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New Britain herald., 1925-05-23
RADIO NEWS NOTES

A feast Of music features and fun is promised by WSAI, Cincln- natl, on Saturday, June $. and New Britain radio fans will. no doubt. be in on the fun. That station will observe it's anniversary with a special program which will run con- tinuously from 5 ?. m., Saturday until a. m, Sunday, eastern day. light saving time. WSAI was first heard on the air two years ago. or, June :, which comes on Sunday this year. Symphony orchestra must clans, trios, seXtettee, quartetS. sole jsts, jazz orchestras, pianists, chime which have made WS.ATS reputation .nationally famous will be included in this festival Of music, Permission has just been granted 10 woe at Davenport Iowa, by the Department Of Commerce at Wash 1 ington 10 increase the operating power of its 5,000 watt station from l,50O watts to o.o00 watts. This i increase will become effective at 1 once.
 WGY at Schenectady is rated as the 'only constantly heard station crossing the Atlantic from New York to Gibraltar" by Harry Davis, radio operator on the "Levant Ar i row" an oil boat. He reports lis- 1 teninE to the Schenectady station while looking at the outpost lights Of Gibraltar and he sees no reason 1 why the European fans shouldn't receive the stations broadcasts with ordinary three-tube sets,
 
 Ned Wayburn. dance imnresario whose activities with Broadway musical shows have made his name known from coast to coast as a creator Of unusual dance steps, will address the radio audience from WoR, Newark, on Decoration Day. at S:SS p. m. Mir. wayburn con- fines his activities to drilling choruses and he is recognized as the best in his line.
 Aida" Verdrs famous opera. will be broadcast by WGY, Schenec- tady, and VICES, New York city, on Tuesday evening. May 26. at 2 o'clock. This will be q complete version of the opera. with full cast. chorus and orchestra. It will be one Of the series being sponsored by 'Corriere D'America."
 
 sister station to WNAC. Boston. ieok the air during faa past week. This nsw hreAdcast.r. operated by he Shepard stores has been as-
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23
NFBH-New Ierk-7f3

saturday. $ P. m. .-Orchestra or Island City Lodge, r. < A. NJ. ' ?. m Parody club orchestra. T;3o ?. m.-- Radio Ramblers. 1l:St }. m.--Fcrdham Garden orch. lc midnight-CIub Kentucky revue.
 Sunday. ll:So a. m.-Cnity church service. 5 ?. n.-Majestic String ensemble S:S0 D. m,-Health talk. 5:S5 ?, m.-Majestic ensemble. p. m.-WorId Masonic News. G:i5 D. m.--J. R. Thomas, tenor. 6:30 ?. m.-Bossert Lumber Jacks. [ D. m.-Parody club orchestra. I;S0 D. -Woodmsnsten Inn orch. l}:SU p. m.-Marigold Gardens orch.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23

gain health throughout four year confinement in a New York hospital has won the admiration of the pub lie, Her radio feature talk Is en. titled Eighth Through" which is also the title Of her latest hook just off the press Miss GtevclPs courageous battle for health has been an inspiration L. thousands of inyaids.
 For its twelfth and final concert this season, the Sunday symphonic society Of New York, will give re- quest program under the baton of Josiah Euro in the Criterion theater tomorrow. through WIZ. More than four hundred letters from the visible and radio audiences have been received, with suggestions for this last program. With one or two exceptions, "Les preIudes" by Liszt was demanded and despite the fact that this masterpieces was played twice previously, it will be given third time, Becthoven's Symphony, the C Minor, which was as popuar as Liszts work, will also be played, together with the Adagio from NjNaldi's Concerto in A Minor. Mir, Euro will take the place usually reserved for the speaker on inc pro- gram to make q farewell speech. He will also trar" the history of the sunday Symphonic society for the past two seasons and announce the plans for the fall, The program will begin at 1?;3o D. m.
 Dr. Frank II. VizotcIly, world famous IeXicographer and editor of the New Standard Dictionary. is scheduled to continue in his series of talks from WOI; next Monday evening, May 25, with subject that smacks at feminine appeal l. is announced under the title of The Story of the Kiss"
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23

casting, ln fact, the music was made more enjoyable by the clear and per- l feet transmission from the Worlds . Playground station.
 
