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The Washington times., 1926-06-11

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The Washington times., 1926-10-30

tinued this week with 8 nluaclal
lecture BY DR.. Damrosch On Was
merriam music. Illustrated by tie
great director with plano scores
which he win play himself.
The Damrosch lectures are an1ons
the most interesting events of nIl-
steal history and listeners who care
TO hear them can tune them At
o'clock through yVEAE or any of the
affiliated stations tho Best Pros
poets or station programs viii
Identity.
There win be the usual Bible talk
at 6:45 az WRC, followed by two %
1iticaI speeches By Senator Claude
Swanson and g. Baaconn Slemp, both
sc Virginia and representing the
Democratic and Republican points 0f
view. respectively. Al talk on Apple
Week win be heard from Lloyd s
Tenney, Of the Departmental Agrt
culture. Then win come the famous
and favorite Hill BiIIies. hitting the
mierophOnes at 1890. The evening
viii close with dance program from
I w. Spencer Tupnlan's unit uf Irving
Boernstein,s Carlton Hotel Orchestra,
Tomorrow evening after the usual
Capitol Theater program Jeanne
Gordon, Metropolitan Opera con
traIto. and John Powell, pianist. VIII
be heard during the AtWater Kent
Hour ait 9:16, and Mn1e johanna
Gadslxi, Metropolitan Opera, soprano,
viii sing during the Maxwell House
Coffee concert from WIZ and WEzC,
alternating with the Maxwell OreIIes-
ira directed By n fhanfel Sclaild krst.
The Washington times., 1926-10-30
Distant Stations
WBBNE- chicago -2as

WBBAf Chicaso-2zs
s:4s p. M. Harmony Time. Lee
1e:5s 5. m.-vasiety Hour. Art
Cope's Vanity Fair Orchestra.
1890 .. m.--supper Club. Art
Cope's Vanity Fair Orchestra.
WLIB OhieagO-sO3
s:22 p. m.-coon Sanders PIack-
hawk orchestra; studio pTograI11l;,
Time Songs."
II ,. a.-songs BY corroll ana
Gosden: Ambrose Larsen at Wur-
liter organ: Bobby Meeker's Drake
Hotel Dance Orchestra; Waltz
.. m.-coou ssnderS BLACK
hawk Night Club.
WENR Chicago 226
p. m.-Rauland-Lyric Trio: ore
D. m.-AII-American Pioneers.
Frank Westphal; vocal; tnstrumens
a. m.-AlI-American Pioneers;
Midnight Frolic.
WGN-ChicagoS sos
. p. m.-Concert by New York
Symphony Orchestra. Walter Dame
10 p. might Opera period.
II p. m.-"Sam n Henry.
1910 p. m.--."rhe Music Box.
11:2o P. m.-song Group by Fred-
11:4O p. m.-songs by correM and
webb Chicago 800
10 D. m.-pance selectiops. Edge
water Beach Hotel Orchestra: songs,
Sunset Male Quartet.
1o:4s p; m.-Heraid and Examiner
IL midnight--Dance selections.
EdgewateT Beach Hotel Orchestra:
songs, Sunset Male Quartet.
2 a. m.-Dance selections, Edge
water Beach. Hotel Orchestral; spe-
cialties. joe Verges and Paul Small.
KYW-ChicagO-6S6
8 p. m.---Family, hour. from Eve
10 .. m.@ciassical concert from
Commonwealth Edison Company.
Il:30 p. m.-Congress Carnival,
under direction of Edwin Borroff.
WLS-Chlcag0-S4B
p. m.-Luliaby time, Ford and
Glenn.
Tom Dand1rand. Matt Hickey. Bel
den Briscoe. fiddlers: Lamb and
Plada. Hawaiian guitars: Walter
Peterson and Al Tweed. harmonica
and guitar. Maurice Sherman's Coll
Iege Inn Orchestra Jack Chap
mans Bal Tabarin Orchestra. May
and June. Ford and Glenn.
WOC-DavenpOrt-484
,. m.--Musical program. Wal
ter Damrosch and the New York
symphony Orchestra. from Station
WEAF.
WEEI-BOstOn-SAS
1880 p. m.--Democratic campaign
1855 p. m.-Boston Globe broad
p, m.--New York symphony
Orchestra, Walter Damrosoh con.
Quoting, from New York.
10 p. m.--Harry D, Newcombes
baritone; Walter NJ. Arno, pianist.
.WCCO-NIinneapOIIs-418
% m.--New York program. New
York symphony Orchestra. with
Walter Damrosch. FansteeI Hour.
10 d. pl.-Musical program, Lowry
Male Quartet; Quoting and ThOrs0n.
duo harmonists: Mr.. and Mira
George Green. novelty music.
IL p. m.-Weather report ana
closing grain markets.
1905 p. m.--Dance program. Mart-
gold Ballroom Orchestra.
-Cincinnati-356
7:45 D. IN United States Playing
Card Weekly News Review OF Ma
tional and International Events. by
Allison F. Stanley.
p. m.-The Bicycle Playing Gard
Sextet.
8 p. m.-Fansteel Hour, featuring
the New York symphony Orchestra
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OLD Tunes FOR
HALLOWEEN
By LIsTENER-N.

