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I,APERING. PAINTING -. Rooms scrapec
sized. pointed and Dapered with pnlychrome
paper. So so up. Painting at lowest prices
Get benefit of duh season prices. Terms
Hp TO pa months. Estimates gladly given
Abelman Co. 1909 Ga ave Col. BAG
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CHEVROLETS-All models and years;
many repainted in Duco and fully equipped; ;
several v model demonstrators. Priced low
terms. Barry Pate Motor Co. Inc. 1926
Sherman ave 1918 Conn ave. Adams 5000
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FORD FORDOR SEDAN; fine condition:
extra equipment: good tires: price only S15O
Open evenings until 8 pm. and Sunday un-
til 2 pm. Universal Auto Company. Inc
1900 NJ ST n
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CARPENTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
dis for estimates. Col. 10177; night, Col 94lo
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1923: new dark
green. high-class paint Job. disc Wheels. 5
dition: upholstery is as good as the day. it
left the showroom don't fail to look this
one over yours for $500: easy terms.
SUNDAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-20

FORD TUDOR SEDAN late ! e26 model new
condition: used short time extra equipment.
mediate sale Line. 90S5-W after or any
time Sunday 20s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-20

ELECTRICAL REPAIRING. motors. arma-
tllre and coil winding: power apparatus spe-
cialists. Central Armature Works. 635 d
ct. NV Main 3ee0
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. ELECTRICAL WIRTNG-6 rooms. bath and
hall wired complete with fixtures. S65. Star
Electric Co, 73I 18th st. NV. Main 1865
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-20
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
{Continued,

