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guest in whose honor a tea will be
given this afternoon at Hassler Villa,
Silver Bluff. near Miami. Fla. The
Possesses will be Mrs. Gertrude Hass-
Ter, Mrs. +. l.. Pierce and Mrs. Frank
NJ. Aldrich.
Miss Eleanore Hellmuth will arrive
from her home in ST. Louis Tuesday.
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evening at the dinner concert at the
Mayhower.

Miss Joan Collins entertained at
shower yesterday at
the Hotel Roosevelt In honor of Miss
Nan Darton, whose marriage to Mr..
William James Kerlin will take place
April 13. The guests were Mrs. Max
Prentice. Miss Blanche Wingo, Miss
Helen Newton. Miss Ruth williams.
Miss Anita Smith, Miss Beatrice Work
man. Miss Elizabeth Hogan. Miss
Muriel Davis, Miss Virginia Rea. Miss
Eleanor Judd. Miss Mary Harrison
and Miss Darton.
DR.. Boyd Carpenter will be the guest
Of the literary lectures section Of the
Women's City Club tomorrow after
noon at 4:45 o'clock, and will speak on
The Literary Contacts Of Europe
With Asia"
DR.. and Mrs. Kennedy Butler have
returned from a visit in Atlantic City.
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Col. Grant Chairman OF
Easter Monday COtillOn.

Col. Grant Chairman OF
Easter Monday CotillOn.
Col U. S. Grant. Sd. is the chairman
of the mems committee for the Wash
inston cotillon, to be held at the May
flower Easter Monday evening. April
| S, and Mr.. William Bowie Clarke is
secretary. The women's committee is
composed of Mrs. John Washington
Davidge, Mrs. John Allen Dougherty,
Mrs Lyman B. Kendall, Mrs. William
Mitchell, Mrs. Charles II. Patterson,
Mrs. Emory Sands, Mrs. Walter r.
Tuckerman and Mrs. Walter D. Will
cox. The favors for this dance are
being selected and will be unusually
attractive.
Miss Joan Collins entertained at
| bridge luncheon and shower yesterday
| in compliment to Miss Nan Darton,
whose marriage to Mr.. William Kerlin
will take place next month. The guests
| were Miss Blanche Wingo, Mrs. Max
| Prentice. Miss Helen Newton, Miss
Mary Harrison, Miss Eleanor Judd,
Miss Anita Smith. Miss Ruth VIII
liams. Miss Virginia Rea. Miss Beatrice
Workman, Miss Muriel Davis and Miss
| Elizabeth Hogan.
Judge and Mrs. j. I. Dithmare Of
| Madison. Wis, are spending some
time in Washington as the guests of
DR.. and Mrs. G. J. Galpin.
Mrs. Lyman u. Graham. wife of
Lieut. Graham, will entertain the
| wives of the members of the Coast
| and Geodetic Survey at luncheon and
| bridge Friday afternoon at the Grace
| Dodge Hotel. Her guests will be
Mrs. r. l.. Ferris, Mrs. r. H. Hardy,
| Mrs. G. L. Bean, Mrs. L. o. Colbert.
| Mrs r. IL. Pagenhart, Mrs. r. S. Pat.
| ton. Mrs. II. w. Hen1pel, Mrs. G. p.
| Rude. Mrs. J. II. Hawley. Mrs. L. c.
| Wilder, Mrs. c. M Durgen. Mrs.
| Charles Thomas. Mrs. William Par
| kcr, Mrs. w. r.. Parker. jr.: Mrs. NJ.
| p. Clement, Mrs. II. r. Edmonston
and Mrs. r. r. Lukens
Gen. and Mrs. NJ. Gray Zalinski
| will entertain a party Of nine Sunday
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Representative and Mrs. George r.
Stobbs Of Massachusetts, who enter.
tanned at dinner last evening in the
presidential dining room Of the May
flower. had as their guests Repre-.
sentative and Mrs. Franklin W. Fort
Of New Jersey. Representative and
Mrs. William r. Coyle Of Pennsyl-
vania and Representative and Mrs,
Fletcher Hale Of New Hampshire.
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SOCIETY
Lord and Lady Kindersley Arrive Today
for Weeks Visit to Vice President
and Mrs. Dawes.

