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The Washington times., 1927-10-05
Legal Notices

ZoNIkG CQMMlSsION " THE DISTRICT
+, % .lIsS 49, ~ ly2l-
81, 81 an act Of conEress. approved March 1.
1920 lpublic No. 163, sch tlengress, en-
s sed D.: A 2, fss tG Tssua e. re hssht as
lunabia and 70 create Zonlns CommiSsion.
eng fe5 other PgTposes noASs Y hereby
The Board Room Of he. district BUILDING.
beginning at 10 q. M. October 10. 1927, for
proposed changes IN the zonins regulations
and sFsS di g e WI cssngs rst
follows: "fn the a restricted ares dis.
trict the minimum dimensions Of yards and
oecupancg saii Bs TIE rams 8 ior Si area les
district. except that Hereafter no building
apartment house. flat TO- q ,oisl nor shaii
any buildlng or premise be used for these
ggFI9'fes ADD arsSraDs e 'sct1On
Providsd & Sss two s sde ysfds e sseh sf not
sss sRan 10 Zee isst dssp 6m. y shs s aSs
ond paragFaph, q section xv:(aT q. Add
Sv.seef6o 4Vd; sSt9chsd .rs ssad dstrtet
the ~ detached area district tbe mniinmum
eo, Ct rss s Ed oRsn soT5 snd
tor the .A' area district; and there shsl
psitSsr shan Sc less S iI than tses o Vide. nor
dSs heg ea Sor ss ioa ineh tSos S g
for each foot Of building. length Provided,
further, that buildings in this area shall
b. erected or altered Tor uss siiy as wholly
detached aingle-fsmiiy dwellings." B.
Change 70 restricted area all property
now in B area zone, lying south II Calvert
Street and west Of Wisconsin Avenue w.
The following proposed changes in zonlnE
viii be considered at The afternoon session
OF the public hearing Beginning ct 30 y.
second commercial. S1' y area 70 first
|eommercial. o0'. d area. south aide Of X
~. y. Wa betMeen Eighteenth ana Nine
tenth SITS. z, Change ITom residential 40'
4 area 70 first commercial 40'. a area.
1879. 1929 iss1ss 1897 1897 i 1873 1875
Ie2f 80 and 1851. boundIns 70 Fitch g.
9 area. te residential 4o' area, Both
aes q Mndpe snS A ys oe'WsfRR
the exception Of lot Oh. souaTe 1851 and
f IL l. sO po6s IRsRRr s1bNEY pPE TEX 9G
EERRo- DAVID LYNN. y. s, GRANT, Sd,
Zonipg Commission Of the Dlslrict Of Co.
Iluuifia
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BEST PROSPECTS

ISIS p. m.-world Series Field
Flashes by Kirk Miller. Louis
Dougher and other experts OF
The Warrington Times and wash
ington Herald, at Forbes Field,
Observation-Disclosures. WMAL
s;sO ,. m,-Instrumsnta recital,
Mlenael Wetner' violinist; Leroy
Evans pianist Baltimore. VIDAL
10 p. m.-"Blg Ford and Lit
tie Glenn" Detroit, WJR (l40.sy.
1880 p, m.-Rlow by blow de-
scription, by John B. Daniel, Of
boxing contest between Marty
Gallagher and Henry Lamar, at
Silver Spring Armory-WashinS
ton, WRC (4se).
CHAIN PROGRAMS
1:se p. m.--Play by play de-
seription by Major ]. Andrew
Series from Forbes Field, Pitts
burgh, through Columbia Broad.
casting system, Pittsburgh, wMAI.,
WFBL. wGHP, WEAN, wNAc,
KNOX. play by play description
OF first game Of World Series,
by Graham McNamee and Phil
lips carltn. through National
Broadcasting Company, Pittsburgh,
WRc, WEAF, and Red and Blue
Networkera.
s p. m.-waldorf Astoria Or
ehestra, New York, wEAF, WRc,
WEEP. wCAE.
3 p. m.-Aeollan recital, New
York, WEAF. WRc. wEEI. VITO,
WCY, WGR, WcAE, wTAM,
WV. wsAI, WGN. KSD, wcco.
VOC, wDAF. WILT.
- p: m.-Ipana Treubadours,
New York. wEAF, wRc, WEEL
WGR, WCAE. WV, WLIB, KSD.
Wcco. WGY; Maxwell Houss
Hour. New York, WIZ, WBZ.
WBzA, KDKA, KYW. VIDAL,
WJR, WLW. WHAS, WSB. VINO,
WSM. WAX, WTMJ. WIT.
$3.50 p. m.-GoOdrich silvertown
Cord Orchestra and silver Masked
Tenor. New York, WEAF, WRC,
WEEP. WAR, WTAG, WGR,
WCSH. WcAE. WTAM. WWJ,
WSAI. WGN, KSD, voc, WCCO,
WAS, WSM, WsB, VINO, WILT.
DANCE MUSIC
1880 p. m.-Freddia Rich and
his Hotel Aston Roof Orchestra,
New York. WIZ (464S)
IL 4. nl.--Cass Hagan'H Park
Central Hotel Orchestra, New
York-washington. wRC, 46s.
1870 p. m.--Atlantic City Ca
sino Dance Orchestra, WPG, 272.s.
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NEARBY STATIONS

