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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23
NAGYs1KERU TEAEsTELY
Az adomanyok nyugtazasa.

Vasarnap este a RozsafIzer
Tarsulat tea-estelyt rendezett a
Katholikus Ifjusagi K0r helyise-
geben. Nagyszamu magyarsag
jott 0ssze erre az alkalomra, akik
mindegyike nagyon kellemesen
toltotte idejet.
A tea-esten kerilt sorsolasra
a SIT. Terez KEEP, melyet Deb
rocky Julia, 1860 Wilson Ave,
nyert meg. A kepre legtobb sza-
mot Kalapos Gyorgyne adott Ell,
ICY 8 egy rozsafiizert kapott ajan
dekba. Macy Maria, aki szamok
eladasaban a masodik volt, egy
izleses Maria medalional lett ju-
talmazva.
A tea-esten megjelenteknek ez-
uton mond halas koszonetet a
rendez6s6g, valamint koszonettel
nyugtatja az alanti ajandekokat :
Ivanne torta, Skebone / tar
ta, Vask6ne soc, Nemethne 81 es
5 kemer, Kiss Andrasne / torta,
Tomcsakne 12 citrom, Blask6ne
/ font sonka es kosar barack,
Hankone ] torta, Kalaposne szend
vicsek, | torta es tea, Barkone
szendvicsek es flank, Marekne |
torta, Misleyne szendvicsek es
citrom es val, Kiss Bella cukor,
citram es vaj, Kiss Bella cukor,
Pallayne vaj es tea, Mezeine 25c,
Miglecz Ferencne l torta es 2 fon
tos sonka, Nidoskine, / torta, Tt
marne / torta, zamborype soc,
Gyetvayne ! kosar sz6l6, Cseh Jo-
zsefne 2 iiveg kave, ! torta, szend
vicsek es cukor, Gulyasne szolo
Is banan, Horvath Claiborne gal
lon tea es cukor, Horvath JOSEF
ne szendvicsek, Horvath Rafael
ne torta, Heryne torta, kave es
szolo, Sassne sz6lo, Hajdu lion
ka l torta, Vass Istvanne siiteme-
nyek, Macy lgnacne torta, Pely
k6ne szol6, Fetczerne SOC.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23
1876. Tx c1KK

A kondenzalt tel tartalmazza csont
es izomepit6 vitamint es ebbeli mino-
sege teljesen megbizhato. Term6szete-
sen ez jobb min6segii kondenzalt tel
re vonatkozik. Mint minden taplalek-
nal, ugy enn6l is kiilonbseg van mi
n6segben. Az anyak igyekezzenek oily
an kondenzalt tejet hasznalni, melyet
gyartmanyai j6minosegerol elismcrt
c6g keszit.
A legtobb anya Borden's Eagle te-
jet valasztja.
Nagyon ajanlatos, hogy mindig ugyan
AIT fajtat hasznaljuk. A baby ter,
meszetesen a legjobbat igenyli es sem
mise fontosabb szamara, mint he
lyes taplalkozas, kiilonosen meleg id6
ben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23
A baby fogai.

Egeszseges gyermekeknek hatodlk,
hetedik h6napban jonnek XII az elso
fogai. Az els6 fogakat tudvalevoleg
tejfogaknak nevezzuk, 0sszesen husz
tejfoga no bebinek. Igen kilonbozd
id6t vesz igenybe ezeknek a fogaknak
novese. Ezeknek az id6leges fogak.
max a gondozasa vegtelenil fontos.
KAtszer naponkent kell tisztitanunk
6ket puhan d0rzsolve alul es f0lil egy
lacy szovettel, vagy ujjunkat is hasz-
nalhatjuk, egy darab vasznat nedvesit'
silk be egy kis boric acid oldattal, egy
fel teaskanalnyi boric acidot oldva fe'
egy pint meleg vizben. Amint eyer
mex egy kiss6 0regebb lett, meg KEEL
tanitani fogkefe sziiksegess6g6re g.
hasznalatara.
A masodik, illetve alland6 fogsor
max ereje IS eg6szsegessege att6l figg
hogy mily figyelmesen gondoztuk a
idSleges, illetve tejfogakat.
A masodik, illetve alland6 fogak rel
desen gyermekek 8 Is ewes kora
ban jelentkeznek. Ez fogsor 32 fog
Dol all. Eletbevag6anY fontos, hqgy eze
ket az alland6 fogakat j6l gondozzuk
A rossz fogak igen sok k6rnak Is be.
tegs6gnek vo1tak mar az okai. A fog
aanit sj6l kezelnek, ritkan lyukad ki.
Aianlatos gyernek fogait megvizs
ealtatni nainden hat h6napban eg,
megbizhat6 fogoryossal, hogy mindel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23
"NoTAs, uJsAG"
rEdekes uj magyar vallalkozas-
Okt6ber hawaiian jelenik meg az
els0 szam.

