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Evening star., 1926-11-05
LAY URGED TO REMAIN
AT BUENOS AIRES POST
State Department Asks Consul
General to Reconsider Resignation.
Deny Authorship to Blame.

Consul General Tracy H. Lay,
Buenos Aires, has resigned, but the
State Department has not accepted
the resignation and has cabled Mr..
Lay, asking him to reconsider
Lay, whose home is in Montgomery,
Ala, did not notify the department
what reasons had prompted him to
tender his resignation, which came as
a complete surprise. 1t was only re-
Gently th8e he was transferred from
an important departmental post to
the Buenos Aires station.
1t was stated officially, however,
that the resignation could not be con-
nected in any way with Mr.. Lays au-
thorship of a book published about
two years ago, and which criticized,
under his name, Secretary Hoovers
commercial ottaches, who, it was con-
tended, have come into sharp con-
fiict with consular officers abroad
through their efforts to promote
American trade.
Evening star., 1926-11-05
Farming i'm West
Declines, Survey
OF Bureau Shows
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
In both Michigan and Illinois,
the Census Bureau reported yes
terday, the number of farms and
the amount of land under farming
operation has decreased since 1920.
In 1920 Michigan had 1856 ,447
farms, comprising 1892 ,961 acres.
while in 1925 the farms numbered
1872 ,327 and their acreage WAS
1S,035,290. For Illinois, the farms
enumerated in 1925 We're 22J sol,
against 237,181, and the acreage
dropped between the same years
from 31,974.7TJ to 30,731,947
These declines We're accompanied
by propOrtionatc decreases in
values Of holdings. Michigan's
farm lands and farm property of
all kinds in 1920 was worth ST.
45G, ,6S6,210, while in 1925 they
were worth $1.2S4 ,061, 1896. In Iii
nois the total value of farm prop
erty for 1926 was $4,199,459,
while in 1920 it was $5,997 1898, ,566.
Evening star., 1926-11-05
D. C. Spanish War Vets to Meet.

Veterans Of the war with Spain
who served as members of the list
District of COLUMBIA Infantry, United
States Volunteers. have been called
on to assemble in room S35 Southern
Building, at o'cte>ck the evening of
November 10 to arrange for their an
nual banquet, to be held November
20. The latter date is the anniversary
Of the musterout Of the regiment, No
vember 20, 1898.
Evening star., 1926-11-05
Estate Is Left to Widow.

The estate Of Jacob o. Veihmeyer
who died October IT, is devised to his
widow, Mrs. Nellie Veihmeyer, during
her life, and at her death Is to be dis
tributed among the four children
Oliver T.. Francis J. and Louise Vein
meyer, and Mrs. Helen V. Holmes
Attorney Henry A. Schweinhaut rep
resents the estate.
Evening star., 1926-11-05
DEAD HUNTER FOUND NEAR
SARGENT'S SUMMER CAMP
Discovery Of Terrific Struggle in
Vermont Snow Reported, But
No Wounds on Body
By the Associated Press.

SPRINGFIELD, VT, November s.
The body Of Alfred j. Bishop OF FeIch-
vile, near here, was found early yes
terday beside an abandoned road in
the woods near the Summer camp Of
Attorney General John G. Sargent
Although there were evidences of a
terrific struggle in the snow, preliml-
nary examination disclosed no wounds
on the body. Strewn about were
Bishops rife. coat and gloves
Morris S. Gallagher of Felchville, a
brother-in-law of Bishop, who had
been his hunting companion yester-
day, found the body after an extended
search, which began when Bishop
failed to meet him at a designated
place to return home together.
An autopsy will be performed to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1926-11-05

The we'll known paradox Carrying
Goals to NeWcastle" has received an
illustration since the British miners
strike. A total of 124 ships has de-
nvered $4,000 tons Of GOAL % New
castle,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
KEJF ASKS $4,000
JUDGMENT SET ASIDE

