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the congressional season in Washing
ton. Representative and Mrs. Hardy
have taken the residence Al 460l
Sixteenth street northVrst. which they
viii occupy during the session.
Representative and Mrs Fred
ihltI@u entertained At dinner laSi
evening in compliment Ia Miss Suzette
Dewey. The guests leler .oin2 to Mrs
Diinock da nee. In The company were
Miss t,lea nor Wilson Miss Grace
Wasse Miss Lenore Scuilin Mr.
AleXa nder Kirk Nh. Chester Lock
wood. Nh. Cortland Parker. Mr.
I HerSchsl Johnson and Lieut.. .IaureId
Wright.
The Assistant Secretary of Ihe
! frea aurE md Mrs. Charles s Dewey
. will entertain company of 20 IT din
ner This evening in compliment 10
tounl Pau de ValIombros;i Of Paris
cousin "f Mrs. Dewey who is their
house guest
The Solicitor General and Mrs. vii
liz ~ -. Mitchell will entertain a small
company at dInner this evening
The entertained 1T dinner last eve.
nlns. When their guests we're he Al
7nfneN General and Mis-. sargent. Nr.
.iuSiic" and Mrs. Pierce Eutier Sen
"t"r Irvine l.. Lenroot col. snd Airs
George &. Thorpe, Mr. frederick Van
Slvhe a nd Mr. Fra ncis can Woodman
Miss Caroline sherman story
daughter of M. end Mrs. .Iohn Pat
Ten story. whose enea cement 10 Nh
Edward I.vndal Reed of Wayne r. .
N-s recently announced. viii have
among hhr Wedding 2ttenda MS Seno-
rita lula Helene pueNrredon nd
Senorita Eaquel pueNrredon. da ugh.
tsrS "f The Amba s.ador OF Argentina
and Sonora Pueyrredon: Miss Eliza
beth Hit. Mrs. John +. Cecil Miss
Alice Emo ana Mrs. Richard Potter
Davidson. Mrs. f;"v Glen. sister of
The bride elect il expected 10 come To
W 2 shinstnu 10 be the matron Of
honor. and Miss Jacuuelinp school
SrI sister of Miss story viii he The
maid of honor. No DEFINITE date Ia I
h"fn SCI for the N.idinc buI II win
proba bl, take place April - th- birth
day anniversary Of the bride mot her
The Marquis and Msrchioness Of
huntIN Wiil arrive In New York early
neTI "eeL on the LeNi1 tha n. a nd viii
he ~ The EiiG-Ca rlt Otn for 2 feo de V
before coming 10 Washington. Dnrins
thei STAY here they will lie ~ ths
VI vfnuAr Hotel
Miss Mary Stitt whose Irarriree 10
Nh. Arnold Herman Hudgkins ~ Nor
folk will take place saturday. Febru.
cry s, is The guest in whose honor
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Htirs. Coolidge to Attend
! apnnn-Stanfirid Weddine

