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The Washington times., 1926-05-08
) C. SENDS DELEGATES TO JUNIOR LEAGUE CONFERENCE
MISS COOL DGE
TO w Ed
SOON
a. Former Washing tonian,
Her Father, Was Assist
ant Sec. Of Treasury

Mrs. Louis Arthur Coolidge. of
Milton. Mass, has announced the
engagement of her daughter. Miss
Margaret Coolidge, Ia Robert swan
sturtevant, of Wellesley Farms
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Arthur Cool.
idge made their home lii Washing
ton for many years. The late Mr..
Coolidge was washington CORE
spondent for the Springfield Re
publican, the Boston Globe and
other papers, and was Assistant
Secretary 81 the Treasury during
the Roosevelt Administration he
served as president Of the Gridiron
Club, University Club and Of nu-
nerOus PATRIOTS. and historical or
Washington In 1909 when Mr.. Cool
idge went to Boston to becon1e
Treasurer of the United Shoe Ma.
chinery Corporation. Since then
they have made their home ali MIL
ton, Mass. Mr.. Coolidge died May
Miss Coolidge attended Milton
Academy and was graduated from
Miss Wright,s School at Bryn
Mawr, Pa, and also frOnT the Boss
ton School Of Occupat iona1 Therapy.
She Is member Of the 1919 Sew
ing Circle and Of the Junior League
and at present Is assistant Occupa
tiona1 therapist at the Boston PSy
chopatllic Hospital
Mr. Sturteyant Is the son OF the
The Washington times., 1926-05-08
MRS. CHANIBERLIN MAKES
ENGAGEMENT KNOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter r. Chamber
I'm. Of Trenton, N. j., announce the
engagement of their daughter, lisa.
Louis, Mo.
Mr.. StanfeI is now connected
with the United States food labora.
tory in st. Louis. Until recently
he made his home in Washington
He was graduated from the George
Washington University In 1925. The
TENDER.
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ID ||IGS FROM
alexandria


ALEXANDRIA. Va. May 8. All
preparations for the annual banquet
81 Motor Company No II the.
engine house on North Patrlck
street next Tuesday night have
been completed.
The dinner will be served BY the.
ladies auxiliary ok the company
About 200 guests are expected. rs
William May viii act az toast
master.
Other guests Will be City MANAGE
Paul Morton. Fire Chief James "a:
Duncan, jr.: Battalion Chief a. ~.
.Connor, Of Washington Captain
StuItz. or the washington fire Ar
partment; Walter n. Varney, pres
ident of the Potomac fire company:
and the presidents of the other
two alexandria companies, Norman
Roberts ana Henry Baader.
Elijah Lawson ana John Laugh
ter. confessed automobile thieves
who Thursday attempted to escape
from the local jail by OyerpoWeriug
Tailor James SiI1ix, are to b kept
A the dungeon Of the local jan
until their trial Bread.auds water
diet win be used Tor short time.
a boy giving his name as Jainss
White. 10, IS held at the police sta
ton on charge Of stealing IN
automobiIs r indianapolis.
City Manager Paul Morton viii
address the washington branch d.
the American Association III
Engineers on May rs, ait n. m. In
the Playhouse. 1914 N st.. Oh city
management.
The musical comedy, The Flap
per GRANDMOTHER given before B
large audience last night III Ellxs
HaII. win be repeated tonight az
Daughters o. the confederacy
G. B. Wood Is IN the Alexandria
Hospital with wounds in the head
which he says were caused when be
was hit on the head with glass
fruit jar BY Alton shepherd. near
IAecotfnk, Va Wednesday. Sbeps
herd viii be tried before Justice
Frank ". Troth Of Fairfax county:
May 1o, On charge 81 assault.
IN police court this morning. Jake
Mitchell c0lOred charged with beat
ling his wife, was fined $28. Judge
Snow said Il was the last time
persons charged with beating
women would be let on without a
Jail sentence.
The Boy Scouts 81 the city are
preparing Tor observance of Scout
Week next week. at troop meet.
ings Monday and Tuesday, the boys
who will run the city next Thurs
day viii be chosen.
The ladies auxiliary OF the
American Legion will hold safe
Of peoples for veterans relief the
week Of May % to May 80. Miss
FIOrecen = Evans IS chairman Of
the committee 70 sell the peoples.
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MISS BETTY EDWARDS
DAUGHTER OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Burr M. Edwards, of Chevy
Chase, who is visiting Capt. and
Mrs. o. C. Hine q The Norfolk
Navy Yard.
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PAR TIES 70 R
AND BY THE
DIPLOMATS

