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The Washington times., 1926-02-27
~ GARDNER MACK

While there may be some diff
ference as to romantic association
between the cod fish industry
which helped largely to give the
Norsemen their daily bread and un.
nudgetted surplusses--and the spirit
Of conquest and civilization build.
ins that made them their fame
there can be no two. opinions as t.
the thanks due from radio listen,
ers.in to the cod liver oil industry by
which the songs OF the Noreenaen
that celebrate their fame have been
preserved and are now being served
to music and romance hungry pub.
lie.
Despite the oft repeated flavor
OF cod liver oil, the program oi
the Vikings that came in through
the medium Of the WEAF chain
last night was one Of the most
satisfactory OF many evenings. II
brought the simple music Of Nor.
way In stately, pleading and de-
fiant measures by turn giving each
its full value. The gentleman man
aging the scenario could set better
results IL he would have the various
parts Of the program respond more
quickly to cues, however.
Bold as any romantic maid could
wish In absolutely refusing to rec.
ognize musical convention, yet
with as keen q sense Of genuine
musical proportion a. Is to be heard
on the concert stage. is the genius
who arranged the feature presented
for the first time last night by the
same WEAF chain---the Whittall
Anglo ersians. No more inteIli.
gence, keen appreciation Of musical
values or more varied and modern
OF them Is being shown
in program architecture these days
than this unnamed genius exhibited
Combining Rubenstein, Rimslsy.
Karsakow and Saint-Saens with the
most modern jazz-l1sing the infre.
quently heard oboe in a most be.
wftching way--and the saxophone
with Intelligence getting everything
possible out OF q small orchestra,
are the things that stuck out IN this
most melodic and descriptive per.
Torrance and make us eager for
another voyage Of the magic car.
pet. Incidentally Graham Nc.
Nance never did . better BIT Of
The Washington times., 1926-02-27

