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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-09
LAYING Of
HUSBAND
Barred
Nv international News Service

Nv International News Service
MORGAN CITY. La. July D.
Having confessed their parts in the
shoclxingly brutal murder of the
woman's husband. Mrs. Ada Leboeuf
and her alleged lover, DR.. Thomas
Dreher. broke down in their cells
today.
DIR. Dreher, respected physician
and civic leader. who confessed he
instigated the murder of James j.
Lebocuf. public utilities firm super
lntendent. and looked on while his
hired helper split open the victims
body. collapsed utterly and his
means and walls filled his cell room
at the Jail at Franklin. near here.
Mrs. Leboeuf, the comedy young
wife who confessed she lured her
husband on to Lake Plaurde for a
boat ride at moonlight. and led him
past the place where DIR. Dreher
was waiting to kill him. was more
calm.
She sat dazed, staring blankly
into space. Her reply to all ques.
tions about the murder was, please,
please. let me think" with vague
motion across the forehead.
I'D rather be dead in hell than
have lived with my husband another
day" she said vehemently.
TIL confessions of Mrs. Leboeuf
and DIR. Dreher agreed in every par
ucuIar.
The two met on the afternoon of
July and planned details Of the
murder in the course Of an automo-
bile ride.
Returning home. Mrs. Leboeuf
assisted servant in preparing din
ner for her husband and their four
small children, and then coaxed her
husband to go for a boat ride on
the moonlit lake.
He assented and obtained two
boats at her request. as she said
she wished to row also. She
directed the boats toward a negro
school on edge of the lake. the rem
devious agreed upon with DR.. Dire
her.
AS they approached. DR.. Dreher
and J a mes Beadle, a trapper.
approached in their own boat.
''Is that you, Jim?" DR.. Dreher
called out. as Beadle fired both bar
rels of his shotgun into Leboeuf's
body.
Mrs. Leboeuf said her husband
groaned but once as he slumped into
the bottom of the boat. Dreher said
Beadle then stepped into Leboeuf's
boat and slashed open the body from
the neck to the waist. to prevent
it from floating.
The three then rowed to shore,
carried the body to a nearby rail-
road yards. and tied heavy angle
irons to the neck and feet and
dropped it in the water.
The murder probably would have
remained grim secret forever. had
not party of frog hunters, cruis-
ing the lake by night, turned an
electric light into the water and
discerned the outline of the body.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-09
Living Dead" Woman
Moved to New HOSPITAL

LOS ANGELES, July 9.--As re-
suit of the medical war" over her
treatment, Mrs. Clara Drummond,
2Lyear-old Fresno sleeping beauty"
was being cared for today in a
new hospital. She was moved Sc
cretly from the private hospital of
DIR. w. J. Peacock, chiropractor,
who has been treating her for a
9S.day mental prostration resulting
from gas poisoning
This step, it was believed, was
taken to checkmate DR.. George Par
rish, city health officer, who charged
DIR, Peacock with caring for Mrs.
Drummond in an unlicensed sani-
tarium. DR.. Peacock will answer
that charge today.
Continued Improvement in the
condition of the patient was re-
ported today by DR.. Peacock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-09

1t to me to use my judgment as
to the way in which would
make the statement public.
Is Sent Statement
mr.. Ford, who knows little
about newspapers, probably sent
the statement to me because I
have known him personally for
many years. and because he knew
that daily articles written by me
appear in all Mr.. Hearst's news
papers, and in many others to
which they are sent by one Of
Mr.. Hearst's syndicates.
Literally, the message I re-
ceived from Mr.. Ford was, Here's
a statement l have made. Write
around it in any way you like
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-09

The Rockaways, though cos.
mopolitan in population, are the
homes of many distinguished PEG.
pie of the Jewish race. Your pres
ence here would be a striking evil
dence of the faith which you attest
in them.
Arthur Brisbane, editor, explained
today how Ford's statement, re-
tracing charges against the Jews,
was drawn up and given to the
press. Mr.. Brisbane said:
Mr.. Ford's representatives in
New York delivered to me a
statement by Mr.. Ford, informing
me that a copy of that statement,
signed by Mr.. Ford, was in pos
session of Mr.. Louis Marshall.
They also told me that Mr.. Ford
requested me to make public the
fact that he had written and
signed such a statement, leaving
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-09

