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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-04

25O5 M Street NV.
A two-story and basement dwelling now
rented for 5000 per annum. located in the
fret commercial zone and can be easily re,
modelled. Owner will trade equity of $4,000
for either larEer or smaller property.
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1892 EMERSON ST N.E.--6-RoOM. AND
bath brick in good repair: front and back
yard to alley: $40 mo DAVID r. THOMAS.
$40 18th ct. NV. NJ. :i6iS or Col. 43a3-W
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COLoRED-FOR SALE ON RENTAL
basis; $3.50 month. no cash payment
house completely reIinished: water IN house:
wide court in NV. section. INTERSTATE
REALTY ASSOCIATES. Inc. Coz Mills Bldg.
De "A 81
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- .CoLORED: :

NEAR UNION STATION.
Nine large rooms and bath. situated near
the Union Station and convenient to many
of the Government departments. which
makes u an ideal rooming and boarding
house. The price is $3.50, and any terms
can he arranged to suit responsible pur
chaser Call Main 9.10.
FOR SALE no REALTORS AND BUILD
ers models of homes for window display.
c. H. MCNEIL. 447 Luray pl. NV.
DUTCH COLONIAL on BEAUTIFUL
CORNER LOT.
This house has large rooms. sun porch
and rear porch hot-water heat. electri"
lights with exceptionally pretty. fixtures
house is thoroughly equipped with screens
metal weather strip and awnings; Lear ga
rage Priced under $i5 600. FAULCONER
& PROCTOR. Woodside 22g -
57i3 33d ST. NV ROOMS. BATH;
bedrooms oak floors. built-n garage, for
est trees mr.. 33rd and Mckinley SITS; AZ
excellent chance for a real bargain. J.
GORDON. Continental Trust Bldg. NJ. 523l
COLORED.
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Mt; PLEASANT NEAR PARK RID, AND
gas, two baths: garage; colonial front porch.
double back porch: partly. furnished and ar
and beautifully decorated: reduced TO .ST5.
CO. 12R1.W s.
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new: al improvements. 62S Otis p1. NV,
price 1880: small cash payment. monthly,
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have Q houses never occupied contain
ing 8 rooms and bath and built.in garage;
each will rent for $50 "A month. S4.000
house for S3.351 cash above trgst. No
agents Address Box 404-K. Star office. o.
THREE 4-ROoM BRICK HOUSES WHICH
Jersey ave and F ct. Price. SO 500.
14th & X. CAFRITz. M. 1850.
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cOBORED-.44O ONTARIO RID. NV
rooms: baths h:-w.h.. cleo. attic. cellar;
70 alley. w McK1NLAY Br. Office. fH.6
ID ST, NV, n. 1907 &c
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619 COLUMBIA RID. N.W-0 ROOMS AND
bath, SOS.
all modern: sleeping porch: brand-new
house; rent. S55 mo.
NJ. J. RAINE.
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RENT Observation-Disclosures.

RENT HOUSES-UNFURNI
4th ST. NE. BET. L AND M-PRACTIC-
ally new r.. b., h.-w.h, hardwood floors. 3
porches and built-in garage. Call Mr.. Robey,
". l0252. 1910 Vermont ave.
B.R. BRICK. H..W.H,. ELECTRICITY: NEAR
Wis. ave. aud r $40 per mo-: lst CONNER
cial will remodel. Room %. SIG 10Th st.
NV.
MODERN. SIX ROOMS. BATH, FRONT
and back porches. garage. 262 18th Sc.
$4,000. Apply 1851 South Carolina ave.
Sc, Adams $500 4"
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