The Italian ambassador. Mobile
Giacomo de MARITIME. was host st
luncheon today at the embassy,
having as his guests Count and
Countess de Sieyes de veynes Of
the French embassy: Judge John
Barton Payne, Mayor and Mrs. Rob.
ert GOetz, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Brooke, Miss Helen Pattens the
Secretary Of the Italian Embassy
and Mmef Mascia. and Jefferson
The Washington times., 1926-05-08

The musical comedy, The Flap
per GRANDMOTHER given before b
large audience last night III ElIs
Hall. win be repeated tonight at
0:I5 o'clock. It Is 3 benefit Tor the
Daughters Of the Confederacy.
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v. NJ. I. CADETS
HERE FOR BENEFIT

Mrs. Louise l.. Chambers viii Ell.
terrain over the weekend Cadets
Carey rockingham Reeves and J.
r. Adkins. who are here from the
Virginia Military Institute to take
part in the play to be given by tire
dramatic club Of the institute this
evening at the Willard.
Other cadets here to take part in
the play this evening are Humphrey
Daniel. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
III. Daniel; j. N. Jones and K. D.
Pratt. who are staying at the hone
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel on Nine
tenth Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Dodd will re-
ceive tomorrow afternoon in their
home at $500 o st. from 4 until I
o'clock in compliment to. the off.
GERS and directors of the Chamber
Of Commerce Of the United States.
$50
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Portion Of
Hyattsville announce the marriage
Of their daughter, Ollie, to Leroy L.
Bildman, son of Mrs. Louis Rosen.
berg, of this city, on Sunday, May 2.
Owing to the recent death of the
brides brother the ceremony was
very simple, after which Mr.. BildmAn
and his bride left for a honeymoon
trip by motor to Atlantic City. After
May 10 they will be at home at 1909
Sixteenth st. n. w.
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boy giving HIS name as James
White. IS, Is held at the police ste.
ton on charge Of stealing IN
automobile ii indianapolis
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HARDYs DINNER
HOSTS TONIGHT

Representative and Mrs. Guy ..
Hardy win entertain a few friends
at dinner tonight at their home,
1901 Sixteenth ST.. their guests in
Guiding Representative and Mrs.
Thomas s. williams. Representative
and Mrs. J.. n. Tincher. Representa-,
tive and Mrs. Elmer .. Leatherwonc
and Representative and MRS. Robert
r. CfFnnnona
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Mr.. and Mrs I. I. Mann viii
give dinner tonight for William
Mcclellan Ritter and the members
OF the house party he IS entertain.
ing. including Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Bush, James L. HamilI and Judge
Henderson. all OF Columbus, Ohio
Mr.. Ritter had dinner last night
for his guests, the COMPANY also
Including Senator and Mrs. James
Couzens, Mrs. Henry F.. Dimock
Mrs. Henry C. Corbin, Miss Helen
Paften. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Titus
Mr.. and Mrs. Mann, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur O'Brien.
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Igra. Alexander Mackay-Smith
s1tNrtained at luncheon today in
aser home on Sixteenth Street in
compliment to Mrs. Hamilton Fish.
sr., of New York, who is in Wash
ington over the weekend.
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CAPITAL GIRLS
WILL ATTEND
CONVENTION
VIII Represent Washing
ton at Annual Conference
of Junior League
BY JEAN ELIOT

WWY ASHINGTON viii be repre-
Nv scented at the national Junior
II p,,a conferences in Nash.
The Washington times., 1926-05-08

IN police court this morning. Jake
Mitchell colored. charged with beat
Ing his wife. was fined $28. Judge
Snow eaId Il was the last time
persons charged with beating
women would be let or without a
The Washington times., 1926-05-08

Mrs. Richard S. Aldrich has gone
to New York for a visit and Is
staying at the Ambassador Hotel.
Mrs. Horace Mcfarland Is enter.
tanning a company OF young people
at dinner and dancing this evening
at the Chevy Chase Club in compli
ment to her son and daughter.in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. John Melton Hudgins
Mrs. Frederic A. Delano is at rhe
Ambassador Hotel, New York, for
. bgief visit.
The Washington times., 1926-05-08

The Boy Scouts Of the city are
preparing for observance Or Scout
Week next week At troop meet.
ings Monday and Tuesday. the boys
who Will run the city next Thurs.
day viii be chosen.
The Washington times., 1926-05-08