OKLAHOMA CITY, April 6.-CP)
The National Radio Corporation, OPP
Grating station KFJF here, late yes
tcrday entered motion in state dis
trict court TO set aside a $4,000 de-
fault judgment returned against it
April 3 in case in which c. W.
Friss. undcr-sheriff of Oklahoma
county charged SANDER.
The action was based on a sermon
radiocast through KFJF by the Rev.
Lincoln Mcconnell, pastor of an Ok
lahoma City church, in which refer
cnce was made to alleged failure of
the undcr-shcriff to enforce the liquor
laws.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
RUSSIAN CONVICTED
OF NUMBERING 100
SENTENCED TO DIE

MOSCOW. April G.-GP)-NichOlas
Trapishkin, convicted of numbering
100 persons and committing numerous
robbcrics during the last six years,
was sentenced TO death today in the
Moscow Supreme court.
\ peasant named Dibcsko was Civ
en- five years for harboring Trapish-
kin, who tcrrorized large sections Of
the Ukraine.
Another notable criminal case heard
today was that Of Arthcmy ZagrObyan,
who, according TO the state prosecutor.
was responsible for the deaths of Loo
reyolutioni>ts during the czariSt
regime. when he was an imperial
secret police SPY.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
MAN ASKS reward
FOR FINDING DURKIN
By Universal service.

CHICAGO. April G.-The con-
ductor Of the Pullman car. on which
Martin Durkin was scnsati0ually cap
turCd at st. Louis, has claimed tho
reward offered for the apprehension
of the criminal. The letter was sent
to Judge Harry +. Miller by II. +.
Lucckirg.
Luccking sets forth that he rccog-
nizcd Durkin and tipped off the of
ficCrS.
Durkin'S trial, set for today before
Judge Miller. was postponed until
May 10. on motion of the states at
torucr, vino declared that he needed
additional time 10 prepare the case.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
FACE COVERED
WITH PIMPLES
ltched Badly: Scratching.
Caused EruptionS.
CutiCura Heals,

NY face was completely coy
cred with Pinplss that were large
and red, They itched badly and
when ] scratched il caused erup-
tons, They were very annoying
because I could not 60 places on
account Of them. used to lay for
hours without sleeping on account.
Of the irritation.
7 sent for a sample Of Cuticura
Soap and Ointment and after using
II ]. could see sn improvement. Il
purchased more and after using
two cakes OF Soap and two boxes
Of Ointment was healed" Signed
Mrs. E. II. Eaton, g Epstein Court,
Houston, Texas.
Rely On CuticrTs Soap and Oin;-
ment to keep your skin clear.
sosp &c. Ointment Q tad5oc. TsI-um Sc. Sold
everywhere Sample each free. ADDRESS
-OHtleurA IGborEte-ss. Dept z Eald1a. lasL'
HES Cutieu-a Shaving Stick Use.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
ARMS CONCEALED
IN LATEST MODES

PARIS, April 6.-R)-Arms are
concealed just as much as legs are
revealed in the latest modes as dis
played at the Longchamps race tracks
grand opening. Whatever cloth is
saved in the skirt is used in the
rest of the frock,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
MULE KILLS HORSE
BY FIRING RIFLE

PEORIA, H. April 6. R-A
mule on Ernest Largent's farm has
shot a horse dead. Paving on the
back porch, his usual signal that he
wanted sugar, the mule kicked rifle
over, the fall discharged it and the
bullet stopped in stations neck.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
WOMAN'S CLUB
TO VISIT NEW
AUDITORIUM
Regular Business Session
to Be Followed by
Tour of Hall.

The new Municipal Auditorium
will be visited by members Of tho
Woman's Club following the regular
monthly business meeting which will
take place at 3 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon in the clubhouse.
Mrs. A. l. Henderson viii have
charge Of the program.
Atlee B. AyTcs viii speak on rhc
acoustics and architecture a. tine
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
LATEST S. A. FORGER
USES RUBBER STAMP

The LATEST forger is sought by po-
lice,
Equipped with n rubber stamp bear
ing the name of the San Antonio
Lumber Company, someone is at.
tempting to pass hot" checks OH the
firm, according to reports to police.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
go - = $50 . = =
CLUB CALENDAR.

