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Evening star., 1926-11-06
FOOT BALL GAME
TO Be BROADCAST
Penn State : Pennsylvania
Contest Will Start at 2.
Musical to Follow.

A playby-play description OF the
Penn State Pennsylvania foot ball
game will be broadcast this afternoon
by WRC, direct from Franklin field,
Philadelphia. The contest is sched
uled to start at o'clock. Maj. J.
Andrew White, radio sports announc-
er, will be at the microphone.
At the conclusion of the game, an
other of the musicals in the Coolidge
Auditorium of the Library of Con
gress will be broadcast. 1t will be
provided by the Lenox String Quartet.
AS its principal attraction tonight
WRC has scheduled the second of the
series of Is concerts by the New York
Philharmonic Orchestra. Subsequent
features include music by the Wash.
ington, Frivolity Club and Carlton
Orchestras, and a talk by p. A.
Browne of the Better Business Bureau
on Radio Retailing and Selling"
WMAL has scheduled an elaborate
program which will keep the station
on the air from o'clock to midnight.
Music predominates. but there will be
another talk by Will p. Kennedy, po.
1itical writer for The Star, in his
radio forum series. His topic tonight
Is The Voice Of the People of the
District of Columbia
The musical attractions range from
supper-dance program by the Mi
rador Orchestra to a "HOneymoon
Dance program from the City Club
1nterspersing these features will be
recitals by Richard c. Bailey. bari
tone, and Miriam B. Hilton, soprano,
end popular songs by Ben Cain. jr.,
with guitar accompaniment.
Evening star., 1926-11-06

will be seized, as the families of in.
nocent men have been seized before" :"
Maryam silently drew the money
together and dropped it into the
pouch.
"Give me the SACK" ordered An
tonius.
The girl placed it in his hand.
Now, Aaron the soldier said, "go
and seek 4 trusty man to carry this
to Tiberias, so Jared may go free
Il can make the journey myself,
the shepherd said, rising.
you are old and very weary. You
cannot CO." The soldier held the
sack of money close to his bosom. /
will keep this until you have sent a
man who is swift and strong"
The shepherd gathered his cloak
about him, and without a word set
out toward the center Of the village.
Antonius motioned the women and
the two servants to enter the house.
Then, leaning over the edge of his
bed. to take advantage of the lamp
light, he thrust his fingers into the
sack and drew from it three of the
gold pieces.
Here he said to Maryam, turning
toward the rear of the room. Take
this for your necessities"
He handed her one of the coins.
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presses the children of Israel each
hour of the day. Over Herod is
Caesar, and the Jew is taxed to aid
Caesar-whose eagles have profaned
the temple, and whose procurators
rule where once the Jewish kings
held holy court
He bowed his head, his long beard
touching the ground.
The soldier cleared his throat
about Herod, ~now-this Herod An
tipas," he said "say whatever you
nose, for l do not like these little
puffed-up kings. But as to Caesar
he is Caesar, you understand, and it
is right for him to rule the world
Aaron made no reply, but croushed
wearily upon the ground, outside the
door,
"As to Jared" Antonius con-
tinued, after a time. eff I could give
testimony" He paused. The old
man looked at him inquiringly, his
face dimly visible in the night. 1T
is about this trip of his with the
Arablans,' the soldier continued. "He
bore my litter, you know"
Il know" the shepherd said.
Il could give testimony that he was
borne away by force,' said Antonius.
and that he aided the soldiers of
Rome"
IF Ezra catches up with your COM
rades, will they return to give evi-
dence?" asked Aaron.
'If they march on order of their
general, they cannot return" An
tonius said. would this Herod send
a magistrate to hear my story, do
you think?"
"Not now" the shepherd replied,
after moments thought. Jared
has escaped, and the tetrarch will
listen to no testimony. And if Jared
had not escaped, he would have been
put to the torture before now"
II do not like the law" commented
Antonius. "The sword is better
more merciful and more just"
There was no more talk until
Maryam appeared, half an hour later.
She recognized Aaron and sank to
the ground beside him.
'"The servant comes behind me with
the gold" she said, her voice listless.
1--WE received only little for many
rich things. hope it. will be enough"
Aaron reached into his bosom and
drew forth bit of parchment.
Bring a lamp" he said, land I
will read you the money lenders
charges"
her what had occurred at Tiberias
She swiftly rose and ran toward her
own house. Returning, she led her
mother and the maids. Two of the
women carried open lamps. which
they sheltered from the wind with
their mantles. The servant with the
money came last, carefully holding
before him a leather pouch. from
which came the delicate clink of gold.
The lamps were set in the door
way, beside Antonius' bed, and the
shepherd read the brief item that was
written upon the scroll.
MarYam clasped her hands, eagerly
Then we have more than enough"
she cried.
'How much more?" asked An
tonius.
The girl reached for the pouch Of
money and poured it out in the light
Of the lamps. Three gold pieces
more than is required" she said. 1T
will provide him food and shelter
when he has fled from Tiberias!'
There are others whom it must
provide" said the shepherd solemnly.
The girl looked up.
1T must provide for you and your
mother" the old man explained. you
also must flee TO secret place, for
you are in danger"
'Danger?" snapped Antonius. "In
what danger do they lie as long as
they are with me?"
You cannot lie awake forever"
Aaron said, "and when you sleep they
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The publication of this an
nouncement in these columns is
evidence that this newspaper CO.
operates with and supports the
Better Business Bureau for your
protection.
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Wedding of Vanderbilt Scion to