4YEAR-OLD GIRL today holds tSe Worlds record
for the shortest hop to musical fame Mrs Florence
Johnson arrived in Chicago with Dorothy Dorothy was
registered in musical college While her mother in
conference Dorothy wandered into concert room sat on
stool and played "Beethovens Moonlight Sonata" and
prelude in Major by Bach. Herbert Wtherspoon,
pianist and composer were unanimous in accaimng the
child genius.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-09
Department Stores
Give Employees Outing

The employees of two OF Washing
tons largest department stores are
on their annual outings today.
A caravan of $50 private automo.
biles and IS motor coaches trans
ported the employees of Woodward
q Lothrop to Morgantown. where
an all-day program of games and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-09
Triangle Building Plan
Before Committee Here

Headed by William A. Delano of
New York and Milton B. Medarv
ir. of Philadelphia, the Treasury's
committee of consultant architects
is holding meeting today with
reference to the triangle public
buildings program.
Plans for the Internal Revenue
Bureau building and the Depart.
ment Of Commerce structure are
under discussion.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-09
MUSICIANS ASK RAISE

Demand for an increase in salary
from $67 to $SS a week, and a 20 per
cent increase in the size Of orches-
tras, has been presented to local
managers by musicians in their
theaters. The managers will meet
next week to plan a means of set
ting the dispute.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-09
entertainment started at 1880. More

entertainment started at 1870. More
than 1000 are in attendance.
Members of the family of Lans.
burgh & Brother-the frim, the exc
cutives, buyers, and employees are
at Glen Echo for the day. During
the morning a series of athletic con-
tests were staged. The feature Of
the afternoons program calls for a
baseball game between the married
men and single men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28

Shakespeare IA being studied in uni
versities ~ japan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28
Correspondence of the Associated Press.

CORRESPONDENCE of the Associated Press.
NEW YORk.--Attempts Mt storage
battery replacement in radio receivers
have brought out various A elimi
| majors.
Constructed similarly to the Is
eliminator, but furnishing heavier
current at a lower voltage, these de-
vices are intended TO do away with
the bulky storage battery. AS does
the b, the a eliminator plugs into the
house lighting lines. changes alter
mating current to direct and filters
out the hum.
Sufficiently heavy choke coils Tor the
filter circuit have been constructed.
ANY difficulty in successful operation
has been reported by experts to center
largely in the extremely high capacity
bypass condensers required.
Elininators Held Reliable.
These condensers have a rating up
to 80, 600 microfarads. compared TO the
| 10 to IA microfarads used In t. ellmi'
majors. Careful construction OF the
condensers has been necessary.
Engineers report that laboratory
tests of the elminators proved their
reliability. They said they found.
however, that in some cases on the
home receiver breakdown resulted
in the condenser Other cases report
ed told Of trouble with the rectifier
unit. which needed frequent replace
ment. :,
Laboratory work IL being pushed
forward to the point where the ideal
unit has been reached. Then, as to
certain extent now. direct current
set may be operated from the house
lines merely by the replacement OF the
storage battery, provided that Is
power unit also Is used.
There is no trace Of hum when
the A eliminator Is operating as de.
sired, and it goes into action only
when the receiver Is turned on.
One socket power scheme which
has met with almost universal sue.
cess has been the trickle charger
storage battery combination. The
trickle performs when the set Ii silent
and keeps the battery always in a
fresh condition.
Changes in Wiring Needed.
Use Of alternating current tubes
those which function through stepped
down raw AC-requires some changes
| in set wiring over that for direct cur.
rent. The AC tubes have been found
| to introduce a slight hum. b elimi-
nator in some form is necessary for
both DC and &C tubes.
Engineers have designed number
OF AC sets. Their smooth operation,
after years Of effort. has been con.
sidered ample reward for the work
| that is to he continued.
Under another system Of AC opera
ton, tube flaments are wired In series.
the current drain being the amount
REQUIRED for one tube. but the voltage
going up to correspond with the num-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28
"CHURCH OF THE AIR."