FOR CoLpKED--4 RO0I5, bATH. NEAR
l't and y si5 M. s SO 60
22O Colorado Bldg.
18th and q SIS. NV,
THE COOLIDGE. 300 WISCONSIN AVE.
ing. opposite National mai cathedrai wa '''''
! RIM. kit & bath; rent, s47 .50 TO $50 mo.
month.
, rms kit, o bath h5! rent, s75 per mo.
elevator service; resident mgr. on premises.
ss fR M @ t s5a M to go 9S
s S rms. kit. rec hall bath; rent
. 49,, 1905 80 POTOMAC ST NV.
. lab IaE NEWPORT. 2I6t FLA. AVE.
v.rv d..i, iaso Gih GIS 81. S Sw
outside rms; rent $50 mo.
oSS Sas n apt, rms. bath tshower): rent
Large apt rms, = baths; rent. 500 PEI
THE DRURY. 1921 MT. PLEASANT ST.
ooSa 20 apis, rms, bath, elec. grill; rent
Good apis, :. rms, bath kit. clec. grill
rent TIE if2 81 @H" @EA1RE. 17I7 T ST.
Good apt. rms. ktt. & bath: rear porch
rent $3.50 month
col NJ ST. NV
$50. $50 so & S37 80 month
Attractive apis. rms. & bath rents. $50.
4p H20 per month ,.,..-,..
Newly secorated papered n "a, 'ts new
eaS rsIlse hot .~a'"r heat. large rear PORN.
@ !" Tar Safh " inns bath. rent. SpI
per H'ohth. ,,-,..
go, - M"ktEEER & GDSS.
Isl! y. X st: Reiitors Nam A7ac-
spar,men, in @SW bntdhz sTI,r HONEY
oors peE,S Of aes ito a 9"g and
spsndd src , r"E1 50q sIasnh pa g.ih and
f FsoSia,, niasnlh,ent oak tree@ a,ld "I"
then SfG .E,, rheLt IRE" 20 March !
apnnintrn.r, a. o,,- III Nfnn'nE
ear 10 take fntrre.te1 uar,ta. - - -
fxraptionsI apartr,.,,t ,,rst-,,,- -
equally hne harraip ror 80 n,'' ~
porch ' ''"' '
EJrCEArE II TArCAr-r- TN-I-
tNEIN l. ~ At1tIR Il |, ] NJ.
1924 Vermont Ave Main $500
IIT- n GU : =, mr. :, =; 80
a :, ist L In II. d -,
3ony i51 ~ a.. 49,. SO 90
el e ~; .. - 5000
81 eiec Nircle nv F,"'-. n" n. or, ~,
80 Porter ri ne Ant 49, r "'-op
cleo N''' l. D. 20 So
1914 Grace &. NV rooms I'D
93i Nd ave ~ Ami - so;r,s' 3SS6
CAYWOOD BROS g. GARRETT INC
| 9l5 New York Ave Wv
| 1906 BELMONT STREET N0RTpwFaT
Two rooms Kitchen and batI ~ Z; y Z ~
| u.tar be., o7ao 80 - -, cttAI my
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RENT ROONS-EIIR.G IINFUR.

lll2 9TH ST MEMO very large rooms,
equat To any threa rooms, furnished or un-
furnished. for light housekeeping rent very
reasonable: Will rent scDnrate.
1885 A SD or 3 rooms. bath, ami.
snk IN kitchen: rent reasonable. Atldnuc
o35 N.W,-Bedroonls, communicating, for
Ink; newly papered. electricity, southern
exposure. garage.
1898 A sT. Sc? or 3 rooms, bath
s a!Tsi;,ic sink in kitchen; rent reasonable
PARKER APARTMENT, 10Th & PARK RID.
De5irahie front room; reasonable. Apt. !O1.
Tel. Adams 13il-W. Ia
n5l 14th ST. SE-o front. l double and
single; halt block to cars: n h, Ink.
II desired: furnished o. unfurnished.
l:7I OATES ST. N.E.-i.arKe room and
porch; new house: private family; rent rea-
sonahle. Phone Line. 2Ss3-J
4l6 18Th ST NW-3 Ink rooms partial
~ furnished OF unfinished: electric lights.
IOWA CIRCLE-Second floor room with
porch: meals if desired; also large room for
storage.
1903 GlRARD ST. NW--One room: plenty
Of light: well ventilated; with private fam
$40 ELLISON ST. N.w.-Two or three
rooms with sleeping porch for light house
k"cplns mi. Adams 1881.
al2 5th ST N.E.-Two rooms, *. $50
month. Line 5s7-W
az OTIS Pr. .W--FuInished room. real
Kitchen large porch. $50; b.. l.. 3
SCI DECATUR ST. NV" rooms and
iaiise porch Tor rent; front back. IA
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S0n EYE-Secoud- floor front; large rooasi;
southern exposure: ami: pe'pie'
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WANTED-ROOMS.

