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New Britain herald., 1927-02-25

Observation-Disclosures is excited
over third degree methods used by
the police. The naked truth"-a
man with bruises all over his body
was produced in parliament by the
opposition party when a government
spokesman argued there was no
documentary proof of charges The
uproar was such that the session
was suspended.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-25

Paris--The first line of play
really can make a hit. The curtain
went up half an hour late at a high
priced comedy, The play began with
What time it is?" Applause and
laughter then were more pronounced
than any following.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-25

New York-If you wish to hear
a golden voice at home free, tune
in on WIZ and connections at 9
o'clock eastern time tonight, Marion
Talley will be on the air.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-25

Middletown-John Swanson, So of
Washington, for past year inmate OF
State hospital, takes own life by
hanging.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-25

Rockville-Mrs. Emma Chanin
IS, dies in Hartford hospital after
taking poison.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-25

Princeton, n. J.-Beginning with
the next college year no Princeton
student may own or operate auto
NOODLES in the vicinity of Princeton
The reason for the ruling is that
motorists records are below the gen.
eral student average and seven per-
sons, including five students, have
been killed in motor accidents in a
year.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-25

Lancaster, Pause of intoXicants
the student senate Of Franklin and
Marshall college under penalty OF
dismissal
The Washington times., 1927-09-27
R0MPING AROUND THE RADIO DIALS
BEST PROSPECTS


s;ss p. m.-Bass bali scoren
S:so p. m.-Morxan KiIey. old
time fiddler, Washington, WMALr
. p. m.-puncan sisters, CHI
cago. WEBH t570l.
10 p. m.--Screen Letter Box
and WMAL Movie Club, washing
ton. WMAL (3e3).
CHAIN PROGRAMS
s p. m.-waIdorf Astoria Or
ehestras New York. WEAF, WRC,
WEEI, WCAE.
7:s9 p. m.-Traveiogs BY Mall
colin LaPrade. New York, WIZ.
sp. m.--Grsat Momsnts in His
WEI WTAM. WWJ, Voc:
Rosario Bourdon's Orchestra, New
York, VIZ WBZ. WBZA, KDKA,
KYW, WJR. WHAM.
$3.50 p. m.--Sealy Air weavers,
New York, WEAF, WRc, WEI.
WGR, WTAM, WV, WCAE. KSD.
WpAF. WGY, wFAA, KVoo.
p. m.-Eveready Hour. New
wGR. Wi, wcAE. wTAa. VV WV VI
WSAI. WGN. KSD, woo. WcCO.
WGY, WHAs. WSB, WSM, VINO.
WDAF; Cesare ssodero and The
Continentals." New York, WIZ,
WBz, WBzA. KDKA. KYW.
WBAL. wJR.
10sp. m.--Radio cavalcade. New
York. WEAF. WRC, WGR. WFL
WCSH. WCAE, WTAM. WWJ
KsD. WGY. WTMJ. wHAs. WsAL,
WDAF. VITO.
DANCE MUSIC
10 p. m.--casino Dance Orches-
ira Atlantic City. WPG s(27z).
1890 p. m.--Hotel Pennsylvania
Grill Orchestra. New York. WIZ
t456).
II p. m.--TaBeRen's Orchestra,
New York. WEAF (4s2).
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