wPG-Atlantic City-1IOO-27s.s
7:0B D. m.-Dlnner Music.
1888 p. m.-Casino Dance Music.
$40 D. m,--Chelsea Concert Orchestra.
$40 p. m.-World Wonder Excursions.
.. m.-Ambassador Concert Or
chestra.
$50 D. m.-@studio Program.
10 p. m,--Royal Palace Artists.
1880 p. m.-Casino Dance Orchestra.
11:16 p. m.-SilvsF Slipper Dance Or
chestra.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
$3.50 p. m.-Dinner Orchestra.
1880 p. m.--Staff Concert.
$3.50 .. m.-Instrumental Recital
p. m.--WJz Program,
WOR-Newark-T1O-422.S
p. m.--Lsvitow's Orchestra.
8 D. incorrect Time; Musicale.
p. m.-Columbia Network.
II p. m.-Dance Orchestra.
WEBJ-New York-1I7O-2B6
p. m.-MuEical Program.
WEAF-New YOrk--elO-G92
p. m.-Synagogue Service.
1:so p might Opera Nell
s:sO D. Morgan Masters.
p. incorrect Time.
p. m.-Ipana TFoubadoFs,
$3.50 .. m.-Silvertown Orchestra;
Tenor.
1890 p. m.-csmpus varoliers.
IL p. m.--Hsgan's Orchestra.
WJZ-New YOrIC-60O-AN
s:to p. m.--ScoreH; Correct Time.
p. m.-Geo. Halls Orchestra.
7:25 p. m.--John B. kennedy.
p 1880 p. m.--Geo. Halls Orchestra.
p m.-SyIvania Forssters.
$3.50 p. m.-Musicals,
9p. m.-Maxwell Hour.
10 p. m.-Musicale.
1880 p. m.-Astor dance music.
p. m.-Cotton Club Orchestra.
p. m.-Musical program.
10 p. m,-Roseland Dance Orchestra.
IL D. m.-OrRan.
11:S0 .. m.-siiver slipper Orchestra.
II p. m.--Frivolity Club Orchestra.
WNYC-NeW YOrk-S7O-S26
prevention talk.
s;2o p. m.--LewisOhn Music Appreeia-
10 D. m.-washion show: wOmsn'S or
1O:2S D. m.--Government facts.
WRNY-Aew Yerk-070-3Os
10 .. m.-BeFnie's Orchestra,
WMAC--New York-S10-370
.. m.--Talk: Golden'a Orchestra.
1880 .. m.-Tsnor; entertainer,
sp: m.-Fights from Ebbett's Field,
WsEA-NOrfolk-114
p. m.AAtwater Kent hour.
10 p. m.-suffolk studio recital
II .. m.-oTgan.
IL p. m.-Night Club Dance Music.
WCAU-Philadelphl
1880 p. m.-Instrumental trio.
s D. m.-Felin's Hawatians.
$3.50 ., m.-Parfait Four.
D. m.-Columbia hour.
IL .. m.-Cheer-Up Club.
WIP-Philadelphla- -S0O-BOe.2
$40 p. m.--Lanin's Orchestra; mar
p. m.--Uncls wIp; birthday list.
WOO-PHTLADELPH -60s.2
1880 .. m.-WOO Trio.
$3.50 D. mr.. C.. o. Band.
S:05 p. m.-AddresH by J. St George
Joyce.
S:25 p. m.-Fox Theatsr program.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Julius w. Tolson. rs. Piney Point.
Rnd- Rose U. Gately, rs. The Rev. T.
v. Fitzgerald.
Harry Miller Brown. 20 and Gertrude
Virginia Shepherd, 2s The Rev. W.
Andrew S C. King, q, and Andrea
Greenwel 10. The Rev. f. c. Primm.
John r. Russell, 80. and Ollie Bell
field 20. The Rev. shelton Miller;
Hervey Sterling Unansst. %. Hun
tinEdon. Pa. and Constance Violet
Henry Cole, 10, and Roslna Lowe, IS.
Judge Robert e. Mattingly
Robert w. Shields. IS, and Mildred
3. Everhart, "a, The Rev. J. C.
Arthur C. McEivoy. So. and Ethel NJ.
Taylor, a. Reno. The Rev. George L.
Roy Hogan Brown, 40, and stella
Joan Shea. 81. The Rev, D. ]. Ken
nedy.
Frank Y. withers, A, and Lille A.
Olive, 90. The Rev. J. e. Briggs.
x lanes H Mcneil. IS and Blanche
sAfarEaret Smith. 26. The Rev. w. s.
Abernethy,
Herman Hunter. 81. and Gertrude
Moore. Is. The Rev. James Brown.
John A. Simms, IS. and Ethel Far
man. 81, both of Baltimore. The Rev.
J. I. Loveings
Henry A. Brown, I'll. ana Bessie M.
Bradley, Is. both OF Baltimore, The
Rev. J. 3. Briggs
John Wise Tastet. 20, and Nellie May
Walker, %. The Rev. Francis x. Cav
anaugh.
Henry w. Robinson, 81. ana Rose
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$3.50 ,. m.-wEAF Program.
1880 p. m.-The Cavaliers.
l2;4S a. n.-Nighthawk Frolic.
WHB-Kansas City-eeO-337
p. m.-Artist Concert.
KFAB-LineOIn-05O 300
p. m.-GoodWill Program.
$3.50 p. m.--University OF Nebraska.
p, m.--Orchsstra; Entertainers.
1880 p. m.-Hamony Boys; Varied
Program.
wHAs-LouisviIIe-OSO-AS1.s
$40 p. m.---Violinist.
.. m.--WJz Program.
$3.50 p. m.-Virginia Vetters Enter
WBAGJ-NiIwaukee-l
p. m.-scores; dinner music.
p. m,-WJZ program.
II p. m.-MusicaI program.
1850 ?; m;-pance music:
9 p. m.-concert Orchestra.
D. m.-Variety program.
10 p, m.-Dance program.
Observation-Disclosures
T:l5 .. m.-Dinner concert.
p. m.--Movie Club.
IL p. m.--Frolic.
WCCO-MinneapOIis-st. PauI-7a0-AI0A
7:IS p. m.--Wesiey Barlow's orches.
$50 p. m.-wEAF program a hours).
1880 ?. m.-Reader; whistler.
WsMB-New OrIeanS--8S0 -322A
''0 &sR-Ss SRSifs HsSSrss% "a hr''.
9 ,. m.--Bedtims story; concert or
chestra.
p. m.--WJZ program.
10 p. m.-WEAF program.
1880 p. m.-Second anniversary eele-
brAtion.
henandOah--1IlO-2T0
D. m.-Concert.
henandoah-seO- se4.B
p. m.-scores; markets: news; story
hour.
p. m.-Car-Mo-Jon hour
- KFUO-St. L0uis-55O-54B
1880 p. m.--Address; music.
KMOX-St. LOuis-1OO0-2o9,8
p. m.-Columhia network.
IL p. m.-Dance music g houFEl,
KSD-St. LOuis-56O-5l6
.. m.-WEAF program.
CNRW--Winnipag-
IL .. nc. n. R Little Symphony.
-Wlchita-l220-245.6
$3.50 p. m.-Musical program.
WADC-Akr0n--1Ol-2
p. m.-Columbia network.
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DEATHS

