Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1926, Page 32

—— o — (. NAVY BAN Special Concert, With Other "Attractions, Scheduled in Program Tonight. The United States Navy Band Orchestra, directed by Lieut. Charles Benter, will play a special radio con eert, for the audience of station WRC tonight. The concert will be present ed in the studios of "WRC, beginning at 7:30 o'clock, and will he relayed through WJZ for joint broadcasting. The remainder of WRC's evening program will he featured by the re- turn.on the air of two-radio favoriter —Margaret Buchanan Yedtes, who will resume her storles of “Esam. and Hazel Arth, Washington con tralto, who will be heard in a recital, with George F. Ross at the piano. Author of Stories. Mre. Yeates is remembered by radio fans for a number of her own stories written and told for the radio audience 1abt year. Her story this evening is entitied “Esam Plays Cupid.” and will be told beginhing at 8:55 o'clock. Other Washington contributions to the evening broadcasting will be 2 dinner concert by Irving Boernstein's Hotel Washington Orchestra: the Kitt Hour of Musle, and an organ recital by Otto F. Beck. to be playved at Crandall’s Tivoli Theater. The only outside feature on WRC's program will be the hour of dance music to be plaved by Freddie Rich and his Hotel Astor Orchestra. which will be broadcast jointly with WJZ from the Hotel Astor, New York City. Ball Game “Play by Play. This afternoon, beginning at 1:30 e'clock, a play-by-play account of the Washington-Cleveland double-header hase ball game will be broadcast from the studios of the Washington Times Herald. The evening program will be opened at 6:40 with a Bible talk by Dr. Charles B. Campbell, teache of the men's Bible class, Calvary Baptist Church, followed by a sports resume at 6:55. . Maurice Harmon and ‘his orchestra. featuring Phil Hayden in vocal selec tions, will open the program this evening of station WMAL.. A pianc recital and popular entertalnment by James Roosevelt Armour and James Holland will follow. Local Radio Entertainment Saturday, Sept. 11, 1926. NAA~—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. (4345 Meters). 3:46 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. 6:45 p.m.—Agricultural market re ports. 9:55 p.m.—Time signals. 10:05 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. WMAL—Washington Radio Forum (212.6 Meters). 7 p.m.—Dinner dance . music by Maurice Harman and his orchestra with Phil Hayden, vocal soloist. % p.m.—Piano recital. %:15 p.m.—James. Roosevelt Armour and Jimmy Holland in popular enter talnment. WRC—Radio Corporation of America (468.5 Meters). 1:30 p.m,—Play-by-play account of the double-header base ball game be. tween Washington and Cleveland, 6:40 p.m.~—Bible talk by Dr. Charles B. Campbell, teacher men's Bible class, Calvary ‘Baptist Church, under the auspices of the Men's Rible Class Association, 6:55 p.m.. Base ball scores. 7 pm.—Irving Bosrnstein's ‘Washington Orchestra 7:30 p.m.—Concert by the Unitad States Navy Band Orchestra, under the direction of Lieut. Charles Benter. broadcast jointly with WJZ. 5:556 p.m.—"Esam Plays Cupld,” by Margaret Buchanan Yeates. 910 p.m.—Hazel Arth, contralto; George F. Ross, accompanist. 9:3) pm.—Freddie Rich and his Hotel Astor Orchestra trom WIZ, New \'r;r Hotel ) p.m.—XKitt hour of music. 