Okt6ber elejen jelenil1 meg
a "Notas Ujsag" cimii zenei es
miiveszeti folyoirat. A folyoirat
kozolni fogja maid az 6hazaban
megjelent legujabb, ugyszinten
egyes regebbi ismert magyar da-
lok szoveget, ugy, hogy ezaltal
mar a regebben Amerikaban tar
t6zkod6 honfitarsaink ratalalnak
az 8 idejiikben nepszerii magyar
notakra is. A "Notas Ujsag" min
den szamaban kozolve lesz ket,
vagy harom eredeti magyar nota
hangjegye is.
A foly6irat megismerteti a ma
gyarsaggal jelenleg Amerlka-
ban elo magyar zeneszerzoket,
zeneszeket, miiveszeket es eneke-
seket, nnGnden szamban kozolve
egy-egynek a fenykepet es elet-
rajzat.
A "N6tas Ujsag'' el6fizetesi
ara. egy esztendore 50 $ kovet-
kez6 cimen rendelhet6 meg: SAC
West 158th ST., New York City
Olvas6ink, kil0nosen a zeneI
kedvelok figyelmet felhivjuk err
re Macy erdekessegiinek iger.
kez6 vi magyar vallalkozasra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23

Teljesen berendezett 100 AXE
res farma 90 tehen, 2 10, $50
tyuk, 2 diszno) teljes gazdasagi
felszereless Ii, Is mertfoldnyire
Youngstowntol, nagyon olcs6n ell
ado, vagy Youngstown hazert be-
cserelhet0. A vetelhez 3-4 ezer dol
lar keszpenz sziikseges. Felvilago
sitassal szolgal: Mindszenthyi Kal
man, 244 w. Wood ST., vagy seer
kesztosegUnk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23
Bolcsesegek

Egy csunya nonek megvan az
az elonye,' hogy mem veszitheti el
a szepseget.
Egy lopott cs6kban mar benne
van bocsanat is.
Egy ferjhez memo ozvegyasz-
SONY: felmelegitett pecsenye.
Egeszsegiigyi szempontbol no
siilni annyi, mint vizbefulni szom-
iusagt6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23

akik az 6sszel sz6l6t preselni fog
max, hordoegetes es anschlagolas
vegett forduljanak Bark6 Lajos,
hazai kadarmesterhez. Hordon-
kent soc. Maghivasra hazhoz jo-
vok. Cin: c 70 Barta Sandor, 1924
Manhattan Ave. Grocery stor.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23
Reszvet.

Szegeny asszony... Hallom,
hogy tegnap mind a ket fla meg
halt, Fogadja reszvetemet... Kep
zelje, nekem is rettenetes pechem
volt. Tegnap a williamson kilop-
tax az eziistoramat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23

A magyar fiatalsag nagyon Jol
tenne, ha magyar szinieloadaso-
kat latoeatna. Egy magyar szin-
darab nyujt annyi szorakozast,
mint egy "Show'. Batran mer-
iiik allitani, hogy sokszor tob-
bet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23

A magyarsag kotelessege ma.
gyar miikedvelo el6adasok tamo-
gatasa. Jegyezze meg j6l minden,
XII, hogy okt6ber 31.-en a Kos
suth Kor miikedvel6i nagyszerii
darabot mutatnak be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23