Jacob o. Miller, 81 years Providence
Hospital.
cyprianus Fitzwater. IS years PrOvi-
dence Hospital.
Elanor Foster. rs years. George WASH
ington University Hospital.
Richard W. Clascton II years, $50 D
ST. S. w.
William J. Pagan, n years, 5s17
Ninth st. n. W
Jacob Dreisonstok, 70 years, 1908
Oregon Ave. N W.
Theodosea Clark. IS years, 482s Sec
ond st. N. w
Dave Miller. SIS years. Walter Reed
General Hospital
Catherine " Kraft. IS years, 1881
Seventh St. n. e.
Mary F. conner. IS years ai24 N
Julia N Piper IS years. sM Ran
Mary s. Wood. A. years. 1sas St.
S. z.
Andrew viliEoS A. years. TnberculOsis
Lucy H. Burnside, ~ years asOl In
gomar st.
Francisco s. Durant, 81 years, St.
Elizabeths Hospital.
Thelma W. Godbold, rs years. Cas-
ualty Hospital,
Edith L Johnson, 10 years, 7OS Thir-
teenth st. s z.
Lula Ksaslsy. 81 years 1417 Tenth
Clifford J. Lomax, As years Freed.
mems Hospital.
Eugene Thornton. months, AIS N
St. N w
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Wild Duck Guards
Hurt Mate Atop
Hotel

NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-The loyalty
displayed by a wild mallard duck
In refusing to desert her wounded
mate and in seeking to defend him
from capture by employees of the
Hotel Belvedere, who found the
pair in the penthouse on the root
Of the History building, will result
in their release when the injured
drake il able to fly, according to
Curtis A. Hale, manager Of the
hotel.
The drake. a handsome dun.eol.
ored bird with a streak of rich
blue in each wing, was caught
despite the efforts OF his mate.
She huttered anxiousIy about him,
thrust out her long neck to bite the
intruders and hurled herself forcibly
against them. Her mate in captiv
ity, she still refused to fly from
the penthouse and, after an ex.
citing chase, she was caught and
placed with the drake in a wire.
covered dry goods box.
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BIRTHS

Charles A. and Ruth I. Kann. twins
(boys).
Frank and Lillian Geraci boy.
John T. and Susan e. Young. boy.
Joseph B. and chaulie H. Bowling
b.. boy.
Arthur B. and Mary e. Cooke. boy.
G. Rogers and Alice Arundel. girl
- Frank L. and Gertrude Davis, girl
Jacob and Edna NJ. Metz girl.
Gilbert and Thelma Hudson, girl
Cursn and Olive Rochester. girl.
Valentine and Marguerite Klein, girl
Joseph D. and Rose 3. Branson, girl
Herman L. and Viola c. Pulaski. girl
= Albert NJ. and Susan A. Owens, girl.
Silvio and Frances Tucci. boy.
Edward N. and Laura Humphrey. boy.
Robert l.. and Florence c. Fauntleroy,
Boy
James and Elizabeth Thompson, boy.
Henry and Elizabeth Carter, girl.
Charles J. and Clara Tilhman, girl.
Charles z. and Lottis B. Elliott, boy.
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I OMPING AROUND THE RADIO DIALS
BY GARDNER MACK

National Light Opera Company, NBc
feature.
p, m.-Asoiian recital from NBc
studios.
p. m.-Ipana TroubadourS. from
MIC studios.
S:a0 ., am.-Goodrich Silvertown Cord
Orchestra and silver masked tenor,
from NBC studios.
1880 p m.--Boxing contsst between
Marty Gallagher and Henry Lamar.
broadcast from the armory at Silver
Spring, Md.
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SILENT STATIONS
Distant-wcBD. wAIU, KPsN,
WFAA, WBAP, WHAZ, WOW,
WoI.
Nearby WIFI. wHAR, wGBs,
WIP, WBOQ.
Nays Search Futile
For Pacific FIiers

The Nays search west Of
Hawaii for the missing Dole diers
has proved fruitless.
The mine sweeper Whippoorwill
reported as follows to the Navy
Department today:
Thorough search Of johnson
Island and vicinity just completed.
No trace of lost Dole fliers found. .
The island is $50 miles southwest
Of Hawaii.
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DISTANT STATIONS

