (Hbreau ter Written by Treasury Head. Mr. Nelson is a2 member of the com- | N olice, reporta: " fectire: solos ... .. 0L b i The Better Business Bureau ix mak- “harl " " mittees on education. expenditures in | ook " ta1ke " Dse “Dall - rewuits’ " East i i ing an investigation of the raising of | ar airernry G, 3':::’;:;.;":::‘ 5 . At e ; Orchestra L. . ds and ¢ me ; State Department and flood contrel. | ¢ York: American Legion talk: Savov's Orchestra’ . e o l',”"" and publicity methods used by | 5 rehearing of the argument on the Other features include base ball New Y United Synagogue services i Rountree, director general of s o B scores, a concert from the Sylvan N i Vocal and Plano solos: oregn recital ..y N aelE 2T s orzanization e A Theater by the United States Army | rake Hotel Ensemble: Blackstone Quintet s VaN Gov F. W, Richardson of California | of Brewer for $500.000 damages for a & ¢ i Chicago: News: vocal soloists: Tarrace e S ! sed to o conv. a Band, and dance music from the Chlcago: Newa: wocad aglol : B refused 1o attend the convention, and | jetter written by Secretary Mellon to Spanish Village Roof Garden at the | Detron’ Galiketie's Ensembie Rl o dailin a statement declared the assocla- | president Coolidge criticizing Brewer Avlington Hotel. ; roit: Dinner Crass taiel- Onctamiar 11t s Y tion was a private organization ob-|in connection with the charges con- From New York will come the pro- | R onkress . R erated by Rountree. e charged that | cerning duplication of bonds at the gram of the Ipana Troubadours. th v Vork: solox: siories “much false publicity” was sent out | Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Davis Saxophone Octet, and a tabloid | pringfield: Musical Mirth Makers: Dolaw's Orchestra: b VBZ 21 | advertising the convention Some months ago, after argument e A _ball resuits: M. A C. Radio Forum opera, “Yeoman of the Guard, sung | i RupERON o 3 Sk fo v b hy Frank J. Hogan, counsel for Mr. by the WEAF Light Opera Co. | Organ re Hotel La Salie O . A - I3 i Sl 1 Mello: tice Hitz sustained the Sl : | Cifiaby time: inatrumental cele b The New York features will be broad- TR R oy £ (e The executlve’s secretary said that [demurr it Brewer asked for a re- ecast jointly by WCAP, WEAF and; & ff 55 kel Wleveiand (0 e o 493 | Gov. Richardson intended no dis. | hearing and the court today granted other stations. Phladeiohin: Vorm and i IWCAU courtesy to the six governors attend- [the request. The case will he assigned WRC will broadeast this afternnon pRlbR, Versl dnd isypal VA ht i ing the convention. They were Govs. | for reargumeni before the Summer the final same of the present ser Eniindelohla; Dream Dy, with morvéar. Wik v p WAV, Brandon, Alabama: J. F. Erick. | Tecess. it is expected. Attorney Rich- b Wiz g iy Boston:” Federation “of Chiurches . IWNAG 2 390 | son. Montana: H. L. WhiteAeid. Min. {ard L. Merrick appeara for Mr N N e o e 5 45_dartiond o T Capital Theater Orehestr e oo sissippl; W. Gi. Fields, Kentucky: Clif- | Brewer. \ v b 6 A5—Ciminnati: | (himes " roncert SAL ford Walker. Georgia, and Ben . TRC studio staff. After the zame Davenpert: Chimes concert: base ball remulis .. : Paulen. Kansas. Lieut. Gov. Young | the station will broadeast the concert | 70 8 T.M. ; o e Gl ia, was, prassnl (- — | of the Marine Band on the Capitol | 7:00—Hartford, Gom . Travelers Jonglenrs - -oliis ol ; : WAL T o I tenested. inias i xon| i ; NLY our Valeteria Shop can give you