Mrs. Almond N. Blow. daughter
OF Senator and Mrs. Charles s..
Deneen, who has been their guest
for q week, win leave Washington
on Monday for Nashville, Tenn, as
q delegate to the national conven-
ton OF the Junior League. Form
Nashville Mrs. Blow viii return TO
her home in Tulsa, Okla. Mrs.
Deneen entertained at luncheon to.
day for a company of IA invited
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
TOMORROW MORNING

WNAC-BOSTON-2SO 10:30-Womcn's club. Bariton' solos. News and agricultural talk WJAR-PROVIDENCE-306 10-HouseWives' radio exchange. O:45-Betty Crocker talk. 11-Talk, Care of the Babies."
 WTAG-WORCESTER-26S 10:30-Musical selections and talk. 12:05-Luncheon music.
 WBPI-NEW YORK-263 11-Happy hour program.
 WOR-NEWARK-IO5 6:45-Early Bird Gym class. 7:15-Vim and Nigor Gym class. 7;45-HOme Folks Gym class.
 WEAF-NEW YORK-i92 6:45-Health exercises. 10:45-Home service talk. 11:05-Warren Schof1eld, baritone. t1:15-Health talk. 1l:30-Columhia University lecture 12-Markets and weather.
 WJZ-NEW YORK--I55 10-Women's Hour. 12;SO-Market reports. WGBS-NEW YORK-3t6 l0-Timely Talks with Terese. l0;10-Mary Miller, pianist. 10:20-Beauty talk and piano re cital.
 10:40-Housefurnishing talk.
 WLIT-PHILADELpHLi-395 lG-Organ music and religious sery ices
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
.CLAIM COMMUNISM
 IN OHIO UNIVERSITY
Liquor Violations as Yet Hay Not Been Proved, However

1 Columbus, Ohio. Jan. i9 LP)-~lh vostigation of alleged liquor law Vie
 lations was completely overshadoV
 ed by that Of charges of communis | tiC activities of Ohio State uuive! sity professors as the committee composed of univ ersity trustees, tli,
 morning continued its inquiry mn | the two charges.
 Testimony of seven Columbus l'o | lice officers was introduced bcfur, the committee yesterday, the office Iagreeing that conditions at the uni, rersity were constaIly improvin. Iand that they kLuW of no liquor lav violations among faculty mcmbr. or students,
 | pr. Clarence Maris, Columhu, 'rhysician and poltic..l writer, all, Senator James R. Hopley of Bucyru. sponsor of a resolution introduc,o lat the last regular session of th, state legislature. proposing an inyce ! tigation of Red" activities at Ohi, educational institutions, were th, principal witnesses at the commun
 istic inquiry yesterday.
 pr. Maris declared communists end the youth movencnt,' bot. sponsored by Moscow. have foot holds at Ohio State university. Fl, |aE@in named four university pro l IfessOrs, all of whom were cited il 1 the Hopley resolution, as "active il i a scditions organization at Ohir State" All of the professors hal' denied connections with communi5 tic organizations.
 Dr. Maris said he only "hcar1' that these professors taught com
 munsm and was unable to submi proof of their membership in com munistic organizations. He also d. clined to furnish the sources of hh 1 information.
 1 Senator Hopley told the commit Itee that previous 10 his introduction of the resolution he had had com
 plaints from parents alleging thci, children were being taught com
 munism at the university. He as serted powerful lobby" had in l fuenCod a change of attitude on th' part Of the committee 10 which hi. bill was. referred. to the end that ! ! died in committee
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
BEER AND HEAVY MEALS
 FAVORED BY ARTISTS
British Singers Say Custom Has Been Followed For Many
 Generations

London, Jan. 19 Pl-Most English op, "atlc singers are said to be agreed that hearty meal and tank ard of ale before an appearance is the best inducement for first rate | erformancc.
 "A majority of the English sing CT eat heartily" says Gibson Young. director of the community singers. I"My own plan of campaign prior to singing is 10 have as hearty meal as can hc found and pint tankard of good beer.
 "l witnessed about ten years ago g famous baritone and a famous tenor sit down together---just before . big Csnccrt-to huge meal of tripe and onions and stout, and both went 10 the hall smoking large cigars.
 "A delicate coloratura soprano Of my acquaintance sworc by an un- derdone steak and a baked apple a few hours before concert.'
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
Armed Girl RObber Holds
 UD New York TaXicab

