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The Washington times., 1927-10-04

10 p. .m.--"our Government" by
David Lawrence, from ". b. c. studios.
1910 y. m.-"The Radio Cavalcade, .
n. B. G, feature.
WAIAL-WashinEt0
7:15 p m.-Tlmes and Herald news
flashes.
T:3o p m,-PasauaIe J. Romano, in
mandolin solos. accompanied by Mar
garet Bowie Grant.
7:45 p. m.--"Backyard Fruits" talk
on grapes and small fruits suitable for
specialist in horticulture, University OF
Maryland Extension Service
p. m.-Eorrine Norris Dahn. COM
poSer-pianist. In popular selections.
$50 p. m.-Lillian Chenowith, con-
traito accompanied BY Margaret Bowls
Grant
$40 .. m.-'The work OF the wom-
ems Bureau, United States Department
OF Labor" a talk by Herbert Il. Nor
gan. Of the United States Civil Service
9 D. m.--JoInt recital by Fannie
Shreve HeartsllI. soprano. and Francis
p. Heartsill basso.
9:36 p. m.-Bell and Christie Wash
tngton's popular entertainers.
10 p. m,-"rhe Screen Letter Box o
conducted by Colby Hartman, and other
features, through the courtesy Of Loew's
Palace Theater.
1850 .. m.-"wMAL Radio Movie
Club" conducted by Norman w. Pyle,
semble OF Is voices, from the stage Of
Loew's Palace Theater. as well as Dor
othy Wilson HaibHch. Lee Cronican,
"old King Cole" and other artists.
1850 p. m.-Times and Herald latest
news flashes
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LOCAL PROGRAMS
WRC--Wnallnrtnn..4aa


s;45 a. m.--Tower health exercises
from N. B. c studios.
p. m.--The Roaring Iyons. from
NJ =: c. studios.
Sis pa. m.--FederationS morning de-
yotions, N. b. C. feature,
$3.50 q. nn.-Cheerio" NJ b C. feature.
1915 p. n.--Frank FARRELL and his
Greenwich village Inn Orchestra, N.
l:l5 p. m,--Organ recital from the
Homer L. Kilt studios.
p. m,--Opening session or the Tn
ternational Radio Conferences. Addresses
by the President Of the United States,
the secretary of Commerce. Count Hem
ming Hamilton of Sweden ana Sir John
Joyce Frederick Of Great Britain,
broadcast from the council chamber q
merce
p. m.--sarabande Trio; Manhattan
Trio and Blue Hills Plantation Or
ehestra, all N. b G. features
p. m.--Waldorf- Astoria Orchestra.
N. 3. G. feature.
- p, m--songs of the Gael by
George oBFien, N. B, C. feature.
7:i5 p. n.--'More New Workers." By
Nevin Busch. IT.. n. B. G, feature.
1880 p. m,--Club st. Marks Orchestra,
from the Club St. Marks.
p. m Great moments IN history.
N. 3. G. feature.
$50 ?. m.---seaIy Air weavers. from
- p m.-Howard correct time. from
N. 3. G. studios.
sp m.-ovSready hour. from ". p. G,
The Washington times., 1927-10-04

