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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-28
ANIMADA JARANA EN-
MoRoVIs

Breves horas en- Ell sinlpatico
pueblo de las montafas, en- ell pue-
bio donde es reina y sefiora la fra
ternidad Una nota simpatica, mo-
mentos de placer inefable, de ale
gria. En- la residencia del Sr. 10
So del Rio Sc celebraria una jara-
ma que preparaban las HIJAs DE
MARIA con Ell fin de allegar fon-
dos para ell temple catolico.
AL reeibir la atenta iavitaci6n
de manos de la vivaracha, simpa-
tica y buena Angelina Grau y de
Fita Colon, cuyas prendas morales
y fisicas son timbre de orgullo pa
ia aquella crlta sociedad, no pudi-
mos menos que aceptar el honor que
Sc nos dispensaba X para mas
realce saber que ibamos a disfrutar
iaagunas hOras de solaz en- la resi-
dencia del amigo Jose del Rio, ho-
gar modelo, donde ofcian. La fra
ternidad, la cultura y el amor como
slmbolo hermoso de paz y concor-
dia.
La orquesta de Morovis ameniza-
ba el acto. Un cadencioso walls de-
jase OR y todos movidos como por
un resorte empezamos a entregar-
nos en- brazos de Terpsicore. Una,
dos, tres, doce pleas completas com
ponian Ell Garnet.
FL entusiasmo, la algeria, no de
caian nj un solo momento durante
ia jarana. Una pieza e Immediate
mente miles de atenciones, de de-
ferencias sin fin.
Y ahora preguntamos: ''cu6 ac-
to social no Sc celebrara EN- la re-
sidencia de los amigos Don Pepe
y doda Titi que no resulte un YER
dadero exponente de la cultura y
refinamiento que poseen ellos? La
sociedad de Morovis di6 una nota
muy alta, como siempre 10 ha he
cho. Ali Sc encontraba 10 mas Sc
lecto de nuestro pueblo pueblos
vecinos, quienes tambien tenian sus
dlstinguidas representations de
ambos sexos.
lPresentes? Como representatives
del sexo bello, los mas hermosos
capullos de nuestros jardines satu-
raban el ambiente con sus perfu-
mes; iluminandolo todo con los des-
tellos de sus divinos ojos, cue a
mas de uno han hecho va prisione-
ros. Y va Ell bouquet pidiendo mil
perdones, 81 la memorial de este CO.
rresponsal no fuese feliz en- este
momento: Amparito Guerrero, An
gelina Grau, Fita Colon, Conception
colon, cuyos finos modales es su dis
tintivo mas particular, la lindisina
Mono Amezaga, Genoveva Flores
Amparito del Rio, Teresa Martinez
RosaIia Colon, Rosa y Melitina Ri
vera, Ana Sandita valhnes, Am
paro Guerrero, Rita sarrias, Flor
de Maria Machargo, Pepita Ro-
man, Rosalia Rol6n, otras q
quienes como antes die no recuer
do.
j 6senoras2 Dona Carmen G. dt
Colon, Sra. de Jer6ni1no Corrada
Sra. Pajita de Amezaga. Dofa Ro-
sa de Maldonado, Florinda de Mar
tinez, y otras.
Y 81 sexo feo no pudo omitirse
Ell Representative Quintero, el AL
calde sr 3 Corrada, DR.. del Rio
Pepito Cordero, Otilio ATunoz, Je
ronimo Corrada, Lcdo. M. CARR
10, Juan Acar6n, Rafael Martinez
Iluminado Rivera, 1Garcelino San
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-28
HABLA Ell PRESIDENTE
lie LA AgAMBLEA
MUNICIPAL

