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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-30

ing on Wisconsin and Western ave-
nues and extending back to the
River road. The OOO-is
the highest yet paid for acreage
property in this county. H. Latane
Lewis conducted the sale.
With all of the various ,women's
missionary societies of the Baptist
churches of Rockville. Kensington.
Mount Zion. Germantown, Cedar
Grove. Barnsville.s Upper Seneca
and Travilah well represented, the
mid winter meeting of the Women 5
Baptist Missionary Union of Mont
gomery county was held in the
Baptist Church here.
The morning session was con-
Quoted by Miss Isabel Kingdom. OF
Rockville. leader of the union, and
at the afternoon session Mrs. John
D. Pyles, of GAINESVILLE, vice leader,
presided. The principal speake"
was Miss Jeanette White. of Ba:-
timore. field worker of the State
Union.
In support of their motion for
new trial. Leroy Rodgers. former
member of the county police force,
and Lee Ball, of PooIesville, who
were found guilty in the circuit
court here of assaulting Littleton
s. Poole, a prisoner, with a rubber
hose, and were sentenced to six
and four months, respectively, in
the house of correction, have filed
affidavits setting forth that they
have learned that Sheriff Clay
mn Az <1eY bod
much to do with their conviction,
neglected to be sworn before testi-
flying before the grand jury which
returned the Indictment. When
his attention was called to it to-
day, however, Sheriff Plummer de-
elared that he was sworn by the
clerk of the court before entering
the grand jury room. Arguments
on the motion for a new trial are
expected to be heard soon.
In a suit for a limited divorce.
filed in the circuit court here, Mrs.
Mary Estelle Griffith of Etchison,
this county, charges her husband,
Walter Griffith, a wel1-known Lay.
louisville district farmer, with being
an habituaI drunkard and with
conduct $50 cruel and unbearable
that the plaintiff was obliged to
leave his home for fear of her life
and personal safety"
IS According to the bill, the couple
were married at Etchison on Octo.
Der Ia, 1908, and lived together al
Etchison until, October "a, 1924.
Mrs. Griffith asks the court to
award her the custody of their
child and to allow her aIimony and
counsel fees.
Mrs, Julian B. Waters of German
town, has been appointed by Cover
nor Ritchie a member of the Mont
gomery county board of education
to FIJI out the unexpired term Of
Mrs. A. Dawson Trundle, resigned.
Charging that while living at
Silver Spring, she was, on Feb
ruary Is, 1924, deserted without
just cause" Mrs. Elsie .Ballou of
Silver Spring, has filed suit in the
circuit court here for an absolute
divorce from Carlton Ballou, also a
resident of the Silver Spring neigh
borhood. She also asks the court
to award her the custody of the
couples only child, and to allow her
a1imony and counsel fees.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-30
HIGH HONOR TO BE PAID
MISS ANTHoNY'S MEMORY

Elaborate exercises in observ-
ance of the 105th anniversary Of
the birth OF Susan B. Anthony will
be held February Is in the Con.
gregational church. Tenth and G
streets northwest.
Requests are being sent through
out the country to schools. clubs
and churches to join In the cere-
monies in honor of the famous
woman.
Member of the Susan B. Anthony
Foundation will be at home In new
headquarters, 1713 HI street north
west, from 4 to o'clock Saturday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-30
GIRL, TIRED or LIFE, TOOK
DOSE or AMMONIA

Louise Cole, colored. eighteen.
241o N street northwest. drank
some ammonia last night In an at,
tempt to end her life. according to
the police. She was taken to
Emergency Hospital, where physf-
clans expect her to recover.
The girl was found unconscious
on the floor Of her home by her
younger sister, Rebecca Templeman.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-30

Mrs. Julian B. Waters of German
town, has been appointed by Cover
nor Richie a member of the Mont
gomery county board of education
to I'll out the unexpired term Of
Mrs. A. Dawson Trundle, resigned.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-30
Gas Poisons Chauffeur