 WllN ~as smother offender when it'cume to fading but whenever that station went out completely, Hart. ford could bc heard clearly The Clover Gardens orchestra was on at WIEN and We heard That's ! My Girl "SNauoe Butterfly" and il "altzc, "Tho Melody That Made You Mlnr."
 WrICs miarophona successfully reproduced the majestic tones Of 600 voices, when the Hartford High Eehoot ELne club presented an inter- eating program. An orchestra Of 70 pieces accompanied the club. We didn'i listen tO this station for any length of limr, beyond noting that the transmission was excellent. The deep tones. as well as the high notes. were well taken cure Of,
 
 We always cnjoy hearing xylo- phone solos as tho notes are usual Iy clear and reproduction is always oooI, Whctb"r transmission is or not. Poor 'rtNsnsson never mars >y'orhon" program. Mrs Edna Nor rlson was on the air from WBZ, and oh" presented two excellent numbers. The MCclilng Birl" and "Narcissus." Two eHcoHrnt narmonists, whose names must go unrccordcd, rendered that peculiarly truthful little song. "We'rc Coin 10 Have Weather" from WILT. as part of the Morn- ing Glory club program. The boys lad about 'atcrn verses and we en- i0yod every one of them. Without pauslns to lake breath they sank into the depths of that old wartime melody "Til Wo Meet Again." and there We left ttem
 The Chamber of Commerce Trio came through spasmodicaIly from WEAM, North Planncld, New Jer- %cT Tho station is on the same wave length as WCTS at Worcester and
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New Britain herald., 1925-05-23
BRADSTREET'S REJDRT

N'" York, May a. Bradstreet's W"rhIy compilation of bank earnings show an aggregate of s92S6,496, 900 an increase Of 12,6 per cent over last year Outside Of New York there was an increase of l1.5 per cent.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23
NE.ti-NcW York-4s2
 Saturday.

{ D. m.-Dinner music. { ?, n.-Nemo Male quartet. I;15 ?. m.--Joy Babcock, violinist. ';30 ?. m.-"Trips and Adventures. " 7:50 ?. m.--Rosalia ChaIia. soprano. S:05 ?. m.-Ncmo Male quartet. S:15 ?, n1.-"Huyler's Four" A4j ?. m.--RoSalia Chalia, soprano. S:5; n.-kathleen Maloney, pi- @.le ' m.--Anderson quartet of miAed voices 9:"j ?. m.-Eudoph Luke String ensemble.
 0:4o ?. m.--Anderson quartet, 9:55 D. m.-G.uke ensemble. lo:lo r. m,--George Dale, tenor. 1925 D m.--Original Plectra Man doin clu3.
 10:S5 ?. m.--Georec Dale, tenor. 1o:45 p. m.-Orisinai PieCtra club. il 10 l2 p. m.-~Vincent Lopez orch.
 Sunday. | ?. m,-~ Sunday Hymn Sing, D. m. -Intcrdenominational scrv- itea.
 1;20 p. m.~~"EoXy and His Gang 2 p. m.--Nictor Herbert memorial concert under the auspices of the American SociNty Of Composers Authors and Publishers, direct from main hallroom of the Ritz Carlton hotel.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23
N\AC--Isoston--2S0

W<AC-BostOn--2
 saturday. G:3o ?, m,-shepard Colonial dance orchestra. s D. m,-Concert program. S;t5 ?, m,-Minorva Trio. II ?, m. Dance music, Copley Plaza orchestra.
 Sunday. il a. ln.--SarNice from Cathedral church of St. Paul. 1850 ?. n.-concert. 2:3o p, m.--Memorial service for War Veterans of the United States. S D. m.-Concert. GAS ?. m.- Service from Congrega- tional church.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23
WH\-\cw NOrk-36I

