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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-27

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cisz7 by NEa SERVICE, INC
By Ahern
Central Standard Time

Tuesday
1000 A. M.--Recipe exchange.
1880 A. Ms-Livestock market, weather
1s:0o Noon--zaring Egyptian Theater
program. the serenading Troubadours.,
sports, courtesy Of indianapolis News.
$3.50 p. M.-Indianapolis Ford Deal
$50 MLCommunisy Fund talk.
Is O'clock
WAIU (2ss) Columbus Musicale.
WGN 1901 Chicago-Organ.
KDKA 1919 ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
WIZ sss sDEa s9sa orchestra
WV 1851 Detroit CONCERT.
WEEP l447(. ,wRC l4eSl, wcAE t5lD.
wCAE Sin Pittsburgh Orchestra.
$50 O'clock
WIKI l26S) Clsveland.orchestra
WHO (416) Chicago-Organ.
WJR CAD DetrCit-Ensemble.
VITO 1885, acknowledgements.
-6 O'clock IS.
wSEA 1851. Norfolk-Concert.
WGN t3o6) Chicago-Stocks: Unnie Quin:
KbbKA SID pittsbursh--sacred song con-
wGHP tsls, Detroit--organ music; chill
Wis ts45, chicaeo--Markets: organ;
Wild 9sssl symphony.
KTHs .ss4) HOT springsz-organ recital
KGO t3s4l oakland-Qrchestra.
MoR C4s2S Newsrk0Ensemsbiiei.
WLW t428) Cincinnati-Entertainers: or
wiz t441l Detroit-o Orchestra: Ford and
Glenn: The Dreamers.
WIZ t4tD New York-Talk on dogs: the
wEAF tSsaj New York-violin and accor-
wIP .l5oSl Philadelphia Uncle wip.
w w6M tssSs program
KYw, 1920 chicaso--Upcle Bob; dinner
$3.50 o'ciock--
Wink 1851 cleveland-violin.
WBAL l285) Baltimore-Cuartet.
w Whoa sis s7o HsE
WHO ssIsj Chicago = Orchestra: Deep
VIZ ASA New york-cooks' travelog. !
WSB t476) Atlanta Orchestra.
WOO (508) Philadelphia-Trio.
WHO 1881 Des Moines-Orchestra
WAY taa7 oleveland"seautiful melody
WIKI (265l Cleveland -soloist; quartet.
WORD l275) Chicago-Musicai.,
WLIB t3o6l Chicago Concert.
WJhA to1H observation-disclosures.
WSM (34ll Notwithstanding story din
ner concert
WIS is45| ohicago-orchestra; old town
wsAI lssD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; maids of
webb isesl ohicaSo-orchestra brass
quintet; harmony.
KTHs tss4j Hot Springs Orchestra and
w fSsSiS's Ss;ss, chicaso-concert.
| KMA (SS4) Observation-Disclosures twins,
WHIT t4l6l Chicago-Information service:
wIW 745s cincinnati-Q quartet; orches-
wEAb s.ta sg New 9Srk ;,ss moments men,
WTAM door. VIII fzo6l. WRC I46ej
WIZ lz54l New York-strombeYg-o Carlson
1 hour. To WHAM (278l, KDKA (316).
Mgz 1881. wJR CAD. kYw 1921
w wSs ,s sscs' .,..
WcAE t5i7l Pittsburgh Cello; hute; har-
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wIP -t5os) hiladelpnia--Recital.
WNYC 1885, New York-Soloists: educa-
$50 O'Clock
Wink (265l Cleveland---violinist
XIII (405l Los Children's hour.
XII (468) Los Angeles-Soloists.
WSB (476l Atlanta-Concert
WOW i508) Omaha-Popular;
VITO (535l Hartford-Harmony bellies.
g O'clock
WsEA L263) Norfolk--Orchsstra.
Wink 1851 leveland-Orcf eStra.
WHAM t270 Observation-Disclosures; organ
WRNY tsoo) New York-orchestra.
WBz 1881 pringfeld---Musical
WAX (337) Observation-Disclosures.
WSM (341) Nashville-OrcbnstrR.
webb 1867 Chicago--Stags show. -,
WDAF tS70l Kansas City-c fchestra; Fol-
WV fsss9 Cincinnati-o
WJR (44ll Detroit-Red apple club.
W N I4s5 C Chic cavalcads
Is6i), WCSH I3Si). WV 1851. wDAF
370l. WGY 1871, WTAM l400), WIFI
tf05l. WHAS l46D. WRC t46e). WCAE
SID, VITO $3.50, .WSp t545l.
WIP ,t508l Philadelphia-Movie broadcast;
WOW i5Csl omaha-Popular and old-time
XIV RS''S 1Sao chae ss .,a5tcal.
wGN 1905, ChicSsoC Recital
WBBM 1897 Chicago-Popular.
WEEI CAD Observation-Disclosures.
WIZ t454l New York-Orcheserr
wsEA tass) NorfolS1of E
WGN .t306l Chicago-Sam n Henry; mu7
sic box Solernos.
cNRR lstal Regina-vaudevills.
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Fishing The Air

