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International., 1925-09-14

Presidente de la Junta Patriotica
Don Jose E. Montijo.
III.-Lectura del acta de lnde~
pendencia por ell C. Secretarlo del
Ayuntamiento Sr. Ignacio H.
Nunes.
IV.-Pieza de mIsica.
V.-Discurso Official por Ell c.
DR.. Jose Jimenez Aldana.
VI.-Pieza de m1sica.
VII.-Poesia por el alumno de
la Escuela Superior Marcos Gomez
Jr.
VIIl.-El c. Presidente Munici-
pal empunando el Pa. bell6n Ma
ciodal vitoreara los Heroes de la
Independence Nacional.
X.-HIMNO NACIONAL, Sal,
vas. Tuegos Artificiales, Campan-
as a vuelo Y Gran Serenata.
Ola 16
1o-Al toque de alba Sc izara
ell Pabellon Nacional en- los Edi-
f1c1Os Publ1cos, s1endo saludadO
por Fl canonazoS.
20-Las Bandas de M1sica y
guerra recirreran las principales
GALES, de la ciudad tocando dianas.
3o-A las 9 de la maTana las
autoridades Militares Y Civiles,
Tunta Patri6tica, Empleados Fed
erales, sociedades Mutualistas,
Gremios de Cargadores, Tranvia-
los Sindicato Obrero, reunidos
IN la explanada frente al edificio
lie la Aduana Y acomnando a gu
Majestad la Reina de Septiernbre
su Corte, recorreran las GALES
Campillo y Arizpe, dirigiendose al
Estadio en- terrenos del Sr. A. c.
7illasenor, donde Sc desarrolar5
i siguiente.
International., 1925-09-14
PERSONALES

Procendente de Navojoa, So
nora; Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad
ed senor don Manuel Y LoaiZa
comerciante sonorense.
Ell senor Manuel, Buclna, hacen
dado al Distrito de Hermosillo,
trai Nogales el uniforme de la
aparacion de la langosta en- al
gunas tierras de dicha region.
Aver salio de Nogales, Sonora
para Hermosillo ell senor General
Francisco Borquez, comandante
militar de la vecina plaza regre-
sara mui en- breve.
La junta Patriotrica nos pide
que por medic de nuestras col
umnas supliquemos a. los vecinos
de Nogales, Sonora, aldermen con
los colores nacionales los frentes
de sus respectivas residencias y
casas de negocios, durante los
proximos dias Is Y 16.
International., 1925-09-14
,15 Y 1e DE sEPTIEMBRE!

i15 Y 16 DE SEPTIEMBRE! ------
Mexico, la vecina Republica,
celebra hoy ell CIV aniversario
de su emancipation y de su ingre-
so al n1mero de las naclones
libres.
El grito de reblion que en- ell
pueblo de Dolores rasgo ell silen-
clio nocturno de un septiembre
memorable, es ell mismo que Ian
aaron Washington, Bolivar y San
Martin. Al lado de estos heroes,
Hildalgo forma ell cuadrilatero de
las libertades de America.
Ano por ano, los dos Nogales con
memoran con igual entusiasmo
las fechas de independence de
ambas rep1blicas; ell Is de Sep
iembre y el 4 de Julio, estrechando
asf los lazos que unen dos
pueblos solo Separados por un
l1nite conventional, pero 1ntlma-
mente unidos' en- sus interases
morales y nteflaleS.'
En- este OCCASION, las celebraci-
ones patriticas de la ciudad her.
mana prometen resultar llenas de
entusiasmo, Y es por este que
como en- todos los amos, el jubilc
mexicano traspone le divisora y
tambien vibra en- las poblacioneS
americanas de la frontera.
GEL INTERNATIONALLY, al
desear a los mexicanos una feliz
conmemoracion de tan grandes
fechas historicas, invita- las po
blaciones de este lado de la divis-
oria para que unan e1 suyo a
grande entusiasmo que arde en- Ii
ciudad vecina al cumplir con u>
deber patri6tico: rendir quito a 10
libertadores de la Repdblica her
mana.
International., 1925-09-14
ills Y 16 De SEPT|EMBRE!!