William Bates, colored. a chauf
feur in the garage at 800 Rhode
Island avenue, was found In the
garage late last night suffering
from monoxide gas poisoning caused
by the fumes from the exhaust
Of an auto. He was treated at
Sibley Hospital and then returned
to work.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-30
Won 7 GOMERY
LAND BRINGS
$4,000
Shoemaker Tract of Sixty
Acres Sold to D. c. Man
at Record Price

ROCKVILLE, Md, Jan. &c.
Francis Bennett Poe. of Washing
ton, has bought the Shoemaker
tract of sixty acres, located at the
District of Columbia line and front
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-30
AFFORD FREE
VISIT THE EXHIBIT
AT THE
AUTOMOBILE SHOW
Danger Signals of
High Blood Pressure
Use Norma


'Dizzy spells, hot flashes. pains in
the head, shortness of breath. sleep
lessness and nervousness usually inoi-
cate high blood pressure" warns ply
stefan who found treatment to re-
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These are symptoms which snow an
RECOMMENDATION of poisonous waste mat
ter in the system or that enc or more
Of your organs has weakened and
caused the heart to be overtaxed: Check
a at once for it is known high blood
pressure brings on hardening of the
arteries, apoPlexy, bright's disease. and
often sudden death.
Norma a harmless purely vegetable
medicine and a physicians prescrfp-
tion, reduces blood pressure so surely
tt is regarded as a great medical sue
cess Often one bottle brings prompt
relief. Ask for Norma for high blood
pressure Peoples Drug Stores.
n OR NJ A
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-30
Former DC. Reporter,
Now Envoy, Visits
Old Beat

Jesse Cottrell, newspaperman,
was back on his original "beat"
today.
Cottrell, formerly State De-
partment correspondent for sew
eral Southern newspapers, at
tended conferences with various
Secretaries of State until three
years age, when he was appoint
ed American minister to Boz
livia.
Minister Cottrell is now in
the United States on two
months leave and made the
rounds of the department with
his former newspaper cronies
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-26

to Bring Back
French Beauty

oioriz Swansea VII Lave Tor a
hrisf vacation Ia Europe a. soon
IS she completes Stage Struck.
the picture On which Hhs T. nou
a. WORK She expects 20 s4il ln
about vssk with her htahand.
and thsy vtl ~ away about three
weeks.
whsa shs returns shs probably
vii b. accompanied b. Afletts Mar
ehal considered TIE mosf beautiful
actress IN France. VITO Is coming
20 Ansriea % ~ featured Ia Para.
mount pictures. Nile Marchal = a
fasoriis q the Frsnch stage. hav.
INK been member q the Comssils
Funoaias, and has also appeared
IN several pictures. she had the
role % the Queen % Naples IN
Madame Sans Gene" the picture
which Miss swanson made in
France
~ that time Mizs Swanson called
the attention % the officials OF
the Famous Players .LAsky oorpor.
aiion 70 the beauty and talent Of
alie. Aarchai and negotiations were
begun 70 bring her TO America.
The screen test that vas taken OF
her vas astonishing. proving her
70 be even more beautiful than her
Appearances IN ''Madarns sans
Gene" had She viii he ready TO
come 10 New York about the time
Miss swanson returns and !; l.
probable that they viii arrive on
the same steamer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-26

