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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-05
Road to Rome, First
Sherwood Play

AS dramatist short story writer motion picture critic and
magazine editor Robert Emmett Sherwood has crowded
considerable his 81 years Mr. Sherwood is the
author of 1.-THE Road to Rome in which Jane Cowl re-
turns to Washington opening at Polls Theaer, Monday
May q He responsible for The Queens Husband
running at the Playhouse, New York And third
play Of HIS Marching AS to War; is scheduled for early
fall production by Brady and Wiman
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-05
Camera Tricks

Using the shadows of a players
eyebrows to make blue eyes ap-
pear black, is the novel feat in
cameracraft employed in the
filming of Lon Chaney's Laugh,
Clown. Laugh" now playing at
Loew's Columbia.
Evening star., 1928-04-13

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Evening star., 1928-04-13
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Evening star., 1928-04-13
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

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guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made to the Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Service
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PERSONAL.

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The Washington times., 1928-06-06
DISTANT ST ATIONS

WISH Vi tlanta- S0sl55.D
III as K3iItmOre Entertainers
KYW--ChieagO-B 1855
9.n0--Skndin Program.
gRBI3AG--C llfeng o. sO-aB94
40 00--StfInR Eneembles Quartet
Izs0O-- nj ghtha wlEs: Canadiana: Ly,
mans Orchestra
WCEIs--G tl1nngo 0e0-48S.6
II :0U-Savny Orchestra.
Xgta C hiea 10 s9dl-416
80 Mexican BarifOne
1000 TOsnorrOw's Trib.:: Hungr,
0:50- san al Henry
1900 Drsarn ship: Meeker's orchss-
WNHT-E g0--09 0~3O6
etS0--V oca1
DO faytas Rambiers.
9ss0--Your Hour
WI S. ChiranO- 9O-34B
9sO0-Eutheran Teachers Chorus
1o:00- Forgotten Operas.'
10 30--f9fRan Entertainers.
WSAI-C Cincinnati 30-36I.2
1900 Dance music.
WLyW-[ fneinnat - %. 2e.1
8 ZOO Cfosley C0ssaeIka.
$500 KaEn's serenaders
9s30~-Scoress Ask Ne Another
5e:oe sE sTraony :, Ecsr solos
I2:00- Organ
voc Davenport s0O-ss4.s
10.a0-~ Musicale.
1Isn0--H euer.s Orchestra.
.WBAP-F0rt Worth 009-4D9.7
0.30--Jnck Rose.
W1fAK- I3nffal0-B BO-B45
1900 Arcadia Orchestra.
WGR--18 Buffalo D0O-303
$50 81 tIer Dance Orchestra.
WGCO MinmempOl 40-405
13:3N--kyrgaU.
KNOX 81. Loais- 000- e99.s
8.10--COIunbin Network.
Hoo Dance music.
AMIR ocles steel 05O-c90.z
Or Winga 81 Song.
$50 W5Y Prcgram.
1900 VIZ Progrann
WELA-~C FearsRater
e.t6--Musicai Program
1OsO0--E1awailan Music
l0:50- Dance Nussc.
750-399.8
ssO0--WEAF PROGRAM.
9sS0--Neapolttans
10.30-pance Orchestra.
Il SOL IsIlcriea Garden.
Rr-Uetr0it-900-AA1
e:DO--WJZ PrOgFani
9:00-Park Hotel Program.
s:so7-Iiits s end Bits.
10.00--Schuermans Orchestra.
i0:15-. AEassanet'' Compositions.
10:45--KOA Orchestra; male trio.
1900 Gonzales Orchestra.
KEI-LOs Angeles--64 0-468
10.0G--Studio program.
1l.00-N etWork- Roads TO Romance.
1lse0--studiO program.
1900 Network sitpertown Orchestra
Network dance music.
KGO-Oa kIand- sso-ss4.4
Iese0--Far1n program; quiniette.
KP0-San FFancise0--51O-422.3
I'M Observation-Disclosures Trio.
1I:00---Network.
i:eo--KPo Dance orehestra.
The Washington times., 1928-06-06
SUIT To SET Tie
OSTE0PATH
RIGHT
b international News Service