WSB-Atlanta--630-4
. p. m.-wJZ program.
10 p. m.-WEAF program.
HAS .. m Concert.
WoRD-BataSia-10e0-e76
p. m.-Musieal program; Uncle Dan.
. p. m.-Musical program. q
e. 10 p. m.-Chorai Singer; Bible lee
KYW-ChlcagO-570-B2O
p. m.--Uncle Bob.
1880 p. m Congress Hotel Music.
8 p. m.--WJZ program.
$3.50 p. m.--Studio program.
2 p. m.--WJz program
10 .. m.--Studio concert
1850 p. m.-Congress carnival.
WBBM-ChicaEO-7
3 p m.-String Trio; Edwards Or
p. m.-Artist recital: straiEhts
1880 p. m.-HardInE Thsater.
1850 p. Unpopular program.
WCFL-ChicaGO-62O
! p. m.-Federation of Labor hour.
y p. m.-EnteFtainers; organ.
q. m.-che5 Pierre Orchestra; en-
tertainer
WEBB --Ohicago---e2O-sO S.0
p m.-Paimer symphony; Victor
p. m.--Edgewatsr Beach orchss-
9 ,. m.--AEooseheart children.
$50 p m.-Tivoli Theater; Doncan
10 p. m.-sonE rscitaI: Edsewater
u p. m.-Popular program; victor
a. m.--Inf6rmal revue.
WENR-WBCN--Chica Ro--IO aO-2eS.S
p. m.-0rchestra and organ.
p. m.-Orchestra and vocal.
p. m.--Vocal and trio
1O:3O y. m+-Reumest program.
Observation-Disclosures
7:s0 p. m.--Jewish Hour
S:S0 p. m.-Senate Theater.
p. m.-Yaried Program.
1850 p, Unpopular Program; Golden
Pumpkin Orchestra.
WGN-Chieago-SsO-s
T;10 p. m.--Uncle Quin.
1880 p. m.-Drake Ensemble; Old
Fashioned Almanack.
$3.50 p. m,--WEAF Program
1890 p. m.--'somewhers In Chicago
Il ,. m.-Tomorrow Trib; sam and
11:2o p. m.-Music Box: Melody Time.
Chicago
,. m.-Sports,f Organ
pa n.--soprano; Mathew Sisters.
~ ?. m.--Your Hour League.
WIBO-ChlcaRo.--5
p m.--Pianist; talk, THE Constitu-1
LlOD.
1880 p. m.-Davis Orchestra.
TAB p. m.-Childrens Program.
IL p. m.--Sheridan Theater.
tanners.
ChicaEO-770-s
p Morgan. Cello. Edwards Or
IL p. m.--Edward's Orchestra.
WMBB- ChicaEo-11sO-sB2
p m,-Trianon Ensemble; Vocal.
S;&O p. m.-Trianon Orchestra.
WLIB-ChicagO--eB0 -sOB.9
Quintet.
~ D. m.-Ths Hoodlums
WTAS-ChICaEO--1 O-27B
II D. m-orchsstra; Popular Pro-
Observation-Disclosures
p. m.-Lowe's Orchestra; scores.
1880 p m,-Tenor; soprano.
p, m.--wJz, program.
$3.50 p. m.-H9vaiian Trio.
p. m.--WJz program.
~ p. m.-Violin, pianist contra1to.
1850 p m.--Newcombs Society Or
7:1S p. r1.-Studio program.
1880 y. m.--Remington Band,
$3.50 y. m.--WEAF program.
S:SV p. m-Courtesy program.
10 p. m.--WGY Orchestra.
CFGA--TorOntO--O4O-
$3.50 p. m.-Luigi Romanelli orches-
s:3O p. m.-Parker's Orchestra.
IL p m.--Versatile Canadians Orches-
WTAG-Worcester-S
1880 p. m.--WEAF program
2. m.--scores; studio program.
$3.50 p. n.-WEAF program.
1880 p News.
CNRE-Edmonton- 6sO-617
q. m.-Dance musAm,
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Sam L. Warner, Film
Producer. Is Dead

LOS ANGELES, Oct. Sam L.
Warner, 40, vice president and
sales manager of the Warner Broth
ers Picture Corporation, died at a
hospital here today.
He had been i'll only a brief
time.
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Special Notices

THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL MEETING
Thursday, Oct.
Local No. 90, O. p. c. F. I. A.
Of 607 z St.. for the election Of Business
Agent. Polls viii open at 4 D. m. Candi-
dates are g, r. o'Brien. John ouidgley and
Harry Rothery.
BY order of the President.
JOHN SPICEH.
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WHIIAM ia nEAL

Funeral services for William E.
Deal. who died Monday at his resi-.
sdence, Crystal Spring Avenue, Capt.
tol Heights, Md; Thursday at st.
Matthias Church, Bergman Avenue,
Capitol Heights, Md. Interment in
Arlington National Cemetery.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices to Main $780, Obituary Desk
w. LANES TANNER

Funeral services for w. James
Tanner, who died Sunday at his
residence, 1910 Nineteenth St. n.
W.; tomorrow at his late residence.
lnterment will be in Arlington Ma.
tional Cemetery.
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T ULL DAY FOR
RADIO FANS

Utilizing the tried and true word
gala - both as an expletiYe, as it
sounds, and a superlative, which it
is-one can say that this afternoon
and evening will find loud speakers
Just that-.e'en perhaps a little more
sol The worlds series comes to
Washington listeners as a double
header through two broadcasts by
distinguished announcers, and John
b. Daniel makes his bloW-by- blow
debut with description Of a boxing
match. These events would be suf-
ficient to make wednesday a banner
day-but there is more to loud
speakerdom than that
For the first time In history WRC
listeners are to hear. by direct
broadcast, the famous Silyertown
Orchestra and It's tame and silver
masked tenor. Likewise, for the
first time in history, the Aeolian
Company takes the air with a pro-
gram of imposing proportions in
which Rudolph CAM, the famous
concert pianist, and the Philadelphia
Simfonietta String Orchestra will
participate.
All of these, Of course, would be
sufficient to make things doubly
gala. But there is more yet--be-
cause WRC will break into loud
speakers with a morning program
starting at Ii o'clock when the
famous Betty Crocker. who has been
talking to radio audiences for two
years about household affairs. viii
be presented as a regular WRC- fea-
tuFe,
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MARTHA q. MORGAN

Funeral services for Martha E.
Morgan, who died Monday at the
residence of her son, Charles Nor.
gan, IL West Melrose st., Chevy
Chase, Md: today at the residence
of the son at 4.30 p. m. Interment
In Francestown, n. H.
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MISS RIANCHE HTRLEY

Funeral services for Miss Blanche
Hurley, 300 Third st. N, E.. who
died Monday at Providence Hospi-
tai after a short Illness: tomorrow
at her residence. Interment will be
in Mt. OliYef Cemetery
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Too Late to Classify

GOLF bag lost, on way to Alexandria. Re.
ward If returned to Lee House Hotel.
sum Of money lost Monday night, 1920 in
$50 bills, in black bill fold. Reward.
EXPERIENCED hand ironer Apply Harris
Hand Laundry. $40 Pa. Ave. s.. E
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INSIST-On the delivery of your
Times or Herald every day. IL
you do not get your Herald by
a. M, The Times by 5 p. M, or
The Sunday Herald by 8 a. M,
call Main $3.50. Delivery IL guar
anteed and your copy viii be
sent you immediately from the
Times Company Office by special
messenger.
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DEATHS

DEAI-On Monday. October s. 1927, at
his residence, Crystal Spring Avenue,
Capitol Heights Md, WILLIAM EDWARD;
beloved husband of Anna Agnes Deal and
son of Samuel Deal
Funeral from above residence on Thurs
day. October 6. at $40 a. m. Mass st -.
Matthias Church. Bergman Avenue, Capi-
tol Heights. Md, at a. m. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
WELLs-on wednesday. October 5, 1927;
CHARLES WESLEY WELLS, beloved
father of Elinor Wells Sch0oley.
Notice of funeral later.
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Phone Frank 310S Private ambulances.
col Ord ST. 8. W.
Clark. as. The Rev, ]. s. Montgomery.
Edmund G. Steis IS, and Marguerite
r. Holzbauer. ~. the Rev. c. j.
William W. Miller. 81, and b. Louise
Roberts, IS. both of Richmond. The
Rev. H. W Tolson.
James e. Swan. 81, and Ann Margaret
Foster. rs. The Rev. c. J. Dacey.
Paul Blumbary. 81. and Rose Cohen,
%, Baltimore. The Rev. J. T. Loeb.
The Washington times., 1927-10-05
Motor Coach Schedules

