Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1927, Page 28

THE EVENING STA\R. WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 17, 1927 LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT SATURDAY. DECEMBER 17, 1927. Programs prepared by the Associated Press Scheduled for Eastern standard time. Mcters on the left of call lctlers, kilocycies on right Merchants” Official | IPLANS T0 SPEED - PROMOTIONS MADE Arrry Board Suggests Reten- tion of Single List With | More Retirements. WAVES T0 STAND UNTIL FEBRUARY Commission Says No More Changes Will Be Made Before Next Year. 4164 WGN-WLIB Chieago— 8:00—O)i-fashioned Almanack R:F0—Dinner music 9 00—Sonk recital 9 30—0rgan 10-00—Mark 172:00—Ho 6—WPG Atlantle City—1,100 drgan recital 05— Dinner concert. 10:00—Harmonica Band 10:30—Dance orchestra 285.5— WRAL Baltimore—1.050 1% hours) Love. ums. 14.6—WLS Chicago—830 7.00—Supperbell program N | i e 30 Tonal barn | | | 10:00=Municipal Band Bt 6:00—Waldor f-Astoria_Urchestra $0—Orchesira: highway report RO0—Ncw York Symphony Orchestra 00—l Gold on Broadway 10-00—Cruising the Air 161.5—WNAC Boston—650 £6:30—Orchestra S 0—Dok 8 Sinfonians & 30—Hockey, Buston va 19 :00—Le Paradis B 302.8—WGR By University of Buffalo Alumni “High Jinkere 011 Gold on Broadway 315.1—WMAR Buffalo— 8 .30—Piano recital 1900 —Danee Romunofl s Orchestra —WOR Newark—3 B0—Ensembl %15 M 0 00— Bamberget 10 00— Planist . danee 10:45—Vocal duo’ gance 191.5—WEAF New York—610 5 00 —Waldort Astoria Orchestra, islanders. Jinkers. on Broa 2 00—Show broadeist National vain dance F—WMAQ-WQI Chicugo—0630 Organ Diner o pular ) ucater revue W Cineinnati— Retention of single list promotion in Army Lecelerate ed the | officers appointed some months 3 Assurances are now given the radi mu public by the Federal Radio Commis sion that there will be further changes in the wave lenzths or pow ers of broadcasting February 1. Listeners, constantly harassed months by the emanating from meant the relogging of their receiving sets in order to hear their favoritc stations, are to be undisturbed stations are given under their present assignmenis Observations by experts in the tervening period, which includes soms of the best davs and nights of the Winter reception season. will lead t further changes later, however. The eommission st that it anticipates announcing a number of shifts Janu ary 15, to become effect February 3 and that an announcement of trans fers designed to improve local national reception of Pacific s may be expected February » become effective March 1 This, therefore, is a sort of period of respite for the listener after a hectic season of 1epeated changing of dialing | habits. But it is apparent thit the broadcasting problem is by nu ‘neans solved us ye Commissioner Sam Pickard. who teft Washington Thursday for Kansas City, has said that believed allocations were essentially in their natures. It is a f to every owner of a set that is vastly better in Winter Summer. Mi. Pickard believes thut wave-length crowding is possible in | Summer without danger of serious in | terferences where it is impossifle in Winter. Hence the real reason for the recent clearing of some of the | “plum” wave lengths for practically the exclusive use of some of the lead ing stations 8 Hence also the belief that, if the number of existing stations is not cur- tailed, there will be a recurring sea- sonal necessity for altering the con ditions of operation of some stations If Congress does not continue the Radio Commission as a permanent agency for. performing the task, it | 206.9—WWNC Asheville—1.010 7:00—Spencer Trio. will have to be done by the Radio Division of the Department of Com- STA9—WER Atlan(a-—630 merce, which ls scheduled to take| . 7:00—Sunay school lesson over administration in Maich. | Vw York Sympl v Mr, Pickard changed hia pians for| 530 Pafies hour o Orchesiot his survey of radio conditions in the| 11:45—Concert zone of Middle Western States from | A—=WOHD Chuiitansa which he was appointed. While con- | valescing from his recent illness, he was advised not to undertake stren uous activities. He therefore chose | to go directly to the home of his D parents in Kansas City instead of to| 10.00-—Dbance orchestra i Chicago. Before Christmas he has | —WHAS Louisville—030 #cheduled only a meeting of college | 8:00—R. C. A program. broadcasters, which will take place| #.00—Phiico hou December 21 at Manhattan, Kans. He 16.9—WMC Memphis—380 Blang to visit as many cities as pos.