Valeteria Plaza. L la m Lk N e , W 105 | resentative of the Better Business Bu- N fl preseing. and we attach a Valeteria tag to Boston: Musical prosram: WNAC Plavers - SN 3 b reau is Rountree’s solicitation of there are 100,000 i cerv suit we press. A <uit without thic tag " % Ehiladelnhia:, Advartising copsention RaofFaRk o g wewd W 0 C0 0 [ funds from merchants o abtain the | Washingtonians who will f ; i< not Valeteria preeced LocalRadio Entertainment NENWIARS KSD: WOO. WCSH. WOC. WOCO. WCAP and . convention for Santa Monica.” said gladly send one dollar or 4 R Richmand HILINT ¥.3 Vacal and instrumenial program LI WAl ¥ Mr. Miller. He represented that each more to honor the living and i et wdeiphia . Health talk: Clarence Se A 53 | governor received $600 for making the dead of the 26,000 from SUIT pressed regularly by onr \aleteria Philadelphia: Health talk: Clarence Seaman's Orchestra. . i Chicago ws bulleting: surprise time . . s 1 the trip to the convention and he told the District of Columbia who method keeps its shape permanently, hecause Wednesday, June 16, 1926. Springet: 3 Ay C.pliadio Forum: Radlo Sieeinbie - WM merehants that 23 governors would || served their country in_ the ve rectore the chape with every pressing. Mool ) Nt Frastam s 3 50| pe in attendance. Tn fact, but six ||| armed forces in the Great | s (i Bl wel Testoriint the Valovirn . i | Gcal and Instrumércal’ soloiats p governors were there." Send to John Poole, | s : AA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, | Violin recital: base ball results: lecture “WNTC | . iy T A i Il method--we actually chape the garment. Va. (1314 Meters) | ¢ York: Xt Hawailane’ Meister Homesteacers.’" ; avites drnartiERtish ot er, District of Colum’ 3 ; o s . i - Memorial _ Commission, --r-vr‘R-‘ ach l'#nlr; Orcl »;'lra ¥ e 1 brents hotr. 54 7 deral-American Nation: e S ol } Mr. Rountree declared today that ‘ederal-American National 8:45 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports Citcago: orhe Miltton Sing" Talk: Drake Hoiel E | 1 #5355 p.m.—Time siznals. o Bitkstane String Quintet: ocal and Insirimental sofor. (WO 402 8 {he, roildb. HSSCAIALIGN. weLHS: fo. e f]| BABR: 4 ' ’ 10205 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports teago. Sport. thlc: orgun’ seeitul - W i fense. The United States Good Roads (|| il Men'sSuits Deu 8 5 y 502 | Assoctation became a national organ. | = Cleaned and s “ R e 801 11th St. NN\W. Main 2704 00—ye York: Torat siow, Costelon Ingruntal T e X ENJOY THE PLEASURE i S AVALL and DELIVER Sitks and OF THE TABLE! s WMAL—Washington Radio Forum WLIB. WOCO, WOC. WER, WSAT and KSD from v ! Silent i e <" Daran's Orchestra o o el | E P E : 3 H i W LEAN and PRESS LG 2176 Meters). T Pty Protionn protam s Vi ol e T ) ; 0 WRC—Radio_Corporation of America 3 . Mamaraneci mihi: Y W 2 2 D k (168.5 Meters). ' ¥ Twsw's Orehastra: solnisra: noema CHN el rin 11 to 12 noon—Current events for shut-ins (daily). T R. R. Glee Clib 3 p.m.—Play-by-play description of ':hv"arfi \News: Sperm ectra_ouariet Vs 3 % the Washington-Chicago base ball nring fiel ax Kriles's Orchectra: soloista g 32 o - Ri N Y 0cE 0lol piano and O 5 p.m.—Concert by the United States Philadelnhia’ Dichier's Orchesira: soloists < 3 3 \ 5 PRilAdeInmia . Monten artiste Marine Band. Capt. William H. San- ST L GRS telmann. band leader: Taylor Bran- < Strine “Tri : o <on. second leader: broadcast from the Hartlord. Conn.: Carroll’s Tance € L ; plaza of the Capitol R atl.. Bk review pianiets vocal spios I 6 po Thinzs Talked About.” by y Yoral nroxram. iiat JILLUWENR i b B Mrs. Nina Reed. A oral and nstramental ‘ariete; errace’ Garen ) e ol mreesn X b NATURAL ALKALINE MINERALWATER I } O a {.