LAUREL. MD-see Baltimore schedule.
Mt. VERNON. VAl-Leayes 14th 6 Pa.
Ave. y, W.: 81 so round trip. Red Star
Line. Main 1875.
ANNAPOLIS. MD-Leaves 14th Pa. Ave.
N. w.. 3:15 .. m. 81 30 one way: S2.26
round trip. Ferry copnections. Red Star
Line. Main 1913.
ARLINGTON, VA.-Leaves 18th q Pa. Ave.
". W. Red Star Line. Main 1918.
MD.-Leaves 18th Pa. Ave.
N. w, every hour on the hour, 3 Z. m. TO
8 p. m; also 10 p. m, 10 midnight, Sat. 4
Sunday only. Fare. 81 % one way. 50 Is
round trip. Red Star Line, Inc. Main 1915.
FREDERICK, MD.-Bussee leave Raleigh
Hotel. 18th and Pa. Ave, NV. daily z 80.
8 30 a. M. IL 80 and D. m. Blue Ridge
TRANSPORTATION Co. Phone Main 1910.
WINCHESTER. VA.-Frederlck schedule.
PA.-FrederIck schedule.
Blue Ridge Resorts-Frederi echedule,
MD.-FrederEck schedule.
CONNECTS with Martinsburg 3 Cumberland
Braddoek Heights Md.-Freder.ck schedule.
CUMBERLAND MD.-Frederick schedule
PA.-FredencK schedule.
4 } \ ii sVIi.LE-WASHINGTON motor 0er-
vice: buses leave avery half hour from
bus terminals via Mt. Isainier and Trent.
wood daily. j r. HOPKINS.
The Washington times., 1927-10-05
TIMES HAS NEW
BASEBALL FEATURE

The baseball fans Of Washington
will be doubly blessed-or treated
to two-ring baseball circus, as the
case may be-by two play-by-play
broadcasts of the world series-for
both WRC and WMAL will be on
their wave lengths. The WRC de-
scription will come from Graham
McNamee and Phillips Carlin and
the WMAL exercises will be con-
Quoted by Major j. Andrew White.
In addition to Major Whites de-
scription of the game, however, the
WMAL broadcast will open q long
enough time before the game to
permit The Washington Times to
present a new feature-World Sc
ries Field Flashes with direct mes
sages to Washington baseball fans
from Forbes Field from Kirk Miller
and Louis Dougher and the other
experts attending the game.
Kirk and Louie will have mes
sages from Babe Ruth, Managers
Miller Higgins and Donnie Bush
and all the other distinguished play
ers and visitors in Pittsburgh. This
will be a regular feature of the
broadcast from WMAL, as long as
the world series lasts. and will
supplement WMAL's own presenta-
ton of Major White from the Co.
lumbia Broadcasting System.
Enough has been written about
the Goodrich Orchestra and its
various features TO scquaint radio
listeners with its excellence. The
orchestra will be regular Wednes-
day evening feature from WRC
from now on. The WRC program
will also include a production of
the Gilbert and Sullivan opera,
Trial by Jury"
The Washington times., 1927-10-05
Scientifie Massaqe

WILL board children With ni9ther'S care.
bg week or month. Phone Cleve. 1927.
Evening star., 1927-05-27

Tropical Worsteds, Priestley's,
and Fairs Mohairs. and other
fabrics all at one price. Most of Il
silk trimmed and are just what yol
have for your Summer wardrobe.
of colors to select from at this To-
Sizes 33 to so.
Evening star., 1927-05-27
HELD FOR SENTENCE.
Miles s. Macon Convicted of Hav
ing Worthless Checks Cashed.

Miles S. Macon, so years old, was
convicted late yesterday afternoon In
'Criminal Division l before Justice
Hoehling of charge Of false pre-
lenses. Macon was accused of OBJ
staining money by means Of a number
of worthless checks. He was remand
ed for sentence.
The scheme worked by Macon, ac-
,cording to Assistant United States
Attorney Z. Russell Kelly, was to win
the confidence of his victims by get
ting them to cash some small checks
which We're good and then later to
give the bad ones to them. Checks
ttotaling $4,000 were indorsed by H.
Homer Musselman, manager OF
United Cigar Store.