New York. Jan. 1a Pt--An armed girl robber today held up two taxi cab drivers in Brooklyn and was sar- castle when she got only S3l. She was accompanied by two men.
 David W. Mattbe,h and John they were ordered to turn over their receipts by the girl, who pointed a pistol at them.
 "You ought to have more dough, y she said when she scanned the
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19

city fo Memphis, will follow with q
 few words on the value of radio to | a city
 / Patrick O'Suliyan. the Cortese Trio, which Is known throughout the ! country, and Mrs. C. P. J. Mooney will furnish the musical entertain ment, These same artists have ap. peared on every anniversary pro- gram from WMC.
 The Britling Cafeteria Novelty or ! chestra will complete the unniver. 1 sary celebration with froic start 1 ing at 2 o'clock. At that time 1t is planned |to play three groups of sc. lcctions, each symbolic of the years through which YMC has passed,
 That's all for today. thanks! p. F.. l..
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19

spot three miles north of hero lRS night, he admitted 10 the aui hori ties today,
 Two passengers were WoundrG one of them, M. ], shifris, Chicago in the rear of tho head.
 Mrs, William Edmunds ol Racll, was gra2cd on he forehead. l'u, sengers on both trains were panic stricken and tho bullets shower. them with shattered glass.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
Refused Job, fingered Man
 Shoots Into R. R. Train

Racine, Wis, Jan. 19.-Because he had been refused a job, James Rogan, a farm hand, took his rife and fired into two north shore cleo tric trains, running between Chi cago and Milwaukee, at lonely
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19

! lp~-A Halt hour ot Auction BlldBt Games.
 Late evening weather forecasts for 1 Iowa and Illinois at first oppor- ! unity after 9 o'clock, 1 loi20-TraNcl Lecture: "Around the World with 'B, J.' in Months
 in s Nights" Part ND, by Dr. F,
 ], Palmer, president of The Palm or School of Chiropractic, and | station DOC. Davenport, Iowa, ll;l5--Musical program, Mrs, R. M
 Harper, soprano; Louis Crowder pianist; Emil Hass, reader,
 WNAD-NORMaS, OkIA,-25i S@0-RaiIroad development talk. 1 S;S0-Talk, Sources of Power" ll:Sp-Dance music by the Boomers
 ksD-S'r. LOuIS-5i5 ! S-lt-Same as WEAF, WDAF-KANSAS CIIY-365 I-Markets and weather Tell-Me-a-
 Story Lady. Triauon Ensemble. l2;45-Nighthawk frolic, Dance mu- sic, sooists and Wendall Hall. WHB-KANSAS CITY-3G5 S--Program arranged by Morrell
 Moore. 9--CoWhoy Band concert,
 WOQ-kANSAS CIIY-27S 9--Devotional musical program,
 WOS JEFFERSON CTrY-ln 9-MissouM Farmers week program
 of music and talks LI,EX nlg G:S0-Same as KDKA. 9;S0-M, l. T. program from kDkA,
 kFAB-LINCOLN-3it 9;o5--university Of Nebraska pro- gram.
 WOAW-OMAHA--526 7:50-Jafys String quintet. 10-DeLuXe program. ll:10-Radio review. l1:30-The Omadala orchestra. l---The Rialto Alarm program.
 WCCO-MINNEAPOLIS-i18 7:l5-The Nankin Cafe orchestra. S:30-1 l-Same as WIIAF. WEBW-BELOIT, WiS.-26S 9--FortnightIy concert hour. Vocal NloIlI' pitlllO ttlu VI Stlll S'l'IlIpllb'
 Artists to be announced.
 WHAD-mLWAUkEE-275 7:15~-Milwaukec Athletic club orch. KFWA--OGDEN, U.-26f r Radio dealers program. KFNF-COLORADO SPRINGS--250 l0:S0-Dust Absorber program. KOA-DENNEI;-323 Stocks; markets; livestock: pro-
 duco and news bulletins. S:30-Dinner concert Brown Palace
 String orchestra, Howard Tillot-
 son, director. 9;30-Rebroadcast program of the
 annual dinner at the Waldorf As
 toria hotel, New York city, of the
 Massachusetts Institute of Tech
 uOlogy. National speakers are eX
 pected 10 take part,
 KGO-OAkLAND-3G1 l-Eveready Hour. Selections from
 the opera "Martha" by von Flo-
 tow. Elsa Behlow Trautner, so-
 prano; Carolyn Crew Hill, so-
 prano; Margaret Lloyd, soprano;
 Ruth Waterman, cOntraltO; Anna
 belle Jones Rose, ;GWynti
 Jones, tenor; Albert Gillette, mass
 baritone. Orchestra selections and
 accompaniments played by the
 Mischa Gluchkin orchestra. 12-The Ricketty Rackctty- Radio
 Minstres. | I l from
 the Hotel St. Francis. San Fran cisco. Girvin-Dcuel's California
 Collegians.
 KFI--LOS ANGELES--f67 9:15-KFI's Seeing California" 9:S0-Nest pocket concert. 9:45-Editorials. 10-Studio program. 11-Los Angeles Examiner" hour. 12-Fallen's Caifornians dance or chestra. l---Packard ballad hour with prom
 incnt Vocalists.
 KHJ-LOS ANGELES-i05 9-Arcaie Cafeteria orchestra. 9:30-Children's Hour. 1--Biltmore hotel dance orchestra.
 kPO-SAN FRANCISCO-i2S 9:4o-States Restaurant orch. 10-Fairmont hotel orchestra. 11-Miscellaneous program Of vocal and instrumental music. l2-Mona Trio and close harmony team.
 l-The States Restaurant orch.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
(JNl[ ION THE AIR N ==z-=.-
It I3siItN.
ltll Programs on Eastern standard
 LlL...LA !
EVENING PICK.

