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The Washington times., 1927-09-05
SILENT STATIONS

because Of the lack Of soprano
tones.
Special enthusiasm for the Bur
leigh Singers is freely admitted by
the writer of this column. They
were organized for the purpose Of
giving radio listeners as nearly per-
feet choral singing as could be OBJ
tanned from the human voice. And
they. have been trained and are dI.
rected by Virginia Williams for
Why they should not, and every
reason why they should, perform
exactly as they do perform. There
are just sixteen voices in the or
ganization-selected from hundreds.
The singing Of the compositions
Of Harry Burleigh and the Swing
Along" song OF VIII Cook, both
negro composers, were better than
anything we've ever heard. The
Women's voices in a special adap-
tation OF McDoweIl's "To a Wild
Rose was an excellent bit of work
and the opening and closing num-
bers-"Sweet and Low and Good
Night, Good Night, Beloved'--were
about as fine exhibitions Of choral
shading and complete harmony az
we've heard. I am personally rather
proud to have been associated with
the presentation of the group and
hope to hear them in radio con-
certs again and again.
SPANISH MUSIC
SCORES BIG HIT
Another hit of the weekend was
thu playing Of Granados' Coy
escas" intermezzo by the Roxy or
chestra under the direction Of Emo
Rape. This came to listeners sun
day afternoon and gave a most en-
jcyable Interpretation of one Of the
most exquisite of pure Spanish
compositions. It is heard often
but rarely by a full orchestra and
very rarely as well played as 1t
was yesterdays
The special feature of the Sunday
evening exercises was the reopen
ing Of the season Of Grosley con-
certs by the Moscow Art Orchestra,
a program that did not come to
WRC and will not be heard by
Washington listeners from a home
station until the latter part of the
month. Instead part of the excel
lent Peoples Vesper service from
WIZ was provided at the conclusion
of the Peace Cross services.
: Marie Rosanoff, 'cellist, was the
Atwater Kent artist and provided a
very carefully and skilltully played
program. It was q scholarly bit Of
cello playing but did not go be.
yond a high type of musical scholar:
ship. In the Capitol Theater
program the well chosen Incl.
dental music for the picture pro-
duction of ben Hur" was finely
played by David Mendoza's orches-
ira. There was just a bit too much
of it, without incidental description,
to make good radio program. how.
ever
The Washington times., 1927-09-05
R0MPING AROUND THE RADIO DIALS
LOCAL PROGRAMS
WRC-Washington-4es

Sis a. m.--Play by play broadcast
Of the washington-Philadelp morn
ing baseball game.
11:5s a. m.--Arlington Time signals.
12 .. ni.-Hotel Aston orchestra--
MIC feature.
D. m.-PIay by play broadcast Of
Washington-Philadelphia afternoon
s >. WaldOrf-As orchestra--
5:sS .. m:-Unltsd Press baseball
6 >. m.-speciai Labor Day program.
Address by William Green, president
Of American Federation Of Labor-NBC
$50 ,. m.-"Rozy and His oanr'-
,. m.Iaoward Correct Timo-frOn
,. m.-wagner's Opera .Lohsn-
compsnS-N nc feature. raha opstA
trs-NBc feature.
10 p. m.-Bob Pattsrson's Palais
dor orchestra--NBc feature.
WMAL-WaahlnKton
7:2O p. m.-"Times and Herald News
1880 p. m.-cOncsrt By the C. N.
T. c. Band, from Fort waahin gton,
Nd, directed by Chaplain ]. NJ. Stick.
s:io p. ND. callow In LEATHER
Gossip by Tony the Barber"
$3.50 p. m.--Parry and Jones. popular
boys in original songs
$40 .. m.--Nina Florencs Allen, so
,. m.-Program by students Of the
OConnor school of Expression.
9:20 p. m.--"Ths Value OF Advsrtis-
ing in Public speaking"--Seyenth talk
on the Art of Public Speaking. by
Caleb O'Connor.
$3.50 .. m.-VioIIn recital by Arsenic
Ralon.
10 p. m.-"Timss and Herald Latest
News Flashes"
The Washington times., 1927-09-05
williamson co.
GANG IS OUT
BY international News Service

