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.SUPT. RUMMELL
TO BE PROMOTED

=. +. RUmmell, for two gears gen
eral superintendent of the Chicago.
Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad with
headquarters in Butte, has been sell
eeted Tor promotion to assistant
general manager Of the Milwaukee's
lines east Of Mobridge, S. D.. accord
ing TO word received here the first Of
the week. While MIR. Rummells pro-
motion has not been officially an
nounceds it is understood It win be
made public within q few days. Mr..
Rummells new headquarters win be
in Chicago Three Forks News.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-09-30
Sl5O,OOO
TO HIS employees
F. L. Maytag Chooses Unique
Way Of Celebrating His
10th Birthday

Making a gift Of $13O,O0O to his
employees was the unique way in
which r. l. Maytag Of the Maytag
company Of Newton, Iowa, celebrated
his SEVENTEEN birthday, according to
an article in a recent issue Of the
firms house organ.
Factory, office and branch em-
ployes who had been witn the COM
The Bozeman courier., 1927-09-30
open TELEPHONE
lines TO MEXICO
Rate From BOzeman Is $12.25
For Three-minute Station
tO-statiOn Call

Telephone communication between
the United States and several of the
principal cities Of Mexico was opened
this morning at o'clock, and it is
now possible to talk from any Bell
system point to Mexico City, Pueblo,
Tampico, San Lewis, Potosi, Victoria
Saleillo, Monterey and Nuevo Laredo
The Bozeman courier., 1927-09-30

system already connects with the
telephone systems of Canada, Cuba,
and (by Radio Telephone) Great Bri-
tain. The new service adds Mexico to
the list of countries within speaking
distance Of American telephone users.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-09-30
Community Hotel
Executive Committee

EUGENE GRAF, Chairman
Bon Ton Bakery
L. w. TRUITT, Vice Chairman
Simpson -Truitt Co., Insurance
L. E. HATHAWAY, Secretary
Secretary Chamber of Commerce
E. ]. PARKIN, Treasurer
Waite-Parkin Co., Insurance
M. J. ABBEY
State Supervisor of Agriculture
r. G. BAXTER
RanGher and StOckman
F. A. BOEDECKER
Manager Ellen Theater
D. H. BUDD
President D. H. Budd Co.
DEAN CHAFFIN
Manager Chevrolet Sales & Service
J.R. CHAMBERS
Manager Chambers-Fisher Co.
HARVEY H. COX
COx-POetter Drug Company
GEORGE DAVENPORT
Federal Commissioner
R.H. DEAN
GalIatin Lumber Company
RAY HOLLOWAY
HOllOway's Clothing Store
ROY M. KEISTER
Attorney at Law
c. S. KENYON
KenyOn-NOble Lumber Co.
il. KETTERER
Manager Gas Station
]. A. LOVELACE
Wholesale Grocer
EARL S. MARSHALL
Earl S. Marshall, Furniture
E. E. MCMAHON
SimpsOn-Truitt Co., Insurance
M O'CONNELL
GaIIatin Laundry
r. B. OLIVER
Oliver-StOut Implement Co.
GEORGE Y. PATTEN
Attorney at Law
L. K. PENCE
L. K. Pence Garage
A. T. RALSTON
Manager Monarch Lumber Co.
VIM. HI. Ref
Manager Montana Power Co.
C.. w. SWEET
Ex-MayOr of BOzeman
T. H. SEARS
Sec'y-Treasurer Republican, Courier
NELSON STORY, JR.
Capitalist
A. E. WESTLAKE
Dairyman
FRED F. WILSON
Architect
The Bozeman courier., 1927-09-30
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-04

