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New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Through The Static

Little static marrcd programs last night, in fact, Il was hard to find any interference whatsoever, Volume upDcnty was found on all stations, al- though the wes'rrncrs cluded thr listener in 10 somr extent. Little lading made th" evening more en- Ioyablc.
 Hello, girls and boys, Did you ever notice that the first paragraph Of this cQlyum every day Is strictly for mah No wandrrings from the path oI fact but just Il resume Of Condi- lions as they were" Well. wr don't Write that The "Horald" slatic.tic- ian writes all that stuff anu he's a gruN old bird who sits with hts face up against the typewriter key all Jay long. He's tho sort of d fellow Who scdrcs little children Tn baby carriages when he walks down the street.
 We didn't do so very much listen ing in last night to tell the truth, and we always tnsis' upon toliIng the truth--whcn it's convenient,
 
 Sacrifice" Ihroc-acl play by tho WGY Players. didn't receive much of our attention, w. heard the WGY orchestra play "Fairy Dance" be- tween the second and third acts, and then we tried 10 get some Of the sense ot the play by listening to the third act. IL was just like picking up a book and starting to read thrcc-quarters toward the end.
 !
 If you folks knew how much or an ofrort it is for Us 70 write this stuff this morning, you'd sympathizc with us. Now, that we" is what people call the editorial "Wc." It really means "I." but k written I've" so people won't know who 10 blame if they read something they don't like. Well, WE" feel awfully tired today, somehow or other.
 Emil Hcimbcrger's orchestra from the Hotel Bond tadrtJ entertained us for awhile with some particularly wolj played dance music. "Swanoe Butterfly" "Ukule)c Lady" and "Wholl Take Care of the Caretaker's Daughter When the Carotaker's Busy Taking Carc?" Miss Mabel Barnes. a vocalist Of no mean abil- fly, sang from the studio Of WTIC, Danny Boy" and The Little Irish Boy" The orchestra rendered an other group of selections after the vocalist had finished her work
 Friday night is usually dance night and large group of orchestras can be found working late in the evening. Fortunately ali stations came in clearly, unmarred by inter- ference or distortion.
 WCTS at Worcester surprised us completely by. the volume with which the station was received Crosby's Military band, an organiza- ton which proved its versatility ir tho course of it's program, rendered a group of highly entertaining selec. 1 lions. Two fox trot numbers, "Oh Katherina" and NO Wonder" ant Stars and Stripes Forever" march were the portion of the program ! heard by us. W9 enjoyed it heartily
 
 The Hotel Traymore dance orchcs tra from WPG put on an excellent show This band can be depended upon whenever it Is on the air an
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
(All Programs on Eastern Daylight
 Saving Time.)
NBL-Springfield--333
 Saturday.

WBI-Springheld--333
 saturday, 6 ?, m.--Hotcl l.enox ensemble. s;55 ?. m.-Eesults Of baseball games, ; p, m.-MarkAt report. 1;05 ?. m. Bedtime story. -:l5 p. m.--Sketchcs from L. s, Naval History. I;%0 ?. m, --Hotal klmbal Trio, < ?. m, Joseph F. Austin. tenor. SIS ?. m.- Broadcast direct from the Boston Opera House Of per forpance O. Aida" lo:55 p, m.--Time signals, weather.
 sunday. l";55 a. m.-~SsrNices from tho South Congregational church. Q D. m.--Marian Elizabeth Connor, soprano, s50 ?, m.-Troubadour quartet,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Panama to Protect
 Its Friendly Indians

Panama May '6-AP-The Fan aman EovernmeHt has dispatched an cApAdiuonary force into fhe Indian territory 70 protect the friendly h. dian tribes who are fearful of ! threatened attack. The expedition is fully equipped for a campaign
 CA Panama dispatch las' week re ported an impending uprising among the San RlaS Indians. and said rcln- foVCcmcntS had been dispatched 10 the police garrison on NarEana Islandl.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
WPG-Atlantic City-299