l MIS-. Coolidge viii attend the Ned.
{dinc "f Miss lnez R4rbara StantieId
esAanehter of senator and Mrs Rohert
EAeIecn SIanfield of Oregon 10 Mr.
FHnrN Tea sdale Dunn of Jackson
& 'lie. Fla. this afternoon in 81. Johns
= h'TrHh- Members Of the cabinar dipio.
Ern2is and almost The entire upper
Hh"USe Of Congress will be- there with
I'm nv persons from resident society.
gfsN. R"herf Johnston. rector Of The
sFhurCh. viii "fficiata Ther. iS = about
the altar an artistic arrangement Of
S-n'llaN ferns and pa Inns. which afford
"a hack ground for clusters al white
giiieS. The pillars either side OF the
FChan"el are wound With sIniis, and
phe lilies 50 arranged ~ 10 give he
EmrressiOn OF = stendinS column Of
Nhe flowers. Lilies are in The vases
en- The altar. and the cha nc-l rail is So
54raped with Smia 70 form 4 h-dse
iwith huge clusters "f the lilies At in
ferValS along the screen.
The bridal procession will be ed by
the largo group Of choir bors singing
NTather Of Love. Senator Stanfeld
tNalEinc 70 tho altar with The bride
saIisS Eliza heth Hsmln Of New York
Es maid nf honor. and the idesma ids
kare Miss Elsie bristol of Port Ia nd.
enreI.: Miss Marian Dunn Of Jackson
Trlle. Fla sister Of the bridegroom:
Erice Mclean Of Washington. Little
hTames Nahoney is ring bearer.
The bride will wear lovely gown
Arf white satin fashioned with long
klo<ely fitted sleeves Of thai aierial
band. like the plain bodice. finished
fvith rare old point lsce. which fur
finishes pointed cuffs for the sleeves and
b yoke f"r the bodice. The skirt is
tcur in graduated points. each ou-
fhordered with dainty traceiN II
kpAarl embroidery. and showing he
Eween them a foundation made up OF
kiny riaited trilIs OF tuiIe horder-d
with pearls The longest point al the
Thack forms train which barely
breaches the floor. and over II fails the
kouri train of satin. lined with sea
tShell pink chiffon. The Ions veil 81
tulle is simply arranged with orange
blossoms. and little sprays OF The
flowers dot the veil Instead ur the
EiSual bouquet. the bride will carry
fwhne covered prayer book snd d rare
bnld point lace handkerchief
! The attendants will be dressed alike
rn gowns of tsffeta silk showing
lshades of pink and green. the long
kslender bodices being finished " itiI :,
fVoke effect ia pink net and The long
tsleeves finished in the same inanurr.
fThe circular skirts are shorI front nj
Yba OK. f. Hing deeper III Ihe sldeS 'rheir
tpCture hats are OF green NeiNet the
knnly ornaments being The ba nj be
Eween the crown and trim which j.
fheid hv a large eAquisiteit -,.iia ~ed
tsilVer pin. the design surrounding the
Nnifial letters of each girl aud the
k,uter side being inscribed with the
Noride's initials and the dare Of the
p eddinc. These We're the brides
kciftS - her attenda MIS- The houunets
kare round colonial nosAeays. fully T.
irches across and SO arranged that
Ehe colcrS form a whee effect blue
forcet- mo nors in the &c nter and freSi4
h nd rther Sn1al flowers forming the
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Miss Cecil Lester Jones is entertaining
= large company at bridge this after
noon and additional guests have been
asked for Tea.
MIR and Mrs. Robert Lansing have
been ~ He'd TO Wstertown, y. g.. by
the death Of MIR. I.ansinas aunt, Miss
Lansing. and have ca nCeled all social
engagements.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hsrs Hammond
q nd Miss Natalie Hammond VIII ~ u
SATURDAY on the Homeric TO take the
Mediterra mean cruise. They will return
10 Wa shinston Easter week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F.. Curtis will
entertain at dinner this evening IN
compliment to Miss Mary Eu(a Mason
and her fance. Mr. William Draper
Blair. and the members OF their wed.
ding party.
Mrs. John r. Shoemaker entertained
81 luncheon Al the Mayhowef vester
dav. following Mrs. T0wnsends nusi-
cal. Her guests included Mrs. MARX
Mrs kesfer Mrs. lisner, Mrs. Bar
nard. Mrs. Burr and Mrs. Fne~'e.
The American Legion bah ~ the
New Willard HntAl tonight viii have
uiaue fea ttre. There is mystery
surrounding the ownership and oc"n-
pants nf one nf The boxes.
Last night the ball committee met
and hnel survey revealed The faci
thaI one lone box 10 the hall. the
proceeds Of which are 10 be devoted
To rhe ork in behalf Of former serv-
ice men and women and their IA m
lilies. had MOI been disposed Of and
he following plan was devised:
The box will be auctioned OFT \
the highest bidder From 4 ocloct
until :, o'clock this afternoon an Off
ciai Of The District Of columbia De :
pa rtment OF the America u Legion viii
sit beside rhe telephone in legion
headquarIers. in the investment
Building. The number "f this tele-
pn"ne is Main Az.
For one hour thi- nffi"Ial viii receive
bids over The telephone for he rema in.
ing hos from any one who may catl.
Each .ller is expected 70 give his "r
her nam@ and address anC telephone
number and The sum that they hid
for he hos Eids fof snr amount
will hs received
A. o'clock the bios viii close md
the official will PROMPTLY make re
rurn calI upon the highest bidder. no
notifN thai person Of rhA auccese nf
the hid nd complate he srra neeme ~ c
for delivering the tickets. There are
.ighr seats in the hoA and The re-uler =
price is so.
Through this unique method il is
Continued on Ninth Page
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Mrs. la ardine wife uf iha Secretary
fof .AcriCulture. win hc TIL guest of
sh"n"r = lea this afternoon of Dr. ami
sNr-. Frederick V. covile. who have
Rasked 4 large company nf scientists
D. nd iheir wives 10 meet her AIIar.
SnaftnC at the tes iabia viii hN Mrs
giilhert II. Grosvenor Mrs t;-"r2@
sPUtnam. Mrs. John -. Merriam. Mr.
Louis Herrle. Mrs. Paul Er"c> ait ~nu
AAir~. Carl ScoheId. Assisting IN Iha
Siininc room will lie Mrs. Mitchell
sAirS. Fra pline. Mrs MsAon. Mrs Aus
s1in CIaIk, Mrs. Ray Ppeis Mis-, Le-
tna rda Nerria m and Mrs =. 81. Nor
tton Of White Plains y. T.. a-hC j.
v iSitinG Dr. nd Mrs. Cnvllie
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, The .trrhs+ Ssadn. Of Aresurira apd
ESenors de Pue evrredou viii he the
kgueStS Of honor Al dinner ihis eve
Rn'nc nf Admiral and Mrs. Edward W
sEherle. VIII" viii entertain dis
HtnGnished compa nv of TO
Evening star., 1926-01-21