| §:00—Nox York Symohony Urchestra. sible in his zone before returning to| U-UV—Philco hour 200 Washington shortly after January 2l AT T G R:00—R, C. A. hour, The R. C. A. and Phileo hour 10:00—Bam Saance:” usual, are the principal ay ‘ night musical attractions of WRC. | gt g s g P In the former period the New York o Symphony Orchestra, under the direc. " e vl o tion of Walter Damrosch, will be el it s heard. Leslie Stuart's musical play,| 500 —Nen ok Symphony Orchestra “Havana,” will be presented as the| 10:00—Congress Car Philco hour. James T. Powe 11750 —Dance urchestra member of the original New York cast 365.6—WEBH-WJID Chieago—820 of the show. will play the leading role. | 7-00—paimer House Orchestra. The orchestra will open its concert | hour with a short movement from BErahms' “Symphony No. 1 in C Minor,” which | contains the great hass chorale. Sev- | eral compositions of Cesar Franck and | Camille Saint-Saens also will be pley- ed in addition to two lighter selections by Delibes, creater of many ballets, WRC's dinner program will be pre- sented by the Mayflower and St. Mark’s Orchestras. The Wardman Park Orchestra will provide the late | dance music. the but’ with new machinery to | o vycle no promotions, is recommend- | board of general Iy specinl Quebee go to ¢ > | 2 o York Symphony Orches stations before o ot who have during muititude of Washing: means of overcoming in the commis- the plan retirement average ways and “hump’ sioned corps. In contemplates more of older officers; a 4 per cent innual attrition in the entire list to | make way for advancement, and ad ditional inducements to voluntary ve tirement The board was headed by Mason M. Patrick. Its propo: [heen forwarded to Congress White House approval, although [ new plan would increase the cost of the commissioned corps $3.000,000 in its first vear. To offset that, however. the honrd said subsequent costs would fall below those to carry out present Taws. plan the been Orchestra WSAL Cineinnati—830 | Chimes DU B—WEAM Clerelan— 00—FIfth Cil apolitans. musi Vo tiue b s, T Wi g austiels A3A—WFAA Musical units Dl sucater 4 55180 7 00—Sport_new Pl L 53.4-=WIHO Des Moines—o sympuony Orchestia, it b post-war general, rapid m, whicl o while : Eatthe Svmphony musie e Maj. Gen. Als hive with the a complete tiiu i Dasvenport—800 ROBERTS WILL HEAD MERCHANTS’ GROUP Man Named to Succeed in symphony Orchestra, W—south Sea 30— High 10 Gl i — Y ork tes w Capital French as General Manager of National League. of atain Oichestea tive —WJIZ New York—60 . studio_prozram Yoik symohony Phiico hour. *“Havana Keyatone Diio. 1100 —STamber: music 318.6—WO0 Philadelphis—860 15—Organ and carols SO0—Chilren's hall hour $13.6—RDKA Pittsbureh 6 00—Westinghouse Band T00—Univ. of Pittsburgh ta Radio Club, ert York Symphons Orchestra PD—WON-WIR Ford and Puice | Privates Are Excluded. s disapproved one | proposal, the suggestion of the board that ceriain classes of officers to be | separated be permitted to elect either | vetivement pay or a cash payment substitut The President also disap- | proved proposals to speed up promo. ions far is concerned among the several clisse privates holding that had no connection with | the officer promotion problem Aside from the promotion accelera | tion machinery devised, the board | recommended future selection of the chiefs of combat hranches of the War Department and the inspecior general | from the list of major generals of the line This would do away with the present custom of retiring branch chiefs, whatever their individual ptace ;-m the promotion list major gen- |erals. The board also recommended Suitable temporary_ in of rank for the chief of staff and other officers holding posts of great responsibility o expedite promotion generally and absorb the post-war hump of 00 officers now stagnatin; advance- ment in the service, the ¥ posed changes in law to permit presi