AUTOMOBILE ENGINEER desires room and
house: viii pay .s5b to 500 per month pre-
{ Ter written detailed k deesTlpsion; Aaaress
Franfiin i1SY MONDAY. ~ S"'
FURNISHED or unfurnished. three rooms,
adults; or would caro- for small roominS
house in exchange for rent. Address Box
16-T. Star Office.
YOUNG LADY wishes small room, medium
priced in strictly private home. downtown
NV: refined. quiet SURROUNDING: kitchen
cite or grill privileges. Address Box bat
Star office.
WANTED-TWO OR THREE ROOMS FOR
hoHsekeepine in private house with some one
few hoIrs each day: state terms. Address
YOUNG COUPLE dodres ! or 2 unfurnished
nefF 4h and b If, re: OF 6tk and Pa: Ge
Ceu kszandAA - hoe9oD = ~. and 1
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o 9Th ST. E-Neatty furnished roof, IN
ivate family: water III room; ANIL: reason
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TTo ond ST NE-Comfortshle rooms, better
loard: near Ndp''o' "''' 2us
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WANTED-ROOMS.
frAfAN

plenty hot wate ss''a reasonaSle: state PRICE
-1s % BOX S2itf s sssr saa@ con-
arsiera6ls in iDG aDar ase VIII pbYsinsss
I'd Addres soq Bas nsaf STA Star a Once.
COUPLE, both employed. want room and
Kitchen. completely furnished. e: l.. h. and
Aadrsss sD Box a5r s Star o% etee %
TWO TWO YOUNG men wish room, or two, al
price and particulars. Address Box AIT
GENTLEMAN desires quiet room. March /.
Sa,h, state location and price pr Address
, OR . FURNISHED ROOMS. modern; terms
rGsierens ,. exchanged Address Box 307.T,
cENTEAL NoRTHWEsTZLarFe furnished
LADY desires unfurnished room vicinity
Ia" and A4c!, Bos % rf s,as Sce es
FuRNIsHED ROOM with kitchenette. bath
Price F are as" Box Sonps state i9Sa,on and
rrN n Urn HE'D ROOM desired by lady.
~ ~ D--rnaNS AND BOARD
MARCH 10. employed couple wish one or
two nr,, r., rooms and private bath with board in
CONSIDER housekeeping rooms. j. W. b. 1920
FaiTmont nv
HLRl. wishes room and board with home
pF1NlIegtc: Walking distance to Veterans Blu
r"au. Address Box l50r. star office
TABf II BOARD.
ga QUINCY ST. W-Excellant home
rnokiuE In private family: S25 per month.
'ot. -i3t1". 49,
WHERE To DINE,
THE MANILA TEA ROOM serves American
ana oriental dl>hrr. 1913 De Sales St. op-
""a'te Man fowev Hotel 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-14

2t506 MOZART PL NV. between ION am; ana
l7th on Columbia I'd. W ni.fiS ui
IEo., y ST W--lar2r bedliving room.
win balcony also l room. kitchehe.'e'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-14

$50 KENYON ST. NV. APT. a-BnE,hIt
parr, room, in n,oder:r apartment for gentle.
,nen. sin month sunday ar after $50 nm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-14

-24 10Th NW.-Large. sec"nd-to9r liz
room. nicely furnished. Tor OF
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I3IS FT7CI III ST. APT l-Pl asant. warm
room for :, employed nropi'. u'a' S"'
Cali SUNDAY and evenings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-14

Sg0 9th 81 NE ,rolured Apt 81 nicely
fnrrusltri- - cam heat man aUu "''f,, e'f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-14

S2b + ST NV. APT. NO. l--Furrished
ooms for gentlemen, strictly modern aoS"-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-14