(: I e ’ Chicazo: Joi atal, vocal and instrumental: WGN Studio 1155 a.m.—Arlington time signals. Fosemble an b THE WORLD FAMOUS SPRING 12 (noon)—Organ recital by Mr: o 1. Cliidren‘s program Earley D Fankmson. broadcas Y R program market reports: *The Genda- frnG FRENCH REPUBLIC PROPERTY ° the Homer L. Kitt Studio. " % KD . CELESTIN i S B W, Bpencer Tupman’s Hotel | 89 Kntekirhocker’ Orahistra v i BOTTLED UNDER THE STATE SUPERVINON Richmond. Va. Market weather and base ball reports Jo Mayflower Orchestra. vocal and instrumental prozram o WRY 25 L S IS eW a y ° e 0 P AVEAR= i caapeakie imna P Otomas Tel: | 15300 biaritord, Gonn.s iNama ind | Sustier ceonris s a0 | For sale by: ephone Co. (168.5 Meters). Chicazo: WMAO Plavers WWAO Philadeiphia. Voeal and ‘instrimental artista WeAT .m. e Ball News Dox Moihea: Dorans Oroheatra; “The Orieinal Larks JHo 8 ol . Philadelph. v Dance Orchests 1] g “ DRUEEIST O 15 3 pm.—"Matters Before the R A0 D Oy orenenra AT 31 |5 £wERy HoTEL CLUB, RESTAURANT, GROCER £ House,” discussed hy Representative NPk Lerat String Trin: fallc: vocal molos WOR James T. Begz of Ohio. member of com Richmond Tl N\ Vieal and instrumental ‘soloista izn affairs. who will talk SOl Dancs Its Effect _on hieagn” WIS Trio? Morean Park Ginle, Glae club. - WIS 2 o Wil vk - Rosaand D Orcnestra: Palisades Orheaira and Representative Wil New York: Aist recital. nolics and weather reports... . WNYE on, Democrat, of Mis- % Yon milly"DAr. soloiat’ Stancia Oreestea (5 WHCA souri, member on committee of edu- VoW York. Yeoman af the Guamd.. he the WEAF Tizht A S o O Compant. WEET. WCAP. WIAR. WTAG. WCAE. cation, expenditure in State Depart- s RLTE L L AE ok i ment and flood_control, who will talk New York: Voral and inirumenial soiofats: Roke Ensem.o, onialiags and Hack Kansas Cify: Muehiehach Orcheatra JUWDAF 3 7 to 730 pam ‘oncert hy the Cincinnati .~ Musical prosram from studio WEAT 1 TUnited States Army Band. Capt. R.G. Philadeiphia: Fox Theater Orchestra: Ritz-Cariton Orches o i Sherman, commanding; Capt. William N 5 ey ik e Ninneanoiis: | Churc services J. Stannard, leader; from the Syivan Richmond. Va.: Health talk: musical program . WRVA f 5 Theater. f iarmont e, s lons Onthrra: OM Rl | Octet, from New York City. iragn: Classical program ... ... K S to 9 p.m.—"Ipana Troubadours,” | 0:30—New York: Hotel Astor Orchestra 2 Wiz from New York ty 10 TO 11 P | 9 to 10 pan—"Yeoman of the |10:00—Chicago: Classical concert: “Congress Carnival’ LRYW P N D Guard.” by _the WEAF Lizht Opera Cmicaze! S m Henry: musical proeram . The Penbér o Co.. from New York City. l'!\u \'.ummr‘ Va. ‘n.—ghan b d-mm»'. r"?m'aév @l\'v& 56 ) e music by 1 Caneas Oyts - Tvanhoe ‘Band and Glae Club L WhAR 245 ; i 10 to 12 p.m.- -Dance music by the Ay R | - T You follow the trail of springtime. You see Spanish Village Land. 2 X String *quartet e e b b sixty cities—each at its best season. Karly Program Tomorrow. Tork e Denny's Ore G MR 6:45 to 7:45 a.m.~Tower health ex- Nes (fopalisades Orchestra: Edv Southerners.”