BY G. SHUBERT FRYE
All references are Central Standard Time

Passing of the conventional radio
announcer, and the succession in his
stead Of the presentation director"
was predicted by Maj. ]. Andrew
White, in an address to the National
Association of Broadcasters at the
Hotel Astor, during the recent Radio
Worlds Fair.
Major White, himself pioneer
announcer, and now vice president
of the Columbia Broadcasting Sys-
tenn, said:
at is only the matter Of a short
time when the announcer, as we
know him today, will be no more"
Major White predicts two possible
Successors, namely the master OF
ceremonies" type with a natural
sense for making fitting introduc-
tons and for saying the right thing
at the right time, or the "presenta-
ton director"
The latter, according to Major
White, will have tools with which
to work-"the musicians, continuity
writer's and idea men," and will be
particularly fitted for work in the
larger stations.
Letters Of appreciation continue
to come in from fans who are highly
pleased with the Scripps- Howard
fight broadcast. Fishing the Air
has a card from F. o. Anderson and
wife, 4121 E. New York ST., Indian
apolis, and a letter from Harry A.
Robertson of the Robertson Cycle
store, 400 Massachusetts Ave-, .Indi-
annapolis Robertson entertained forty
: people in his store on the night of
the fight.
Those who tune in on station
WGBS, New York, at ITO tonight,
can easily imagine themselves trans
ported to the "Limberlost" listening
to bird songs that made it famous.
Edith Penner "a beautiful whistler,
who whistles beautifully" will
broadcast.
Novel arrangements by the con-
cert orchestra, as well as instru-
mental solos and vocal selections by
eshe Stromberg- Carlson quintet will
feature the program Of the Strom-
berg Carlson hour tonight from
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AAiC Auov VI Vic ouIll1llCI oCIlco VI
Eveready hours to be transmitted
through N. B. G. Red network from
station WEAF, New York, will be
broadcast tonight at 8. The Ever
ready orchestra will play, ass, Ted
by Virginia Rea, vocal soloist.
The program of WLw, Cincinnati,
for tonight at 8 will look exceeding
ly interesting to lovers of good
music:
The Formica Concert orchestra, William
5toess. director "Tschaikowsky."
Waltz from the Ballet '.Dornroeschen''
Eye who Have Yearned Alone"
The Nutcracker Suite (Casse- Noisette)-
Overture Miniature" ~
March.
Danse Arabe.
Danse De La Fee-Dragee.
Danse Russo Trepak.
Danse ChinoiSe. III
Danse Des Mirlitons.
Trio violin, cello and piano.
Barcarole, June" from the Seasons).
Andante Cantabile from string quartet
Orchestra
Romance in r.
Revere (Visions).
Fragments from the symphony 'Pathe-
Another interesting program and
one of exceptional beauty, this one
from WRNY, New York, at 8, will
be rendered by the Bright Star En-
semble and guest artist, Gregory
Ashman, Russian pianist. The COM
plete pfagram follows:
Arias from the Opera Fedora"
Amor Il vieta di mon amar
vital Koretzky. tenor. '''
Song, Of the Evening Star" tTann-
Bright Star Ensemble. ~s''S
''Hark. Hark. the Lark" :. .Schubert-Lisz
| Gregory Ashmen, pianist.
Anita's pance from Peer dynt'' -.
Bright sta; Ensemble. : >'''''
La Donna e Mobile aria from the
Opera "Rigoletto". 1890. O. Verd
Vital Koretzky. tenor.
| LA 6erenata" Observation-Disclosures aR,
Bright Star Ensemble.
Autumn and Winter, Bacchanai from
Bright Star Ensemble.
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SEPT. 81, 1927
Taylor
SKETCHES BY BESSEY
SYNOPSIS BY BRAUCHER