In the half-hour of "Sanka After
Dinner Music" for N. B. G. listeners
of.WEAF on Tuesday evening, there
will be found many light selections
of the Orient. With two exceptions,
practically each selection, arranged
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-04

wG ,E9s1 t Gas 2+.t Zion. nl.-Ensem1l' and
wJJD (s661 Chicago-Theater program;
Mooseheart program. ,,..
WGA ,s ss7o New 91i1D TksiSnilstt
KGO (SS4) Oakland, Calif.-Little SYM
WBBM (S8s) Chicago-Recital.
WOR (422(N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
WLW 1929 CincinnatiLOrchestra'
II" 10 VEAL (2s5l. -KpKA $3.50. wBz
WEAF 1922 New Y9Ik tsHsf WsM He s4I
VOC $751; WGY (s79J, WTAM l4Ool
WIFI (405), WCCO (416l, WSB (476l
WEEP CAD. WHAS l4s1). , WRC }46g(
WAR l4s4). VINO (5l0, WcAE (5lD'
WOW vow .5 $685. omaha-POpular and old time
wNYC (5s5) New York-soloists: educa-
tional talks; trumpeters.
WIKI (2esl Cleyeland- yiOlinist.
WGHP (319) Detroit-Orchestra.
WBBM (389) Chicago-Popular.
XIII (405l Los Angeles Children's hour.
WEAA (5ooI DalIasMM1sical s.r,r, t-,o
% O'clock
WAY (227) Cleyeland-Orc Orchestra.
WOOD (246) Chattanooga-Shrine band.
WSEA (263) Norfolk--Organ.
WHAM (27s) Rochester-Players: organ
wRNY (sos) New York-orchestra.
CNRR (312) Regina-Vocal and instru-
cNRA ess22) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WBZ (ss3) ingdeld-Soloist.
WsM .tszii ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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WON (3os) Chicago-organ.
K MGAp siS P petttsaiesrsooSSGatGsr'
W WRA Cs sSs pPetr6stconse4t
WE $3.50 ChicaigoachilddEen's club.
WOR (422) Newark-Ensemble.
W WGA ass s New Hso5 Yorkpinner music. To
WEI }495 5}. WRc (46s)' WcAE OLD.
wiz (5os) Philadelphia-Con
$50 O'clock
WIKI (2e5l Cleveland ORCHESTRA.
WHAM (278) Rochester-Concert.
VIDAL (285) Baltimore-Orchestra.
WGY (379l Observation-Disclosures.
WHO (416) Chicago-Organ.
WJR (441) Detroit-Ensemble.
VITO $3.50 acknowledgements.
90 O'clock
WAY (22D Cleveland--orchestra.
WSEO (263) acknowledgements.
M WaN f G oR 9Sae Gnce quinn;
K6 Sassm0i es10 pittsburgh-sacred song
wSHS ,.lsls) Detroit-orchestra Lady
VIZ VIZ 2 sag organ
wsAi 70 (ssi5 Cincinnati soloists: chill
Wild 1855 chicago,- symphony. ..,
KTHs l384) Hot spTings-organ recital.
KGO .t384l ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
WHO (4l6) Chicago-Recital:
WoR (422J Newark Ensemble.
WLW (428) Cincinnati-Entertainers; or
wiz (441) Detroit-orchestra Ford and
Glenn; The Dreamers.
WIZ asa New York-TaIk on dogs: the
wEAF S4s2) New york-songs; talk;
WIP (5085 Philadelphia-Uncle wip.
WOW 5000 Omaha-Classical:
KYW (526) Chicago-Uncle Bob; dinner
WIG l(ss5) Hartford Dialogue: entertain
$50 O'clock
WIKI (2ss
CNRA (S22) Moncton = Instrumental
WIZ 1881 Springfield, Ensemble.
WMCA 1870 New YoTk-Troubdours.
WHO (416l Chicago--Orchestra; contralto.
| WMAO (447 Chicago-Orchestra
VIZ (454l New YorkoCook,s travelog.
WOO (5o8) Philadelphia--Trio.
WHO (535) Des Moines-Orchestra
WNYC $3.50 Mex York-Orchestra.
~ O'clock
WAY (227) Cleveland-Beautiful melody
WOOD Ca4s, Chattanooga Concert.
WIKI (265) Cleveland-Vocal trio: instru-
WORD ,ssSsss5S CHI v,c;hicago Musical.
WRNY l3osl New York-Musical.
WAX t337l Jacksonville
WSM CAD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. story;
Wis Ss4s) Chicago Orchestra; old tov2
Quos
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-04