by International news SERVICE
BENTON, ILL.,, Sept. Stumbled
weeds and a few desultory sun
flower stalks bloom today upon the
grave of southern Illinois gangster
terrorism-mute symbols Of reign
that Is no more.
Shady Rest" whose walls, black
aned with bloodsfed, have heard
the plottings Of q hundred death
mysteries. is q mass of ruins. The
once ,gun-proof retreat OF the gang
ster lords. Art Newman, Charlie
Birger, Carl, Earl and Bernard
Shelton, Connie Ritter, and other
fighting luminaries in Bloody Will
hanson" County, is now a dump
ing ground.
In the rear of the roadhcuse one
may find remnants of machine guns.
of an armored car, OF the arsenal
which defied county and state
authorities.
Charlie Burger sits alone in his
cell here at Benton, awaiting the
summons Of death, decreed by
jury for his part in the murder of
Joe Adams, of West City. Art New.
man, his scheming lieutenant.
"squawker" of the outfit, is in
Chester state Prison, serving a
life sentence with Ray "Izzy" n.y.
land for the same staying.
Carl, Earl and Bernard Shelton
are free on bonds, awaiting new
trial for robbery Of the United
States mail. Ritter is at large, 1t
Is true, but hunted like rat
through the swamps Of Louisiana
to answer a charge Of murder.
Tombstones mark the passing of
others.
Williamson County for the first
time in more than 10 years goes
about its daily work without fear
that the barking Of machine guns
will send innocent women and chill
dren to a premature grave.
The Washington times., 1927-09-05

DIR. j. j. Dubois. chancellor of the
Chicago Law School, was the chief
speaker here.
The Rev. DIR. Pascoe Goard. Of
London, q member Of the English
branch, was heard earlier in the
convention on the triumph of the
s'"lost" tribes In having such eff.
Client posterity.
"of no other people" said DR..
Goard. 1'can 1t be as truly said,
they have the earth for an in
heritance' and hold the gateways Of
their enemies as witness Gibraltar,
Suez and the Panama Canal.
''The word British, he ex-
planned. is made up of two He.
brew words. 'Brith,' meaning cove
nant, and 'ish,' meaning man.
1.-THE covenant" said he, prom.
Used they would spread over the
lands. The Anglo-Sa2ons, British
and Americans, have spread over
the earth"
George McGinnls, of La Grange,
repudiated the Celtic strain gug-
gested by his name.
Mr.. McGinnis says he was con.
yerted by a text in Deuteronomy
that asserted the Israelibes would
settle on island of Palestine. These,
he believes. are the British Isles.
George w. Inglis, of Chicago, said:
1T was promised that Israel
should return to the promised land
a promise which was fulfilled when
the British army marched in and
took possession q few years ago.
1t was also promised that their
enemies, the usurpers Of this land
were to be punished. These were
the Turks. who met defeat at the
hands of the British forces"
Mrs. c, w. Williams. of Aurora,
said that dimensions Of the great
Pyramid of Egypt are q link in
the chain Of evidence that the
The Washington times., 1927-09-05
CHORUS SCORES
FROM WN|AL

Fair reception through their
loud speakers helped the home
stayers well satisfied with their
choice Of holiday week end eel
ebrati0n. All sections Of the
continent provided good average
programs that were easily tuned
and had sufficient volume to en-.
able tuners 20 tone down the
noise that accompanied them.
There was quite . BIT Of noise to
tune out. however, and except I'm
freak reception here and there
Of small stations. only the high
power boys registered well.
Nothing heard in the atmosphere
over the week end quite compared
with the program presented Saturday
evening from WMAL by the Bur.
leigh Singers during the Washing.
ton Times s.At Home" hour. There
was nothink we heard that in tone
production, expert direction and
real. heart stirring singing that
even approached it. In the Sun.
day evening exercises a male quar-
tet, during the cathedral Echoes
program from WEAF and WRC
sang the famous "Sanctus'' from
Gounod's est. Cecilia" mass in a
very fine way. But even this glo-
rious anthem fell short Of complete
realization Of its composers intent
The Washington times., 1927-09-05
BEST PROSPECTS

