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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.
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TALKS To FILL
AIR TQNIGHT

The beautifully nlanicured cotIn'
tryside Of Cornwall and Deyonshire
and some Of ii that isn't 60
n1anicured heads the radio lecture
platform product this evening BY
way Of WRC. from VIZ. This y
the anniversary Of the Cooks Tours
presentation on the air and the
managers thereof intend to make 9
special occasion Of Ii
From WRC also viii come very
special talk on Building Child
Health by Surg. Gen. Hugh q.
Cummings, OF the United States
Public Health Service. The same
station will broadcast an address on
'eThe Problem of the mississippi
by Representative w. M Whiting
ton OF Mississippi at 3 o'clock: The
Mississippi will be figuring IN the
ffrstpage headlines any time now
with its vagaries. which constitute
the main part OF the problem i
presents.
The seventh episode Of sA Step
on the stairs Is reported TO be the
most thrilling OF all that have gone
before, and to give queerer twist
to the plot than has yet been given
This episode win be sent out on the
air tonight BY the WRC Players
at $40.
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MR.. WORK TALKS BRIDGE
FOR RADIO FANS TODAY

Mr.. Work viii talk about bridge
playing from WCAP this afternoon.
Mr.. Milton G. Work who stars as
east z west, north or south, 4
IS occasion and the bridge hands
he holds make necessary that Is
the Mr.. Work meant. He broad.
casts u BIT of bridge wisdom .at 4
o'clock this afternoon from the
Woodward and Lothrop auditorium,
for all who may care to tune In.
Speaking OF the department
store auditorium the listenerssin
fortunate enough to hear the
Z Wood othiansD sing their Easter
program from that point Of van
tage yesterday morning enjoyed d
musical treat. Light out Of
Darkness" was the name of the
|contata written and directed by
Prof. Adam Geibel. who also play.
ed the piano accompaniment
The wood lot hans are AL mem.
bers of woodward and Lotl1rop's
establishment showing that voices
In such places can be trained TO
other measures than the mere
word CASH
The Washington times., 1926-04-06
ANIMAL KINGDOM REIcNs
m RADIO SHOW TONIGHT

People hunting radio novelty can
get 1t, and then some tonight. II
their receivers can tune III WEAF
or any Of the Everready Hour chair
this evening at 9 o'clock The ami
NAL kingdom IL to come into til
own and dogs and cats and horses
and chickens OH all OF the do
nestle animaIss-wiIl do its stuff
boefore the microphone.
The press agent states there will
be other kinds Of music in add
ton to the animal choruses and
solos This IS probably inserted
In the program 50 as to give the
animals a better background.
For those IistenerB.in who are
inclined to sit up late III the eve.
ming no better way of wl1iling away
the hours can be suggested than
listening in on Pat Barnes and
al Carney of sOur League fame
at WHIT. Chicago. For insom1iaes.
the period beginning at o'clock
tomorrow morning can be especially
recommended
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On The Air Tonight

Orchestra Washington WRC(469).
sac p. m Gems Of Romance
Emerald New York yvJz(455 81 and
WRc(469). Musical clubs OF WI.
5liams College New York GBs
l3I6).
8 b. m.-United States Naval
Academy Band Baltimore W8AI.
{246l: Eveready Hour WEAF chain;
F'Ormica Orchestra Cincinnati ~
WIsIr(422l.
9:I5 b. IA. Artfe Fay Guiiford,
soprano Washing WRCl4691.
/ $40 b. m. Seventh episode, "a
Step on the Stairs" by the WRC
Players under the direction of
A1adge Tucker w ashington-W RC
{46Sl.
10 3. nrGrand Tour Cornwall
and Devonsilire" New York-WJZ
$3.50 and WRC(469l.
a. m.Our League with Pat
Barnes and al Carney Chicago
WHTt40Ol.
DANCE PROGRAMS
1915 b. MT Cinderella Cafe Or.
chestra Chicago WTITt4O01
1890 b. IN. Vincent Lopez Or.
chestra- WEAFt492); Pagoda Or.
schesfra Phiiadelph WIPt5OSl.
1886 b. m.-ArrowIead Inn Or
Ichestra New York WGBS(3l61.
II p. mr. AIayflower Hotel Orches.
ira Washing torl-- WRCf469l; George
lOIsen's Orchestra New York WIZ
l455); Ross Germans Orchestra
New York WI1AF(492l; Silver Slip
lper Club Atlantic City WPCt29gD;
Ernie Goiden,s Orchestra N e w
York -WMCA(34Il Castle Farm Or
chestra Cincinnati WLWl4221.
10 p. Corn Sugar Orchestra
Des Moines-WHO(526).
12:45 d. Kansas City Night
hawks-WDAF1365).
CHILDREN'S HOURS
s p. m.-UncIe Geebee, New
York, WGBS (3161.
6:15 p. m.Topsy-Turvey Time,
Chicago, WMAQ (44S).
p. m.-Uncle Wip, Philadelphia,
WIP (500.
7:15 p. m. Uncle Waits Punch
p. m.-Ford and Glenn Lullaby
Time, Chicago. WIS (345): Uncle
Bob, Chicago, kYW $3.50.
LECTURES. ETC.
p. m.-Milton C. Work on
bridge whist at Woodward & 10th
rop auditorium, Was hing ton,
WCAP.
6:45 p. rn.--Talk on agriculture,
Washington. NAA (434)
Z p. m.--"Show Shopping" by
Leonard Hall, Washington, WRC
(469).
7:1O p. m.-Radio School of Inter
national Relations. Washington,
WRC 1859.
S:15 p. m.-"Who Goes to Col
lege?" by DIR. F.. L. Bishop. of the
University OF Pittsburgh. Pitts.
burgh, KDKA 5000.
9 p. m.--"The Problem Of the
Mississippi" by Representative w.
NJ. Wilmington of Mississippi
Washington, WRC (469).
$3.50 p. m. - Building Child
Health" by Surgeon General Hugh
s. Cummings, United States Public
Health Service, Washington, WRC
(469)
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ARCTI C NJ / It 8
TROPICS