Les M1raE. 40 20 serT -
20 gay ~ saE1r f-azz.rs rlas 60
sssss Hi-fars Eartas-@sss De- ~
yu4zE uszra Hsas gro.fl-fsza- A p
Thnzs' -yzfs ssgpass.- IL iz1t a.
whsz 80 rssFts uzgk nhs va -
oans tie yszaEsst isz1aE ua1-za
la 80 eafiFe ue-is = mcti7a -
t1rrs Miss NoTan rzs ag1FAref i1
IA enc Ausriaza prfgre. sani.sfi
Coi1uyn's pretgefiea = '-sffiia ila+.
Ia. uds get rr-saas3 90 fh9 pli'-ig
ne fiKEinz q Mla M1Taa e
ro1t unafzaL yss b . no mere 81
traogGaarY fhaH ths yosHE wo71-
ana shoe career % cate. AIS
Moran as barn la Fsiiab2fg. ana
untl q yszfr q age. 49, fsiar=isi
To a P.fubuFg private sehool AZ
II ulth her mother. Mlss Mcfan
ueaf % Paris 90 coupisie her ss1'
cation A. if che p4zsed Der f'Fszea
sairancs college eEam.natiaaa a.
sr sir VA admitted % the ballet q
the PARIS opera UPON her rrfi 2gpl.
czflon-
Ms Moran cpatlAueA Ia the bal.
lrt for to years During mis- time
che played m svo motion pictures
FOR the French C1hegraph Co. both
q which we're directed ~ Mares
LIlertlsF. While in Paris Ar.
GoidHyn. the screen producer, an.
nouuosd his intention % prodgrins
-Romso and juliet" 10 nims With
Ronald Coiman a. Renee lie ~as
dsiuEsd with applications Tor the
role % juliet ard from this ava
lanehs q l-ttsra BE- singled out q
mole from Miss Moran, This sub
ssquentiy led 20 The signing % ths
young woman. upon whom fats
SCENE 20 smile 20 frequently.
Miss Moran returned 20 America
with Der mother Before going q
California 20 play in stella Dallas.
she was having luncheon IN the 10
tsi Algonquin with her mother
Mare Connolly, the Playwright
whose new drama The wisdou
Tooth." was then about 20 SO into
rehearsal. saw her. gained an intro
duetion and signed her foT the lead
Ing role.
A few days ago Mss Moran re
turned from California With hei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-26
Do You Know
Why Laugh
at Movie Gag?

~ ea - "a
Ihs u-Fs. a. gssf ia raasias
arfrr1 urEarits. has FfcrtFta Wtr
~ - exact tsfHfiau las
hzffsl nasry g ne fsEa. lssEiuE ~
10 isttsrs uh.eh uaar,zs AarLran
ara CHER cafrsftsss kags Frcsigft.
Anrora ~ - HaefSan. a -Esz~ II
q Gu4uszfi- sataa'laa barirsglssd D.
ether uurts. - - srfiea mat .
plagsa Seriously. ugu.s b. 1farasiir.
ally EfgslnE. bat piaysd far cpsessiy
IL f,znug in ~ snaet ratio q; -
fu14zEaer'ai sFansiir iEisrs.iY.
TIE rrsssss f1ua ~ ths EaE -
~ sf1atoa q e man fafirr from
a hirh paini.- MarLsan p0iHss car
fundamentally. rhs stghi u man
fzllnE % almost csrssin Death r.
tfaE.ealy dramafi- u certainly lar'i
funuy H1t Y be - played foF cum
EDS ~ ths audience knows that a
10 a hsrirsqgs fAn-it via provoke
laughs
As developed today. ths EzE 70
often q complicated and subtle ,hinF.
Just a. the parent dramatic situation
today freaurhiiy resorts 70 subtlstY
for 10 sffsc; nui the fundamental
dfumafie app@ai must - there. Or
both ths Serious and The funny ~.
uaiinns VII miss FIRE
Douglas Maei.san Il Hou prpiueinE
Seven Keys 20 Baldpaie- George
~ Cahan's most sucesszful fafre
comedy. Tor Paramount lato The
Cohan s'ofy NacIsan and bis rag
men have Novsa what ihey believe
arr fhe hssi "EnEz" the screen haa
50, seen. And even gag fits the
definition q a dramatic situation
Harissqu-d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-26

L'DwTN cAREwE. director q
- The Lady who Lied. returns
to familiar coil In this nsW prodne.
ton. which begins an engAEsmsut a,
The Strand.
Again hs pictures thr sahara. and
e ~ said. wifh fhs same broath-tak.
ing fidelity which marked his pic
tunE,ion q -soa o. the sahara"
No, alone does AiElsfs and lie
nearby sandy wastes provide locale
Tor The Lady Who Lied" but the
lagoons of Yenics Are shown al car
nlvAi tifas. gondolas laden with reYsl-
sFs. and is streets are pictured with
its masked mohs Of merTymakerr.
Fyrneh AiGisrs. TOO. comes IN fog a
glimpse 81 ita nigh, Lfs.
Agains, such picturesque environ
msni Il threaded Robert Hlchena
tale rsplsts with al % that authors
intensity 81 eharaeterlxA,ioa -- Cot
The Lady who Lied IL adapted
from Snake Bite. novel Of Heb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-26
FACES SCREEN TEST