Pinch-hiting for Gardner Mack
Many an old-timer must have re.
called fond memories during the
Halloween party OF so years ago,
presented as feature Of the Ice
Cream Hour last night over WRC's
microphone.
Square dances and reels Of the
early eighties made up the program
which was one Of the best the
creamy entertainers have presented
for some time. And the musicians
played as though they were used to
playing those tunes every night.
If Gardner Mack were on the
job today he would probably recall
just when all the pieces were writ
ten and during what years they
were most popular, but this would
be reviewer does not remember that
far back
Even for us, however, there was
something mysteriously familiar
about the majority Of the numbers
included In the program.
Another group which more or less
outdid itself last night was the
Mozart String Quintet. This band
Of entertainers gave US one of the
best programs they have put on the
air for weeks.
An interesting early feature was
Evalina Gleaves' talk on the work
of the Girl Scouts. Such a sub
ject could easily be made a bore
but she managed to keep her talk
interesting enough for the casual
listener.
Outside of these events, the WIsC
program last night was nothing
to get excited about. The two
hotel orchestras provided good mtI-
sic as usual but there was nothing
particularly novel about either Of
their performances.
HANDICAPPED by listening over a
small ca1ibre set, we had to con-
fine our listening to the local pro-
gram and therefore, have nothing
to report on either the out Of town
programs or the reception condi-
tons which contributed to these
programs.
This limitation viii not bother
US, however, tonight or tomorrow
night, when WRC seems to have
arranged unusually interesting bills.
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What's Doing Today
and Tomorrow

To-Day s
Luncheon American Association II
University Women, 1854 st. n. w,
I p. m.
Gard party-U United Daughters Of 1917
Society, Hechps Auditorium, Seventh
and F Streets Northwest, 2 = m.
Dance--ohio GirI's Club, DsnIee. 1918
r st. N. w. $3.50 b. m.
Dance elIowcraft Club Or Federal
Mansion Gass NS 600 gix.esnth 81 n Il YWsF'aian
Dance woman's Guild. St Luke
Church. BIadensbure. IN parish hal.
Costume patty. All Nations Costume
Party town house. League for Larger
Address DR. Harry Beal Torrey. Of
the Medical College or Cornell Uni
vcrsity.t at the Wilson Normal School
Eleventh ana Harvard Streets North-
Minnesota state Society. Lee
House. b. M.
Dance--Alpha Sigma Lamba fratern.
ity, Lee House. 9 p. m.
Concert@-SoIdier,s Home Band Stanley
Hall 5:45 to 6:45 p. m.
Halloween Dances
Halloween Dance, given in the garden
Of the Mayflower Hotel, at 10 p. m.
Palais Royal Beneficial Association.
q the washington Hotel. from ) q
American Legion Dance. Robley b.
Evans Post No. Y. IN the ballroom Of
the Raleigh Hotel. at p. m.
Minnesota State Society. ct the Lee
House, at b m.
Alpha Sigma Lamda Fraternity az
p. M, at the Lee House. Fifteenth
and 4 Streets Northwest.
Government Hotels, given by the TX
Building. in the Recreation Hail. from
$3.50 10 1850 b. m.
National Fellowship Club. In the BALI
room OF the City Club. from to IL b.
m. Music by the National Fellow.
ship Club Orchestra.
Tiv0II PastfIne Club. In the ballroom
of the Arlington Hotel. from to AZ
81 m. Music by the 1sCar0linians.
Admission IS cents
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ROMPING AROUND THE RADIO DIALS
BEST PROSPEC CTS
SATURDAY