Five Stations to Broadcast Services
on Sunday.
NEW YORK, December q R.-
4 National Church Of the Air" will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28
LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT
-. s,---Wrvs Atlantic CNy-i.tO0
4ie..--wGN.wLiB Chicaso--.:o

Scheduled
kiocyclcs right
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28
COLDS THAT
DEVELOP INTO
PNEUMONIA

Persistent coughs and colds lead
/ tn serious trouble. You can stop
/ them now with Creomulsion. an
/ emulsified Creosote that Ia pleasa mt
1 to take. Circumcision is a new medi.
cal discovery with two-fold action:
1t soothes and heals the inflamed
membranes and inhibits germ
| growth.
! or all known drugs. creosote is
I recognized by high medical au.
| thorities as one Of the greatest
/ healing agencies for persistent
coughs and colds and other forms
4 of throat troubles. Creomulsion
4 contains. in addition to creosote.
other healing elements which
soothe and heal the infected mem.
branes and stop the irritation and
Inflammation. while. the creosote
/ goes on to the stomach. ia absorb.
cd into the blood. attacks the seat
Of the trouble and checks the
growth of the germs.
1 Circumcision Is guaranteed salts
factory in the treatment Of per-
sistent coughs and colds. bronchial
asthma. bronchitis and other forms
Of respiratory diseases. and Is ex-
cellent for building up the system
after colds or flu. Money refund.
ed II any cough or cold is not re-
leved after taking according to
directions. Ask your druggist
/ Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28
OHIO STATION PLANS
SYNCHRONIZING TEST
WAIU to Cooperate with WDRC
in New Haven in Aligning
Frequencies.

By the Associated Press.
Station WAIU. Columbus. Ohio,
will cooperate with station wDRC,
New Haven. Conn, In synchronizing
their frequenciek. The stations oper.
ate on the same channel Of $50 kilo.
cycles.
II. V. Akerberg. chief engineer of
WAIT. has informed the Federal Ra.
do Commission that in an effort TO
assist the heterodyne elimination ex.
pertinent of Prof. r. NJ. Dooiittis Of
station WDRC he has decided TO In.
stall crystal control.
A crystal 10 he used by WAIU IL
being accurately calibrated by the
Bun eau of Standards. 1t will provide
for Gtant temperature. in which
the crystal will operate. Mr.. Aker.
berg says this In the same method
employed by Prof. n. !. Adams of Yale
University. who IL experimenting with
thermoststic adjustment Of tempera
tuf~
The Columbus station In also plan
ming TO experiment in syncbronizine
with some other station of the coium
bia chain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28
Stations Of East
Prepare New Year


Prepare New Year
Program for Air
By the Associated Presa
To participate In the welcome
IN 1928, radio stations have pro-
vided appropriate New Year eve
entertainment. Listed among
the programs are the following,
given In Central Time through
out:
WOR-Madri Gras Is hrs).
PM.
WCRD 49, Watch.night sers'
Ices.
WMAK-Cantata.
PM.
KTHS-Special program u
h0ursl.
WBZ-New Year eve feature.
WEAF and Chain-New Year
eve dance Il hoursl.
10 Pm.
KOA-CelebratiOn "a h0urs).
WMAQ-New Year eve dance
70 "'' ,d:,sP.M.
WJZ-Trinity church services.
II PM.
KFRC-Dance music 10 hours).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28
|LocalRadio Entertainment
Wednesday, Dec. 20, 1927.

NAA-Wasllington Navy Yard 434.s
MetersD.
345 p.m.-Weather Bureau reports.
soe p.m---Arlington time signals.
1906 p.m.-Weather Burea feports.
WRHF-AmsricaB Broadcasting Go.
l522.4 Meters.
20 p.m.--Dauber hour Of music.
eSo pm.-children's period. con.
Quoted by Miss Evelyn Reiehard.
TO p.n.-Dinner concert.
Early Program Tomorrow.
10 a.m.-Womans period, conducted
by BETTY Brewster.
1880 20 IL s.m.~-Nusicsi program.
2 10 . p.m.--Herbert Lectro hour.
wMAI,-Washingt0n Radio Forum
GALS Mefers.
TO p.m.---News flashes.
$50 p.m,-Brunsyick Panstrope
$50 p.m,-~"Poiiies and Revue ~
1877" comprised Of Is vaudeville acts.
1915 p.m,-Ss~g flashes.
WRC--Isadio Corporation Of America
1865 Metefst.
40 pn,---Nenetisn G0ndoliers.
$40 p.n,~~Elue Hills Plantation Or,
chesars.
6 p.m.-~WsIdorf.As Astoria Orchestra.
$40 p.rn.-~Motion picture guide.
s:S5 pm.-WaIdorf Astoria Orches,
ira.
z p.m.~-Kitt hour Of music, with
Nine. lillian Eyanti, coiorstura so
pfsno.
at6 p.m.-"The Political Situation
IN Washington Tonight" by Frederic
Villa m wife.
. p.,n.--W., -. T. 4. Hawaiian Or.
eaesifs.
$50 pm. --~Aeolisn recital.
. p.m.~~<'orrect time.
9 pm,---iDsns Troubadours
$50 p.m,-1;oodFich Clippers.
tjs pDg,--WestheF forecast.
.Ja39 ~ III 80 pm, HumperdJncL a
opera, "HanEel ami Gfetsl," by the
National Grand Opera Ensembie.
Early Program Tomorrow.
s45 sfn.~-ToweT health exercises,
s9m.~-Fedefation morning deso
tons.
SIS a.m.--~FaTnsssus Trio.
$50 20 s:45 s.n.~~1'beeFin.
II a.m,~~Rsdio Household Institute
1!:i5 D. Salvatore De Gicco, ~ 10
pilunlst.
1870 a,m.--''Tried and True tie
cipes.' by Ada ~. Vail
ii:4E q NJ slgatoTe he Ctcco, ~ AZ
phonist.
1885 ArIington time signals.
~ noon~-~Fsrip flashes.
1910 Morgan recital, from IN
Fist ri Hoe.
4 - Z PIN Aston Orchestra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28