AZ oriasi mezesk alacs <sziv XII
sorsolasa egyik nagyon 4rdekes
esemenye lesz a R6zsafiizer Tar
snlat nagyszabasu Oszir6zsa-
bal sjanak. Okt6ber 4.rell, net
f6n lesz niegtartva, ez fenges
tancmulatsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23

esetleg kezd6d6 lyukadast azonnal be
lehessen tomni.
Ne felejtse el, hogy," egy uncia el5-
vigyazatossag feler egy font orvossag-
gal".
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23
Nyert

M6rickatol megkerdik:
Hol van kis testverked,
Moricka?
Az agyban fekszik, eltorte a
labat.
Hi, az nagy baj. Hogy tor
tent?
Ugus hogy jatszottunk, XII
tud jobban kihajolni az ablakon.
Es 3 nyert. f.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23
Radio

Nalam otthon mar reg van
radio.
Ne mondd.
- De igen. Ha felesegem a
szomszed szobaban kiabalni kezd,
en- pokolban kepzelem magam.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23
Magyarok naptara

Magyarok naptara
sZEPTEMBER "a, PENTEK
R6zsahegyi Kalman es tarsu-
latanak vendegjateka a volt
Kossuth Kori nagyteremben.
szEPT. 25, szon1BAT
Farrell, Pa. "A 10th Istvan
vezetese alatt all6 New. Yor-
ki Magyar Szinpad vendeg-
jateka a High Schoolban.
Szinre keriil, a "Szultan' ci-
mil operett.
sZEPT. 26, VAsARNAP
A 10th Istvan vezetese alatt
allo New York; Magyar
Szinpad" vendegjateka a
Kossuth Korben. Szinre kerul
"Szultan' operette.
SZEPTEMBER 81, HETF0
A Katholikus Ifjusagi Kor
BASEBALL csapatanak fe-
nyes tancmulatsaga.
OKT0BER 4, HETF0
A R6zsafuzer Tarsulat nagy-
szabasu tancmulatsaga a Kos
suth Kor regi nagwtermeben.
oKToBER 9, sZoMBAT
"A fiiggetlen magyar refor-
matus egyhaz nagyszabasu
"Szjireti Ball. a campbell
Ii Roman Hallban.
9oKToBER 9, szoMBAT
Niles, O.-A Munkas Bs. es
Onkepzo Szervezet 93.-ik, nj
lesi osztalyanak "Sziireti
Mulatsag"-a a Roman Hall
ban.
OKT6BER 10, vAsARNAP
"Oktober 6.-iki' emlekiin-
nep, rendezi a magyar refor-
matus egyhaz Ifjusagi Kore.
oKT0BER 16y szoMBAT
A SIT. Gyorgy Cor. Kath.
Szovetseg youngstown SIT.
NIlihalyrol elnevezett 12.-ik
osztalyanak nagyszabasu mu-
latsaga a Moose Hallban.
OKToBER Is, HETFO
A kossuth Kor Szenzaci6s
sztreti Balja rtgi nagyte-
remben.
oKT0BER 80, SZoMBAT
A Katholikus Ifjusagi Kor
nagyszabasu Halloween tanc-
mulatsaga.
OKToBER 81, VASARNAP
A Kossuth Kor miikedvelo
gardajanak szinieloadasa. Be
mutatasra keriil: "A kintor-
mas csalad"
DECEMB. 26, VASARNAP
A magyar ref. egyhaz Macy
szabasu, ket napos milsorral
egybekotott Bazarja Moose
Hallban.
DECEMBER 27, HETFO
A magyar reformatus egyhaz
nagyszabasa, ket napos ba-
zarral egybekotott Tancmu-
latsaga Moose allban.
Nvnrf
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23
Isrneri q nlanajat

!. Karcsi q manlajayal. bevasarQl-
iii ntEa|fuaaeaiasthe IA1fuas33s
res eey darab cukorkdtal kedves-
kedett Karcsinak.
A maga megkerdi:
Nos Kracsi, NIT kell mcnda-
nj q bacsinakg
Karcsi Irja fel!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-23
oKToBER 9, sZoMBAT