WINDOW SHADES. screens & metal weather
strips. VIII eall with samples. J. M. Butler
q Son. 2031 Nichols ave. Sc. Line. 1923.
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES Good
quality opaque shades fitted TO your win
COWS. s5c: the best quality OF opaque shades
kieebatt. 18th and H SITS ne Line. $40.
WINDOW SHADES made to order: .linule-
ums laid In cement. We tlt your windows
stoves, floor coverings. 1890 Good Hope I'd.
Anacostia. D. c. Phone Line. $50.
WINDOW SHADES at factory prices.
Shade Factory. 11O9 14th st. Main 1O42S.
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KEYS DUPLICATED while you wait. 25c:
locks and firearms repaired; shears sharp
ened. Groces. 18th and E.
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ELECTRIC WIRING and fixtures; neat work !;
guarantee not to damage walls or floors;
Estimates. r. P. Gillian. Adams 44G0.
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FORD TUDOR SEDAN, 1925 model fully
equipped: condition like new; price only
1925 we have the best Ford bargains in
town. Open evenings till 8 pm. and sun
day until 2 pm. Universal Auto Company
q LOO NJ st n
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EAPFRING AND PAINTJNG-Special prices
tips month only; average size room scraped,
sized, painted and naperpd with polychroma
Daper IS 90; washable paper that can be
painting and plastering at low prices We
Use Dutch Boy lead and pure linseed oil
snlxing pants ON premises so ingredients can
s)e eeen. All paperhanging guaranteed in
writing ,,iI, 8 Years This is local concern
Free estimate Philadelphia Decorating Co
Inc. 81 1-Si7 9th st. NV. Main 1896. Open
eNoninws oGs
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CHEVROLET TOURING 1874: $50 down
and balance monthly: has seat covers also
good top and upholstery paint and rubber
a.x Sa motor 55o1l,, y9,nr car in trade
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CHEVROLET SEDAN, 1921. paint: tires. and
mechanical condition excellent: $50 cash,
balance SIS per month; NJ A; Broughton
1904 r. I. ave. ne. Potomac 5246-J.
CHEVROLET COUPE. latest 1926 model; in
perfect condition: must sell at once: S435;
terms Cleveland 1854. C3s
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CHRYSLER So SPORT TOURING. latest
model: new, car slightly used; low mileage.
This ear looks like it Just rolled out of
/ extras; party taking up Just the unpaid
notes. S59S. u months to pay for IL;
! trade your car in. See Mr. Sprngnian Peck :
| Garage 212I l4th st W Always nnen
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PIANO TUNING 81. We specialize in gen
eral piano repairs and reblii! ling. Get our
estimate Prices reasonable. Skilled me-
.hanics. Work guaranteed. Sanderson.
SchaeHer Co. 6i4 II at. Line. 1857.
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house wired complete. with fixtures. .$67 so:
convenient time payments IL desired Met
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PAPERHANGINo. WHOLE HOUSE $50: s
rooms and 2-story hall. No 2 grade inrid
ing poiychrome. Writer prices. Ad. 2326
pAPERH = SO ING-~-R Rooms papered So and
Up. A: II George 1884 18th at NV
Phone Adams 56sT-
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FOR BETTER USED CARS" WALLACE.
CONNECTICUT AND l..
FORD COUPE, LATE 1924.
In perfect condition. with many extras
and insurance; just overhaued: sacrifice for
SI65 cash. Phone for demon stratfon. Mr..
Richardson Col 5266 2Os
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CHEVROLET. COACH. 1925: $50 down.
basaee arg monthly ahhs has been TN but few
tenders are perfect; has : excellent tires;
: Adams Motor Co p010 18th w
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androns. etc, reIacauered: fine silver plat
Ing. Est. 1910, John a. Gottsman K Co.
Tel. Frank 543l $50 Pierce st. NV.
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new in December: has only been driven a
few miles: must sell at once; terms if de-
sired Phone Adams 2594
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FLOORS waxed with machine. 81 up a
5Dom: vanishing or Rcraping. &c foot up.
ART Floor Co. Adams GSS3.
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PLASTER REPAIRING and straight new
work. patching and pontlng-up. Get the
prices. LLOYD Perlue. 1928 18th St. NV.
Franklin iTli-W. o2'
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CHEVROLET COUPE. late 1924; balloon
tires. disc wheels. fully equipped: newly
painted: excellent condition; cheap for cash.
Call Pot 34S2 20*
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FURNITURE of all kinds wanted best
'rrces paid. CAPITAL Furniture Co. 49o La
ave n " or phone Franklin l0281.
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=
CHRYsLER 8. 70 late 1926 special sport
roadster; cost s. 800: run only few miles:
beat. We will take in your old car and nd
arrange terms TO fit YOUR income Marmun
Used Car DEBT. 1919 l7th st, NV. Pot. 500.
CHRYsLER 1926 5rass. coach. model 3:
Buick Agency. l016 Conn. ave
CHRYSLER COUPE. 1926; nearly new: good
rubber; $500. terms or cash. Call Adams
CHRYsLER 20 ROADSTER 1926: like new
and in the best of condition in every re-
spect; has rumble seat. II. Is. Leary. Jr &
Bros 1921 l4th st. NV. Open evenings
CHRYsLER ""5s" SEDAN. 1926; perfect me-
driven only 5000 miles. Adams 6sI1 1888
CHRYsLER 70 COACH. 1926; fully equip
ped. including s practically new tires Wind
shield Miper etc r ear in o perfect condition
Leary. Jr & Bros. 1921 I4th St. NV; open
evenings and SUNDAYS.
CLEVELAND SPORT TOURING 1928: disc
wheels; full equipment: bargain: your car
in trade: $40 cash. $50 per month. 1927
Connecticut ave. NV.
balloon tires: Sl40 cash S20.42 per month.
lT@T Connections ave. NV.
CLEVELAND SIX SPORT TOURING. 1923:
$50 cash, SIS per month. 1927 Connecticut
ave. NV
CLEVELAND COACH. 1925 4-wheeI brakes,
dition; your car in trade: $500 cash. S46.6
per month, 1727 Connecticut ave NV.
$50: terms owens, 6,23 Ga. V ave emu ''''
s5o e Goop6 6wes oaas f ga a bargain at
DODGE SPECIAL SEDAN. 1925. type IA" ::
fully equipped and will stand the closest in
spection. only $3.50. Adams SSH. 1863
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BEDDING. MATTRESSES. box springs and
pillows renov: best prices and prompt del.
Wash Mattress CO.. $40 ST. s.w. NJ 1873.
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CHRYSLEgR COACH. 1926: frst-ciass condi.
ton: good rubber: q real bargain at 81 O00
Phone Main 10255. 8 to 10 am. or 6 to
z n
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BUILD or remodel anything. Estimates anu
plans Nicksali Construction Co: West lS22.
CARPENTER AND JOBBING: metal westh-
~fr stripping: estimates free. Adams 1874.
NJ. Brining 1859 TAYLOR st. 2Ss
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FORD sedan 1925 in very good condition
must be seen to be appreseibated: ; tires. all
balance easy monthly payments Apply
William Rosentha! Lincoln 6344
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CADILLAC 6:3 SUBURBAN SEDANS. 7-pass
t2) i'll perfect condition: privately owned;
to I've sold at great sacrifice; your car III
trade: terms arranged Lincoln Saicsroom,
e, GNnD MllM nNSN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-20