1145 pm. to midnight -Organ re eital by Otto ¥. Beck from Crandall’s Tivoli Theater. LULL NOTED IN RADIO LICENSE REQUESTS Officials of Commerce Department Expect Busier Time After Opening of Season. A lull in the issuance of hroadcast ing - ltcgnses and changing wave e and call letiers was experi enced at the radio section of the De partment of Commerce this weék Tor the first time since orders were given by the department to grant licenses to all applicants and change wave bands wherever asked. there rp no new broadcasters added tn the Government's rolls and no altera- #iéns in the lists reason given by official ent was that the first » i siations is believed to be over next busy season is axpected to apeur shortly after October 1, when He new radio season gets under way. ports have been submitted un ly that a number of increases n er. have been noted. but these are no longer included in the depart nt's records. as stations have the privilege of regulating their power eutput_at will. TWO AUTO VICTIMS DIE. Young Woman Fatally Hurt in Leeap When Frightened. Apecia! Dispatch to The Star. HAGERSTOWN. Md. _September 11.—~Two deaths occurred last night at Washington County Hospital tollowjng automobile accidents. ~ Miss Alma Morris, 21, sustained a fractured skull when. she leaped from a car Ariver by Norman Donovan. She he came frightened when the car swerved as it was crossing agraflroad The other victim, Dorothy; 3-year- old dpughter of Alexander Watson ustained fatal injuries Schlosser as she was crossing . street. ACCUSING GIRL FAINTS. WAG -FEATURE yesterddy | when struck by an auto driven by | 4:00- Chicago: My usical Chie Diinots e of New" York: Baar bail 3 N : Bear New York: Frank Farreils 5:00-—New | York: Hotel Wi Sl i Pt 4 Boston: The lers: e e, B ra; . New York:. Uncle Geel 4 Tocel 5115, GDicago: News bulletim :15-Chicago: Topay-turvy time Dewark: Jacaues Jacobs' 18 hi recital: news of f Oreh: -t ram ghicago: Organ ; 5:30—Pitta :_Flottila Club Hartf nrfir L2 bulletin Shel he Rar News songs and ] 40P, nd pElane ey 6:00—Chicago: Bedtime story: C Newt York Tobias Rosen: Atlantic City: Hotel Morthn and’ Newark Jacques Jacobs 5 ';:Ial Chateau Baltusrol Orchestra. Chicago: cago: Organ’ recital: Jack o oy ric “Trio: * ory stock market reports Capito] Theater Orch Bare ball results. . use b Madelphia: Hotel i phia: - Hol Philadelphia: _ How, i Hartfora, Con ® Colt Fark Dance : 'Lecture period ‘himes concert; Market “report Organ recital: ' Hawki: Wl “Arcadians: - Ak : Markets; addres cnestra TRAEE Y Philageiphia: Sport taik: ~Marine 8¢ Shelourge Orchestra, WPG and. Va.: Hotel Richmo Seaside Hotel Tri ulo”: ... <hicago: ramily hour Chicago® Sundar school York: . Strickland's Program Orc - an Cleveland: Studio program St. Louis: Dinner concert Dallue: Jimmy Joy's B: St. Louis New Sork: New York. concert s Chicago: Edgewaier "B Atlantic City: Hotel Traym Welch n “Minstrels. ~ VP Chicago: Classical concert Newark Ukulele Dick Huga Tne Four Jacks of and artiste: wolos ... .. Boston: Musical program Pittsbursh New York: Musical comedy hita arkets: ngs s Cincinnati: Organ recitai: New - York: Instrumental Orchestra and chorus Musical potpourr : soloists: hers Com Richthond. Va. dalect re: Van's _Serenaders: Chicago: 9:00—Chicago Chicago: Soloists: Cincinnati: Bicyele _Sextet: New: York: Lelia H %n;m and Wrong: Weich's " Minatreis; | Philadelphia: Tad Weems' Novelty Dance al Dance Orchestra ... Chicag: Classical concert Chicago rewater. Beach Hots news by i L lletine and Le Cloveland: Kanpas Ci St. Loul 9:80—Dallas ow round the Town wi York: Schenectady: Hotel . ¥ - 10 70 1 00~New Golden's Hotel St Louts: One-aci pla i R ram Richmond. V. Davenport: Ma Cincinnati: Swise Now Fork Roifes Paigis i0n’ Now' Yo o's Palais DO Philadeliiia: ~ Weems'~ Novelty Wadsworth's Orchestr Chitago: Varisty hour Van's Serenaders Springfield: Weather L A York : Ernie Lt Hotei 'Richm uette Band: Garden frolic: a. WPG and solois “mia e Dance record 11:00--St. Louis: Vine Heure d Cincinnati - Sam Jones, Touisville Toons New -York: Hof Richmond Hill. N. Chicago: Supper Serenaders s 11:30 o Jack Gards All-Ame; Lymn' Nighthawk 12:00-—Dallas Chicago 12:30—Chicago’ A reheat 12145 Kansas City e lie: musical er Beach Hotel Oschestra: Van's 1:00—Kansas City: Fr Chicago: Edgew: Chirago: Lyma RADIO’S BEST 'OFFERINGS FONIGHT, Dinney dance music by Mau- rice Harman and his orches tra. WMAL. 7 to 8 o'clock. Concert by the United States Navy Band Orchestra. WPC and WJZ, 7:30 to R:55 o'clock. Ajr Cify Ranjo Boys, WLW, 8:30 to 9 o'clock. Emmett, Welch's Minstrels WIP and WPG, 845 te 015 o'clock. y Vaudeville program hv Ev Jones and s Merrvmaker WTAM, 9 to 12 o'clock. Freddie Rich and hic Hotel Astor Orchestra, WRC and WJZ.9:30 to W#:30 o'clock OPENS FIRST OF YEAR. After several delays in the npen- Ing of the beam wireless stations | Aesigned for wireless communication | throughout the British Empire. the system now is expected he in operation by the first of the year. according 16 advices received at the | Department of Commerce. | The British stations at Bodmun | and Bridgewater, communicating with South Africa and Canada, are completed. and the Grimsby Skagness plants, which will be used for communication with Australla | |and Indla, will be in operation by the end of next month. | | | to. , Sk Vienna, Va., Teachers Named. Spectal Dispatch to The Star . VIENNA, Va.. September 10— "Peachers for schools starting Septem- | ber 21, announced this week. ae:| Vienna—Principal. Mrs. M. A. Payne | assistants, Misses Louise Rinker, Anna | M. Rinker. Rebbie de Butts. Aline | Allison, Mrs F. A. Wilcox and Miss| | E. 1. Reld. For Oakton—Principal, F. | B Cunningham; assistants, Miss Dor- | othy Otley, Miss Elizabeth Cox. Mrs. | B. A. Young, Mrs. E. L. Wright.-Mrs. | Miss Elsie -Lee Wine. For. Andvew | Chapel—Principal, J. B. T. Rector: | assistant, Miss Nellie Williams. For | | 1dyiwood—Principal, Mrs. R. C. Mann. LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1926 Programs of Distant Stations Schelinled for Eastern Standard.Time i 105 P m: WEBM Staff-and-others Music program: scores markei ' reporta’ Orchestra. |- s arket reports. - and J tal. T T ‘Employment Opportuniti results: Hoiel Adeiphs & TO0 3 5 gress Hotel. Orchedtra, violinist ‘Amgbassador Thetnarne estra: hane hall remilia.. . Orchgtra’ . . Radio Chub. . ; Chaslie | Straixhi’s * erbil{ Ho Male Quar aker Hotel Orchestfa .. 