WPG-Atlantic City-299
 Saturday. 6:4S ?. m.-OrEan recital. = ?. m,-Knickerbocker dinner music. D. m.-Traymore ensemble h p. m.-Gay Young and his enter tainers, and Jos. Connor, tenor. II ?. m.-knickerbockcr dance orch
 sunday. @:i5 ?. m.--Organ recital, 4;l5 ?. m,--Community service, No- cal and instrumental recital at St. James Episcopal church. I ?. m.--Chalfonte- -Haddon Hall Duo Trio.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
VOICES M THE AIR
SATURDAYS PICK

Stay home this afternoon for o iatiio treat. and you'ii stay on l'ac air aii o.cning ioo. Here arc tho selections:
 MGS isT6,1f t2.I C. T.-l'lr Louisville Derby. reported di- rect from tiic track. WBI .3Ss.3) s!tS F.. IT. Aida" direct from Boston Opera House.
 KTHS i3T5.sl S:l0 C. T. Oid-tmc hdilc music.
 KIl ti6Tf 2 r. T.-SpcciaI scotch program,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
WAAsl--Ncwark-s6S

SNturHHy, p, m Sports ---Major Tate. 7;l5 D. m,--Vail's quartet. 5;45 p, m ---Marshal's Entertainers, S:1o ?. m.--Hnrmonica Player, S:30 D, m William Leadcnham, tenor.
 S:i5 p. m.--louis Wittstock, talk. 2 ?. m.-Esther MeInick, soprano. 9:1S ?. h. Marshall's Entertainers, 9:3o ?. m.--Harmonka Player. 0;45 D. m,--Esther Melnick, soprano. 10 D, m.--Edith Meredith, tenor, lO:20 p. m.--MeadoNbrook Dream land Park orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
WSaI-Ci inCinnati-326

-Cmcinnati-326
 Saturday. S:4j ?. m,-Children's story. 9 D. m.--Chime concert. 9:l5 D. rrl.--Bicycle Sextet. 10 p. m,-Weekly News Review. 10:15 D. m.-Bicycle quartets. a, m.--Midnight entertainers. 1:30 D. m.-Freda Sanker's Toad stool orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
RECEPTION TO NEW PASTOR

A reception to Rev. and Mrs. w. Ii. Alderson and q farewell testi- monial 10 Rev. and Mrs J. Emerson Ford took place d: Trinity Methodist church last evening.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
WFI-Philadelphia-3p5

WFI-Philadelphia-3s5
 Saturday. p. m,--Roy Elrae's orchestra ego D. m.-Baseball scores. 6:30 p. m.-Bellevue Stratford orch. p. m.-Bedtime stories. 8 D. m.-Talk, Citizens Military Training Camp association. SOS p. m.-Iiealth talk. S:@0 p. m.-99th annual meeting Of the American Academy Of Politi- cal and Socia Science.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
WOR-Ncwark--i0S Saturday,

NHIHTHIHyI 6:i5 ?, m,--Jlck Glassner's Colonial Inn orchestra. : D. m.-Clarence Williams Trio. 7:S0 ?. --Serenaders Plectrum Quintet. p. m.--Dr, George Gilmore. arch oologist, Where We Dig" S;15 p. m.--Mabclanna Corby. com poser S:45 D. m.--Brooke Johns, banjoist. 9:$o p. m.--Mabelanna Corby. 10 ?. m.--The Tollefsen Trio. l0:30 ?. m.--Popular music, Judith Roth. II ?. m.-Ciros orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
W1P--Philadelphia--50
 Saturday.

W1P-Philadelphia-50s
 Saturday. D. m.-Weather forecast. s:05 ?. m,-Popuar numbers. s:15 D. m.-Seamon's orchestra. 6:45 p. m.-Market reports. ?. m.--Redtime story. s D. m.--"A Animal Aviators." talk. S:1S ?. m.-Prosram by American Legion. S:45 ?. m.--Festival talk. 10:05 p. ni.--Benj, Franklin dance orchestra. 11:05 p. m,--Organ recital.
 Sunday. 10:45 a. m.--Service from the Holy Trinity church. 3:50 D. m.-To be announced.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
NCAE-Pittsburgh-t62

- NCAE-Pittsburgh-t62
 Saturday. G;S0 ?. m.--Dinner concert 7:S0 D. m. -~T'ncIH kaybee. 7:45 D. m,-Poice reports, r. m.--Addrcss. S:50 p. m.--Chilcott Family quartet sunday. ?. m.--Church service. f D. m.-Concert. 6:5O D. m.-Wil,lam Penn music.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
SUNDAYS PICK.