From the tropics where emeraIds
are found to the arctic regions
where reindeer are raised the loud
speakers will transport listeners In
this evening without putting them
to the discomfort Of moving from
their arm chairs!
Old man Donaldson takes the
emerald FOR his Gem or Romance
night from VIZ by way Of WRC.
The story he will tell about the
emerald nobody knows but the
crusty- old jeweler but It will be
interesting II it IS In keeping with
the others he has told.
yili1jalmur Stefansson whose
name looks like a typographical
error but who has the heart Of q
Viking and the endurance Of tern.
pered steel, will tell the audiences
OF WGBS at S:15 something about
his experiences exploring the arc.
tic regions particularly with refer
ence to raising reindeer.
From WGBS also will come the
annual concert Of the musical clubs
of Williams College, to be held 1T
the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in New
York and broadcast at $50.
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RADIO DIGS Up
JAKE XII RAIN

Jake Kilrain, now night watch
man III quincy, Mass, received just
$4,000 for being beaten BY John =.
sullivan, after rs rounds Of fight.
.lng At Richburg. Miss. July 4, 1882.
John b. Kennedy made this an
nol1ncemcnt from WIZ last night
with the statement that this Is the
first time the world has ever
known how much KiIrain received
for his end OF the purse Of what
rs generally conceded to have been
the greatest battle In the history cf
the prize ring. Incidently, Kilraia,
now known as John Killian, and a
healthy, happy. white:haired man
Of 6O.odd, says the fight did not
last long enough for him!
Kilrair1 was interviewed last week
Tor the benefit OF the radio listeners
and told OF 1t ina five-Ininute talk
last night. The old fighter declared
modern fighters may be all they
cIaim---but in his Ieyday he wouldnst
have hesitated to take any Of them
on. The trouble with prize fighting
these days, according to Jake, is that
ait Ii too refined.
The Washington times., 1926-04-06
COULD HARDLY MOVE
FROM STIFFNESS AND PAIN
Treatment with Sloan's made
short work of crick in neck

Don't let muscular pain disable
you and cause you hours of suffer.
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with a simple and easy home treat
ment.
Here is a letter telling how one
woman treated successfully a very
severe case of crick in the neck.
II could hardly move from stiff.
ness and pain" she writes. "I used
Sloan's Eminent and that was the
end of it,
It is amazing how quickly and
surely Sloan's takes the pain and
stiffness out of any aching muscle
Just a few drops patted on lightly
and pain and stiffness must yield
The fresh healing blood that
Sloan's sends to the sick tissues
washes out poisons, breaks up con.
gestion, drives out pain.
So clean, pleasant, and easy to
use toO! You don't even have to
rub it in-the medicine itself does
the work. Try it! All druggists-35
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The Washington times., 1926-04-06