1880 ,. m.--citlzsna Military
Training Camp Band from Fort
washington. Chaplain J. NJ. stick
directing, Washington. WMAL
7:ss p, m.--Firesids Boys. New
York, WABC (32O.
p. m.--SearB-Roebuek ami
versary program. Atlanta WSB
$3.50 p. m.--Arseno Ralon, VIC.
ltnists Washington, WMAL (S0S).'
CHAIN PROGRAMS
: p. aldorf- Astoria Or
cheatra. New York. WEAF, WRC,
WEEP, WCAE.
William Green. president of the
American Federation OF Labor,
and musical program, New York,
WEAF. v WRC, WAR. WGY.
WGR, WCAE. WTAM. WEBB,
$50 p. m.--Roxy ana His Gang,
New York, WIZ, WRC. WBZ,
WBZA, KDKA. XIV. WHAs,
WBB. WsM. WBAL, WJR. Voc,
WCCo. WHAM. WTMJ.
p. m.--Mac and Lennle. Har-
EEGgR; My MsT.1 York WEAE wEEL
TAO p. m.-Nsw York, wEAF,
w FId LIT. WWJ. wsAI,
s p. m.-wa gnsr's opera, Lob
engrin," by the National Grand
Opera Company, New York.
WEAF, WRC, WAR, WILT,
WCSH. wCAE, WTAM, WV.
WsAI, WTMJ, KSD: Spotlight
Hour. New York, WIZ, KDKA,
WHAM, BIZ. WBZA.
DANCE MUSIC
p. m.--Janssen's Hofbrau Or
chestra, New York, Washington,
WRC (46g).
S:30 p. m.--Al Friedman's Or
chestra, New York, WIZ (455).
10 p. m.--Rolfe'a Palais D. or
Orchestra, New York Washin gtcn,
WRC l469).
The Washington times., 1927-09-05
36 Are Baptized In
Potomac River Rites

After being baptised in the
waters OF the Potomac River near
Alexandria, Va, thirty-six persons
from 8 to 20 years old, were ad-
mitted TO the fold OF the Full Gospel
Tabernacle yesterday. A crowd of
several hundred gathered on the
banks to watch the ceremonies.
The new members, eight men,
seventeen women, six boys and five
girls, CARRIED in white baptismal
frockS. were led into the water by
the Rev. Harry l.. Collier. pastor
nj the Full Gospel TapernacIe,
North Capitol and x Streets North
west. and the Rev. p. G. Duborg, Of
the Upper Room Assembly OF Alex
andria.
The Washington times., 1927-09-05
Invalid PIunges From
Roof, Six Stories
To Death

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Mrs.
Adeline Berdolt, 43, of Brook
lyn, leaped or fell to her
death from the roof Of a six
story apartment house at the
southwest corner Of Cheter
court and Flatbush Avenue,
Brooklyn.
Her husband said she had
been under q doctors care fer
a nervous ailment more than a
year, but said he knew no rea-
son why she should desire to
end her life, nor why she was.
at the Chester Court address.
The Washington times., 1927-09-05
Catholic Delegates
Will Gather i'm ID. C..

Delegates from every part Of the
country are expected to come to
Washington for the annual conven-
ton of the National Council OF
Catholic Women, Sept. 20 to 20.
Daily business sessions will be
held at the Mayflower Hotel. Prob
lens of immigration, girls welfare,
Americanization, a Catholic indus
trial program, religious vacation
schools. publicity, methods OF or.
ganization, junior organization
and cooperation Of parents and
teachers will bo eonstdsroas
The Washington times., 1927-09-05
new CABINET. IN
PALESTINE AIM
By international News Service