sembIe: Daniel BreeslIin, vlolinIst;
Viola r.. Abrams. harpist, and Nell
| Paxton, OrganisG. broadcast from the
studios of the Homer 4. Kit Piafl1
Company.
i 5. n. Daniel E5reesIxln's Raleigh
! Hotel Orchestra, broadcast from the
/ Raleigh Hotel
B. nl.Radio Nature Talk from
The National geological Park
s.HuntinR Big Horns with d Cam.
era. by DR.. Vernon kellogg, OF the
National Research Council.
7:16 b. n. Al Man FOR the Task, Z
q Bible talk by Page Mex. TstchIson,
religious work director, Y M. g. A.,
under the auspices Of the Organized
Bible Class Association.
1880 p. m.--Pan-American concert,
broadcast from the patio of the Pan.
American Union: y. s. Rriny Band
Orchestra, Master Sergeant T1co.
dore Bingert. conductor. SoIOists:
Artie Faye Gnilf0rd, soprano; j. ri
8. Kinsella, bass; Leo AIvArado. VIC.
linigt; La Sale Epiet. pianist
Sophocles Z. Papas, guitarist. and
Louise Lyon reader.
$50 p. m.-The Work Of Con.
gress," BY Representative John g.
AACSBAANSAEl
resentative David II. Kinchloe o.
| OF Kentucky.
3 b. nj. Continuation OF pan.
American concert.
gao D. M. Concert BY the Glee
Club. the String Quartet and the
Debating Society Of George Wash.
tngton University.
1880 D. M. Meyer Eavis Swanee
| SyncOpators, broadcast Jointly with
Station VIZ from the Swane< ball.
room.
WMAL, Washington, e12.6 Meters.
b. M Dinner music.
7;30 p. nl.--Gretchen Hood. so
prano soloist, In q group Of num-
befs, courtesy the Holmes 3 Son
House TO House bakery
7:45 p. m.Edith Reed, pianist,
In d group of Numbers.
Radio Concerts
$40 D. ni.-vincent Sorey Con.
cert Trio. New York. WGBs (s1sD,
1880 p. na.-Pan American Con.
cert. washington. WRC (46s).
S:15 p. --Internationa Inter
collegiate Song Fest, schenectady
WGY (S791; Van Vliet Trio. New
York, WEAF (4e2l.
$40 b. m.--St. Louis symphony
Orchestra. st. Louis, KED (545J
Hamlet" WEAT Shalxespearean
Hour, New York, WEAF (402).
Q p. m.-Barish String Trio with
Adele Vosari, soprano, New York,
WGBS (316l.
$50 p. m.--Concert BY Giee club
String Quartet and Debating So
ciety Of George Washington Uni
versity, Washington. WRC (460);
opera, Aida. Nine. Valentino
TuTnanslxaya and Company, Mem.
phis, VINO (49sl: musical comedy.
The Ballet Girl" WEAF Musical
Comedy Troupe, New York. WEAR
t492l.
10 p. nn.-Josephine Evans Con.
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every sfnfic., a the sI,e inrtk. And
cs,riorsiv as,nrleis I 1900 out into
fano0ra 90 49, NasisviIin BIT m
i New Orleans ana Cincinnati in the
great silence
i DR.. Dayton g. Miller's paper on
/ the ether drift experiments durtng
1879 from WS1Akg eesea our mlIaas
i considerably regaruln6 the EIlnsse II.
4 theory or relaIivity ana estap ulssIE
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On p ,.ss = n,,c.,is tso,, Tsnic.
,.atS go 49,, J II now
The coIOFatura soprano, the
tinIkling guitar and the sOnOrOus
orchestral ChOirs are singing =
most important ODligmtO 70 Inter
national relations these days on
i this continent. The gentlemen
who were laughed at FOR short
sIeeveil diplomacy . few years
back apparently simply removed
their coats that they could more
4 easily play the tunes 20 which
world affairs must dance.
Il $3.50 - - .
The facts are that the songs aIlu
poetry, q people are Decon nILL. !
index or racial and national thought
ana cnaracter ne fan 1ls 49,. !
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IOf the peoples q tne A ne s-l.. -
tons through It's series "a cOIIcsLL -
presenting the music OL tnese has
tons.
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Pan America ser % Music
Tonight there will BE- an especially
interesting program presented By
WRC from the patio Of the Pan
| American Building beginning At
l7:3O and continuing until $50, with
ID half hour irtormission to permit
| two members Of Congress to speak.
/ The program that has been pre-
pared TO which the United States
Army Band Orchestra wiz con-
tribute the largest snare, incIuoes
the music OF almost every one OF
the varied peoples who make up the
J Arnrican nations.
OF particular interest, we are
told, win be two numbers Of II
suite by Alberto M. Alvarado, one
~ ynyy4feYa a. fanaaN an An old Yaualf
The Washington times., 1926-02-27
BEST PROSPECTS
SUNDAY

8 b. M George Ba1TeEe,s
Little Symphony New York
WEAR l402); Twilight Nslsl.
GALE Chica gO WEBB 900
$50 m Twilight Pro-
gharli BAL tirnOre VIDAL (@4gl.
B. MT. little Brow IL
Church IL the Vales Chicago
WIS f8lsI.
100 5. M. CauitOI TIleater
Program New York - yNlElA1F
chain including WCAp.
$50 3. III. sunday Evening
Club GflcagO WV lB46l.
d. m 1xellte Hour. HUGE
\ Tsiesonfeld director New York
WIZ 1855; PanIlst ChOtisteEs
New York tpIsyVL (go8
The Washington times., 1926-02-27

Here is an American suburban
residence built at Bellevue Hills
near Syracuse, n. n, that -
beautiful to look upon, construct.
ed OF permanent materials. and Is
fire resfstIve. It's plan, too, Is
unusually well suited 20 the re-
auirements Of the average mod
erIl family.
The general contour Of the
house ID reminiscent Of the Dutch
Colonial. although the sharp roof
lines. half .timbered gables and
small window openings Of many
panes are. clearly Of English
origin.
The walls are Of concrete ma
sorry surfaced with portland ce-
ment stuccO. (In such cOnstrtlc-
ton either hollow block or cOti-
crete structural tile may be used1
The Washington times., 1926-02-27
go ouarIsI. New Torl. VIZ $50.