Con motive de cierta investiga-
Cion llevada efecto por una Co
mission de la Asamblea Municipal
sobre asuntos relacionados con la
Administration Y Direction del
Hospital Tricoche, y en- vista de Ia
tirante y enojosa situaci6n en- que
Sc han colocado el Comite Local de
Ia Aiianza y la Asamblea Munich
pal, resolvimos entrevistarnos con
el senior r. v. Perez Marchand, Pre-
sidente de dicha Asamblea, quien
nos manifesto 10 sigmente:
-tQue puede usted decirnos, Sc
nor Perez Marchand, respecto las
Iltimas declaraciones sensacionales
que ha publicado Ia prensa local y
que nan sido hechas por algnnos
miembros de Ia Administration v
directories politicos con motive de
las actuaciones de la Asamblea Mu
nicipal2
-Desconozco y no puedo comen-
tar ahora en- mi caracter de poll
tico nj como Presidents de la Asam-
blea Municipal, 10 que dicen
publican en- Ia Prensa funcionarios
pdblicos &c Ponce 10 que en- es-
te sentido haya acordado impreme-
ditadamente el comit6 Local sobre
actuaciones pnbicas de la Asamblea
que inmerecidamente preside; pero
cue aguarde y confie Ell pals y es-
pere paciente Ell MUNDo, que 70
tengo fe en- la hombria v serenidad
d. los Asamblssstas de Ponce, y
cuardo suene II hora de cumplir
uuestro deber sabremos resolver sin
tspcr las circunstancias nj a las
.corsecuencias.
Easta aqrf las manifsstaciones
del Lcdo. Perez Marchand.
Por nuestra parte podemos ase-
gurar que cuando Ell HTUNDo di6
hace algunos dias la noticia de que
existia nal de fondo entre la Asa,n-
blea Municipal y ell coinits dc la
Alianga Y Ell Alcalde, Sc nos 'dijo
cue no era verdad Y Sc apel6 por
los interesados ,politicos las rec
tificaciones.
Ahora Sc ha venido a comprobar
una vez mas que estabamos en- 10
cierto, de que no marchaba TODD EN-
armonia dentro del comite de la
Ahanza y Ia Asamblea Municipal.
Ahora Sc nos da la raz6n, pero Sc.
nos da la raa6n cuando ell escanda-
10 ha tornado rroporciones trcmen-
das.
Sc acusa a la Administration del
Hospital Tricoche, y quien acusa al
Tricochc, es una comisi6n de la.
Asamblea Municipal compuesta de
Rafael Perez Marchand, Ernesto
Ramos Antonini, Jose Pou Carre-
yas, Manuel R. Ramirez, Avelino
Gonzalez, A. J. Fournier, Juan Ban
tista Pacheco, Abelardo Aguild Jr.,
: Lcdo. R. Loubriel (nueve MEM
bros de los once que integran la
Asamblea Municipal) Gle que los
articulos provisiones enviadas por
el rematista estabans faltos de pc
so que Ia cuadra municipal no esta
en- las condolences que debe estar
para prestar mejores servicios; cue
Ia cantidad de alimento que Sc le
snninistra los aninales es delna-
siado poca por Ia suma de $500
one SC le paga diariamente al rema-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-28

