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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29

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everyday slang Is Just wha, you
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29
CYNTHIA GREY -
Bob Style Sensible
Why Change H9
International Move On Foot to Dis
courage Bobbing of Womens Hair
BY CYNTHIA GREY

AWE might hove known Il would come, The TAI
wv Association"
Evening star., 1925-06-14

Demonstration Sale bring the
outstanding values hgclass Summer Dresses! They
heresses whose superiority apparent the careful making
exquisite quality of the materials used in fashonng them
Entirely and correcthe fashions the Summer
produced Beyond doubt the biggest values to be found
anywhere!
find the style you in the size
Wonderful including misses sizes 10 to 20 regular sizes
"A plenty 422 48R for
Think buying Dresses for only of such lovely materials
Crepe Beaded Fowered
de Chine Fowered Ceorgete, Printed Crepe de Chine
Flat Crepe other fabrics right in the height of favor
for Summer will miss such a wonder
Evening star., 1925-06-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE ARGONNE,
1920 Columbia Rd.

Very desirable apartment.
Two large, bright rooms, over
looking Rock Creek Park; bath
with built-in fixtures reception
hall, kitchen and balcony; "a
hour service. Resident manager
on premises.
Evening star., 1925-06-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

902 NJ ST. Nw-DOWNTOwN. = ROOMS.
well furnished for IL k 2nd floor laundry
privileges, electricity. gas: So 30.
COPLEY COURTS = BEAUTIFULLY AND
completely furnished: large; one room, kit.
and bath Main $500. -
Evening star., 1925-06-06
NEW BUILDING.
oI19 35th CT " w

Next TO new Junior High School and one
square from Western High School. Apart
ments of two rooms. kitchen. dining alcoVe
and bath. and four rooms. kitchen. alcove
and bath From S35 to S67.50 month
Evening star., 1925-06-06

THE RODMAN
CONN. AVE. AND RODMAk ST
Apartment of four rooms and bath re-
,eption hall. S75 month. Also apartment
n two rooms kitchen and reception hall.
$50 a month
Evening star., 1925-06-06
WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.

GENTLEMAN of refined hanits. unturnlshed
room and board in strictly private family OF
adults: convenient TO Dupont Circle cars. Ad-
dress Box I9i-Z. Star office. =
YOUNG MAN wants single room and board
Evening star., 1925-06-06


Apartments of two rooms. kitchen recep-
ton hall and bath, S65 month. Three rooms.
kitchen and bath. S75 and $50 month. Very
large rooms: available now. Garage If de-
sired. 81 extra a month.
Evening star., 1925-06-06

DELIGHTFUL APARTMENT. 3 LARGE
rooms private bath: daiatIly clean; com
Portable: linen silver dishes: adults; refer
ences. Adams l642. l3G& Kenyon ST. NV.
Evening star., 1925-06-06

THE WARREN APARTMENTS. PORTEK
st. near Conn. ave, in wooded section; cool
est in town; 5 rooms. new, end floor, $50.
unfurnished or furnished if desired. Apt
30i. 302S Porter st. NV. Cleve. 2bS5-W.
Evening star., 1925-06-06

NEAR LINCOLN PARK THREE ROOMS.
bath. sleeping porch. laundry; ami. Apply
between I pm. and s pm. 1924 St. Sc.
Evening star., 1925-06-06

FORT STRONG VILLA. ON LEE HIGH
way. Va. l mile from Wash, take Cherry
dale bus. 36th and NJ SITS. NV: families
home nrnlunc 9
Evening star., 1925-06-06
GET OUR APARTMENT
FOR RENT LIST