WEtF, New York (ls2l 5;2O D. $. T.-I:oAy and His Gang. WDWF CAD ! D. $. IT, Venetian Sercnaders.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
WGBS-Ncw York-3t6

WGBS-Ncw York-3t6
 Saturday. $ ?. m-Uncle Geebee. $50 D. m.-The Criterions orch. $50 ?. m.-Alfred Sceger, baritone. : ?. m.--Sports talk. 7;l0 D. m.-The Criterions orch. 7;30 p. m.-Ritz-Carlton concert or. cheStra. D. m.--Phil Ollstein, violinist, 9:30 ?. m.--Maro Alverez, baritone 9;45 ?. m.-Dctborn and Howard. io;l5 ?. m,-Judith Roth, soprano l0:50 p. m.-California Ramblers.
 Sunday. :;30 ?. m.--Day at the Actors Fund Home, Staten Island; entertain ment by Stars Of Yesterday and Today.
 9.3O p. m.--"Faust," Nerdi'S opera.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

WRC-Washingtop-i6s 1;i5 p. m.-Children's hour. s ?. m.-Dinner Music. 9 p. m.-Bible talk. 10 p. m.-"The Development of the L. s, Capitol Building" talk. ll p, m.--Hotel MayAower orch. 11:S0 D. m.-"Crandall's Saturday
 Nighters." a. m. -Scidcnmann's orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
WBBR-Sta;cn Island-272
 Sat,.rIar

WBBR-Stntcn Island-272
 Saturday. D. m.--Niolln solos. Carl Park. S:10 p. m.--L. Marion Brown, so- prano. S:t5 p. m. m.--Biblo questions and an swers. S:45 ?. m,--I., Marion Brown. S:55 D. m.-Niolin solos, Carl Park.
 sunday, 10 a. m. WatcAtowcr orchestra. 10:20 a. m.---I. NJ. Brown, soprano 10:S0 a. m,--T.ccture, Why Can Not Man Save Himself" 1 a. m.--T.. Marion Brown. D. m.--I B. $. A. Choral Singers. 9:1o p, m.-Watchtower String quar- tet,
 9:20 p. m.--I. F. s. A. Choral Singers J:30 p. m.--Bible lecture, What is the New Jerusalem from Heaven" 10 p. m.-Choral Singers. l0:10 p. m.-String quartet. 10:o0 p. m.-Choral Singers.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

Radio fans who were tuned in on station WENE, Of the All-American Radio corporation at Chicago, one night last week. were rather star tied 10 hear the announcer, Frank Wrstphal, say that the next number would be dedicated 10 two aViators fying 10 Kansas City in an aero plane carrying a portable radio set
 Shortly after the station went on the air that evening, telephone message came from Eagle Flying field. Elmhurst, Illinois. saying that Dick Powell and Hellmer CoutWiCk were leaving for Kansas City in q few minutes in an airship contain ing a portable radio SCI, and that they wanted the announcer to talk 10 them. The government rcgu0a- tions forbid poiu'-to-p point convcrsa- ton over a broadcasting station, so piano number and song were put on the alr for them
 According 10 the aviators, who do great utdl Ol HlG Ill iiN 'lAGt IIf programs from the CMoaCo broad- casting stations help )ivon what would otherwise he a nonotonous trip.
 For tho next mon'h The roEu'rr Monday evening concerts bv tho Aloppo Drum corps vii, not he heard from Station WBI. on account of the coming trip which this famous organization will take 70 the Pacific roast 10 participate in inc festivities in connection with the Imperial Council moo'ing. which will ba hold in Los A0EcIos Inc carly part of June.
 However. .ho placo taken by 'Nts hand in 'he hearts Of WBZ fans. will ho taken hv the United States Marine hand, which will become a regular weekly feature. hnginninr TNursI0v evening, May 25. and con- timing throughout 'ho sumner. Tho hroadrasts will take place in "oumnc''ou with Stations WIZ. WGY and WEC.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
MEAF-Scw NOrk-4e2
 Saturday.