W NHN-Ncw ork--36I
 saturday. G.30 ?, tn,~-ll"alth talk. 1;35 ?. Arthur Batson, stec. guitar. 1:t3 D. m. Joe Ram, tenor. \ ?. m, -NG,l Eako, soprano. Sis D. m.-John Hartncdy, tenor. t:SQ D. n..-S;rand Roof orchestra ' D. m.--Marga"et T.tary, soprano. 4;1; T, m.-Io3. Turkel, songs. ":jo ?. m.--Ednucl Sandman. pi- aaiat ":40 p, m, Hose Meyers, soprano. ".5o ?. m.--Harry Harris. tenor. 10 ?. m.-Standins by for DX fans
 sunday. H:So a. rl.-comlnunion mass and breakfast Of the lire Department Hoy Name society. i ?. m.--Organ recital, } D. m.-Chrtstan EndtaNor pro. gam ! D. m.-Roscland dance orchestra. 50 ?, m.-Nail String Trio. : . ?. m.--Gem Entertainers. lo:45 D, m, IIofbrau orchestra. 1i;I5 ?. m,- Signing oK,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23
WGBS-Ncw Iork-3f6
 Saturday.

WGBS-Ncw York-3i6
 Saturday. 6 p. m.--Uncle Geeboc. S:3Q p. m.--The Anlphions. $50 D, nl.-Pegsy Wynne, soprano, p. m.--John Began, sport talk. 1;1o ?. rn.-The Amphions, 7;s0 p. m.--Concert from Ritz Carl ton hotel, $50 ?. m.-Captain Archibald, View points" 2 ?. m,-Louise Baxter contralto. f:30 ?. m.-Warren Scofeld, bari tone. 10 p. m.--1rma Eiedo, soprano. i0:SO D. m.-California Ramblers.
 Sunday. S;S0 ?. m.--Piccadilly theater pro gram. S,45 r, rn,--Nictor Herbert Memorial program.
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s,so ?. m, --fIarmonica Player.
 s45 ?, In,-.-Wm. I.eadenham, tenor. 10 p. m.~-Eddle Meredith, tenor. lo:s0 ?. n1.--i'rank Dailey's orch.
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WAAAI-NeWark-263
 &innaIaN,

! D. m.-Sports-Maior Tate. IS p. m.-Dance orchestra.
 80 ?. m.--Mrs. Rita Duryca, piano. 7:f5 ?. m, Marshalrs entertainers s;ln ?. m- Harmonica Player. k:t6 T. .--Alisrstte's dance orch. . ?. n.-Marshsll's entertainers. j;lE D, n--Wnl. leaaenhan1, tenor,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23

like it as a demonstration of pub. lie approval.
 All of which becomes even more amazing, more significant when you recall that in 1924 the Chrv. sler Six had already established sales records unequaled in a quarter.century of motor car history.
 Turn to the chart at your right. ltshows you in simple and graphic way Chrysler Six production month by month.
 See how the lines shoot up as Chrysler factory facilities were in. creased to meet the even more emphatic public demand for Chrysler Six results.
 The public knows exactly what it is about. It has long waited for Chrysler Six quality and perfor. nance and it is determined to enjoy their advantages - even to the. abandonment of cars pre- viously owned, that cost thou. sands of dollars more than the Chrysler Six.
 The public knows that no matter what the make or price, only the Chrysler Six gives them Chrysler brilliance of performance, Chry. sler roadability and ease, Chrysler quality, economy and the score of other advantages that belong to this car alone.
 We are eager to have you find out for yourself what these Chrysler Six results are.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23
WPG-Atlantic Cits--29s

WPG-Auantic Cns-29s
 saturday. 6.t5 ?. m.-Organ recital. p. m. - hnickerbocker dinner music. 9 p. m.-Amhassador concert orch. 10 ?. m.-TrayMore dance orch. l 1 D. m.-knickerbocke dance orch
 Sunday. 3:15 ?. m.-0rgan recital. 4:l5 D. m.-Community service. , ?. m.-united Singers of Atlantic county, 10 p. m.-Organ recital
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23
WIP-philadclphia-50s