8 TO 9 P.M. ~Cleveland: Hotlenden Hotel -Orchestra . Schodlhouss Orchestra and, solor iele i othera: ' Hotel Orchedtra: ore concert Vark Male Quartet. news: v Weatinghouse Concert ' Rand: ( “yoad report: Are ‘Lym Vocal and instrumental ‘program B.15—Cincinnati: News Taview: Bioycle Sexiet . . » TO 10 P:M. Chicago Theater radio revue . mose-covered melodie 3 o : Barth and Harry Pates, guitar, banjo and ot ronestes T George’ Olson's Orchestra: Orchestra, WPG and. . ... .. Wl ‘Warmers in dance progr: Congresa Carniv. Dance Le .e0’ Bartinioue, v, Jones and hir merrymakers: ‘others. . Al th WDAR" Van Curler Dan CcAlpin Orchestra Stare ond’ Orchestra * weather Orchestra Dance. Orchestra Abe’ Tyman's Orcheatra: g W ng person 11 T0 12 MIDNIGRY. artini Chicago: Edgewater Beach Hofel Dance Orcheatr i" MrAlpin Entertainers ... : Variety program ... .. ... l.. h: Abe Lyman'a Orchestra: * Adolphus Orchestra Trolie Orchestra: Van's frolic: Plantation P). 17O 2 AM. program ance O S | R . Butte, Miss Marion Alford and | - 5 | G W. Constable has been made i@ | Policeman Whitfleld Held for the | tor for the Vienna school | = | Grand Jury in 81.000 Bond. |y jericksburg Fair, September 14.) Policeman Raymond Whitfleld of | 17. $2.94 round trip from \Wachingtom. | the sixth precinct, arrested on the | via R. Fi & P.—Advertisement. 1 complaint of Miss Hallie Nuckols, 19 of 783 Alabama avenue southeast, was held for the grand jury following a | preliminary hearing in’ Police Court | vesterday before Judge Gus A Schuldt. Bond was fixed at $1,000 While testifving against the police man the girl fainted and was carried from the courtroom. Ordered to Wright Field. Maj. Jacob- E. Fickel. Air Corps.. [ has been relieved from duty in the| | office of the chief of Air Corps. War | Department, and ordered to Wright Filed, Ohlo, for duty with the ma:| terial division of the corpa. - THE. EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON: D TREASURY CERTIFICATES ISSUE PROVES POPULAR Latest Offering of 3-1-2 Péer Cents | Largely Oversubscribed, Acting Secretary Winston Reports.. . The latest Treasury offering of 8% per cent- certificater of indebtedness for nine months was heavily over- subscribed, according i annoufice- ment last night by Acting Secretary Winston. - “ReportsTeceived from the 12 Fed- eral Reserve banks.” sald Mr. Wi ston, ‘‘show that which. was _for . $350,000,000_ or theres| abouts, total subscriptions aggregate | £696.000,000. - Of these _subscriptions, | about $145,000,000 represent subscrip- | tions Tor which Treasury notes of | series R-1926, maturing September 15, 1426, were tendered in payment, ail of ich were allotted in full. oets 2 ZRIZEIZE 383 day. . 838355 83 onte Cario were made as follows: Subscriptions in amounts not exceeding $1.000 for any one subscriber were allotted &0 per cent, and subscriptions in amoun! over $1.000 were allotted 25 per. cent. but in no case less than $500 on any one subscription. ¥ ik :Fnr‘:horvdz'.al\fl as to subseriptions and allotments will he announced when final reports are received from the Fsderal Reserve hanks.” | | St 1 pe | - TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. S National - “Dancing Mothers.” com ) | edy, at 8:20 p.m. Matinee al‘ 2:20. . " | Belasco—Fanny.’ a David ‘Belasto 4 | play.-at 8:20 p.m.” Matinee at | Keith's—FEthel Barcvymore, ville, at 2:15 and 8315 p.m. Earle—Roye and - Maye Revue, vaudeville, continuous from 1:30 to°11 p.m. | Strand—'“The Arkansas Valentinos,” | vaudeville, continuous, 12:30 to 11.p.m. | Gayety—"Watermelans,” burlesque, | at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. | Mutual—"Hollywood Scandals.” bur- | lesque, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. | Palace—""Tin Gods.” at 1035 am.. 12:40, 3, 5, 7:05 and 9:30 p.m. Metropolitan—Men of Steel.” | 11:10 amy, 1:10, 3:15, 5:15, 7:20 and 9:30 p.m. = < ‘45‘5_?