tista, por cuyo motive Ia alimen-
tacl6n del ganado resulta pobre.
Notaron tambien los asambleistas
que la alimentaci6n que Sc le da a
los pacientes es demasiado pobre.
A aIgunos So les enviaba arroz v
habichueIas solamente, otros ba-
calao Y patatas solamente, que
en- cambio para los empIeados Sc les
servia platos suculentos. Tambien la
gomisi6n de la Asamblea Munici
pal Sc dio cuenta de que por orden
del Director, doctor Alysro Santa
ella, Sc estaba procediendo a pintar
el hospital sin la debida autoriza-
cion de la Asamblea. FL senior Al
fredo Campos era el contratista de
Ia pintura. FL informe de la Asams
blea dice tambien cue no existen
records de todo 10 que entra y sale
del establecimiento pesar de te-
ncr dicho hospital un Adninistra-
dor con personal subalterno. Y que
NADIA es digno de verse v que de-
muestre la eficienoia del servicio
general
La Comisi6n investig6 la Farma-
cia Municipal deduciendo que la mis-
ma esta realizando gastos de dinero
sin que presto un servicio suficien-
te los enfermos pobres. Que Ia
Farmacia suministra medicinas a
una rama del Gobierno Insular de
Pto. Rico q. Sc llama Ell Bienestar
Social que esta anexado al nego-
ciado de Hdedicina Social v Pueri-
cultura. Este Negociado renite dia
liamente un ndmero grande de rece-
tas eostosas para ser despachadas.
LA Comisi6n not6 que un numero
trecido de seioras y caballeros So
licitan medicinas como insolventes
cuaado que por su modo de vestir
y su presentation indicaban que 10
son tales .insolventes. La comisi6n
liego a la conclusion de que, es bo
chornoso para la Administrator
tener al hospital Tricoche en- las con
diciones EN- que esta funcionando en-
la actualidad.
Estos son los hechos expuestos
en- ell informe de la Comisi6n la
oual ha enviado a la consideration
del Alcalde copia del mismo para
aue este actie 10 mejor que conven
ga a la Administration.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-28
NEGoCIADO DE MATERIAL
LES, IMPRENTA Y TRANS
PORTE
San Juan, Puerto Rico
sUBAsFA
ASFALTO PARA CARRIE
TERAS

Sc recibiran proposiciones en-
sobre cerrado hasta las once de
Ia maIana de mayo 26, 1925, pa
IA el suninistro de asfalto para
carreteras al Gobierno Insnlar.
Puede obtenerse proposiciones
en- blanco dirigiendose al Nego-
ciado que arriba Sc menciona.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-28
HABLANDo Con Ell ALcAIDE

Ell senior Guillermo vivas Valai-
vieso quien namanos por telefono
para que nos informase cual habia
de ser su actuaoion sobre estos graz
YES asuntos, nos dijo que no podia
contestarnos NADIA va que el ten1a
antes que espsrar el informe del
administrator del Tricoche, asi CO.
mo Ell del Director, para poder aqui
latar los m6ritos de los mismos v
ser justo. Tambien nos declare que
el actuaria en- ammonia con la Asanl
blea Municipal, que era una rama
de su Gobierno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-28
BALE EN- Ell CLUB
BORINQUEN

El sabado 25 del corriente Sc lie
v6 efecto en- los salones del
Club Borinquen, de Ponce, un bale
de confianza el cual promote re
snltar muy concurrido.
Ell 0oNDE DE ToRzs
Hemos tenido el gusto de saludar
en- esta ciudad al rrestigioso caba
Hero y distinguido amigo Ell Conde
Armand A. de Torzs, q1ien perma-
-neci6 algunas horas entire nosotres
y regres6 a San Juan el mismo dfa.
Ell Condo de Torzs es Inspector Ge-
neral de la Pan.American Life In
surance Co.
Tambi6n pas6 breves momcntos
entire nosotros nuestro consecuente
amigo el seior Antonio Gomez, de
San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-28
AMOS vIoLADA

Ponce, abril 2S.- Nos informa la
policia, que aver, Ia nina de siete
amos, Carmen Maria Santiago, fue
viOlada EN- su propio hogsr, por Ell
ioven Pillar Santos, de 18 amos de
edad.
Carmen Maria fu6 envisda por
lss autoridades donae el conocide
m6eico doctor Yordan Pasarell, pa
IN que este la examinara, rindiendo
el informe de cue dicha nina habia
sido violada.
Pillar Santos ha sido oncarcelado
Y mahana seran citados 6l y la nj
ia a la Fiscalia.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-12-23

On January z, 1926, Dodge Brothers,
Incorporated, will announce tremendous
reduction in the prices of their complete
line of Motor Cars.
These reductions will apply on all cars
bought after midnight December Is, 1925.
When the new prices are made known on
January z, the full amount of the reduct-
ions will be Immediately refunded to all
purchasers since December Is.
These revolutionary reductions are made
possible by recently completed ten mill
ion dollar expansion pr09ram--neN build
in9s and equipment that will nearly double
the capacity of Dodge Brothers, factories
i'm 1926.
There is n change in the policy upon which Dodge
a6o-.the policy of constant Improvement without
yearly models.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05
Bail sydney tho innoyator.