1.4g .. rI..---A rnaysYale 100es
bali mariae, broadcast ~ 9MaliEs
CarIIn New Haven "a Wa
$3.50 5. Alfred cortet, u
anist. ana Szeetti yiclinlRs
Coolidge auditorium. 1sinfary es =
Congress - Warrington. ~
80 5. m.FootbaIl scorss
washington. W6c (469 \.
$40 D. M 3ost0n SyInpn0nX
Orchestra BostoYi. WEI 1881
Note tliis concert will not %
broadcast BY VvEC.
3A.aO 8. lil,-lsrlsa Hi Biliies {
-WashIngtOu. WRC (fee1.
CHAIN PROGRAMS
5. w m ich Igan 1Oot-
bali game. broa doask nv AAa5cr
Andrew White 8&itiN4 0F -
s.sK 3. Student concert
New York Philharmonic ORE
cheskra--NeW York, WIZ, Nkfts
B. d. walter uamroeelzs
lecture on Wagneriau MUSE
with piano ilIastra ton = =.
York, yYEAEs g1gAls 49, 49,
WTA1g, WGH. KSDs NVECa
VOC, WDAE
i0:SO 8. ~ recital from
VIZ to yVRC
DANCE MUSIC
80 D. ra.Castle Farm ORE
creatra Cincinnati, NVIsW eA1z l.
1850 b. III. 10tel 4degpn5
Orcheatra philade1phias VIII
(3g5l.
IS 8. NV. Spencer Iups
mans irving Boernsteiii'p CaFl~
ton Hotel Orchestra, Washtn9s
ton, WRC (f6al.
If:SO 3. Jack Denny
Orehestra New York VIZ
(4S5).
10 midfigiat ia B w Ater
Beach Hotel Orckestra Ci11-
cago. webb tS70l.
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Local Program
WsEAL-Washington-2e4

D. m.--Supper dance program by
Maurice Harmon and his Club Mira
dor Orchestra, assisted BY Phil Hay
$50 B. m.-Dorotlay sherman
Pierson. soprano, in selected compo-
sitions Of William T. Person. as
sisted at the piano by the composer.
S:20-8:40 p. m.-The Washington
nedy, political writer for the Even
ing Star. in the fourth Of q series
OF talks on the National Capital.
subject: Washington, the News Cen
ter Of the World"
9-1o D. ~m.--Halloween dance pro-
gram from the ball room Of the
City Club.
WRC-WashIngt on--A00
s:46 to 7:45 q. m.-Tower Health
Tower. New York city.
11;55 a. m.--Arlington Time. Sig
IL (noon)-organ recital from the
Homer L. Kilt Piano Company
a p. m.--Sidney ana His Hote!
Mayflowar.
2 p. m.-Navy vs.. Michigan Foot
ball Game broadcast with VIZ from
Baltimore. Nd.
1880 p. m.--Alfred Cortot. pianist.
and SzRetti, ViolinIst, from Coolidge
Auditorium Library Of Congress.
$40 p. m.-Footban scores.
S:45 p. m.-Bible Talk by Homer
J.. Councillor. president. Sunday
School Council Of Religious Educa.
Z p. m.--Political talk by Sena-
tor Claude A. Swanson. OF Virginia.
chairman, Joint Speakers Bureau OF
the Senate and House Democratic
Committee.
7;15 p. m.--PoliticaI talk by. the
Hon. c. Bascom Slemp, former Rep.
rssentative from Virginia.
1890 p. m.--Irving Boernsteir's
Hotel Washington Orchestra from
the Hotel Washington.
S:15 p. m.-"Apple Week." by
Lloyd s, Tenny, chief of the Bu-
reau of Economics, Department OF
S;25 p. m.--student concert of the
Philharmonic Society of New York
broadcast with WIZ from New
York.
1880 p. m.-The Tennessee Hin
IL to 12 p. m.-IrvinE Boern.
STEMS Carlton Club Orchestra under
the direction Of w. Spencer Tupman
from the Carlton Hotel.
SUNDAY
II a. m.--Services from Metrop9li.
tan Methodist Church. The Rev. DR..
James SheTa Montgomery, pastor.
p. m.-Services from Bethlehem
Chapel Washington Cathedral. the
Rt. Rev. James L. Freeman, u. D.,
bishop of Washington. will preach.
1890 p. m.-Musical program,
broadcast with WEAF from the
Capitol Theater. New York city.
9:16 p. m.-Atwater Kent Radio
Hour. Jeanne Gordon. contralt0:
John Powell. pianist. from WEAF.
New York.
1915 to 11:15 p. m.-Maxwell
House Coffee Hour. from WIZ. New
York,
The Washington times., 1926-10-30