Henning Rd. N. q.
Pennsylvania Ave- N. W.
DR sSaSlPh :. Hs 4 q SO year" roe
o, Thomas Boy. Boyle Sc years. 1907 Massa-
Charles p, Klnsey, 80 years. walter
Reed General Hospital.
william r. Kldwell, 50 years. st.
Maple View Place 8. D.
g. John <. Butler, "a ysarh 1901 W
i yOS Il TTsaEsn. "a years. 'sS' Columbia
Eugene G. Hannah. 70 yeara lasa
Edgar Lyons Is ysarn GaninTsr
Amelia BROKER. IS years. as O
James walch, IS years. St Eliza
Hattie Cleveland. so years sos
| Webster ST. NJ w.
Eta Ewing s. years. NatiOnaI
Lucille Gantz. Is years. siblsy Hos.
Ines y. suit 10 years 1sss Gales
Dorothy Butler. . years. childrsn's
Robert Batsman. 4 months. ohiidrsn's
Infant of Earnest and Maude Me-
Daniel. months. Providence Hos
pitaI.
William H. Compton. 81 years. 2s5s
Alfred Moon. Is years. Home for
James H. Barber. II years. Emer-
gency Hospital.
James spTiggs. 81 years. Ils B
Lizzie Gardner. 50 years. daliinssr
Hospital.
William r, Myers so years. 1922
! Florida Ave.
Maria Wilson. SO years, dallingsr
| Hospital,
Anna Moten. 80 years, carson's
| Private Hospital
Louisa Branum. - years, 1928 Que
| st. N. w.
Annie Harrison. as years. oallinssr
! Hospital
George P. Davis. "a ysara ala Third
J st. s. w.
Bessie smallwood. a. years. Tubsr-
culosis Hospital
Margaret Waller IS years, Gallinger
Hospital
ciarenes webb, IS years aSs First
st. s. w.
/ Constance simms 8 months, chill
dren's Hospital.
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CORP. JAMES TANNER

Funeral services for Corp James
Tanner, So years old. District Regis.
ter of Wills since 1904, who died
Sunday. viii be held tomorrow after.
noon at 2 o'clock at his residence,
1910 Nineteenth st. N. w. The Rev.
Van Setback win officiate. Inter
ment will be in Arlington Cemetery
in plot set aside for Mr. Tanner by
President Roosevelt.
The Washington times., 1927-10-04

william smelsh was Iacerted by
flying glass.
Residents in nearby homes we're
thrown from their beds. but luf-
fered mostly from shock.
Police estimated that at least 80
sticks Of dynamite were placed in
the building. No reason for the
outrage could be given.
The plant is the property Of
Vito Bianco and his son, Joseph,
both Of Kingston. An investigation
is under way.
The Washington times., 1927-10-04
NEARBY STATIONS

WPG-Atlantic City-lIOO.2sa.e
s;45 p. m.--News: organ: dinner
1888 p in,-Playsround Highlishts.
8 D. m.---Dual trio
10 m.--Casino dance music.
1880 D. m.-Marceile duo
Il p. m.--silyer Slipper dance music.
1880 p. ni.-Organ
WHAR--Atlantic City--1110-e72.e
7:45 b. m.-TaIk.
p. m.--Seasids trio.
WBAL--HaIitmore 2s6s
$3.50 p, m.--Dinner Orchestra
1880 .. m.--Male Quartet
.. m.--WJz program.
WOR--NewarIE---5lO- 4gg.s
2. m.--Jacuhs Ensemble,
7:30 m.--Mnsical program
p. in.--correct time.
S:lb p. m.Concert program.
IL p, fl--News Bulletins
1905 .. m.-Dance Orchestra.
WEAF--New YOrIk-61O-402
IS p. m.-BIus Hills Plantation Or
chestra.
s ,. m.-waIdorf Astoria Music:
scores.
p. m.--songs Of The Gael.
7:l5 D. m.-"Profiles'' by Nevin Busch,
jr.
1880 .. matter dinner music.
?. rn.--Great moments in history.
$3.50 p. In.-Sealy Air Weavera
9 p. incorrect time.
D. m.--Eveready Hour.
10 p. m.-The Cavalcade
II p. midlothian Orchestra
WCAU-PhiIadeIphla -8oO-ss7
p. M Minstrels: entertainers
p. m.--Melody Ship Pirates,
$3.50 p. m.--Radioiiers; Gospel singer.
1918 p. m.--Entertainers: Cathay Or
VIII Philadelphia. -lO6.e
8 p, m.-WEAF program
WIR--PhiIadelphia O0-BOs.2
p rl.--Uncle Wip.
p. m.--Barftone; contralto.
S:A5 b n.-Tanor
9:1b p. m.-Violinist pianist
1905 D. nl.--Mpvie broadcast =
1880 p. m.--Nat Lanin'R Orchestra.
WJZ--New YOrlk--660-4B4
$3.50 p. nl.--scores; correct time.
p. m.--Dog talk.
7:15 p. m.-1Tusioale.
1880 p. rf.--Cook's Travelog
s .. m.--stromberg Carlson Hour
p. ns--The ContInentals.
10 p. incorrect time.
10 p. m,--MuEicale.
1880 p M -Pennsylvania Grill Or
WGBs-New York--ssO-s4s.e
$40 p. m.--Studio program.
$3.50 p. m.--Varled entertainment
$3.50 y, m.-The Girl Friend; Prof.
10 p. m.-Hymn sing.
1880 D. m.--Danoe music.
WMCA--New YOrk---BIO-37O
p. n.--Radio Franks.
$3.50 p. n.--Strooks' Entertainers.
10 .. n.-Mischa Tulin: Sunshine
10 D. m.-string Ensemble.
II p. m.--Golden's Orchestra.
The Washington times., 1927-10-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES

James A. o'Keefs. 30, ana Irene
Blanche Bennett 90. The Rev. Charles
q. Stouter.
Edgar 7. Waiter, Is. and Grace n.
stevens ~. Hume Spring. Va. The
Harry H. Hummell %. and Elizabeth
D, Mabin. 81. The Rev. j. d. Brigaa.
Charles q. Lahhardt, 60 and Daisy
II. Carter, "a. The Rev. q. r. Dudley.
Frank Edward Schmidt, IS, ana Lil-
nan Ella Amelia Cook. 20. The Rev.
Norris Justice. 20, and Cecilia 81.
Claire Winant, 20. Brentwood, The
Rev. Edward H. Davis.
The Washington times., 1927-10-04
BOMB WRECKS
CANDY PLANT
b International News servic

WILKESBARRE, Pa, Oct. 4.
Dynamite placed in the stock room
of the Pittston plant of the Wilkes.
barre Maid Candy Company early
today wrecked the structure, injur-
ing two men and damaging six
adjoining structures.
William Belski, Waterman, suf-
tered injuries about the head when
he was thrown against a boiler by
the blast.
The Washington times., 1927-10-04
Births. Deaths
RICHARD w. CLAYTON

Funeral services for Richard w.
Claxton. n years old. $50 D st.
s. W. who died Saturday, win be
held at 10 a. m. tomorrow at HIS
late residence. The Rev. Father
Gowan, of st. Dominic's Catholic
Church, win officiate. Interment
will be in Mount olivet Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1927-10-04
DISTANT STATIONS
Central statIora

Central Stations
WsB--Atlanta--8 SO-47E.9
8 D. m.--Concert
p. m.--WEAF program.
11:46 p. m.-Cnocert.
WORD--Batavia,-1O
p. m.--Musicale; Chemistry talk.
S:45 p. m.--Bible Questions
3 p. m.--Musical program.
10 p. ni.--Bible Lectures.
VICES hicagO.-I240-s42
s:iS p. m.--Golden Pumpkin Orches-
ira.
$3.50 p. m.--Rev. A. NJ Griffin
p. m.--GTand opera echoes.
10 . m.--Maggis and Jtfgsi studio
The Washington times., 1927-10-04
Special Notices

THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL. MEETING
Thursday, Oct.
Local No. 90, o. r. G. #. /. IA.
lat b07 3 st.. for the election OF Business
Agent. Polls will open 1t p. m, Candi.
Iaates are p. Z. o'Brien. John ouidgley and
BY order Of the President,
JOHN SpICER.
The Washington times., 1927-10-04
N. B. PONTON

Funeral services for " B. Ponton,
80 years old, q former division super.
intendent Of the Southern railway,
VIII be held at the family residence,
2I2O Washington Circle at s o'clock
this afternoon. Interment will be at
Tye River, Nelson county. Va.
The Washington times., 1927-10-04

Two pronged blades with q hole
between them, mounted on a long
handle make up q new implement
with which q person can pull
weeds without bending over.
The Washington times., 1927-10-04
MRS. GEORGE B. sENGsTACK

Funeral services for Mrs. George
3. Sengstack, who died Monday at
her residence. SIS G st. N. E., to.
morrow at 10 o'clock at st. Joseph,s
Catholic Church. Interment in Holy
Rood Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1927-10-04
famous VOICES
CROWD AIR

