Evening star., 1922-11-19
RADIO WILL CARRY
SAFETY MESSAGES
Each Day Next Week Air
Fans Will Hear Call: "Don't
Get Hurt!'
DARR TO NAME SPEAKERS
Ellipse Chosen for Memorial Exer-
cises to Children Who Died
in Accidents.
DARR TO NAME SPEAKERS

during Sa1ety week, NoNehoeA H' "
December 2.
REPRESENTATIVES of a number OF
large radio broadcasting stations at
tended a meeting at the bureau OF
standards yesterday afternoon and
agreed to send forth the message.
Don't get hurt" every day next
week.
The police group of the Safety week
organization also met yesterday In
the District building. and, at the sug-
Sestion of Mai. Sullivan. decided TO
paint white lines on the streets at all
downtown intersections as a reminder
to tho pedestrian that he should al
ways cross at corners.
Exercises on Ellipse.
The Safety week committee an
nounced last night that the memoria
exercises in memory OF the ninety .
seven children killed in accidents OF
all kinds last year would be held on
the Ellipse at o'clock Sunday a1ter.
noon, November 26, the opening day OF
Safety week.
A temporary shaft designed by Ap-
pieton z. Clark. jr., will form tne
background for the ceremony. 1t Will
be a silent sentinel, calling the atten-
,ion of those who gather around the
F.llipse to the fact that many boys
and girls are killed every year IN
accidents. Commissioner rudolph is
expected to be the presiding officer
at the exercises.
stations Take Assignments.
At the radio conference yesterday
station WAY, Woodward and Loth-
rop, agreed to use its appartus every
week day from 11:15 to 1850 in the
morning and from > to 2:15 in the
afternoon. From sos to $50 at night
special safety addresses probably Will
bc addressed to children. station
VIII. White and Boyer. will broad
cast from to 4:15 daily. WMJ.
Doubleday-Hill Electric Company, will
broadcast from 5:1J to $50 daily;
Will. Continental Electrical Supply
Company, from $50 to 6:4o daily.
ard nos, Naval Air Station. Ana
costa, n. G.. will broadcast from 8
to Sis pm. Monday. Tuesday. We'd
nesday. Thursday and Friday.
Speakers for the broadca sting OF
safety addr resses will be chosen by
Charles w. Darr. chairman Of the
speakers committee.
Mr.. Darr is organizing a band Of 400
men and women to deliver addresses
throughout the city during Safety
week.
Four-Minute Speakers.
Following are those who have
agreed to be four-minute speakers:
Mrs Thomas E. Sidwell. Mrs, How
ard L. Hodgkins. Mrs. Arthur Ramedy.
Mrs. Rose Yates Forester. Mrs. Ethel
veerhoff. Mrs. Jessie Lee Webb, Mrs.
James X Mebane, Mrs. Charles Rich
ardson, Mrs. Eugenia E. Rollins, Mrs.
Leftwich Sinclair. Mrs. William NJ.
GUIDE. Mrs. Maud Howell Smith. Mrs
Fred. Mrs. Abram Simon. Mrs; Flora
Mcdonald Thompson. Mrs. William f..
Chamberlin Mrs. Gilbert II. Gros-
venor, DR.. Laura S. Brennon. DR.. Edith
Cook. DR.. A. Francis Foye, Mrs. Ray
mond Morgan. Mrs. Susie Root
Nanette Paul. Miss Cora Rigby. Mrs.
F.. l.. Ransome, Mrs. Lyman kebler.
Mrs. Louis Bauer. Mrs. Richard Fay
Jackson. Miss Elizabeth Poe. Mrs.
Thomas E. Robertson. Mrs. George w.
Kernodle. Mrs. .5aoa Brennan Mrs. Mrs.; anna NINA
Mary Warfeld. Mrs. Nina E. Allender.
MISS Anna Richardson. Miss Clara B:
Moves. Miss Mary Stewart. Miss Ethel
Bagley, Mrs. Mildred Kelley. Mrs.
John T. Erwin, Mrs. Maurice +. Ialty,
Mrs. Philip n. Moore. DR.. Cora Smith
James Longstreet. Mrs. II. II: King.