FOR RENT LIST
THE SHAWMUT, 22O0 10Th ST
z rooms. kit an, and bat bath, S porch. 81 70 90 90
ToSms rooms H. 7@s Sa}n P2EsdP $500 $3.50
1851 y. II; AVE. NV
TG20f %6tLT6N f7t ana ia44 9ath n IL AVE nv 1880
rooms. kit 6ay RECEIPT 81 Ral ! and bath $1,000
rooms id61 h55 ape PdRTER 2ffa Rs2Fc2 sT NV so9oo
rooms 55' 5ois d poRTFR 81 1Ra OStF ST NV. 90
rooTf GHAIfoNTE IF Sna o9th. chs p ST Nws $1,000
rooms is6s 1i56 0ttn 0ctoNN. AVE. NV. o'o'oo
rooms KIT 3467 a9a 3sth R5th ST. NV: 9o@ 90
) rooms BE h!s ae6 G6S2 h2th AVE. NV 500 90
: ROOMS N;S 865a a'4 \. ofin i. AVE NV. so''Uo
. r. comb. D. r. s. KIT, r. b. 8 bath se5 90
r. c0"3 35$7 8 Z GENFER hsfF 81 T SW. RTfn 1000
ROOMS aF sT6x q XIX 5o aqa bath RvF S62 80
. '0'"'' ISIS ISIS VT2iE5RNoN ST. NV ~o-'oo @o
rooms XII i7$a s8a 1sth 2iSh sr. NV. s"I''o
9 rooms. XII. and bath. ........-.-S $50 90
fS2ai %ARSE f. 15f6 5q3 ASP RSi5 BELMONT sT$sS sS'oo
. rooms, kit. and bath. h............S SO 90
rooms rooms kit kit. and and BAH BAH 1888 59
1927 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
1926 VERNON ST. NV
! room. KIT, and bath. ............ $1,000
Fo3R15; %EsFYfEW' vi Eo aia5 35s5 EYE ST.
r.. roGh KIT 4do q. a. pare recept hall and B. $500
rms Kits ISL q 81 vERS6S fsSsBs f3l 81 sa9 NV go
rooms 1915 81; BEfMoNT a2f es}H' ST. NV. s'.''o
room al IL NoRra OK Ra'R 'eRApIToL ST. 100
rooms f4io Fl, aqR 4Rv4NG 9ssG ST NV. 'S4o'oo
end fl. fr.. 5 rooms. @ kit. kit and bath. $1,000
end d rear, 3 rooms, Kit. and, bath, 50. 90
8rd fl rear. > rooms kit and bath. 45 90
Heated Flats.
1908 lKearney St n.e... end fl rms IN
D1i5 D?i$h IS 81 & NV laad FLOOR S,ooo 90
Unheated Flats.
1912 9Th st. NV r. &, b.. gar. $50 90
6t7 6 th caP st5 rd aqa fs RI T. b S2ooS S8oS
i2ti Jackson n.eIa r: <, b. ami. $500
la5i 1i 7th th st-5 r 3nF b. % Bird fl front g
iO3I 7th st. n.w.-1 room. -. IL
B. +. SAUL CO.,
925 18th ST. NV. Main 21oO.
THE COLORADO,
18th & Longfellow Sts. NV.
Apt. 2o6-3 rooms. kitchen and bath. SIS
Corner a. ant f ZEE! BREtSSGrR tFSsa goGssn soSs
Main 614O. 7o6 Colorado Bldg.
SOC 10th ST.
NEW.
Three rooms. bath. S45 and $50: beauti-
fully furnished, S15 additional: extra large
sunny rooms.
MONMOUTH HOTEL.
1919 G. ST.
Three rooms and bath. Price $50: fur
nished. 500.
We have fine furniture which you can
select.
| HIgh-cass tenants only.
/ 9OS goth ST.
Three rooms bath, porch: price. $40: If
| furnished, S55 freshly decorated: desirable
| FIDELITY STORAGE COMPANY.
| 1920 St
| $40.
| 1909 Col rd.-3 rms. b.: S45.
| III 11th ST. rms. and b.: $50.
! 13141a 9th st. n.w.-3 r. and b.: cleo and
/ heat.
heat
e33 n, y. ave-3 rms, B.; elec, $50.
| EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ, INC,
! 734 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1925-06-06
APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED

5 ROOMS AND BATH, ENTIRE End FLOOR
of private home. Lincoln 6i7S-J. No chill
dren. y
2I06 F ST NV AND 2 ROOM APART
ments. with reception hall and bath janitor
service and conveniently located to Govern
ment buildings
H. R HOWENSTEIN co.
Evening star., 1925-06-06

COMPLETELY FURNISHED ONE ROOM.
kitchenette. closet. bath. also loud speaker
radio. typewriter victrola; hotel service {;
near 18th and I: free ice. Owner going
abroad inlnediataIy Available until Oct. !.
Reasonable. Address Box 1907. Star office.
Evening star., 1925-06-06

l4th & COLUMBIA RID. - ONE ROOM,
kitchen and bath large closets; immediate
Evening star., 1925-06-06
NEW BUILDING

27th AND CATHEDRAL AVE.
Apartments of four rooms and bath. S75
month.
Evening star., 1925-06-06

CENTRALLY LOCATED ON 10th ST-3
corner exposure Cali Potomac 1888
Evening star., 1925-06-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

QUIMBY INN 1865 Que ST. NV. North
S460-S25 month for meals day
IIlAl nlnnnr .lM nnnfs e
Evening star., 1925-06-06

353l HOLMEAD PL-TEL. ADAMS 1142-
, rooms modern tiled bath large screened
porch. very choice; completely appointed
kitchen
Evening star., 1925-06-06

1920 R ST.-NEAR 18th ST. BUS: FRONT
l r. k and b.: new and clean. Call after
6 and Sundays. References. Apt. SCI. 9*
Evening star., 1925-06-06
NEW BUILDING.
,4oR 1nfh ST Nv

HfO ISc4NHF E-l-isCN . w
Two rooms. kitchen and bath TO four
rooms. kitchen and bath Ready for oc.
cupancy. $40 to $50 month.
Evening star., 1925-06-06

cool 3 rooms kitchen with sink. bath:
laundry: overlooking park: neatly furnished;
Very reasonable
Evening star., 1925-06-06
TABLE BOARD.

BOYS who appreciate mothers care, IN
country home, ami. $40 week. For IN
formation call Adams 29lS.
Evening star., 1925-06-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CoLoRED-THREE ROOMS. BATH. lo1a
GIRARD ST. NV.
SAIfT.