i Wednesday 49, The Bible and
= Jewish History Circle of the
= Council of Jewish Women meets
= ut 10 o'clock in Temple Beth
= e the Psychology Group Of the
:, WomamS Club meets at l A
= O'Clock in the clubhouse; the
= Texas British Womcn'S Club
= meets ar 3 o'clock with Mrs.
= James Hunter: the WomaE'>
= club meets at 5 o'clock in the
= clubhouse.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06

al. .H... mt g
'''S.'."' "l H. ...a,. $780,.
$"F'aHon H"c'e'F III me recon, "''''
ing in the rose room Of the Mcnsc.
Hotel. The vice presidents are Mis-
Anna rr.s NIrs y NJ Groom Mrs
" = hoo Nv, = / lows AIR
TI'n-, Hr,rr6, NIrs am ToyIn,,
Iirs q g Garra iai Airs r q Van,
| H, and NJ. 4 r,s.oro1,. 20.
i T' r.G a ,r,S = iI., MAJ W"r,on
,,, ',,- lI- IIIsr IVo,dbTIT
l,noTrios in tho boorI ~ dirrrtors
,,crc tiurd bv ,bc rl",ricn> If Mrs
Rrrort Gresham Mr.. .Ios;o ami
/ NIits SvbI Rr.v.Tr Hr9fs If con.
1 ecr,-l-f,n work yyrrr arno;n'nl aS fol.
( 1,r.s. Mr. T. N Groom urcsorv5.
! fin, of mf.,,nrs. Mrs TupstaIi
/ Shr,,,. old hriIairr, Mrs p l.
| owl, river. mad tr.rS. Mrs. Lana
7 'T,v1or mr,r,,rn Mr. g e Carvaiul.
Spari,L dn.Ymcrr>. Mis-, Sarah Kin.
smith Spanish customs; Mrs.. Ste
nbor E,grncv wild flowers. and Miss
/ Eleanor Oudcrdonk pictures.
Tho Conservation Society will enter.
rain o+ 70 o'clock AuriI Il. with
NIcyicar sumner in Tho home Of Mrs.
= ! lewis ,cIcbrarinr the third an.
rivrr,arv Mrs ". p. Rnfe is general
chairman and Miss Svhil Browne is in
charge of the decorations.
Bc.orvatiors nav no made with
Mr. g White Caldwell 11O East
Magnolia avenue or Miss Anna Eli.
III West Ararirg avenue.
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06

ST. Margaret Guild win meet in
important business session az AS
n'rl0"k Wednesday afternoon in s.
Marks parish house.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
REDS START TRAINING
Manager Jack Hendricks and Less Than n Dozen Players From Cn- Cinnau Leave For Camp.

cincinnati Q. Feb, = lP'-Mau-
 -ar Jack Hendricks and l.ss than
 dozen players of the Cincinnati National league club made up tAa squad that left Cincinnati today fo. the Rods training camp at Orlando, Fla. other members Of the team will meet the Cincinnati contingent a' Tink"r field to begin practice Mon day morning.
 Eppa Rixey. Euhe Bresslar and Pete ponohue, regulars who failed 10 return scigned contracts. did nor accompanyQ the Hendricks squad. Nothing has been heard from RiXcy or Rrossler. Donohue was offered q I2,9o0 in crease over his last years salary, but is holding out for $9.oQQ morc. President Herrimann said he expected Pete 10 accept the clubs offer and report to Orlando Sunday night or Monday.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
SUNDAY AT WTIC.