&_§§>,: 7 e e ‘Orche: Lot . m “The Rells,”” at 11:30 am.. s0] Harmony v i Fine Manners, 01 E o 05 #rohest B . . 4:20, 6:05, “Lazy Bones, at . ¥ 5 and 9:35 p.m. soloiats: ... KDKA he WEAF Musical Volcano.” at 12:30, 3:30, 5. 6:30, 8 and 9:40 p.m. Wardman Park--“Cabinet | catigari.” at-7.and 9 p.m. Lincoln (colored)—"Senor devil.” inuous, 2 to 11 of Dr. Dare- ar, * pianist Arrowhead " Iun Dance, —at.-Morrison's you will find the blank books you want, E. Morrison Paper Co.’ 1009 Pa. Ave. m . Orcheatra STEAMER Charles Macalester Leaves th St. Whar! Dally 10 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. 85S¢ 25¢ and Luneh Counter on Steamer. “Mt. Vernon not open on Sundays »IITIIIlIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIllllllllllllllll“’llli“ ey | Open at 8:30 A.M. Da: 3% Savings isic recital’ " Orchesira 1 PM. aoloiat Davidson's eporta Walter n Time e ) Deposits L o6 3856 Serenaders. .. asare: othars : Our 10th and Pa. Ave. Office | Open 5:30 to 8 Saturday Evenings | Beginning TODAY we | sume our Saturday Ev entra: 4 re songe i will - re tor the: offering, } - w “Allotments on other subscriptiona < |+ 4% { ing Bank- | . 0. SATURDXY. SEPTEMBER 11. 1926. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS” W T H BARRYMORE (In. Person) & ALL-STAR -VAUDEVILLE BUY EARLY SHUBERT LASC Be TRFATER Ll :_Management Mesars. TONIGHT—WMATINEE TODA DAVID BELASCO Presents FANNIE BRICE -in “FANNY” A Malodramatie Comedy in Thy » AT et Zavie Beinses " With & Caragplly Seleoted Cast Toemerrow—Seats Teda ted—THE Mall Orders Acoep! WONDER PLAY Mats. Wed. & Bat. B0e Evenings, 80s te $2.00. Ninth Main ~sarr GAYETY ‘i Lndies’ Club Theater, Smokine Permitted The Only and Original 3-11 Company in “WATERMELONS” WITH AND BY America’s Premier Colored Stars ladies’ Matinee Dally—25e XT WEFK—Mott And deft RIALT —NOW PLAYING— LIONEL - BARRYMORE In . a fereen Vorsion of Sir Hemry Irving's Tmmortal Play “THE BELLS”- —SPEOIAL PROLOSUE— - Pop. to $1.80 72 27 7 72 oudu Washington's Best Orchel | —Rtarting Sunday— violation of the gripping "GTHE MARRIAGE CLAUSE"” With Rillfe Dove and Francis N Rushma —ON THF STAGE— FUR FASHION SHOW X With 1 10 BEAUTIFUL LIVING MODELS ments furnianed hy Sake Far Cn co % x. TOM LOEW'S PALACE NOW PLAYING Paramount Presente THOMAS MEIGEAN WITH RENEE ADOREE In a dramatic romance-of sacri- flce and’ devotion by the author of “6-Cylinder Love.” TO DANCE TO “HAPPY' “WALKFR MUSIC AT TUNIGHT TOMORROW LAST DAY THIS YEAR ing Hours- -5:30 to & —at onur 10th and PA. ave.~office, for the con- venience of many of our patrons. FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK Tenth St. at Pa. Ave. N W. First Lieut. A. 1. W. Gordon hax heen transferred from the Navy Vard, | Washington. D. C., to the 1st Marine Brigade, Haiti; First Lieut A. Poe, from Marine Headquarters, here. to| Quantico. ‘Va.: Second Lieut. 1. F. Narum, from Parrs lsland. . C., fo | 1111 Connecticut Avenue Quantico. and Second Lieuts. W. F.| joRN B. COCMRAN. THol P. MICKMAN. resident. . G‘rlflhul:' E;x;‘;oir;\‘zlatl ol :.n;: g, (‘r‘ Sha'\v‘\ | » and Caskier . £ I Yard. Philadelphia g’ The Pin,}»ev Apartment POTOMAC, PARK APARTMENTS . 2lat and © Ktreets N W, Living Reom and Bath Living Room. Breakfast Room. 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