Presi Mt Coolidge. Secretary
Hoover. Otis Skinner. the Duncan
Sisters. Col. Charles Lindbergh, the
negroes who are tramping the eoun-
try in search Of a Job in q mattress
factory. Miss America 1927 THESE
are only q few of the personages
the loud speakers viii deliver to
living rooms this evening for the
general uplift. entertainment, or
lust to satisfy the curiosity Of the
world In general. There hasn't been
such an afternoon and evening full
Of special radio events for weeks.
President Coolidge will be the
chief speaker at the opening Of the
international Radio Telegraph Con-
ference. which begins this afternoon
at 8 o'clock, which WRC win broad
cast. The conference viii continue
for about six weeks. Delegates to
the conference have come to Wash
ington from all sections Of the
world to consider matters of inter
national moment concerning the
regulation OF radio telegraph SER
vice. The President will welcome
the delegates to the United States
and make his second radio broad
cast in "a hours. Addresses viii
also be made by Secretary Hoover.
Count Henning Hamilton Of Swe.
den. who is dean Of the delegates.
and Sir John Joyce Frederick. chief
of the British delegation.
The Washington times., 1927-10-04

ALE a0l2
OF COLUMBIA. September 20 ICY
In accordance with the provisions Of sectlon
iso dpn Isl q No fs aRRr0ge6 Mach
titled IAN act 10 regulate the height, area
and use q buiidings = the District p Coz
river, that g public hearing VIII be held Ia
6ssinninT Al 10 4. M petoBsr is. iss4 ol as
the puEpose Of considering she following
Il ne saaSss n as 5OPns TS.ePP
Psg,agraDh .Sf section xv-tal, u 'i read ~
trict the minimum dirnensionss q yaT SH ma
courts and the maximum percentage 81 lot
EXCEPT e As saf = s tor ass
s ga q erected or filtered fer use &c at
s Sdne RO Us sai q s. G H 9SE SS
PqWTpSosfes !. AID paFagraph to section
nav s'f e 70 rsad community house
Rsn 10 lee. VIDE ' sa AT rssr s ys4 net DSs
Snd paragrSph q SseEion xv.tai re a sssi
Ky dstsch.S' t sss ss ME- sbs ,,mS
inclossd court, and me nskimnm percent
for the al area district; and there re- shall
|be two, side. yards, which, logether, shall
ssi IS less f than rse f sHn Vide VI ~n no
less than 2 inches wide for each foot cf
oF ssaE A aSdt g P SSi Sss t sSs s:
further, that buildings In this area shall
BE- erected or altered for use ,lsly as wholly
change 70 restricted area ali property
n now - area sone. lying south " Calvert
Ihs 1ollswt1g proposed changes In 1ontng
VII pe CONSIDERED at the afternoon session
m 'n ocE RHsl.o lhsarinE 9sE1pi 4 80 .
second commercial. CO. D 81 asea H to ff ipss
~. y. W. between Eighteerth and Nine
teenth SITS. q, Change from residential. 40's
RSsgsc ssss 1898 lRSIIe, 1920. G9SlsI,
g. p. 8 Change from tirst commercial, 40s
y area. q residential S0' area. Both
Twenty-second and Twenty-fifth Sta, with
the exception OF lot 81. sauaTN 6b61, and
|ToR Z. DouGHERTY, SIDNEY y. TAIfls
EERRo. DAVID LYNN. u. q GRANT, 50. s
tumble
The Washington times., 1927-10-04
RIRTHa

irwin and Esther Fanaroff. girl.
Paul and Olga q. May girl.
Guy and Mona Ritctie. girl.
James D. and Monica HefIin, bow.
Thomas c. and Elizabeth Hammett.
boy.
The Washington times., 1927-10-04

Selection. to the Used Car buyer,
means great deal :. and II you
want to buy q car Of your own select
i from the listing In tOday's Classified
The Washington times., 1927-10-04
VOCAL. ENSEMBLE
IN MOVIE CLUB