?. m;sidney ana the Mayflower
T:sO p. m.-dold Medal Flour pro-
7;ls p. M @EYfteen Minutes of
Lyrics" by Alice Hutchins Drake.
?. m.--Great MomeAts in History
~ 80 R ). m.-ssaIy Air wsavsrs--tronl
e b m;--Howard correct imsfrom
p m.-rveready HOur--trom MIC
io-11 ). M "Ths Radio cavalcadap
-NBC feature.
WATAI--W washington
!, 20 p. m.-Times and Herald news
80 p. m.-sIOrsan Kiley. Old-time
T;45 p. .--aEKperimenting with
Farm Crops" 4 talk on experiment
station work. by j. r.. Metzger head
q department. Of agronomy. Universiiy
?. Mary Louise Graham. so
s:so p. m.-B. w. DeLoss in mando-
lin solos. acompanied by Miss Lucy
$40 p. m.-Harvey T. Townsend.
tenor, accompanied by Carl S. Millard.
p. m.--Ioint recital by Portia
Bailey, mezzo-soprano. and Donald
s:s0 p. m.--The Jewel Mixed Quartet,
Edith Jones soprano; Iva Grey, con-
tralt0: Paul Edward CARRIER, tenor
willard 8. Haynie, bass,
10 m.--The Screen Letter-B Box,
conducted BY Colby Hartman. and
other features through this courtesy Of
Loew,s Palace Theater.
1850 p rn.--WMAL Radio Movie
Club, conducted BY Norman w. Pyle
presenting Rita OWN. famous star 81
ztegfeld FolIies; Bob Brandies' Col-
legians. youth collegiate harsmonists;
Joe Burns and Murry Kissen, exponents
stage of Loew's Palace Theater this
week. as well as "Old King Cole, =
Dorothy Wilson Haibach, Lee Croniean
and Miss Eddie Misslitz
1850 p. m.--TimeA and Herald news
flashes.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27
LOCAL PROGRAMS
wRo-washlngtos.-4sa


s:45 9. M. Tower Health Exercises
from NBC stndios
a nl.--..The Roaring Lyona.,--from
NBC studios.
s:1s a. m.Federation Morning De-
yotions--NBC feature.
S:30-S:46 =. m.--"Cheerio',-NBC Tea.
ture.
1915 p. m.-Frank Farrell and his
Greenwich Village Inn Orchestra--NBC
feature.
Homer l.. Kilt studios
2:lS p. rn.--Play BY play account Of
the Washington-Boston baseball game
broadcast by Thornton Fisher through
courtesy Of Charles Schwartz q Son.
from the Evening Star studios
4-5 p, m.-Cornelius Van Rees pianist. .
Ethel Rea. soprano: Manhattan Trio
ard Blue Hills Plantation Orchestra- =
all NBC features.
p. NV Waldorf Astoria Orchestra.
NBC feature.
s:SS D. m.-tInited Press BASEBALL
sccres--NBC feature
The Washington times., 1927-09-27
DISTANT STATIONS

WPG-AtIantio City--IIoO-
ssss p. m--News: organ; dinner
siss ?: m-PIayg HighliEhts.
20 p m.--Dance music
1850 y. m.--MarceIle Dun
II P. m.--Dance music.
~ 2. m.--OrRan
W Atlantic City-IlIozsa.s
p. n1s--SeaNfde Trio
Wsn--A Atlantis 63O-Aakn
m.--WEAF' proRran,
1g n.-Concerf
1853 b na.--Concert
-Bntavia--fO OpO-a7G
Musicales chemistry talk.
80 ? m.--Bible question:
?. M Musical program.
~ p. m.-Bible lecture
kYW--ChI -S7O-6e0
80 ?. m.--Congres5 Hotel Concert
.. m.--WJz program.
~ p m.-Studio program.
- ssV 2; nl:--C Congress carnival
WbbA--C Chicng 770-Se0A
... p m'--Eoward'a Orchestra: string
9:t5 .. m.--Artists recital.
1890 p. m.--PonlaF prorram
WCkL-C Chicago -oe0-4ea
p. me- Entertainers.
l1sl6 2. m.--Granada Theater
~ ?. m.--orEan; Chez Pierre Orches-
~ - AJAAAe3A4 B BU---lUAU-No8sS
p. M. Orchestra: vocal.
p. m.--Vocal and trio.
1esA9 .. m.-P0pular request program.
WEBH-WJJD--Cilic AZ wc--R R20-96k. "A
2. m.- EdBewater Beach Orches-
ira. Brass Quintet.
$50 p. m.-WEAF program.
p. m.-Duncan Sisters,
Ie p. nl,-Uptown Theater.
~ mldnlght--String Trio; tenor
WGES-C Cllicar OIL 124O-242
s:lb ?, m.--Goldeh Pumpkin orcles-
$3.50 ,. ni.-zRev.cA. A. III. Griffin.
p. nl,-Grand Opera Echoes.
~ ?. m.--Maegie and Jisgs, studio
II ,. ni.--Msrbro stare show.
mldnight-Studio program
1850 .. m.--Golden Pumpkin Or
q. m.-~One Minute Pulnit
WGN--C -ChicagO SO-3O5.9
l0 p. ma radio announcer's ram-
lo:1s ,. m.-wGN ensemble; BARI
4 ?. mt Tomorrow's trib: sam u,
ll:2o 2: n.---Music Box; the sslernos.
WhT--C Chicago 52O-416
p. insisting trio, vocal: sports.
Ng;SO y. m.--PiAnist: news
~ p m.--Yonr Hour League.
~ midnight-Studio program.
p m. Review Of Your Hour.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