parte en- las fiestas.
III.-Pieza de Mus:ca
IV.-Ejercicios Gimnasticos por
los ninos Y niiias de la Escuela
Superior.
V.-Baile por las ninas de las
Escuelas.
VI.-Cantos populares por los
ni7os Y ninas de las Tscuelas.
VII.-Pieza de Musica.
VIII.-El Resguardo Aduanal
efectvara carreras de argollas.
IX.-Informe Official del C.
Presidente Municipal saliente
Jesds Siqueiros y toma de poses
ion del nuevo Ayuntaniento.
X.-Acto solemne de Ia recep-
c on Y protesta al estandarte del
$40. Regimiento de Caballer1a.
XI.-Formalos los contigentes
y el pueblo en- general, cantaran
(Continua en- Pagina s.
International., 1925-09-14
PROGRAMA

IA las 10 horas llegada de
las Autoridades quienes sc les
naran los honores.
IA las 10 1-2 horas. Llaga-
dada de 50 Majestad la Reina de
Septiembre y su Corte, quienes
seran saludados por ell Jefe de
Campo Sr. Mayor Arnulfo Rod
riguez v el contingente que tomara
International., 1925-09-14
OLA Is

A las 21 horas en- ell templete
que sc 1evantara frente al Casino
international Sc desarrollaran los
n1meros siguientes:
I.-Obertura por la Orquesta.
H-Descubrimiento del busto
del Padre de la Patria Don Mig
uel Hidalgo Y Costilla por ell c..
International., 1925-09-14

PARA NINOS TENEMOS CAL
ZADO en- todos tama1os y en- todos
estilos, color cafe claro negro.
Clase muy fina y precio muy bajo.
International., 1925-09-14

(Continua en- Pagina s.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
AUTOISTS F OIL
ATTEMPTED
! HOLDUP
Bandit Takes Flight When
Driver Heads Car
For Him

Failing to stand his ground, an
armed highwayman early Thursday
morning allowed G. D. Wade, 446
Cooper street, and c. P. Reagan, I'll
South Alamo street, to escape when
they attempted to run over him as he
blocked the road, waving his pistol.
The bandits companion, who sat in
their automobile parked along the side
of the road, took only verbal part
in the attempted holdup, which oc-
CURED at the intersection OF the Suth-
erIsnd Springs and Conception roads,
The two young men were returning
from a roadhouse. They paid no at
;ention TO a large automobile which
followed them until il passed at ter
rifle speed.
Then the large car stopped.
One of its occupants got out and
walked to the middle of the road.
Wade and Reagan slowed down as he
waved a signal with his handkerchief.
As they neared him drew q pis-
tol from Q coat pocket and shouted !:
"Stop.r
Wade, who was driving. pulled down
his. gas accelerator, and the car lcaped
ut the bandit.
He sought safety as the two victims
sped away.
4 posse Of officers including Police
Captain Green. Detectives Carver and
Ruhnke and Emergency Officer Rams
chissel patrolled the vicinity Of the
attempted holdup but without result
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
g SOCIETY