WIP-philadcIphia-50s
 saturday. s ?. m.-Weather forecast. 6:oo D. m.--Popular numbers. s:15 p. m.-Dinner music, Hotel St. James orchestra. s:45 p. ln. Market reports. : ?. r.--Uncle Wip's Bedtime story. 3 p. m.-NIP Annual Revue from the Metropolitan Opera House. 1o;05 p. m.-Benj. Franklin dance orchestra. t1:0o p. m.--O Organ recital
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23
kDkA-Pittshurgh-30g
 S5t,ITfiay

kDKA-Pittshurgh-30g
 Saturday. 6 ?. Baseball scores. s ?. m.- Baseball scores. 6:45 ?. m.-LaSt minute helps 10 the Bible school teachers 9:l5 r. m.--Address arranged through the courtesy of tho Chris tan Laymons association. 9:So ?. m.-Conccrt by the West inghouse band. l9:55 ?. m.-Time signals. weather, baseball scores
 Sunday. l0:45 a. m.-SerHices Of the roint Freeze Presbyterian church. 1 ?. m,-Organ recital. 4:45 p. m.-Nesper services. 1:45 p. m.-Servlces of the East End Christian church.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23

o;SO p, m.--organ recital,
 ll;So ?. m,--Terrace Garden pro gram. Sunday.
 10 ?. m.--Drake Ensemble.
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WNlC--New YTk-526
 saturday,

: !. m,---The Chateau Four. 1:..o ?. m.- Baseball results. 70 ?. .m.-~Police alarms. i:35 p. Market ~feports. 7.50 ?. m.-Piano recital. ?. m. kriens symphony club. | 0!So D. m.--roticc alarms, weather l0:3j ? m,-ToIice quartet.
 sunday. z r III. - Mark Strand program.
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NOls-Newark--iOh

G'lS D. nr.--Van and his Collcgans. G:45 ?. m.--Charles Guglieri, saw so-
 loist. : p. m.- Suzanne Richmond. so-
 prano. 7;lS D. m.--Chares Guglierl, T:so ?. m,--"1'he Commanders. s ?, m.--Charles Wold. musical
 glasses. S'.V ?. m.--l.ouisa staIings, so-
 prano. S;SS ?. Marguerite E. Harrison.
 actress. explorer "shciks AS I
 Know Them" $50 ?. n.--sam siegel mandolin. 0;iS p, m.--Louise stallings. 3:S0 p. m.--Moseow Art Trio. lo:lS ?. m.--James Kendis Celebri-
 ties. llil5 p. n.--Ciros orchestra.
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WsAI--Cincinnati--s26
 saturday. S;45 p. m,~-Children's story 2 ?. m,--Chime concert. s:l5 ?. m,--Bicycle seXtet. 10 p. m.--Weekly News Review 1oA5 p, m.-Mi&ed quartet. 1 a. Midnight Entertainers. l's0 a. m.-Freda sanker's Toad. stool orchestra,
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NBx--springReld--333
 sunday.

ShiHas' Ib;55 D, n. m.~Serylees from the Church Of the Unity. 2 ?. n.-Ethel Peterson, colorat ura sbpraro, 9:l5 n m. Mrs. Albert Walker, ctlIst, Male quartet; boy, soprano,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23
61ySler heaki1g Sales RcmdS While Demand Goes SMHqher

The public's insistence on results that only the Chrysler Six delivers grows more emphatic week by week and month by month. Mounting sales figures in the weekly reports for the United States show that the Chrysler Six already a record.breaker in popularity is soaring higher than ever before.
 The latest weekly report registers an increase of 116% in retail sales over the corresponding week of 1924.
 The sales for that week were 659o bigger than the very biggest week of 1924.
 Furthermore, the last three weeks reported are the biggest weeks of 1925.
 April, 1925, shows the largest months business in Chrysler Six history.
 Always mounting to higher and higher figures.
 In Illinois, for example, April, 1925, shows an increase of 237I over 1924; Connecticut and the Boston district, including the re. mainder of New England, 1332a; the Atlanta district, including Georgia, South Carolina and Florida, 364oto; San Francisco district, including California, New Mexico and Nevada, s9%. There never has been anything
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23
WBBR--Statcn Isiau