ed to Daytona Beach. Fla. after a
short visit in her Chicago home.
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The Minister of Latvia and Nine.
Seya will entertain a company of 30 at
dinner this evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Dierks enter
tained informally at dinner last eve
ming
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The Secretary of War. Mr.. Davis.
who is expected TO return the first of
the Week. will probably stop at Hot
Springs and be with Mrs. Davis and
their son. Dwight +. Davis. jr. over
Sunday. The Secretary has been in
the West for an inspection trip. Mrs.
Davis and their son went to Hot
Springs for the latter's Spring vaca-
tion from St. Marks School at South
borough
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Shower for April Bride
Held Tuesday Evening.
A miscellaneous shower was given
at the home Of Miss Louise Hoyberger.
on Gallatin street, Tuesday evening.
March 16, for Miss Margaret Miller,
who Is to he married in April to Mr..
Carl Reisinger.
The decorations Of the living room.
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Dawes will be the honor
guests at dinner this even.
- ing of Mrs. Frederick Dent
Grant.
Lord and Lady kindersley viii ar
rive today from London to he guests
OF the Vice President and Mrs. Dawes
for a week, and will he among Mrs.
Grants guests at the dinner tonight.
Chatelaine OF Italian
Embassy Sailing Tomorrow.
The Ambassador OF Italy and Donna
de Martino left this morning for New
York, from where the latter will sail
tomorrow on the Conte Rosa for a
visit Of two months in her home in
Italy. They were accompanied to New
York by the secretary OF the embassy,
Signor Leonardo Nitetti. who will re-
turn to Washington with the Ambas-
sador next week.
The Secretary of War. Mr.. Davis.
who is expected to return the first or
the Week. will probably stop at Hot
Springs and be with Mrs. Davis and
their son. Dwight +. Davis. jr., over
Sunday. The Secretary has been in
the West for an inspection trip. Mrs.
Davis and their son went to Hot
Springs for the latter's Spring vaca-
tion from St. Marks School at South
borough.
The Minister of Latvia and Nine.
Eeya will entertain company of ~ at
dinner this evening.
The Minister OF Greece. Mr.. Simo-
poulos. is expected to return today
from New Yot- where he has been
for a few days.
Mrs. Royal S. Copeland left today
for New York City to spend the week
end with her son. Royal. jr., rejoin
ing the Senator in their Wardman
Park apartment the first of the week.
The Counselor Of the Czechoslo-
vakian legation and Nine. Lipova
will be the guests in whose honor
Col. and Mrs. George {. Thorpe will
entertain at a supper party Sunday
evening. Mr.. Sigurd Nilssen. who
will appear in the Washington Opera
Co.'S performance of 'Lohengrin"
Monday. will also be an honor guest
The Counselor and Nine. Lipova
are leaving Washington shortly for
a vacation In Europe.
The First Secretary Of the Bolivian
legation and Sonora de La Barra will
be the honor guests at dinner this
evening of Nine Won Lewinski, who
will entertain a company of 10, later
taking them to the Maytiower Hotel
TO dance.
Maj. Nictoriano Casaius, military
attache of the Spanish emba Ssy, left
today for New York. He will return
10 his apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel on Monday.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. George Z.
Clark have as their guests at Ward.
man Park Hotel for day or two
the latter's niece and her husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Morency of River
Forrest, Ill.
Former Senator and Mrs Thoma
Sterling are leaving Washington for
New York, where they will spend a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. William
son left today for Bridgeton. y. j..
where they will be members of
house party given by Mr.. Oberlin
Smith AT his country place, Lock
void. They will return to their
Wardman Park apartment the first
OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Clark Noble will
entertain the Art and Archaeology
League at the studio assembly at
their studio. 1928 Twenty-second
street. tomorrow afternoon at 4:30
O'Clock. Mrs. Mitchell Carroll will
speak on MY Summer in the Archie
illogical Field
Mrs. Charles Dawes, wife of the
Vice Presidents nephew. has return
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March 80, and will be the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Boland until
she goes to Douglas, Mich. to open
her cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs: Joseph p. Tumulty
have gone to New York and are at
the Waldorf Astoria for q short stay.
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Mrs. Walter d. Wilcox will enter
tain at a large tea this afternoon
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Mrs. Edward E. Browne. wife of
Representative Browne Of Wisconsin.
is spending the week in New York
attending the Garden Club of New
York flower show
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Chatelaine OF Italian
Embassy Sailing Tomorrow.