DamrO9cff.s TO w 1IlANs NNE1G1s Wtt1SS
WGN, KsD. WcCo. WDAF.
10 b. n.-WEAF revue.
11-i2 b. m.--Vincent Lopez and
his orchestra. from Casa Lopez.
WGBs New York--310
p. sheppard and Reese. vocal
$40 >. m-Trving Argay. concert
$40 >. M. victor Battinelli,
operate tenor; Joseph Gios at piano.
$3.50 p. m.--Irving Argay. concert
10 5. m.--Amslia canandres. color
atura soprano. and John Edward
1880 ,. m.-Arrowhead Inn Dance
Orchestra.
WMCA--New York-sl1
g. .. m.--The Grooming collegians.
1880 m.--Nest Club Orchestra.
Hotel McA1pin Orchestra.
10 p. n.-McAlpin Entertainers.
WRNY-New Yorl-374
$40 p. m.--Orchestra.
p. Yn.--GoY. Alfred Smith.
$3.50 p. m.-Chorus.
$3.50 p. m.-Judge Robert Wagner.
1880 p. m.-Orchestra.
IL p. fn.--Lish hour.
WNYC-New YOrk-590
s p. m.--Football scores.
sos p. m.-MarjorIe and Dagmar.
harmony duo.
$3.50 p, m.-Herman celhausen.
baritone.
9 D. m.-IIIumInato Meserendino,
italian yiolinist, Francesca Cuci.
lyric soprano.
s:4S .. m.-Talk by Frederick A.
Chase.
10 p. m.-Louis Cation, tenor.
1890 p. m.-Police alarms and
weather forecasts.
WFBH-New YOrk-27S
8 ., m.--Ely Rosenberg. talk.
sos p. m.-Pauline Watson. con-
cert violinist.
$3.50 p. m.-Eleanore Wander
Kare. coloratura soprano.
10 p. m.---Bleanore Wander Kare.
II p. m.-Cameo Orchestra with
11:30 D. m.-Ciub DeauviIle.
1I:45 p. m.-Ka1ama's Hawaiians,
from Club Deauville.
~ .. rn.--"The Saturday Night
ers" Willard Robinson Orchestra.
Mac and Lennie. Eddie Mayo and
Roy Harris. Johnny Marvin. the
Melody Girls. stage. screen and
a.. m.-club Richman Orchestra.
WPG-AtIantiC City-SOO
p. m.-Hotel Ambassador Din
$3.50 D. m.-"Little Journeys to
the Homes of Great Musicians"
with Alice Warren SachSa. pianiste.
p. uk-Hotel Chelsea Concert
$50 D. m.-Hotel President Dance
10 p. m.--HalIoween Program.
1880 p. m Garden Pier Dance
Orchestra. Nick Nichols. director.
IL p. m.--Hotel President Dance
Orchestra. Sammy Raltz. director.
WIP-Philadelphia-
Sp. m.--sports Corner. conducted
by DR.. Francois D'Eliscu. former
President OF the Amateur Athletic
Union Of the Middle Atlantic States.
regiment s:hS E. T. a S r. c. N1 Band aaa
dresses by j.. s., Holton, president
of the Philadelphia Maritime Ex-
change. and Col. D. d. Porter. U. 8.
NJ. C.
s:45 p. m.-Program direct from
ers New York city.
1880 p. m.--Arrowhead INN
Dance Orchestra, direct from Sta
ton WGRs, Gimbel Brothers. New
York.
II:O5 p. Morgan Recital direct
from the Germantown Theater. by
Geibel Faulkner.
WFT--Phlladelphla-
p. m.-stGdio program to be
- p. m.-walter Damrosch and
his 53-piece Orchestra, under the
auspices of the Fansteel Products.
Inc.
1880 p. m.-Hotsl Adelphia Dance
OrchestTS.
The Washington times., 1926-10-30
What s Doing On The Air