Bail sydney tho innovator,
THIS evening, from $3.50 TO 1850
O'Clock, the Fortuna club Of Prince
ton university will broadcast some of
the musical numbers OF their current
production, Fortune.
Once a year. Princeton university
holds a celebration, and gives a play,
through the Fortuna club, It's largest
organization. which goes on tour"
as soon as II is given at the unlvcr-
sity, station WRNY, New York city,
has been given the exclusive rights
to broadcast this play, Tonight will
he Tn" only time this year that For
tuno' will be broadcast.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05
.VOlCESW THE AIR
SATURDAY..
DANCE MUSIC TONIGHT.

7:S0 WOR-Van's.
$40 WJZ-Danee music.
$3.50 WRNY-Ben Bernie's.
$3.50 WMCA-Cinderella.
$3.50 WGY-Dance music.
lUtnD WFl-Dance music.
1900 WPG-Dance music.
1890 WGBS-Arrowhead.
1880 WJZ-Paul Specht's.
1890 WRC--Crandall's.
HOO WEAF-Dance music.
1900 WMCA-Ernie Golden's S.
1900 WOR-Eddie Elkins.
1900 WAHG-Dance music.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05

offered, featuring the male chorus
OF Carleton college. The station was
fairly loud.
Billy Buffers orchestra offered Its
usual program of snappy dance mu-
sic, or usual snappy program of
dance music. or usual program OF
dance music snappily, as you will,
from VITO last evening, playing un-
I'll about 1850, 90 minutes over time
for some reason or other. One OF the
numbers was an original compost
ton by Billy Butler, once in
a While" number which possesses
la pleasing melody, we'll adapted for
dance time. The number was aided
by novel orchestration and several
extremely lazy saxophones.
The Half Hour Before Midnight
program was 20 minutes delayed,
but was worth waiting for. Gertrude
Cocdsky, a 14-year-old girl, offered
two vocal solos, BAN, BAN Bammy
Shore" and you'll Do 1t Some
Day" She was really clever and put
over the numbers in a manner which
many vaudeville performers would
envy. We should have liked to hear
her sing some more.
VINO at Memphis also came in
extra loud. Here We again heard
The Kashmiri Song" this time as
an organ solo by Harry Nichols dur
ing his regular weekly broadcast
from the Scottish Rites Cathedral.
There was depth and color of tone
which pleased us greatly.
KFAB at Lincoln, Nebraska, offer
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05