Mrs. It. NJ. Wheat will entertain
Friday afternoon with a bridge tea il
her home in Myrtle drive, Woodlawr
Hills.
The visiting Shrine ladies have beer
requested by the ladies' entertainment
committee Of the Shrine to meet in the
parlors of the Gunter hotel at II A
o'clock Friday. At noon an elabo'
rate luncheon will be served them in
the Gunter hotel dining room with the
ladies of the Divan of Alzafar Shrine
as hostesses.
Tt $50 o'clock Friday night, the
visitors will be the guests at the
Shrine's ceremonial dance in the Scot
fish Rite Cathedral.
~ - ~
Mrs. Eugene Holmgreen, Mrs. Mel
rose Holmgreen and Mrs. Robert
Bruce Brough will entertain Friday
from 3 to 3 o'clock with a tea in the
Cuu aulOHlU AOuulil tlubs
- ~ -
Armistice day was observed with a
dinner dance Wednesday evening in
the Alamo Country club. Flags and
streamers decorated the ballroom.
Among those entertaining parties were
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Thorman, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. NJ. Parkinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas McCrary. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Perry. Mr.. and Mrs. q. d. Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A Saigh, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Baldus. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Huber. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Offer, Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. McDaniels,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Johnston of Chi
cago. o. +. Evans. c. T. Kewen. Fl. b.
veasey, G. E. Holland, Sam V. Lowe
Jr., J. G. 0ltorf. f. W. Krenshaw
Jr. and A. L. Ballard.
= y -
The Mozart Society will meet for re-
hcarsal at Z 80 o'clock Friday even
ing in the woman's club instead Of 4
o'clock as is the usual custom.
- - ~
A card and bunco party will be Civ
en- at s:15 o'clock Friday evening in
Beethoven Home. 422 Perieda street,
for the benefit of st. vincent's Home
for the Aged. All friends Of the insti-
tuition are invited TO attend.
- ~ -
Mrs. Frances Duel Olson Of st.
Paul. Mimi, national president Of the
Degree of Honor Protective associa-
ton. will be honored with luncheon
at IL 80 O'Clock Friday in the Gunter
hotel. For reservations call Mrs. p.
c. Blank, CroekeN 5113.
- - -
The German club will entertain at
q 80 o'clock Friday evening in the
Gunter hotel with formal ball intro
ducing 10 society. the debutantes OF
the season. The grand march will be
led BY Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Denman
and the eotillion will be led BY Miss
Adelaide winerich dancing with VIII
liam c. Hill.
- - y
Miss Olive Ellis will entertain with
buffet supper Friday evening in her
home complimenting Miss Kitty West
Schreiner and her house guests. Miss
Katherine Ward and Miss Hester
Anne Fisher Of New York. before the
German club dance at the Gunter
hotel.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
RABBI TO ADDRESS
PYTHIAN KNIGHTS

Three local lodges Of the knights
of Pythias will be guests Of honor al
services to be held Friday evening at
the Main Avenue Synagogue conduct
ed BY Rabbi Abraham Bengis.
Rabbi Bengis will deliver an ARMS
tice sermon. '"The Glory of Peace
William Alter. president Of the con.
gregation. will make an address OF
welcome and the response will be
made by NJ. L. Strum, chancellor Of
the Elks lodge.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
l5O-VOICE NEGRO
CHOIR WILL SING

Consisting solely of jubilee melo'
dies and other forms of negro music.
$50 voices made up from negro choirs
of San Antonio, will present pro-
gram at Douglas High School Mon
day night under the direction of Fl.
b. p. johnson of Nashville.
This is the third annual entertain
ment of this nature sponsored by San
Antonio negro ministers of which the
Rev. G. +. G. Curry is chairman. Ac-
commodations have been reserved fol
white persons.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
SCHOOL TO STAGE
ANNUAL CARNIVAL

Edgar Allen Poe Junior High
School will hold it's annual carnival
under the direction of the Parent
Teachers Association Friday. An
operetta, Under the Stars and
Stripes" will be given at 2 p. m.
and 80 p. m. Refreshments will be
served at noon and at 9 o'clock.
Candy and popcorn booths, fortune
tellers and a magic fish pond will
be open during the circus.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
GERMAN POLICE DOG
REPORTED MISSING

A German police dog, whose long
line of ancestors are traced back to
foreign shores, was listed among the
missing Thursday.
The dog is of a wolf-gray color and
is owned by r. L. Hogan of the
Uvalde Rock and Asphalt company.
He has offered a reward for the
dogs return or information leading
to it's recapture.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
SOCIAL CALENDAR.