The tmh7 sss dor Of Spain aud So
frora nc Riano will he hosts 10 a ..nn,-
b,a ~ ri 50 At dinner This e,epipr
Evening star., 1926-01-21

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hsys Hammond
md Miss Natalie Hammond viii sajl
SaturdaS on the Homeric 10 2ke the
NJ editerra near cruise. They VIII return
10 Va shinet on E.a ster week.
Evening star., 1926-01-21

Mr.. and Mrs James F.. Curtis will
entertain at dinner this Avenlng in
compliment to Miss Mary Eu|a Mason
and her fance. Mr.. William Draper
Blair. and the membars OF their wed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-28
A MAN

This week we will employ two more high
Eradee, de-, men 1t, TO sell the NEW "WEAR.EVER''
METHOD OF COOKING in Washington.
work Is only through interested prospects
no mouse TO house commission basis which
enables our Washington men to earn from
S2oO TO 5000 per month; commissions will
stary Immediately; a car, physical fitness and
Willingness to work requirements
Apply in person only.
Room 1906, 9l7 18th St. NV.
$50 am. TO 4 80 pm 2os
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY is open
for few energetic hustlers: earnings of our
regular men are $50 to 500 per week.
Apply 9:3O to IL am. room 6l3 Columbian
Bldg. 9th St. between ID and =.
MEN live to sell product in general de-
mand excellent commission. payable weekly.
A real opportunity as rapidly expanding
business necessltates ADDITIONAL sales manag-
ers and executives. 227 Investment Bldg.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen.
We have excellent opportunities for active
and energetic new-house statesmen.
WALTER A. DUNCAN,
925 18th ST. NV.
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FOR sALE-AUTOMGBLEs.
LAST WEEK
OF OUR 4
SENSATIONAL
STOCK-REDUCING SALE
OF
HIGH-GRADE
USED CARS.
$50 r.
DOWN PAYMENT
12-LB. TURKEY FREE
WITH EACH CAR.
3O-DAY SERVICE ON ALE
MINOR SERVICES.
THE PRICES QUOTED ARE
UNUSUALLY LOW.
3O-DAY SERVICE ON ALE
MINOR SERVICES.

