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The record hook-up over which Hoov-
or was introduced to the radio audience
as a candidate will be duplicated vir-
tually in Its entirety for Gov. Smiths
notification and acceptance address.
This is scheduled to go on the air be-
ginning at $50 pm, Eastern standard
time.
About 10 stations associated with
the National Broadcasting Company
have already signed to broadcast Smith
in the same manner as they handled
Hoover. These include a handful of short
wave stations whose broadcasts should
carry across the seas. The Columbia
broadcasting systems 20 stations will
Join the network again along with a
group of associated stations.
The NJ B. c. Pacific network will be
included, but some doubt has arisen
whether the newly formed chain of
independent Pacific Coast stations will
Join as 1t did for the Hoover event. In
the opinion Of the chief counsel OF the
Federal Radio Commission. the sta
lions of the chain must also take the
Smith program.
An informal Interpretation OF the
political equality" section of the radio
law leads to the conclusion that
section of the law prescribes an equal
same office to use any radio station.
Both Hoover and Smith we're offered the
use of the networks free of charge,
but only for their campaign bows. Ac-
Cordingly those stations which chose
to Join the huge chain which carried
the Hoover address are constrained
under the law to take Smiths, too. II
the Democratic managers so demand.
Mr.. Caldwell. Radio Commission coun-
sci. points out that If the Republicans
later pay for a stations time or a
full network, the Democrats can ask
for the same facilities only II they are
willing to pay the same rates. The
Socialists. the Workers, and the Pro-
hbition party candidates also can de-
mand the same opportunities. The law
will apply with equal force In the cam
paigne for lesser elective offices, whether
Federal, State or municipal. In fact.
there is more likelihood of later re-
ordinations here than in the political
struggle for the highest Office in the
land.
Costs of broadcasting are high Pay
ing the regular commercial rates. the
Republicans have already signed with
the Columbia system for political half
hours on Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays from 7:30 to 8 pm Eastern
standard time beginning September H..
The Columbia rate is $4,000 an hour
The Democrats it is apparent. have a
right 10 buy the same amount of time II
they choose. but they have not vet made
such arrangements.
fCopyrirht, 1923 bv North American News
paper Alliance
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POLITICS ASSUMING
RADIO SPOTLIGHT
BroadCasters Will Make e.
fort to Sell Personalities of
Candidates to Electorate.
BY MARTIN CODEI..

Politics has begun to mix In earnest
with the staccato Of Summertime static
Both presidential candidates go on the
air this week. and from now until the
November elections the effort will be
made more intensive to sell" to the
American electorate the radio person
alit!es" of Candidates Hoover and Smith.
Those broadcaSting stations which
Joined the record breaking Nation wide
network of l07 stations for the Hoover
notification ceremonies at Palo Alto
must necessarily do likewise for the
Smith event at Albany Wednesday. The
radio law Is careful to prescribe an
even break" in the use Of radio for
candidates seeking the same Office
The Hoover and Curtis acceptance
speeches are both of the radio sched-
ulc. the vice presidential nominee of
the Republican party having spoken
over a relatively small network Sat-
urday The reason for the smaller
cham was that the party had to pay
for the hook-up, whereas it obtained
the great Palo Alto hook-up free Of
charge as the last largesse from the
great broadcast chains.
BY the same token. rne Democrats
must pay for the network which will
carry the notification ceremonies and
acceptance address Of their candidate
for the vice presidency, Senator Joseph
Robinson. at Hot Springs, Ark, Thurs
day. August so.
The Republican party also must pay
for Secretary Hoover's second extern
sive hook up. That is the one today out
Of his home town West Branch, Iowa
The homecoming ceremonies and Hoov-
er's second important campaign speech
are scheduled to begin at 3 o'clock
Eastern standard time. No stations
west of the Rockies have arranged UNI
til a late hour TO take this address on
account OF the expensive telephone
reach beyond Denver. so that IT may be
heard out there only by DIX fans with
highly SelcctiVe receiving sets.
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PERSONAL.

