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IDENTIFY MASTERS WORK
Art Experts Find Michelangelo Did
Statue Found in Italy.

TREVISO, Italy, July 81 R).-Of-
ficials of the Venetian Art Academy
have announced that a terra Gotta
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-07
Tells How to End
Night Coughing

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at once.
The treatment is based on a re-
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and hold it in your throat for 10
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1t not only soothes and relieves lr-
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The prescription contains absolutely
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Instead of merely. benumbing the
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-07
MANUFACTURED Raj
IMPROBABLE, SAYS

IF you are thinking Of buying an
airplane as a part Of your rain
making machinery, desist.
This from w J. Humphreys,
Washington, physicist in the bureau
If meteorology. Humphreys does not
eiieve for a minute that any great
eumber Of farmers plan to invest
,heir money in rainmaking air
planes
But experiments in rain making
re continually being made and
acre are those-and some OF them
IRE Of good authority--who say that
leather can be delivered c. o, D.
>ia the airplane.
one of these is DR.. e. Francis
warren of Harvard University.
EXPERIMENTS
Rain or shine, as you like It, Is
Iarren's statement.
Warren is staging a series of en-
-.-yirnents at Boiling Flying Field
'eXas, to prove that it can be done.
Army aviators are helping him
50.
They fly up with loads of electri'
"a sand and squirt it down through
zzles
So far they have been unable 10
.r.ng forth any rain, but they have
spelled log clouds.
Here's Warren's explanation:
IF cloud contains Il positive cleo
5ric charge we spray it with mega
rely charged particles Of sand, and
zee versa. . This causes it to dis
.4tegrate and disappear.
If cloud contains no charge at
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-07
GSSIBLE BUT
HERMAN

we charge it any way we like
Il then destroy it by scattering op'
positely charged sand.
Rain can also be made to fall
by charging the rain clouds"
Theoretically correct" answers
Humphreys.
VERY simple. but very improb'
able of success"
Then he explained,
II know how to pick up this PEN
Gil from my desk"
He picked up the pencil.
CAN'T BE WORKED
"Well," he added. II could pick
up the Washington monument in
Just the same way-if I had tho
strength"
"Only 1 haven't The principle is
sound enough, but it can't be worked
on a big scale"
"To dispel any great fog or bring
down any great amount of rain, you
would have to use thousands of
planes, and so many tons Of snnd
that it would be ridiculous TO at.
tempt it."
EOLSHEVIK TRANSFORMS
He added that man for countless
ages had been trying to control
weather conditions.
But he has not changed thing
and never will"
On this Warren disagrees.
Some of these days. he says. old
timers will be telling Of how. when
they were kids, they actually wit
messed Bolshevik rainstorns that
weren't even authorized by Congress.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-07

afford be without it,
excellent indispensable work.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-07