{ ?. m Dinner music. J. m.-U. s Veterans Bureau
 program, . 1:S9 D ul.-'Trips and Adventures, n
 hv Frnd Turner. S;5h 2. m.-Louise Baya, coloratura roprano.
 S:"5 ?. nl.--Helen F. Drew. pianist. l:15 T. m.-"Huylers Foremost
 Four" . N;l5 D, m.-Alfrcd Orner, tenor. , S:55 D. m.-Helen E. Drew, pianist. ?;o5 D. m.-Vlado Kolitsch, violnist. 20 D. m.-Alfred Orner, tenor. . o:3O D. m.-VIado Kolitsch, violinist. ':i5 D. m.--Guy Hunter, blind en-
 lcrtainer. . 'n r. m.-Conccrt artists, ' 10 l2 ?. m.-Eincent Lopez orch.
 sunday. D. m Sunday Hymn Sing. [ F lateIdonominaliona' ger, - lraf . :. % ? m.--"EoKy sni Ills Gang a.lS !. m.--Orrsn recital
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
WH<-\ew Y0rk-36t
 Saturday.

NhtuTudSs 1.Hn D, n.-Health talk. 1:35 r. m,--Augustinc Jaquilard, so- prano.
 ,;45 ?. m.-Michael Barile, elocution X D. m.--Madeline Randolph, songs H;l5 D. m.-Rert Eber, pianist. \.%0 D. m.-Stran1 Roof orchestra 2 ?. m.-- Blanche Goldberg, soprano 3:l5 ?. m. Shirley Selvin, harpist. 9:@0 ?. m.-Nn. E. krieger, bari tone.
 9:45 ?. Dorothy kolb, Nioinist 10 ?. m, Signing of for DX fans.
 sunday ?. m.--nrEan recital. : p. m.-Chrjs,;an EndcaNor pro. gran.
 p. m. Sacred and Secular Chorus Music hy St, PauI'o Choristers. { 70 r. m. m.-Proeram by the Music Lovers association. ! r. m. Roseland dance orchestra ":1p ?, m.--Ocott Vail string trio. .' D, @.--Gym entertainers !i r. h. Hutbrau orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
WNAC-RostOn-2SO GAa..-I

6 D. m.--"Back to Baseball a pro gram for boys. 6;3o p.>rn.-Shepsrd Colonial dance orchestra. ?. nl.--Musicai program. 10 p. m,~-Dance music.
 Sunday. l0:SS 3. m.-Sertice from Temple Israel. l;S0 ?. m.--Concert. S;30 p. m.-Parkman bsndstand- International Youth Rally. ( D. m,--ConCert. s:45 ?. m.-service from Park street Congregational church.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

kYW-Chicago--538 Saturday. ?, m, Musical program. o;OS p, m.--"Boys' Week" talk. o:S5 ?, m.--"Congress Classic" l2 ?, m.-"congress Carnival"
 Sunday. 7 p, m,--Chicago Sunday evening club
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

WIW-C Cincinnati-t23
 Saturday. 9:l5 ?. m, m,--Cncinnati Conservatory Of Music orchestra.
 Sunday. S:S0 p. Presbyterian church. 9:30 ?. m.-Wcstern and Southern orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
N\NC-\cw Hork-526
 saturday.

saturday. T. m.--The Chateau Four. 7,5o 2. m,-Police alarms. 7'Io D. m,-The Chateau Four 1:j5 '. m.--"Progrcss of the City of New York" Mayor Hylan. D m,-PoIice quartet. 2 N:"o ?. m,- Meet tho Meat Man" ill,. o:E D. m.--Gilbert and Wimp. pop ! lar eongs. 2 D. m.-Dinger rendered 10 for eisn gaks, guests and mem hrrs of the International Police Conference aboard the S g. Aqua 'aNja.
 sunday. Y '. m,-. "Tho Ambassadors musi- c5l ensemble. direct from the Nal. Central Park. ?. r.--Mark s'rand program,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
WOO-Philadelphia-50S