Due to overheated homes, stufy offices. crowded cars,
sudden changes Of temperature and exposure TO bad
weather YOU are constant risk Of colds sore throat
>-or worse.
You can reduce this risk considerably il you care TO-
Every night when you get home gargle with Lister1ne
used full strength.
Many q cold and sore throat. threatening To be-
come serious been quickly checked by this pleasant
antseptic.
Listerne Immediately attacks the germ producing
bacteria in the mouth, nose, and throat.
The wise thing to do, Of course during bad weather.
Is to use Lserne systematically night and morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28
"a" BATTERY ELININATORS MADE
TO GIVE LOW VOLTAGE CURRENT
Testers of Socket Power Sets Say New
Arrangement Improves Reception
Over Radio.

her Of tubes. Filament current for
COLA tubes may be obtained through
the Il eliminator, provided 1t will de-
liver up to $50 milliamperes. Eight
c0lA tubes would draw $50 milliam-
peres at 40 volts.
Direct current tubes in the audio
amplifcation end may he operated Iii.
rectly from the AC lines IL the volt
age Is cut down to the proper amount.
These include all types of power tubes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28

broadcast It's first services next Sun.
day through five stations from New
York to Chicago, the Greater New
York Federation OF Churches an.
nounced yesterday.
The service In to he identical with
the radio vesper service. II was said
hut the network Of stations carrying
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28
WMAL-WashingfOn Radio Yerun
Gals Meters,

40 p.m.---Sew We flashes
75o p.m.-Brunswick Panstrope
$50 p.m,--"Poiiies and Revue ~
1877" comprised Of Is vaudeville acts.
1915 p.m.-Se~s flashes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28