ions will be showr for the first
time.
An invitation is extended to all
listeners to come to the store dur
ing the broadcasting.
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1000 A. M.--Recipe exchange.
1880 A. M.-Livestock market, weather
fofecast.
1900 Noon--Zaring Egyptian Theater
program, the Serenading Troubadours.
500 p. M.-Late news bulletins and
sports, courtesy of indianapolis News.
$3.50 p. M.--Indianapolis Ford Deal
$50 r. M.-Community Fund talk.
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1910 O'clock
KOAl 1920 Denyer-Cohcert.
VILLA 1861 Clearwater-Variety.
KPO (428) San Francisco children's
,,, hour; informstion sergics; .
XII 146sj Los Angeles-Hawaiians.
TO WGR (3o3l. KvOO t34s), WV
IssSSl W WRi 1870 W WSY 1897 1897 WAN
1885,, wcAE (Si7j. KsD I545S. wLIB.
WOW (50er~ Omaha-Classical.
3 O'CLOCK
WAY t227) Cleveland--Voca1.
WSEA 1861 Norfolk-Theater hour.
Wink 1853 cleveland-Character songs
woRp I27sl Ghicsago-MgGsIcal,
WAX (337) Observation-Disclosures orches-
INK (ssD Los Angeles Orchestra.
wCBD (345) Zion. Il.-Mandolin and
cKcI (ssD acknowledgements.
VIVID 1866 Chicaso-Theater program:
WHOA (S70) New York-Pianist.
KTHs $3.50 Hot springsIsoloists;
wBBM (38s) Chicago-Recital.
WLW (428) Orchestra.
VIZ new cesgspitinea.als.
tsss). wJR tzssiill. KYM 1A t52s $780, "0N
WE ia ssg2) New YoTk- ,.6s Hour :
War Wa SD W WG9 ssS7ss|. w MgAM ssss5S}
WI ll4d(. WAS t4e1). WRo l4ssl'
WER $3.50. VINO t5l7, wCAE l5l7l'
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WHIT (416) Chicago-Your hour.
WIZ 1454) New York-"Around the plano
WRo (469l MISUNDERSTANDING ss9ra
Wear T492l New York-Moon Magic. To
wc GE' sis rs iPittssurgh;- sOlOist.
5, 49,, 49,. $50 o'Clock.-
E KRn ;sCS, falSssIHe6acRSats
WDAF $50 Kansas City-Concert.
KTHS t384) Hot Springs-Solots
WCCQ l4l6l st. PaulIQuartet.
WOR 1922 NeWark-Trio.
KPO f418J san Frandisco-Ccncert.
WIZ (454) New York-Orchestra. To WRC
XII SI0I I44iss. Los Angeles-songs, .,. =,
we" WV 1 as We WcY es79).
wFAA (4sS1 Dailas-Feature music hour.
WHO $3.50 Des Moines--Trio.
wcN ,sos cbioaeoS1IM Musical
CNRA 1927 MISUNDERSTANDING.
WIS ls4Sl chicago sshi.owbeat.s
WEN sMM IssSSol Observation-Disclosures oIsSskfsnd0Mssaasradsrs
WOR (422) Newark-Orchestra
VOL i447i Chicago.-Orchestra,
XII (468l Los Angeles--Vtolinists.
WcAE iGSi77l NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
III $50 O'clock
KDKA (316) Pittsburgh-Dance music.
W NcFi ||sSsI c Chi show; orches-
ira and entertainers.
WEAF 1921 New York-Frank Farrells
Orchestra: TO. WRC. (4e9(.
KYW t52s) chic sS o;cSacI
wRvA casa Richmond Orchestra.
WPG (27Sl atlantic City-Dance orchestra
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HeaG of your wonderful medicine in
the paper, and my husband bought
me a bottle, and after the first
few doses 1 felt better. so kept
on taking it until was well and
strong. | take it at times when !
feel tired and it helps me. l will
always have a good word for your
medicine and tell anyone what good
it has done me. / recommended 1t
TO my neighbor for her girl, who Is
sixteen years old, and 1t was just
what she needed She is feeling fine
now, and goes to school every day.:
Mas. x. F. BAssE1T, ZIG South
Hayford Avenue, Lansing, Michigan.
Do not continue to feel all run
Gown and half sick when Lydia e.
$inkham's Vegetable Compound Is
sold by druggists everywhere.
--Advartfs afn aYik
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BY Martin
By Crar1e
By Taylor
SKETCHES BY BESSEY
SYNOPSIS BY BRAUCHER