PHYsIOTHERAPY. GRAD. NURSE, MAS
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FOR ADOPTION-THREE HEALTHY. FINE
babies. two boys and one girl Ga. 40Si.
PAINLESS CHIROPRACTIC-8 YEARS Ex-
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ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS GIVEN by A
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

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SNOWMAN Rcchester~-to;o
6:3o-Roxy and His Gang.
s00-Riverside program.
Ss0-Real Folks.
e;00-Russian Gayeties
a3o--Rainbow Quartet.
l0n0~nance music
s;a.s-wGY scheuectads--7sa
6:oo.-Tslk: orchestra.
sso-G program:
S30--Ceneral Motors Party.
o00--CRbin Door
s30-Music Cavaliers.
sss.I-wBz sprinEa.ld--90s
6:00-~Orchestrs.
6 30--RoXy and His Gang
00--Riverside program
s30---Real Folks.
a,00--SinRing orchestra,
SIG.0---WTAG W"rcester---5s0
600-Big Brother Club
& a0--MinStrels: studio prosrEms,
S00---Feature from studio.
sSN-Gereral Motors Party
o.nn--Cahin Door
aSas-CNRO Ouswa--6sa
6S0-Cozv Corner.
T.o0-~Concert orchestra.
.StS-CFCA Tsrcwto--690
s,lS-Orsan recital
100 Musical program.
SOUTHERN.
ea6. a--WWNC ASheviiie--i.aiN
oo--Orchestra
s;3.a--WSR Atlanta--G:;0
e3o--Roxy and His Cans,
90 Riverside prosram
3o~General Motors Party.
eo0-Feature
10 Contamination program.
3iU:-WtN\ i,rL>"n, Ii'o---SSa
so-orchestrs and assistants.
s.05--Trio family party
aon--Recitsl; fiddlerS.
in:o0-Stud.o: OF gan.
S:".t--WHA> toujsviiis---aJa
s.30--Generaf Motors Party
o'30-Fl Tango Romantico.
s:sG.g-WSM vilie--Ha0
:3o-Roxy and His Gans
0-RtverSide; family party
q0o-~Dinner music; Ell Tanso.
10 o0-Gondoliers; Radio Seven.
ll:iS-Studio program.
:96.s--wSMB New Orlean.--I.0i0
$50 Dance music 81 hours
c49.9-wCoA PenSacoia--I.:0O
a00-Concert
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eA.t-wRvA RicbmOnd--i.is0
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10. la-~-Stuoid features.
t,00--CrcheStra
CENTRAL.
s"G--kNW Chicago
s.3o-Resi Folks
300 Symphonic Ensemble.
f"S.3--wIW Cinrinnati---;0N
Tn0-Swiss Gardens Orchestra.
n0-Eiversioe program
s36--Eesl Folks
o.0n-Fun-f fun hour
le,oo-~Features dance "a hours.
ss9I-wsM Cineinnati--ssa.
s,30--ssfetv Club; short stories
s:lS-Sec Hawkins; Juliet
73o-k 4 r, Gypsies.
s.S0--GeneraI Motors Party.
io'o0-Dsnce music.
sas,s-wTAM CieveIsnd--:s0
oa-orchestrs.
7so-A & r. Gypsies.
& 30--Cienersl Motors PARTY.
:00--Revelers,
tl;30-Dance music.
&4o.s-wCx-wJR p.troit--sso
s;30-Roxy and His Gsng.
:30--Minstrels.
s.n0-RiverSi6e prosram
s.30--Real Folks
90o--Perscnality Girls; trio.
9:30-Dance mtsic.
2s2 :-WW1 Dettoit--S5a
500 Theater orsan.
& 50-Dinner concert.
T00--Music.
1894 r. GypsieS.
8 30--General Motors Party.
900-Charles w Hamp.
a,30-El TanRo Romsntico.
1000 Dance music
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-20