cert Quartet. New York, WIZ ltss).
Dance Program
10 3. ID. Nick Nichols Dance
Orchestra. Atlantic City, WPG
(290); Jean G0ldikette's Orchestra.
Detroit, WJR l517l.
1906 b. III. BENJAMIN Franklin
Hotel. Philadelphia, WIP t508).
1910 p. m Ross Germans
Orchestra, New York. WEAF 1872.
1890 p. n, Meyer Davis SWanes
Gyncopators, Washington WRE
1861; Harold Leonard's Red Jack
head Inn Orchestra, New York,
WGBS fS16l: George Oleen's Orches.
ira. New York. WIZ t466l
IL b. IA. Mortnf Bates 0relies-
ira, Elire Home, Atlantic City.
WPG (2ssl: Copiey plaza Orchestra.
Boston, WNAC ESQ; Jack Lard.
nerss Orchestra, Dallas, WFAA
(475l; Vincent Lopez Orchestra, New
York. WEAF (4921
liz (mtdnightl OriOle Orchestra,
Chicago, webb (37Dl.
12:45 81. M Kansas City Night
Hawks, Kansas City, WDAF 1851.
d. Ia. Coon Sanders Orchestra,
Chicago, XIV $500: Freda Sank.
er's Orchestra Cincinnati WsAI
gs2el
Lectures
s 81 nj. Making Use Of the
Museum, BY Homer SC. Gaudens,
director OF fine arts, Carnegie in.
Stitute, New York, WEAF l4a2l.
b. m.-RadiO Novel, BY CoanlO
Hamilton, New York, VIZ t466l
S:15 D. na.'sThe National Farm
school," by DR.. Bernard OsterIenlK,
Philadelphia. W1P (5OS).
$3.50 D. me- Happening in Con-
gress,, by Represent atives John G.
Ketcham. Republican Of Michigan,
and David II. Kincheloe. Democrat
of Kentucky Washing ton, WRC
1850 and WIZ t466).
ChTIdren's Hours
s D. m.-Uncle Geebee. New crk,
WGBS (316).
6:15 b. m.-Topsy Turvey Time,
Chicago, WMAG (44Sl.
Z p. n1.-Uncle Wip, Philadelphia
WIP (50Sl.
1880 D. m.sandman, Davenport.
Voc (4S4l.
D. m-Uncle Waits Punch and
Judy, Chicago, WLTB (302).
sos p. m.--UncIe Bob. Chicago.
S:15 D. m.-Peter Pan and Tinker
Bel, Memphis. VINO (49el.
The Washington times., 1926-02-27
sUNDA Y PROGRAMS
VICAR. washington l4ss Metsr.l

W G&MAs ~ eSSAAAAA8 VII NNts 49, - =
III 4. m. service at First ChurcI
OF Christ, scientist, Of Washington
First reader. Elmer Baldwin.
second reader, Mrs. Gertrude 4.
Fullaway. Subject Of lesson sermon,
"Chriat Jesus
b. M Service ut Bethlehem
Chapel. washington Cathedral The
re. Rev. James q. Freeman. Bishop
OF washington, will preach.
3 6:20-7:20 p. NC Chamber music.
.syesper String ENSEMBLE. pre-
scented through courtesy Of the
Black and White Taxi and Sight
seeing Company Of washington.
7:20.9:15 b. ins-Capit0l TheateF
program. from New York citys
Major Edward B0wes. directing.
g:fS.fO.75 %. m.Atwater Kent
Radio Hour, presenting tue Lon
don String Quartet"
Tomorrow Morning
e:l6.7;46 q. m. - Metropolitan
Tower Health Exercises.
The Washington times., 1926-02-27