Florence Alien. chosen In the
Greater Movie season beauty con.
test as Princess Of Chioago. started
on Sunday night for Universal City
accompanied By her mother. Tor a
try-oat IN Universal pictures. All
Chicago has It's flngera crossed. for
Florence Is one % the most popu.
lar ladies thar ever cuthused a
vaudeville audience or put a kick
into the cabaret.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-26

RAYMOND GRIFFITH is
not half so dumb as he looks
in Forty Winks," the fast
comedy drama, in which he
plays the role Of Lord Chum-
ley, at the Capitol, starting
Sunday.
"EoRTY winks." a Paramount,
i picture featuring Viola Dana.
Theodore Roberts and Raymond
Hstton, comes TO the Capitol Sun.
day.
Tho picture, directed by Paul
Tribe and Frank Urson. is an adap.
tation OF the stage hit, Lord
ChumIey." by David Belasco and
Henry c. DcMille.
The story is mystsry.romance
chockfui Of laughs. william Boyd,
Anna May Wong. Cyril Chadwick
and others play in support.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-26

NORMAN KERRY is the
young millionaire who shows
Virginia Valli the town after
her shop hours in The Price
Of Pleasure" to be run at the
Colonial Sunday and Monday.
aaTNHE Pros Of Pleasure CO
l. starring Virginia Van and
Norman Kerry. 10 b. shown AZ TIE
Colonial Sunday and Montzy. i a
story q decided contrasts and one
Of great dramatic intensity Tor the
most part, altho a vein o. delightful
comedy runs thru -
Miss Vain. cast as a shop Eirl
VITO. thru a rather unconventional
meeting with a young miIlioaairs.
portrayed b. kerry. gains her most
feryeni desire
The supporting cast includes
Louise Fazenda. T. Roy Barnes.
Kate Lester. George FaNoeit. Marie
AE,Alre and James o. Rarrows. Ed.
ward slonzn directed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-26
POINTS A MORAL

Those who contend that the movies
have n bad effect on the public ut
large. and wives OF poor men in
particular will find nothing 10 quar-.
rel over when they witness Souls
for SableB." Aside from tho fact
that Il Is an interesting picture. Il
IL also a warning TO wives who crave
sabies when their poor bard.working
husbands cannot afford them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-26
Dicks New Leading Lady Is
Youngest in World of Cinema

uskrT 20 gar ~ ssrrlE -
-TEs Wastz-1 TeafA- ~. C1-re
% aka - rsoa frtrzt - ~
Elfrrse-msz. Iavltf- tEs yeznE EfEF
% vafrh ths rrtsarrat 81 EtF
tkf.ufra paa f-r=ssltg1slI t=
pTlsef ults Mts gsTaEa uurx.
nst Hhs vas FEzr4 ~ -glr sgs
.sasF
Mss McFan taness. uu1z,s ,s-oss
ri3ss. fafa trrals sri - a. s1sri
Eoifsf So T. dsscFlhst az srsair
elm. ara p1eesslnE q rtsl4Tisl 81
usgfl APPEAL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-26
VIRGINIA vAIII BACK

Virginia yaiii returned from
abroad las; week. where she had
been making a picture 10 Germany.
Virginia spens ven little time an
'Sen York isavins almost lmmed!.
atsiy for Hollywood After a short
rest she viii 50 10 Portland. Ore
20 starr IN a new picture fer Asso.
ciAt-d Exhibitors. as yet unnamed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-26
BRaBIx ri.rasrs

So pleased ia Universal with the
progress that Charles Brabln has
made on stella 4arls- and the
beauty 81 the 'rushss" already sosn.
that u has harcned 20 put him
under contract Tor another picture.
II probably viii - the next Mary
f'hlibn production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-26

Gladys BFocSwsli has been en-
nFsd 10 play "a featured Tols IN
'-rhs Splendid Road This Il an.
other costume picture for Gladys.
she has recently been Appearing IN
pictures % this type almost sx,
clusiysly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-26
ROMANCE TIr yoGrE