+ Thursday-Aliss Kitty West
+ Schreiner entertains at dancing :
+ in the San Antonio Country :
= club, complimenting her guests.
+ Friday-Mrs. T. NJ. Wheat
= entertains with a bridge tea;
: Mrs. Eugene Holmgreen, Mrs.
I. Melrose Holmgreen and Mrs.
: Robert Bruce Brough entertain :
+ with tea in the San Antonio
+ Country Club: Miss Olive Ellis :
: enterfains with a buffet supper;
? the German Club entertains with
. the formal debutante ball.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
E. N. HOUSE FAVORS
AMERICA JOINING
LEAGUE OF NATIONS

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. ~
R-Colonel Edward NJ. House. close
associate of the late President Wood
row Wilson, in a statement which
will appear in the Yale Daily News
tomorrow morning. expresses the
opinion that the United States should
take part in the worldwide organi-
cation at Geneva, sin order to guard
her own interests" he asserts that
this conntry's extensive commercial
connections make it advisable for the
United States to become associated
with the League of Nations and that
this "can be effected without actual
subscription to the covenant"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
(Adyertisement.)

To Cure . Cold in One Day
Take Laxative BR0M0 QUININt
Tablets. The Safe and Proven Rem
edy. (The First and Original Cold
and Grip Tablet.) Signature Of E.
w. Grove on the box. Doc.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17
MURDER IN STREET

Syracuse, N. Y. Nov. II ORI-
After a quarrel In the home OF VII.
liam Emmons, Henry Rockwell. a
boarder yesterday chased Lillian
Brown. %. housekeeper. to the
street where he slashed her to
death with razor, Then he turn
ed on himself and inflicted wounds
which 1t was said at a hospital
might prove fatal.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17

WJBL at Decatur. Illinois. offered
a keen dance orchestra. one OF the
best on the air, I'm Knee Deep in
Daisies" and Angry were two OF
the numbers featured. The station
came In with a great deal OF vol.
ume and completely drowned out
WCAu, which was broadcasting or
about the same wavelength.
WBAP at Fort Worth was anoth.
er visitor in the course OF the even.
ing. Wards Trail Blazers dance or.
chestra played Save Your Sorrow
in the usual style.
Other station announcements we
heard were those OF xxx, Hast.
ings; WTAM. Cleveland, very loud;
WIZ, New York: WCAE. Pittsburgh,
WJR, Detroit; WGR. Buffalo;
WAHG, Richmond Hill. ana WsAI
Cincinnati.
The Glee club OF Mercer univer.
sity. Macon. Georgia, entertained or
the late program from WsB, Allan.
Ia. The station poured in comfort
ably and, although we did not hear
any Of the song numbers. a mono
logue by one OF the members OF the
club was extremely funny, 1t por-
trayed the efforts OF an old darby Ia
use the telephone for the first time,
You've all heard Cohen on The
Telephone" Well, It was along the
same line.
That's all for today. thanks!
p, e. I,
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17
EVENING PICK

WEAF (492)7:3o-Davs saxophone
octette.
WIZ (455) 1o--Grand tour. Trim
along the Rhine.
WNYC (526) s:30-Chandler mixed
quartet.
WAAM (263) s-11Sth Infantry
band.
WlP (5OS) S:16-Works OF negro
composers by negro artists.
VITO (476) S-Selections from
Robin Hood"
WEI $3.50 3:15-Speclal theatrical
program.
kPO t42S) 11-Danish Singing So
ciety. g
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17
Through the Static

There was nothing at all the mat
ter with last night and We don't
mean perhaps. Distance galore came
galloping in time after time. The
Herald static-tician found none OF
that commodity on the market, that
is, none to speak OF. There was
plenty of volume on most stations,
except for the fact that WIN, New
York, and a few others took to the
long fadeouts. That is, they faded
and remained faded for minutes at a
time.
We hit WGBU at Fulford twice
during the evening, once shortly
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17
HISTORIC TREE RazEn