The Ambassador OF Italy and Donna
de Martino left this morning for New
York, from where the latter will sail
tomorrow on the Conte Rosa for a
visit Of two months in her home in
Italy. They were accompanied to New
York by the secretary OF the embassy.
Signor Leonardo Nitetti. who will re.
turn to Washington with the Ambas-
SadOr next week
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The Minister OF Greece. Mr.. Simo-
poulos. is expected to return today
from New Yot- where he has been
for Il few days.
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+" HE Vice President and Mrs.
Dawes will be the honor
guests at dinner this even.
l. ing of Mrs. Frederick Dent
Grant.
Lord and Lady Klndersley will ar
rive today from London to he guests
OF the Vice President and Mrs. Dawes
for week, and will he among Mrs.
Grants guests at the dinner tonight.
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Mrs Abigail Harding Lewis, sister
of the late President Harding. Ia the
Evening star., 1926-03-19

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Clark Noble will
entertain the Art and Archaeology
League at the studio assembly at
their studio. 1928 Twenty second
street. tomorrow afternoon at 4:30
O'Clock. Mrs. Mitchell Carroll will
speak on MY Summer in the Archie
illogical Field"
Mrs. Charles Dawes, wife of the
Vice Presidents nephew, has return
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Mrs. Patton Wise Slemp was host
ess to company of 10 at luncheon
today.
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Continued on Page Twenty-one.)
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Mrs. Royal S. Copeland left today
for New York City to spend the week
end with her son. Royal. il, rejoin-
ing the Senator in their Wardman
Park apartment the first of the week.
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Dance. woAw $500. omaha-Radio
= revue: orchestra.
1880 p. M.--KTHS (374.Sl Hot Springs
Dance. WIN (361.2l. New York-00r r
chestra. woo (4S3 o., Davenport--Or-
chestra. WRC (463.5). Washington -
Organ.
1885 r. M.-KDKA t3o9D, East Pitts
burgh-Theater.
lo:i5 r.; M,IwGHB. (2ee}s ClearW;ate,r;
University quartet
I1:OO T.. MKT (467l, Los Angelo
Quartet: vocal. KPo t428.3). ,; san
1851 - OAKLAND Address. soprsno
14f75.9). DaIias-Cellist other artists.
VICES t250l, , Oak ParkHV9cal v tSa,
Harry Richman and entertainers.
WHO t526), Des. Moines5-orchestrl 4.
WLIB ,(302.Sl. Chieago1Dance; Cor
IL 20 P. M.&KGo tae12). Oakland -
11 nukPr +. M.-wDAF 1895 o., Kansas
City--Nighthawk frolic; Jack Little;
ls Bsaa N hoaT KN teaa 5sGs A A5fs5sd
caFToPEfa. Rros shfD WIFI WIFI SS en-
cago-Your Hour League: Pat Barnes.
1880 A. VIVID 1909. Mooseheart
400 4. MIi.-KYw (5s54i Chicago, vo -
I4475) Chicago-Ginger hour: dance.
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POLICE PETITION :.
HEARING STARTS.
Three Seek Reinstatement
bby Board.