VIVID 1861 Chicago-Porular.
KGO (384) Oakland-Concert.
WTAM (400l Observation-Disclosures.
XIII (405) Los Angeles--Musical.
WCCO ais st. Paul--.Dance orchestra.
KPO 1920 San Francisco-Orchestra.
WOW (508) Omaha-Musical.
Ill O'CLOCK
COAST NETWORK, San Francisco. An
KHQ (S70l, KGO (384l, KPO (42S).
KFOA CAD. KFI l46al. Kew (49l):
kohl (278) Council Bluns-Orchestra or
cNiRv tzon acknowledgements
WBBM (389) Chicago--Organ.
WQJ CAD Chicago--Variety,
WSB (476l Atlanta--Entertainers
WBAP (499) Fort Worth--Musical.
liz O'clock
CNRV ODD Vancouver-Dance orchestra.
xxx (337) Los Angeles--BoXing bouts.
WDAF (37Ol Kansas City--Frolic.
KGO (384) misunderstanding.
KPo (42S) San Francisco-Dance or
XII l4ssj Los Angeles-Glrls' trio.
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KFAB 5000 Lincoln-Concert.
WOR (422l Newark-Orchestra
WEEP (447) ston-Entertainers.
WORD f275) Chicago-Musicai.
WTMJ 1874 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WOO f508l Philadelphia-Trio. ~
t tt4 % O'clock
KMA (270l Shenardoah--Carter Sisters;
WEAFL (492l New York-VocaI trio.
WING f297) Ashevtlle-Concert.
WLIB 1909 Chicaeo-Musical.
WRNY 5000 New vork-German program.
WGHP t3l9) Detroit Organ music; chill
dren's chat. ~
WIS gs45]. chicago Orchestra; May and
June. old Town duo.
WEBB $3.50 Chicago Orchestra.
kGO f364l Oakland-ConceTt. ~
WRBM 1887 Cficago-Co Concert.
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WSSY tS7S2 Schenectady-PIa
WBBM 1881 Chicago-R Recital,
WCCO (416l st. Paul--Concert.
WMAO (447) Chicago Orchestra: soloists.
WIZ asa New York-Pnilco hour. To
KDKA $3.50. WBz 1881. KYW (506l.
WEAF (492l New york-Musical minia-
ssss, WIG 3 Sl7SS. WAC FAC iSi7i. Ks6
WOO I(sOs, Philadelphia--orchestra. 4
WOW (508l Omaha-Orches x
WCAE SID stsburgh.-Orchestra.
wGN 5000 Chicago Musical gang.
WRNH (3o9l New York-String trio.
WOR (422l Newark-Orchestra:
KPQ (42e) San Acknowledgement hour
XII 1857 Los AngeleS-VArtety.
WRC (469) Washington Quartet.
WEAF (492) New York-La France Or
webb $3.50. WI|AF $50. wy, WY Is7Sl i.
w TI4M 94ss 500 for wl Wor aO9 MAh ''i
WHO $3.50 Des Moines-Saxophone sextet.
3 O'CLOCK
wPG (273) Atlantic City-Dance music.
kohl t27s) Council Bluffs-Popular variety
wBAL (285l Baltimore-o,chestra.
WTMJ (294) Milwaukee-Talk: Bob and
wNRY (soe) New York-Orchestra.
WIZ (S33l Springfield Orchestra
xxx 1871 Los Angeles-Orehestra.
WIS (345) Chicago-Fantasie time.
woo (353) Davenport-Variety.
CNRT, $50 Toronto-String quartet.
KGO $3.50 Oakland, Cal.-Little symphony
wDAF (370). Kansas City-Ike and Mike.
wBBI 1885, Chicago international music
wTAM (40O5 Cleveland instrumental solo
hour.
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mrs. BASSETT
/ ALWAYS TIRED
Now in Good Health by Using
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound

II have taken Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound when
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Fishing The Air
BY LEONARD E. PEARSON
All references are Central Standard Time

annual tour Of the country's lead
ing radio stations and will appear
at WSAI again later, probably in
December.
Next week we'll regret that our
receivers aren't equipped with tele-
vision apparatus. Every move of
the annual beauty pageant at At
lantic City will be followed by WPG.
A running account of this event,
music and addresses by the winning
beauties will be broadcast.
Each station in the Orange net
work of the Pacific coast has an OPP
portunity to originate program for
the entire chain. And 1t won't be
long until the Eastern N. B. G.
chains are more nearly doing this,
when studios are opened in Chicago
as well as those in New York.
VILLA is the new station, result
ing from the union of WITH,
Clearwater, Fla, and yvSUN, st.
Petersburg, Fla. w. Walter Tislon,
formerly with WSB, Atlanta, and
later with WITH, aiding it in its
growth, is manager of the new
broadcaster.
Have you heard the "Voice of the
Steel City" yet2 It's the new sta
ton dedicated at Gary, with FIRE.
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Little Jack Little, who has been
called radios biggest STAR" will be
heard at WSAI, Cincinnati, Satur-
day and Monday.
This summer he has been busy
making Columbia records, his latest
release being 1.-THE Rosary" He de-
votes much time to the preparation
Of new material, now composing for
Irving Berlin exclusively.
A piano novelty, Pretty Pol" is
Jacks latest hit, which is to rival
kitten on the Keys" However, he
expects Don't Tell a Blue Bell"
Just completed, ODE the years big
gest hit. He will sing it first from
WSAI.
This year Little makes his fifth
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-02
8 CENTURIES AT PICNIC

PORTLAND. Maine, Sept. 2.
More than 1000 persons, who ages
totalled more than eight centuries,
attended the annual picnic 70 TIM
Maine Quarter Century CluN
here. No club member is less than
rs years old. A feature was a pa
rade Of thirty-two couples who had
been married fifty years or more.
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Dial TwiSterS
WKBF (252) INDIANAPOLIS
Friday Evening
Central Standard Time

WKBF (252) INDIANAPO
Friday Evening
6:00-Late news bulletins.
Saturday Morning
10:OO-Recipe exchange.
1880 Livestock and weather reports.
% O'clock
WPG (273l Atlantic City-Dinner: music.
WAIU L233) Columbus-Musicale.
WGN (306) Chicago-Stocks: Punch and
Judy: ensemble
KDKA (siel ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: road re-
port; radio council.
WGHP (319) Detroit-Orchestra.
WBz 1881 pringfield--Scores; pianist:
Wis iSa5j chicago-stocks; organ: sports;
Wild 1861 chicago-symphony.
WGY 1871 schenectady. N. Y.-Musical;
scores, health talk.
WTAM l4o0l Cleveland Orchestra.
WOR (422( Newark-Concert.
WAdAQ CAD Chicago-Chimes: w le-
wake club; scores. ~
WIZ ASA New York Orchestra.
VITO (476f Hartford--Trio: piano: en-
wEAF asa New york-stardom of Broad
way. To WRC 1861.
W1P (508l Philadelphia Uncle .Wip:
KYW $3.50 Chicago-Uncle Bob. dinner
$50 O'Clock
VIDAL (285l MISUNDERSTANDING.
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ever L neeQeu
it. When I
first used it I
was so bad I
could ardly
walk across the
room without
crying. I was
tired all the time.
l think my trou-
BILE was coming
on me for six
months before !
realized it. /
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The Book of knowledge

For unsuccessful centuries men tried 10 master the
air Inventors year after year studied the birds and
tried to copy them and build machines to fly The
nails Of aviation are full Of the names ofhapess martyrs
and pioneers who met rdicuIe and misfortune in their
efforts such the humorist Trowbrdge wrote of in
"Darius Green and His Flying Machine"
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BY Ahern