Palmer. Mass. Nov. IT R)-sun-
day nights storm partly destroyed 9
giant tree, known as the Bear tree.
connected by tradition with the last
Indian war. A limb 10 feet long
crashed through the roof OF a siY
family house. ."a...
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17


ai'er supper and then again later,
On poIh occasions piano solos were
pelhg given The first time the plan
/ lst or Blue Steele's orchestra was
| Playing FLORIDA Cracker" one OF
ms own compositions, which sound
60 pretty SICK The next time, Miss
theresa horne stan pianist was on
t!e ar: SAe played when You
leave Inc world Behind and
tstio, nioas"s 10y s'SIe " rI'efpEe'
nonnc.r u,itE, 49,, uS s taS.ty. ne an,
anG o.to,ra 49, , us utS'4'lo's lnu'Vlaua
naII - .I' " spoutiHs OUT lhe
No e. anao -, ..'o station also pIeasea
weu $780, '''''' We ieI' ''e station
WEAN at prov,dA,oA .ar,. ~
loud, but IL was all n,ixed ur~ u,,th
some other station. The othsr Sta
ton was not loud enough IN nrovtdo
more than a nerve wracIinp whistIo
and sometimes tbe whistle died nv
but not often. Raw Stewart,s orcb
estya played as one of the numbers
1T Must Be Love" FxcslIenta .
As we tuned in on wBz +be
Aleppo drum CORPS was tearing auav
for a touchdown. The hand ws. bar
ing another rehearsal so we left
and shouting in the band room
Snear.s rJ.n H.. r,
presented an intara ao.to l.n'ei ID lhefs
old farnilior ,,,oIaIits piosIdn OF
which station 1900 *, i1in alma
in fact we hsva $500 al-u 0lea'
pittshprgb hro,>Ioas 1l.a'O |lle
volume. "An,rrioan ~ MOI :
Just q Som A. ru,i,t 60 ana
PLAYED hv me- 49,. "''ts ~ were
the program hoina tnII,ns S pa' o.
baritone snIos ~ s., t0 r oy Two
mer" and "Tba a. $3.50 -! 9uii,
This lost faat,~ ~ oaNen buoke..
n,aIodtons e was especially
I,I lily '1Io quartet sang that old
'-1'' 0Nce. ana Low
,n.
tauiTS nlelody orchestra pre-
, aaI,n 00iiletltle from WMAk at
- 800 |, - was pretty lair, but the
- 4'!' S0u"aeu father suited
uvp1y.
,,,'s ~ a a. t''chlnoho was another
No., -t-o0tiiSu VISITOR last evening.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17
IL SENTENCED To nIr

Leningrad, Russia, Nov. II R--
The supreme court yesterday passed
death sentences against ~ former
officials OF the Port OF Leningrad
for misappropriation OF state prop
erty.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17

membership yesterday sent the
price OF seats soaring to a record
height. Exchange officials admitted
that the sale OF membership had
been arranged for $4,000. which
compares with the previous record
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17
ZONES SUCCEEDS DEDFoRD

New York. Nov. II Rl-George II.
Jones. vice-presldent and treasurer
Of the Standard Oh Co. OF New Jer-
sey, yesterday was elected chairman
OF the board TO succeed the late A. c.
Bedford. Walter Cam Teagle re-
mains president OF the company.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17
WHESM THE AIR
TUESDAY.
DANCE MUSIC TONIGHT

-hcStC lONlGHI,
$500 WMCA-Polka Dot.
1000 WJY-Paul Specific,
1000 WNYC-Harry Ash's.
1905 WIP-Joe Rays.
lO'SO-l2 WMCA--Dance music
1880 WEAF-Vincent Lopez's.
1880 WJZ-Mayfiower.
ll;oO WEAF-Meyer Davis,
ll:00 WHN-Dance music.
1900 WPG-Dance music.
1880 WFBH-Dance music.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17
INTERCHANGEABLE