EVENING PICK, WIZ, 9;S0-M. l, T, club dinners from Boston, New York and Washington, KDKA. 1l;3i--Granl Theatcr pro- gram, WIZ, 7---nog talk, "Thc pekinese." VICES, S;30--rlay, "rhc Marriage Shall Not Take Place." WBrI 9~Crartord Municipality band. WGCP, 7So-CJar,nce Williams Trio. WNAC, Sl5-"rhc Gypsy Girl" Elevated Employes' annual show. KGO. lt--Svlcctions from the opera, "Martha." WDAE 12:ij--Weudall Hall, Red lIcadc Music Maker" WHB, 9--Cowboy band.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
NEW CORN REMEDY IS GUARANTEED Will Stop Pain Instantly And Remove Corn or Money
 Refunded 6 WATERS FOR 1Oc
 NOT LIKE THE REST

If you've tried all sorts of corn remedies without getting the relief expected, risk a dime and try "0-Joy Corn Waters" the wonder full new remedy guaranteed to stop pain at once and quickly remove corn, callous, roots and all or money back,
 No thick doughnut-shaped pads or burning acids-just a tiny, thin as paper wafer. Press one on the corn with finger and it sticks there. Away goes pain, shoes don't hurt, dance if you like. No inconve- nience, worry or bother. Six 0-Joy Corn Waters for a dime at drug stores,
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
MFl--rHiLADELPHIA-se5

Mfl-rHlLADELPHIA.-se lN;30- Solos and home service tG
 WIP--PHILADELPHIA-500 G!ih~-Setting up exercises. l0iSO- Reducing exercises. ., WOO--PHlLADELPHIA~-.; .;0a ll-Grand organ music, l@-- Luncheon music.
 kDkA-PTTTSBuRGII-30D 1;lj-ENerciscs. Exercises. P;ii-Opcning market news, 1l;56~-Arlington time signals,
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
WTIC-IIARrFORD-i1G