Hearing on a petition for a man
damus to order reinstatement by the
board of safety of John Sheenan,
Michael Heating and James Scully
as patrolmen opened today before
Judge Sidney S. Miller of Superior
Court Three. Last week Judge Mil
Ter issued an alternative writ order
ing the board to reinstate the ousted
officers or show cause why not.
The three were dismissed Jan. 4
on orders from the safety board be-
cause of insufficient funds, 1t was
said. Patrick ]. Mccormick, their
attorney, charged others were added
to the force later.
Judge T. j. Moll Of Superior Court
Five late Monday continued until
Saturday a similar hearing in which
Emmett Mccormick, brother OF
Patrick. Mccormick, is endeavoring
to compel the safety board to put
him on the force after he was dis
missed Jan. A.
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RHEUMATISM PAINS
QUICKLY ENDED BY
RED, PEPPER HEAT

When you are suffering with rheu'
matism so you can hardly get around
Just try Red Pepper Rub and you
will have the quickest relief known.
Nothing has such concentrated,
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slant relief. Just as soon as you
apply Red Pepper Rub you feel the
tingling heat. In three minutes 1t
warns the sore spot through and
through Frees the blood circula-
ton, breaks up the congestion-and
the old rheumatism torture Is gone.
Rowles Red Pepper Rub, made
from red peppers, costs little at any
drug store. Get a jar at once. Use
it for lumbago, neuritis, backache,
stiff neck, sore muscles, colds in
chest. Almost instant relief awaits
you. Be sure to get the genuine.
with the name Rowles on each pack
age.
For Free Samnle Mail This Advertisement to
WHITEHALL THARMACAL Co. Inc
59S Madison Ave. New YORK. n. I .
Advertisement.
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ssmmpnit yr SHss' VIII fhads!gN:S
Mq2seheartIchldrens program ni taE
WIZ WAC 5Gns5aSsnlss5 n LAX.
Trio. .wsB 54as So ,Atiania@Lyon ' and
University of Nebraska musicale.
$3.50 p. M.-KoA I322o,A. Denyyer- ,,-,
sS ssdio KF kPRo 1892 hssst2R
sady3WGY, Orchestra, WIG 400 q
e paSennivTSFfkty ch1SasRR Hse
fa sad n WR% SaS T MoX
San Acknowledgement.
''S seudlo N KSx as4 ~ Sa'ash
M1 Rsd Hpp 9ns daD weT '74 9FCnfaHss
wSASt sS fht G;syi
ian lfSSiiioHe wEAF t'29i 81 NeT
WSk %W h %dco alS %o TEEiw ysz si
saee ssRsa'r prosr MSN wsY 81
MHB e 1863 90 : Kansas eityEoTche,str "a
WAS esq poS
York-Muslc. WOAW $3.50 OmshaeN1
Classical program WOAN '@S ,Hs;c
WoRD (395j. Batavia--Concert trio;
courtesy program.
9:O5 P. M.-wIP (5os;2) Philadelphia-
Movie broadcast, orchestra.
''f Bsn r " KITS t} A9 MGg5Gfis
9rsan male qEnaGrsteett WEAF or s4bSa
M w. EF THA KF7 wF Esq % %aH (@$2Ns}
doors IN Mfnn Ims6tP''S' WIT 1000 Chi
cago--ya ried program. WGBS (3d5.6
6s yep S9rkT2TSRfiStra lecture Moo WacA
(3355555,. W MsS SSrHDiass VIM
9:45 p. M.-wJz (454.3). New York -
1000 p. M.-KFI t407) Los Angles
akland-aProgram. xxx I336.9l Il H9l,
lywood-Special program. XIII (4OP;;SSo1
Los 5Angeles-Special program; h tsIS
k kome WEHF al Ghlfss0Ns New 9ork@
Theater. WEAR 1888. A. Cleveland -
SINGING sgncopat9rs;, VI h. t3W n5 % :
jS a@BBore ~BV WJJp is4o2l &oqseheqrs;.
Feature hour. WHOA (34D New York
Orchestra. WoK 12130 ChicaSoE;
Dance .theater, WPG !299;Sl. Atia nn
Ct4SlveFc S Spnsr csS kSiaT gssee music
eraM. Nw7ssSM 1I$@ss:3ysSST NasRSiie-HoT-
chestra.
1910 P. M.-wHT t4oo,, Chicago -
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Concert Music
6:30-WRC, WIZ.
7:30-KOA, WEAF. WSAI.
S:0O-WGN, WWJ.
S:3O-WGY, VINO.
9:00-WCX, WOAW.
9:30-KTHS, woo.
t0:00-KFI, KGO, VIVID.