o''p ioeullile stories,
9-Chimos concert.
a;l5-Bicycle sextet.
lo-Weekly news review.
l0;l5-SeNtet and instrumental solo,
list
MISREPRESENTATION
S'SO-MiNed vocal and Instrumental
concert, News.
WSB--ATLANTA--i2S
6:lt-Melody artists.
7-WcekIy sunday school lesson.
9--Concert.
1l;45-Hired Help Skylark.
WSM-NAsHNILLE-2s3
7;SO-Francis Craig and his orch.
S--Bcdtme story
ll-lnstrumental and vocal mum.
bcrs by talent from Columbia
Military academy.
kTHS-HOT SPRINGS-375
lO-Arlington hotel dance orchestra.
WGBU-FULFORD-27S
6:So--Blue Steele's orchestra.
l0--Dance music.
WMBF-MIAMI BEACH-3S5
7-Flectwood radio orchestra In din
ner music.
S--News bulletins.
S;l5-Musical program.
9-Police bulletins, stock and wealth
er.
io-Fleetwood dance orchestra and
variety program.
kPRC-HOUSTON-297
8:S0-Blble class.
9-Trank Tilton. pianist.
l2-Stock company and orchestra
from the Palace theater.
WIAA-DALLAS-i76
7;30-Don Bestors orchestra.
9;S0-Schubert Choral club
12--Dance program, Adolphus ho-
tel orchestra.
WFJF-OkLAHOMA CTTY-26t
7;So-Musical program from the
studio.
KFNE-SHENANDOAH-286
S-Symphony orchestra of the
Princeton, Mo, high school.
kMA-SHENANDOAH-252
'-Bedtime story, chimes concert
and retailers program.
1O-Organ recital.
WOC-DAVENPORT-iSt
6:45-Chimes.
7-Police news and miscellaneous
bulletins.
7:30-Bedtime story. Z
l0-The Murray Family orchestra
from Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
12-LeCIairc hotel dance orchestra.
WJBL-DECATUR-27O
1o;3o-Artists' program from the
studio. Vocal and instrumental.
KSD-ST. LOUIS-5l5
7;45--Abcrgh's consert ensemble.
10--Orchestral program and stage
specialties from the Grand Central
thoatcr.
WDAF-KANSAS CITY-365
7-MarketS and weather. Babson's
Message. Pantages thcator organ
recital. Trianon Ensemble.
l2:45-Nighlhawk frolic. Dance
music and vocal program.
WOQ-kANSAS CITY-27S
Emusic.
1l--MusicaI healing service.
WOAW-OMAHA--526
6-After dinner program. Speakers,
music, Chamber of Commerce
historical program, sports.
fo-WOAW-DcLuXe program.
:3O-Dance music, Nightingale Or
chcstra.
l2-Hays organ jubilee. DIR. Apple
sauce announcing.
Observation-Disclosures
T:t5--Chadbournc's orchestra.
G-"Fireside PHILOSOPHERS" insp,ra-
tional talk.
9:1j--Mlusic.
11:05--Erickson' Coliseum dance
orchestra.
KFMX-NORTHFIELD, Minn-337
5-Nespcr services from chapel at
ST. Olafs college.
WANID-MINNE.APOLIS-24i
S-Harnony Twins. Bob Davis, ten
or. soprano, yiolnist and pianist.
l2--Hotcl Ru1sson Skyrocko..>
dance music.
KFWA-OGDEN, JTAH-2G1
Radio Dealers program.
KOA-DENVER-323
l1-Dance music, Wurtzbach's orchr
kGO-OAlILAND-361
'1-SnOrt talk
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05
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New Britain herald., 1925-12-05
Willing

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Customer: DO you mind If | stead
d kiss"
Waitress: Not in the least, pro-
vided you don't steal 1t from me.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05
EVENING PICK.

WEAF, S-TriangIe club OF Prince
ton.
WIZ. Stalk by Cosmo Hamilton,
famous author.
WRNY, 9:80-The Banjo Boys.
kGO, 11:1o-"Merry Widow" comic
nDarl
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05

ed an advertising talk. In low voice,
We had difficulty in hooking onto
that one, and we we're sorry when
we did. Somebody was booming IL
certain car which has as its motto,
When better cars are built So-and-
So will build step ladders
The program by the Hartford
Choral club from VITO was extra
ordinarily excellent. We did not
make list OF the selections, but We
did enjoy hearing the voice OF Mrs.
Josephine Koch, soprano, who pre-
sentcd several selections, The an.
nouncements were handled by some
one well able to take care OF the
work and he added considerable TO
the success Of the evening, explain
ing in detail the story of many OF
the selections. and giving other in
formation of interest to the listeners
in. We heard several selections by
the club and each one filled the bin
precisely.
or course. VIC brought in other
stations, but We have given just a
summary of those which attracted
our attention. We heard WIN,
WEBB, WMBF. WCCO, WSB,
KYW. and thousands Of others. il
seemed.
That's all for today, thanks!
i. l.. l..
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05