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Today's Best

COPYRIGHT. 1895. bu United Press
WIZ, New York (454.3 Nj; WIZ,
Springfield 1881 NJ; KYW. Chicago
1884 NJ; WRC, Washington (46S.5
M; WGY, Schenectady (S79.5 M;
KDKA. Pittsburgh 1901 M, 8 P. M.
EST-Brunswick music memory
contest, second series.
WIP, Philadelphia (50S.2 Nd, 8
p. M. EST-Verdi's opera, aida"
KGO, Oakland (S60.S M, 8 p. M.
PCST-Little Symphony Orchestra
WEAF, New York (491.5 NJ;
WEAR, Cleveland 1894 M; voc,
Davenport (4S3.6 M; WCCO, Mime
apolis-St. Paul (416.4 M; WEEP,
Boston (475.9 NJ: WAR, Providence
(sO5.9 NJ: wCAE, Pittsburgh. (461.s
M; wGR. Buffalo (319 NJ; WIFI,
Philadelphia (394.5 NJ; WV. De-
troit (352.7 M, o p. NJ. EST-Ever-
ready hour.
WLW. Cincinnati 422.3 M, 10
p. M. CST-Musical program.
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1862 ID Detroit-orchestra-
6:05 p. M=wBZ t333.D, Springfield.
Mass.-Bedtme story.
e:t5 P. M:-KDKA tsS s,ial::u East Pits Pitts
wTAY (25s). Oak Park, nl.-organ
music.
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Pittsbnrgh@U Uncle Kaybee" WILT
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bic. Blackstone Quintet. WY (405.2l
New Yor.S-saverin Ensemble; wNYC
Sc SEQ WIZ HsT ts5i1J. spriSEfieid, Mass
Educational course for short story writ
Tswai wTA Music voc i 25ssTDs sEen
port. Iowa-Sandman' visit.
Address. WEAR (SsS.4j. Cleveland
o's Sa & FSsE ' waa ss9 Ss5
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York-walf Street Journal New York
University. WIS (344.6). Chicago
Lullaby time. negro spirituals. WAX
(447.5). Chicago-Rainbo Orchestra
Washington-Show shopping. recital
WV f352.7). Detroit-Program from
7:iS T p. M.&wJJD (sss.s,. Mooseheart
IIl;E,MoOseheart Concert Band. talk or
1895 y M@kFEB !279. Milford. Kan
80 Studio % pr5sfam. KDk2 1908 q. Easl
Acknowledgement program. WBAF
l476.9) Fl. Worth-Berachal Home
Band. WCAE (461 81, Pittsburgh
sSfs orc6Estra %NYe
1891, New York-Recital. WRC
1885. WashinRton-"Politica Situa
ton in Washington"
7.45 p. M.-wLS l344.6ls Chicago-=wLs
Theater. Rip Van Wrinkle. WREc
(295.5l. Lansing. Mich.-Basketbal
game. Michigan-Notre Dame.
$500 P. M;I;75KDKA lsoe.1). East Pitts
(46S.5) Washington: KYW 1854
Chicago Brunswick hour of music
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p. M.-wMAo S(447.5), Chicago-Asso-
citation of Commerce talk.
1 80 r. M.--wGR 1919. Buffalo--Radi9
(4907), Memphis--No musicale
1;4O P. M.-wGN ts702l. Chicago--
Drake ensemble; Blackstone quintet.
900 r. M.-wCCO (416.4l. Minneapolis.
st. Paul-Magazine hour. WhB
M SsS1 asI Kansas cltywS%sHs hour
$3.50 p. M.-,wGN t37o2G Chicago-1,s,Re..
gGttsi, one half hour; Rocking Chaii
$500 p. M-wCK ta6O). st. r,ouis--Mu,
sic. VOL (447.5) Chicago--Housc-
hold hints. music, one hour
S;15 p. M.-WCx (5l6.9). Dctroit---Mu-
sic.
$3.50 p. M-wcAE (4e1 81. Pittsburgh
Sunshine girls WDAF (365.6). Kan
sas City, Mo.--Star Trio. one hour.
Mp sos M 90 che 5a,, iMus'c
3:45 r. M.--WLS (344.6). Chicago 49,
Homemaker's hour.
400 p. 'M.-WHAS (399.S), Louisville
Alamo Theater orsan.
$3.50 +. M.--WSUI (4S3.6) Iowa City.
Iowa-Radio correspondence course
$500 r. M.-WBZ 1881, Springfield,
| Mass.-Dlnner concert. WEAF (49l.bl
! New York-Dinner concert, Hotel Wal
dSrftA u yoca Spd ins tgssS m
stories WRC (462.5), Washington.
Peggy Albion stories. WTAM (3S0.4)
| Cleveland-Spitainys Orchestra,
$500 r. M;-WIP (50S.2). Philadelphia
sis r. M@KDKA (soslD. East Pitts
| burgh-Dlnner music broadcast also by
| xxx (2SS), Hastings. Neb.
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Silvertown Orchestra. WIFI (394:5l !,
hiladelphia-Musical program. WGR
(31e). Buffalo-Silvertown Orchestra.
woAw 1929. Omaha. Omaha = 0rches Ms
0:1O p. M.-wLs (344.e). Chicago =
Shakespearean play.
Wis,-Blaekstone serenaders. wREo
ESQ p M .mcRAc t425). Montreal
Windsor Hotel dance music. WBAP
(475.9l. t.Worth---Musicale. WCAE
(461.3l. Pittsburz--Lowe's Aldine The
s;sr WIZ tS4S1 WEI NsT ' Y9T5SB BmSs
10 100 p. M-KDKA 1900 IL. East Pitts
geles-Program. KFKB (273l. Milford.
kso sss pr0sF1oS sS0 nGsas
WON (37O.2), Chicago-Jazz skamper.
one hour wGR (319).. Buffalo--Pro-
B,sS%~s Dr wPe 'a9 VS. AsBe cS Sts
-Rainbo Orchestra. songs. one hour.
WREo t2s5.5). Lansing. Mich
Weather report.
1918 r. M.-WIP (50S.2). Philadelphia
Washington-Davis lie Paradise Orches'
1910 p. M.-woAw (526),. Omaha
Omaha Nightingales,
Instrumental and vocal. WCEE C27s)
Elgin. Hl-Dance music. WFAA (475.0
Dallas-Palace organ. one hour; WIN
cS Sel2 N WMo for a49a M CTS Or
Midnight frolic by Rhinehardt's 0rches-
1880 p. M.-wsIAo C447.5). Chicago
u:4 ,srS p. MmWpAF 1895 .e) Kansa.
City. Mo.-Nighthawk's frolic. one hour
and half.
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STOKES TO TAKE
STAND FOR SELF
Millionaire VIII Tell Why He
Probed Wife's Past,