"A fiiggetlen magyar refor-
matus egyhaz nagyszabasu
"Sziireti Bal"-ja a campbell
Ii Roman Hallban.
The Washington times., 1926-09-01

,.t.. - WEAR, WOO, WAR, wcAE,
wSAI, WEEP, WTAAI. WTAG, VIE
=. na.--IpaDa srroubadours. 70
YLIB. WcCo. VOC, WICK, KsD,
sac s.. rla.--"soutlt sea Islanders
To wEAF. WEEI. WGR, WOO. ksD,
WTAG.
! 5. m.-"La FiIie du Tambour Ma
jeur." BY WEsAF Light Opera Cons
pany, to WEAF, WAR, WET.
10 p. m.-Pelham Heath Inn Cr-
chestra, Lon Raderman, conducting.
direct from Pelham Heath inn.
WNYC--New YOrk-5se
z ,. m.-Jaues r. Gibson, baritone.
7:15 p. mr." Outdoor LIFE ~
1880 p. m.-seIma Markels, Sra-
7:45 p. m.-Dinner IN honor Of Ger
trude Ederle at Hotel Commodore.
WGY--sclenectedy-
$3.50 p. m.-EastTnan Theater Orchess
ira, Rochester. n n. also broadcast
WFBHNew York-s9s
~ 3 s.ssnl q 5sy Ms,sr
s:sS ?. m-Hotel Majestic strins
81. cherniavsky, orlentaI band.
Fl y. m.Cafe dc Paris Ben Sell
wins Orchestra
WEN--NeW York-361
b. m.Gussie White, popular songs.
SIS y. nl.-George DoWd. tenor.
$50 2. g. --I.cew's Lsxingt ton Theater
,. m.-Loews New Tork Theater
$50 j; m.--Loew's seventh Ayenus
Concert Program.
b. RoaeIand Dance Orchestra.
1880 p. m.--Silver slipper Orchestra.
WRVA--I aichmOnd sBe
$3.50 D. up.--Baseball scores. market
review, farm flashes.
S.45 d fn.--ssYe Ode Tyne Singer2
folk songs with Melodian.
p. nl.--Health talk, Or Ennicn G.
Williams.
MeIodian and Fiddle
10 ,. Organ recital quartet.
The Washington times., 1926-09-01
BEST PROSPECTS

n. m,-Play by play broadcast
nj Raet0n- Washington baseball
game In Boston,. Times Herald,
B. m.--Unitcd states Marine
Band. washington, WRC (469l.
Washington, WRC 1851.
1850 D. m.-Star of interna-
national program, New York.
w" s:Ss 5. Im1..Banquet to Gertrude
Ederle, New York. WNYC (S26l.
$3.50 p. mr-Katherine FlOecker
Cullen. pianist. washington. WkC
CHAIN PROGRAMS
1850 p. m.DavLs saxophone
Octet. New York, WEAF, WRc,
WOO: WCaE. WsAI. WIfEI.
va" ). ri.4ipana Tronbadours,
New York, WEAF, VIC, WEEI,
WOO, WWJ, WLIB, WCC0. voc,
$3.50 .. m.--south Sea IL
Ianiiers. New York. WEAF. WEEg,
syVGR, WOO. KSll. WTAG.
Daughter Of the Drum Major, BY
WRC. WAN. WEEP, WCAE.
WCSH. KSD.
DANCE MUSIC
b. ua.--Hotel AstOr Dance
Orchestra, New York, WIZ (4SS1.
$3.50 D. iIl.--Eam Browne Orr
scItestra. Philadelphia, WOO (60sI.
10 D. m-PeihaIn Heath 1nm
Orchestra. New York, WEAF
tAy n 5. n,.--Jack Horwitr, Or.
cbestra. Cleveland. WTAM 13s9i.
4 a95 sl
The Washington times., 1926-09-01
NEARBY STATIONS
wcAU-Philadelphia-s7s