c-The Hartford symphony orches- Ira direct from the Capitol the a.er. Hartford. Moshe Paranov. gucs. c1riuc,or Marshall S.e!ey, accompanis'. Emma Sp!eskr Miller, ri0lin!s.,
 Program:
 Overture "RosamunIe' . Schubert Praeludium ............. Jarnetelt Aria "I! est loux, i est bon" from "Herodiado"l ..,...... Massenot
 Miss Evelyn Maroil. Negro Rhapsody .,,..., Go!4marh Intermission.
 q. Tu 10 sai ,,.....,.,..,,. TorEll D. Long. Long Ago..,..,.,.Ba Bailey c. Sanctuary ....,,,,... LaForE.
 Miss Evelyn MaroI, con'ral'o.
 Marshall sealey, accompanis.. Walzar ans dem Bnrgen..J. Strauss Largo ................. Handel (With violin solo by Mrs, Mille7) Suite - "Sigurd Jorsaltar" ., Grieg a. In ,he Kings Hall.
 b. Borghilds Dream.
 c. Triumphal March. 5-C-Nevberry organ recital, direct from Woolsty Hall, Yale Cniver- sity. by Professor Harry B, Jep- son.
 Choral No. i in F. major. ,Froncii Allegro. ma non troppo,.,.Pcscet.i Melo1ia Op. B Ne. 11,..,...Eeg'r Masquerade .............. J@psoA Largo from the "New World sym phony ................. Dvorak Finale from th" Suiro. Maleingreau
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
DAUGHTER, BUT IS
 NOT BEACH'S HEIR
Court Refuses Woman'S Claim
 Against Hartford Estate

Hartford r,n. e7 ID, -- v., n'e J'rrun Henry l-rlIi N.cs 0. r!Ul War hWe k he jME,r of Mrs,
 or,uo, Noa.A Coleman ot New tork x years cl! hu dtl not coa- Nw, 70 l,2N, Mr Siooaa !H his wu, " s@, He~.r 1,y.al.l in his ltfr Hm" that tv and Mary E. Ash,r Fvr~ G,g a.rd's,
 T0is .s 'hr nuItn4 o. JH9e H. 2t0 C. uir,ru>on of the superior roHr' ymS'.r4ny M a,ulNe l,r claim or S1".'." lGainst 'r' psta'o ol '"oca. "M.. r,,UorIe1 a' N(g,- .1 g"l |. .dnnuJs'.rl ly hi, "ll- ow, Mrs Nmtm x. Beach O. 2ja collins S'r.ot.
 Tho eyiI.Hr. ia'rolVc,' ly Mrs, ro''mm through l.r @"y,rs Will 'wm J. Burke aal George J. S'on'r. Hk,n ,n roN"'ntiou with compuN- >on O. M.s. ,'l n,O ri. an admit '.3 rlo'ograpA Q. Reach, satisfied udg. U,,&,NSou '1a, st' was lis
 lilt h. ,t.d. "En, paternity was . rna''.r C. pulIt rror5," saj. I:lg. Dioh,As.N, ".Gl on 'ho plaiA- '.t~ own st,'...H '.r"ryholE kn.v O. 'hs rrhuou."
 JG)g, D..srnscN sald h" Was "ot uapr sso3 with the ruth Of h'r story of rN" contract aui that the probabilities dW not bear h,r o0,. IN Reaqh,s 'lto, he court observed, shr haI made To demands upon him for money "yct she asks the cour: 70 believe that meeting her casually cn th. stree, no oftrr'l 10 give her }5o."" if sh, would ect out c. rown,"
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
FLY CASTING CONTEST
Annual Championship of Angling Club to he Held in Philadelphia From August 10 to 22.

Philadelphia, Feb. = lr-An- "ouuccment was made today that .na arnuu! fly casting championship o' the national association os scien- tine angling clubs will be held in this city August 1922 on the grounds of the sesqui-Cyntenmal h.. tcrnatlonal Exposition.
 Eleven events will comprise the championship, These arc accuracy t.y. ! $.4 ounce rod; dry ty, 3.4 ounce rod; salmon fly. accuracy Ait, half ounce; accuracy bait, quarter ounce; accuracy Nshcrman's nait, IS ounce plug; distance bait, halt olrcr; distance bait, quarter ounce; and distance bait 5.s ounce plug,
 Fly casters from all over tle country are expected 10 enter for competition,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
>A1l liIl>i
ttAn Program, on Eastern standard
 Timr.l
EVENING pICk