dential retivement of officers at the age 60 instead of 62 as at present, or after 40 y active service: in- sured retirement after 35 years' serv- jce tor those who seek it, repe aling presidential authority to deny such | application: application of profes: ional examination rule to confirm all promotions below the grade of briga- | dier general, which would 1o | move out of the service who failed to pass: permitting up to 1 per cent of the l>l1l4|v promotion list to re tire annually “with suit able remuner: tion™: removal of all legal restrictious on employment retired officers may accept; consolidation of the limited and unlimited retired lists to afford | greater outlet of older officers. New B , carry out the program, the board eation of a general person of five major genera 10 take over all work of classification and similar personnel matter nd commend action in individual cases. his wouwid require four additional, major generals in the Army, the branch chief sitting as a board mem- | SO0 S when any officer of his arm was 1:'-:v i:'”{f;r):“\:;“i, under gonsldeeation s 1775 Columbia read; Connecticut Ave As a further means to stimulate i mead. OO | promotion in higher grades. the board e e suggested that un annual turnover Owintbch: atrast Hout of one-seventh of the number of (f‘l' 703 Xt i onels on the list ke provided for L I S {hrough annual retirement of enough | Petworth, 4211 Ninth street; South colonels who have been passed OVer | eact, 624 Pennsylvania avenue south- | in creation of new general officers. leasti Southwest, 416 Seventh street ! Amother provision would require pro-| southwest; Takoma Park, 301 Cedar | motions of majors after 17 years in | street: Truxton Circle, 1538 North Cap- | that grade, captains after 10 years|itol street; U street, 1438 U street; and first lieutenants after 3 vears, ex- | West Ind, 1726 H street, and Wood- isting laws as to age limitations m\n.l e, 2211 Rhode Island avenue north- each grade remaining unchanged and | east. a ‘redistribution of the number of | During the same period Central Sta- changes in each ;:m(lv | tion, 820 Fourteenth street, will re |elected president of the Medical ‘ln:n‘u open untll 11 pm. The main post office, at North Capitol street and WEST POINT VACANCY Society of the District of Columbia at BALTIMORE, December 17.—A |the annual election held recently. He | TESTS TO BE HELD SOON achuselts avenue, is open 24 a day for the acceptance of gifts, | )! *ostmaster . Mooney urges that move for an exhibition in 15 to cele- | will serve during the 1928 term. Other e Christmas gifts be mailed as much be Blney. | dem ani Les Conin |brate the 300th anmiversary ot the oficers clocted Were: Dr. lobert Youn | Competitive Examination for Gan-| i L oty 10 e 0 Lot | popular radio entertainers: Ben Cain. | ettlement fo Marys L‘oum_\/‘\\;ns’.\ulll\.m',. first vice president; Dr didates Will Be Given Sl . jr..a songster who accompanies h m. | launched at the annual dinner of the | Louise Tyler-Jones, second vice pres | The big mailing day is expected o a0 onr the wuitar T, 7. Prollipe. teom: | Southern Maryland Soclety hers this |dent; Dr. Soursen B. Conklin January 25, 26. | be tomorraw. To avold the congestion 3 o " | week. * reasurer; *hilip e corridor of the main post office. ety he Columblans. 3 dance| 'The plan was proposed by Swepson |delegate to the = American {Anithe caniitor/of e D vost o e, et PTOide the other| parle, State conservation commission: | Associution. and Dr. Thomas Boheduled oil ne given by Hiarriak |er, who also advocated the location of | Groover, alternate —delegate: e a State park in Southern Maryland. Charles Stanley White, Dr. Frank st President Coolidg static 15 —WWI Detroit—850 o “ on Broadway Fort Worth—600 5. L. Roberts of this city has been \ppointed general manager of the National Merchants of the by the advisory board succeeds the late Robert S who died suddenly in Mi.mi August Mr. Roberts Mr. French since September Prior to that time he was truck specialist in the United State Depart- | ment of Agriculture, specializing in statistics of the acreage and produc- | o & i G and secre of Com United He French, Fla., las = tary League Home 0 as pay