al0.d--WGN.WLib ChicaEO--'%O
s:3n---Recital
a:n0---Truubadours.
Observation-Disclosures: quartet.
10 .30--SonE recital.
3aa.U--Wl.s ChIcago--ss0
p:00---Allstats hour.
1O:4S--Hockcy game.
l":00--Populaf program.
4a:,s--WMAOWOJ Chicaso-a.O
7.Oo-Organ recital.
f.3O--DNner concert.
a:On--Same AS wOR 90 hnurs,
1I:Oo-stevens Orchestra q hours.
a:s.3--wLw Cincinnati-.O0
S:00--Sparkers.
S:30--Ienry Lind melodies.
0.0Q-Trio
36i..--WSAi CincInnnti--s3O
s:O0--t;rcat Moments In History.
S.S0-Recital.
q .30---Orchestra: quartet.
10 3o.-"Hanscl and Gretel."
s89 y-WTAM Cleve,and-s0
o:oo-Trouba,lours.
g;3o-Orchestra: quartet.
10 ;3o-"Hansel and Gretel."
:s..s--WAlu CoIumbus-i.O6O
o 0O--Same as WOR.
0:00--Phonograrh hour.
3.a.8--WOC Da>enrart--eO0
S:00-Great Moments in History.
S:30-Aeolian recital
q .3O--Goodr,th Orchestra: quartet.
s3j.4-WHO Des Moines-h6O
s;0O-Great Moments in History.
p:O0--1pana Trouhadours.
30--Coodrich Orchestra: quartet
10 :30--Grand opera.
saO.D-WCN.WJR Detroit-6so
.30-Reouest time.
S:O0--t'hampion Sparkers.
2 30-Varipty Three.
0:30-Personality Girls
5:.s-WWJ Detroit-S50
s:OO--Great Moments in History.
p:00-Ipana Troubadours.
9;30--Goodrich hour
4so..-WBAP Fort Worth-6OO
S:O0--Seveu Aces.
9:oO--Ipana Trouhadours.
3si,:-WOS Jefferson Chy-s30
a15-Radio Farm School.
30-Trinity Lutheran Choir.
3:O..-WDAF kansas City-Si0
s:OO-1kc ana Mike.
S30-Aeoban concert.
an0-Jnana Trouhadours.
e30--Goodrich hour.
2830--WTMJ MiIwaukee-1.O. 0
s:iO--Aeolian recital.
:00--wisconsin Communities program
IL :o0-Pianologue.
4O5."-WCCO Minncapsiis-st. Paul--:iO
s:30--Aeolian recital.
:S0--Goodrich Orchestra quartet.
III ;3n--Dancc program.
sOS..-WOW Omaha--5a0
s'oO-Great Moments in History.
S30-Orchestra
Q00-1pana TroLhadours.
48s.s-WOAI San Antonio-60o
10 :0o-Ctah program
sssi-kSD 81. Louls-ss0
8 30-Recital.
9 no-Trouhadours.
10 :OO-Grand opera.
3ss.6-KvOO TuIsa-sso
s:0o-Musieal Club program.
ot0O--Ipana Troubadours.
o:S0-Goodrich Orchestra: quartet.
WESTERN.
3:3.p-kOA Denyer--e20
sSn-Dinner concert
10 oo-Instrumental; modern music {
hoursl
46s.a-KFi Los AnseIes-ss0
30--Haal Chasnoffs Orchestra.
,0U--Strine orchestra.
IL 00--VsSahonds.
:00a-Modern music.
4iS.t-kHJ Los Aneeies-sc0
fo on-Classic hour.
IL ;O0-Popclar concert.
a3G.s-KNx los Anreies-s9o
IL O0--E'rsture program.
l:00a--R,ltmore Orchestra.
ssi.a-kGO Oakiand-sso
IL 0O-VaEabonds.
SOS.3-kIx Oaklnnd--6o0
3n-Dinner concert.
IL :00-Educationai program.
49l.3-kGW Portiaad-6lo
IL 00--yaga bonds
.00a--Silver King RAveiers.
45a.3-kFRC San Fnneiseo-sse
IL :00-Orchestra: soloists.
j: 00-Melody hour:
j .O0a-Orchestra.
42:.3-kPO San Fsaneiseo-5ie
a:30--Dance orchestra.
IL :00-Atwater Kent hour.
j. O0--String quartet.
4ss.J-kFOA seattle--A,o
IL :00-Conceyt orchestra.
2.00--E. B E program
l:o0a--silver King Revelers.
348.6-kJR Seattlc-e60
10 :30-Concert orchestra
IL :00--Studio program
Il ;0Oa-Dance music ~ hourat
3so.:-kHo spokane-sio
l.:10--S. b. c program
i:oos--Siiver King Revessrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28

The evening program OF wRHr In
made up Of its usual dinner concert
and the tri-weekly children's period
conducted by Mise Evelyn Reichard
and Miss Edna Burrows. The chill.
oren's program will start at $40
o'clock and will be followed by the
dinner music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28