BASEL, Switzerland, Sept. s.
Complete reorganization Of the Zion.
list executive committee appeared
likely today, following the demand
of the American delegates to the
Zionist congress that a nonpartisan
cabinet be created to conduct Pales.
tines affairs.
It is proposed to abolish the coali.
ton cabinet Of the past four years,
which included Socialists as well as
Orthodox Zionists.
If the American viewpoint is ac-
cepted, the Zionist adnnnistratio of
Palestine will consist Of only three
members elected for personal qualifi-
cations, with the various government
departments run by experts.
Miss Henrietta Sold, leader Of the
Zionist women in America, is promi-
nently mentioned for q ministerial
post, with DR.. Weizmann suggesting
her appointment as minister Of
health and education. This is the
first time that a woman has been
mentioned for a high office in the
Palestine government.
The Washington times., 1927-09-05
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BOY. ATTACKS FATHER

When William RucEer, colored,
a., attempted to rebuke his son,
Leonard, "a, he was struck on the
head with a bottle which, police
say was welded by Leonard. The
father was removed to Emergency
Hospital and treated for scalp
lassratioas tedays
The Washington times., 1927-09-05
NEARBY STATIONS

WPG-Atlantie City-llOO-27s.s
SOS ,. m.--Dinner music; talk.
8 p. m.--Studio program.
$3.50 p. m.r-BFeakers.
p. m.-Wheelock's Indian Band.
10 p. m.-SilVer slipper dance music
1850 p. m.-Weem's dance music.
WHAR-AtIantIo CIty-11OO-27S.6
6:45 p. m.-Talk.
p, m.--SeasiGe Trio.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
y. m.-SalOn Orchestra.
$3.50 D. m.-WJZ program.
p. m.-WBAL Ensemble.
y. m.-Dance orchestra.
WOR-NeWaFk--7I0-A
'7:ls p. m.-Newark Philharmonic
S:15 p. m.-New England Investors.
SEAS p. m.-Musical program.
p. m.-News; The Collegiana.
10 p. m.-Pepper Pot Orchestra.
WJZ-New Y0RC--66O-45A
p. m.-Klein's Serenadera.
$3.50 p. m.-Roxy and His Gang.
s p. m.-spotlight Hour.
p. incorrect time; musical Pro-
sac D. m.-Frlsdman's dance music.
wEAF--New York-s1O-Is2
p: m.-Harmony Singers; Instru-
1880 p. m.-south Sea IsIanderG
p. incorrect time.
p. m.-Opera ''Lohengrin."
. p. m.--Hofbrau Orchestra.
10 p. m.-Palais Dor Orchestra.
WHN--NeW YOrk-7e0-3o4.S
p. m.-Roseland Dance Orchestra.
D. m.-Musical entertainment.
1850 p. m.-Cotton Club Orchestra.
IL p. m.--Silver slipper Orchestra
WMCA--New YOFk-9lO-S70
p. m.-Christian Science lecture.
70 p. m.-Chinaland Orchestra.
1850 p. m.--Manhattan serenadera
WPCH-New YOrk--970-3O0
p. m.-An Herman Hour.
.. m.--Harmony Girls: banjo and
songs.
$3.50 p. m.-Specialty.
10 p. m.-Buiy Pagan. songs.
A--NOPfOlk-lI40-20S
D. m.--Ben Bernie's Orchestra.
.. m.-Quartet: guitar. harmonica
p. m.-RequeSt program.
delphIa-590-5 0S.S
S:19 p. m.-Nat Lanin'S Orchestra
6 p. m.-Uncle Wip.
AdeIphla--1OsO-277.6
2. m.-Gospel RonRs; entertainers
1880 .. m.--Violiuist: pianist.
.. m.-Baritone; pianist; songs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1870 .. m.-wEAF program.
WOO-PhlladelphIa 5Os.9
1880 .. m.-AddresA. DR.. Forest
$50 p. m.--soprano. tenor. xyiophons
$40 D. m.-Organ.
S:S5 p. m.--Time signals: weather.
WRVA-RiehmOnd-1
p. m.-Hawaiian Players.
$40 D. Morgan.
lo:l6 D. m.--Novelty musical.
IL p. m.-Hotel Richmond Orchestra
The Washington times., 1927-09-05