$3.50 p. m.--Tenor: Pianist.
-Violinist: Pianist
9:4e y. rn.--SopFano
1896 .. Fns--Mevie Eroadea III
1880 2. m.-Nat Lanirl'e Orchertr.
kDKAs-E. Pittsburxh go -a1s.e
p. Scores; string Enssrahls.
>. m. Sacred Sonre.
:s0 p. m.--WJz Program.
1855 m.-7rand Theater Revue.
WCAE--P PlfteburgIl -BBO-si7
p. m.-Music Hour.
$3.50 p. m.--WEAF Program
~ ?. m.-- Maggio's Orchestra; scores.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

concerts. She has one of the few
general untility soprano voices in
captivity that seems able to
make itself dramatic, lyric or color
atura on demand with a dash Of
soubrettish sprishtliness here and
there to add TO the variety. y.
Boardman Sanchez, her tenor sing
ing mate, was not far behind her
In either variety Of endeavor or ac.
complfshmeflt.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27
NEARBY STATIONS

WBAIr-BaItimore 10S0-2sB.S
$3.50 D. m.--Dinner Orchestra
T:30 D. m.--Male Quartet
b. m.--WJz program.
WORN Newark- 710-422.3
b. na.--Ja ac0bs Ensemble.
1880 b. m.-Balais Harmonists
1905 p. msHe Herlihey's CoilegianA.
WEAF--New York--81O O-aD2
n ST.. Blua Hills Plantation Or
D waldorf Astoria Music: !:
>. m.--vioIin ana accordion.
:l5 p. ll.-- speaking Of Bookss
:so p nl:--After Dinner Music.
p. m.--Great Moments In Hintory
$3.50 b. m.--sealy Air WeavSrn.
.. incorrect time
p. m.-Eyeready Hour.
10 p. m.--The cavalcade.
IL p. m.--H0fbfau Orchestral
WHN-NeW YOrk-760 60-3D4.B
$3.50 p. ms--Studio program.
10 ps m.--Muaical program
B kl;so Pr E. In.-SsilvsE Slipper Orchestra.
7:ls p. m.--The Granadas
1880 p. m.--COoka Travelog
p. m. stronhberg Carlson Hour.
b. m.--The Continentals
10 p. m.---Correct Time.
4 10 Musicale.
1880 n n Pennsylvania Roof Or
WRNY--New York--os0-soe
- ssAAf ~ y ~ ~ = AV&FA1l8 E1Nn-
b. m.-Edison Hour
p. n1,--Ensemble. SoIoist
$3.50 p rn.-Hugo Gernsback.
g:4b p. m.---Nagabonds
70 ,. m.--Jchnny Johnson's orches-,
WGBs--New York s0O-s4s.e
S;l0 p. MI Bird Recital
$3.50 p, rn.-Irish Jigs and Reels
$3.50 p. rn.--Radio Bert Williams.
$40 ,. m.--WGBS String Ensen1ble.
$3.50 p. rn.--Bedtims Stories for
Grown Ups -
$50 $50 ?. m.-Ths Girl Friend: Prof.
100 p. m.-Hymn Sing.
lO.2O ?. m.--Popafar Songs; Buck
lngham Orchestra
WlICA--New York--sIO-370
p. m.-Radio Franks.
p. m.-Pianist
1880 p. m.--Tenor.
IL p. m.--tsolden's Orchestra.
WNYC--New York--650-S7o
$3.50 p. m.--" Everyday EnRlish. ~.
3 p. m.-C -ContraIto; Dr. VizeteIlv.
$3.50 p. m.--Baritone; Government
WCAU--P PhiIadeIphia-- O-3sz
1890 p. m.--Snellenburg Orchestra
p. mr. --Minstrela; Entertainers
p. nh Melody Ship Pirates.
$3.50 p. m.--Radioliers; Gospel Singer
1915 p. mr. Entertainers; Cathay
WFl-Philadelphia--- AO-AOA.a
.. m.-WEAF Program.
WHIP Philadelphia oO-sOs.a
p. rn.-Unele Wip.
p m--RsadingG
The Washington times., 1927-09-27
NEW LUNINARY1
FOR RADIO