WCAU-Philadelphia-e5S
sac .. m.-Recital by ". snellenburg
Z p. m.-aIeirose Concert quartet.
p. m.-Minerya Rose Chadwins So
prano; Virginia Klein. pianist.
$40 ,. m.-Senator Hasenpfeffer. Il
8:45 p. m.-Frank Cook, Old-time
p. -m.--Artis Bittong's chser-Up
WAHG-New YOrk-S1e
1880 .. fn.-Margie Make-Beltsve.-
D.. m.-AAlbert Reiss, yibrapho1e 500
$40 ,. m.- william Helfenstein, bari
3 p. m.-verontca Virgins. contralto.
9:a0 p. m.--rReischick Brothers, bans
DOMAIN and violin duets.
10 y. ni.-Good Humor Bows.
WLIT-PhiIadeIphia-
40 p. m.-Drean Daddy with boys
= I b " I nj Cafe Concert Or
Tao b. m.-Progress Paint Company
OF louisville Kyn program.
WOO-Philadelphia-
$50 p. m.--Dlnner dance music by
Rizyo director.
1850 p. m.~-DavIE saxaphone octette.
s p. m.-WOo Orchestra. Robert y.
sGolueHi uhSS'V' > ~ MAJ soASS LUZ SNStA'
' p. m.~-Fox Theatsr stuiio pro-
gram.
broadcast direct from Devon Park Ho-
tel.
WLW-New YOrk-2sS
p. m.-Howard Melick, bass.
. s:I5 p. m Grave Trio.
$40 y. m.--Rosalie Wolf, sopraao;
Emil KessIer, .violinist; Raymond Meyer,
ceiIist; Joseph IA. Ion, pianist eE
$50 .. m.-corinne Ray. violintst. 81.
WMCA--New YOrk--S4I
z D. m.--couxhlan announcements.
1910 p. IN, --ErniS Golden and his
Hotel McAlpin Orchestra.
1880 .. II1.--Richard Sears, vioHnist.
p. m.-Monte-Carlo-by -ths-sea Or.
ohestra, IL
.. m.-coughlsn and Company
1850 p. ma Night in Muscle
10 .. M. Realty, Associates talk.
1O:o6 D. ul-Crescendo Eight.
1880 D m-Colonfal Inn Orchestra -
ii:so p. n1.S-cInb Brighton orehe14
IL. p. McAlpin Entertainers.
.WJZ--New YOrk-45S
sos D. m.--Hotel Madison Concert
p. m.--Imperiai Imps.
1850 p. m.-Helen Sch0fmsister, pi-
!, s:s5 p. MS Rose Droebcn Trio.
,Ss,x.45 p. nl.4-Kety. and Levy, banjo
and piaTtst Ethel and oorothea
ID. ni.-Hotei Astor Roof orcestra.
WEAF-New Yark--492
6 n. m. --syuagoaue Services by the
United Synagogue, Of america.
7;sn p m ''Dayis So xopho"s Ge-
The Washington times., 1926-09-01
LOCAL PROGRAMS
HRC-Haslinrton-4sa

s:45-7:45 a: nl.-Tower Health ES.
ereises broadcast with WEAF from
Metropolitan Tower, New York city.
1855 q. Warrington Time SignalA
IL (noon)-Organ recital by Gertrude
SmallSood broadcast from the studios
of the Homer II. Kilt Piano Company.
d m.-Irving Boernstein's Hotel
Washington Orchestra. broadcast from
the Hotel Washington.
?p m.APIay-by-play account of the
Washington Boston baseball game
broadcast from the studios OF the
Washington Times Berald.
Sc D. n.---JTnited States Marine
Band. Capt William Fl. Santelman1
bandIeader; Taylor Brarson, second
leader; broadcast from tbs Plaza Of
6:55 .. m.-Baseball scores.
p m.-Irving Boernstein Hotter
Washington Orchestra broadcast f~aiu
the Hotel Washington.
1880 p. nI.--"Dayis SaxOphone Oc-
tette" broadcast with WEAF from Nsy
York.
3 o. m,-'Ipaua Troqbadoprss broa dz
cast with wEAF from $em%sYorlS. & q s
$3.50 y. m.-Hather'no Fioecker Cullen
S:45 D. M Frances Cole, mezzo.so.
$40 p. m.-'"Ths Daughter Of the
Drum MaIDr.s by the WEAE Lia:if
Opera f0fnpany, broadcast with WEAF
from New NaFk.
The Washington times., 1926-09-01
BY GARDNER MACK
DISTANT STATIONS
wsB-AtIanta-42s