mission States ol lesson revi of S8LA—RIHS Hot Sp ngs— 380 S305—WOAE —Ncw York Sy AR TR e —WCCO Minmeapolia-St 15 he radio seasonal ct known receptior than in | # 00—Philco hour 10:00—0rgan recital —WBZ N had been assistant to Orchestra. Paul—310 tion of vegetable crops. Prior to his employment in the Agriculture De partment he served in the War De partment, the New York, New I’J““V'; & Hartford Railroad New York City, and the American Locomotive 1 Co., at Schenectady, N. Y | He received his ear eduecation in | the public schools of Vermont and then completed in business train ing in a comn Albany N. Y., which ad | by a correspondence ness administration. Clevelnad, Ohio POSTAL EMPLOYES START 12-HOUR SHIFT Christmas Rush Campds Local Staff to Work Longer Schedule. Stations Open Nights. Diuner con W a0t S uiph —Plileo hour Dance music 0B 2—WOW Omaha—59 —Orchestra yuik Symphony Orch o hour nestra Jor dancing. 513.1—KND St Louin—: —New York Symphony Orchestra, )—Philco hour o—Patais d O SU—Dance musi 18.6—R V00 Tulsa—860 lesson, ces 10 Arvt 379.5—WGY Sehenecta 4:30—Dinuer musi 70—The High-Tinkers % 30—0ld Gold on Broadway. 11:00—Dance orchestra 356.0—CKCL Toronto—810 —Santa Claus. . sub-Areti Orchestra —390 g as o0 ase stra. 15 S16.9—WTAG Worcester—380 30— Dance._orchestra NO0—New York Svmphons Orchestra £-00—Stuc o program. 10 :00—Dance orchestra SOUTHERN. a cours ercial school in was later supplemer cou in busi He born in | | | | Orch D0—Sunday school Wan Mase quartet Philco bour. \—Bridse gaie B0—Viol, WESTERN. —KOA Denyer—020 00-—Chie! Gonzales' Orchestra 168.5—KF1 Los Angeles—610 )—Saturc ht revue. 2:00—Phileo bour period. Uta—N idnight {ro 336.9—KNX Los Angeles—800 ars of tend any music | 00— Midnight Express. | | 81.4—KGO Ouklund— 00—Radiotron hour. 00—Fhilco hour O0a—Saturday nizht revue. V0a—Dance mukIc. 508.2—KLX Oaklund—390 00—Mausic broadcast 451.3—KFRC San Franclsco—600 The Cecilians. Starting last night and continuing through December 23, the postal work ers at many of the classified postal sta tions were placed on a 12-hour schedule, that is, from 8 a.m. to § p.m in order to take care of the heavy | mailing of Christmas gifts. The sta tions that keep upen until 8 p.m. are as follows Anacostia, 2018 southeast; Argyle. rd Proposed. ey | proposed « nel board , as | ! oy | Stras (3 hours) 3—KPO San Francisco—310 00—Pacific network program. Dance orchestra attle—630 ichols avenue 3220 Seventeenth Twelfth and New- st Columbia road amp Fire G adiotrons. aturaay 0.2—KHQ Sp 9:00—Orchestra 11:00—R. C. A. hour. 12 00—Philco bour 1 :00a—Dance music ber night revue. ne—810 nue Avenue, teenth Street Nortl. ast, hoirs) northeast, 12:00—Edgewater SOUTHERN MARYLAND DR. HUNTER IS ELECTED PLANS 1934 EXHIBIT MEDICAL SOCIETY HEAD Other Ofllcers Nlmed for 1928, In- | 300th Anniversary of Settlement| cluding Delegate to American of St. Marys County to Be Cele- Medical Association. WMAL's outstanding musical at-| edical Association brated—Park Proposed. traction tonight will be a concert by the Catholic University Glee Club under the direction of Leo Behrendt. | There will be selections by the entire | elub and a double guartet, inter spersed -with piano solos by J. J. | Dr. Oscar Benwood Hunter was mination will 26 to determine ecommended by oners to the War three vacancies the West Point it was an. E. Garges, of Commis. A competitive e | held January the candidates to the District Commi Department to fill which will occur at Military* Academy in June, nounced today by Daniel secretary to the Board sioners. All 3 Distriet, | the patrons are urged to mail their | Christmas packages at one of the fol- ¥ Hi s Pt lowing postal stations which will be Fo. Howe, itor of the Industrial and ) ~, open from 2 pm. to 6 p.m.: Ak o Mr. Earle said such a pa Leech and Dr. R. M. Le:Compte, to : 3 | Engineering Chemistry Journal. be a place of beauty not only for|serve on the executive committee for S i s il g automobilists, but would serve for chil- | three years. SCAHo g wanue: Hibolia, Aveniie, A0 dren in the Summer as a means of | The Medical Society of the District N oar tloth oot Nartheast. Top Marye ers this evening will be its customary | escape from the