The cotton milling industry. as
we deduct 1T, is to make its debut
as a radio entertainment supply
this evening with a pair OF singers
who are given the names of Cot
ton and Morpheus" and win be
found travelling hither and yon
during these cool fall and winter
evenings. There will likewise be
an orchestra to do its tuneful stuff.
the whole affair to be delivered
via the great chain to WRC at $40.
There are to be various things of
more or less moment winging
/ through loud speakers from early
evening until rather late-although
we're told that WRC has ar.
ranged its programs so that in the
future it vii sign off as near to
IL o'clock as possible. The Wal
dorf musicians start their nightly
snore at these days as radiotics
noted last evening.
The baseball scores come after the
dinner music and this evening, for
WRC. viii be followed by 15-min-
ute musical exercise from Tore and
Biviano, accordion and violin ex-
perts, and another is minutes of
talk on books from Tom Mason
who used to be editor OF Life, and
has now taken to talking and writ
ing about the ! st things tn read.
Paul du Barry, Washington organist,
who hasn't been heard in radio for
some time, will have a 15.minute
recital at 1880, and at T;45 Alice
Hutchins Drake viii tertain with
is minutes Of lyrics.
FATHER OF REV. .UTION
IN HISTORY PARAMA
This evenings Great Moment of
History" will be devoted to Samuel
Adams, who is sometimes referred
to as the "F'ather of the American
Revolution" Samuel Adams was a
Boston radical who carried on revo-.
lutionary propaganda for some time
before the actual tostilities started.
The new cotton milling program
follows historical drama and then
comes the final concert OF the SUM
mer season by the Eveready organ
MISUNDERSTANDING the Revellers, and
including also Virginia Rae. who
made her 1927 debut at the radio
industries banquet with the Revel-
iers, and Nat Schilkret's Orchestra
last Wednesday evening. The Cav.
alcade will close the WRC program
with a review OF radio stars of
the first magnitude.
Morgan Kiley. the self-starting old
time fiddler, will be the early eve
ming star of the WMALI activities.
The late evening win, of course, be
devoted to the WMAL movie club.
This evening Rita Owen, former
Follies star, will be one Of the chief
attractions, and the program win
also include Bob Brandies Or
chestra, and Joe Burns and MURRAY
Kisson, as well az the regular fea-
lures. M
Outside one finds Malcolm Il
Prade and a traveIogue dealing with
Madrid Il one tunes WIZ at 7:3O.
At the same hour one win find q
rather attractive program by a seer
OF the Orient and an excellent in
strumental trio Of sIlIlful girls at
WEAF. The Rosario Bourbon Or.
chestra now playing the Stromberq.
Carlson subsidy, will be found At
either WIZ or KDKA at and
Cesare Sodero's "Continentals'' can
be heard from the same stations
and WBAL at 8. This evening
the operas this organization will
present include 'CavaIeria Rusti-
cana" and ''Trovatore." Between
the operas Lolita Cabrera Gains
Dor viii play q piano concerto with
orchestral accompaniment.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

and Mrs. Louis wechsier
and family. Of e04 Decatur st. N. W.,
take this opportunity 10 greet their reIa-
New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

THE PENN AUTO wRECKERs. Of 1900
11th St. s. D.. wish TO extend 10 their
many friends and patrons best wishes for
q happy nd prosperous New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

Esther Treger, Of Colonial Lamp
and Art Shop. 4e41 Ca Ave. N. w, takes
this opportunity to extend 70 all her
friends and patrons best wishes for / happy
and prosperous New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27
WIBO-ChIcaro-74o-4la