- ~ ~ AANUt <h4AlNi ~NllSpIt
ll-Eddie EllSins' orchestra.
WAAM-NEW.ARK-2Os
e-Ernio Krlckett's orchestra.
G:30--Talk.
6:S5-Ernie Krickett's orchestra.
Ray Nichols orchestra.
7:S0-Al Ptlister's orchestra.
S-Doyer night.
lo-Hartley Joy Boys.
WGCP-NEWARK-a52
3-Piano solos.
S:16-John LADDERS Aces
S'45-Twentieth Century Entertain.
ers.
4-songs.
El5--Kust and Henrichsen, ban
Joists.
4,30-Orchestra.
Observation-Disclosures
3-Harmony Trumpeters.
6;30--Concert orchestra.
Dance orchestra,
S-Phiadelphia male quartet.
lo-Dance music,
Observation-Disclosures
4:45-Grand organ; trumpets.
7:30-Dinner music.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
l-Organ recital
3-Da Ruch's Arcadtans.
6:05-Dinner music.
7-Bedtime story clarinet solo.
S--Popular science lecture.
815-Sports Corner.
S:30-University OF Pennsylvania In
strumental club.
9:l5-Two one-act plays.
l0:05-Dance music.
11:05-Organ recital
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Avoidance music.
7:30-Concert orchestra
WPG-ATI4ANTIC CITY--300
1:SQ-Luncheon music, j. Leonard
Lewis, director.
6:45-Organ recital (reQuest selec-
tions), Arthur Scott Brooks, city
organist.
7-Ambassador dinner music.
S-Magazinc review.
9-Traymore concert orchestra.
| l0-Dance orchestra.
WHAR-ATLANTIC CITY-2.5
2-Seaside Trio.
7:S0-Lecture period.
Seaside Trio.
WRW-TARRYTOWN-2,3
9-Roth Entertainers.
9:30-Serenaders' orchestra,
10-WRW Euke Duo.
10:15-Roth Entertainers.
l0:3O-Albert West. songs.
l0:45-Euke Duo.
I1-Sunnyside Serenaders.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
9;30-Dance program.
WGR-BUFFALO-319
2:30-4-Buffalo Radio Trades asso.
citation concert.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
3;3O-Eastman theater orchestra,
5-Theater organ.
7-Theater orchestra.
7:30-Weather; market report.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1-Hamilton orchestra.
G-Hamilton orchestra.
G:45-Agricutural reports.
7-Washington orchestra.
7:55-Zoologicnl talk.
S:10-Bible talk.
S:25--New Yorn Philharmonic orch
1Q:30--"Crandall's Saturday Night.
ers"
Observation-Disclosures
G:15-Dinner concert
7:3O-Daddy Winkum.
$50 Westinghouse band.
WAFD-PORT HURON-275
9-Studio program.
11:30-Program from Addison hotel
WTAM-CIENELAND-3S9
G-Dinner hour concert.
So Miscellaneous program.
9-Coo-Coo club meeting.
WEAR-CIEVELAND-3S8
7-Program from the Allen theater,
WREO-LANSING-2S5
G-Spccd Wagon Serenaders and
Cold Standard ensemble, dinner
program.
1912 49, Dance program, Speed
Wagon Serenadcrs.
WKAR-EAST LANSING--2S5
1880 a. m.-DanCc music.
KYW-CHICAGO-535
t-COnccrt.
2-LunCheon concert.
l7:l0- Musical concert.
Bedtime story.
Dinner concert.
S:30-Home Lovers hour.
/ 9;3o--Consress classic.
1g-Congrcss carnival.
2-InsomnIa club.
WBBM-CHICAGO-226
5-Nalcntino Inn orchestra.
lo;30-Harry Sosnik, Sanly Meeks;
Moulin Rouge orchestra.
WBCN-CHICAGO-2G6
i-Tea time matinee.
jazz jamhoree.
I9I5-King States court.
WEBH-CHICAGO-370
S-Oriolc orchestra; Radio sunday
school lesson.
/ l0-Oriolc orchestra.
l2-Oriole orchestra,
WHT-CHICAGO-399
, Especial studio features,
Final football scores; classica.
program.
Musica, features.
io:3e-Jrlk" entertainers
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05
WJAR-PROvIDENCE-3Oe