HX NMNCEmGHAUM&h GCWB Service
GREELY, Colo, June 6.Osteo-
paths OF the United states have
their eyes turned on i case filed
In Weld county court that win de-
eide whether licensed doctors or
osteopathy can be refused the priv
ilege Of practicinR in county hos.
pitfalls.
The case was brought by r. w.
r. Newton. Of Greedy. against the
board of county commissioners OF
Weld county. The commissioners
had placed the Weld county hos
pitaI IN the hands OF staff Of allo.
patllic physicians which had for.
mulated q set OF rules prohibiting
DR.. Newton and all other osteopaths
from practicinE in the hospital.
The $50 Osteopaths who are back
Ing the case plan to carry 1t to-
the state Supreme Court and to-
the United States Supreme Court
if necessary to decide the issue defi-
nitely.
The complaint declares that coun
|ty hospitals are supported by taxes.
and that taxes are paid by the
public In general, including osteo-
paths For this reason. they should
have the right to use the hospital
as well az doctors OF other degrees.
The case was filed mainly to-
decide the issue for smaller county
hospitals where paying patients
are accepted as well as those una.
BILE To pay for tiaeir care.
The Washington times., 1928-06-06

ne aboUe IE,ants and offers
are only = feD Or The many
interesting preparations yOu
viA find adUertised IN koday,s
Tilpes and HERALD eIassifisd
adUeykisiaa sections.
The Washington times., 1928-06-06
Ak To
ALL IN AIR
PROGRAMS

Although 1t isn't supposed to be
just the thing 70 start out with .
negative statement at the sanne
time 1t might be more interesting
to listeners to know that this eve
ming witnesses the cutting off of
another popular radio feature for
the summer more interesting than
the usual run D. the mike programs
that are scheduled.
The Kilt Hour. which has be-
come an institution In washington
and has provided local radio with
one of its best musical features.
will not be among those present
when the family meets for dinner
this evening the Kilt Hour has
been for months and months. Just
what will take its place the WRC
authorities did not seem to know
at the time We wrote this para
graph.
The baseball game today starts
at o'clock from WRC and WRHF
getting back to normally again
after the hectic period in ST. Louis
where there amt no daylight saw
Ing and a man can raise d sweat
any time In June!
VILE TALKS
TO BE CURTA1LED
Frederick william Vile will talk
about the political situation this
evening at 6:45--and here again
the summer radio 10 poised to hit,
for despite the fact that there will
be q more intense political situation
throughout the summer than has
been noticeable this winter, the
Vile talks are to be curtailad like
wise, for the summerg'
The usual things-Home Com
panion hour at Z: Ipana at &; Good
rich at $3.50; LA Favorita" at $3.50;
'.sIunber" music and dance tunes
from the Lotus, are the WRC
schedule. There will be an evening
OF varied music from WMAL after
Tony the Barber has had his say at
7:15. The Sylvania group has the
right o. way on the WIZ wave
length at 1870, and at the Philco
crowd produces 1.-THE Singing Girl"
with Jessica Dragonette and her
assistants.
Richard Crooks, who Is hailed as
the. most important American tenor
Of the day. and Roles excellent
band are scheduled to vary the talk
program on the annual POLICY
Night" broadcast of the National
Electric Light Association from At
lantic City. through WPG at s
o'clock. According to several diff
terent ammo; moments, WIZ and.
some Of it's associates will also broad
cast this feature, beginning at 3
o'clock. The broadcast should be In
teresting In view Of the recent Fed
eral Trade Commission revelations
regarding the N. e. l.. A. politics"
A new class in elementary Spanish
will be started by Prof. Harrison
Berlitz from WNYC at $50. and at
1890 Fannie and Eddie Cavanaugh
are to be- heard through KYW.
The Washington times., 1928-06-06
RoNlpIllC AROUND THE
RADIO DIALS
BY GARDNER MA OK
LOCAL PROGRAMS
WRCWA shinrto 46e

