Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1926, Page 22

WRGTO BROADCAST PRESIDENT'S TALK Tonight Local Station Joins in Hook-Up From Red Cross Session. | 1 i | | { | | | { President ool »m the Adiron- tonight by | from Memorial Conti The address is to be | he sixth annual con Ameriean Red Cross e heen made sddress b his return f broad ident’s spe t b » United § o and 1o nine other sta New York: WJAR, WTAG, Wore WGR, Buf. WLIT i portion of e the presenta popular any suc er enter- 11 o'clock program tonight | on the air the | syncapators. | z at 10 will Post hot 00— New York: Vocal and fnstrumental artists THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1926. LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT MONDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1926 Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 4 70 5 P.M. talk WEAF New. o o le etliclo Bub. MeDonald: Hapby, PGl talic . 3 E adelpya: Detroit B “Born_and 6" Nousewives ; markets ther. musical p ' Colonial Orchestra: 8ongs . sport talk: orchestra s organ: trumpets . 5 TO 6 PM. New York < Kiddies’ show New York t reports . Minneapolis New York News N Trothrun_ore d : - Chicugo: WBBM WBBM ra, Orchestra lden's, Bl Piatio ‘seietiona: German Jexsons WNYC Dinner concert : Stovk raport wa bulletine News! Hotel 1 New'¥ Detront i Ulenec i emia o et falk e DEfnld « Vhseinible: * Tackeon's O i € Soter G rian and Violin recital " le: WBAL Orchestra o Wil oy Tews buietine: el 5 Raitiniore ‘Hotel Hotel Shelton T "sport talk - b Flotilia Club Orchestra tre Chicago' Topavturyy time program Detroft: Goldette's e Philadel Hotel Ad himes « | Cartists Tiews: piani ot nd in: 1 Shelton w Capitd Ho Markets: organ recital scores 1 violin “recita e reports; ta lessons: police " Hotel Orihestra Bedtime’ story: Cong WRAT AL Oreliest ital Entertainers WHN W% WO » Ciub Swanee hestra; talks Stations. Meters. M! TRIAL OF MYER DAVIS SOUGHT IN DEATH Indictment to Be Asked at Upper Marlboro as Result of Auto Accident. tles. 20 Special Dispatch to Ths Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md., October 4.—State's Attorney Alan Bowie will ask the grand jury of the Circuit Court, which convened here this morn- ing, with Harry W. Dorsey of Hyatts- ville as foreman, to indict Myer Davis, prominent cafe and orchestra owner of Washington, on & charge of man- slaughter as a result of the accident the night of June 2 last on the Wash- ington-Baltimore boulevard at Madi- son avenue, Riverdale, when Bernard Booker, Philadelphia attorney, a pas- senger 'In an automobile driven, it is charged, by Davis, was killed. Following the accident Davis was given a preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace John J. Fainter at Hyattsville on charges of reckless 4 | driving and manslaughter. The reck- less driving charge was dismissed and Davis was not tried on the other, Fuinter holding that a person could not be guilty of manslaughter unless reckless driving was shown. State's Attorney Alan Bowie noted an appeal on the reckless driving charge, and this case also will come before the grand jury at the session of court | opening today. Bowie state some 60 other jthe grand jur: he has, in addition, Farmers of Argentina who own re- ceiving sets are complaining because broadcasting stations send out market reports at night, which they say is late. ses he will lay before | WINS TILTING HONOR. Oxon Hill Knight Crowns Wife Queen at Beltsville, Md. Special Dispatch to The Star. BELTSVILLE, Md., October 4.—W. H. McConkey of Oxon Hill, riding as Knight of Center Market, was first in | the tournament held here Saturday afternoon for benefit of Beltsville Grange Hall fund. He was awarded a prize of $40. McConkey crowned his wife, Mrs. Nellle May McConkey, “queen of love and beauty” at the} ball held in the evening. Joseph P. Brady, Baltimore Count Knight of Woodland, was second. His | prize was $30. F. B. Hungerford, ! Charles County, Knight of Maryland, My Maryland, was third, recelving | $20, and R. A. Hungerford, Knight of Charles County Boy, was fourth, get- ting $10. Among _the woman riders Mrs. Florence Beall won $6, and Miss Lil- llan Roby, $4. Dorie Freeman of Chil- lum was chief marshal, his aides be- ing the N Mary Brandon and | Nellie mack. Judges were Le Page | Cronmiller, Percy Cassard, George T. | Sellers, Alexander Gude and Herman Badenhoop. Representative Stephen W. Ga brill of the fifth Maryland district addressed the knights preceding the tournament and State Senator Lans: dale G. Sasscer made the coronation address at the ball in the evening. Prior to the ball a Maryland chicken dinner was served. Dancing continued until_midnight ATWATER KEN Radio Sets Plus “Grove” Service Guarantee Satisfaction Harry C. 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