"Oh, y--FrND!s 'oa.-aes, Fraa.e yA
 United S'4i... WEEI, >:I5-Do.'oa syNl1o"y or.
 cLes,rl. WGY, A.'.-ln.reaauor-, la..ys9,.
 .ygiat. Nlgat, kpKA, $.so-W,snnsao4sv aanI WlP, &o"-BaskrtuaN University o:
 Pennsylvania 's, 'ca.gmb.a, WEAF. ':@"-Stt H,.pe-reaa Hour,
 "Ham!,-," WNYC, 9--AM.u.4u l&s..@'. e
 Banking banquet WLW ,.ti--r4uAm Nia4 cr-A4s-
 ira. o.l '.rav melodies. WMC, e:3o-Opsra, '.AyIa." WTlG ,a:@.-p-.t. Royal lanes
 oge..strt. WIZ. l.:ot-i .r=. q..,. ao. Ills
 Nus;1.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
Back O the Mike

rncle Bun- Stephens, champion oll time tidIlcr, who won the blue ribbon in the contest hcII by Henry Ford in Detroit recently. will give q special concert ac WSM, Nashville, on Monday evening at s o'clock.
 
 The Metropolitan theater, Boston, will open it's own studio, broadcast ing through WNAC with an exten- sire program on Monday evening, beginning at s o'clock. Programs rom this studio will he presented "ach Monday evening and the best talent obtainable will entertain. 1 Tn" Travellers Symphonic en- S@mble will broadcast medloys of scotch, Irish, Italian and Old Eng fish songs, as well as an overture on popular French melodies and stv- eral familiar American tunes, from 1 WTIC on Monday evening at I9:SQ o'clock
 WGI. Schenectady, has nov eX- i banded i's program ccr"i' ory bY in clu1ing Buffalo and WMAk, The new station in the chain is owned by the Northern .aboratorr3 Of lo"kpor'. in which city the trans i hitting apparatus is located. A pair os ,ransposod telegraph wires nov connects WGY with the studio O. NMAK in the Lafayette hotel, Buf- fao, rim which central location programs may be picked up from th" Buffalo auditorium, rhc Buffalo thea'ar and Elmwood hall.
 WAHG, Richmond Hill, will Broadcast novel program on Wed n"sday evening next at 10 o'clock when Fun al Tie Circus" will be offered to radio fans. The program will include all the features ot q real tent show and the atmosphere will be provided by an able staff oi artists.
 An arrangemen. O. the varsity songs of the lea1inE colleges and universities os the United States has been written by Captain William J. Sfannard, leader of the [. s. Army hand, and will h' given its first per tormance hy radio from WRC, WasL- ington, in March.
 Morris Ges', who brought the Mos cow Art thcater 10 this country last season and this year the Moscow Art theater musical studio, both productions Of tremendous cultura importance 10 America, has giver VICES permission 10 broadcast "CarmenCita and the Soldier" the outstanding production Of the Mos COW Art Theater Musical Studio, di- rect from the Jolson theater. This Russian version Of Bizets famous opera Carmen" will be broadcast ir its entirety on the evening ot Tues jay. March 2, commencing d S:1S o'clock.
 Floyd Falch has been named chic announcer or WBBM, Chicago, This appointment follows several years experience as a staff artis. and as sistant announcer.
 The London String quartet vii give its first radio concert tomorrow | evening a- q.15 o'clock ss +he fea ture of the Sunday evening Atwate
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
Special Notice

There will be a regular meeting of the Sistcrhood Of the Congrega- ton. Sons Of Isrcal, Monday evening March l in the vestry rooms of the Synagogue. The membership com mittce asks each member 10 bring a friend 10 enroll as a new member. -adNL
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
NII,-IIAKTTOEp-i;6

e...--' 'y.l.r.a's .'-"io-. skinny all His Gala"
 6.-.-Ior. u.nl,,. C ao.lar c.-ssns a} EmD I,.m.e.g~r and aJs Ho'.I BenI .-t' 7.@.-hnayota.'c-nts. upIce auI "ea'. aI i-por's. 7,55-S. Ya#.s gg.aeg-r, l!re2: rom State Armorr. s-S4a4ay s-.ool period, son. As pycts c. Troye..' >;oq-Mortt, krosnok, |iolir:s.; !. il. Ey'lN acromuauist 6 ~ Cl,mvu's .n'-rtalnM-nt 1nreau program. Frank psne,,a, uccor- lIonist, Ethel Carp"n.Dg soprano; Oive lampv, c4Ill r,aj.r; Na- is,i" uuI l!,llu4 Noslnska, plan ista; Hans Gn4IsIj-1 Ny'ophonist, 1g:%0--cauoI"s FaIlis Royal orch, f...t-- ,,' -.r.r-
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
WFBH-NEW YORK-27S