1926 Chevrolet roadstcr.-$350
1923 Chevrolet de luxe tour 100
1925 Jordan line 8 sedan. i 300
1926 Chrysler 20 roadster. i 100
1925 Essex Coach. 395
1924 Maxwell club sedan. 3o5
1923 Maxwell sport touring $50
1925 Hupmobile touring. SIS
1924 Chrysler 20 sedan. 975
1922 Buick touring ..-... 200
1925 Hudson coach ...-.. 625
1924 Oakland sedan -.... $50
1925 Ford coupe ........ $50
1924 Ford coupe ........ 195
1926 Nash special sedan. .. 875
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925 18th st. NV.

SALESMAN-High-grade man
capable of earning $1,000 to
$1,000 year with old-established
firm, to sell Hupmobile skies and
Fights, Hudson and Essex in
Washington and Maryland.
Only experienced men need ap-
ply. $3.50 Georgia ave.
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Observation-Disclosures

Hss2 Srs Ed A SSs i 5ss ' a.
APPAREL. mems, womens and children'e
wanted for rummage sale; also household
60 Goods; so will pay cash Phone Mr. Cohen ad!
= ! -1.,.,. .1O
BOOKS BOUGHT = Large or. small lots
Book Shop, o33 6 NV. Est. 1907.
City Vi san a eHa pS ssS hs
ct prices fG ladies' shdFen
1889 2t Gs' st. or Rn0q North Y 75b can w. Ace
ChoTHING;1;(Men's cast-off) Let us know.
for mems warm. garments. hats, shoes, etc
Auto calls Main Alas. Justh's Old Stand
$40 D ST. NV.
other dealers and can't get a decent price
for, your goods. call Franklin 1901 and we
m and ss good Goods price W. for
more goods than any other dealer in this
section go can afford to nay more for them.
FURNITURE-Want to buy at once some
used furniture: can pay cash. Phone Frank
FURNITURE wanted. at auction or other.
sooda so sss Fbe co na
304 10th Nv Phone NJ. 9272.
gansae pea I we Or Co.. ph 9o N Man n% Se'e
FURNITURE of all kinds: L pay the price.
H Wiesenberg. 800 sth ST. NV. franklin
95,33. 80"
FURNITURE Of all kinds wanted best
prices paid. Capital Furniture Co., 400 La
ave. NV. or phoLe Franklin 1O267:
GOLD. silver watches diamonds and old
iewelry needed in OR manufacturing dept.
tEll cash value paid. Selnger's. S18 ct:
HIGHEST cash prices for all kinds furni-
ture: specially in antiques and Office furni-
ture. Main $500. 500 La. ave. NV. 5al0s
HOME FURNISHINGS for 1O-room house
or odd pieces wanted Immediately Phone
Franklin sol.
PIANO--Must be bargain for cash.
Franklin 3175.
USED FURNITURE-Young couple want al
once; furnishing nine rooms. North 2456
30s
ANYTHING TO SELF
Phone Main 1882 or $3.50
WEsCHLER,S. 92o PA: AVE N.Y.,
Automohiles etc Thirty.six years serving
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