41i.S--WEAF New Terk--6ta
500 wsldorf-Astoris Orchestra.
soo-Talks. Strins music,
1,o0--Arouno the riano,
sso-Gerersi Motors rsrty.
a00-Cahin Door.
a30-Tl Taneo Romsntieo
G.0a-OrcheStra
sst.1-wJZ New York--c6e
S00-Firmsr Orchestra; doss.
s00-Twtn pairs OF hsrrtonT.
Sao-RoXy and His Cana.
s00-Riverstoe proHram.
sao-Real folks
a.e0-RuSSian Gsyettes
10 00-~Slumber music.
4sss--woR Newsrk-;a
RomsncerS
6oo-Grenadiers, orchestra.
!oo-Des Dance d'Antrefeis.
S:0n--united Opera Co
o,n0~-The CsptiVatorS
10 Orchestra; witchinr hour.
s;9.6-wPG Atlantic CHy--tl00
S.AS-Orssu; dinner music.
4s--Talk: verSstiltsnS
770-MuSicsl; concert orchestra,
SS0-nsnce music f2is hoursl.
cssS-wBAL. Raltimcre--i,0se
sss and His csns7
o0-RiNcrslde progrem
s Sn-Reai Folks
e,on-RuSSisn GAyeties.
SOs.s-wEEI Bostcn--Sso
t30--Old Time Ministries.
7So-A & r Cyrsies
s sn--Geneyal Motors Party
eo-Csbin Door ri Tango
4sI.S-wNAC Rostcn--sso
: Sn-Dlnuer dance
san-Talk. piano
00-CucStlon box
00-WOR proGrsmS n hourSN.
sos.s-wGR BuHslc--sss
7on-Aroun6 the piano
S:3o-Genersl Motors Party.
- l0-Dsnce music.
II oo--0rSsn
MS,I-wMAK Burslo-sse
S20-Como Orchestra
S SO. E. program
soo-WoR. programs y hours.
i0.os-Csvshers
Sss4-wTIC Hsrucrd--Sso
soa-Tenor strinE quartet
7,00-Around the piano
1894 & r GypSies.
s3a-Genersl Motors PARTY.
e.0e-Cacin Door; Fl TANGO.
aoa.I-wABC New Ycrk-s'e
s n0--Music; feature.
sn0-Dance music
7.00-Home Makers.
so0-jewish hour
e;aa--Danco music f2is hoursi.
ssO.;-wCAu rhiiadelphis--Itse
s.no~Musical Chefs; feature
s 00--WOR rroEranIs
lo.0S--Golden DRAGON Orchestra.
4as.c--wFl-wLIT Philadelphis-ile
7.o0-Around the piano.
3o-~A & ? Cypsies.
E20--Ceners Motors Party.
a.n0--Csbln Door.
o.3n-Ei Tango Fomgntico,
10 :0o-Symphonic orchestra.
sIas-kpkt rntshureh--oSe
S.7o-KDKA Ensemble
s3n-Eoxy and His Gens.
s,n0-RiverSide pro9rsm-
3n--Real Folks
e.00-Musical program.
tss.s-wIAR Providenee--ssa
s3e-Dance music,
T.a0-MusiC.
7So-A e. r. GypsleS
e.5o-Generai Motors Party
sasg-wHAZ Tros-ese
Eo1-MuSlcsi feature,
& 4S-StuoIo concert.
a,is-DaEce music
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-20
MEXICAN REBEL CHIEF
EXECUTED AFTER RAID
Federal Troops Diaperse Insurgents
Who Enter Town Shouting
Religious Slogans.