NOO-InldnelpnI
 Sunday. @:30 ?. m.--Sunday school exercises D. nl--Sacrcd recital on Wana- maker organ. 1:20 ?. m.--Presbyterian church services.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
WLJT-Philadclphia-39o
 NnnIay

?. m.-Florentine Instrumental
 quartet. ?. m.-Benj. Franklin concert orch
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

WDAF-kansas City-365
 Saturday. D. m,-Schooi Of the Air. Fab- sons message, Tell -Me-a- Story Lady. Trianon ensemble. l:45 D. n.-Nighthawk Frolic. Three dance orchestras.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
KDkA-Pittsburgh-3Oe
 Saturday.

KDkA-Pittsburgh-3O9
 Saturday. $ T. m.-Baseba scores. S ?. m,-Bss>ball scores. 9:l6 p. m.--AddreSs, Christian Lay mems association. 9;30 ?. m.-Last minute helps 10 the Bible school teacher. 9:45 D. m.-WPstinghouse band. l0:55 D. m,-Time signals. Weather. Baseball scores.
 Sunday. 10:4S p. m.-Seryices Of the S.Ih Presbyterian church. 4 p. m,-Organ recital. 4:45 p, m.-Services Of the Shady side Presbyterian church. 1:$0 p, m.-Services of the Calvary Epscopal church. 9:10 ?. m.-Open Forum from the Eatt End Christian church.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

WOC-Daycnport-4sf
 Saturday. $50 ?. m.--Tit. Sunday school lesson II ?. m.--"Zal" Grotto Of Moline. a. m,--LeCIaire hotel orchestra,
 Sunday. 10 ?. m.--Church services l1:30 ?. m.-Palmer Little Sym phony.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

WTAS--Elgin-362
 Saturday. 2 p. m,--Nilla Olivia concert. Sunday. Q ?, m.---WTAS orch; Frank Nor. ris; The Cayanaughs.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

WHAS-Ioui ille-i00
 Saturday 9;5h ?. m-The Merry Makers dance orch Whistling solos. Base ball scores. News
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
WEEI-BOston-t16

WEEI-BOston-1
 Sunday. 720 10 l0:15 ?. m.-Same as WEAF WJAR-PrOvidenCe
 Sunday. T,1n to 10:i5 p. m.-Same as WEAT WAHG-Richmond-Hill-31s
 Saturday. l2 idnight-Howard Grody's orch.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

WGN--Chicago--3I0
 Saturday. I;S0 p. m,--Dinner music. 9:S0 D, m.-Classics. 1l;50 p. m.-Drake Dance Froic.
 sunday. 10 p, m,--Lutheran church choir
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

WCAP-Washington-t69
 Sunday. 7;@0 to 10:15 D. m.-Samc as WEAF
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

KOA-DcnNc Ncr-326 l? ?. m.-Joe Manns orch,
 sunday. l0,in ?. m.--Chr1stian Science sery. ice.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

10 p. m,--"Eyenlng Hour" program,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