heat of the congested |is the local constituent hody of the Tand: Gvenue. horthesst: Dark ~‘,“‘»‘]‘ dtaner concert from 6§ to 7 o'clock, | sections of the city. He suggested | American Medical Association and | 1413 Park road: Southeast, 624 sl The program will he made up entirely | that the society lead ii a movement | comprises in its membership over 600 ivania aventi southsast; Southwest of request numbers. * |to promote a tercentenary exhibition |local ph\si(-i:ms. : southeast; Southwest, The only affernoon attraction is the |at St. Marys City in 1931, when the Herbert Lectro musical, which will be | tercentenary of the founding of Mary- broedeast from 2 to 4 o'cloc Jand will be celebrated, and that the 418 Seventh street southwest; Takoma buildings which were situated in that | LocalRadio Entertainment Park, 301 Cedar street: U & et, 1438 old city be reproduced for the event.| Saturday, December 17, 1927 WRHF's contribution to the radio entertainment of Washington listen- ung men, residents af the between the ages of 17 and 22, are eligible. Those who desire to DAMAGES CLAIMED. |take the examination, Mr. Garges | said, should communicate with him in | Room 509, District Building. Appli- | cations will be received until Janu- 15. Woodridge, 2211 Rhode Island avenue northeast, Central Station, $20 Fourteenth street, will be open from 2 p.m. until | 11 pm. In view of the wide use of | | automobiles, it is believed that patrons | will find parking conditions more sat- isfactory near the stations tomorrow than in the vicinity of the main post | office, Two Suits Filed—One for $25,000, Other for $5,000. Archibald ¥. {in the District cover $25,000 U street; West End, 1726 H street, and Development of American homes in southern Maryland also was proposed | by Mr. Earle. WIFE ASKS DIVORCE. LANS TO HOLD REUNION. igh School Clns.s c[ ES Also Con- 1 | Campbell has filed suit Supreme Court to re- nages for allexed false arrest and malicious prosecution | P H | Christmas | Washington | memors NAA—Washington Navy Yard (4315 Meters). 3:45 p.m.— Weather Bureau reports. 9:55 p.m.—Arlington time signal 1005 p.m.—Weather Bureau ports. WRHF — American Co. (322.4 Meters). 2 to 4 p.m.—Herbert Lectro musical 6 to 7 p.m.—Dinner concert, com posed entirely of request numbers. WMAL — Washington Radio Forum (241.8 Meters). i 7:15 p.m.—News flaches. 7:30 p.m.—Ben Cain in with_guitar accompaniment. 7:45 p.m.—Supper dance proz Les Colvin and his Columbians. £:30 p.m.—" The Raw Material of the | Future,” by Harrison E. Howe, 8:30 p.m.—Phil Hayden and Les Col vin, popular entertainers. 9:10 p.m.—L. Z. Phillips, drombonist and William Moore, baritone. 9:30 'p.m. — Willar1 Salem baritone, 9:45 p.m.— Club 10:15 to 10:30 p.m.—News flashes. re- | | | | songs am by Haynie, | holic University Glee WRC—Radio Corporation of America (468.5 Meters). n.—Venetian G Avenwich rdoliers 430 7 m 5 illage s Orchestra | 6 v.m.—Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra. | 630 pm. — Bible tall. by William Xnowles Cooper, general secretary, Y:M.C L3 pm Inn St, Marks Orchestra 7:20 p.m. Mayflower Orchestra 1 8 p.m.—RCA hour—New York Sym | phony Orchestra. directed by Walter | ‘Damrosch, from National Broadeasting ! Co. studios. Program Last move- | ment from ymphony, No. 1 in C| Minor,” by Brahms; vaise lente from | “Suite Sylvia.” by Delibes: pizzicato from “Suite Sylvia,” by Delibes; “Re demption,” by Franck: Scotch idyll from “Henry VIIL by Saint-Saens and Gigue from “Henry VIIL" by Saint-Saens 9 p.m.—Philco hour James T. Powers, 10 p.m.—Wardman Park Orchestra 10:30 p.m Weather Forecast 1030 to 11 p.m.-—-Continuation ¥ ardman Park Orchestra. “Hava with |a Broadeasting | 1‘!‘» ley. wife {v Julia Chaley Charges Mate Loves Another. Peter Chaley Mrs. . an attache at Walter Reed Hospital, was sued yesterday for absolute divorce by Mrs. Julia 4127 Ninth street. They were | married in 1896 and lived happily for . the wife tells the court, until he became infatuated with 4 vounger woman. Attorney Frank E Elder appears for the wife. Charging cruelty and numerous as- <aults, Mrs. Octa Winter, 8 street has filed suit for a limited di vorce from Edwin A. Winter. 