quency Of 1890 kilocycles and OPP
Grating on 500 watts. Located in
the Grayrnill Gardens, it is owned
and operated by Thomas j john
son and his wife, Frances Kennedy,
vaudeville star.
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Harold Sanford's Orchestra will
take listeners on little excursions
into the masterpieces of yesterday
and today when VITO, Hartford,
rdios its Musical Miniatures"
They are on the air at p. m. each
Friday.
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WIZ (454 New York-"Yesterthots." To
KDKA t316), WJR (441), KYW $3.50.
VIGIL (4S4) Chicago-Concert.
WEAF t4S2) New York-Cities Service Or
s fascs5a' Cs4s0S. woe Voc tsssl. MsAl ssh,
WDAF 1901, WV 1879, WGY 1919
WTAM (400). WILT (405). WCCO (405t,
WEI CAD. WRC (469l. VITO l476l I.
WFAA i4sej, wcAE SD. KsD (545l.
WNYC (535) New York-Soloists.
$3.50 O'clock
KOHL. .(278) Council Bluns-Concert en-
VIZ lSgs)f New York = Royal stenog-
raphers. To WBAL 1881, KDKA- t3l6)
WBz 1881, WJR t441l. KYW t526). Z
wSB (476) Acknowledgements
WOO (508j Philadelphia-Organ.
WNYC 1885, New York-Symphony.
WHO (s35) Des Moines-Orchestra.
~ O'clock
wPG (37s) Atlantic City-Concert.
WORD l(275) Chicago-h.Ysical.
WBAIs (285) Baltin1ore-Ens emble.
WTMJ 1884 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WGN (306) Chicago--Recital.
WRNY 1901 New York-Male quartet.
WGHP (319) Detroit-Band concert
CNRA fS22) Moncton-Soloists.
WIS s(345) characterization hour:
CNRT $3.50 Toronto-Vocal ana mstru-
mental.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-23
URGE UNIFORM LAW
 FOR LEGAL SCHOOLS
Many Plans Discussed by Bar
 Association of Nation

Buffalo. N. r., Aug. e3 LF-At- throughout the United States still is largely a matter of education of the legal profession and the public to the value of having such statutes. the national conference of commis- sioners on uniform state laws was told today by George B. Young of Montpelier, Vt. president of the or ganization.
 The conference opened its 37th annual meeting here with business session. at which MT. Young's ad- dress was delivered. The meeting will continue throughout the week. and the delegates will remain over next week for the annual conven- ton of the American Bar associa- tion.
 Many factors enter into the diff culty of obtaining uniform laws, MT. Young declared, and there are number of subjects which are not desired to be covered by such laws. In this class he placed Subjects as to which there is a wide or irrecon- cilable difference of opinion even when the subject is one on which uniformity is desirable"
 There continues to be a large number of lawyers, the speaker as- serted, who see no advantage in having uniform laws, and the con- ference is seeking to educate these
New Britain herald., 1927-08-23
Personals

Miss Cora Bertini of 127 Griswold street, secretary of the Home Service Bureau. has returned from . vaca- ton spent at Quebec, Canada.
 George Beyer of Arch street has returned after a few days spent at Oak Bluffs, Mass.
 Rev. Eugene Seraphin Of AL legheny. N. r., is visiting his broth CT, Anthony Seraphin of 45 West street for a few days.
 Registrar William Ziegler has re- turned after his annual vacation of two weeks. The first week was spent in Canada and the second in Vermont where he took part in the Addison county fair as the worlds champion baton and gun juggler.
 Mir. and Mrs. N. F.. Williams and Mir. and Mrs. Walter Brookman have returned from Mansfield's Grove.
 Mrs. F. W. Fleischauer and son. Robert, of Dwight street, have re- turned from Mansheld's Grove, where they have been vacationing for the past two weeks.
 Mrs. Frederick Hubbell Of Bridge port is visiting Mrs. Earl Clark of Garden street.
 Mrs. Frances Marshall of Hart ford road has returned from a va cation spent at Brookside lodge, Chester. Mass.
 Saints church is a patient at St. Francis hospital. Hartford.
 Miss Josephine Goodman of Err win place Is spending . week 1t Bridgeport.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Wolff, of Kensington avenue will return Sun day from Cape Cod, where they have been spending a vacation.
 Miss Sally Waskowitz has returned from a trip to Boston. Miss Betty schrey and Miss Floise Diemand of South Burritt street will leave Saturday for two weeks va cation at Atlantic City.
 Miss Dona Probulis Is spending . week at Pleasant View, R. I.
 Miss Ruth Schaefer Is on a motor trip to Canada.
 Edward Kiernan is spending his vacation at Pleasant View. R. I.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-23
AT THE STRAND

Norma Shearer scored again yes- terday in her latest film. After Mld- night" which will be presented again today and Wednesday at the Strand in conjunction with the regular vaudeville program.
 Thursday will bring to the Strand one of the foremost and altogether most pretentious offerings in vaude- vile when Walter Fehl will present his production. "The Magic Wand Fehl will appear himself with his company which consists of two dancers and one of the finest or chestra's now on tour in vaudeville. For scenic grandeur and electrical novelty there is probably no act in vaudeville that is comparable with Fehl's "The Magic Wand" In ad- dition there will be four other acts and on the screen the Strand will offer Monte Blue in "The Black Dia- mond Express.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-23
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