HHG~-tYA 9H1NM A4AAl.---4UU
nj MI
ia:ls-- Billy Rhodes tenor
1:0O--sidney's Mayflower Orchestra
geo s. Parnassus Trio.
2:Is- Types. BY Mar1ory Dork
1900 Washington Chicago baseball
game
LOO waldorf IA toria Orchestra
s:s5--lfotion picture guide
ssss- Baseball scores
ssoo-studio program.
csc The Mediterranean Dance
Band
s:iS-- sThe Poiitical situation n.
Warrington. By Frederic
William VILE
30 Home Compa nion hour,
8:0n--Ipana Troubad0urs.
$500 Goodrich Qnartet and Orches-
u: go Correct time.
So Grand Opera. La Favori.a
IO:S0--SIumber music.
11sO0--N Gather forecast.
1i.H1- CcnkIin's Lotus Orchestra
Thirty club. baseball scores
and other news from Times
Herald studio.
7.IS--Tony the Barber.
1850 Brunswick Hour Of Music.
8sn0--COrrect time.
$50 Billy Gedney. SONGS.
g
.ss-- Rsbecca Thomas, soprano.
g:1b-~Paul Grave r., diaieet
a.ss-- Isgpss. Coon. whistler. and
TheIma Caliahan concert
pianist
9.55--John Paul Jones. basso
.16-~s.Lafe News Flashes from
Times Herald studio.
WRHN-gR Washing t0n--Ss3
ss0O- Baseball Eanne Westminster e
SIS KIonan Instrument Company
program
ss4B The Town Crier.
es0o--The Watch Tower, Knterna-
tional Bible students Associa-
tf0ns
80 Bible questions and answers.
$3.50 nsIcal program.
EETEE--kF Washington
~.
7:a0- Orchestra
-Jane Alden, Family Adviser
Service.
8:3O~-C0I Charles II Stengle, The.
Political Situation.
ss16r-Old Time Banjoist.
9.80A-Chick Godfrey. the Singing
Leatherneck
III helms Mills Rector, soprano.
40 Musical Saw and Novelties.
1O:0O--yR ashIngfon college of Music
Hour
1900 Hopkins DID Time Eqddiers.
The Washington times., 1928-06-06

Graceful ceremony marked the
assisting Of ! lady into 4 carriage
30 years ago-but it's all changed
now.
The old etiquette hook advised
that "the gentleman should alight,
quiet the horses and hold the reins
in his right hand to guard against
accident.
THE lady then should place her
hands on her escorts shoulders
and enter the carriage In dlgni-
fled manner"
Today the driver usually sits at
the wheel, snaps the door open,
calls "aIlez oOp''-and they're off.
The driver Of the AlI-American
SIX roadster Is demonstrating the
modern procedure and ut the right
the manner of 1875.
The Washington times., 1928-06-06

Hudson has the greatest smcothnes
and efficiency in power Transmission
that we know. And through Its COM
panion invention the greatest efficiency
in power generation ever attained to
our knowledge.
These are advantages responsible for
the most enthusiastic owners and buyers
in Hudson history.
And all are delighted to find with an
its othen economies, gasoline saving
never established by car Of Its weight
The Washington times., 1928-06-06
AutonlobfIe Painfina

AUTO Painting done with the
wonderful new durable lacquer
finish that grows handsOmer
with age. proof against rain,
snow, lee, steam, soap, ammonia,
acids, aIIkaIi and alkaline mud.
See samples Of this work ut the
shop listed in Classified.
The Washington times., 1928-06-06
Unfmnished Apartment
For Rent

ATTRACTIVE, large 4-room
and bath, front apartment, airy
and beantifuIIy arranged: all
modern improvements; n q . n
able. Consult the CIagsffied
Rental columns for further de-
The Washington times., 1928-06-06

Hudsonsexcinsive fashion of 1ire,s color
and appointment is adding thousands
of beauty lovers to the hosts who want
Its supremacy brilliant performance. In
the new models wider variety of colors
are presented than ever before in history
and performance is advanced to entirely
new standards of motordom.
In the Super-Six you have the saisfac-
ton of chassis so advanced it will not
find comparison in design or value, this
year, or perhaps the next or next.
Through the Super-Six principle,
The Washington times., 1928-06-06
Suburban for Rent

ROOM house, ANIL, Ras,
electricity. furnished ~ unfHr-
mislaed. large shade trees, grapes,
$50 You'll Be able to locate Tie
house yOll want 10 rent. either
IN the cify or suburbs, through
tOday's Classified Rental ads.
The Washington times., 1928-06-06