WEBB (sesl chicago-orchestra; brass
Kills fHIse' 1881 Hot Springs orchestra and
w ISsSiS'S 1881 chlcago-concert:
WHIT (416) Characterization serv-
WIZ 1EG&s STUBS {4as, Gejincinnati-ouartet: or
w fSS'f (4475 S0 BoSsttSon-Musicale.
WIZ asa New York-Stromberg CARLSON
hour. To WHAM (278l, WBAL 3285(
KpKA 1919. WBz $3.50. WJR CAD
wSAF /" (S s5S,' New York-Great moments
in history TO WV $3.50. woo 1921
WTAMs y4oo). WIFI t4o5). wRo (4es)'
WOW WOW (so g93' omaha-orchestra.
WCAE (517) Pittsburgh-Musical.
--7:SO O'clock
CNRA 1929 Moncton-Recital.
KOA (S26) Denver-Concert..
VILLA 1867 Clearwater-Variety.
KPO (42s) San Ffancisco-Children's
hour: information service.
XII 1468) Los Angeles-Hawaiians.
WEAF (492) New York-Sealy air weavers
TO WGR 1908. KVOO l349). WV 1881
WDAF 800. WGY >(37sl, WTAM (4o0(
WEI t tsss W WcaE 5 sI K MEo $751; 5sS
WHO (5s5) Des Moines-Victorians
WOOD t24s) chastanooga-classical pro.
wsEA (26s) Norfolk-Recital.
Wink. (265) Observation-Disclosures songs
VOID (275) chicago-M Musical.
WIkM l27s) Rochester Concert.
- (S0e) New York-Ensemble.
nf22D Observation-Disclosures or
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-04
Ahern

500 News items, sports, weather fore
cast, stock market.
$3.50 to 700 Mrs. Ann Anderson, pianist.
1900 to 500 Marott Hotel orchestra.
500 to 900 Leo Lando old fashioned
music hour.
900 to 1890 American Legion Boxing
match.
HOO to 1900 Circle theater organ re-
quest program.
WKBF (225) INDIANAPOLIS,
HOOsier Athletic Club.
1000 a. m. Recipe exchange.
1890 a. m. Live stock market, weather
forecast.
1900 Noon Earring Egyptian theater,
"Burkie" Burkette, organist.
500 p. m. Late news bulletins and
sports.
$50 D. m. Indianapolis Ford Dealers
Association.
$3.50 ID. M Community Fund talk, by
Miss Mary Rigg, director of American
Settlement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-04

A great composer unconsclously
paid high tribute to the genius OF
Howard Barlow, young American
conductor who Yields the baton for
the Columbia Broadcasting Systems
all-soloist radio symphony orchestra.
Composers, it is said, seldom sit
through a performance of their own
work without wincing, and tearing
OF hair.
Deems Taylor, whose "The Kings
Henchman" was put on the air by
the Columbia chain, had to be in
the studio during the radio. pre-
nnier. In the rush of the new
chains opening week there had only
been chance for one rehearsal.
So perfectly did the orchestra
function and so intelligently did
Barlow seize on the correct inter-
probation that the composer, Sit
ting nearby, without thinking that
any one was watching him, listened
with evident enjoyment, nodding
his head in time with the music,
and now and then broadening a
smile into an expression of salts
faction more convincing that con-
scious tribute would have~been to
the musicianship and quick under
standing of the young director.
Selections of outstanding musical
color, played by the Stromberg+
Carlson Orchestra under the direc-
ton of Rosario Bourbon, together
with vocal numbers by the Strom-
berg Carlson vocal quintet and in
strumental solos, will compose the
Stromberg- Carlson hour to be
broadcast by N. B. G. through the
Blue network Tuesday night.
The orchestra will present, among
other numbers, Tschaikowsky's
Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies,
Pierne's "Serenade," Hindley's "Pa-
troll Comique" and Debussy's MAN
doline." ooh, Dry Those Tears" will
be played as a trombone solo.
In the half hour of "Sanka After
Dinner Music" for N. B. G. listeners
of.WEAF on Tuesday evening, there
will be found many light selections
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-04