y L w ID DOILDl-No,
1910 18th ST. NV.
READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
Apartments of two rooms. kitchen. qlhihR
tors and metal cabinets. $50 so and - l.oo;i
Copper screens and metal weather-stnpped
n. /. SANSBURY CO., INC,
1918 Eye St NV Phones Main 5003-4-5
THE ROCKLEDGE,
2456 10Th St. NV.
Apartments Of two rooms and bath, over
locking Million @t DqLIsr RGsf fRENT Snf FREE Rec
TO DESIRABLE TENANTS. S38 to $3.50
n. /. SANSBURY CO., INC,
14ls Eye st. NV. Phones Main 5903-4-5.
$500 MASS. AVE.
10 rooms baths and garage. 93oo.oo
1902 18th ST. -o a.
Z rooms and 3 baths, -; 'S2oo.oo
rooms and bath a1ho 10. lo'n sl too.oo to 1o5.5o
1 r, dress r. & bath. -. 125.oo to 1000 30 90
. 'oo"i' anu 2$oi SatI conn. AVE. e,ooo
! room and bath. .....,. .;.:;..... S4400-000 90
r2T2Hms THE AMBHssHDoR ksifhssstsf 5Ra i75 P75 18Th
! room and bath; 80, $3.50 10 So 90 90
3 rooms. bath and porch 1900 To- %, 77.9o
2 rooms "a and BATH - $4,000 TO $55d3 80 80
THE CARLO. 1875 SPRING PLa. %
j rTfms THF RsnH3vPFSNSsswooD sn3 PSSs 1896 COL. RD,
2 rooms and bath 80 30 to to S399.999 80 ~
. rooms a''2 2soo Sa'n conn. AVE. szo
! rooms 1ec ana q iSd 9a5n bath $50 so 10 $500
THE fRooUoIs. 14Io N ST
G34R' T4R cLEvEtAND IHa ifsa 3o83 aAcoMB ST.
rooms and bath. ;........'' H'o.oo
1905 18th ST ,,
rooms rooms snd snd batb 9ath. so TO IS 90
THE IRIS. 1870 HARVARD ST,
O}T1ffi The IA HADDoN. 1880 \. H. AVE-.
ff WEsT sPd a29 6st GALE
THE LAMoXT, 1927 LAMONT ST. oo
> rooms and bath Sfo.oo
814i MT. PLEASANT ST. e-oo
THE Tdd5s oBSERxAhToRI. sSd Rs,h @o5o WIS 1890
4 rooms and bath. -....-.,..-.- 52.0o
5 rooms and bath. ......- ....-..... boOO
THE wAGAR. 1914 G ST.
THE PRIME GEORGE. 1913 Both ST.
rnS Mt Fa'9 9ERSoS aaS SSrf5 800 = '1oV y AVE- 'O'
. rooms. kitchenette and bath. $500
1900 2lst ST.
rooms and bath; $4,000 TO $500
2l06 n ST
. rooms and bath. ...............- $500
3 rooms and bath. So 50
1 rooms and bath. SbT. DO
room. and b5tS5 555s K ST $500
rooms zPa 4Sa os5as sT.s md FLOOR, oo oo.oo
rooms and bath. Soo.UO
S22 18th ST.
> rooms and bath. $500
1925 NJ ST
rms. kitette and bath $40 90 TO 10000
SO QUE ST.
5 rooms and bath -....-....-..... $3.50
H. /. RUST COMPANY,
a12 18th ST. NV. Main 6Sss.
2716 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
ION one of Washington's Highest
Elevations
Large. light. airy apartments. consisting
of 3 rooms kitchen and bath.
BOONE & JACKSON. INC.
II 6%2 II St. NV.
Evening star., 1925-06-06

HOTEL ROOSEVELT,
10th St. at V and w.
One, two and tilree-room
suites, with bath; some with
breakfast room and kitchen
cite; excellently furnished.
Complete hotel service.
Evening star., 1925-06-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
APARTMENTS-FUR. 4 UNFUR.

TO RENT FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nished, for summer or longer. coolest apart
ment in city. 3 rooms and bath; first moor
of house overlooking Meridian Park. All
outside rooms. two porches. one screened.
shady back yard Reasonable. 1457 Bel
mont ST II w Tel Adams 440l-J
Evening star., 1925-06-06

NEW BUILDING.
18th AND WEBSTER SITS. NV
Ready for occupancy. Apartments of two
rooms. kitchen. dining alcove and bath and
four rooms and bath. From 500 to S17.50
per month.
Evening star., 1925-06-06

One square from Million Dollar Bridge.
Apartment of four rooms. reception hall and
bath; extra large rooms: spacious closets. re-
decorated: $50 month.
Evening star., 1925-06-06

CHILDREN from - yrs. up can set excel
lent care and board at Elmwood farm Mrs.
&. Gartrell. Brookeville. Md. Phone 2o-F-4,
Sandy Spring. -
Evening star., 1925-06-06
COUNTRY BOARD.

TRAINED NURSE will hoard ana care for
convalescent elderly patients, chronic cases.
open all year: physician on call. 30 minutes
ride Maple Wood Farm, Silver Spring, Md.
Telenhnna Sandy Snring 3D-F-2l. ie27'
Evening star., 1925-06-06
RENT ROOMS-SUBURBAN.
WANTED-ROOMS.