WBBR--Statcn Isiand--212 saturday. s ?. m.--Dr. Hans Haag, Niolinist S:10 ?. m.-Fred Twaroschk, tenor. SEQ ?. m.-Biblo question and an- swcrs.
 S:45 ?, m.--Dr. Hans Taag.
 sunday. 10 a. -Watchtower orchestra. l0:l5 ?. m.-Fred Twaroschk, tenor. 1925 D. m.-Watchtowe orchestra. l0:SS q. m. m.---Lecture, What is the Kingdom Of Heavcn?" li:o5 a. m.-Fred Twaroschk tenor. ll:lS a, m.--Niolin Duets. ll:@5 q. m.-Watchtower orchestra. 9 p. m.-~Choral Singers. 9:l0 D. m.-Tnstrumenta Selections. o:@5 p. m.--Chora Singers. 9;S5 p. m.--Lccture. "Is the Bible 1nspIred?"
 l0:05 ?. m.--Choral Singers. 1o:15 p. m.-InstrumentaI Selections 1925 ?. m.-Choral Singers.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23
WLW-Cincinnati--i2S

SSo ?. m.~-Prosbyterian ser, ices. 9SO ?. n.--Western and Southern
 orchestra.
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WAHG-Rirhmond Hill-3is

Saturday. ic midnisht-Charle CoIlegians.
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WOO--PhiIadclphia-50S
 sunday. l0:3o q. m.-presbyterian services. c:30 ?. m.--Sunday school exercises 6 ?. m.--Sacred organ recital. 9:15 ?. m.--Same as WEAF
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23

NJAR-PfoyIdence
 sunday. T. m. General John H. Dunn, commandcr-in- chief. Veterans Of Foreign Wars of inc United States. 7:20 10 II P. m, Same as WEAF.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23

WEEI-I,oston--iIG
 sunday. f;:0 to II ?. n,--Same as NEAF.
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VOICESN THE AIR
iprosfams on Eastern Daylight Say
 ing 'Timc.)
NlIC--IIartforil--3tS
 Saturday.

I 2, m. Meyer Davis Le Paradis asnl direct erom the ralais Royal.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23
NCAE-Pittsburgl,-f62
 Saturday,


 Saturday. 6:S0 ?. m.-Dinner concert trans mitted from the William Penn hotel. 1:30 D. m.-I nclc kaybee. 1;45 r. m.-Policc reports. s ?. m.--Address. S:l5 ?. m.-Silent. S:30 ?, m.-k Of C. concert.
 Sunday. D. m.-Eadio church service. 1 p. m.--Conccrt. 6:S0 ? m.-parce concert 70 10 1 ?, m.-Same as WEAF. WGY-schcnectady-SsO
 Saturday. 9.SV ?. m,-Ben Bernie's orchestr.
 sunday. l0;G0 a. m.-- Service of First Pres bytcrian church. %;35 ?. m.-WGY symphony orch. [ 30 p. m. --EYensong service of Grace Episcopal church, New York. i3 ?. n1.-Godfrey Ludlow, violinIst.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23

All prices Detroit subject current government ta,
 We Pfased e,neHd the bav7snts Ak neeut Chrsser plan ChrysleT dealers sbsrEof ChrSser seryies everywhere. 7
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23
WT.aN-CIeyCland-3Se

WTAM-CIcVciand-3Ss
 Saturday. : ?, m.-Statier concert orchestra. T. m.-Studio program by selected artists. 10 D. m.-Novelty program by Art Herske, Ev Jones and the Coo Coo club.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23

WLIT-Phtladclphia--3s5
 Sunday. ?, m,-BenJ. Franklin hotel con- cert.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23
ENRO--OttaNa--tSS

CNRO-OttaNa--fS
 Saturday. 8:30 ?. n1.-Bcdtime story 3 ?, m.-Chateau I.aurier concert orchestra. Ottawa school children's program. Lauricr dance orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23
NGN-Chicagt,--3i.t,