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rRf:.xNaslinrtn 46a Meters

.WRC-WashIngtOn 469 Meters
11:55 .a. m. Arlington Time Sig.
nails. I.
r. (Noon) FIFTY Farm Flashes
prepared BY the Department Of Agri-
culture.
1926 b. m. Organ recital by Edwin.
Moore, broadcast from the studios
OF the Homer L. Kit Piano Com.
pany,
/ b. na.-Irving Boernstein's Hotel
washington Orchestral broadcast
from the Hotel Washington.
b. m. Show Shopping, by
Leonard Hall, dramatic editor Of
THE News
no 5. m. Radio school OF Inter.
national Relations.
7.30 b. MI. s. Marine Band
Orchestra. Capt. William III. Santel.
mann, bandleader: Taylor Branson,
second leader broadcast with Sta
lions WIZ and WGY from tho
Marine Barracks.
$50 b rl.-"Gems OF Romance,
broadcast with Station WIZ from
New York.
n. The Problem OF the Mis-
aissippi. by Representative w. AZ
Wilmington, Of Mississippi.
9:15 b. m.-Artie Faye Guilford
lyric soprano.
$50 B. m Building Child Health,
BY Surgeon Gen. Hugh s. Cumming.
Il. s. Public Health Service.
$40 d. nl.-Seventh episode of "a
Step on the Stairs" presented by
the WRC Players under the direc-
ton Of M2dge Tucker. The cast viii
include Maurice Jarvis, Dennis Con
nell, Jean Farnam Petersen, Martin
Scranage. John Davenport Long,
Anita Callahan and Miss Tucker.
$40 p. n.--Anniversary program
"The Grand Tour Devonshire and
CORNWALL '-broadcas whit Stations
WIZ and WGY from New York.
IL to Midnight-W. Spencer Tup.
mans Hotel MayfloWer Orchestra
broadcast from the Grill Room OF the
Hotel Mayflower.
WMAL-WashingtOn-212 Meters
p. M Pending Legislation AZ.
fecting the District OF Columbia
Weekly address by William p. Ken.
nedy, political writer Of the Evening
Star.
7:15 p. n1.-"Some Experience on
the Other Side" Rep. VIM. p. Con.
merry. jr., Mass.
1880 p. nl:--"Afal<ing State Build.
ings in Washington Reality''-Ad.
dress by Col. r. N. Harper, presi.
dent of the District National Bank
and chairman of the State build.
ings committee Of the District of
Columbia.
7:45 p. m.-"Smilin" Mack, bari
tone soloist in popular numbers.
1880 p. m.-Bernice Dorsey, pi.
anist. in group OF popular num-
bers.
8 p. m.-"Washington's Memorial
to Those Members of the Military
and Naval Forces OF the United
States from the District of Column
bia Who Served Their Country in
the World War"-Address by John
Poole. president of the Federal.
American National Bank and treas.
urer Of the memorial commission.
WCAP-WashingtOn-469 Meters
6:45-7:45 a. m.-"Tower Health
Exercises from Metropolitan Tower,
New York City.
4 p. m.-Milton C. Work, recog
nized authority on bridge. and one
Of the editors of the Work-White-
head Auction Bridge Bulletin, will
speak on Auction Bridge" broad
cast from Woodward and Lothrop
department store. Washington.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Meters
II a. m.-12 noon--Music, current
topics and police reports.
81 D. m.-Dinner hour concert.
RADIO CONCERTS, ETC.
1880 p. m.-United States Marine
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Of Lydia 10. Pinkhamss Vegetable
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compound and / was not the same
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mother of three children and always
after the babies came / had to take
treatments. but can truly say that
this last time have only used the
Eanattve Wash. It does me more
good than the treatments. It keeps
me on my feet to care for my chill
dren and | do most OF my work. I
feel It my duty TO let you know how
both Of the medicines have helped
me. Mas. BELLE THOMPSON. i. Q,
Hossyille, Georgia.
Are you on the Sunlit Road to Bet
ter Health?
The Washington times., 1926-04-06
INGROWN NAIL
Turns Right Out Itself

A few drops Of ..outgro. IN the
crevice of the improving nail re.
duces inflammation and pain and
so toughens the tender, sensitive
skin underneath the toe nail. that
IL cannot penetrate the flesh. and
the nail turns naturally outward
almost over night
"Outgro. is a harmless antiseptic
manufactured for clliropodists How
ever, anyone can buy from the.
drug store tiny bottle containing
directions.
The Washington times., 1926-04-06
..IIorss and Man !, Movies

The Horse and the Man, = mo
ton picture recently completed by
the Department Of Agriculture. Il
being show this afternoon Al 8
o'clock IN the auditorium Of the
new National Museum The film IS
4 pictorial history of the horse ~
this country
The Washington times., 1926-04-06

con ditt0n Tor
four years. She
had great dim
Guilty in getting
to sleep at night
and even then
did not slee p
soundly. She
would wake up
again and again.
Besides this her
ap p q tfte was
poor. my moth.
er-in-law told me
The Washington times., 1926-04-06
point at the hearing on the cor
right bill yesterday.
OLD GERMAN SONGS
FROM COFFEE GRINDERS