LAW STUDENT wishes quiet comfortable
room: 10th to goth SITS. below Q St NV:
terms Address Box 210-Z. Star office.
TWO or three unfurnished rooms; Ink: IN
Virginia: close TO Washington. Address Box
nlA-L
Evening star., 1925-06-06
SUBURBAN BOARD.

BEST CARE given children, in private suhur-
ban home for Summer. Cleveland 25SS %
OAKDALE VILLA,
GLEN ECHO. ND.
Now open for the summer: single and
double rooms: flrst-class table; Sunday din
hers served from 4 to g. Tel. Beth. 2Ol-F-2l.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-01
WOO-KANSAs CTTY-27s


g.lO-Dcvotional musical program.
KSAC-MANH ATTAN-3i1
7:30-Educa,ionaI talks on voice
culture, etiquette, community Or
gani2atiOn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
7:I5-St. Paul Hotel orchestra.
S:&0-lO-Same as WEAF
WHAD-MILWAUKEE-275
Milwaukee Athletic club orch,
WOAW-ONAHA-526
7-Sandman's Visit.
7:20-Little Jack Little, popular
songstcr.
7:5o-Brandais Tea room orchestra
10--Classical program.
10:45-Potter's banjo orchestra.
1880 -- Dance music, Feirman
Omadale orchestra,
/ a. m.-Rialto alarm program The
Omaha Zee, Pete and Rcpcte an
nouncing,
KFWl-OGDEN. UTAH-2G1
. 7-8-RaJio Dealers program.
KOA-DENNER-323
! S-stocks, markets, news and
weather,
! S:$0-Brown Palace String orch.
/ $3.50 - Ncws-Time8 concert. Silent
Night.
KGO-OAKIAND-361
! 9-Dinncr concert.
/ 1o-Ncws, markets, stocks ana
weather.
l1-"Radio Brcezes." X. C. B.,
newspaper coIumniSt.
11:10-KGO Little Symphony orch
Contralto solos.
12:SU-Auction bridge game.
/ a. m.--1otel st. Francis dance Or
Chcstra.
KHJ-LOS ANGELFIS-i05
G-Arcadc Cafeteria orchestra.
9:3o-Childrcn's program,
1U:30-Talk on Dogs"
9;45-Cruiso Of the radio snip
"Wircloss.'
11-Program in honor of the plant
ing of 5000 trees in Benmar Hills
/ a. m.-IIotcl BiItmorc orchestra,
KpO-StN ERANClSCO-i2S
q:40-The states Restaurant orch
1o-Fairmont Hotel orchestra.
Special program.
12-Program 10 be announced.
| Il. m.-Dance music, The Cabir-
ians from the Cabiria cafe.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-01

9;3o-ClassiC hour.
11;30--Dance music.
WOk-CHICAGO-2I7
7--Arlists.
11-Musiral features.
WIBO--CHIC AGO-22G
IA a. Midnight Jamborce.
WFNR-CHICAGO-2GG
7-Dinncr concert.
american Pioneers.
MQJ-CHICAGO-1IS
Skinner concert.
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Skylarks.
: a. m.-Gingcr Hour.
WCBD-ZION, ILL--345
9-MiN"d quartet and string quartet
NBBM-CHICAGO-22G
9-Orchcstra; artists.
lO-1 a. m.--ConccIt and orchestra.
WAFD--PORT HURON-275
SPORT Huron Boy Scout orchestra.
10-Musical program, including
dance selections, from Addison
hotel.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
a w tdIl SIOClltl NlflthINNH' '1f-
leclons by the benjamin Trio.
Thrift talk. News items.
WBAI-BALTIMORE-375
/ 7;3O--Selections by the Orpheus
quartet, assisted by Jacob Dasche,
violinst, and Richard Goodman,
pianist,
WSB-ATLANTA--i2S
9--John McCrindle, Scotch baIladist.
/ l1:45--Motropolitan thcater artists.
WMC-NlEMPHIS-I99
/ 9:30--G1adys Sarbcr,
! l0--Auction bridge game.
! Midnight frolic.
KTHS-HOT SPR1NGS-315
/ lO-Ncw Arlington hotel dance
orchestra. Harmony by Folly and
| COChard,
11:15--The Graham quartet,
WGBI'-EULFORD, FLA-21S
G:S0-Dance music and piano solos
1O-Blue Stcclc's orchestra and
evening good time program.
NMBF-NIIAMI BEACH-3So
7-Flcctwood radio concert orch.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-01
WSAI-CINCINNATI-32G