pIAN Mol sacrifice baby grand piano
dor aulck SAFE easy terms 81 arranged II re-
qnested: 10 inspect call Col. 6644.
REFRIG ana. second hand.
for all purposes. McCray Refrigerator Co,
REFRIGERATTNG MACHINE. Lipman auto.
ditlon Phone e0f r F penne steD Pot f0Sf. 81.
REVOLVING DOOR. new Van Kannel. fin
ished in Circassian walnut; diameter 8 #;
height #. Perpetual Building Association
RUGs-Several Orentals fine weave: i'm
ported personally y, BY owner; also Selma
sAXOP,HONE. B-fiat tenor. silver, gold bell
cost $le5 cash or terms. $125. Beard Stu
our monthly rental plan. We teach you to
Professional players s' from our classes, VS.
rent and mental pdes TO
dos = s471 14tR st. ny NV. Adams S5oo
anteed. Used machines S. up, Rentals, So
Pes a0s e. ne Line sfsSol s6 Machine s2.O
SEWING MACHINES-D.-h n. Singer. -S15;
Sly a Hens: stsPdaTd sN5 New Ideal
8 p. Sew. Mch. Shop. 313 Pa: ave. s.e. /. 276:
SEWING MACHINE. very fine, high grade.
362i New Hampshire ave. NV '-''''N'' Vs.
SEWING MACHlNES-OId uacnInes made
sanso so4 5 f2r n% MAN ss
TABLES (5J. banquet. wood. SKA also 900
punch glasses, little used will sacrifice
21O6 Penna. ave. West %. so
TUXEDO, size SO. practically new. SIS:
radio set, 3-tube. loud speaker. $50. 1871
New Hampshire ave-; apply manager. 20"
TYPEWRIT Err RENTAL SERVICE Adams
SIS rs mo-: 8 mos. in adv SIS IS: s mos, SIS
TYPEWRITERS - Washington Typewriter
Exchange, 9O1-903 N. Y. Ave, invites inspec-
ton of its large. splendid stock of new. re-
built and second hand typewriters; low, prices.
TYPEWRITERS-Amer Typewriter Co.,
big clearance sale closing out our entire
stock of portables. some absolutely. new:
WASHING MACHINE. Easy electric. late
model. slightly used: $50. Phone Adams
6643.
OFFICE FURNITURE
FROM y. 8. GOVT.
Complete line OF desks, file cabinets. lock-
ere. Office chairs and tables; tremendous saw.
ings. Everything you want for. your office.
r' WAsHING6T a1, $40 sAL sts E. NV
Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company, pA AIT at sbs M s.e:
tory" Resident Salesman. Lincoln 1852.
KAHN ON 9Th st
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BY A LARGE Department
Store, young lady to teach
Lamp Shade making. Must be
thoroughly experienced. Kindly
state salary expected and just
what your knowledge of this
work has been. Address Box
COX, Star Office.
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TAILORING. cleaning and pressing for sale :;
suburban place 90 minutes from Washing
ton: a good buy; also good reasons for sell
ing Address RnX 2H0.X Star office 2Se
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YOUNG MAN
NORTHWEST.
s e!h and 2 sts.-.Day Pharmacy

30 to 25-exceptional in house-to-house
stnele-subecriptlon sales work: must be con-
sistent producer with ability to train mex
perienced men in this work. Remarkable
opportunity for man who can qualify for
position. Compensation on salary commits
sion and bonus will pay $50 or more weekly
Apply Mr.. Sommeryille. Room 20S Bond
Bldg. New York ave, and 14th ST. NV. 8
10 IL IN and TO 6 % m
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY above market
first trust in End commercial property for
good End trust note; property has income.
Address Box 325-X. Star office.
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DRIVERS.
One hundred new taxicabs,
limousine type. Self-starters.
Apply now and get good as
eignment on roll. Good money.
YELLOW CAB CO..
1888 10th St. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-28

HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
MEN and women quickly learn the real
estate business. Earn while learning. Need
not interfere with present employment. Big
development TO be opened in near future.
A M Shepnard. Bond Bldg.
TO COMPLETE our organic alton. we can
use several hustlers on our sales force. CO.
operation given MAPLE LEWEY, HOS
Vermont ave. NJ. 10000.
WANTED middle aged couple to live on
farm nesr city; good proposition right party.
Address Boa AJAX. Star Office 500
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DIAMOND BARGAINS.