The WMAL star feature win be
the appearance Of the Gilbert and
Sullivan vocal ensemble from the
Palace Theater during the Moyis
Club program, but that station
will also present Norrine Norris
Dahn, pianist composer, at 8
o'clock and Herbert Morgan, Of
the Civil Service Commission, with
talk on the work Of the Won,
ems Bureau, at $40.
In the great and lesser dis
tances there win be a LIE Prade
tour Of Greece from WIZ at 7:3O
and the same station win present
Rosario Bourbon and his new
Stromberg Carlson Orchestra at
o'clock and Cesare Sodero and hie
Continentals at g.. Grace Leslie,
contralto, and Julian Oliver, tenor
viii sing the famous duet from
Samson and Delilah" In the pre-.
sentation OF excerpts from that
opera, which with Peer Gynt'i
forms the basis Of tho Eoderc
program.
The Washington times., 1927-10-04
Too Late to CLASSIFY

ICERTITICATE CHANGING NAME OF
Mray y Coz Inc. to Murrell & Wray, Inc.
I--This y 70 certify: AT meeting 81 the
Board OF Directors of Wray & Co., me,
held IN the Offices Of the company, 72k Al
Ibee Building, Washington, D. c., ct IL 80
IL clocks 9 m September Il, 1927, q resolu-
advisable to change the name of said cor-
Iporation from Wray. & Co.. Inc, to MurreIl
~ Wray. Inc, and directing that q meeting
lof stockholders be called TO take action
upon said resolution and that the president
lot the company be, and he hereby is APP
Ipointed attorney in fact, 10 make the certifi.
the meeting Of the board OF directors, the
Isaid directors being all of the stockholders
Iof said corporation and waving notice of
Icall OF meeting of stockholders, az provided
| ny the bylaws OF the corporation met In a
special stockholders meeting In the offices
approved and ratified, the resolution of the
board OF directors, changing the name Of
1.-THE corporation from Wray q Co., Inc, to
IMurren & Wray, Inc.
Seal r. a. WRAY, President.
1 FRANCIS s. KEY-SMTTH. Secretary.
land for the District Of Columbia, do hereby
" Co.. Inc, and duly constituted and ap-
pointed attorney in fact for the purpose Of
Iaoknow ledRing the certificate bearing date
lon the 14th day o. Sentember. 1927, hereto
annexed; personally appeared before me in
Isaid District Of Columbia the said r. A.
las the person who executed said certificate
land acknowledged the same to be his act
land deed for the purpose thereof. Given
Under my hand and seal this 21st day Of
tseai.l JENNIE NJ. RYAN.
Il NsnRa T1tYt,
The Washington times., 1927-10-04
FORDS FORDS FORDS.

FOKDS FURDS FURDS4
Tudor sedans, choice OF
$50 up. SIS
coupes, choice Of 4, SITS
up.
Tourings, choice Of 10,
SOS up.
Runabouts, choice OF 10,
Ss5 up.
One-ton Trucks and Light
Deliveries, open and closed
bodies, $50 up. :
Nash Sport, touring, Al,
condition, new tires, $780,
Some OF the above ears
can be bought $25 cash,
balance 81 per week. s.t
Used Car Department open
until z p. m. Sundays, To-
a. m. to 1 p. m. =
STEUART MOTOR co..
141 18th st. N. E. &
Lincoln 5000
The Washington times., 1927-10-04