7:3O-Davis SaXophone octet.
9-Program from WEAF.
lo--"Auction Bridge Games"
l0;30-COnCert from studio.
WLW-CINCINNATI-I22
y-Trirdyn Trio; O. Henry play,
9--Croslcy Corllers.
2:45--Holo Boys,
IO-FormiCa orchestra.
WkRC--CINCINNATI--i23
l1--Dauce music; songs.
IL midnight-Alvin Roehr's orch,
WJR-PONTIlC-511
7--Orchestra; solOists.
g-Serenadcrs soloists.
WWJ-DETROIT-35S
Dinner concert.
S--Program from WEAF.
WREO-LANSiNG--2S6
6--Dinncr concert.
S:15-Band; glce club; artists.
INTERCHANGEABLE
7-Classical recital.
S:45-(23S meters)-Alamo orch
Entertainers.
I1:l0-Dance music.
! q, m.-Your Hour League.
NMAQ-CHICAGO-llS
7:3n-I.a Sale orchestra.
9-Book talk; pianist.
9:40-Travel talk; university lectur
Observation-Disclosures program
WIS-CHICAGO-345
7:15-Boys and Girls club banquet
trio concert.
KYW-CHICAGO--536
! Skinner concert.
| S:33-Amcrican farm speeches,
! 9-Musical program.
| t0-Conccrt program.
1l-"Evening at Home
Q a. m.-Ins0mnia Club.
WEBH-CHICAGO--37o
! 8-o-Dinncr concert; songs: lalk.
10--Dance selections: thoat"r hIt5.
12-o-Dancc music; songs.
WGN-CHICAGO-370
Dinner music.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-01

S-Daily news letter.
S:15-Dance music and solos.
9-Poice news, weather, stocks and
markets.
10-Fleetwood hotel dance orch
estra Special.ies from the studio.
KPRC-HOUSTON-29"
S:30-Danco music, Billie Mack's
orchestra.
9:30-Whistlor Vocal solos.
l0-Auction bridge game.
KF,DM-BEAUMONT, TEX.-316
9-ll--Music and talks.
WBAP-FORT WORTH-476
! 7-TeXas Hotel Toxic Royals.
S:3o-Artists from the Fine Arts
Building.
10;3O-Program Of classical anG
New Britain herald., 1925-12-01
NEW CORN REMEDY
IS GUARANTEED
Will Stop Pain Instantly And
Remove Corn or Money
Refunded
6 WATERS FOR 10c
NOT LIKE THE REST

If you've tried all sorts of corn
remedies without getting the relief
expected. risk a dime and try
"O-Joy Corn Waters" the wonder
full new remedy guaranteed to stop
pain at once and quickly remove
corn, caIlous, roots and all or
money back.
No thick doughnut-shaped pads
or burning acids-just a tiny, thin
as paper wafer. Press one on the
corn with finger and it sticks there,
Away goes pain. shoes don't hurt,
dance If you like. No inconve-
nience, worry or bother. Six O-Joy
Corn Waters for a dime at drug
stores,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-01
ENENING PICK

WITS. 11-2-Travclers' Night. Pro
gram by choral club, soloists and
popular entertainers.
NBZ, S--Hocky game. boston
Bruins vs.. Canadians.
WGBS, S:30-GreenWich village
theater ensemble.
WIP, S:l5-Dramatic presentations
VilIanoya college thespians.
WAR. 1;30-BrOwn University
band.
ISDKA 11;S5-I.ate theater revue
and popular program.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-01

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR YOUR WANTS
New Britain herald., 1925-12-01
,VOICESW THE AIR
TUESDAY,.
DANCE MUSIC TONIGHT.