NE wGN--Chiosgo-ss0 9;S0 p, m,--organ recital, ll;So ?, m,--Terrace Garden pro gram. Sunday. 10 ?. m,--Drake Ensemble.
 WLW--Cincinnati--i2S
 sunday. SSQ ?. Presbyterian ser, ices, a;S0 ?. n.--Western and Southern orchestra,
 wsAI--Cincinnati--s26
 saturday. S:45 ?. m.~-Childrens story. 9 ?, m.--Chime concert. e:l5 p. m. Bicycle Sextet. 10 p. Weekly News Review 1oA5 ?. Mixed quartet. 1 8. Midnight Entertainers. l:s0 a. m.-Freda sanker's Toad. stool orchestra, WHAS-Iouisyillc--iO0
 Saturday. S:ao ?. m.-LeHy Brothers program, News.
 WSB--Atlanta--t2s
 Saturday. 10 ?. m.-- Orchestra. l2;45 a. m.-Dining Car quartet, colored harmonizers.
 Sunday. 9:3D p. m.--Cathedral service.
 WMC-afcmphis-iO8
 Saturday. o:So p m.-News; baseball scores: markets. iO:S0 p. m.--special feature 10 be announced
 kTHS-Hot Springs-375
 saturday. l0:40 ?. m.--,Specialties Il p. m.-Arlington hotel orchestra.
 Sunday. 1o:40 ?, m.~~Meyer Davis orchestra. l2 ?. m,--De Soto Garden orchestra. kFNF-Shcnandoah-26s
 Saturday. 9;3o ?. m,-Forest City Music Makers.
 Sunday. S:S0 ?. n.--Golden Rule Circle, 10 ?. Christian church.
 WOC--Dasenport--is4
 Saturday. $50 ?, m.-sunday school lesson. Il p, m.-Noyelty Trio. 1 a. m.-Louis Connor's orchestra.
 Sunday. g to l ?. m-Same as WEAF. l1:90 ?. m,-palmer Little Sym phony.
 WDAF--kansas City-365
 Saturday. s ?. m.-Eahson's message. Bedtime story. Trianon ensemble. 1;45 ?. n.-~Nighthawk Frotic, three orchestras.
 kSD--St. Iouis-54S
 Saturday. 5 ?. n1.-Grand Central theater pro- gram. 10:S0 p. m,--City Club dance music.
 kOA-Den,er-323
 Saturday. 1e midnisht--Joe Mann's orch.
 Sunday. 1e:S0 p. Prcsbyte rian church services.
 KGO-Oakland--3s1
 saturday. i2 n1.-1nstrumeptal program, ? to q, m.-Henry Halsteads orcb.
 Sunday: t1:50 p, m. Congregations church services.
 PNX-Hayana-4o
 Saturday. $50 ?, m.-Maria Gonzales, soprano, and assisting artists.
 CNRO-OttaWa--4SS
 saturday. S:30 ?. m.--Bcdtime story. 3 ?. m.-Chateau Laurier concert orchestra, Ottawa school children's program. Lauricr dance orchestra.
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PWX-Hayana-40
 saturday. $50 ?. m.-Maria Gonzales, soprano, and assisting artists.
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WOC--Dasenport--4s4
 Saturday. $50 ?, m.-Sunday school lesson, i i ?, m.-Noyelty Trio. 1 a. m.-Louis Connor's orchestra.
 Sunday. g to II ?. m-Same as WEAF. l1;30 ?. m,-pamer Little Sym phony.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23

-Iouissillc-iO0
 Saturday. 9.2o ?. m.--LeHy Brothers program News.
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kTHS-Hot Springs-375
 Saturday. l0:40 ?. m.--,Specialties II D. m.-Arlington hotel orchestra.
 Sunday. 1o:40 ?. m. Meyer Davis orchestra. l2 ?. m,--De Soto Garden orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23

kFNF-Shcnandoah-266
 Saturday. o;3o ?. m,-Forest City Music Makers.
 Sunday. GSo ?, r11.--GoIden Rule Circle. 10 ?. m.--Christisn church.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23