DIAMOND BARGAINS.
1-carat absolutely blue-white
solitaire diamond ring. Very
fine cut and fiery gem. Party
must sacrifice.
s225.
1M-carat absolutely perfect
solitaire diamond ring. Lady's
gorgeous mounting studded with
diamonds and sapphires. Must
be sold at once.
$500.
3H-carat absolutely perfect
solitaire diamond ring. Unusu-
ally fine quality and fiery gem.
Handsome handmade mounting.
Cost originally $500. Must be
sold at once.
5000.
21-jewel Hamilton gold filled
open-face watch. Adjusted to 5
positions. A real buy.
SIS.
Lady's Solid Platinum Dia-
mond flexible bracelet; 70 large
blue-white diamonds and II en-
eralds. Cost originally $3.50.
An unusual bargain for
$3.50.
See us before buying diamonds.
KAHN OPTICAL CO.,
617 9TH ST. NV.
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WRC-Ratio Corporation of America
1855 Meters).

4:15 p.m.-Eleanor Glynn, pianist.
4:30 p.m.--Dorothy Wright, broad
east jointly with Station WEAF', New
York City.
4:45 p.m.-Eleanor Glynn, pianist.
p.m.-"Housekeep Chat" by
Dorothy Townsend.
Sis p.m.--"Christmas Sweets" by
Mary +. Turner.
e;35 Selling Health to
Washington" by Dr. William G.
Fowler, health officer Of the District
Of Columbia.
GAS p.m.-'"rhings Talked About" )"
by Mrs. Nina Reed
p.m.--Raleigh Orchestra.
8 pm.-"Champion Sparkers," from
WIZ, New York
8 p.m.-"Eveready Hour" from
WEAF', New York.
10 pm.-Cook's Travel Hour" from
WIZ, New York.
1890 to 1880 p.m.-Swanee Synco-
pators,
Early Program Tomorrow.
6:45 to 7:45 am.-Tower health ex-
arcises.
1855 a.m.--Arlington time signals.
II Inoon)-Poultry flashes from the
Department of Agriculture.
1910 p.m.--Organ recital.
/ Washington Orchestra.
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II NEW STATIONS
RECEIVE LICENSES
Sever Change Wave Lengths.
WRC Introduces New
Musical Feature.

Announcement by the Department
( of Commerce today of the licensing Of
IL new broadcasting stations within
the past 10 days furnishes another
indication of the rush to get on the
air before Congress imposes restric-
tons-possibly stops further licensing
--e:the~ by permanent or temporary
. radio legislation.
Another announcement by the de-
partment that seven stations now
operating have changed their wave
lengths, all but one to higher chan
nelS, betokenS once more the increas-
ingly urgent need for Government reg
ulation. Only one station was dropped
from the rolls in the 10 days-KGBNE
Il low powered station in joplin. Mo
Roaming over the wave lengths last
might. While tedious because OF the
station interference and the annoying
heterodyning whistles, was unusually
productive. Seldom heard broadcast
ers came through with volume and ex.
ceptonal clearness. The silent night
in Chicago also gave fans an oppor-
Evening star., 1926-12-14

Friedman must serve IA months in
Atlanta.
Twenty-seven men were indicted on
charges in which the four were in
volved. Three pleaded guilty and four
We're not aprehended. The jury found
the quartet guilty, failed to agree on
the eases of six and acquitted the
rest.
Joseph Mandell of Atlantic City,
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W NRllF-Washington Radio H0spita
Fund (256 Meters).

II TO II noon-Current events and
police reports daily.
Evening star., 1926-12-14

light. Thrilling is no name for it!
Then turn back to the station you
like best. There it is-instantly-
the One Dial does it. All the fun
without the bother.
You don't have to hunt for sta
tions. You just select.
But prove it all to your own satis-
faction. See it at your Dealers
TODAY.
A replica of the Millionth set
produced in the 15-acre ATWATER
KENT factory in Philadelphia on
Friday, December 3rd, is now on
display in our show window.
Evening star., 1926-12-14