80 P: MmKoA xS4 aS24 49ae p 3en Ea1s-
ton-Orchestra. WEAF l491 81 New
York-"Twins: also WCAE. WEEl,
VII. WGR. WWJ Voc. WCCo. KSD,
WLIB, WAR and WEAR. WGHB
(266). Clearwater Fla.-Moore Singers.
WAS (399S). Observation-Disclosures.
WHO 1920. Des Moines-Ouintet.
! As z. M.-wHT (4O0). Chicago-or-
chestra.
3 p. M.-KFDM (315.el. Beaumont -
Ensemble; KDKA 1891 Fast Pits Pits
KYW 1854, Chicago--Music. WBBM
1920 Chicago-Orchestra vocalists.
VICAR (260 San Acknowledgment
Kings. WBAL t246). Baltimore-String
trio. pianist solost. WBPI $3.50
Newark-Music. WCAU (278). Phila-
iephia-Gospel singer pianist. WCBD
(344. %. Zion. Il;-Quartet, musical
program WEAF (491 %. New York
Music: aso~WEEI. WGR WGN, WWJ
WCAE, WCCO. WTAG: WSAI, woo
KSD, WAR WIFI. WEAR. WEAo
talks. wENR $500. Chicago-P9qpnllsasr
t25O) Oak Park-Orchestra. crgan
'VHB 1865 81 Kansas City-Varied mu-
-ic WHO $3.50 Des Mones-Varied
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TEN HELD ON
SPEED CHARGES
Police Charge a. Autos With
out Tail Light.

Ten alleged speeders were slated
without tail lights and two with
driving past stop signals.
The alleged speeders:
William Fultz, A, of $40 S. Grace
ST.; James f. Buck, 80, of 243 5. Kit
ter Ave; Herbert f. Stewart, rs, OF
r. r. p, Box '15C; Wallace Farr, 20,
Negro, of Twenty-First st. and
Boulevard Pl.; Leo Porter, %, Of TAT
n. Emerson Ave; George Phillips,
.27, of 54S w. washington ST.; Ross
Graham, 81, Of 1409 e. Thirty Third
St; Walter Diener, IS, OF S22 n. La
Sale ST.; DIR. Willard b. Gates, 80,
Of 1914 Lowell Ave-, ana William
Skaggs, %, Of 5115 Z. Washington
Street.
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RADIO a = ssss
(AI Central Standard Tlme)
Today's Best

Copvrtdht. 1926. bu United Press
WEAF and Hookup Fourteen Sta
tions). 8 p. M. EST-"A Litera-
Muscle" with orchestra and vocal
lists.
KGw. Portland (492 Nd, s P. M.
PCST-Educational features.
KDKA, East Pittsburgh 600 M,
p. NJ. EST-KDKA Little Sym
phony.
XII. Los Angeles ass M, 10
p. NJ. PCST-Ballad -four.
WBz, Springfield 1888 Nd, p. NJ.
EST-Boston Bruins VS.. Les Cana
diens of Idontreal, hockey.
WOAW, Omaha (526 Nd, 9 P. NJ.
CST-Omaha Elk Band.
WJR, Pontiac Mich. (517 Nd. o
p. NJ! CST-Mlchigan Night, by re-
mote control from Ann Arbor.
WGN, Chicago 1903 Nd, 10 P. M.
CST-Sam and Henry feature.
KFNF, Shenandoah (493 Nd, 8
p NJ. CST-Matinee
WFRO, Lansing (2S5 Nd, 7I5
p, NJ. CST-Band.
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POLICE REPORTS ON AIR
WFBM Will Broadcast Information
Each Night.