German songs--folk songs, opera
and tone poems were the chief
features OF the coffee grinding
symphonlsts from VIZ, and WILT
staged an interesting program pro-
vided by the employees Of one Of
Philadelphia big stores, good music
well played and sung.
At Hartford. Conn. vito broad
cast soprano with an especially
pleasing voice, whose name the am
nouncer did not seem to be able
to make plain, although her tones
came with silvery purity to the loud
speaker.
st. Louis, from KSD, provided an
interesting program Of piano and
vocal numbers before joining the
WEAF chain, and WPG, Atlantic
CITY, and WTAAf, Cleveland, both
went through the evening with
tuneful. poppy orchestral music and
songs.
The Washington times., 1926-04-06
REAL CARMEN IS
GRACE LESLIE

00O0 1HHthHB--E4hStCEs 1sAVAssAAVs
With the Chicago stations
silent, as usual Monday evenings,
some OF the brOadcasts Of only
average power were able 70
penetrate the noisy atmosphere
and get into the loud speakers.
And some high-power stations
had difficulty. st. Louis came
through eariy and late and Hart
ford and Miami late. Range Was
good and reception fair.
Grace Leslie, contralto, was Car.
men, last night, for listeners to
the WEAF grand opera company
Miss Leslie not only sang the
Bizet music-sl1e put the char
acter of the gypsy ttrollop into
every infection. every note and
from her first devil.n1ay-care tone,
made carmen" a. creature of life
and human passion. That she had
a smooth, velvety contralto voice,
with fine range, was incidental
to the fact that she had intelligence
and sense Of the spirit of the
music. To hear her sing the part
was to realize its character.
Giuseppe di Benedetto, who sang
"Jose" gave Carmen every OPP
portunity while the remainder Of
the cast-and the orchestra stood
aside and let the two chief char
acters take duet OF the opera.
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The aid was filled with all sorts
of good things for the listener last
night-after the first sad and
underdone program from WCAP
had been lived through
p. s. RidsdaIe. editor OF Nature
Magazine not only paraded a
family OF penguins before his hear
ers as particularly queer Quirk Vt
nature. but he made another plea
for saving wild flowers from destruc-
ton. .Dogwood blossoms do not
last after they have been torn from
their home branches and the Nature
League is particularly interested III
having spring mixers let the bloom
dogwood bloom in peace.
The Washington Terminal 4. M.
C. A presented varied assortment
of entertainment from WCAP that
was 50 much varied that almost any
seeker for amusement should have
been satisfied with 1t. Just before
the A and p Gypsies commenced
to do their stuff and it was rather
good stuff this week-the broad
casters propaganda made another
OF their unWarranted interruptions
of the program to tell what hap
pened from the broadcasters' stand
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BEST PROSPECTS

4 .. m.-s'AuctiOn Bridge BY
Milton G. Work. Washington
WCAP 1857.
1880 D.. MI United states Ma.
rlne Hand Orchestra, Washington.
WRC(46Ol.
a $40 3. n.-sGems Of Romance
Emerald. New York. WJZt 456l
and WRCt 4O9l4
10 D. m.-UuIted States Naval
Academy Band. Baltimore. WBAL
(246l.
step on the STAIR washington,
/ sWRC (4601.
10 d. In.--Csrand Tour. Corn
wall and DeYOneIllre." New York,
WJZt455l and WRC 1901.
The Washington times., 1926-04-06
WOMAN COULD
NOT SLEEP
Her Mother-in-Law Knew
A Remedy

Mrs. Belle Thompson, OF Georgia.
was IN very weak and rundown
The Washington times., 1926-04-06
Housekeepers' Alliance

The Housekeepers' Alliance will
hear Ernest A. Back. in charge of
the stored products investigations
for the Bureau of Entomology, on
Clothes Moths and Their Control, I"
at 2:30 o'clock at 1929 Phelps Pl.
n. W.
The Washington times., 1926-04-06
POMPING AROUND THE RADIO DIAI.S
CHARMING CHANTRESS ON WRC

One of the
most
enchanting
singers,
Artie Faye
Guilford,
lyric soprano,
is one of
the features
On WRC's
lineup
Of music for
tonight
broadcasting
between 9.15
and s. 80.
The Washington times., 1926-04-06

Did you know that a whole lamb
is served in Arabia. and the diners
help themselves by tearing soff the
meat with their fingers?