D. m.--HousehoId message by Mrs.
Ira 4. Farmer chairman Of home com
mfttee. Georgia Federation or women
Clubs.
11:45 o. m.--Peenless Entertainers.
WsM--NashviIle- .ss -
p. m. Dinner concert by Andrew
s:45 J. m wsa bedtime story
. p. m.--Mrs. i. L. Gamble, soprano
IL p. MS tudto program.
WCX-Deeroit-51?
to p. m.-Dinner program by
Goldkette Ensemble.
10 10 .. m.--schmetnan Band.
wGR-BufsaIo-3I
1850 D. M Recital presented by
Valerie Cham bordon. soprano solo!st,
and En1malipe Miles lbbott, pianist Of
p. n.--Joint broadcasting With
WBBM--Chicago-
america 70 with Buy = spears.
to. 10 p. m.--Harmony Time--Ahe
ira: Hi and ST.; Kay Ronayns. blues
with the lCytp voice. S.sS.nl Lee ST s INNS:
Charlie Schultz the eighty pound
Il rnidnight-1Ths Natty club. the s
directing: Little Jack Little; Abe
LyInan's Brunswick Recording orehss-
ira.
WLER-C hicagO-SO3
.. rn.-The Million Sing
7.05 m.-The Old Fashioned
us 5. m.-Dinner music by Drake
Concert Ensemble and Blackstone
string Quintet ...,.or COATES. bari.
tone. and Edward Barry, pianist.
Yrl.--Ipana Troubadours
1880 p. ni.-ATnbrose Larsens4 Or
KOA-Denver-sse
$50 3. m. Dinner concert. Brown
Palace string orchestra. Howard Tilio-
atou director.
ssy s:so 5. wynken, BIynken ana
Nod time, by members q denver A-lD-
IL q rn.--Instrumentai program Dy
scheuernau's Colorado orchestra from
9SsiS 8. a. - scientific football. Tom
head Is Coach Regis college. Denver.
1875 ?. XII n;-s sssff MEMBER enpssn
KnK -Plftsburgh-
.g.1A = -StocIkman-Farmer repprt.
n. rn.--Coneert by the Westtrg-
house Band. r.. j. Vastine, Sonaucs e.
and the Colored Male Giee club.
Us
sr forecast. Baseball scores.
KYW-C Chicago sS6
.. Family hour from the
Chicago Evening American studio sef
to a:30 D. Classical concert
from = KYW,s commonwealth Edison
Company studio. .
s:s0 10 III 3, m. Congress- carnival
from KYW'a studio IN the Congress
Hotel and from the Ponapeiian loom,
Featuring Henry Gendron and his
orchestra. This program. il under de
rectfon or Edwin Borrofk
Ill p. milne signals and weather
report
springfield. Masss-333
D. nl.-Radio Nature League rn-
der the direction Of Thornton W. Bur-
CESS.
s D. m.-The transformers
$50 D. ni.--Max /. Krulee and his
Hotel Westminster Orchestra.
3 p. ml.--yyinifred Brewer, pianist.
81 as1R D. rl.~-Vraiter JsFnlyse hafia9re.
a:39 D. Program OF Hawaiian
music arranged BY William Kahaka-
iau.
WNAC-BostOn-4
e:3e B. m.--Program arranged By the
Greater Boston Federation OF Churches.
D. ra-Broadcast from Boston
The Washington times., 1926-09-01
Quartet MAKES
HIT IN ETHER