WCAP-Washington--i69
 Sunday. 7:20 to 10:15 D. m.-Samc as WEAFI WLW-Cincinnati-t23
 Saturday. 9:l5 ?. m,--Cincinnati Conservatory Of Music orchestra.
 Sunday. $50 ?. Presbyterian church. 9:30 ?. m.-Wcstcrn and Southern orchestra.
 -CmCinnati-326
 Saturday. S:4j p. m.--Children's story. 9 ?. m.--Chime concert. 9:l5 ?, m.--Bicycle Sextet. 10 p. m,--Weekly News Review. 10:15 p. m.-Bicycle quartets. a, Midnight entertainers. 1:30 D. m.-Freda Sanker's Toad stool orchestra.
 WsB-Atlanta.-i2S
 Saturday. 10 D. m.-Milstead Brass Band. lc:45 p. m.-I4ired Hand program.
 Sunday. 9:30 ?, m.-Presbyterian church. WMC-Mcmphis-f99
 saturday. 10;30 p. m.-Memphis Plectrum orch 11:S0 p. m.--Music.
 KTHS-Hot Springs-315
 Saturday. 10:40 ?. m.-Waterloo Fiddle Band. 12 p, m,--Arlington dance orchestra.
 Sunday. 10;40 D. m.--Classics, 1c D. m.--De Soto Garden orchestra. WBAP-Fort Worth-4T6
 sunday. l 8. m Midnight Frollc.
 KFNF--Shcnandoah-266
 Saturday. S:So ?. m,-Scotch Program, II ?. m,-Concert.
 Sunday. 5:3n ?. m.-Golden Rule Circ!. S;3o p. m.-Christian church.
 WOC-Dayenport-4sf
 Saturday. $50 ?. m.--Tt. Sunday school lesson II p. m.~-"Zal" Grotto Of Moline. l a. m,--LeCIaire hotel orchestra.
 Sunday. 10 ?. m.--Church services. 11;So ?. m,-Palmer Little Sym phony.
 WDAF-kansas City-3s5
 Saturday. D. m.-School Of the Air. Eab- sons message. Tell -Mo-a- Story Lady. Trianon ensemble. 1;45 D, m.-Nighthawk Frolic. Three dance orchestras.
 HAS-lOuiSN IUe-lOO
 Saturday, 9;3h ?. m-The Merry Makers dance orch Whistling solos. Base ball scores. News.
 KSD-St. Tlopiis-S46
 Saturday. ?, m.-Grand Central theater pro- gram 10;30 D. m.--City club dance music.
 KOA-Dcncr-32 l? ?. m.-Joe Mann's orch
 sunday. l0,5o ?. m.-ChTstian Science serv- ice KGO-Oakland-3s1 Saturday, l2 Junior High school band Vocal ists. 10 5 a r.-Henrv Halstead's orch.
 sunday. 12 ?, m.-Christian Science church services.
 KGW-Portland. Ore.-iet
 Saturday. 10 D m.--Portland Hotel orch. a. m.-Multnomah hotel dance orchestra.
 Sunday 10 p. m.-Council Of Churches p~o- gram. II ?, m.-Colburn concert orch.
 PWX-Havana-t00
 Saturday. 9.Sh D, m.-Fausto Alvarez. tenor, and others,
 CSR0--Ottava-a3b
 Saturday, SSo ?, m.-Bedtime story. g D. n.--Chateau Laurier concert orchestra. Variety program, Laur- fer dance music. Patents Issued to
 Connecticut People (List furnished by the office of Harold c. Manning, Walk Over Shoe Store. 2l1 Main street, New Britain).
 Charles II. Norton. Plainvillc, as. signor 10 Norton Co, Worcester. Mass. Headstock-driving mcchan- ism
 Trade mark registered. North < Judd MJE. Co New
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

WWJ-Dctrolt-3S3
 sunday, 7;.0 10 lO;l5 ?. m.-- Same as WEAF
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
KSD-St. Imlis-HAE

KSD-St. Lonis-S4S
 Saturday. ?. m,-Grand Central theater pro- gram, 10;S0 D, m.-City club dance music.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

kGO-Oakiand-3
 Saturday, 1? Junior High school band, Vocal ists. , 10 a. m.-Henrv Halsteads orch.
 sunday. l2 ?, m.-Christian Science church services.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

KTHs-Hot Springs-S'5
 Saturday. 10:40 ?. m.--Waterloo Fiddle Band. l2 p. m,-Arlington dance orchestra
 Sunday. 10:40 D. m.--ClassiCs. 1c p. m.--De Soto Garden orchestra,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

KGW-Portland, Ore.-iet
 Saturday. 10 D, m.-Portland Hotel orch. . a. m.-Multnomah hotel dance orchestra.
 Sunday 10 p. m.-Council Of Churches p~o- gram. II ?, m.-Colburn concert orch.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

PNX-HAVana-t
 Saturday. 9.SA D. m.-Fausto Alvarez 'enor and others.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
WGY-SChenectady-3S0
 S.,,l