--N '. Loves Entertainers, "-Dau-,- orcacsra. MooIligh. Mc,oiists. 1-Tue Tnrae Harps ,.t.-P.rry' Harmoaica Pals. j:4j-Frank,in Four. G:l5--Arrisl Singers. 6;45-Ma tes'ic S'ring Ensemble. 7;i5-Ir"estmen. questions and an
 SweTs. .,-S Studio r-1tyrar,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
WOkO-NEW YORk-233

-Nrc@H G4tassi, songs. N."s'@lt, soprano. .e5-~I;"gllhG.y sisters, duets. ...t Tl-. -r-~-.r giryit,r-
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27

l-Shaparl Colonial Luncheon orch. I:I5-Bcrnard Eygcs and company in q popular program. 4-Auctioa Drii@o matinee, Mrs Prescott Warren. 5-Copley Plaza Tea Dance, direc- tion ". EdvarI Boyle. 6--Tha smtlers conlucteI by Clyde McAriln. Guest artists from "Abie's Irish Eose," playing at Castle square th"ateT, S-Program arranged by E, Lillian Evans.
 9-Varicd program by artists from the D. Vry Entertainment. Service direction Bert spears, f0-Broadcasf from Oak Bal. room, Lambert Brothers orchestra. 1I-Dancc music, broadcast from Copley Plaza Hotel, Copley Plaza orchestra direction ", Edward Boyle; roca, selections, Jack Fay, l,-... ,s.l-lf ,,.c,r,, ', nj g+
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27

S:I2-Boston symphony orchestra
 bro2 1cast direct rom symphony
 Hall, iGrEe Koussoyitsky, conduc-
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27

9-l-Eagn 4aaee program ap4 o,ae. features.
 WMC-MLMPHIs-5OO .:ag-tfers, Aida"
 WSMR--NEW ORLLANs-3lp ,s:SH--Thr Cotton Ilrkin's Twins an! Ray McNamur4, pianist
 MGHls-CLIAR ARWaTTR-2G6 f.S"-fsuUsy Hotel orchestra, >.55-NocaNs's aNI uau!ois,s, t!:i1--Ha4!o EaMl'eys m.lnis. sro!ic. WDBO-WlATER PARK, fla,-2I0 ,,45-WiH'er Park City band, WJtX-JACkSONVuLE-33; i;51-Mus,e memory contest s.!--Foqulag program
 rMN-HANANA-ioo S'y"-Mus.eal selections. H!i-Tnc Manu:a~.4re ot sgs.r. lSpanis.1
 -5-NgslcG, sy'ee,ious, aa,.} - The Manufacture Q. $'gar, tEnrNs,a1 'd;a4--r Music, Ill., Tokio ur-.,s,rs.
 kPRC-HOL SION-297 s;Sl-EioIe class t-0rgan rec.'a, 2;39--Frank Tjl'on, boy pianist, i.-Bay tIty eu'ertalners,
 WBAP-FORT WORTH---iT6 1--DlHD,r music. >.Sa-SGnl school ,tsson, -a;2o -- "T1s Slrao"rr G.r" O Kansas, i,aytne a.l s.HsIGc pop ular songs Not. Tu1 Hlrcl Hands Tru'@ Society meets each Sa'grll}. S.nIay aul Mcnlay nigt. ac abuIt Il o'clock.
 CNRO-OTTAWA-i35 s-C5o'cau LaV;Ier concer. or,h, >;45-Hul City lanI and Caa,eaI dance orchestra.
 CkCI-TORONTO-35T 1-S-~Low Bro'@ers' Goncer orcH,
 CHIC-TORONTO-35, li;3Q--.N Linton's dance orchestra
 CkNC-TORONTO--357 .-- Boi!ey's orchestra, the Para mount quartet and soloists,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
NJX-NEW YORk-i55