Local electric storms appeared
t0 offer tina most interference to
bTondcaskers last evening. sudden
crashes caused by lightning al-
ternaking with the regular static
noises. Reception was NOT so
R0o6 although better than last
week. The Midwest ard South
were tunnbIe in spots with fair
volume and the North was = bit
noisy.
Lee Cronican. regular union
pianist 81 the WMAL Movie club,
provided listeners with the best indi.
fidual performance we heard on the
wave lengths last evening which Is
becoming rather regular Tuesday
evening habit of Cronican He not.
ur1ly has very remarkable skill tn.
solving ali the intricate problems of
modern plano composition. Is well
III the great masterpieces Of Chopin
List. Bach and others. but y very
decided idea of the intent of the COM
poser and an Individual way Of inter-
pretins Il Added 10 these qua ifica-
ton which are enough to make.
any performance Of his nota be ~
800, - ~ evar arnot,g the
sssse ,ssa ,sstu r.rnnlran NAV repti..
s. 49, ~ - NTovss lsI,i.
hsif not half enourl Il to suit most 81
81. ! 1,9iiagsFss.
fafhefvvier ft,e fact That certain dis
fss.sfn nave heen noted Since
~ go roas 4 T7orse AZ outlined 81
9fs f.licut1of E,slsirr1os n both words
~ r1lIsiF appeared Is be The most
100 ~, egFn,ss ~ 6 rather average
- ~ s,,fsst1 lnneY,t Ashn1Ilfl
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The Washington times., 1928-06-06

Shore and MOunfain Property
sunny BAY CAMP An
IDEAL ramp for boys from the
ages 81 3 10 is years, located on
the Chesapeake Bay af Scotland
Beach. Md. IS miles from wash
IngtOn. TOR particulars see
The Washington times., 1928-06-06
sSIlingIe Wig Is Latest
FOppery for Women

LONDON. June 1. The .shingle-
wig daintiIy curled Tor evening,
use Ii the latest addition to So
ciety wOnaenss wardrobe.
The wigs are priced at from $50
10 800.
The Washington times., 1928-06-06

ELDERLY person cared for n
comfortable room; good food and
capable nursing. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Inter sting an.
mOuncements Of all kinds are
listed In tOdayss Classified Per.
sonals columns.
The Washington times., 1928-11-16
RoNlpIllC AROUND THE
RADIO DIALS
BEST PROSPECTS

1928 o. Morgan Recital by
Adrian Wells - Washington-WRC
$50 D. m.--Santa Claus-Wash-
ingtOn-WRO l3l6es R,o,,
mOnd-WRVA (27Ol.
1880 D. m.--''show Boat Pro-
gram -ChicagO-WLS (3451.
CHAIN PROGRAMS
IL a. m.-DamroscIl-R N. G. A. Ed
ucatiOnal Symphony Program for
schOols--New YOrk--WJZ: WBAL,
kDKA. ETC.. and WRC after 1880.
6:45 p. m.---Enna Jettick MelO-
dies in Columbia program. WMAL.
D. m.-Happy wonder Bakers.
New York. WEAF. WRC, WGY,;
Great Moments I'm History. VIZ,
WHAM. VIA Z u6lNI hWk. w WTMg, sI,p w MHAs'
7:3O b. m.--Dixies Circus. New
YOrk--WJZ, WIZ, WBZA. WBAI4,
KDKA, WJR, WLW, XIV, WIT,
5 .. m.-Cities Service Concert
Orchestra and Cavaliers, New
WGR; XSs;; ,HCCa WcaE, ~ wTAm; zln;;v WI NrU:.'
WDAF. KVOO, KOA, KYW;
InterwOven Entertainers, WIZ,
WIZ. WBZA, WBAL. WHAM,
KDKA, WLWs WJR. KYW, KWK,
WREN. WHIT. WSB. WMCs WSM,
$50 ). m.-President Coolidge
apeech to National Grange, Wash
strong Quakers. New York, WIZ,
WBZ, WBAL. WBZA, WHAM.
KDKA, WJR. WLW, KYW, KWk,
WREN. WRHM, WSM, WSB,
WIT, WHAs.
d b. m.--An Evening I'm Paris,
NsM svT,c YORK st.S WEAE E1c WRC' w WEE, MEEI,
WTAG. WCsH. WFI. WJR. WGN:
WBzA. WBAL. WHAM. KDKA.
WLW. WJR. KYW. KyVk, WREN,
WHAs, WsDf, VINO. WsB, WBT.
WRVA, WJAZ, WCCO, WEBC,
K0A, KGO. KFI. kOMO,. KHQ,
10 D. n1.--Na NatiOnaI BroadCasting
and Concert Bureau Hour. New
York, WEAF. WRC. WEEI, WTIC.
WCSH. WILT. WgAE, WV,
WsAI. WGN. voc. WOW. WDAF.
WTMJ. KSD, WGR: stromberE-
WIZ. VIDAL. WHAM. KDKA.
WJR. WLW, KYW. WREN, KOA,
WBT. WSB. VINO, WSM. WHAs,
WOAI. KPRC, WFAA. KVOO.
WCCO. WTMJ: United Opera
Company In Columbia program
WMAL. etc.
III D. In.-Slumber Music. New
York. WRC. WIZ. WLW. WTMJ.
DANCE MUSIC
1880 D. ms-HOtel AdeIphia,
Philadelphia. WIP (402l.
III D. m.---Venus Orchestra,
I1:45 D. Ha.--(Suy L0nlbard0's
ROYAL Canadians, Chicago. WBBM
tSS9l.
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COOLIDGE TALK
FOR FARMERS
FROM WRC