WGY-SChenectady-3s0
 saturday. 9.S0 ?. m.-Ben Bernie orchestra.
 Saturday. II 3. m,-ServIce of First Cnlta riar society, All Souls church. S:55 p, m,--WGY Symphony orch. 5 ?. m,-A1dress, James 4. Drain, Nat. Commander Air Legion. s D. m.-service Of All Souls Uni tartan church. S:46 p. m.-Hotel Commodore orch. 10 D. m.--Niolin recital by Godfrey Ludlow; also broadcast by WIZ.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
CSR0--OttaWA-a36

CSR0--OttaHA-43b
 Saturday. SSo ?, m.-Redtime story. g D, r.--Chateau Laurier concert orchestra. Variety program, Laur- fer dance music.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

WHAS, the Courier Journal and Louisville Times station at Louis vile, Kentucky, will broadcast the Kentucky Derby by remote control from the Churchill Downs race track this afternoon. beginning at 4;30 o'clock, eastern daylight saving time. The wave length used will be 399.S meters and it is probable that some of the more powerful sets in this city will be able 10 reach out to that station, in spite Of the fact that the sun will be shining al that time.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

The famous opera, Faust by Charles Gounod, will be broadcast from VICES, New York, tomorrow night at 30 o'clock. This opera presentation will be one Of the series of specially adapted radio grand operas, sponsored by the allan newspaper, "Corrlerc D'Amcrica
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

kFNF-Shcnandoah-266 Saturday. S:So ?, m,-Scotch Program, II D. m.--ConCert.
 Sunday. 5;30 ?. n,.-Golden Rule CirClr. S;30 p. m.-Christian church.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

MEAR-CleN cland-3sa
 Sunday. 2. n.-O.gan recital.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

WSB-Atlanta-i2S
 Saturday. 10 D. m. Milstead Brass Band. le:45 p. m,-Hired Hand program,
 Sunday. 9:30 ?, m.-Presbyterian church.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
WTAM-ClcVClan,i-3S9
 Saturday.

?, m.-Statlcr concert orchestra, T p. m.-Studio program. 10 ?. m.-Art Herskc. Ev. Jones
 and jhe Coo-Coo club.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

WMC--Sicmphis-f89
 saturday. l0:30 p. m.-Memphis Plectrum orch 11:S0 ?. m.-Music.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

'SheIks as l Know Them is the intriguing title of talk scheduled to be broadcast from WOR Satur- jay evening May 2S) by Marguer- ite F.. Harrison. journalist, explorer and motion picture actress, who plays an important role in the su- per-fcature Grass, and who found hooilcggcrs in Turkey, fiappers in Mongolia. card sharps among the migratory tribes of Persia.
 Marguerite r. Harrison is a mcm- hcr Of distinguished southern fam uy from Baltimore, Nd. Her father the ate Bernard \. Baker. va' Transport hne, But Miss Harrison
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-16

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Seglin ell pIiego de condolences
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Mufioz Rivera, y sometida ALI &
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plsto I'll llegar ell primer cargamer
to de tuberia Sc convino con Ell
contratista que el la trasportase
los distintos sitios que Sc le fijaron
y que fueron, para la de 80 pulgs-
daS el camino que va de Ia carretera
Incular No. l la lecheria de For
nadedas. la carretera de Catano a
GLaynabo y camino que va de ella
Ia finca San Patrieio, y
ia carretera Nueva del Acne
ducto. En- varios de estos 81
tios sc esSablecieron depositos da
tubos en- espera de La termination
de la carretera del Acueducto y
del camino afrmado que ha dc We
mir de la carretera de Guaynabo
a Martin Pefia.
La de 20'' Sc deposit6 10 lar
go de la carretera Insular No. en-
Ia Avenida Tapia, Canine de Loi-
"a, Gale Condado, Carretera Nue.
va del Sur.
Ademas SO 5nprini6 la prueba
hidrauhca, que Sc sustituy6 con una
prreba de martillo.
Varios son los inconvenientes que
tContinGa en- la p5gina a