Station WFBM, Merchants Heat
and Light Company, has established
as a regular feature broadcasting of
Indianapolis police department re-
ports, it WIS announced today.
Through arrangements with Police
Chief Claude F. Johnson and In
spector Walter S. White, WFsBM is
to be furnished with reports of
stolen automobiles, missing persons,
new city ordinances and other in
formation of like nature. These re-
ports will be placed on the air at Z
each right.
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Dancing
7:30-KPRC, WHAS.
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S:30-WRC.
9:0O-WHB, WMBB.
Q: 30-CKAC, WEAF, WWJ.
WCAE.
10:00-WEAF, WEAR.
10: 30-KTHS, woo.
11:0O-WHO; WLIB, VINO.
l1:45-WDAF.
12:O0-KGO, WHIT.
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Silent Today

Central-KFUO, WAND, WILL.
WHAD, WSUI. VOL.
Eastern -, WANG, WBBR,
WCAP, WHAZ, WILT, WOO,
WOR, WLWL. VITO, WRVA.
Far West-KLX, KOA, KWSC.
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RIVER IS CONQUERED

PUEBLO, Col.-The Arkansas
River. which in June, 1921, over
flowed, wrecking approximately $780,
000,0 worth of property and taking
a hundred lives, has been turned
from it's natural channel into a man.
made passageway, lined with con-
crete levees.
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& 2SS SSaFysged Bst
WBz (333 ~. Springfield Hockey
Bruins- vs. Canadians. WEAF (49l % g.
New York--Quartet also WWJ. WCAE,
WEI, WIFI. WGR and KSD. WEAR
1884, Cleyeland-StudiO: ensemble.
WEBB (370.2) Chicago-Orchestra: vo-
cal. WGBS (315.6l New oYrk-Voca'
tional Forum. WHAR l275). Atlantic
City-organ; radio hints. WIP t5oS.9f
dephia-Dramatic reviews. WAR
f344.6) Chicago-Lullaby Time. WLIP
1902 81. Chicago-Music. woo (4S3;Gl;
Davenport-Male quartet. WMBB
t250) Chiclgo-Semi- cl assical program
WMCA DAD. New York-Institute.
WORD (275) Batavia-Public ,Sery-
ice" questions. WPG 1893 81. Atlantic
City-Fashons; artists. WQJ t447 81
Chicago-Dance. music; vocal and lnstru-
mental.
7:15 p. M.--,KDKA t3o9D. East Pitts
burgh-Address sacred songs. VINO
(499.7, Notwithstanding stories;
health talk WIP (50S2), Philade,lphia
WREo (5S5.5 Lansins-Band; vocaI
and instrumental.
,:ao p. M.-wLs Ca44.o), chicago-Ar-
lists solo concert.
: '25 p. M.-WCAU (27S) Philadelphia
-Theater Digest, WCAU Players.
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Radio PROGRAMS

S i IbhPAe eonc cert as aaS' K F
K Kd1 4SIR9S 81 Houst2nmGhlld1HsHd
quartet. WIZ 1888. sprinsfeld77-En
Gemble. WCAE G461+3l PittsbuTrggh -
Dinner CONCERT. W&M t3Q2sS Chcago
apois-St. Children,s hour. WIFI
Kra. WGHB $500. Clearwater. Fla =
p nnsz 6H6 g5ie WG WcY 1917 5 Bgs se5e
n eeRtady oSises W. VIVID }$zG{(
t584I5 New YorkMorchestra WoK
1922. Newark-o--News; quartet
studio WSAI 1888 Cmcinnati-Mu-
sicale.
6:45 P. M-wPG C29s.s). Atlantic City
(3 35S g. B BSSs3nm iross''' WV
$500 p. M-CKAC aid Montreal =
Dime rconcert. KMA 1852 =, Shenan'
dq2R!-Trio: KYW WI 1535 Al Be- Chicago 81 an
sas citypW5school Of the Ar" wEAF
baritone aHtt;2 WEAR 1859 = Cleyeland-
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--Trio; organ; WIP $685. m Ph Ia ti
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G CB4i New YorR RSSse Wis
l3446l CRcag9 sw pOeEMbo prog 3aF
BOY BSH Scout out t talk. WoAw 1920; OMAHA
Washing ton-Radio school; SHOW
Shopping"
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WI BIN
Heat and Light Com