under the direction Of waiter Dana
rosch.
WGY-schenectady-ssD
6:s0 >. m.Dinner music from
onondaga Hotel. Syracuse. ~. y.
also broadcast By WFBL
1880 p. MI kusicaI program direct
I RsFe., sns 81, affalo se g.
WAfAK.
$3.50 5. n1.--Instrunnentat program
BY Studio staff; talk. s-Ha1loWeen
Superstitions. BY sidney. w. A6he.
gram, football results will Be N.
uounced.
1880 .. m.Dance program.
WMAK-Buffaao.aeB
7:33 p m.--1Iusical program from
snea.s BuI1aIo Theater broadcast ~
WHIAK
s:sO ,. m.-MusicaI program.
WCAE PIttsburgh les
p. m.Program Or dance music
by orchestra from Sanders club.
1889 p. m.--ssUncIe Kay-Hee.n
?. m.--WEAF Musical Comedy
). p, 3 n;gaIl.,ts hour. presenting
state symphony Orchestra.
10 .. m.--WEAF FoIIies
WsM- Nashville ass
7:45 p. ni.Dinner concert ~
Andrew jackson Hotel Orchestra.
Iude.
>. m-Popular ana barn dance
program.
WLW--C incinnatRl
9 p. m.-orsan concert BY Johanna
> p. m.-Mestine Of the seekatasy
Hawkins Radio Club.
$3.50 p. m.-The Weekend sSrs-
10 p. m.--panee music fr6m
WSB-AfIanta- 428
z D. m.-Dr. Marion McH. Hull.s
weekly Sunday School lesson.
8 p. m.-+The Atlanta AtWatef
Kent hour. sponsored by the HOPE
kins Equipment Company,
1915 p. nl.--Journai Hired Help
WFFA-DalIas as
$3.50 p. m.--Aiice Knox FERGUSON.
pianist, and assisting n1usicians
Adolphus Hotel Orchestra, Bambeo-
land.
KMOX--st. Louis $50
3 p. m.-orchestra. eoloiats.
III p. m.--KMOX Ministries.
1880 p. m.--Soloists. orchestra.
IL p. m,-Une heure de dank6
II p. mixing Morpheus and his
Court.
Observation-Disclosures
7:15 p. m.-Pittsburgh Post Radto
Chat. by James w. Weir.
p m. Concert pres nv the
Westinghouse Band, EnaNr TIE Il
rection Of Il y, VastIne eendnctors
and the Russian Orthcaox cher
WGR--Buffalo SIC
pa d:so 3 Sv H Henry e. s ,as sa-
pS 7:t5 .. m.T lS RspaeiIc an Can-
paign." BY Albert @. FINLEY.
ssh ID. m.--Joint br0ad TIM
program: Balkite Hour
WTAM--C leveIand
1880 D. m.-Studio program
s D. m.-Hollenden Hotel orehta4
ira, Carl Rupp. directlAe
= P. NEW a ~ 81 800 y ss9ey s.
10 n rn--Vaudeeglta prQ~sMfn
from studio; NV Jones Nfsfsa taa 3.
ers and assisting entef sainSF
WDAE-Kansas CitsAsa
D. ui.--school AZ shs Air.
8 3. m.PrograTn by the
York Symphony Or hsatga, llnasf
by remote control fsom New y0rls
10 D. n.--"AFouna be Town.
broadcast from WHATS Hotel BTes-A
ident studio and dedicated ~ ilSs
teners in New jersey.
Bestorss Victor .ReeOraisg 9t0hlEa.
The Washington times., 1926-10-30
lWRC BROADCAST
| FOR C0T0T