Bf United Press ~
CHICAGO, March s.-W. y. d.
Stokes, New York millionaire,
planned to take the stand late today
in his own defense and tell why he
decided to investigate the past of his
beautiful young bride, the evidence
found and The activities which
brought about his indictment on q
charge Of conspiracy to defame
Helen Elwood Stokes character.
Charles Rathbun, chief defense at
torney, said Stokes agreed 70 be the
first defense witness. The State ex-
poets to rest its case SOME time to-
day.
Rathbun said he would show the
Jury that Stokes had IAN honest
suspicion and that 1t was lawful
for him to take every step he
thought necessary to determine
whether or not his wife had once
lived In the notorious Everleigh Club
here, as certain underworld charac-
tiers told him.
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and aids Miss Barry in her eccentric
fun. This woman has personality.
She knows how to approach song
in different way from the others.
One of the winning acts on the bill.
Olive Thorne goes in for Swedish
dialect in Sold" Here is woman
with personality which is all her
own. 1 mean that she is different.
She lifts sold" TO one Of the real
hits of any variety bill.
Ben Meroff, on former visits to the
city, has been able TO establish him
self as a dancer of ability as well as
the owner of a good band. Meroff
this week at Keith's is doing his skat-
ing number and the high hat spe-
cialty with his band. The band
plays some Of the new jazz hits. Per.
sonally, I think that Meroff makes
a mistake in letting the boys in his
band fall off of their seats to get
hokum comedy effect. This organ
ization does not need this sort OF
"hoke" to put over the act. And
In all fairness. / must record that
Meroff and his band wore the ap
plause winners of the bill when
was present.
Ed and Tom Hickey are back In
their very funny line of work under
the head of 1.-TWO Elegant Gentle
men" These men know how to put
over hokum comedy material. And
it takes real artists to do this.
The Swiss Marvels close the show
with some interesting exhibits In
strength. Interesting work. Frank
Richardson has voice that merits
applause. Good selection OF songs.
Has a corking finish. Ward and
Dooley open the show in II Can Dc
That. Too" Both are clever In
handling the ropes.
At Keith's oil week.
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''T n G eri ME-"
Crumit is not suited to a butler role
and he does not really come into his
own until the second act when he
does his vaudeville speciality. And
Crumit Is an artist in this line OF
song. He does not fit into the
scheme of things as a butler. He
doesn't have the butler look. or
course we are not expected to have
realism in musical comedy. 4,
Miss Sanderson did not take owe
the Betty Duncan role until near tn ,
close of New York run of this
musical comedy. Moonlight" needs
Miss Sanderson much more than she
needs it.
Louis Simon played the role of
Jimmie Farnsworth last night
although the program had the name
of Charles Lawrence IN the role.
Simon opened in the role In New
York, but was replaced by Lawrence.
Simon gives a lisping effect to the
role which Is not my idea of comedy
acting.
JFranker Woods now has the part
of Peter Darby which was created
by Ernest Glendining. This is
supposed to be fat comedy part,
but not in the hands Of Woods.
The weakness Of the show rests
in the book, especially in the first
act. All the real merit what there
Is of it) is to be found in the second
act. From 3 scenic standpoint,
Moonlight is beautiful. The
chorus wears some smart gowns. In
fact the women are beautifully
gowned, especially Miss Sanderson.
This is my opinion. Kindly have
your own.
Moonlight" is on view all week
at the Murat.
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Radio
ALL CENTRAL