tunity to bring in the West Coast
stations.
KFAB in Lincoln, Neb., had full
reign in the Northwest. With the ex-
ccption of WOAW it Is the only 1000
waiter in the State. WEMC at Ber-
rien Springs, Mich, was featuring q
concert by the Emmanuel School
Band. WMCA at Culver City, md,
was broadcasting a concert by the
Culver City Military Band. Sporadic
evidences of atmosphefics, however,
detracted somewhat from two piano
solors, Witches Dance" and Beoth-
ovens Moonlight Sonata" played by
Stanley Fletcher at WBZ. WPG at
Atlantic City could not be held due
to repeated fading.
\ refreshing innovation at WRC
last night was the first of the series
Of entertainments by the Star Radio
Twins. Their program was one of the
best OF local origin in many months.
Their songs met with instant ap-
prevail The ukulele was the only ac-
compartment for their harmonious
voices.
The Eveready hour which WRC Will
offer tonight as its outstanding tea-
ture will mark the radio debut OF
George Gershwin, famous melodra-
matte composer as well as writer OF
musical comedies and popular songs.
Gershwin will play his famous "Rhap~
sody in Blue" with orchestral back
ground, and several Of his lighter com
positions. The fans also Will want 10
listen TO Dr. William G. Fowler, the
Districts health officer, tell now TO
prevent colds and sickness during TINS
season of the year. when diseases OF
the throat are prevalent.
Word has lust come from WMAL
that If is arranging to broadcast the
incident to the dinner IN
honor of former Commissioners Cuno
Evening star., 1926-12-14
WET C0NSPIRATORS
GET Big SENTENCES
Four Atlantic City Residents, Ac
cused Of Bribing Coast Gusrds,
to Be Imprisoned.
BY The AssocIased Prese.

BY TIE Associated Press
NEWARK, \. j., December Ia
Federal Judge Clark yesterday i'm
posed heavy sentences upon four resi-
dents If Atlantic City convicted Of
conspiracy to violate the national pro,
hibitlon act by bribery Of Coast
Guards
Seymour Nathanson was sentenced
to serve two. years in the Federal Pen
itentlary at Atlanta and pay fine Of
$1,000; Charles Guttleman was given q
term Of Is months at Atlanta; Michael
j. kceieE WAS sentenced to one year
in Atlantic County jail, and Robert
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NMAG4-WashingtOn Radio Forum
t293.9 Metersl.

to 7:15 p.m.~-"Good Cows" n talk
IN dairy herd Improvement. by DE-.
De Voc Meade
':lo to p.m--Supper dance pro-
gram, by Elks Club Orchestra.
to S:lo p.ln.~~Music and fun with
'Et2a Musical Lens Grinder"
S:lo to $50 p.m-tIelen r.. Gala
CHER. contraito.
$50 to 8:45 p.m.-"Caviat Emptor, -
or Let the Buyer Beware" playlet
produced by the O'Connor Players.
S;45 to p,m.-Musical selections by
the Collegiate Quartet.
to 9:15 p.m.-"Ventures Into Sci
ence." by Watson Davis
9:15 to 10 p.m-Musical program
by the Hawaiian Melody Boys-Mel-
vim Henderson, Clinton NJ. Rollins,
Charles Baum and f. Edmond Prin-
gle.
Evening star., 1926-12-14
LccalRadio Entertainment
Tuesday, Dec. IA. 1926

NAA-Naval Radio station, Radio.
Va. G34.5 Meters).
z:+o pm Weather Bureau reports
$40 p.m.-A gricultural market re-
O0rts.
":6o p.m-Time signals
1906 pm.-~Weather 4 Bureau ra-
ports.
Evening star., 1926-12-14

During the celebration of her fifty
fifth wedding anniversary, a Wal
worth. England. woman wore the
cream alpaca dress she used at her
marriage
Evening star., 1926-12-14
Cons to Wear Gun Belts.

NEW YORK, December Il P).--
After extensive tests, 250 city motor
cycle cops are to be required to wear
belts This will enable them to use
outside holsters and quicken the
draw when the weapon is needed.