Talking straight to farmers at
tending the annual convention OF
the National Grange in washington,
and the tens of thousands OF farm
ers among the radio audience of a
nation-w wide broadcast. President
Coolidge will provide the chief loud
speaker delivery of this evening AT
$40 from WRC and other stations
Of the National Broadcast Sys-
tenn. The address will be made az
the washington Auditorium and
will occupy less than half an hour.
The President is expected to outline
the relations OF the Federal Govern
ment to the farmer as he views II.
OF special interest to Washington
listeners will be the great moment
OF history scheduled in some of the
National Broadcasting Company adj
vance programs for WIZ distribu-
ton at Z o'clock this evening. The
story will have to do with the selec-
tion of the site for the District OF
Columbia and the building OF the
capital city of the United States.
This will NOT be broadcast by WRC
nor by WBAL.
Another talk that will come to
listeners during the course of the
evening outlining the views of a.,
business man on business co-opera.
ton as public asset. is to be heard
through WRC from William Butter
worth, president of the United States
Chamber of Commerce. The Butter
worth talk will be made to group
Of editors and publishers. who are
members of the Associated Business
Papers now in annual conference in
New York.
The regular Friday evening pro-
grams start for WRC with Santa
Claus at $40. The Bakers will pro-
vide their usual half hour Of song
and orchestral music, and will be
followed by a half hour of the
Lotus Orchestra. The Cities Service
Orchestra and Cavaliers will have
half an hour at 8. giving way to
President Coolidge. At there will
be another half hour of the Eve.
ming in Paris A Concert Bureau
program at 10 o'clock will bring
Caroline Andrews, soprano; Del
Staigers, trumpet soloist and James
Melton, tenor, in three-star pro-
gram. There will be slumber music
at III, as usual.
The Emma Jettick melodies at GAS
will start the WMAL doings of the
evening and. after a program OF
music and talk of various kinds,
the first of the Columbia system
grand operas win be heard at 10
The Washington times., 1928-11-16
Distant Stations

KOA--Denver--830. .a6l
10:35--EOlitairo Seremaders
11:06--N B. C system.
12;0O--Musiu Aibufm--Bird Songs.
12:30---Artists Studfo--Trees.
A. M.
1:00--Palixxi's Orchestra.
kFL-LOs Angelea--04O
1l:00--N B. G. General Independents.
1i:30--R. II. q. Entertainers.
12:30-CindereIia
AL M
0e--NetwOrk---Dance music.
KGO--OakIand--T8O.
r.. NJ.
III 1:00--Networl.
12s00--The Olympiana.
12:30--Moon Magic,
A. NJ
1:OO--Artist series
2:0O---Trocaderans
KPO--San Francisco 680-44l
r. nj.
10:00---Emhassy Theater.
1O:30---Networi
12:0O---String quartet.
A. M
1:0O---NetworIx.
springfield -D80-SO3
10:30--Sports; Strand Symphony.
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WSB--Aflanta--1AO-4
10 :00--Concert.
11:45--Hawaiian Ensemble.
W---ChicaKO--1O2O-29 -294
10:SU-Studio Orchestral; news.
12:0O--Chamber music.
12:30-Fiorito's Orchestra.
A. NJ.
1;00--Insomnia Club.
--Chicag0--770-3
I0:15--T4ee Sims.
10:30--Lombardo's Canadians
1I:0O--Concert and dance music.
I--ChicagO--97O-3O0
IO:45--Lido Orchestral; Recital.
11:30--RecitaI
12:00---String Trio; Ensemble.
12:45--SSavoy Orchestra.
WENR-Ch agO--87O-344.6
8:30--CIassical hour.
e:00--Operetta.
0;00--Comedy Sketch.
11:00--Mike and Herman.
-ChicagO-72O-4I6
9:30--Baritone: Opera Company
11:00--Tomorrow's Trib.; Hungry Five.
11:30--Baritone: Concert Orchestra.
12:00--Dream Ship: dance music.