n.s0--Christmas carols.
lo:0n--Studjo progi am.
IL Guidance olChcstras.
2ss.H-WRat, Bsltimore--t.0S0
6:3n---Dinncr orchestra.
;0--Marinba MusinSs.
l0;00-panCc orchestra.
SOS ~ EEi Rcston--3cO
a0o---Ipana Trouhadours.
o:3o--Goodrich Orchestra: quartet.
aGt.:I---WNNC Roston--t,3O
S:oo-Mustrsf nscrram.
10 oo-colamhia ao monograph hour.
aO:.S-WGR Rufralo-000
Satisfactory
Goodrich Orchestra e hoursl.
Nai-WMAk Rufraio-5sO
oon-Eolstcr hour.
0o0-Phonograrh hour.
III ,0S-Dance music.
Ssa.a-WTlC Railroads.&c.
Too-Contrslto solos.
30-SoConyans
So--Aeoliap recital.
10 Sensational Grand Opera.
s::.3-WOR Newark-'io
T:0O--Ensemhle
00-Sessions chimes.
9oU--kolstcr hour.
1n:oo-Phonograrh hour.
ii oS-Dancc music.
a9i.5-WEAF New York-6i0
1oo--Synagorre services.
S0o-Great Moments in History.
9 o0"-Trouhsdours.
3N--Ort hestra: quartet.
10 Sensational Grand Opera.
tas.a-WJZ New York-660
H00-Dancr hand.
So0-Snarkers.
3 oo-w"odrow wilson Foundation
10 0a-Social hour.
IL oo--Slumber music
405.:-WFI.WLlT rhiisdeiphia-si0
E3o--whispcrinS Orchestra.
.:0o-Daily Toy Tales.
3iss-kNkS phtshureh-950
S0O-westiush ouse Band
30-Foresiers.
9O0-Concert.
4s3s-wJaR Providence-6"0
3n-Hswaiian Island Four.
:3o--Goodi1ch Orchestra; quartet.
:::.6-WHAM Knchester--1.0S0
s:a0-Remington Band.
'N0-StOdlO program.
IL :0a-ReQuest organ recital: news
3.9.5-WGY STANDARDIZATION
7:30-Soconysns: Van & Schenck.
S00-Ren,ugton Bard.
S30-Aeolian program.
0:00-Ipaua TrOuhadours.
733. l-WBZ Spring field--eOO
s:no-Champion Sparkers.
.2O-Sytvania Foresters.
a:00-Wuodrow Wilson birthday dinner.
10 :o5--Scotch character comedian.
33a.9-CKCL Toronto-sA0
3:3o-Ensemhle
S16.9-WTAG Woreester-5eo
s:3a-Soconyans.
s.oo-Great Moments in History.
:3u-Goodrich Orchestra: quartet.
SOUTHERN.
296.p-WWNC Asheville-l.010
700-Dinner music.
4:s.9-WSB Atlanta-63o
::oo-Trouhadours
:3o-Orchcstra: Quartet.
.4s.s-wDOD Chattanooga-i.cce
s3n-Ensemb'a
q:00-StrinE Band
9;3o--Orsan recital
3s4.i-kTHs Hot sprinss-sso
s:oO-0rran concert.
s.30-Arjinxton Orchestra.
10:00-Dance music.
336.s-wgAx Jaeksonville-s00
S:00-Dodge presentation.
4si.3-wHAs Louisviile-s50
a0o-Ipana Trouhsdours.
e:3n-Goodrich Orchestra.
educational Grand Opera.
5i6.9-WMC Memphis-3S0
a:oo-Trouhadours
o:30-Orchestra: quartet
33s.9-WsM Nashviiie-sso
e.00-Ipana Troubadours.
cN-yFtt1TFn sgFCHet3As quartet
10:30-Eational Grand Opera.
3ec.4-wSMB New Ofieans-o3o
e:30-Musicai program &C hours,
24e.s-WCOA Pensacola zoo
p:00-Bridge lesson
e:30-Few moments at piano.
IL :o0-Orgap.
2Sa.1-WRvA Richmond-i.teo
7:00-Concert.
E :3o-Bridee lessons
o:00-Musicians' Club.
CENTRAL.
6.6-kYW Chicaso-51e
e0Q-Champion sparkers.
.30-Sylvania ForesteFs.
10 :00-Congress Carnival.
365.6-WEBH.WSSD Chieago-e2O
S:00-Orcheetra.
30-Thester program.
12:00-studjo program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28
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Pharmacal Co., S.. Louis, Mo. U. s. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-28

IL II TO be extended until the enters
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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1927-06-11
The Repeater at Springfield

The bill for the repeal of the prohibition law and the
paralysis of prohibition enforcement, known as the Web
er-O Grady BILL has passed the House and is before
the Senate
Most of our friends know this bill if passed. would
put Illinois back years in its fight for freedom
from booze We believe the Senate will defeat the mea-
sure since the drys have good working majority in the
Senate.
Our willy foes attached referendum to the bill which
offers convenient cover for who would not vote
for directly is not necessary to with any one
in a matter of this kind A referendum is supposed to
settle question by ascertainng the public mind upon
the subject In of this kind, the public mind was
ascertaned long ago by enactment OF the laws which
have been part of statutes for ten years longer
A referendum in such would not settle anything
1t would just open up the subject and make 1t the occa-
sion for further referenda and discussion for indeh-
mite period to
In our Judgment the should be killed, and we
believe every friend OF prohibition in the state who I'M
derstands the matter will agree with us heartily