CHEVROLET, Sport Model Touring, l225--
New. special Duco paint. disc wheels. .
hrand-new tires front and rear bumpers.
nickel trim, Spanish leather top, other
extras; mechanically perfect. Must sell at
pho0p Franklin 1c~o-J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-20

HOME IMPROVEMENT ENGINEERS =
Plumbing heating. porch Enclosures. electri-
cal wiring AMI fixtures. painting. papering,
swNtngS and shades Misunderstanding. metal
ceilings, bathtubs pedestal basins and kitch
en- SINKS. hardwood floors. tile floors and
walls. We viii give YOU up to three years
70 pay without interest no money down
Cali US Qp for our plans. Penn Improvement
Co. Inc. OIL eth 81 NV Main h12
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AUTO RADIATOR EXPERTS. Batteries :;
tanks. Tenders; low prices. Tucker Coz 3no-S
r Marshall nj 50 courthouse NJ 251B.
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AUTO REPAIRS made by. experts; special
rates on FordS Monarch Auto Repair, t63
Park ri Nv Col .355-W. 70"
Evening star., 1927-12-04
Season Of Grand Opera
= Notable Event in Capital
Brilliant and Fashic nable Audience Expected to
Greet Presentation of "Mignon" at Polls
d Theater Tomorrow Night