u tEt Eat3FFktFN ETNa1
MEXICO CITY. August 10 Special
dispatches 10 newspapers here yestef-
day said that Lorenzo Martinez, rebel
chieftzin who mas been operating IN the
state Of San Louis Potoei, Was executed
after summary courl~martiaI tn which
re- was convicted Of participating in q
recent attack on the town Of Rayon
A group Of rebels shouting religious
SiogSns Unexpectedly entered The town
Of Urlspsn in the state Of Michoacan
Saturday night according 10 newspaper
dispatches from that point creating
rar,c The federal garrison with police
snd counters defeated the rebels after
: prief engagement capturing several
Of thtn TIE defenders lost two dead
arc three goundea.
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RADIOS BEST OFFERINGS
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MONDAY. AUGUST 90. 1923.
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Observation-Disclosures.

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BEAUTY PARLORS.

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Local Radio Entertainment
Monday, August 20, 1928

EAA-Washington Navy Yard (454.S
Meters-69e KiIocyclesl.
54S pm.-weather Bureau reports
e5S pm.-Arlington time signals.
1905 p.n.-Weather Bureau reports.
wRHF-American BreadcaSting Co.
lS2s.4 Meters-930 Kilocyclesl.
s45 pm-Ths Town Crier
Polishing the Keys" by War
neY Kennedy.
Sis to pm.-Dinner concert.
Early Program Tomorrow.
73o ani-Musical clock
10 am-Household talk by Gladys
Young.
1890 am-Advertisers' period.
II a.ni.-LcSt and found.
ii1o ann.-Household economy period
WMAL - Washington Radio Forum
GALS Meters-i,24e KiIocscles).
SIS p.m.-Thirtv Club conducted by
tbs p.m.-"Listening in on Jimmy
and Jane
73o p.m.-Correct time.
7.3l p.m.-Concert by United States
-.avy Band, broadcast from Capitol
Plaza.
pm.-Popular songs - The
Melody Girl"
s:I5 pm.-Bell ana christi. enter
tanners.
$50 pm.-Bankers' half hour of
nausic.
10 p.m.-owhat Makes the Movies
Talk" by Colby Hartman.
1915 70 1880 pm.-News flashes.
wTFF-The Fellowship Forum tso2.s
Metcrs-1,4se Kiiocyciesl.
7:30 p.m.-Golden Castle Orchestra.
$40 pm-"Jack and Jill.
s45 p.n1-EaroId Thompson. pianist.
9 p.m.-Harry Arnold. harnonica
player.
s.i5 p.m.-Book chat
$50 pm.-David Martin, baritone
e.45 pm.-Woodville Brown The
Southern Troubaoour."
LOIS p.m.-Radio revue. introduce
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and local stations.
wRC-Radic Corporation Of America
f46s.5 Meters-64e Kilocyelesl.
p.m.-Bob Fallcn's Orchestra.
$50 pn1--Joliy Bill and Jane.
5 m-waldorf- Astoria Orchestra.
SIS p.m-Motion picture guide.
y GO fg.Hf. ~-5SssE Dcst o-BII2s AOUt tCCf
- the Associated Press and the Evening
Star
s Short Stories en- Wealth, &"
b. Irving Fisher.
Sis pm-A talk on the diamond
Jubilee Of the Rockville Fair
$50 pr1.-Roxy End His Gang.
7:30 PIMA & r Cypsies
$50 p.n1.-Gencral Motors Family
Party
Q pm.--Correct time
. pm.-The Cabin Door.
$50 pm.-E! Tango Romantico.
10 pm.-SIumoer music
IL pm--Weather forecast
Early Program Tomorrow.
s45 am.--Tower health exercises.
7.f5 arn.--ParnassIs Trio.
2 30 10 7:50 anl.--Cheeri0.
2 As m --Parnassus Trio.
10 an. Arthur Bryan. tenor.
lo.i5 am.-R2dio Household Insti-
tute
10 50 an Studio program.
1o4S ann Preserving. by June
Durham
Il sn.-Orgzn recital
Il As an Pennsylvania Orchestra
f2-45 5lgrid Phillips baritone
: pm.~.Iardin Lido Orchestra.
z ~psrnassus Trio.
2I5 Slenoerizina. nr mar
iorls Doyk
2 30 p.m Mellow nslodies
pm.-Concert oy the United State
Navy Band
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NICE APPEARING colored girl 70 take
charge OF soft drink and sandwich ogsi-
ADDRESS hssn q BOX h is4z e star Once " u'
OFFICE WORKER for cleaning establish
ment. Answer in own Handwriting. Address
Boy 1907. Star once.
sALESLADY wanted. Apply 1851 7th ST
NV. phonoeraph hospital.
sALEsLADfEs-s25 per week end liberal
commission to Start; permanent: pleasant
S" "d Ey. "G cs a 20 inSufa"'' b'0' lot"
! SALESWOMANTo sell nationally advertised
Spencer corsets; vacancy Sept, L no can
yassing give phone. Address Box 1877.
| SOLICITORS. two; something different: easy
sales: good pay, Room 301. stewart Bldg
sTENoGRAPHER. experienced. wanted ~
cation preferred. Reply, giving ass. expert
| ence, education and salary desired. Address
| Box 1921, Star once.
| STENOGRAPHERr-N per correspondent
seeking experienced part-time StenogTsphef.
| subject to call during day; must know how
| to stencil and operate mimeograph; Use per
| hour. Address Box 1897. Star once 20
WOMAN. experienced for alterations in
| tailor shop Apply $50 @ 81. nv.
| mountaineering q spirit Of co-opeTa
| ton diplomacy and sense Of humor for DO
| sition where these qualifications Will enable
| her to mix readily with all types Of people.
Splendid opportunity for woman able 10
travel TO build brilliant future. Address
Box 450-R. Star once.
| YOUNG; LADIES. age Is. to assist in 2
! months canvassing campaien; salary. t1a
per week. Miss Potter, Hotel Houston. 9l2
I r st. NV.
/ YOUNG LADY who understands sewing
! New ENGLAND. 6l8 18th ST. NV
! YOUNG LADY. four-yea graduate OF Bust
ness, High; sis week; answer In own
! handwriting; give age and experience. II
/ any. Address Box 1907. Star once.
| MILLINERY MAKERS
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SAT.ESM