Football. piano. violin and sym.
phof1ic concerts. politics, Jazz BY ex.
pertj, the highly esteemed apple and
the Hill Bibles win bob along the
wave lengths this afternoon and eve
ming for the benefit Of all whom
they may severaIly Of collectively
concern. The various ingredients Of
the Saturday evening program viii
come in about the order named and
there is every reass ii to believe they
will be served wei. Ia the loud speak
ers!
Perhaps the most outstanding
radio concert of the season. thus
Car. will be the joint recital Of All
fred Cortot, pianist. and Joseph
Szgetti, violinfst, IND the Coolidge
Auditorium at the Library OF Con.
gress at 4:3O this afternoon, which
WRC win broadcast. Cortot 81 rated
one OF the first pianists Of the
world. ranking with PaderesWsld,
Hoffman, RachInaninoff and the
other great artists and given rank
by some thoughtful critics above
them all.
He will play cI1arac teristIc pro,
gram this afternoon and win give
radio listeners their first opportun.
ity Of the season to hear q straight
piano recital by q great artist. Cor.
tots fellow artist. Szgetti, Is highly
regarded among the concert vioIists
and win share with the pianist
equally iii the groups OF numbers
to be played this afternoon.
PHILHARMONIC
PLAYS TON11GHT
The second big event OF the eve.
the New York Philharmonic or.
chestra of its series OF student con-
certs which win, In the future, al.
ternate with the Boston Symphony
Orchestra III the WRC Saturday
brOadcasts The program OF the
Philharmonic tonight is one of un-
usual variety, for a student course.
Rach's overture, HSifonia." viii he
the opening number. This win be
followed by the symphony. Israel,
by Bloch. After the internnissiOn
Hanson'g Pan and Priest win be
played. and the concert win close
with Sibelius s.ETnlandia' overture.
This last named lis one Of the
most colorful and dynamic Of mod.
ern overtures if II might be called
modern. EibeIfus Il the great Fin.
nish composer ana his overture II
picture Of the struggles and faith
OF his nation. The Philharmonic
program begins at S:25.
BOSTON SYMPHONY
AND WALTER DAaIROSCH
The concert Of the Boston Sym.
phony Orchestra win be broadcast
as usual this evening by WIZ and
the walter Danrosch series started
last week BY WTzAF win Be con
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Nearby Stations

WJZ-New YOrk-456
7:O5 p. m.-Hotel Commodore Din
ner Orchestra.
7:45 p. m.-Earl Carroll Orchestra.
8:15 p. m.-Elsa Clement, soprano.
S:25 p. m.-Student concert of the
New York Philharmonic Society of
New York.
1920 p. Metropolitan rally.
IL p. m.-Democratic rally.
1880 p. m.-Jack Denny's Friv-
olity Club Orchestra.
WEAF-New YOFk-492
. M Musical comedy hits by
the WEAF Musical Comedy Troupe.
. p. 1n.-Balkite hour ~ Walter
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Those devotees Of silent drama
who peruse the fan magazines
as fast as they appear upon
the news stands or as rapidly as
they are delivered by the post
man, and who have, been inpa-
tiently awaiting the advent to a
local theater OF Corinne Griffith
in First Nationals production of
Broadway Blues will find 1t at
Crandall's Metropolitan ~heater
this new week under the new
title Of "Syncopating Sue"
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chestra at Crandall's Metropolitan
Theater, this new week not only
because they are real hits but
also as an implied compliment TO
Kate Smith, who has scored the
gre: individual triumph or any
member of the cast of Honeymoon
Lane
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has played the villain in the last
three Gilbert pictures, THE Mer.
ry Widow" la Boherne," and
''Bardelys the Magnificent" the
latter picture opening a weeks
engagement at Loew's Columbia
tomorrow afternoon.
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CAR FERDINAND PLANS
FOR RETURN TO Bull CARA

BERLIN. Oct. 3O.-Former Car
Ferdinand Of Bulgaria, now residing
in Germany, has entered into nego-
tiations with the farmers party Of
Bulgaria for his return according to
Belgrade dispatch today to the
Berliner aTageblatt.
Ferdinand abdicated his throne at
the Close Of the World War.
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0UoIWN DNNNE HUM 81
AND WALTER DAAIROSCH

The concert of the Boston Syn1-
the Walter Dafnrosch series started
last week by yV11AF will BE con.