700 WHN-Dance music.
7.35 WNYC-Canadians.
1000 WNYC-Harry Ash's,
1000 WJY-Paul Spechts,
1920 WlP-Pagoda.
1880 WGBS-ArrOwhead.
1890 WJZ-Mayilower.
10.30-12 WEAF-DanCe music,
1900 WPG-DanCe music,
1900 WMCA--Ernie Golden's'
1900 WHN-Dance music.
1880 WFBH-Fordhaln.
1900 WHN-DanCe music.
100 WTIC-Trave,ers.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-01
wTIC-HARTFORD--478

6;3O-Dlnner fHu5lC' -''c ~
that's Hub Restaurant ITO
7-George d. Waldman, tenor -,
Studio program MRS. lheA -"a''
Momm, pianist; Miss Beatricc
Torgan, Nolinist; Thomas shehton u,
tenor; Mrs. Margaret S"'i'pD''
Smith. soprano.
9:30-Organ recital MISS E"'i4'i 49,
C. Nelson.
Weather report
1U:o5-Imperlal Male Quarlet'
1l-Program Dedicated 10 ltaSe'V -
people: Travellers Chorai cIu"' .
voices. -
11:l5--Organ recital l'""i''N'
SouthWicE. .,.. r,ua,
11:25-Laura Gaudet, pianist I"'l-
ces Nearing. contractor l'il''aii 49,, n.e
harpisl; John Kidney tenor rSu
Murphy, violinisl; Ne'ue heI ,a,',
soprano; burton Co' Il " az, ..o1to.
tone; Marjorie Palmer contraI'o'
Ladies quartet; MAZE qu"Fte''
12:45-Thomas McCray' baritone
/ n. m.--An hour OF popular lhu ,l
The Travellers L'auS e''',1s
under the dlf'c'loh u -"''' 1r',, ,.
Camp; Joe Harris, nar''ohg' I'u '.,
Roy and Mab"lle Barnes Ednluh'
buckley; Helen DlHchert' Co'l Az .,
Gowan. Dance music the Il" " u
ers dance orchestra. ana
WBZ-SPRINGFllLD-"3'
6.15-RabroadCa Of dinner ConCer'
New Britain herald., 1925-12-01