A musical program dedicated to
Sergei Rachmaninoff, the great
Russian composer pianist, will be
offered during the Bright Star
Program" which will be broadcast
through station WRNY, New York,
on Tuesday evening at 8. It will
be under the direction of Vital
Koretzky, the celebrated Russian
tenor. A number of the composers
outstanding compositions will be
rendered by Mr.. Koretzky and by
j. Mestechkin, violinist; Gregory
Ashman, pianist, and the "Bright
Star Trio" The program will at
tempt to familiarize radio listen
ers with the individuality and style
of the composer.
Scenes from "Peer Gynt" and
Samson and Delilah" will be pre-
sented by the Continentals during
the sixty-minute program to be
broadcast by the N. B. G. through
the Blue network at 8 tonight.
The Crosley Radio Corporation
will present over WLW, Cincinnati.
tonight at 8 tempting melodious
menu. The program follows:
Prelude-Dinner Chimes"
Cocktail-'Manhattan.
FiSh-"Fisherman's Hornpipe."
Entree-Roast Beef of Old England.
Salad-"Russian Lullaby"
Vegetables.'1rish Potatoes" 'What-No
Piping in the, pudding-"The Camphells
Drinks-.."Just Little Drink" "Tea for
Two"
Cigars-''La Rosita," ia Paloma."
Dessert-"Candied Sweets"
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Fishing The Air
BY G. SHUBERT FRYE
ALI references are Central Standard Time

by Olga Serbs, director of the pro-
gram, is oriental in mood.
Selections of note are Amani's
"Nubian Desert" descriptive COM
position of familiar character. Other
feaured selections are "Egyptia," a
march composed by Zamecnik,
Spanish Serenade" Of Friml and
"F'rasquita," the work of two Aus
TRANS, Lebar and Kreisler.
The complete program will be as
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715 Fla. ave. NE rooms. bath
porches: Gear garage.
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ACTOR DIES ON STAGE.

BOSTON, September 8 Jp).--Arthur
Deacon, comedian OF the Merry Ma
lones Co. collapsed last night on the
stage of the Colonial Theater at a
dress rehearsal. and was pronounced
dead on arrival at the City Hospital.
Heart disease apparently was the
cause of death.
DEACON started to speak to the stage
director when he pitched forward TO
the stage. He was IS years old.
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THOs. J, OWEN & SON, ATrTTONFFRS
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I1~D T. NOhI w ESI.
RECEIVERS SALE OF Two-sToRY STONE
AND BRICK BUSINESS PROPERTY
KNOWN AS PREMISES 1II9 AND 112I
VERMONT AVENUE NORTHWEST.
By virtue of a decree OF the Supreme
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Equity Cause No. 1892. will sell at pub
WEDNESDAY. THE FouRTEEN S!rfeS DAY y
OF SEPTEMBER. 1927. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
PM the following described land and prem
ises situate in the District of Columbia, and
being lot deferred "a" in w o. Denison' s
subdivision OF part of lot six (61. in square
numbered. two hundred and fifteen 13I5)
as per plat recorded in the once Of the
ffgirrDey9pr tSr the District of Columbia. in
Terms of sale: Property sold subject to
first trust for $35. 900 90 and a second trust
for Sl1, 1856, further particulars to be an
nounced at time Of sale. the purchase price
above said trusts 10 he paid in cash or all
cash. at option of purchaser. SIS 900 90 de-
post in cash required upon acceptance of
bid. All conveyancing. notary fees and re-
corcling at purchasers cost. Terms of sale
to be complied with within thirty days from
day of sale. otherwise the receiver reserves
the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of defaulting purchaser after five
days advertisement of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington D. C..
EDWARD G. KRIZ.
Receiver.
,314 Kellogg Bldg. 1416 r St. NV.
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AUCTION SALES,
TOM ORROW.

TRUSTEES SALE of VALUABLE TWO.
STORY BRICK DWELLING WITH GA
RAGE. BEING PREMISES 3605 T
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of certain deed of trust, duly
recorded i'm Liber No. 4005, folio AZ ct seq
Of the land records of the District of Column
bia. and at the request of the party secured
thereby, tho undersigned substituted trustee
On TUESDAY. THE SIXTH DAY OF SEP:
TENDER. AID. 1927. AT ONE O'CLOCK
Pm. the following described land and prem.
ises. situate in the District Of Columbia and
R sS9 : subdivision Ct lots lettered "F"
and IN souarS 1925. as per plat re-
vegor's Office of the District OF Columbia.
Terms: All cash, deposit of $500 re-
quired Conveyancing. recording. etc. at
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with
within fifteen days. otherwise deposit for.
felted and the property may be advertised
and resold at the discretion of the trustees
EMORY H BoGLEY.
Substituted Trustee.
au25 90. 3I-se2.5 woodward Bldr
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1924 Stude. Big g Speedster
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S-T-U-D-E- b. "A * Err
Worth While Bargains