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The Washington times., 1927-09-05
Think Anglo-Saxons
Ten Lost Tribes =

AURORA, Ill., Sept 5The question that has puzzled Bib
ca scholars for cenurie the fate Of the ost" tbe
of Israel puzzle at all to the AngloSaxon Federation
the American branch Of which in convention here They
descendants of the lost tribes they assert support
their belief by Scriptural prophecy
The Washington times., 1927-09-05

AnglO-Gaxons are descendants 81
the lost tribes Of Israel. "They are
Semetic in structure. Our incl
varies but slightly from their inch.
The Washington times., 1927-09-05
TIMELY TIPS
Where to Dine Labor Day
The Little Tea House


Arlington Ridge; Mt. Vernon
Road, Va, overlooking Washing
ton and Potomac River. Upper
decks, pOrches, terrace and fire.
places. Table d'HOte .eals.
chicken br0iled, roast or Creamed.
See the classified columns for
complete details concerning this
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beautiful Virginia. There are
others, too! You'll 20 there
again. but go today!
House for Sale, Suburban
Groom house, good condition.
located in PelsrOse, Va. Price
only $4,000. Terms to suit.
Homes, all over the city, and In
nearby suburban places, are
listed for your perusal in tOday's
Classified pages. See them now.
Unfurnished Apartments
MERIDIAN OFF 16th-MInt-
wood Place and ArgOnne-2
rooms, kitchen, hall, bath and
dining alcOve. Beautiful large
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Hudson Coach for Sale
HUDSON COACH-1925, per.
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rubber. There is q car to suit
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good Used Car in the Classified
Automobile columns. Look them
over now.
~
Furnishsd Rooms for Rent
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with porch S. per week. Other
rooms, $3.50. Not only rooms
in the n. w. section Of the city.
but other places as well, are
represented I'm the Classified Rem
tai columns.
The Washington times., 1927-09-05

When You want someone to serve
you. you consult yOuR HelghbOR. The
next 70 the last mage ~ t0daySa paner.
re ssWhO'a Wls0D Oaa0aneeGneatN
The Washington times., 1927-09-05
DIVORCED m PARIS

PARIS, Sept. 5.-The Seine court
today granted a divorce to Mrs.
Kathryn Fisher Lervy, who was
married to Harold Lervy at New
York ON September 8, 1906.
The Washington times., 1927-09-05
EMERSON INSTTTTJTE

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the Committee On Secondary S6hesls 81 tie Dis
Iies q Columbia and the University e Mary.
and College, 81 the Middle States and MsFylaBas
ASK for Information.
The Washington times., 1927-09-05

The abcUe IUGnts and offers
are only q feW Of the many
interesting propositions you
rUiu find adUertised in today's
Times and Herald classified
ad0eYtising sections.
The Washington times., 1927-09-05

COLUMBIA UNIV. SCHOOL, IOsk srH ST.
College prep. lsnguages,. natl. .sciencss.
exams.: class, individual coed; day. eve
-sasg; 'HsOdsPatS FstsS. Maln 1860.
El fronterizo., 1927-12-31
SECCION EDITORIAL
Las PatranaS de Hearst