4 . =
DEAIs-on Monday. Ootober 8. 1927. a
his residence, Crystal Spring Avenue.
capitol Heights. Nd, WILLIAM EDWARD,
sen s husband q Anna Agnes Deal and
Funeral from above residence on Thurs.
Matthias Matthias Church, Bsrryman Avenue, Capitol
friends invited. IRtefment Arl iinsss "a.
MILLER. JACOB o. = Attention Central
Gi e esisd H fof 2 wen spsdSlsl CssS
Der 5, on account 81 the death 81 brother
Jacob o. Miller,
Ell HoLkAAFFM RscoEin no sser Stand
MORGAN Thursday. October q. al the
residence of her son. Charles Morgan. IL
ELF az, M luoI aged 90 year.. -
the residence OF her son. Internent Francis
Town New Hampshire.
TANNER--on Sunday, October 3. 1927.
=. at his Eesidence, 1910 Nineteenth o.. N.
W. JAMES TANNER,
nsnt Arlington Natlonal Cemetery.
sENGsTACK--on Monday, October 8,
1927. at I q. M, at her residence, e1B
q st. N E.. MINNIE y, sENGSTACK,
Funeral from above S address ias wednesday.
where mass viii be said at 10 b. N. Rela-
uvee and friends invited TO attend. Inter
ment az Holy Rood Cemetery.
FUNERAL DESIGNS an
Save Money on Funeral Flowers
Cash 9 Carry orlees enable See 10 ssoRO.
mIEs % eVnsfsi Flawsrs WFeaths an6 sprays.
telivefea $3.50 % CASH cARRV STOW.
granklIn SAA2 an6 ssaakNB 1882
FlADKIHTS Is
APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens
Guide Bros. Go 1919 + st N. W
Artistic Ex press1 We inexpensive,
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY SERVICE
FUNERAL DIRElTWRS s
JOHN y. RHINES e co.
Leading Colored Funeral Directors.
Phone Frank. S1O8. Private ambulances.
901 3RD ST. 8. w.
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SKINNER TO BE
EYEREADY STAR

Otis Skinner, the distinguished
actor, breaks into radio entertain.
ment circles as star Of the inau-
gural program of the Eveready
1928 season. He win present ex-
cerpts from some Of his most
famous stage successes so Tar as
they are adapted to radio and viii
probably make a few well chosen
remarks about radio and the drama
--or mybe just about the drama.
Last night a loud speaker addict
asked US what had become Of the
Duncan Sisters and this morning
we find them listed as part Of the
program VIVID win broadcast be.
ginning at o'clock. Maybe this
answers a question tor quite a
number Of radio listeners, to whom
the poppy sisters were a part OF
loud speakerdom for q long time,
Likewise inquiry was made regard
ing the activities Of Col. Charles
A. Lindbergh- again the morn.
ing brought his name forward as
a speaker at WSM, Nashville,
where he is scheduled for the
crowded hour beginning at 8
o'clock.
The second Of the entertaining
Sealy Air Weavers programs which
WRC broadcasts az $50, win find
the negro seekers for mattress
factory employment IN Oklahoma
City with their radio receiving sci
and cigar box nkelele. This even.
ing's Great Moment from History, :
which WRC sends the customers
at o'clock. win have to do with
the battle of Bemis Heights and
| the SARATOGA CAMPAIGN.
The Washington times., 1927-10-04

GARDENER, white. must understand care
trees. shrubs. flowers, lawns. Cleve. 3842
|CHOCOLATE dipperB, experienced, white
Murray Candy Shop. $3.50 Ca. Ave, N. w.
Bull TERRIER fen1ale 1 year old,
white. with black left eye: tag No.
IN. $3.50.
WANTED - First-class furniture finieher;
$50 week: steady work. Apply 1880
18th st, N. w.
EXPERIENCED teacher and university grad
uate desires few pupils for tutoring or
private teaching; ref exchanged. Fr. BIOL
VIII PERSON who found black pocket
book trimmed In red a miles other side
LOT fredericksburg return same and keep
money. West 31S0.
The Washington times., 1927-10-04

II .. m.--Marbro stage show.
1880 g. m.--Goiden Pumpkin Or
chestrR-
a. m.-one Minute Pulpit.
GN-ChicagO'-9BO 1850
p. m.-WEAF program.
10 p ma Radio Announcer's Ram
bles.
1918 p. m.--wGN Ensemble: musi-
cal program.
II p. m.--Tomorrow's Trib; Sam n
Henry.
1920 p, m.--Musie Box; The saler-
New Britain herald., 1927-08-12
LEGION TO DEDICATE
BOYS CAMP TOMORROW
Boy Scouts and County LegiOnaires
to Be Present-POst Band
Will Give Concert.