Nou Ne are % have series q
pictures % the extremely romaniic
type. with the heroes dressed In The
dash!uE uniforms a the foreign
army officer. The Asrry Widow
Il the f0rsrgnner The next will h.
The Count q Luxembourg. 70 -
produced ~ Chadwick Pictures IL
win BE- adapted from tic opsrsita
n The nama name
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-26

L<airles Joy. who plays the star.
ring role Of Judy Nichols. por,rays
a young giri who has b<sn brought
up in a TIE Of poverty ard want.
Deeply IN love with Ronald Sic.
Kane. struggling young engineer.
she feels that a marriage without
money would wreck both u their
lives, judy determines 70 make him
rich. and succeeds. only 10 find ii.at
WHEN money comes. love fiies out
the window.
The leading male role supporting
Miss Joy Il played ~ Edmund
Burns Others In tho cass include
Robert Edeson. Julia Faye AMI
Helene sullivan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-26

The salaries paid 20 sItfas -
piufuly small when u IL handed
OUT individually. but collectively
well. last year some is,eo0,ooo waA
Tho amount handed out for at
rnosphsre.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-26

John Barrymore will appear ar
Hamlet in n benefit performances
70 be held in Los Angeles shortly.
John ia the rcisning king OF Holly.
wood these days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-26
THE SCREEN

TIE OIKEEN
LinEtrrf--Don O. starring Douglas Fairbanks
u-G0ra In 81
sTtAND-yrgna vAn The Lady who LIED
IN Is HEhroat"
iiEiLicsun-up Pauline
siarke
BLuE Edmund Lowe
WINTER n Polly
csrrroI-+Fory winass+ with Griffith
coLoSIaL'The Of
gna vait
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-26

ems. with the Characteristic desert
GcnouemsnL
Lewis Stone. Virginia VAIN and
MIA Naiai are featured players
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-26

when downtown, try Boldts Dol.
lar observation-disclosures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-26

NEXT week. -ths great middle
~ class viii have an opportunity
90 witnessing a realistic version Of
how the two classes on either aide
live.
IL. 7}FsIfs Hixhroad.- the Cecil n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-26

We prpdnction. which opens
I&ay. the Columbia. this 10.
aA story ranges from life
SANvly tenement districts Of
and Chicago 70 the Law.
<gH Island estates Of ths super
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-28
BOY SCOUTS CAMP
LIFE ROUND OF FUN
CONTINUED From Page l, Part 81

for 80 dozen eggs, $50 pounds of Irisl:
potatoes and 1900 flapjacks. 1t takes
125 pies and 80 gallons of lemonade
to go around. The boys eat Is per
cent more than soldiers do.
Pinkey Hammond, 10, 2OG Licking
ton avenue, is a buddy of Henry's ami
contender for the honor of best cook.
He admits that his love Of the kitchen
is due partially to an appetite that
thrivcs on tastes" and dainty "leav-
ms" Pinkey considers the eats
the most enjoyable feature Of camp
life. He declared (probably with his
fingers crossed) that be always tells
his mother how well he has learned to
cook at the Boy Scout camp.
SOON FORGET.
But a Teller soon forgets how" he
said with twinkle. Almost as soon
as he gets home. in fact"
Since cooking is one of the 60 sub
jects taught at the camp, all Boy
Scouts automatically become excellent
future husbands. Especially since most
modern flappers don't know how to
cook.
There are no "soup and fish, stunts
at the Boy Scout camp. \ "dud box.
needles and thread, soap, a good dispo-
sitiOn and a few other items are til"
simple essentials. Goats Of tan" are
the only coats worn at table.
Hymcn Haimavotsky, four years age
a native Of Roumama and now one OF
the leaders in Alamo Council, and
Homer Ng Of China, are examples Of
the wide reach the bounds of the scout
camp have.
Two of the trophies Of the camp
are Burwell LOvelace of Alamo COun'
ell, who, in spite Of the loss of an
arm. is an expert nfC-saver this sum
mer among his buddies; and Frank,
the camp cook. who has returned for
the sixth time TO "fccd dem boys. "
And, "Lawdy, how dey does car,
Frank says. Judge W. S. Fly, presi-
dent Of the Alapo Council, is another
proud possession Of the camp.
Proof Of the athletic progress made
possible by the summer camp is the
fact that Of 40 boys who couldn't
swim n stroke when camp started,
every boy in the gang can put a
young fish TO shame right now. Il. c.
Edgar Of San Antonio, is swimming in
structOT.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-28
I60-ROOM HOTEL
FOR BROWNSVILLE