1925 Buick Coach, Master g
Original finish like new: bumpers front
and rear. r1otometer: tires good: $500 down
and SIS so per month
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Automobiles lSs

Automobiles lss
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|CHEvRoLET--coupe. Ia2s: rev paint. &.
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DODGE Coupe Balloon tires. new Duec
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DODGE Touring IN good running order:
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D0DG E-SpoFt roadster 4 new ear sliehfIy
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sbarpegl looking roadster IN Town. party
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DODGE sedan $500: appearanee and coud.
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|1739 Conn. Ave. Potomac sore
GARDNER cABRIoLE5. 1927 Straight go
Can be bought for unraid notes. Setger's
GARAGE 645 Nd. Ave n 2. Line. l7s
IMPERIAL LANDAU SEDAN. only tive
weeks old; fully equipped: will saerliice
Ito quick buyer easy terms Call Mr.
Stakes. Lincoln 10000,
LINCOLN Touring. ~ owner; new paint:
ae 6o gad s9n661sonRi Ia Atlantic sCG
NASH COUPE. Special six late 1996-Low
mileage. $500: terms or trade STEGERS
GARAGE. Gas Nd Ave n. q
PONTIAC COACH fully equipped: must be
seen 70 be anpreciated S495 Terms Call
FlNryraa u 81 f ~
PONTIAC COACH. iH96-Ful1y equipped.
front and rear blllnperss new clip covers.
s495. Terms. Cali after D. m. Frank
Pm $3.50.
1926. fully equipped
and il perfect condition. S4s9 terms j
". German. Pontiae-OaElan5 healer 3g21
M ST n w North 1928:
STUDEBARER 1925 Sport Phaeton--Lize
new. private owner will sacrifice: leaN-
inK town. 1913 r. !. Ave. n K. Pot. 2172-W.
Union STATION GARAGE
51 Eye ST Frank 1905
AUTO EXCHANGE AND
AUTO WREcKERS Largest in the Die
tfict Phone orders receive prompt sttSn.
tion Glass replaced IN all caFe DSw
prizes 80 b sc = Frank $3.50
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Fob coLoRED
$40. so A MONTH
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.

Price Reduced ST 900
Six rooms, tile bath, h.-w.
a., open fireplace, 2-car
garage, improved lot. own
er leaving city, wants quick
sale, Inquire 2to4 Rhode
Island Ave. ". Z. or Phone
North $50.
FIRST ST 81 e. near n. >. Ave.--Si5
rooms. brick, Arc0la heat. garage. Car
ell on monthly ternl8 without any caah
Prizes 50 500
BETHESDA I block frnm Wisconsin Ave-
Brand new ntncco bungalow B large
r9Onisi basement, hot-water heat. open fire.
place: lot 50xl00 shade trees. 500 cash
500 per nj, Price $1,000
j. A BAKER
MCLEAN co.
1904 INVESTMENT BLDG.
NJ 1926
The Washington times., 1927-09-24
FARMS 3 I.ANII .rtlR RENT 10

ill2h ACRES situated at District line on
Marlboro Rd.: Broom house outbufld-
lings: suitable for dairy chicken farm or
Tobacco. Oxon Branch running on lower part
LOT farm, G. III. PLUEKERT 1910 Eve ST.
n. w. Frank 1911
The Washington times., 1927-09-24

1925 Hudson Coach
Runs like new. good tires paint and mp
The Washington times., 1927-09-24

many repatnted IN Duco and fully equip-
ped; priced low on terms Barry-Pafe Motfg
Co Inc. S5Z5 Sherman ave. ~ W and
1913 Conn. Ave. n. W Adams 5000 and
Main $50. 1909 Wisconsin Ave. N. ~
Wegt 133.
The Washington times., 1927-09-24

FORD COUPE. 1925-Fully equipped, me
Herman. 2p21 q 50. n. w. North 1928.