4 -
iots,. = ONNts Orehestrai so-
wrpAr SSLta. 80 go
- ms iSs..lolL y IL o. O., 1sO-sss.A
CO. nh ~. nis --1o"sras ana stralghps
wIaz rh,.. ,,,a -.
-. WSAAr-Sn nleas o--ll4e-1os
t'se ?. m;-sludio and dance music.
M5,-ynlc go--Sso-so5:e
,. m.-Drake enSembles Blackstone
Quintet
II midniEht--Vocal; organ: Drake
Orchestra
-ChieagO-110O-2Ba
p. m.--Classical program; Trianon
ensemble.
p. m.-Popular program: Trianon
Orchestra
& >. m.-scrsp book: % Sherman. Or
ehestra.
s.9H n m--Oid Town Tun
s:30 3. ni.--Don Malin.
WSAI--Cineinmati
8 p. m.--piantst: tenor
$3.50 p, m.---Maids OF Melody.
p. m.-WEAF program.
-ChicaEO-IO O0O.2SB
II D. Orchestra: entertainers
WMAQ-FQJ--Chiea
p. m.--AstroBomy talk.
s.30 p. m.--0rchestra
S:45 D. m.--NaVy talk, Can't Harold
Pike.
$3.50 p. m.-Orchestra.
p. m.--chapman's Orchestra; con-
~ D. Hls--Nt0lnfEL.
ii p, m.--Stevens Orchestra.
/ .. Unpopular program.
WBW--Cinefnnatf- -5OO-A9s. 8
p. m.--CrosIey Orchestra.
s.4b o. ni.-Accordion and hirftoua
J ,, m.--cOncert orehestra. aa O-l''Ons'
10 b. na.--Land O'Dance Muaje
WFAA-DaIIas-6e -1ae.S
$50 .. ni.-Concert.
~ m.-Thaater hour.
.. n1.--wFrAJr prosra,, .S,,s 4,
10 p. m.--Stndio program.
WH0-Dea lloines -50O--BsB.a
$3.50 81 m The yirferiane
s:3o .. m.-Bsnkera string Trio
string n trio ap''Ai IneAter arsists;
WGBF--EevansviIl Rza- -aae
D. m.-courtesy program,
1910 D. m.-Pianfet.
WRAP--Forf Worfh-eaoaoa
I0.3h = m --Qcnras. concers
1850 p nI-Merican orchestra.
KT4S-NIof anrirora-.fe6. eal
m.-f.ontraito. ni.nist
WDAE-KansaS fiav--eIa- ava.r
iS.se ~ r n -..Mnstin ,aanns n6 oreRss1rs. Rss.rs
1885 m-Nirhfbaevls srol;e
rETEt Ix..,as-. 1,is,,- 60 'ss,
D. na.-Organ: studio nrorraIn.
8 D. m-Evenfng concart.
n-LineoIn--a7l.sOa
a.0s D. m-University Of Nebraska
night
WnFC-NTemphla--s -se0.sl9
. D. m.--wEAF Prorrani.
~ p. PalRce Theatre
WAND Minneapolis 33O-2gB.A
n n.--Musical Program.
n e g-lnr7 4; orEss,; SIss,......, -. y.
p. m.--Zither.
I'VE EAF Prograli.
1890 ?. n -W isccnRin Theater.
ia'se 2. mfssnee c-los Music
WsAL--N Nashyi ille--e6 60-s40.T
I9 p. fn.--C ollegianS Orchestra.
~ ?. hn.---,Studi0 krograln.
WOst--DIa la--5D0-b
sssg p ms SWedlUh Harmony Glee
q
q {. S9,Mrlssy s,...s fsr ogTa q;
.,S M0AI-saE AHta1Io soo-soa.s
ssss rsi.---st stuaio PrograLn m.
80 AslI--sT l.9g ls---asO
sssg s ts.,R Y. IL. 3 = & = trogralsa
!, = z - 1soais--l OUO-kOe
E1;7nsair. eisss - Ssaalae.. 49,.
3 Y, =
Ladies' Trio.
yTa1lfs at.-,,. u AN o7sss5
3. M T1eg,es . ,,,,,-,- N
WEEI--ISOe o.44y
10@n ~ q. AIT. cv.s,ten. rss.kl go
WFT rIenrusaf sas Z s1a'
a.4S b 1fa.-Ratio Rarnblsra ~Toran
FEJAY.-.C1 C1eVeFaY,d - 9a0s sass
b m.-- Melody hny,r
d. rn.--VocaI prorran
9s39 B. mi ni----InefrtlYnel1fais renrn,
WHK-C Clevelahal - a9n ass !
B. nn.--Sopraf0. Az, S,s,s. rses,s
3. na.---The Eifararf
e:s6 a ms t,,,y,, 4 Z, -. y, .....
$3.50 5. r1.---vioIinint
i'd Is 1,1.--Y,n,srs ,s,,.t.
TyTsaM fsiSs.Is., :, : I 4 - 49, !.
4.aA 7, 8, ~ q 4 n -
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d.
II: ss:;' :iss:.;:: s':'; =: S.:s.... Sci
EssSs;'iS'' ss:s 81 s.: Ss.is.l.. 81
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