Godfrey l.. Cabot, Mrs. o. b. Camp
bell, Mrs. ]. IL. Carroll.
Mrs f. c. Chadbourne, Miss Martha
G. Goldman. Mrs. James II. Mann
Mrs Avery Coonlcy, Mrs. Charles /
Corby Mrs. w, s. Corby, Mrs. Parkei
Corning. Mrs. Richard Parker Crcn
shaw. Mrs James +. Curtis, Mrs
Richard Porter Davidson, Mrs. Fred
eric \. Delano. Mrs. William +. Den
mis-. Mrs. Alvin Dodd Mrs. William
J. Donovan, Mrs. a, c. Downing, Mrs
Tracy Dows. Mrs. Geneva Dunham
Mrs. John r. Edie. Nine. Ekengren.
Mrs. stephen B. Elkins. Mrs Frank
lin Ellis. Mrs. Hayne Ellis. Mrs. w
c. Eustis, Mrs. Henry w. Fitch, Mrs.
John c. Fremont. Mrs. Frank Bar
rows Freyer. Mrs. Edward l.. Gam.
Mrs. John II. Gibbons, Mrs. w. lrv-
ing Glover. Mrs. Frederick Dent
Grant, Miss Bell Gurnee. Mrs. Eugene
Hale. Mrs. stokes Halkett, Mrs. w.
II. Hannay Mrs. William Hard, Mrs.
J. Borden Hartman. Mrs. Alvin i.
Hert, Mrs. Christian Heurich, Mrs.
Frederick c. Hicks. Mrs. b. II, Ilol-
combe, Miss Blanche c. Hopes, AIRS.
Archibald Hopkins. Mrs. Francis II.
a. Junkin, Mrs. Frederick A. Keen.
Mrs. Lyman Kendall, Mrs. J. 3. Ken
Marshall Langhorne. Mrs, James
hampton, Mrs. David Meade Lea,
Mrs. Frank G.. Let's. Mrs. Demarest
Lloyd, Mrs. Breckenridge Long, Mrs.
Frederic d. McKenney, Mrs Thomas
Maher, Mrs. +. r. Meigs, Mrs.
Gerrit S. Miller, Mrs. Ogden l..
Mills, Mrs. Charles W. Miltenbercer,
Mrs. Francois Berger Moran, Mrs. Nc
Kenzie Moss, Mrs. William G.. Noble,
Mrs Joseph Noell Mrs. Frederick A..
Parkhurst. Mrs. Chauncey G. Parker.
Mrs. Edwin b. Parker. Mrs. James S.
Parker. Mrs. Rushmore Patterson,
Mrs. Armistead Peter. Sd, Mrs. Duncan
Philips. Mrs. William NJ. Ritter. Mrs,
Cuno Fl. Rudolph, Mrs. Lindsay Rus
sell, Mrs. r. +. Saul, Miss Julia f..
Schelling, Mrs. Elmer Schlesincer,
Mrs Henry c. Sheridan. Mrs. Ben
jamin Day Spilman, Mrs. d. c. Staple
ton, Mrs. Mary T.. Stewart, Mrs, An
son Phelps Stokes. Miss Julia ID.
Strong, Mrs. T. Dewitt Talmadge. Mrs.
Alfred Pembroke Thorn, Mrs. Joseph
E. Thropp. Mrs. George Oakley Tot
ten. Mrs Effingham l.. Townsend, Mrs.
Lawrence Townsend, Mrs. Walter r.
Tuckerman, Mrs. Mary 4. Van Slvke,
Mrs. Carlton Van Nalkenberg, Mrs.
Edward c.. Walker. Mrs. Harold Walk
er, Mrs. Hugh c. Wallace. Mrs. Harry
Wardman, Mrs. Charles Warren, Mrs.
Edward y. White, Mrs. G.. NJ. Wilkes,
Miss Margaret Woodrow Wilson. Mrs.
Charles Boughton Wood, Miss Sara f..
Woodward and Mrs. Mark Reid Yates.
Evening star., 1927-12-04
Mrs. Dawes a Patroness
For Benefit Gard Party

The card party to be given under
ton Of the Twentieth Century Club.
Mrs. Thomas w. Sidwell. chairman.
for the benefit of the National Hitter
acy Crusade. will take place tomorrow
afternoon at . o'clock in the ballroom
of the New Willard Hotel. Mrs
Ernest X. McComas Is chairman o
the committee managing the event
Mrs. Charles G. Dawes heads th'
list of patronesses, which includes
Mrs. William Howard Taft, Miss
Mabel Boardman. Mrs. Clifford
Pinchot. Mrs. Charles II. Thompson.
Mrs. Samuel G.. Blythe, Mrs. Charles
g. Drayton. Mrs. Charles s. Robb.
Mrs. Hayne Ellis and Mrs. George
Otis Smith.
Mrs. Sidwell will be assisted in
receiving by Mrs. Philip Sidney
Smith. Mrs. Frederic +. Harrington,
Mrs Sidney r. Taliaferro and Mrs.
Proctor l.. Dougherty. Assisting Mrs
Samuel Herrick. chairman OF the com
mittee on tickets. are Mrs. Alfred
Brooks. Mrs. "A. T. Fowler. Mrs.
stephen Capps, Mrs, David Pfeiffcr,
Mrs. J. r, Campbell. Mrs. c. r. Ball,
VI >. d L. Null. AIS. u. L. 1idSPlt,
Mrs. Godfrey Creyke Mrs. L. w
Washburn Miss Jane Young, Mrs
r. II. Mcneil, Mrs. p. w. Prentiss
Mrs. +. w. Ballou. Mrs. Ernest Nc.
Comas. Mrs. r.. S. Yard, Mrs. c, L.
Parsons. Mrs. Grosvenor Jones. Mrs
Caleb Miller. Mrs. Francis NJ Good
win, Mrs. Leonard l.. Harter. Mrs. NJ.
A. Watson and Mrs. f. Flavelle Koss.
Mrs. George +. Bowerman has pro
vided each table with 81 prize, the
nature of which will not be divulged
until after the games are finished
Pencils and score cards will be fur.
nishcd, but hosteSses are requested to
bring playing cards. Mrs. Geoffrey
Creyke is in charge Of ushers and fol
arranging the tables and persons hav
ing single tickets are urged to notify
Mrs. Creyke so that she can plan the
foursomeS. Mrs. A. I. Fowler, Mrs
Evening star., 1927-12-04