u,OY ru,o,cn
NY "Et'-->iiiO'Au lib
- n,idnta,,, ~ Ta, ', e,.,,
~ Th. - f,tl sky!afks'
wCnn 1in iss' iioUr'
o--,tivaa - i'4i''-ofo
WLwECISCI%N. 1tI9Ilr, O''''
s-Chas. L. TavIor hori,ore
S:15-Trio (vioiin colo ona r,i,ro
E;50-First ~ a saries -, sr,ai,
talks on DOES. "Tho shanbnrd
Dog"
e-Th;rd I, sarros 10 .,,,,o,. =
Henry Stories adontad for the
radio-"The parson, - Wal. =. A'
9:3O-AIbert H Korg@s tcrnr r"
9;4O--Croe,rv Hi In|e
9:50-Nlale Quartet
10-Formica concerr orobe.,ra
wsAICrNC,~~,rr ooo
s.As-orssr rs'i,.I va -"
pado,I2, U''"l ~ "E'pel
o-In--San,o aa u,r,r Wv
1o--paJ 49, as " i1<'f' NC" orh'
10,30-Tbo pIrn S, r. ,r.. 49,.
lin Rrotbors I1on.a 't1S C go, "a 10
NCrN " ,+tt1 ~ ~ '', 90 S'S' D
11-Dntob- ,1oraa,- - 40
-. 2oNpnr, ,ia,0s ~, p'oe . aHi'
12-Doc Howard's entertainers
danes ronsto n1a,,.. n,ur ta..ie' .
w,,,,~ ,.,, 1.' w. :. 4-'O'iS'
8:30-D9ncA music C.rI zoa1,.r,s
MeIodiste Tbrtf, +.II, Nawa
WSB-ATTANTa-1Ss
a-Butmora salon orcbostra
11:45-Fntnrtatnnoant
W,iC--,tEwpEIS,
9:S0-Procram auenicne Hugh Co,
dige, ~
10--Bridre leseon sroro yceA1 Gin
cinnsti - 80 49, 80
12-Horrv Nichols orga, rec,,o,
KTHSTJOT Spp9ycc 90
10-CuIn organ rnnitaI ''
10,15-Tba Crahon, MAJ. .,ort..
10.45-Contral4o Solos, 1'' 10
1l--Darce roustc IIeyor Do,.,. o.,,
WNRF-.,TJAlry pEGCH"ses --'
7-FIeetwoo1 roncert orohastra
8.r5-DaiIv ra1,s Iott.r
o--po,ioa hnIIn+ius ~, ~
norris voral ,roaram
1n-f9-Fralt~,oda bnt@i .o
and solois.s
WGBT-FGrroHD r1ao-s
6.30--RIrA s+en1o.s oroho-+ro
1o-1 Rlro c4aa1o,o or,nas,. $780,,
Theresa Horne ,iartst coIois+a =
KpRC--HOI-GTnN--ouz
5.9o-n, ne ,,,vsio n;,Ii. po.,.,.
orchestra
o.q6IVonoI s,,oa
1n--"E1ow tn pIav .,o.t,.n r,ntsu.u
Lesson No , rrom VISA r.,
cinnati
WrAa-nAIJAcAra
-.2n-na,, Io,stnr1- -. f. 49,.
Ra1xer hotoI -"'' - ''4' o-''
a.30-Piano apd Neutrality-suspicious. s,,.
12-Hena remole Novnltu a ,r+t,r -,,7
Are
t-proeran, nv article aoas,u,,u
+ba Palace thnotar Dan@s
WnspTonT, worm ,-o
7-Dance music Toxic ROYALS from,
tho Tavss l,o+al
s.30--Sonrano ana harf4o,a .oroo
10,20-Prngra n, nv ,oamI,srs A. +bo
American Train rie,,atrrors, ,-ra
citation
W0AIc,x .xro~ro pa
.S0-Rnehart ta,fco, Io,,r.rn ,,,
musical nrorram
KENE--SBr-HAxD ocr
s--Artists ivan, To1a7-a[. 7on1,
NHo--Dt'e, N0yNTS 1oG
3.31-The P9lnia1 Quintet
9-B2nEars' Life +rin
1c--Iittla svmrbon,, or,>rae+r,
WpC-pS{EXp0 fC,
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17

EXCHANGE SEATS MORE COSTLY
New York, Nov. II R-The re-
fusal OF New York stock exchange
brokers to permit an expansion OF
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17