723 nth ST NW.-I.arg". second story DRY
uishGd or uniurul-h,d. Apply hel""
LARGE BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED room
strictly priy ate detached home. NV. s''toh.
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DE SOTO. APT. 44--Clean, well hrsteq' new III, >
~ furnished room. ami: elevator ! " -
gentlemen; convenient location. 10
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100 4, IT F--2 lsr-e electricity: com,
plctC rnr ih.k.: children. near tapt'"'
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a4i X 81 NW-Lsggc. cheerful rooms
single or ant. phone, convenient l"c,tii"h'
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anI KENYON " Pheasant second. nonr
runt : ritduVSS. so. near lith -. sto.fS-
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RENT eoo,,S-S,l,.I-pp,S

FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED. TWO
nl'r r"uirs ami hath. kit hcuettc; very rea
Sonahle; Tear ears. PIC Va. ave. Lyon Park
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-14

oa5 NW-Two first floor housekeeping
ooms: electricity. h.-w.h.. gas stove. statioh-
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.lp.lRTAIt NTS-EI'RNJSHED

THE MANILA TEA ROOM serves American
ana oriental dishes 1913 De Sales St. op
"u-'te Man fiowev Hotel. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-14

l2I MARYLAND AVE. NE. Two large
rooms. private bath: reason
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los c SE-Comfortably furnished room.
with use of kitchen. to quiet refined lady:
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DESOTA. Apt AZ, 1900 Mass. ave. NV
Completely furnished front room: heat hot
water elevator.
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ALABAMA. Apt. 2O5-Large. clean room:
well furnished: plenty of heat. Phone North
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~ .,p4D-rao,Js Avn RoaRn
TABLE BOARD.
WHERE tn DINE

ga QUINCY ST NW-ExcelIpnt home
Coz. -3o1 w Ias
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-14

252s , l7th ST. N.Y. ROOMS. ANIL
COOPER. zoe Investment Bldg. Main $685.
1923 NEWTON ST. ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath. fsht: ami; good condition: $45.
Apply ,JsoaL. Cooper. zoe Investment Bldg,
SIX LARGE ROOMS AND BATH. SECOND
moor MOO dysS PARK I'd. NV. Rent. $50. ,Ap-
APARTMENT. ROOMS AND BATH,
2an1tof No sefs'cs aSoY month Apply Apart
s16 DECATUR ST. NV.
~ room and kitchenette. hot water.
GoPLEY COURTS. 1914 l7th ST. NV
Desirable room. reception hall. kitchen and
Inn1m I eo possession. Telephone manager
CAPITOL HILL. I27 4th S.E.-ENTTRE
moor. bright rms. cabinet. refrigerator
private bath, h.-w.h., cleo. adults: $40.
Ia
TAKOMA PARK. Mp. CARROLL MANOR
bSth porch: e3ARe. 40: roomA baths.
h&&kra .Ad,.. AaHsA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-14

STONELEIGH COURT,
CONN. AVE. AND l. ST.
WashnEton's most e1eiusivs aIartmere rs:
nished or unfurnished: for rent by tho year
or for shorter periods. Complete hotel serv-
leo II desired. Restaurant with Ia carte
or table d'hote service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(Cr.tI,.>lN