The fra I'D bond department o: the Nation
81 Surrey Company needs four statesmen for
Washinaton and vicinity to sell fraud bonds
contracts which insure merchants and
business men against loss through employees
dishonesty. hold-up, safe burslary>-{faud
forsery and ha5 checks These men must
he IS 10 30 years OF ace. experienced. have
sood references and able TO be bonded I'VE
psv for h6ndl for $4,000 You will work on
,ralned To earn from $40 to SIS per week
DRAWING accounts after thirty DAYS training
ncriod Applicants apply in person To Mr.,
Co,dwell, Room ai2 WashinEton Bids. Mon
nav To WedneSdav at am.
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FACTOR Y
REPRESENTATIVE.

Wanted young man with car nv a ma
tonal concern Snlendd pay while training
Sales ability an asset, but not necessary
q G.. Va. and Md. territories. Write or
apply 350a t4th St. Room ai0, Mr. Hurley.
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RERSONAl..

The rate under heading OF Personal
Is s cents ner line additional to the
reKuiar line rate
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WANTED---AGENTS.

SELL ocro-Big nront; easy seller 10 ia
ragee, car owners. rllins stations, etc
cleans radiators and keeps them clean
GO neni e. AIS Howard 81. san FrAncisco
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SALESMEE~-1f you have a car and will
work hours daily we will show you how
Room 400 Caroenter BLDG. 10th and SITS
NV. Lao to 4an n m
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| TIMER open for capable party 10
do tin foohng. latrobe. stove aud furnace
work no use 10 apply unless you can meet
these requirements. J. c. Flood Co. rear
i4ll Wee ST. NV 2ns