1804 Lawrence street northeast. They wers mairied in July, 1926, and have one child The hushand is employed the Washington Terminal Co. Attor Robert E. Lynch appears for the several y RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Jinkers, W 7 :30. Hour: New Orchestra, 8. High AF and 3 stations, York WRC R.C.vA, Symphony and 22 stations, Boston Symphony Orches- tra, WBZ, 8:10. Broadway: drama and 5 [ First “Golden stations, Gold act of Dawn,” 9. on musical WEAF Hou WRC Philco “Havana,” tions, 9. Musical play, and 22 sta- Catholic University Club, WMAL, 9:45 Municipal Glee Jaltimore Band WBAL, 10. night revue 1am KGO Saturday and 3 stations, Allison | |against Arcade N. Simoneau, Florida avenue. He charges that | defendant caused his 3 on a charge of threats, which | nolle_prossed. He is represented ]c\lmrnfl\\ Jeffords & Dutton | Suit to recover $5,000 dar § es | filed yesterday agai Philliy | alleged | tiff sa ing from a car street southwest represented by Martin i , 613 Eye street southwest peisonal injuries. The § on Four: Octoher Attorneys nd Sues Taxi Company. William M. has filed suit W htie xi Co, for injuri Freeman, in Freeman, 3 against the Tor $30.000 sustained by his wife, while a of the company at Bighteenth street rama voad. The o the losxs and for e illness. He Attorney William | the company last half of the wife for her injur Mr cah Febr and K Ages of services of is represented Wendell Wednesday for on Wins &2 000 Insurance Suit. Special Dispitch to STAUNTON J. H. Bawden of this city, w his suit a inst Insu nce Co. number | cies held by him on the | Springs Hotel, burned The Star. Vi December of Toanc atarded’ $ the American Bawden is Mount a year ago. AT 2 River ,Yields Boy Victim. Special Dispatch to The Star CUMBERLAND. Md —The body of Roy pied son of Cyrus Oakland, who was Little Youghiogheny day, was recovered father and Charles C. Sines 700 yards from where he wept | The swollen waters had recéded. 10 vears De Witr, drowned i River vesterday by est November was was { st the Washing ton Railway & Electric Co. by Florence ain 's she was injured while alight- half e Fuller & 58 Q street, Black & damages Mae A passen, hushand wants dam the the expense incident December old near | Wednos el siders Luncheon Series. of luncheon meet- | regular inter 'H the class of High School, Plans for a series ings to be held at | by the members of of the Washington suggested by Brig. Gen. William Horton, U. S. A.. were discussed at an informal luncheon held Wednes- day at the Bartholdi Restaurant. The hope was expressed that such ings will be held hereafter on second Wednesday of each month. Among those present were Davis, president; George Francis W linms, secretary-treasure Albert K. Shoemaker, Clarence R, Cranmer. Simon Lyon and Charles H. Bates. The club is planninz to hold it forty- annual reunion, by as for is second Gets Reserve Commission. Kendall K. Hoyt, 1446 Belmont street, has heen commissioned by the War Department a first lieutenant Infantry in the Reserve Corps of the er ary ilo. to by who sued be. $65,000 damages apital E. | meet- | of | Iapancse Nurse Virginia Visitor. Special Dispateh to The Star. STAUNTON, Va., December 17 Araki San, 20 years head nurse at . Luke's International Hospital, Tokio, | is guest in the hom® of Mr, and Mrs. | | 8. P. Mann,.near this city. JMiss San | | vesterday :1I)urnmn\’ | was entertained by the women's organizations of Trinity and Emmanuel Episcopal Churches, in the parish house of Trinity Church, where she addressed | the meeting on her experience during | the earthquake in Japan. | At Hammerfe polar nizht lasts to_January in from wrwa November the 1% RADIO SERVICE en wha have we radio at Vo Serviee “Rennedy's Tivoli Bliz. Col. 10182 19 14t At naw. Garage 1320 New York Avenue in Fire suing of companies on $16,000 poli iott a heater 17 the his ahout down Parking 25¢ NATIVES” SOCIETY and Provisions Given for Washington Home for Children. More toy ushel i the the Di ifts Washington Homs night at their held in the Washin teenth and K brought % to ind g potate The entfrtainment featured by v large, brightly decorated Christ nd the singing « During the brief | which preceded the was made by John