bDtId.
WJAR-PROVIDENCE-308
l;05-lleal orchestra.
WNAC-BOSTON-2S0
tea dance.
4;35-Tea dance.
1.-The Smilers.
G:30-Dinner dance.
S--Knickerbocker club.
Beacon Entertainment
l0-Concert and dance music.
WEAT-NEW YORK-492
t-5-Elmer Crosses orchestra,
Dinner music.
THE Radio Franks.
7;l0-Vee Lawnhurst. Muriel Pol
lock, pianlsts.
7:25-Radio Franks.
1;35--Vee Lawnhurst Muriel Pol
lock, pianists.
,:45-"Practical Crime Proven
ton" Judge Edwin L. Garvin.
S---Triangle Club OF Princeton,
songs and orchestra.
g--Irvine Players.
9:S0-Maria Caumel, pianist,
9:45-Lewis Williamson, tenor.
l0-Dave Steingard, violinist.
Io:1O-Parnassu Trio; the Radio
Dream Girl.
1Q:45-The Bano Boys.
rl-12-Vncent Lopez's orchestra.
WJZ-NEW YORK--455
Irwin Abrams orchestra.
l:5O-Forcign Policy Association
luncheon discussions. Conflict OF
Policies in China" DR.. P. w. Kno'
Charles c. Batchelder.
4:3O--Lorraine Grill orchestra.
s:S2-Market quotations.
5:5O-Financia summary.
7-Bernhard Levitow's dinner con-
cert.
Stalk by Cosmo Hamilton.
S:S0-Dance orchestra.
$40 be announced.
l0:3O-Paul Specht's orchestra.
WGBS-NEW YORK-318
l:30-Scripture reading,
3-Children of all Nations SERIES
Cecilia Rivero, songs.
3:2O-Clifford Odets, readings; Gret-
Ia I.inkletter, contralto.
C-Uncle Geebee.
G:3o-Pearl Smith, animal interpre-
tations.
t.4o-sorey's Concert Trio.
,;9O--Ballroom dance instruction.
7.3O-Gcrtrudc Clauss, soprano;
Irene FREEMAN, pianist.
r-Paul Lowenkron, Tolinist
S.%o-Wayside Troubadours.
S;40-Paul Lowonkron, Norman Sc
con.
N:5o-Eleanor Van Der Kar. soprano
r--Donald Laird, craftsmanship
g.lu-John r. Thomas, tenor,
..oo-Program from Warmers the
alter.
,0:3O-Arrowhead orchestra.
WOkO-NEW YOKK-233
Lee GRADER, pianist.
>:15-Mmc. Riverc, soprano
N.Si-Konneth Moltz, tenor.
>.5o-yladimir Tobachnik, bari
tone.
4;15-Mmc. Eivorr. soprano.
WRNN-NE.W YORk-259
l,t5-Af,rrnoon program,
3.%o-Symphony Society Notes
,:55-"Thc Battery
,--"Yboqe Birthday Today"
7,o5-Tcjcgraph sporthash.
7.1o-Comuorce Of the day.
n,...,.., ,7Dt,C
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05
WsAI-CINCINNATI-3n0

S'45-Bedtime stories.
9-Chimcs concert.
a;15-Blcycle sextet.
lo-Weekly news review.
lol5-seXtet and instrumental solo,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05

CKAC. Montreal hroadCaS' station,
presents an Atwa,cr Kent hour Of
classical music every SUM- 8 after.
noon at $40 O'Clock.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05
3O-Arrowhead orchestra.
WOEO-NEW YORK-233

lee Grabcr, pianist.
>:15-Mmc. Riverc, soprano.
N:%5-Konneth Moltz, tenor.
<.5o-Vladimir Tobachnik, BARI
tone.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05

KFAB at Lincoln, Nebraska, offer
New Britain herald., 1925-12-05

Siam has been introduced TO radio
hroadcasting, Tho first important
broadca-ting entertainment to be
given In that country was sent re-
Gently by the signal corps of the
army, sending from Bangkok.