Brownsville is to have a new 100
room hotel. costing about 100000
according to Lee b. James, 203 Lin
wood avenue. local representative Of
the James Dickinson Farm MOrtgage
Company of Brownsville.
Plans for the new structure have
been completed by the Kelwood Com,
pany of San Antonio and construction
will begin within 60 days. Its compile,
ton is expected within a year.
The hotel will be named Ell Jar,
din" and will be of Spanish style with
roof garden.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-28

another, stopping where oak trees
made a forest shrine.
He laughed. dropping a box near
twigs that were already piled for a
bonfire. There in yon box is the
wedding feast!"
She answered merrily. please, sir,
am l the bride?"
You said it" He tossed off her
hat. She kept her eyes down, laugh
ing and waiting for him to kiss her.
She held out her fingers-made him
kiss them one by one
She said happily, "Love-you are
the only thing in all the world"
CONTINUED tomorrow
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-28
S. A. TO ESTABLISH
NEGROES LIBRARY

a lot at the corner Of North Hack
berry and Center streets was decided
to the city by the war service board,
following a special meeting Of the city
commission Friday when $500 was
appropriated to retire the lien against
it.
A public library for negroes will be
built on the property.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-28
"Y" JAMBOREE MARKS
PAYDAY AT POST

Army pay day will be celebrated
with a "Jamboree" at the Army 7,
". c. A.. 217 Avenue f, next Monday
night from to II o'clock. All sol
diers in the local army posts will BE-
admitted free TO the entertainment.
Amusement features will consist of
songs. ukulele music, quartets. read
ers. dances, strong-man stunts, &C.
Gordon and harmOnica music, games
and contests. Refreshments will be
gCrvpd
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-28
Tune In Tonight
FRIDAY, AUGUST 20.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 70.
400 p. M: VICAR, Texas League base
ball broadcast.
4:5O D. m: wFAA, women's hour.
5:45 D. M: woo, concert. scores.
GOO y. m: WHIT, program. WOAW' re-
view.
$50 D. m: wOAw, scores. program.
$50 p. m: wFAA. orchestra. WsMB,
music scores.
$40 p. M: wOAW. sports.
1880 p. M: KOA, concert.
$500 p. M: KFDM, band concert. Voc
program. WSB, music.
800 p. M: xxx, music. KOA, pro-
gram.
9:i5 p. M: KTHs. review.
$3.50 p. m: WHIT. program.
1915 p. m: WSB. entertainment
200 p. m: KFRU, frolic.
II: 80 p. M: WHIT, organ recital.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-03-06

lin recital on Saturday of this week.
The program is:
VIOLIN SOLO
"Barcarolle" (Tales of Hoffman,
Gordon Fawcett.
VIOLIN DUET
'Merry Widow Waltz" Walter Miller
and Stanley Took.
VIOLIN SOLO
"Cradle Song, Ethel Selvig.
VIOLIN TRIO
''I,oves Old Sweet Song, Lenora Lar
son, Eva Blizzard and Christine
Deck.
MANDOLIN SOLO
"Vaalse Lento," Harlin Larson.
VIOLIN SOLO
I,A PALOMA", Lenora Larson.
VIOLIN AND MANDOLIN TRIO
"Aliec, Where Art Thou, V. L. Gar
rick, Edward Hamilton and Har-
lin Larson.
VIOLIN SOLO
"Flower Song, V. L. Gerrick.
VIOLIN SOLO
Broken Melody, Edward Hamilton
TRIO
"When Shadows Fall', MELODY in F.
J. w. Wunderlich, AdOlph Gar
ness and Lenora ROderick.
PIANOISTS
/ Margaret Deck, Verna GoodlaxOn anC
I Louise Craig.