historian of {he hat lations be extended to The seventy-fifth anniversary Post Columbia children of hildy Al Christm tives of st for n n s party ton Clul n mber tree arols iness meeting party, a Proctor societ congratu to t and on Ating v Mrs. Johan ( motion to ine president of th his birthday The motion was unanimousl Anniversa mended the newly ele who eelebrat erda sed pa Washington Story Disputed. Mr. Proctor, as histe a w a4 bee was maved new sarcophog was found to have been kept markable state of preser led lead casket Adr body to When 1 old h in fa om the 1shington was tom} th n e Dr <ident Samuel § e pr his term imd Mrs the past from 1925 to Zell Weave entertainme two vears N ser ing Oatley t committee app s of singinz of the Christmas William Schmucker. 15 Re Mrs 1 irmar mexcelled pro; The was led by ima M piano 1 ndered m music 1rols Mrs tor, a ed on M ompa P. Bullonzh appropriate to ical program was ing of “Washing Robinson le seve The mt by > si Mrs h Members of Comuittee. Mrs. S. ral the committee Othe Kondrup, Mrs, D. K. Muir ipscomb, Hall ey B. Israel and Miss Mar refreshments elected rrar M Emme Wies i Wast I Mrs waret Lee D, presiden ments han (. ich, Mrs Mrs, L. I R members isto Pe orbes served th La th presi imer wly led v candidates were elect p in the organization Mrs, ki Dunmire. John Queen and Mrs. Slye. T. Baker Robin 1. 1. Connell. Miss Mary C. Griffin and Miss Nellie E. Farrell ed to member MeNier Smith N EVENINGS UNTIL 9. EASY TERMS BUBSCHER TRUE-TONE SAXOPHONES And Band Instruments. Ludwie Drums INDEPENDENT MUSlC CO Tth ST, SOUTHWEST. LANK BOOK of Every Description See Us First E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave No. 2 FOR LA GRIPPE AND COLDS Homeopathic Pharmacy 1007 H St. N.W. Phone Main 1695 New Year’s Resolution Talk With Baker About the New Year’s Class in Life Insurance and start Monday night. everv Monday fron Mutual Life Insurance Compans York Important that all _enrollments be In as coon as possible. Class selected and limited in number HENRY S. BAKER AGENCY ORGANIZER 123 Southern Ridg. M Salesmanshin. to 1 uary 9th, o 8 pm 62 STANLEY, HER TROPOL % of rECOGMITEY ..If e ST« 10 th " ODAY—11 A. M. TO 11 P. FLORENCE VIDOR Witk ‘Tullla inati In HONEYMOOH HATE JIMMIE ADAMS COMEDY RANDALL'S CENTRAL Dih_ Mt IDAY—GEORGE BANCROI HESTER CONKLIN in 1 0 EENEY 0. COMEDY {ORROW — EDWARD HEARNE AND_LADDER." No 4 HOOK York Theater CRANDALL'S , York, water TODAY-—BUCK JONES in ~HILLS OF PERIL TOMORROW —CHANG CRANDALL'S (! AY- “THE GREAT BERY TOMORROW — CONS’ MADGE in “BRE. SUNRISE CRANDALL'S Savoy The, Soaah & Col K TODAY—RANGER in “RANGER OF THE NORTH TOMORROW-—FLORENCE VIDOR in ANOTHER. ONE_WOMAN_T9_ C T A G d RANDALLS wnue‘".n:m TODAO—7ZANE GREY LiGH NING NORMA TALMADGE TOMORROW— . “CAMILLE TIVOL o bk CRANDALL S E_JESSFL TODAY A P TRV WARREN" COM TOMORROW-_NORMA TALMADGE in “CAMILLE AONY ve &Farment MAIL ROB- TAL- AT ANCE KFAST T NW | | | | \ | | | \ TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. She's My Raby.” musieal ! pm. Matinee today ational— comedy, at 8:20 2120 p.m. Belasco— Arama, at 8 220 pom. Keith's—"Hardeen,” 215 and 815 p.m rle—"Memories of the Opera/ vandeville, continuous 1:30 to 11 p.m Gayety—"Gaieties of 1925, bu osque, at 215 and 8:15 p.m Strand—-Stolen Sweets, 115 and $15 p.m Fox melo- today Playing ths Game.” 20 p.m. Matinee vaudeville, at burlesque 2t Two Girls Wanted,” to 11 pm.« Trresi continu m Rialto—""The 11:40 443 p.m am., 1 The Wom o— 1 12 10 pm Metropolitan—"1ionevmoon 1110 > nd t " m Columbia— Little Theater at 1:30, 3:30, 5:3 Pivoli—"Sa Amb Centr ASKS LIMITED DIVORCE. Also En- s Sale of Realty ssador— 10 pon Stonebraker Husban sin Mrs Would join Acen ne braker vesterda triet reme (' Stonebraker ille, . no children decker AMUSEMENTS, LOEW’S F ST AT 15TH—NOW PLAYING | | ATIONAL A Mat CHARLES DILLINGHAM BEATRICE LILLIE in a mew musical farce comeds “SHE'S MY BABY" With Clifton We MUSEMENTS Todny $1.83 SHUER( ) 21 (o 8 “Tonizht at Presants —Harry Wat TON T’ ELASC ATB habert “PLAV!NG THE GAME" By BRUCE REYNOL! 