Continuous air space between the
walls and interior plaster i1lsures
insulation from heat In summer
and cold In winter.
The floor plan Is interesting.
The large living room has q e0xy
fireplace and adiOins an enclosed
porch or sun room. The dining
room and CHEEKY breakfast room
are convenient TO the we'll
equipped Kitchen, while the rOOuly
pantry has delighted every house
wife who has seen IL. A c0af-
closet and lavatOry open off the
central hall.
Three bedrooms and q sleeping
porch upstairs are accessible off
the stairway hall. There are four
clothes closets and one linen
closet. The bath Is convenient to
each bed chamber.
The Washington times., 1926-02-27

. good.looking resort, but a resort
OF steiking and beautiful appear
ance even II judged from the view.
point Of the most fastidious.
.The same viewpoint governs our
entertainment policy. Special fea-
lures are booked and planned con
tinuously so that our clientele may
find something new in entertain
ment practically every time that
they visit q resort. =
The Washington times., 1926-02-27

dance resort said Davis, 81 think
that the reason that we have been
able to continually extend our
scope Is because we have made It
B practice TO play up to our
patrons. We have always tried to
give them more than they expect
ed, not to merely satisfy them. Thus
our resorts have always been crea,
ted by architects and interior deco
rators Of high artistic reputation,
with the view Of creating not just
The Washington times., 1926-02-27
Music Main Factor

while I regard high-power dance
music as the principal and tndis-
penaable factor IN the success Of 9
The Washington times., 1926-02-27
meteorological Meeting

Three illustrated lectures win
feature i meeting Of the Biological
Society of Washington at its reg
ular meeting I'm the Cosmos Club
tonight
A council meeting will be held
at 7:30 in the council room OF the
club. The regular meeting will be.
gin at 8 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1926-02-27
BEST PROSPECTS
1880 b. T11.-Pan American
Concert, washington, WRC

1880 d. T11.--Pa1 American
Concert, Washington, WRC
1862.
s p. m.-Radio Novel by
Cosrno Hamilton, New York,
WIZ (4S5).
$40 p. me- Happenings IN
Congress" by Representatives
John G. Ketcham of Michigan,
Republican, and David III.
Kiacheloe or Kentucky, Demo.
crat, Washington, WRC (46g).
8 p. Yf1.-Barish String Trio
with Adele vosari, soprano,
New York, WGBS (316D.
$40 p. MIST. Louis sym.
phony Orchestra, st. Louis.
KSD (546l.
$50 p. TI1.--COncert by Giee
Club, String Quartet, ETC., OF
George washington University,
washington, WRC 1852.
10 p. n.-Josephine Evans
Concert Quartet, New York.
WIZ (455I
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The Washington times., 1926-08-17
THREE INJURED.
IN CAVE-|N.

Three colored men, working In
the foundation of the building I'M
der construction at Fifteenth and
G. SITS. N. W., were seriously in
tured today when several tons Of
earth near a wall under construc.
ton on the G st. side caved in and
crushed them.
One Of the men, Moses Lee, OF
215 Seaton Court, N. W., had his
foot so badly mangled that it prob
ably will be amputated.
The two other injured are Rod
ney Jordan, $40 Columbia Rd. N.
W., who received a fractured right
leg, and Reginald Galloway, Of 2241
Cleveland Pl. N. W., who suffered
a sprained leg and body bruises.
The two more seriously injured
men were taken to Emergency Hos
First Precinct on one trip. The
wagon then made second trip for
Galloway.
The point of collapse of the wall,
which is not yet up to the street
level. is directly under a heavy
dumping platform which had been
erected on the G Street side for
motor trucks delivering material.
The street end Of the platform was
resting on the completed wall and
this sagged more than a foot when
the earth caved in, leaving an auto
mobile Of one Of the contractors in
. prScaxicuS condition