NRC-Nashington-i6e
 Saturday. f:45 ?. m.-Children's hour. s D. m.-Dinner music. g p. m.-Bible talk. i p. m.--Hotel Mayfower orchestra ll:S0 p. m.-"Crandalrs Saturday Nighters." q. m,-seidenman's orchestra. WCAP-WaShiRgton-46s
 sunday. f.20 10 II ?. m.-Same as WEAF.
 kYW-ChiCago-536
 Saturday. 2 ?. m.-Nariety program. 1e:o5 ?. m.--Talk. 10 be annauncr 10 Sh ?, n. m.-''ConErsss Classic. \. m.----onsrtss Carnival.
 Sunday. ! ?. m,-sunday Evening club.
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The Clover Gardens orchestra was on at WIEN and We heard That's My Girl "S@auoo Butterfly" and Il "altzo 'The Melody That Made You Mlnr.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-23

WEAR-C1eS cland-3Ss
 Sunday. | T. m.-Park theater orchestra. 10 2. Evening Hour"
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WJ-nctroit-3 Sunday.
 1.c6 to Il ?. m,-Same as NEAF.
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NiiA vas another offender when ii 'came to fading, but whenever that station went out completely, Hart ford could bc heard clearly
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-31

VS. Frances ID. Cookson: Hannah Ma
bel Graf CIV. +. Brown vs. Lucas
Henry Graf: I.auriston l.. Howes
CIV. Il. BROWN VS. SOPHIE l.. Howes;
Orlando Heman Hunncwell CIV. g.
Brown VS. Eva Hunrewell: Arthur
kenney CIV. y. Brown VS. Eva Ken
ney; Deborah Helen p;linney CIV. Il.
BROWN VS. Alton Nelson Phinney:
Nioner Amy Taylor CIV. B. Brown
vs. Asa Sumner Taylor; Madeline b.
Deering q. H. Haley) vs. Charles A.
Deering; Elsie I. Thorpe (Hiram
Gerrish) VS. Douglas X Thorpe;
Evie f. Dunton (Butier and Butler)
VS. Walter S. Duhton; tilcnr +. Tib-
belts (Butler and Butle.) VS. Flora
Tibbetts; John +. Mitchell Merrill
and MerrilD vs. Pearl Mitchell,
Georgia A. knight Merrill and Mer-
RID VS. Allan II, Knight. Aston H.
hatcher tGower and Shumway) vs
Eliza NJ. hatcher; Albion c. Burns
(Gower and Shumway) VS. Ava NJ
Burns: Loyson II. Chase (Gower and
Shumway) vs. Vira L. Chase; Helen
NJ. Noble (Gower and Subway VS.
Parker e. Noble; Mary f. Ireland
tGower and Shumway) VS. Milton w.
Ireland; Rena Loubier M. j, Bart
lett VS. Percy j. Loubier; Jennie
Boston (Pattangall. Locke and Per-
kins) VS. John w. Boston, Josephine
III. Brooks G.. II. Thorne) vs Dennis
Brooks: Arthur A. Brown (Thorne)
VS. Flora M. Brown: Mary Clukey,
alias Mary Cloutier tThorIie) VS. Paul
Clukey, alias Napoleon J. Cloutier;
Lottle a. Greene (Thorne) Perley A.
Greene.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-31
LEGAL AFFAIRS

The committee on Legal Affairs will
give public hearing in It's rooms at
"WEDNESDAY. Feb. !. 1925. ). r. NJ.
Il. No, IS. An Act authorizing the
sole Of the property and assets 9 fthe
S,,', RIVER Log Driving COMPANY
ana an, providing, for the dissolution Of
II. No. ls. An Act 10 amend the
charter of Kennebeo Log Driving
Company az amended by Chapter lOs
Of the Private and Special Laws of
1889 and further amended by Chapter
IL and Chapter ~ OF the Private and
Special Laws Of 1si7. ana BY Ckaptsr
of the Private and Special Laws ct
II: p. No. is. An Act to disorean,ss
Knox. ~
"a OF Chapter 40 of the Revised Stat
u'ss' re- Tsiating to dealers In Securities.
v,a 70 ~, An Act to authorize SER
J. BLAINE MORRISON, Sec.