ROOMS. KrrCHENETTE AND BATH,
h h7ar pupqn as Cycle rent reasonable North
loom sitting room and kitchen: semi .priv ate
hath steam neat and electric lights.
sseping room nn2cb KITcHENEITE BIZ BATH r.
persons desiring to buy furniture; sixth floor;
house. eastern Aadrs.e sot ss sta
S GiRL TO ID.s SHARE LARGE; NICELY Fur FIR
able. Apt a6i lsi III" NJ f' st. n wis
THE LYTELLE. 1913 PA. AVE. NV. NEAR
rooms nmiyersity; bright atsrac,iye apt
osuv,ERLooKING ROCK CREEK PARK-Two
s sath com Ada%s Amited hot water
La hsS9 1,v COLUMBIA RID; N.W:-ATTRAcTIEE
ssssSSiir .% gas furnished; reasonable Adams
$50 FOR 4 ROOMS UNHEATED: PIANO
o Oh near 46 nsr Of city Ra amply Tsal estate
Apt, 27---Large room. :: clothes closets. re-
s sGn I,,i hall bath southern exposure: only
FuRNLsHED APARTMENTS. EVERYTHING
aors steam a Heat P6a OH P', 81, Ano 9b
MT .PLEAsANT-1sl2 NEWTON at
floor: most attractive, clean. reasonable
s enm G ,6 ST EM c;daS Re, FLOOR Two
THREE LARGE ROOMS. ELEC.. GAS AND
phone; conv. to l4th st. cars and bus. 1887
Irving St NV.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED LIVING
room dressing room dining alcor". kitchen
and hath. Phone Adams 427aW
Il LARGE. OUTSIDE ROOMS. FULLY FUR
nishcd for hnusekeepiuc linen silver vac-
uum cleaner, etc. free electricity, cafe. Col
:i395.
COY STUDIO APT. LIVING ROOM. KIT
BATH, sleeping breakfast por"hes: elec. gas
continuous h. W. INV h, jan service SGo-
l71o LIST ST NE-ONE ROOM. KIT.
semi -prl alta bath, sleeping pur,J. es~ rsInSr
sink. elec.. h.-w.h.: $50. n"u home. ID.
APT AZ. 1925 Q ST.-I.ARGE LIVING
room aud bedroom: ideal for couple or girIe
C0NGENIAL GIRL TO SHARE COM
;;o;table apartment ~ Nit. Pheasant section.
1925 NJ ST; NV. THE MoNTANA-NICE-
ly furnished. newly decorated. one room. re-
ceptlon hall and bath apt; reasonable.
THE COMMODORE.
Cor. New Hampshire ave and T st. NV
z r., kit. and bath. newly furnished; so. exp.
Amply to manager.
.'I'HF BACHELOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-14

YOUNG LADY desires congenial roommate.
attractive quarters on 10Th 81. near -Scott
CircIe Franklin 5O93. IA
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I14O 9th ST Nw-One large and one small
room and kitchenette for Ink: h.-w: h.
electricity. phone.
The Washington times., 1926-07-22
LOCAL PROGRAM
WRC-WasIiington--4e0

11:56 a. m.-tArlIngton time signals.
IL lnOon)--Organ recital BY Mrs. Par.
ley D. Parkinson broadcast from the
studios of the Homer L. Kilt Piano
p. NV. Spencer Tupman's Hotel
Mayflower Orchestra, broadcast from
the Hotel Mayflower,
1855 p. m.-Baseball scores.
Z p. m.-''The Voice of the Silent
Drama" broadcast with station WIZ
$50 ?. m.-United states Marine Band,
Capt. William H. santelnann. band
conducting; broadcast with stations
VIZ and waY from the sylvan The
p. .m.-Ths Royal Salon Orchestra,
broadcast with stations WIZ and WGY
$40 D. m.~The Firesids Boya broad.
cast with station WIZ from New York.
10 p. m.--MeyeR Davis Chevy Chase
Lake Orchestra, under the direction of
Tommy Thompson, broadcast from the
roof Of the Swanee ballroom.
Observation-Disclosures
g to p. m.-Dinner music.
WMAL-WashlngtO
Humming Bird Orchestra In an nour
8 p. Mn. o. Eldridge, director
of traffic. in a talk on operators per-
s:lo ,. m.-Phil Hayden, accom-
panied BY Les colvin, in syncopated
s:20 p. m.-Mary N. pibbrow and
her entertainers.
The Washington times., 1926-07-22
BEAUTY PARADE Is ON
AT CHESAPEAKE BEACH

A bathing beauty contest, a
boardwalk beauty parade and num-
erous athletic events are scheduled
for the annual outing Of Grand ORR
entail Court No. ], Junior Order of
United American Mechanics, being
held today at Chesapeake Beach.
Two thousand are attending.
The athletic program includes a
potato race for women, q 20-yard
dash for boys up to ~; a 50-yard
dash for men, and a sack race open
to all. Prizes will be awarded.
The committee in charge Of ar.
rangements is composed OF r. r.
Burgess. chairman; A. c. Columbus,
William Martin, Richard Umhau,
John =. Beall. William Sudworth
and A. II. Aalher..
The Washington times., 1926-07-22