S:10-Three brothers.
S:2j-School of Oratory players.
9:15-Robcrt Fraser, singer.
9;4O--Jests and songs,
10:30-Billy Hayes orchestra,
WPG-ATLANTIC CITY-3O0
6:i5-Organ recital.
| Trio dinner music.
, S-Fashion flashes,
I S;1j-Plaza artists,
| 9--Hall Dual Trio.
| 1O--Concert by students,
| l1-~DanCe orchestra.
WHAR-ATLANIIC CTTN-275
7;30-Book review.
S-Seasde Trio.
| 11:15-Stranl organ recital.
WRW-TARRYTOWN-273
9-Joseph Welsh, violinist.
| 9:15--Lcland Vessels, pianist.
/ g:3O--The Bible, Guy Horton.
9:4j--John Fulton, tenor.
| l0--Josephino Docrfier, soprano.
! 11-Nicolas Koenig's orchestra.
/ 1O:45--Josep Welsh, violinist.
l1--iNcolas Koeng's orchestra.
/ WGY-SCHENECTADY-38O
/ Principles Of Pruning"
G:So---Dinner program,
/ 7:3O-" Development Of steam
Power"
I 7:45--Piano recital.
/ &;l5--Organ recital.
/ 9--WGY orchestra.
1U--"The Grand Tour - Austria"
! observation-disclosures orchestra.
WGR-BUTFALO-310
6:30--Dinner music.
S-1l-PrOgram same as WEAF.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
7--Thcater orchestra.
T:30--Wcather, market report.
WRC-WASHINGTON-iG9
G--HamiIton orchestra,
Observation-Disclosures reports.
6:50-"show Shopping" LoonarG
Hall.
lice Trio.
S--Musical program,
/ 9--N. Y. Edison Hour.
1O-"The Grand Tour"
10:3U--Spenccr Tupman's orchestra
i1:3O-Organ recital,
IL midnight--M Meyer Davis Band.
NphA-fii H'' i'''f-"''
DID l'II'i'c' toHCri ''
7:2o-Daddy Winkum.
''29--C NV cFSi'y aa1'FSS'
" ''o"5 ''0'''' 1-rr,,
H'""--N ora q u'S' VIII lN'>'N'
symphony orch"Stra,
'-Mahnoll" 7'A'''' " imam r'''
man. ,'noI'
II 1o-..o ,'cIn,: ,r.,,.,cu 60,
WAR; '''''
G'9o--I '"ii'eF concert o-
''5P- DAVIS 'hAopI'ol,T oIr'''
H-I0-ifoR'1hl FROM " '1-N
Io--HluHlo concert
"t''' N''O.>' "'-"'
o'"o--l'lhner concerto
o-~N' uulo 'ohcft''
N I'm, 81 II55 no.I, ooo
. - ''''
=. 6-llnn"r muse, ooo
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lO-Al I,ls'er > or.,., ,Sa,,, ana
New Britain herald., 1925-12-01

semi classical numbers.
WFAA-DALIAS--t78
7:30--Don Bestor's Bests from tr'
new Baker hotel.
9;30--ArtistS from southern MC,hu
dist university,
10-AuctiOn bridge game.
12-Dallas Power and Light ciu
program.
q. m.-Artists appearing this Voc.
at the Palace theater.
WOAI-SAN ANTONIO-205
g:30-Gebhart Mexican Players il
musical melange.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-27
City Items

Oh! Oswald, meet me at the Col lcgian dance, Odd Fellows hall. Wednesday evening, April 29.-adv.
 Phenix lodge I, o. o. r., will meet tomorrow evening and will confer the initiatory degree on q class of candidates.
 Raymond Allen of 196 North street has been reported to the To- cal police as a descrter from the United States navy, Naval officials. at Boston, Mass have asked the po- ice to watch for him.
 Collegian dance, Worthy Hills or rhestra Of Hartford at Odd Fellows hall, Wednesday eve. April 29.-adV
 Martin Haupt Of Kensington re- ported to the police Saturday night that the automobile had been stolen rom South High street. Some time later Patrolman Charles Anderson located the car on Curtis street.
 Two boys were taken into custody yesterday by Sergeant Patrick J O'Mara and Detective Sergeant Will liam P. McCue on complaint of John Pope of 369 Main street, who al- leged that they had taken s iron his pockets. The boys were turned over 10 Probation Officer Edward c. Connolly.
 A petition of protest will be filed by residents of Stanley and Park streets, objecting to a gasoline fill ing station which is to be built by John Mikalauskas.
 Thomas J. Devine has been en, gagged by the board Of public work , as an inspector on street work to bt carried out this spring.
 Collegian dance, Odd Fellows hall Arch street. Wednesday evening April 29. "Nuf said. ."-advt.
 Miss Eleanor Olson of 2S Churcf stret has returned home after z months visit In Glen Falls and Lake George, N. Y.
 Mir and Mrs. Theodore Stanle! are receiving congratulations on the birth of a 1-2 pound daughter borr at the Hartford hospital Saturday afternoon.
 Worthy Hills orchestra at Odd Fellows hall, Wednesday evening April 2q. Lets go."--advt.
 Mrs. Schauffler is visiting her sor and his wife, Mir. and Mrs. II. G Schauffler of Lincoln Road.