Wedding of Vanderbilt Scion to
Officer Is Revealed.
NEW YORK. November R.-
The secret marriage of Barbara
Sands, granddaughter of Mrs. Will
liam X. Vanderbilt. ST., and Lieut..
George r. Burgess, U. S. A., stationed
at Fort Adams. Newport, was re-
vealed last night. They were mar
rfed at Baltimore October 5. The
marriage resulted from a Summer
romance at Newport, r. 7.
On their return to New York it was
decided to keep the marriage secret
until Lieut.. Burgess received a leave
OF absence. He received the leave
last night and announcement of his
marriage was made by Ogden l.. Mills,
defeated Republican candidate for
governor, a relative of the bride.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
Local Radio Entertainment
Saturday, Nov. 6, 1926
NAA-Naval Radio Station, Radio
Va. (434.5 Meters).

| NAA-Naval Radio station, haNlOs
Va. (434.5 Meters).
3:45 pm.-Weather Bureau reports.
GAS p.m.-Agricultural market, re-
ports.
s:55 p.m.-Time signals:
| 1905 p.m.-Weather Bureau re-
ports.
WMAL-WashingtOn Radio Forum
| 1888 Meters).
! to p.m.-Supper dance program
! by the k1irador Orchestra, assisted
i by Phil Hayden, soloist.
| to S:2O pm.-Richard c. Bailey.
baritone, accompanied by Carl S. Mill
lard.
$40 to $40 p.m.-The Washington
Radio Forum presents VIII F.. Ken
nedy, political writer for The Star, In
the fifth of a series Of talks on the
National Capital, subject, "The Voice
of the People of the District Of
| Columbia"
$40 to 9 p.m.-Miriam B. Hilton,
soprano.
Q to $50 p.m.-Musical selections
by student artists.
$50 to 1890 pm. - Honeymoon
Dance" program, direct from the din
! ing room of the City Club-music by
Nc Williams Syncopators and the
Hawaiian Melody Boys. assisted by
Harry Angelica, baritone, and Mai
| Charles J. Ferris in humorous and
dialect readings.
1890 to II p.m.-Intermission
II to II p.m.-Dance program from
the Valencia.
WRC-Radio Corporation OF America
(468.5 Meters).
2 p.m.-Penn State VS.. University
of Pennsylvania foot ball game. broad
cast with WIZ from Franklin Field,
Philadelphia.
4:3O p.m.-Lenox String Quartet.
from the Coolidge Auditorium OF the
Library of Congress.
GAS p.m.-"Radio Retailing and
Selling" by P. A. Browne of the
Better Business Bureau.
Z p.m.-Bible talk by William K.
Cooper. general secretary of the
Y. NJ. c. A.
7:15 p.m.-Washing Orchestra.
S:25 p.m-Student concert Of the
Philharmonic Society of New York.
Broadcast with WIZ from New York.
1890 pm.-Frivolity Club Orches-
ira, from WIZ.
| II to Il p.m.-Carlton Orchestra.
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345 pm.-Weather Bureau reports.
GAS p.m.-Agricultural market re-
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III TALE OF
| THE DAYS
| q CHpST
SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.

Laila young Arabian woman. has fed
from the. village, of Jezreel. in Palestine. in
fear of Jacob, the publican. who threatens
is arretsed by soldiers for. guiding them
into q, swamp. Jared. villager;. is taken
cused of treason. His daughter. Maryam
his wife and servants took refuge in Iala's
Roman soldier. who lies there with a broken
leg. As the last chapter ends, Antonius
tells Maryam that her father can avoid
execution only by an escape from prison
and that he never can return to Jezreel.
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| 1905 p.m.-Weather Bureau re-
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Detailed as Instructor.

Lieut.. Col. Thomas II. Cunningham,
Z. S. A, retired, now in this city,
has been detailed as military in
structor at the high school, Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
Evening star., 1926-11-06

The other two he furtively thrust be-
meath his bed clothing. and lay back.
the leather pouch lying conspicuous
ly on his bosom.
(Continued in Tomorrow's Star0
Evening star., 1926-11-06
CHAPTER XXVI.

Continued from Yesterdays Starr
Evening star., 1926-11-06
HISTORIC NEW ORLEANS
CAFE IS PAULOCKED
Absinthe House, Headquarters Of
Famous Pirate La Fitte, Or
dered Closed.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, La. November 6.
The old Absinthe House, headquar-
ters of Jean La F'itte, pirate of the
eighteenth century, and one of the
historical spots of New Orleans, was
ordered padlocked yesterday.
The order was issued in Federal
Court upon testimony that the pro-
prietors had violated the Volstead act.
The marble font bears deep assures
worn by the constr mt dripping of
soda in the preparation of absinthe.
The building has been used largely
as a cafe since 1885, but testimony
showed hard drinks had been served
surreptitiously since enactment Of the
Volstead act.
Soon it will require a premier day
to keep a crisis away in France, says
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MILLS TELLS SECRET.

| in Tomorrow's Starr
Evening star., 1926-11-06
Radio
Advertising and Selling g

Standards for advertising and selling radios
were recently adopted by the Washington Radio
Merchants Association in an effort to give the
public the facts concerning radios
The standards have already been adopted
nationally, over two hundred outstanding man
ufacturers, publishers and advertising agencies
having pronounced them to be comprehensive
and adequate guide for radio merchandising.
They vary from distance and selectivity claims
to technical requirements in the advertising and
selling of batteries.
Booklets governing the subject are available
at the Bureau office to any member of the public
free of charge.