MAX. THE TAILOR" cleaner and dyer.
of 1904 18th ST. n. W.. exfends TO his
friends. relatives and patrons sincere crest
ings for the New Year
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

NEID0RF--Mr and Mrs Samuel Neisori
and family. Dol Louisiana Ave. n. w
ana 1880 Decatur st. NJ W.. extend 70 rela,
tiyes. friends and patrons sincere wishes foI
q happy New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

UNIVERSITY SHOP. 500 9th ST. n. ".
extends to its friends and patrons best
wishes for q happy New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

THE NEW YORK CASH AND CREDIT
HOUSE of 11Oo III st. N E. extends
to all their friends and patrons best wishes
for happy New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

NIB. LEVY. Of the La Paree Boot shop. $40
81. N. W. takes this opportunity 70
extend TO their friends relatives and
patrons best wishes for happy and pros
porous New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

MORRIS KRAFT. of 1928 14th Sc. N, w.
extenda best wishes 70 his relatives.
friends ana patrons for happy and pros
|perous New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

|WEnEsTINE RESTAURANT, nfornerIy
Flick8s Of 621 e ST. N. W.. extends TO
|their friends and patrons sincere Wishes for
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

NARKS--Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Marks Of 742
Prineeton Pl. N. W.. and daughter take
this opportunity TO extend best wishes for o
happy and prosperous New Year 10 rela-
tives and friends.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

IEVY-Mr. and Mrs.. Seymour Levy. Of
231 Douglas St. n. e.. take this oppor-
tunity 10 extend 70 their relatives friends
and patrons best wishes for . happy and
prosperous New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

0TTEEBERG-M ana Mrs. Joe Offenders.
1858 9TH st. n. w and 1921 10th st
~. ". greet their relatives. friends and
porous New Year
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

ana Mre 3. W. williams
and family. Of 1910 Buchanan ST. NJ WI,
To relatives and friends for = happy New
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

WELL Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Wells az
1923 11th St. N W. extend to their
friends best Wishes for happy and prosper
Oua New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

GARAGE AND ACCESSORY
&C CO. David (; Herson, proprietor, Of
for happy New Year to friends and
patrons.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

MACHET-Mr. and Mrs. NATHAN. Of 1929
Varnunn St. N. W., take this opportunity
70 extend to their friends and relatives q
happy and prosperous New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

QUICK SERVICE CLEANERS AND DYERs.
1T09 nth st. N W., extend 10 their
relatives friends and patrons best wishes
for happy and prosperous New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

on Ll0V Er. and Mrs. Israel Orlove. 1912
9th Sc, d W. take this opportunity 10
and 70 wish them haDpy and pruaper0ul
New Year
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

pIs and Mrs. /. al reake. 81
1901 Kennedy st. N w. wish 70 extend
wishes for ) happy and prosperous NeW
year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27
OPERA SCORES
RADIO HIT

Every little point on the diaIs
had > program all its own last
eyening-a program that came
clearly and with volume with
NOT much noise 70 disturb its
reception. Interference between
stations was noticeable, but fad
lnE. though present, did not dis.
eurb good reception. All sections
Appehted to deliver their melodies
atlka There was disturbance ON
tile WRC broadcast in some Sec
items of its broadcast area which
We are informed did not appear
n other sections.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

and Mrs. Philip Lustine and
daughter. of 3435 Brown ST. n. w,
extend 70 relatives; friends and patrons
porous New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

and Mrs. Nathan. Of 3514
34th st. n. W. extend sincere wishes
for happy and prosperous New Year TO
their relatives and friends.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

|WEINSTEIN-Mr. and Mrs. Elias. 81
5716 Colorado Ave. n. W, extend sincere
wishes for q most happy and prosperous
New Year to their relatives and friends.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

lLEVIN--Mr. and Mrs. David Levin. I34gl
9th st. n. W.. wish their many patrons
and friends most prosperous and happy
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