The Eddy-Glover post, American
Legion camp for boys which has
been in existence at Burlington for
the past several weeks, will be dedi-
Gated officially tomorrow afternoon
with special exercises at the camp
grounds.
The program will include meet
ing of the Hartford County Legion
naires with President f. E. Ogren of
this city presiding. The Hartford
post American Legion Boy Scouts,
will trolley to Unionville and hike
from there to the camp site. where
they will camp all night.
The following program will be
given by the Eddy-Glover post band
of this city:
american Legion March, A.
Buglione; I'm Looking Over -Four
Leaf Glover" fox trot; THE Pump
Song" fox trot; Yankee Rose fox
trot; What Does 1t Natter" waltz;
Love and Kisses From Baby to
YOU" fox trot; "Lindbergh. the
Eagle of the L. S. A." military fox
trot; Moon Beams, Kiss Her For
Me-" fox trot; Dawn of Tomorrow.
waltz: There's Something Nice
About Everyone. But There's Every.
thing Nice About You" fox trot;
Sweet Marie" fox trot; Russian
Lullaby" waltz; SHOW Me That
Kind of a Girl" fox trot: "The Whis-
per Song-Pst! psf. pst!,' fox trot;
American Triumph march
| The concert will be in charge OF
Vito J, DiFronzo director Of the
band. The program is open to the
public.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-12
MAURITANIA BACK
With N0TABLES
Sir Robert Horne Of England
Among Passengers

New York, Aug. II (UP) - Sir
Robert Horne, formerly British
chancellor of the exchequer, arriv-
ed on the S. S. Mauretania today en-
route to Canada, where he will open
the British mining congress in OF
tawa on August %, next.
Sir Robert, who visited the United
States IA months ago, said he looked
optimistically at the present Irish
Free State situation. and at the same
time predicted a betterment in Eng
lish big business
Little business he explained, lis
al right, and We Will see a general
increase of prosperity as continental
business grows to reach the peak
England enjoyed before the war"
The liner brought to America the
body OF Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer, who
died recently in Deauville. Accom-
panying it were Herbert Pulitzer,
son and Mrs. Pulitzer. Joseph Pulitz-
er. editor of World, met his moth
er's body down the bay and Joined
his brother on the liner.
John Ringing, head OF Ringing
Brothers Barnum & Bailey circus re-
turned to American with informal
ton that Sarasota. Florida had been
selected for winter quarters in pref
erence to Bridgeport, Conn. Southern
climate, he pointed out in explana-
ton, Is much less harsh on his ami
mails. He bought many new addi-
tons while in Germany.
The circus man brought back 90
valuable paintings.
Among the other passengers were
Nils Ascher, the Swedish actor; Her
bert Brenon, director; Mary Nolan,
who changed her name from Imo-
gene Wilson: and several United
Film artists who have been doing
location work in England Brenon
reiterated his previous statements
that 1mogene Wilson was destined to
become one Of the greatest OF movie
actresses.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-12


Berlin. Aug. ~ R>-A bevy OF
good looking fiappers would accom-
pany Otto Koennecke on his pro-
posed night across the Atlantic, ac-
cordins to Frau Koennecke, II he
accepted only small part OF the
proposals made to him by would be
flying frauleins.
: You have no idea what stacks
OF requests to take them along my
husband has received from women.
They had themselves photographed
in all sorts Of al1uring poses. Two
women even visited me and re-
preached me as though ] were re-
sponsible for his refusal to take
them along"
Koennecke and his hacker. Count
Solms-Laubach, flew from Trave-
muende to the Tempelhofer airfield,
Berlin yesterday. and expected to
fly today to Cologne. from which
place they hope to start on their
transatlantic journey.
Speaking Of the $4,000 prize
awaiting them il they are the first
of the transatlantic fliers to reach
Philadelphia, Koennecke said they
would be happy to land anywhere in
America. knowing they would feel at
home no matter where they descend
ed. If they had enough fuel felt
when they reached New York. he
declared, they would continue on to
Philadelphia, for, he explained, the
transatlantic undertaking had no
large organization behind It and
the prize offered by a Philadelphia
paper lis not to be sneezed at"