Mrs. Gilbert II. Grosvenoi Of the com.
mittee of patronesses. Mrs. Philip s
Smith of the advisory committee. Mrs
Edward B. Clark of publicity and Mrs.
Francis NJ. Goodwin and Mrs. Austin
Evening star., 1927-12-04

Clark of supplies. The ushers will be
Mrs. Geoffrey Creyke, Mrs. Lyman b.
Swormstedt. Mrs. E. w. washburn
Mrs Alfred Brooks and Mrs. Abner
Ferguson
Evening star., 1927-12-04

J. r. Campbell and Mrs. Richard Fay
jackson form the committee which
will take charge of the sale of candy
Mrs. Lyman g. Swoimstedt is head
of the committee of arrangements.
Evening star., 1927-12-04

at the Carlton Hotel, Christmas eve.
from 10 to O'Clock.
Cards for admission may be OBJ
tanned from Liest. Francis j. Graling,
l.. S. A., Army War College.
Evening star., 1927-12-04

who wilt he in Washington for the
Christmas holidays viii share honors
with the seasons debutantcs at the
second of the series of dances given
by the Army and Navy Junior officers,
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lished after the United states Navy
Band commenced its concert for the
broadcast Of that program was ex-
ceIlent-and WRc.s own home prod
uct.
The happy.go-luclsy manner in
which the Roxy theater exercises
came to receivers again demon.
strated how much Of the entertain
ment Roxy himself is-what his
personality means not only 70 the
listeners but to the members Of hts
staff. Roxy was away again last
evening and although Douglas Muir.
ray did his Edinburg best-he IL
not Roxy.
The program delivered one fea.
ture that stood out--Eddie Mayo
and his harn1onica bands This ar.
ganization provided some of the best
harHnonica activities we've heard In
many q long day. True--once or
twice the ambition OF the young
musicians oerstripped the limits Of
their harmonicas-but most Of the
program was kept where It should
be and showed what can be done
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-16
BEST PROSPECTS

springfieled, Mass. WBz lsss).
1880 ,. NJ Morgan Kiley, old
time fiddler. washinEton, WMAL
m.-Famour players Of
stsins music. Phiiadslphia, WIP
,. m.-city park Orchestra,
Baltimore, WBAL t2S6).
1880 3. m.--WMAL Movie
Club. Washington, WMAL (3033.
CHAIN PROGRAMS
,. ni.-Waldorf Astoria Or
ehestTa, New York. WEAF, WRc,
- m.--Jaek Aibin.s Orchestra.
New York, WEAF. WEEI, WGR.
WFI WV. WSAI; George OIL
New York, WIZ, WBZ WRZA.
KDKA, KYW, WJR, WHAM.
1880 p. m.-Ths Four Bards.
New York, WEAF, WRC, WEEP,
vito WIFI. WGR, WTAld. WV.
;. m.-Eveready Hour. New
York, WEAF. WRc. WEEI. WAR,
W s,SiS WI, WI. McAE e.. w s,I,..l5
WDAFS ContinentaIs. New York.
VIZ, KDKA, kYW, WBALs
WIZ, wBzA.
D. nl.-Radio CavatcAde, New
York. WEAF, WRC, WGR, WIFI.
WCSH, WTAM, WV, WGT,
WSAI. WHAS. WDAF.
DANCE MUSIC
10 p. m.-Janssen.s Orchestra.
New York. Washington, WRC
(l69).
1850 ,. rn.-Jean Goldkett's Orr
chestra, Atlantic City, WPG (2f2l.
IL p. ms-EmerBon Gilrs Or
ehsstra, Cleveland, WTAM t5sel.
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LOCAL PROGRAMS
WRc-Washlnkten-ae6