Mrs. Kate T. Abrams, Mrs. Florence
j. Stoddard, Mrs. T. II. Printoys. Miss
Gertrude McNally. Mrs: Arthur Powell
Davis. Miss Ida 'Hanord, Mrs.
MIN Minnie sna1aen e. Ksyss: ss Edith MisS comp ap
Ton Paul, Mrs. e. G. Cox. Mrs: Francis
F. Keyes, Mrs. Margaret Jacobson,
Mai. Julia C. Stimson. Mrs. Leach s.
Highbee, Mrs. Gertrude Martin. Mrs.
Basil Manly, Miss Bertina Shaugh-
Messy, Miss Katherine Holmes, Mrs.
Swormstedt. Mrs. A. Waller. Mrs: E.
7, Morgan, Mrs Ellis Yost, Miss Ethel
smith. Mrs. Minnie Keppinger. Miss
Ruth white. Mrs. Powell Clayton.
Mrs S. c. Cissel, Mrs. William Hamil-
ton Bayly. Miss Gertrude Macarthur,
zell, Mrs. Josephine L. Jacobs, Mrs; A.
G Clancy, Mrs. Hortense T. Fuller,
Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter. Mrs. Thomas
Calver, Mrs. Sarah E. Deeds. Mrs
Mary E. Stetson. Mrs; w: l..
Gutelius. Mrs; Eugene H; H.. Pitcher. a1sI
ander Wolf, Mrs. A. X. Wine. Miss
Mamie T. Daniel. Mrs. Arthur McDon-
aid. Grace Porter Hopkins. Mrs: NJ.
parker. Mrs. Lucy r. Swanton, Mrs.
Alex Wolf. Mrs. Minnie Ulman. Mrs.
Sejib Hekimlan. Miss Sophie B. Kent.
baum, Mrs. Edgar Brown. Mrs. Ne
Heha Mrs. William z. Hardy. Mrs.
sylvanus Stokes Mrs. W. ]. Levarre.
Mrs. Daisy NJ. McClintock. Mrs: A. L.
Goodacre, Mrs. H. A. Driscoll. Mrs. ].
Harry Cunningham. Mrs: R: D. Barre,
Mrs. A. Julian Brylawski. Mrs. Fulton
Brylawski. Mrs. Mark Lansburgh'
Mrs. Sol Herzog. Miss Maud Fell
heimer, Mrs. David Pressler, Mrs.
Adolph Kahn, Charles W. Darr, sam
mel Herrick. II. Winship Wheatley.
Thomas II. Patterson. Raymond 3:
Dickey. Thomas ]. Donovan. Fred
Rice. Leo A. Rover. Frank Weller. An
thony Barrett, Arthur e. Seymour.
DR.. Riley D. Moore. Seton Darr,
Judge Robert F. Mattingly. Judge
John T. Mcmahon, Judge N. N. Doyle'
flank Fren sebrine. Ralph Given. George
P. Harlow, Joseph A. 1urkart; Col.
r. n. Harper, Joseph Morgan. Hugh
Obear, Jesse Adkins. H. Prescott Cat
lev, Henry I. Quinn. Walter A. John
sten, Walter , c. waIas Ra1aerssGn ciande e BEN.
nett, John McCarron. Charles J.
stockman. Joseph P. schiek. Paul F.
Grove. g. NJ. Johnson, William 8. Tor
bett, John B. Colpoys. Judge r. II.
Terrell. Thomas T. Jones, John p.
Collins sass sdwarS F. Eo.ssr Mahev W,iiam Ran5 = =
waite, John A Rickfnson. w. j. Doyle.
!. v. Connolly. William Bacon. Judge
Meehan, George c. Shinn. Frank J.
Hogan, Roger J. Wh1teford, William
Henry white, Judge A. l. Sinclair.
c. A. Barker. w. +. Ryan ana BERT
% Others are James J, o'Leary, VIII
liam S. Shelby. Judge Milton stras-
ans Judge o'Toole, Judge Sellers.
Miss Edna sheehy.. Miss NJ. Louis
Darr. Mrs, Van Winkle. Mrs. John
Shanahan, e. s. Bailey. Chaplin B.
Bauman, A. H. Bell. Howard Boyd.
Selig c. Brez, W. w. Bride. Fulton
Bryiawski. C. c. Calhoun. G: c. carlin.
.. X. Carlin, Edmund Darlington.