Contindan practcandose Investigations para ell esclarecimiento de la ire
menda maquinadon de Hearst. NADIA Sc ha comprobado, aunque ell sentimiento
d e algunos personaes norte-amercanos n dja de sernos hostl, cuando memo
e n aparienca. Pero, en- 10 general, los penodicos del Norte dejan entrever,
fuera lie sus personaes concentrates, que la Comision International del Senado
ny sencila. FL Consul Elias ha permiido la revision de III archives Las
oicnas cablegraficas y telegrafias han hecho 10 propio, Y hasta hoy, n Sc
encuentra ning1n indnio, u solo detale que compruebe la autenhcidad de los
documents robados pr ell "cruzado"-de sangre sajona y texana-Miguel
Avla, a 10 individuos que los fasifcaron. Todo va, pues, a pedir de boca
Y tan es asl, qe va Sc afrma Ell los Estados Unidos, que William Randolph
Hearst y los suyos-c6mplcesy siervos: potentados M Y asalarados otros-,
de maqustarnos o ell pueblo vecno Sin embargo, con N la vida y e n las
obras de Hearst no ha habido mas u latrocinio, felonfa Y faLedad, es de
asegurarse que la tai conspracion n pasara de las Columns de los m1lHples
peri6dicos amarlos de ese indWduo.
u todasm aneras, nosotrosc reemos snceramente que ell escandalo chanta-
Jsa de Hearst los brinda ma ensenanza: Dudemos sempre. 81 en- los
actuales momentos hay-porque es justia, y NADIA mas-un senimiento favo-
salga O que, en- efecto, ell Gobierno de Mexico, do milones y mIbnes de
pesos a los hermanos de Nicaragua, para defenderse de las agresiones Y crime
mes yanquis Esperemos que Sc rinda peitesa a la equidad, Y lamentemonos
de que el pueblo revolucionaro mexcano no este IN condolences, cor quHiera,
para prestar una efcaz ayuda a todos. los pueblos uHrajados lie ste Contnente
El fronterizo., 1927-12-31
Mentira Y Buena VOluntad

Por u lao, Ell repugnante espectaculo que brnda III periodista. Por ell
otro, la severidad reflexva de In Embajador de Ia Rep1bGca Imperial Y la
austera complacencia de Carlos Augusta Lndbergh, cudadano del mundo (pero
sin mas adjetivacones), u confio difrutar de la NaWdad mas grata de su
vida, entire los ndioss bjo l tropico y cast pecho a pecho con los explotados
trabajadores, compatiotas nuestros Dos hechos que contrastan sobre manera:
I'm multimilonario que sabe como Sc hace beh a un pals, no pnrde ell tempo
ton diplomatca de Mr.. Morrow es ntachabe. Observa Y estudia, y las OPT
iones del Embaador son concisas v categoricas. La buena vountad de este
banquero en- ejercGio protocolario, puede signifcar, mas Jul todas las intri
gas, todas las amenazas y TODD ell orc amontonado en- Wall Street. Ell pueblo
norteamericano, estamos SECURES de que ad 10 enhende. Por 10 u a nosotros
respecta, prefermos u IN la Embajada este III banquero como ell honorable
Morrow, que I'm aspiante a banquero, com ha acontecdo N mo que oro caso.
EmbaJadW, agregamos la personaidad de Lindbergh Y a del tambien celebre
Will Rogers, encontraremos u mas hacen, para mejor compression Y povecho
de ambos pafses, ell fno tacto del Embajador, ell presigio del muchacho que
juega cn la voluntad de los hombres y cor la alivez de los asnos, y los chistes
cast alemanes de Rogers, que ell ttpuchal de periodicos amarilos del inGgne
cfnico y falsario William Randolph Hearst
Sepamos utlizar la buena vduntad de los verdaderos representatives., en-
vecmos que "a masa u recurre a la huelga cuando Sc pisoean JUS derechos,
sbe comprender Y exalar sncera y desinteresadamente, las vrtudes de los
hombres privleIados. ESQ es TODD. Cast NADIA: La buena vomtad contra
la mentIa v ell crimenL
The Washington times., 1927-07-07

Mrs. Thomas Whiffen,
Care Trelawny Co.
Much success tonight darling
when / open my company Of
Uncle Toms Cabin / want yeu
to play Little Eva and IN play
q cake of ice. NORA BAYES.
The Washington times., 1927-07-07
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Wells Hawks Still Ill

weha Hawks, stricken with
apoplexy several weeks ago, was
removed from the Polytechnic Hos
pital to the Navy Base Hospital,
Brooklyn. N. Y, last week. He
is reported in favorable condition.
During the war Hawks was at
tached To the Nays intelligence
department and commissioned a
commander. He is now with the
reserve forces. When taken III he
was attached to the Ringing
Barnum circus.