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From Michigan to Alaska. from
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linuaily being written by grateful
Eomen recommending Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
The Compound is made from
roots and herbs and has been In use
or over Atty years.
The Washington times., 1926-07-22
ROMPING AROUND THE RADIO DIALS
-Rv GARDNER MACK.
BEST PROSPECTS

washington, WRc 1sssJ. news
7:a0 p. Era.--United States Marine
Band. washington. w3C (469J;
Traviu's Band and Russian grand
opera singerA Atlantic City. WP0.
80 CHAIN PROGRAMS
p. m.--''Amateur Gentleman
.svoice Of the Silent Drama,"
New York, WIZ, wRC; The
Serenaders. New York, WEAF,
WEEI. WGR. WCAE. wTAM,
1880 p. n.-Unitcd States Marine
Bend aand.> W EsrSsassSs W Ni VIZ;
WSAk WWP, WGR, WTAM.
s p. fn.--Clicquot Club EskiTnos,
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WCCo. KsD. WGN.
saso ;sO Tpohsnsra R Ssm Y gypsy WsS
WGY, WcAD. WRC.
p. -Silyertown Cord Or
citeetfa, New York, WEAF, WEwI,
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WCCOs WTAG. KSD, WSAI,
WAR. WON. Wade, WCSH.
ROOF ~ 6rohestrs. ash Rsgis sV wRc.
DANCE PROGRAMS
8 p. fn,--Ted WeenaB Novelty
orch sstra. Phiiadsiphia, wIP.
lb0sl
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cheperh, Atlantic CITY, WPG (3QO1.
10 i. n1ls--G Greenwich Village Inn.
Orch sstras New York, WEAF
t4gel.
III 3. rin.--Laxarro's Imperial
SSfenadefs. Cinoin h att. WLW
fi.se b. 1a.--Howafd Osburnse
vanity Fair Cafe Orchestra, Chi
caao, WBBME ta1el.
The Washington times., 1926-07-22
What viii You Do
For a SickIy Child?
lf Weak, Puny or Frail Il Is
Mothers Duty TO See That he
Grows Up Mentally and
Physically Efficient