s:tS 4. m.--Tower Health Exercises,
from n. 3. c. studioa
T.1S .. na.-sThe Roaring Lions
from = p G, Studio.
ills =. m.--Frank Farrell ana his
Greenwich Village Inn orehsstra, y.
1915 3. n.--Al Frssfmsus orehss-
10 p. organ Recital, from the
Homer Z. Kit stuaios, 80. -.
haitian Trio. iii II. 3. =. teatu G s-
the Washington-sE Louis Baseball
;. m.--wiliiAm ]. Pagan. baritone.
NJ. d. q. feature,
s:is 5. m.-LonE Distance swimming.
BY capt. Charles b scully. n. 3. c.
$50 p. m.-Hotsl pennsylvania Con-
cert Orchestra, n. B. c. feature.
,. ni.--sidney and his Hotel May
flower Orchestra. from the Hotel May
1850 p. m.--songs Of the city. 81
the -Four Barda N. b. @. feature.
n1.--Howard Correct Time. trom
3 m.-Essrsady Hour, from n. ,.
= m...rhs Radio cavaieade." n
io-ii 3. rl.--Janasen's Hofbrau Or
ehestra. n. 3. c. feature.
WMAI--Waahinkto n--sOs
7:1o y. m.-'Tirnss and Herald
ESQ 5;so ,, m.-Morran Kilsy, old time
f:l5 ). m.--"Good seed wheat
talk on smut control BY r. w
Oldenburg, Agr0nomist for University
OF Maryland ExtenHion Service.
~ nn.--Ethel Payne Bailey vio-
s:so ,. m.-cora spopsler, soprano.
accompanied BY MarEaret Bowie
$40 ,. m.--Mauries Jarvis Of the
WashinEton Arts Club. In helsctsd
.. m.--Joint recital BY Joseph
yiolinist assisted BY MARGARET Bowie
$50 D. m.--Donaid Brown, concert
pianist. in q short recital
10 .. m.-'"The Screen Letter Box =
conducted BY c0lby Hartman, and
other features through courtesy Of
Loew's Palace Thsater.
1880 p. m,--.WMAL RADIO
MOVIE CLUE. conducted BY Norman
w. Pyle, presenting Phil. SpitalnS and
his Victor Recording Orchestra, ana
Sybil Sanderson FaEen, whistler. stage
attractions this weak at LoaW's Palace
Theater, as well an Dorothy Wilson
HnfbRch, contIalfo, Lee Cronican
pianist. Billy Harbinson, singer. "0id
King Cole" and othsr features
1850 .. m.-'erimes and Herald Lat.
est News Flashes"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-16
LINE TROUBLE
MARS MUSIC

An Of the little things that were
navigating the wave lengths last
evening came to saee harbOr ii &c.
eeiVers, without encOuntePing
much static fog or being turned
back for other reasons. There
was quite 3 bic Of noise and the
usual amount Of fading, with
rather DOOR brOadcastlng from
WIZ and WEAF, but many sta
tiona came through with great
volume and were easily tuned.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-16
ROMPING AROUND THE RADIO DIAL
~ GARDNER MACk-

with the homely, plebian mouth
harp by enthusiastic experts.
NAVY BAND
PROGRAM SCORES
The Navy Band products were in
the usual finished style Of Lieut..
Charles Bentar and his men. An
excellent interpretation Of the al
ways interesting overture to Tame
hauser' was one big feature and
the repetition Of Rimsky- Karsakow's
"scheherazade" suite seemed TO
please the audience best. The Inn.
proved broadcasting Of WRc was
rather definitely demonstrated in
the ''Whistler and His Dog mum.
Der which Lieutenant Bentef played
as an encore -most Of which u
whistled by the band.
Pauline Heaiey, Leo O'Haire, ana
Billy Capps were to give 8 concert
at WMAL., but made q reception Of
it instead and during the course OF
the evening received and exploited
musical accomplishment of the MO.
hawk Quartet and Billy zeltler, as
well as themselves. The result WAS
a very pleasant evenings entertain
naent and the peak feature OF the
WMAL program. despite the fact
that the excellent Rumanian Gypsy
Orchestra was also on the program
and did full justice to its reputation.
Practically ali outside broadcasts
came into receivers without let or
hiTdrance and greatly assisted WRC
listeners in hearing New York pro.
grams. For instance, we tuned most
Of the Roxy exercises from KDKA
as early and as clearly as the
local broadcast usually get 1t and
gathered in WFlAF program from
WEAF direct, and from WTAM
and WSAI without trouble.
The grandUpera concert which
WEAF substituted for the opera
for most OF its broadcastinG custo-
mers utilized the services most
Of the male contingent OF the Soderu
organization. although only the
baritone. Corradetti, was scheduled
to perform. The programs OF
WTAM. VIVA, and WOR were
especially well received, and that
of WSM, Nashville, came in with
considerable volume.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-16