l-KnickrTbockcr orchestra. :. 1. T:&o, 19:3o-News, 2-Na'iona, Repqohcau cllD Iis-
 CuSaiou
 4:3u-Lorrauc orrhsstra J:@2-Mlrk,t quotations. i:35-f'inancjal summary 7-Comnoforo coucor, orchestra, >-Radio noy,L Cosmo Hamilton. A:l5-Sali, Trasonthick, soprano. ,:&9-"Iiapp"nlngs in Congr ss,' 3--rringa'ou g&m". 1o-Jos"phiDe Evans concert quartet ,o.n. f,--r ,,Ie..t,'g nv.-,a..r4
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
WBI->PRINGFIELp-33S

G.2j-1iarket repor'. t:S9--Neb~oaIcss' O. Little sym
 phony orchestra rom KDKA. C:4a-Hott Leuox Ensemble 7:t5-Income Tax Problems, Ques- lions 1nI An>H4.s Jy Thomas Nc Carr!. 7:Sg-EsaIiugs by L. M. Staley
 Ph. |. 7:45-Dauiv, kuntz and his Reper- tory ,h"aler orchestra broadcast direct rom tAe Eepcr.ory :heat9r Of Boston. S;1J-To b. announced. 9:I5-Program of vocal selections, g:%g--Piano recital by Winitre1 Beaver s:45-Leo Reisuau's Hotel Bruns- wick orchestra. l0-Weath@r reports; missing per-
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
WR\Y-NTW YORk-25s

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 ,?.y.--r.ar.ot.. T-ys,u.a1. pianist, ,--rraae"s P"po., soprano. ':e.--"ousn's .o-r. q.t,-Iie'.... '.:i-New lorH's H..g.boe. vols. ---"W gee Dirt.Il% Tolay2' ,..--Sr5r.s; cof.Me"ce ,a!ks, 7.,t~-i<a lo fhct."- irdev. -:-,-H54u~n Se..war.2, baritone. 7:G --I;rn Bara;c's orchestra. I>;l--AHna Ngsso, sonss. t;a.-Or!.14o's c2Aeer. orcA@s'-a, s-No-:aae Seco". 2l4.is', ..-j-Q4art.'. l.--Ka .lo T"lg 'rl.,. -':.5--I}. nee orc.ns'-2.
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New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
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MEEI-BOSTON-349

1@:05-2-Luucheon music. "-5-Tea Dansant music. 5. I-"Th. Story Teller"
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
WkRC-CINCINNATI-t22

II--Marion Mckay and his orch. from the Swiss Gardens. with Jack Tilson singing, l9--Nioltn solos Eugene Perazzo, Hotel Aims studio. 1@;15-Mariou Mckay rom the Swiss Gardens, I":45-Ro1uest piano program.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
MIp-PHILADELPHIA-50s

,--OTFar rccl'aT. a--Yarnalrs dane" orchestra. f.a5--Dinner music. --B"dtimo Story; songs. s-Sports Corner; talk, t.&o-Easke'hau gamc, rOj'e:Sl'v ot
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 sity.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27

Radio broadcasters are eternally on the watch for promising material for their programs and hold regular additions for that purpose. Out of the ruck of the ordinary and aver age at times there emerges a dis tnctive voice or q splendid musician who compensates for the rest
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
WBPI--NEw YORK-263

G-Orrhes'ra: talk. --Waru.r program. To b. announced, g-Enfnrfainueut fo-Hartley Joy Boys.
 WMCA-NEW NOHk-3lf f-Ol~ou Nails string Enscmo.e. Wgoimans'ou orchestra. 1-Jack u,nuH's orchestra. .-Curre0t events.
 :a0-John Cassidy, baritone. a-Tracy Pearl musical program s:ls-Anna Daly, yiolinist