1)3 ROSTAND'S FAMOUS NAPOLEONI( DRAMA EVE KEITH~ ALBE E VAUDEVILLE TODAY BABGAIN MATINEE 2-HEADLINERS-2 HARDEEN Master of Mysteries CHAS. RIIGBI.ES &C0 5 —OTE BOTH MATINEES HOLIDAY BILL s RS e AND FEATURES AR "1‘_‘) SUNDAY—3 SHOWS 2:15—5:15—8:18 BIG 118444 BARGAINS ] 9823/40) Tuesday, December 20th & 2:30 A Auditorium YALE PUPPETEERS Bryn Mawr Schalarshin Fund ith's. Benefit Ticke S0 Arthor S See Russian ¥ ehestra vique ON THE STAGE. ANATOLE FRIEDLAN and his CLUB ANATOLE REVUE with a cast of Talented Revue Artists and a bevy of Beautiful Girls together with THE PALACE SYNCOPATORS and WESLEY EDDY. Guest Conductor —— ON THE SCREEN — POLA NEGRI in & Dynamic Drama “THE WOMAN ON TRIAL" CoLumeiA P ST, AT 12TH Continuous 10:30 A4 M o 11 P. M. NOW PLAVING Meotro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents “BECKY"” Co-Starring SALLY O'NEIL-OWEN MOORE The best picture of Backstags life ever Slmed M- G M NzwlaCoredy—Ovtllu . N LUST'S HIPPODROME . vear st iy “ONE INCREASING I'URPOSE ELITF 1Hth AND R. 1. AVE. RUDOLPH_SCHILDKRAUT in THE COUNTRY DOC IF‘SSE THEATER 18th lllll lr\lfll MATINES--FRED THOMPSON in TOLG GUY MARION NIXON E_STRETCH. NEW “STANTON it & € sts Cont. from BABE RUTH in “BABE CC LLOYD HAMILTON COMES CHARLIE. EXTRA—MATINEE ONLY—EXTRA OF THE HILLS umber CAROLINA '1th 8 X FIREN MY CHILD." with 3 STDNEY m WALLACE 10 RAYMOND HATT AMERICAN 't R. I GEORGE BANCRO UNDERWORLD. LIBERTY North Cap. and P Sts. LON CHANEY in “MOCKERY." PARK THEATER JACK HOLT in “THE TAKOM'A HOOT GIRS0) AESOPS’ F. SCOTLAND TOMORROW— in “EAST_SID| WET s CIRCLE 2105 Pa. Ave. P \W.95 A Packine S DOLORES osTRIT0 i 1% OF MARYLAND.” with JASON BARDS. HELENE COSFELLO . "0 CAMEO THEATER > Jgmied | M x mu\ JONES in His- N i LBERT “CAMEO BEERY N Takoma Park, | 7 B PAINTED PONIES. and “BLAKE "OF . C. Troubles in H. OLIVE P PRlNCESS ity g . MAYNARD LAND BEYOND THE e ¢ _COOPER THE LAST PARLOR DS Sprin, GEORGE ELL IT TO SWEEN id’ NEWS NCRO®T EY." COM TODAY—1:30 TO 11 ¥ MEMORIES OF THE OPERA With Company of 12. Led by CAESAR RIVOLI BILLY ARLINGTON CO. 3--OTHER STAR ACTS- OV THE SCREEN “MY FRIEND FROM iNDIA' CRANDALL'S NEW ~ 5 th TODAY—FRED THOMSON ZONA NIGHTS TOMORROW . WI _"SPRING_F CRANDALL’S TODAY—RBILL FROM W st TAM HAINES in a1 b oDy PAH " TOMORROW —ESTHER RALST( __"FIGURES _DON'T_LIE CRANDALL’S Apollo TIIP(‘IP’ TODAY—TIM MccOY 1 TFORENS M McCOY in “FOREIGN DEVILS " TOMOR HUGO'S 1 CRAB! CRANDALL’S Hlill’]l; 'IJIQa\lt;: TODAY —BUCK OF PERIL WS TOMORROY CRANDALL’S Crevy Chase, D. 50 . ave | TODAY_BICK JONES OF PERIL B e W | toMoRROWENorMA TaLyavee | ff 'S AMB! CRANDALL'S Aymissanor TODAY—-ZANE GRE CLIGHT VIDOR in K GOLD n RO W u 3l ' D, GAYETY Daily Mat Weekday and SMOKING mr. THE GAIETIES NEXT WEEK: To ANNAPOLIS & LADIES, CLUB T ts Ladies” Ma 15¢_to 50c. Sun Sunday N tzzy of 1928 250 PERMITTED Hirst Offers THE 50, 99 FOOLIN AROUND. U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY High speed electric trains direct to Academy urious motor coache: Highway leave 9.2 m. Round trip, every e on the hour over National Defence T.p.m and 5 p-m. train or coach, $2.32. Express Nava) Lux- erains to Baltimore every 30mirtutes on the hour and half hour. Round trip §2.37 Electric Railroad Company : 12th Street & New York Avenue RIALTO —NOW PLAYING— 1 Laemmle “THE IRRESISTIBLE LOVER’ » Co-Starring NORMAN KERF I\V LOIS MOR Washington, Baltimore & Annapolis F AT FOURTEENTH ST. Continuons Daily- Four De L Acl 30, 3 “The FORTUNE TELLER” Victor Herbert Operetta Added N ind “Visions of Faust” With a Company of Seventy Singers and Dancers FOX THEATER SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA_ Big Feature Photoplay JANET GAYNOR “2 GIRLS WANTED"” From the John Golden Stage Success BEGINNING TOMORROW Victor Herbert's “Sweethearts” and JOHN GILBERT and Rense Ador “Honor First” FOX MOVIETO NEWS NE NE And Other Features DANCIN AND MRS 1 1ol o NATIONAT 1t [ s G nE Xnia Fox trot Décat DAN( N AVISON’S r { 25 Instew B b, SE Y K. Ex-Partner s N N ST LEGARE— 11 A M. to11:30 P.M Paformances Daily. 7:18 and 9:15 P. M. N1 DANCING STUDIOS 19 N ¥ « Tickets 10 ¥, Ay AFFO Mae M Al Styles of 0 Batlroom Classes 1o Studi e HINT seenred R11 1 sinle | Friday nigh <s " han. Reduen Ave 124 ¢ St N hoat TACESON ons $1: st “A6as 10w . D Failu o DANCE 9 Niz S 12 thy Orenestray Franklin 8 PEMBERTON §310 “THE FOX STUDIO ¥ man casy ments iy