WCCO-AIpls. PanI--74O 40B.S
3 p. m.-WEAF program.
s.se p. n.--pur Friends In Other
1880 3. m.--Ths TrustodiAns.
IL p. m.--Seores; weather.
WTMJ--AlllwRukee- 1020-2e4
10 ps m.--Ad Shopper. harmony team.
lib p m.-Pianist; dance music.
WssI--NsshV lIIs--ssO- s4O.T
p. m.--WEAF program.
p m.--Yoics pppils
$3.50 b. n1.--Studlo program.
WOW--Omaha--500-6 O8.S
7:lo p. m.-Scores: Radalf's orches-
70 ,. Unpopular and old-tims music;
wIs-chIcaxo--s So-s4S
7;t5 b. m.--WIsS Players
3 b, m.--Don Maiin
B;1s D. m.-WLS Players.
WMAQ-WoJ--Chica 7eA447.B
p m.-Chapman's Orchestra.
$40 p m.-universItv Of Chicako lee
$50 ,. m.--violinist
. p. m.-ReadinEs
9:15 ,. m.--The HamiltonianR.
i0i4s .. m.--steveua Hotel and
Chapman's OrchestFas
10 D. In.--PopuIar program.
WTAs- chicaEo-IO9O-255
WLW-CinclnnnatL-7Oo-S
D. m.--Crosley Orchestra.
9:4b .. n.-~Accordion and baritone
. p. m.--Concert Orchestra.
10 .. m.--Cahtle Farm.
WFAA-Dallas-~6OO -499.5
7:3o D. m.-BakeF Hotel Music.
p. m.--Sportas readings
9:S0 ., m.--Trinity River Tour.
10 p. m.-Theattr Hour.
WOC-DAVenport- S5O-362.T
T:30 p. m.--WEAF Program.
. p. m.-Vocal: Piano Solos.
WHO--Den MOines-~S60 1854
1880 D. m.-Younker's Orchestra.
$50 .. rn-StFing Trio; Baritone.
WGBk--EesanBviIle--
$3.50 p. m.--Varied Music.
WBAP--FOFt WOFth-0D0-4
sac b. m.--Scores; Hawaiian Trio,
1890 D. m.--Scores: Concert.
1l;a0 D. m.--Mexican. 0rchestra.
WHB-KansnS GIty--8D0-335
p. El.-nrgans Studio Program.
m --Evening Concert.
WSAI-ClHcinnatl-
80 p. na.--Hawaiian entertainers.
8 p. m.-WEAF program.
. .. m.-Maids Of Melody.
$3.50 D. m-WEAF program.
WMC-MempIiis--5
8 p. m.-wEAF program,
KTHS-Hot Springs-5oO-SS4.4
1880 D. m.-Meyer Davis Ensemble.
$3.50 .. m.-Saxophonist.
S;45 p. m.--PianisI; Arlington Dance
Orchestra.
WDAF-Kansas City-eI0-S7o.s
p. m.--WEAF Program.
. p. m.-Band Concert.
$3.50 p. m.-WEAF Program:
KFAFs--I.incOln--07O
SOS p. m.--University Of Nebraska
KsO-CIarinda-lSaO- s2s
S:s0 p. m.--Musical program.