That little boy or girl OF yours
that doesn't weigh enough that
isn't strong lacks vigor ana Il per-
haps backward, llskless and tlnid.
What are you going to DO With
hima :.
Have you ever heard OF McCoy's
Cod Liver on Compound Tablets--
sugar coated and as easy for ailing
children 10 take. as candy?
Every druggist in America sells
t1era--66 tablets Tor SO cents and
the sitpremeiy good cofnbina ton
Sc uphuilding agents surely does
help the sIekly,6 run down. puTiy.
Try them as directed for so days,
mother: and iK ct the end Of that
time you are mot delighted with
the ilnpfovemenE In yUut dear little
one ret your money back.
You can set them at Peoples
Drug Store or any druggist IN
America and remember too they are
fine Tor thin, run down, under
weight men and women who need
more flesh, strength, vigOr and
vitality. Ask for McCoy's.
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pound, which she
said helped her
SO much. So I
bought q few bot
ties and tried It
o u t. It s ure
helped me won
derfully. I felt
much b etter.
NJ y W oFk is
no longer a
dread to me. III
hear Of any one
who IL frnuhIoH
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Quoted by Mrs. Beulah Rose stevens.
children's editor Of the Journal Sunday
8 ?. m.-Program sponsored by Paul
Ii:4s p. m.-Buchanon's Bohemian
WLw-C incinnati-a2
6:16 p. m.--Norrine Gibbons and PriS.
ella Holbrook, singers.
S:45 p. m. Weather forecast ana
p. m.--iIotel Gibson Orchestra.
1880 p. m.-Educational talk.
| 7:40 p. m.-Hotel Gibson concert con-
p. ,m.--Recital ana operate pre-
gram by faculty members OF the Gin.
emmett setgsmen 6s. s9no ano,,o c,uA
10 p. m.--Theig Castle Farmers or-
| chestra
io:SO p. m-Irsne Downing and
Tommy Reynolds.
| ders from the Hotel Garfield,
-ChicagO-220
$3.50 p. m.--Lester ID. Mather. con-
cert pianist and HaSel McBroom' con-
s:So-1O:1S p. m.-Moss-cOversd mslo-
Io.l5-1O:sO p. m.-The Isaak walton
iO:sO-11:sO p. m.--variety hour.
1850 p. m.-The Supper Club How
ard Osburn's Vanity Fair Cafe Orchess
CFCA-TOrOnto--8
6:66 p. m.-Late news and weather.
Baseball scores.
D. m.-Stook quotations.
IL p. m.-Harold Rich and his versa
tile Canadians.
WMA0--ChicaRO-447
| Sis o. m.--Topsy Turvey time.
D. m.-ChicaGo theater organ.
$3.50 o. m.-Jack chapman's Or
$40 D. m.-BasebaI scores.
G.R0 n-Iack ChaDman'R Or
D. m.--Jack chapman's Orchestra.
S:26 p. m,---Whitney Trio.
9p. m.-Jennie r. w. johnson. cOn-
$50 D. m.-Jack Chapman's Or
chestra.
WAIU-Clnclnnati-
weather reports. Baseball scores EIvSn
last ten minutes Of this hour.
WCAE-PittsburRh-
$3.50 p. m.-Market and Financial re-
1880 D. m.-Hires HarvAstera.
| o. m.-Cliquot Club Eskimos.
D. m.-COncert by the Silvertown
Cord Orchestra
10 p. m.-Baseball scores.
|
Observation-Disclosures
10 D. m.-swiss Garden Frolic. Ace
Brigode and his fourteen Virginians.
II .. m.-Blues ana ballads. Miss
Marie Turner.
| II:15 p. m.-Ace BrIgode's Vir.
WGR-BuffaIO-S1
$3.50 p. m.--Announcements and SEQ.
| ond broadca sting OF daily report.
ITO p. m,--Joint broadcastIng with
Station WEAF New York city; The
| garenaders Z; Hires Harvesters, 1880;
| CIuuot club Eskimos. 3: silvertown
Cord Orchestra, under the direction Of
| Joseph Knecht, 9.
! 10 q. tTA,a&iVFNAthOF forecast
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gJIllcnRc

81 Yh.--MRsio Hour from KYWss
10 8tsb B. -PfokrATns twenty,
Minutes .oe Good reading BY lev.
G. i. Pernin, s. i, head 0f department
oe English, TsoyOla Univsraity Chicago.
$3.50 70 sac b. Classical concert
from tAs comnabhwsAith Edison Conc
pMnY studio.
a.sO rs il D. Congress- Carnival.
feattrtnB Edie and Fannie CavanAush.
report.
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THROUGH ADVICE
Of NEIGHDOR
Woman Tried Lydia 3. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
"a = seconds

A neighbor advised me TO try
Lydia Z. Pinkham's VeeetabIe Com.
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p. uaa.-zs 6fenadors from New York
1870 j. n.zirss Harvesterp from
New York City.
>: M 6oOdfich slIyertown cord
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ALL MUSIC THE
SAME To NIKE

Heated atmosphere seems TO j
inspire static to renewed activity
and new devices for making
drowning ont programs I'm radio
receiving sets-if last nights re-
ception from the North and South
Indicate anything. On the other
hand the Middle West and Can
ada were louder and more insis-
tent on being heard than for
weeks. All the standard noises
and q few extra bangs and wills.
ties were on tap during the eve
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s:26 p. m.--Baseball scores.
$3.50 p. m,-Outdoor talk by Ben
.s:46 p. m.-wGY Orchestra.
p. m.-Sport talk by Paul w.
White, United Press.
1880 p. m.-Marlne Band program
cast by WRC and WIZ.
$3.50 p. m.-Royal hour by royaI
salon Orchestra. from New York city.
also broadcast by WIZ and WRC
SSO m-WGY Orchestra and
Margaret J. Ltttell, soprano.
1O;lo-l!:se p. m.-Organ recital by
W6B-Atlanta-428
D. m.-MothaV EFbGAssS -Rirw. ooa.