. [ WHN 361.2 The Belgeniand sails from vork C results . . .o ... WRZ E K York City. i Nowark NOE Bulicing sl Fdace Orhsira won ! Les Augeles - Decembor 30 — —e — 2 Maines: Dance program WHO Praneises - - Phitafciphia: Artie Blitana Choerain Cluns wear 2 — S o AUSTRIA THREATENED ! Mooseheart. M1 Paimer Houss Victorana ... wim Returns to New York—April 24 b o WEWR o 5 The transatlantic liner Belgenland is the 2 MIDNIGAT. i b : o 4 largest and finestship everto circle the globe. Rupture Over School Policy May New York: Hotel McAlpin Entertainers . ; WMCA 7 20 o G 7 Minneanniie: Weather, ‘market and base ball repors: Walle or complete (arananion opyieas Kes Sweep Away Government an | Erickson’s ®_Orchestra weeo g ran Express Company. 13§1 G Street |11:45—Atlanta: Musical program ¢ i o oo siee ot Pl o B By the Associated Press. | L llpniil ) o] n g VIENNA. June 15. ia e e threatene with a cabinet crisis, which | e s may sweep away the government and AL TR bring on elections. TRudolf Ramek is | chestra . Chicago: Voeal program minister. Moosehe: Palmer House Entertainers. ... ) = ' . W) E The trouble has arisen through the 24, Kansas ¥ Nighthawk froli Plantation A INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE COMPANY repudiation by the chancellor of an | others Sagistnas : in cooperation with ercises from Metropolitan Tower, New CHAERald: Weather and “missing” peraon’ ropnris: hase ROt New York - - Decomber 14 Musical program LWHT WITH CABINET CRISIS e 11.00-—Chicazo: Benson hour S oG WIS S fing fon BleeHoms. Fot Springs: Dance concert: Ray !.\runf!{ (‘vr:—hfsxr." 3 .RTHH a4 T TR lcago: ~ Organ recital the present ‘chancelior “and forelgn |12:30—Minneanolie:" Eddie R i Coreaniani agreement entered into by the mini ter of education with the Vienna Vaiier senoal board: approving 1he . | FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY troduction of school reforms advocated S by the Socialists. BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA Chancellor Ramek charges that the Noted Anthorits on Radio. Socialists are driving religion from F the schools. Al Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohibited. 3 e Halifax Station Ready Soon. Radio Closes Up the Gaps.—Part II. | students in outlaying sections are ob- Yhe fund necessary for the com- | After radio has closed up the gmp | ‘W nin& inftructions which they could pletion of the broadcasting project in | tnat existed between isolated ships | g Hialifax. Nova Scotia, has been sub. | ox X i ips | Radio's usefulness in emergencies and stations on land and on other |has not been confined to the sea alorfe. sevibed by local associations and en- tihe . itions | ships, it proceeded to find to what | Many still remember the horror of the terprises, according to advices to the 8hip: ¥ first news of the terrible earthquake Department of Commerce, and the |uses it could be put on land. | - apan which spread dest plant s expected on the air in the | Few of the pioneers who were inti- fand desolation through the ':lxgltx‘eo;; near future. mately connected with this new sci- | section of that country and laid low - { ence, but who thought of it as limited | telegraph and telephone lines, cutting Man Takes Own Life. | strictly to use between ships and be- | the section off from all contact with PRI tween ships and land stations ever |the outside world. eial Dis he § | dreamed that it would become as gen- | It was radio that closed up the gap Qm:\( HBURG, \dn.k_‘:lu:e )‘IS--(::C{H erally used as it is today on land. in that case and came through v»";lth silby. 