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The Washington times., 1926-10-25
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WsAT-- Cincinnati $40
> >. MA. 4 p. 0ypsies. from New
W. T. p s,.,, m.orand opera. from New
:, Il p. ln,-Musical program from
wGR- Buffalo $40
9:4s >. n.-'Pnbiic Plan Banling, =
Incl Il SissarS Fsl R' II. Z. nA'f''
sOloist. Of Toronto. ont.
$3.50 >. :rl.--BernIce EstelIe Riggs,
pianist. and Ellen Alberta Riggs So
pranc soioist.
p. n.--EEefman Moss, boy pianist.
ais p. m.-vanghan Newton. tenor
soloist ccofnpanied at the piano BY
Tess Newton KaserrIes
S:s0.l0:3o p. n.-Dance program By
the "Sharps and Fiats'' Orchestra.
io:S0-ii p. m.--Lombardo and Faults.
banjo and accordion artists.
II >. m.-Weather forecast.
Il p. NIL m.-suppeF music:
John F. Gunderman at the organ.
WBZ-SpringfieId AIass.--3sS
1890 p. rn.-second lecture on "How
to See and Read Plays by Prof Rob-
ert Emmons Rogers under the auspices
Of the Massachusetts University Extern
sion Division, Boston.
p. n.-capitol Theater Orchestra.
under the direction Of J. Fred Turgeon.
s:sO m.--stndio program.
. p. m.--Aleppo Drum Corps Or
Shrlners' Band. Louis ard Lewis a.
Harlow. conducting.
s:sO .. m.-PauI ST. Denis. tenor.
KAfOx-st. Louis-2sO
p. m.-''colonsl $751;" orchestra:
10 p: m.-Forty-niath state Ether
1850 D. n. Orchestra.
II p. m.-Musio lovers Hour. light
opera.
WDAF-Kansas CIty-s6S
p. m.--School OF the Air.
p. m.-ProEran1 by the "a and z, :"
Gypsies, by remote control from New
10 p. m:--orand opera. broadcast
is:I5 .. m.1Nlghthawk Frollc. Don
Bestor's Victor 'recording orchestra.
10 p M. b. Rideout. meteorclo-
1o:1s p. m.-Lowsll Electric orches-
WDAP-FOrt Worth-47B
$3.50 p. m.-Ths Song shop. . novelty
program OF request numbers presented
by Ailene. Patterson Duff, contralto.
1880 p. m The old-Time Fiddisrs
~ naldnight-MusicaI program.
WJR-DetFOit-515
p. m.-Jean 0oidkette'S Petite
symphony Orchestra: soloists.
7:16 p. m.-Caspar Lingeman Enter
tainers.
and Chief Pontiac"
p. m.-StudiO program.
KTHS-HOt SpringS--S50
10 p. m.-Span,sh meiadies by the
New Arlington Hotel Concert Orchestra.
ii p. m.-Baritons recital by w. G.
1870 D. m.-violn recital by Lon
CLASSY: with John q. Heyn At the
piano.
WSB-AtIanta-e
,. m.--Publlc school of the air.
p. m.-Sears-Roebuck Agricultural
1l:46 p. m.-charlie Troutt's Melody
WTAM-CIeveIand-S
p. m.-willard Concert Orchestra
under the direction Of Walter Logan.
- ma. & p. Gypsies from the
10 .. m.-Wiliard Concert Orchestra
ii p. m.--Emerson Gil and his
Bamboo Garden Orchestra.
WHO-Dea MOlnes-636
chestra, by remote control.
. p. m.-The Bankers Life Trio, d.
rection Helen Birmingham; Myrtle Will
ltamS, soloist.
~ Northumberland program.
WLW-CInclnnati-
p. m.--Robert viscontrs Orchestra.
p. m.-Commercial Tribune fea.
ture. with Pat Patrick's Orchestra.
p. m.--Gold Button Melody Weavers
with songs by the Silken Maid of the
Orient.
WMAK-BuffaIO-30
1882 p. m.-John Hancock Life In
surance Company's talk on nonoxide
gas. ~
1888 p. m.-Musical program,
S:36 p. m,-Program from Station
WHAM. Rochester. N. p. Jointly with
WGY.
WEEE-BOston-SA0
7:40 p. m.--Musicate.
p, m.--Jordan Marsh Weekly Book
Talk.
Sis p. m,-Musicale.
p, m.-From New York. A. Il p.
CIV psies.
The Washington times., 1926-10-25
BERMUDA Loss
IS HEAVY
By international News Service

HAMILTON. Bermuda. Oct. rs
Reports OF heavy losses Of life In
the hurricane which swept the Der.
muda coast last Friday were con,
firmed today.
It is believed that a total OF 81
lives were lost in the sinking of
H. III. s. Valerian. sloop which
foundered during the storm.
The British vessel Eastway
turned turtle during the storm and
10 Of her crew are reported to have
been lost.
Many other vessels were endan-
gered during the storm when they
broke from their moorings and
were tossed about the harbor. The
warship9 Calcutta narrowly esca ped
serious damage.
The Washington times., 1926-10-25
Glenn Hunter at WRC

Glenn Hunter, young theatrical
star appearing in young Woodley"
at the New National Theater this
week, will be presented to the radio
audience of WRC this evening at
6:45 and make brief talk about
the theater in general and his new
play ia particular
The Washington times., 1926-10-25
Moscow Hears Of Deaths
By international News Service


MOSCOW, Oct. 25.-Some Of the
American members Of the Near
East Relief Commission at Lenif.
kan, Armenia, are probably among
those killed in Saturdays earth
quake, according to the Moscow
representative of the Trans-Caucas-
ian Republic.
The building in which the relief
commission was housed was
wrecked, the representative said,
and kilograms to the members re.
NAMED unanswered today.