Merchants Heat and Light Com
pany. 268 Meters.
Tuesday, March 2
2:30-1ndiana Federation OF
Clubs program.
6:00-Sports and stock market
reports, courtesy In
dianapolis News.
6:30-Public school hour, I'M
der direction of Flora
Drake.
1880 - Bradstreets business
survey, Rabbi Goodman.
Brace Beemer.
8:00-Indiana Federation Of
Clubs program.
10:00-Mona Motor Twins.
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Us 2. M.-wCCC C4164). Minneapolis
St. Paul-Orchestra.
6:3O z. M.-WBZ 3333l. Springfield :.
New York-American composers. WEEl
GAS 81. Boston-Yiolinist; baritone
WFAA $3.50 :, Dallas n Orchestra
WGN (302.8l, Chicago 1Tdg ORD con on
nectadXy~-Adbdress; ORGANIC u Evqu-
Sandman H7. WOO 50s3('. Philadelphia
Orchestra. WRC (46S:5l, Washing
TOM arine Band. also WIZ.
GAO p. M.-WLs (344.6, Chicago-or-
gan.
6:95 P. M-wGY Cs79.5). Schenectady
Marine Band.
$3.50 p M-woAw (52o). omaha-orf
chestra.
ZOO p. M.-KFDM (315 81. Beaumont
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Evening star., 1926-03-17
DENIES BAD HEART
KILLED MATTE0TT|
Prosecution Fights Claim
Deputy Died From Excite
ment During KIDNAPPING.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
CHIETI. Italy, March 1.-THE chief
task of the prosecution in the Mat
teotti murder case today was an en-.
deavor to undermine the claims that
the Socialist and anti-Fascist deputy
was not slain, but died from a pull.
monary hemorrhage brought on by
excitedment while he was being kid
naped in an automobile.
Testimony that his death resulted
from hemorrhage and that Matteotti
was not slain was given Yesterday by
Amerigo Dumini. said 10 have been
born In st. Louis. Mo. the son OF an
Italian father and an American
mother. Dumini. with Albino Volpi.
Giuseppe Viola. .Ameleto Poveromo
and Augusta Malcria, are charged
with being responsible for the death
of Matteotti. whose body was found
two months after his disappeara nee
in shallow grave short distance
outside Rome.
The prosecution also had today the
task OF disproving statement made
by Dumini that he, unaided. carried
out the kidnapping of the deputy and
Evening star., 1926-03-17
LEGEND OF SNAKES DRIVEN FROM
IRELAND is LABELED s'SPOOF''l
Long Time Story of St. Patrick's Feat Declared
''Myth, by Dr. Mann, Who Declares Emerald
Isle Never Had Any Such Reptiles

Historians do not agree on the iden-
tity Of the saint and are not sure
whether March II In his birthday or
the date of his death. Some say II
Is both.
Another Experts View.
William s. Walsh. an authority on
legends and popular customs, writes
that 80 many conflicting legends
have been put into this story that 1t is
now generally assumed there were
two or more ST. Patricks who have
been rolled into one" There was lone
commanding personality toward
whom ell the myths naturally gravi-
tated," however, Walsh says. and this
Patrick was born about 3S6 AID. He
was carried. away from England by
pirates when is and sold as a slave
In the north of Ireland. There he be-
came a missionary and bishop among
the heather.
The legend has il that ST. Patrick
did his snake chasing with large
drum. with which he raised a racket,
no end. Then he preached a sermon
that sent the varmints scurrying in
all directions. 1t was very simple.
But now comes DR.. Mann with his
daring scientific assertion.
This may be irrelevant. but it Is
a fact that the doctor is hurrying
preparations for his departure for
Africa.
Evening star., 1926-03-17

that the other prisoners at the bar had
no connection with 1t. The four code.
PENDANTS with Dumini already have
denied participation in the kidnapping.
The family of Dumini has asked the
Fascist party to grant, In recognition