47, shot and killed himself in| “The story of broadcasting i3 so well | the news of the disaster and brought - his home, 1838 Easley avenue, Mon- | known that little need be sald of this | help from every part of the world to | —Eleven pretty color day. 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A ooking mt(;‘. e cz | White on tory answer to this need. Just sew up the e 5. | zard swept through the northern half | make 3 or 5 year loans on such approv y side seams, put in the h inis ck TONIGHT. Bl iR 1of the United States. eutting. down : v ! B o {PP . | White on Rose le seams, put in the hem, finish around neck T B | Easie e oy e, culing faown | security. ou retain privilege of paying White on Black and sleeves, and trim with a bit of ribbon, if by Representatives James Listening-in over the radio to talks |the section and leaving tie-ups of | off the loan in whole or part on any White on Resedn vorf wish, and there you have in a jiffy a cool, becoming and smart Summer dress. A hali itlia Vel and lectures by prominent educators |trains wherever it passed. Many i Regg and William L. Ne ey ar interest date. Feel free to phone or write Brown on Tan A . : . dozen at this low price each, will cost but little, 134 g el and political leaders Is much easier |the largest centers in the section, such WCAP. 6:30 to 7 o'cloc |than "reading their speeches in the |as Chicago, St, Louis, Kansas Ci for detailed information. Or preferably, White on Pencil Blue L | neWspapers, magazines and books, |and Omaha, as well as many other : 5 i Playlet by the WNAC Play- | |ana many are the men, women and |important centers, were completely call and discuss it personally. Sound S - - Kann's—Street Floor. ers, 7:30 to 8 o'clock. | children who have been benefited by | cut off from the rest of the country. / : | X » A 5 vals. | these talks. Here again radlo jumped into the ' advice; prompt approvals 7 & Many a farmer has been helped |gap. 1 ; \:s:,tf,fl'.’o,} ":f,]fifs \32’)‘;{,“7" 30 :malerl:lly in his planting and rs_repot BaD g‘:i:;,‘“‘;.‘:‘:,;{ng::,’ e First Mortgage Loans on Homes, Apartments and his crops by the up-to-the-minute |broadcasting stations and amateur Business Buildings, in D. C. and nearby suburbs. to 8:30 o’clock. 5“”.1.,.,,‘. r:])o;;‘ls ;h::oa‘;e 8:;:‘; s‘(’:t ituuon!h ben; all their encrgies to . | regularly by man: adca: - | bring through messages of vital im- . Davis Saxophone Octet, | |(ions. The prices of live stock and | portance. e . = WCAP and other stations, 7:30 | |farm products that are broadcast | Radio has demonstrated its useful- HL st Compflny ““The Busy to 8 o'clock. |regularly from many stations have iness in storm conditions on land and * = |savea farmers and breeders from |proved its worth as an aid in land P (<] <~ ESANSENED S00D - Corner”’ Hotel Astor Orchestra, WJZ, | |being cheated out of thousands of dol- } emergencies. 1001-15% Street. N.W 9530ickclock {lars by unscrupulous speculators. Radio's conquest of the air will be i A | These are services “-Rm; a: being | described in tomorrow's article. E " dvantage by the ers. Rt S . v “Yeoman of the Guard” by | [Vt o advantage by it Loan Correspondent for'The Prudential the WEAF Light Opera Co., Courses by Radio. At Holy Island, England, recently, WCAP and other stations, 9 Many emirrses on A variety of sub- {a bride followed the old-time custom to 10 o'clock. jects are also heing given by numer- | of jumping over a stone, named the | ‘ons “upiversities of the air" so that | “petting stone,” for luck. Ne 3