KFDM (315.6). Beaumont. Texas-,,Con-
cert, two hours. KFKB l273). Milford;
Kan.-KFKB Orchestra, lecture. WBCN
1860; chicagomPopulMSFc A Prosraa4msl ~ ~
Pittsburgh--WEAF program. WIN
(370.2) Chicago-Classical music. o Ply
hour. WPG l299.s A.. Atlantic CWsfggmT7
1883 1850. iowa City, iowa---Musiccale.
WHB $3.50. Kansas City, Mo@;Spe,
--Eyening r. F.. D. program. rh WY
(4907). Memphis-Lecture- BY mares Nnaaries
Plattenburg. WMAQ t447.5l. Chlcago
Literature talk travels Ass ,1c.1
Orchestra. wTAs (s02.s) Elgin. III
WTAS Orchestra, songs. c,,,.ro
SEQ r. M.-KYW (530.4. lineage
Farm Bureau Federation program
Tenor. pianist. WIN g361S(. New
YoriS-MusicaIe. WIZ 454 3 New
YOrk-organ. WoAI S &c.,; ssn An
$3.50 r. M.-wMAQ (447.5). Chicago
University of Chicago lecture, tenos,;s
300 r. M.-KSD (540.1). 81. LOUIS. Mo MO
Studio recital WEBB l370.2l Cni-
WcAE 4e1 Ptstsb9 arg MnesroIt%Red
Apple Club. WEEI t475e), boston
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Stage Verdict

sMOONLIGHT"--A musical
comedy which does not give
Mss Julia Sanderson and
Frank Crumit the right kind
of parts. Remainder OF the
cast is weak. Scenic effects are
beautiful. At the Murat all
week.
KEITH'S-The personality
of three women invite special
attention this week. Meroff's
band is an applause winner.
LYRIC-An all-round good
comedy bill.
PALACE-Indian Jazz Re
vue introduces features OF
merit.
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Radio PROGRAMS

TUESDAY, MARCH 3
$50 p. M.EwCAE (461 81, Pittsburgh
Dinner concert Penn Hotel. WCCo
l416.D, Minneapolis-St; Paul.Chtl-
dren's hour. concert. WEEl (47b.9l
Boston-Big Brother Club. WIFI
l394,5). Philadelphia-Davis Orchestra.
WGN (3172), ChicagoASkeezix time
5;45 r. M.-WRC (46S. 5). Washington
Peggy Albion stories. dinner music.
woo t4S3.6), Davenport. Iowa-Chimos.
r. M.-cKAC (425). Montreal-chil
dren's stories, French and English.
Lady. piano lesson Trianon Ensemble.
one hour. WIP 5000. Philadelphia
Uncle Wip. VIZ (4543l, Neg York
Theater organ. La Sale Orchestra Z,
Music While You Dine" wwJ
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GOOD COMEDY BILL
ON VIEW AT LYRIC

A comedy bill with enough variety
for every one is the program at the
Lyric this week.
\With all but two acts Of the laugh
ing kind there are still no two that
dispense the same brand OF comedy.
Nellie ". Nichols, first-class sing
ing Coincidence, Is the headiiner.
Miss Nichols specializes in character
and dialect songs. Her Italian song
is cleverly done and her impression
Of a Scotchman singing "Whatll l.
Do?" is scream.
Ell Gotta, the comic xylophone play
err. is back this week. He was greet
ed like an old favorite. This time
his act is dressed up" with spe-
cial drape and lady assistant. The
girl dances well. but really isn't
needed. Ell Gotta earned an encore
with his unique comedy and then
stonned the show with the legitimate
rendition of Liszt's Rhapsody No.
O." He is a musician, comedian
and a Snowman.
Art Lewis and Peggy Ames were
easy winners with their comedy OF
fering. Lewis is an eccentric comic
with a style Of his own. Techows
Cats open the show with a remark
able exhibition Of the things cats do
best and a lot OF things they are not
expected to do. In the first class be-
longs the Impression" of fight on
back yard fence. These cats go
through their routine o perfectly
and as easily as the members OF the
best dog or animal acts. This is an
unusual and interesting demonstra-
ton Of training and animal inteii'
gence.
Saeer Midgly and company OF
four present a. farcical sketch calico
"Oh, Jonsey." O'Neil and brower
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Silent TODAY
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the next INC takes the cath of Of
lowing a short prayer. President Cool.
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The Marine Band will close the pro.
gram with The Star-Spangled Banner
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WOMEN ARE WINNERS
AT KEITH'S THIS WEEK

The personality Of three women
claimed my attention when looked
over the bill at Keith's.
list the three as follows: Nine.
Besson in "Smarty's Party" Clara
Barry with Orville Whitledge in
~Jest for Awhile" and Olive Thorne
with Frank Rose in Sold"
1t is seldom that you will find on
one bill three women of such differ
ent personalities. Nine. Besson ap--
pears in a one-act play, "Smarty's
Party by George Kelly. This is
a worldly sketch which really gets
nowhere. 1t does gives Nine. Besson