THE LAsKY SIGN CO.. Of sic Mass. Ave.
n. w. takes this opportunity Of extend
ing sincere wishes for happy New Year
to their friends and patrons.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

lLEVINE-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Levine and
family. OF $500 18th st. N. W.. extend
Ito their relatives, friends and patrons
best wishes for 8 happy and prosperoue
New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

WETNSTETN-Ritchie and Samson Wefn-
stein. of PeopIe's Tire Co. and Speed Auto
Supply Co. Of 904 Pa. Ave. and $40 14th
N. w. wish their friends and patrons 3
happy New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

TABB-Mr. and Mrs Lyman Tsbb and
family. of 1900 and 1928 9TH ST. n. w.
porous New Year to their relatives. friends
and patrons.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

BURKE-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burke and
daughter, Twenty. first and n Sts N. ". !,
take this opportunity 10 wish their rela-
uYes. friends and patrons q very hanpy
and prosperous New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

cAFRITZ-Dr. and Mrs. Edward A. cafritS
and son, of 1913 Sixteenth st, NJ, NJ.
extend TO friends and relatives best wishes
Tor happy and prosperous New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

BRUsIIOFFa-Mr and Mrs. Leon. ant
daughter. Of High View Apts.. extend
their sincere wishes for q happy New Yea
70 their relatives. friends and patrons.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

oRL0VE BROS. AZ d st. Market-The
New Year affords ne the opportunity to
ereet our friends and patrons and to ex-
press the wish that they may have happy
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

FIyEH Mr. and Mrs. q. Pfver. 81 332o
18th ST. n. W. desire 70 take this op-
p0rtunity to extend TO their friends and
patrons best wishes for . happy and pros
porous New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

BRUsILoFF-Mr. Nathan. Of 2117 Fir.,
St. N. W., extends sincere wishes for 3
happy New Year to his relatives, friends
and patrons.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

CIGAR AND TOBACCO co.
635 La. Ave, N. VI, extends to friends
and patrons > happy New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

and Mre. a. AL r
Dsane Ave. n. r.. take this opportunity
o. extending sincere wishes to their hiends
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

& LEVIN. formerly Holtzmanl
& Levin, OF 1882 Columbia Rd. III. IN I.
extends best wishes for q happy and pros
perOus New Year to All their patrons.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

REFS Mr. and Mrs. Julius. ana son. 81
1900 Harvard St. NJ W., extend to their
relatives and friends sincere wishes for 4
happy and prosperous New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

|R0ssNER and Mrs. /, and family. Al
1920 H Sc. II g.. extend sincere Wishes
LOT happy New Year to their friends
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

WIsElFA 1Er. and Mrs. Sidney. 1904
KeFilworfh Ave. n. Ii. Kenilworth, y. q.
take this opportunity to extend 10 an fheir
friends and patrons best wishes Tor happy
and prosperous New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

RQsENBLIFHE--D and Mrs. Alex. 81 7O4
81. n vi. extend SINCERE wishes for
q happy and prosperous New Year to their
reiatives and friends
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

and Mrs. Joseph speriing
and family. Of 1901 Kenyon ST. n. WI,
wish to take this opportunity to extend
best wishes for happy New Year TO Nelar
hyes. friends and patrons.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

DR, HARRY KAPLAN. OF the Farrarst
Apte., extends sincere wiahes for happy
no prosperous New Year 10 his relatives
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

DR.. AND MRS. WIN. oGUs. OF seO7 Ne.
klnley St. n. w. extend their sincere
N.shes for . happy New Year to their
relatives and trisnds.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

lLEVI---sara and family. of the Portner
Apte., take this opportunity 10 extend
Ito their friends and relatives q very happy
and prosperous New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

ALBROGI-Mr. and Mrs. =. Ambrogi. 2222
14th st. N. W. extend seasons Rreetfnre
70 their relatives. patrons and friends.