WIZ (oOS) Sl6-Works OF negro
composers by negro artists.
VITO (476) 8-Selections from
Robin Hood"
WB2 (3SS) 8:15-Special theatrica
program.
KPO (428) 11--Danish Singing so.
ciety. g
INTERCHANGEABLE
6;3o--Dinner music, Hub Restaur-
ant Trio.
6:45--Weather report.
baritone solos, Spencer Terry.
7:2O-Dinner music and baritone
solos.
6-Studio program, selections from
Robin Hood"-Travelers Mixed
quartet, Travellers Choral club, a
chorus Of rs voices, soloists
Symphonic orchestra.
S:So-Organ recital, Joseph c.
Beebe, organist.
WBZ--SPRINGFIELD-3S8
6;3o-Hotel Lenox Ensemble.
Market reports.
7:O5-Hotel Kimball dance orch.
72O-Frank Davis, tenor, with Ste
phen E. Boisclair at the piano in
a few minutes Of popular songs.
735-Hotel Kimball dance orch.
745-Banjo selections by Alfred
Seher.
s - Gertrude Hatcher, mezzo-so-
prano.
8;!6-special theatrical program,
Boston.
s;30--Alandale Ministries.
l0-Weather reports: missing per
sons descriptions.
WJAR--PROVIDENCE~-80o
73o-Musical program
S-Safety talk.
&:S0-Twins.
9-Eveready Hour
WNAC--BOSION-2s0
New NYNAC Radio club.
6;30--Dinner dance.
7'3b-"Kissimee Shores, Florida"
7.45-Somervine Players orch.
6;l5 - Boston American orchestra;
quartet.
1"--Radio auction bridge.
WELI--BOSTON--9ta
b,'o-Lost and Found; heather
Big Brother club
Z 45-Talk.
S-ll--Frogram same as WEAF
WTAG--WORCESTER-2GA
$--Rosa Germans orchestra
$:30-Focal salsctiors
&-Eveready Hour.
39-Nincent Lopozs orchestra.
NEAF--NEW YORk--I92
G-Dlnner music,
Mira Ha2er, contralto.
T l0-Colum0l University lecture.
7.3o-Davis' saxophcne octette.
6-"Financial Events Dudley Fow-
ler
3 lQ--Ross Germans orchestra
S;20-The Twins
g. Eyeteady Hour
1o--"Your Hour."
lp'30-Vincent Lopez's orchestra.
l1-12--Mcyer Davis orchestra.
WJY-NEW YORk--405
30-Ambassador Trio.
10" Savings Accounts" William
Knox
S:20-Louise Voccon, soprano
sto--To be announced.
Paul Specht's orchestra
WJZ--NEW VOORHEES,
6,30--New York University course:
The X-Ray," Professor H. Shell
don.
7-"Dachshounds," Frank Dole
7l5-VandSrbilt orchestra
$50 be announced.
9-New York Edison 1+--lr
10--The Grand Tour: The Rhine "
lc:30-Mayflower orchestra
WGBS-NEW YORK-2lG
6--Uncle Geebee.
6:30-Interliew with Inez HAYNES
Irwin and VIII Irwin.
6:40-William Rcitz. songs.
G.50-Charles Jones, Salesman
ship
7-Arrowhead orchestra.
S-Y. NJ. H. A. Vocational Forum.
8;15-Frienda and Lillian Drellitch,
duets.
6:GO-ClaSSiC SaXophone SeXtet
S:40-Mary Zoller xylophone.
8:50-"Intelligence of Nature"
9:05-Classic Saxophone SeXtet, /
Mary Zoller, Xylopnono
e:50-Quartet of women's voices. !
10:30-Arrowhead orchestra.
WHN-NEN YORK-3G1
6:SO-Laslie Mcleod. tenor.
6:4O-"Sunshine Talk" Bill Van.
Dance orchestra.
7:30-Oakland' Chateau Stanley.
Sherman StregCr's Players.
S:SO-NIiller, Piott and Val, songs.
S:45-Charlie Guglicri, musical saw
9-Judith Roth, soprano.
9:l5-Joscph Turkel. tenor
9:3o-Clarence Williams Trio
1l-Caravan orchestra.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-05-09
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 In two years Columbus sail ed back to Span. All the stores and shops were closed up in honor of Columbus and his men.