WTIC--HARTFORD--i5G Silent Night,
 WBL-SpRINGIIELD--333 6:2j-Market reports as furnished by the [. $. Dept. Of Agriculture nt Boston. 6:S0-Rebroadcast Of Little Sym phony orchestra from KDKA, Pittsburgh. 7$0-'rhird of series Of course in Literary Values in Recent Books" by Prof. Robert Emmons Rogers of the Massachusetts h. stitute Of Technology, "The New Biography-the realistic treat ment Of great men," S-Broadcast Of professional hook ey game at Boston Arena between Boston Bruins and Montreal. Frank Ryan announcing. a;S0-Broadcast of dinner of the M. l. T. Associated clubs from Bos- ton, New York and Washington, through Stations WIZ, WRC, WGY, KDkA, XIV and KFKX. 10-Weather reports and missing persons.
 WNAC-BOSTON-2sO 4-Broadcast from new Metropoli- tan theater-Incidental music to the feature picture "The Ameri- can Venus" with Miss America" Esther Ralston and Ford Sterling. 6-The Smilers, conducted by Clyde McArdle. 6:30-Dinner dance--Morey Pearls Tent orchestra. 7So--"Maine. Its Advantages and Possibilities" 740-Broadcast from the Somerville theater-Special befor the show broadcast concert by the Somer- vile Players orchestra, Al Bertol- ami, conducting. S:1 5-Broadcast from Symphony Hall-Boston Elevated Employes' association annual show, The Gypsy Girl"
 WEEI-BOSTON-3 6;35-I.ost and found; weather 6:43-Big Brother club. 7;40-Harvard Observatory talk.
 WJAR-pROVIDENCEl-3OG 6:SO-Pawtuckct musical program. E3o-Mart!n Royston will give one of the series oc safety talks under the auspices of the Providence Safety Council. Subject: Care and Casualties" 7:4o-MusicaI program by Ivy Hust- Ter Whitehead, soprano, and Will lard American, tenor. S:So-Gold Dust Twins relayed from New York city. 9-"Eveready Hour"
 WBPI-NEW YORK-263 6-Ray Nichols orchestra. 7--Warncr theatcr hour. 7--George E. lmbrio baritone. 7:o5-Ramon Ricaldi. 7;15--Elva Evans. mczzo soprano. 7:$0-Mildred Knber, pianist. 7:45--"The 1926 Automobile" S-l1Sth Infantry band. s-Cranford Municipality band.
 WJZ-NEW YORK-45o 5:32-Market quotations. 5:50-F'inancia summary. 6:S0-N. Y. University course. 7-"Pekinese," by Frank Dole of the Herald Tribune. 7:15-Anne Tyndall, soprano. 7:30-U. s. Marine band.
 "-New York Edison Hour.
 esaChusotts Institute of
 inner.
 ts NORk-i05
 nor.
 Rk-i92 G-Dinnt.
 7-Warren Scv ,ritone. 7:10--Columbia Fr, h lecture. 7:5Q-Myrtle s. Mason, contrato. I:45-Leah Brown, pianist. S-Male quartet. S;S0--"The Twins" 9-"Eveready IIour." 10-Radio Auction Bridge game. 1Q:3r-Quartrt 11-l2-Koss Gormans orchestra.
 WGBS-NIW NORK-316 S-Uncle Becboc.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
EVERYBODY
 fears YOUR COucH

and 90 should you, for ii is often infectious and dangerous to those around you.
 A safe and agreeable way to relieve coughs is 10 take PER- TUSSIN, which has been used for twenty years in the successful treatment of all types of harsh 0. painful eoughs-evsnt the mostse- were. PERTUSSlNis entirelyfrse from dope" or harmful drugs, yetit brings quick rsiisfby helping Nature to ezPel the sticky phlegm that often clogs the air passages. Sold by all druggists in l,rrs and small bottles.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19

And heres he last one which re- gards a program which is scheduled .or this evening, The time is eastern standard. We changed it for you.
 WMC, radio station Of The Com- mercial Appeal, Memphis, Down in Dixie" will celebrate its third anni- ,orsary tonight at 9:S0 o'clock. The program which will be broadcast at that time will be given by the same persons who appeared at the station for the first time three years ago,
 The anniversary program will open with an address by c. P. J. Mooney. editor of The Commercial Appeal. Hon. RoTlett Paine. mayor of the
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19

Commander Donald B. MacMillan, famous Arctic explorer. will tell for the first time publicly, how Peary reached the Pole in 1909, this talk 10 be broadcast by WJAZ. Chicago, on Thursday evening of this week at l2 o'clock, midnight, eastern stand ard time. MacMillan was one of the men who was with Peary on his dash for the Pole and he will answer the question in the minds of many Americans as to whether or not peary ever really reached his goal. WJAZ broadcasts on a wavelength of 322 meters.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19

Today would be a good one foI unburdening ourself of several inn portant bulletins which have come through regarding future broadcasts These bulletins arrived too late for publication in Back O. The Mike" i" so we'll include them now, as they affect programs of this week.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19

"EmieI" Hcimbergcr and His Ho- t"l Bond dance orchestra, the "EmieI is Tom McCray's, not ours, presented a program up to the usual standard of quality. A particularly choice program came through, the numbers being well selected and well played. "On The Road To Manda- lay" "She Was Just q Sailors Sweet heart" Song Of The Nagabond' and Just Around The Corner" were among them,
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