Just breeziltg along were the
radio programs Of the North ana
West last evening despite the
riot or static that filed the air
81 tie last day Of August. Tun-
ing ras Exceptionally sharp and
hfFaauower stations only could be
cleared SO that programs Yves
ENJOYABLE. The South seemed -
II difficult 20 dig out Of the
bangs and cTasl1es-but the other
sections Of the country made up
~ power and volume for their
ternperarnenta associates. lack
The quartet that accompanies the
PennsylYania Railroad tourists on
their radio Journeys was easily the
star attraction in loud speaker
activities from WRC last evening.
one Of the reasons for the pleasure
given listeners was the return OF
the singers to the program after
an absence when they were sorely
missed.
But the main reason was that
the quartet is one Of the best
singing organizations OF male voices
befnR heard on the air and not only
supplies good ensemble music, but
has in its tenor and basso two
singers who would attract attention
- eo1oists in any setting which
Il UNUSUAL in quaftets. The NUM-
hers presented by. both soioists and
ensemble last evening were well
selected and iltelligentIy presented.
Ruinor hath it that the WRC au-
disncs has made It's last railroad
journey of & Tuesday evening; and
that IN the future the Eveready
entertainers will be heard from
WEAr at the same hour. There
Is regret, Of course. at the de-
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Shepherd webb, ofgsnlst First Baptist
Church.
ii b. NJ Garry Ne Back 20 Old
virEinny
WGBS New york-3 1
s:1Q >. Dance orchestra.
s:as >. Baseball results and
news items.
$50 b. ma.--Sayoy Dance Orchestra.
WCA e. Pittsburgh s6i
e:as 5. n. Garden bulletin. POLES
reports. 80
ii III, Concert ~ United States
Army band I'll Washington.
7.2o 5. ul.-The Davis saxophone
octet. from WEAF
b. M Program Of dance music
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PCWPINJ AROUND THE RADIO DIALS :

par ture of so good an aggregation
as that engaged for last night g
endeayor-but, the program com.
iny ii. its place il rated as one 81
fha hest and most versatile IN
radio. hence the change viii prob
abIy be Il gain for the listener.
SUMNER WIDOWERS
DOFF MOURNING
"The summer Widowers" DOTTED
their mourning last evening at
WIZ, through WRC, and decided
TO be regular fellows, from now
m. The end of the entertaining
summer farce brought home the
fact that each of the widowers was
particufarly fond of his own wife
and that the wives had an ambition
10 make sweethearts of the bus
bands which isn't such a bad idea
to put into radio circulation.
Java and sbatiques and music
that appeared from nowhere and
for no particular purpose. formed
the, chief topic of conversation OF
the world tourists who are fol-
lowing the hurrying Mr.. Cook
around the southern hemisph
Next week Singapore is to be the
goal OF the travellers.
CONNELL PRESENTS
MONOLOGUE PROGRAM
Dennis Connell did himself proud
with group OF Shakespearean
readings as an introduction in the
mart Of q Tnonologist from WRC
after the New York programs
had been safely, though a bit rag
pe6Iy delivered. And after doing
a bit OF Shakespeare in q Con-
nell way. he read the famous Bret
Harte verse regarding the
.sTIeafhen Chinee" which was the
star feature Of his program.
Outside the local wave-lengths
there was much to be heard and
considerable racket to be encounter.
ed In The hearing. Eddie and
Fanny Cavanaugh did their clever
= orresuondence trick from KYW
at the usuaa hour. While Eddie
comes in for considerable acclaim
on account, OF his singing the letter
answering rhymes, Fanny ought 70
ret her share Of plaudits for the
very, very clever way IN when
RIse pieces the singer on the
piano Sitting him over rough
places and always tapping the
r,yllt aote At precisely the right
detroit. Cleveland, Boston, Min
neapolis and Cincinnati each pro
yided its share OF good entertain
nnent with Chicago providing the
most programs and New York the
loudest.
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SMOKING HARDEN VOICE
or WOMEN, IS CLAIM

ATLANTIC CITY, II. j., Sept. 1.
s.Smoking isn't doing women any
good: # eniarges their vocal cords.
make their voices harsh and gut
furaI, instead OF soft and sweet
and creates d general catarrhal con
dftfon. said DIR. Franz Fremel,
Austrian ear, nose and throat spe-
ciaIist. here. DR.. Fremel and DR..
Gustav Guist. eve specialist Of
Vienna, are spending a few days
at this resort.
DR.. Frensel declared that the
number 81 persons suffering from
throat infections was increasing.
due largely to dust in the air. The
condition was especially noticeable
IN the cities. he declared. Next to
dust, he said, smoking caused the
most throat trouble.
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