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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-22
SEEK DIVORCES
IN PARIS COURT
Mrs. Clifford A. Cochran
Sues Millionaire Husband.

BIZ UHited Press
PARIS, June 22.-Mrs. Mabel H.
Taylor Cochran and Mrs. Phyllis
Duganne Parker, both Of New York,
filed suits for divorce today.
Mrs. Cochran was married in Phil
adelphia in Feb, 1906. Mrs. Parker
was married in New York in Jan,
1919
A marriage which stirred the
world of fashion in the first decade
of the present century will be dis
solved if Mrs. Cochran obtains the
divorce. Clifford A. Cochran, who
had millions from the sale of carpets
and who used some of them to es-
tablish one Of the outstanding rae
ing stables in the United States. was
among Americas richest million
aires in 1906.
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Help Wonted-Male
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


Men who can qualify in every
sense the term implies. Must be
willing TO work twelve hours
daily, to earn income of $4,000
annually. Gross sales can not
fall below a total of $1,000 per
week. This selling connection is
probably one of the best ever Of
fered in this city, and considera-
ton will be given only to men of
character and proven ability.
Radio Service Advertising Com
pany, $40 Illinois building.
CAN USE more men in sales force;
pleasant out doors work; short hours;
good pay Apply at once. 427 Peoples
Bank.
SMALL orchestra wants pianist and trum-
pet PLAYER. 1924 Draper St. after p. m.
CHERRY pickers at once. for half. 535
Livingston Ave. w MICHIGAN car
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Musical instruments

CHRISTENSEN School of Popular Music.
Piano, harmony and all dance orchestral
instrum'ts 106 Pembroke Arcade. RI 1890.
VIOLIN: Antonio Stradivarius. 1735 model;
cheap perfect condition: good as new.
Can be seen at 2020 N. Delaware st.
s35 CASH. RANDOLPH 1921.
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Houses for Rent

818 E. ST. CLAIR; "a mo. free: 9-rm. mod.
house; good for roomers low rent; only
$50 per month Lin $500
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Situations Wanted Male

INTELLIGENT young man wants steady
position; experienced job printer; will
drive truck. work in office or do any other
honorable work. Address Box SOL. care
of Times.
PAPER hanging and cleaning; 1927 sam
pies: work guaranteed. Bel. 2544.
CARPENTER jobbing at lowest cost; no
charge for estimates. Lin 1907.
MAN wants part or all time employment
any kind. Lincoln $685..
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RETURN 46 TRUE BILLS
Federal Grand Jury Indicts SIS;
Two CORPORATIONS.

Forty-five indictments we're re-
turned to Federal Judge Robert c..
Baltzell by the grand jury Tuesday.
The jury assembled Monday and
this was the first partial report.
United States district attorney
said f1fty-five person and two state
corporations we're involved, but
names cannot be made public until
sSts are made.
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Houses for Kent

ASHLAND. 1886; strictly modern; s rooms,
1886. ""'''' ~ '' w.
'-3 Modern; garage s9; SIS. Ran. oso7. 1o'
cleo, gas, wa. in kitchen; inside toilet,
cement .g99rcheasto walk gar yaaGr ss paved
CHESTER. n ell ; rooms rooms INC modern DER,
beautiful yard. 1rv. 0706-W
765-767 N. ELDER; ITO N. .MILEY.. colo=:2d;
rms newly papered: inside sink, gas.
toilet; water pd. $18. Ken. 1858.
HAUGH, 422; rms, gas cleo, new paper:
ST. Warren; 655; rms. gas, cleo car
sao p ss0s ss s'l Gable rm gas r fsc tS s
gar. new paper; $13. MCCULLOUGH. NJ. 1909:
mace; will redecorate: $40. Ra. 5146.
REDWOOD. 1886; 6-room strictly modern
double newly decorated. Bel: 0921.
1921 "; New York; 3 large rooms; gas
i44o Everett; 4-room cottage: new paper,
new paint. floors painted, woodwork
COLORED
new paper. paint and inside finish; $500.
1851 W. Vermont ST.; rooms inside
toilet, sink in kitchen. gas and elec, fine
NEsBIT L. sEAvEY.. 49,,
224 N. Delaware. Lin. 497l.
1888 N. PENN. lower duplex; strictly mod
ern: price reasonable. Ran. 1849.
PINE. 3i4 N: 5-rm. double. SIS; water,
gas. lights. water pd Riley 1885.
SINGLETON. 2O4l;. rms. strictly. mod.
double: water pd: garage. DIR ll53-M.
SOUTHEASTERN. i034-l03s; and 5-room
cottages. senli-modern. Call Wa. -Q3I3.
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S25 PER MONTH
GraceIand Ave.
800 DOWN

Albany St. near Shelby
Almost new. rooms. bathroom with
toilet. city water. gas. long living-room.
brick and cement porch. basement. garage:
S33 per month. BRIDGES & GRAVES
co 227 n DELAWARE RileY $3.50
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Room for Rent With Board

NOON TOT NGHt WIN DOQTU
MICHIGAN. 9O4 E.; newly decorated rms:
good home cooking. Riley 1907.
PENNSYLVANIA, NJ 1920 front room;
breakfast and evening dinner. Har. 0240.
VERMONT, W.. 1870; nicely furnished rm.;
excellent meals. Riley 4347.
RIM and board for gentlemen or en-
ployed mother with child. Web. 4l43-W.
WANTED baby to board. best of mothers
care; 81 wk. Har. 4l43-W.
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Special Notices
Instructions

CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE. Our grad
yates. pass State examinations easily
2O2 Odd Fellow Bldg. Ma. 578 and $500.
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Rooms for Rent

CENTRAL, 1924 nicely furn. sleeping rms;
l or 2. Randolph 2807
CENTRAL. 1924: nicely furn: sleep. rm.:
private: modern home. Randolph 2807.
DELAWARE. N. 25l41a large front rm.;
priv home: 81 week: l or 2 gentlemen.
DE QUINCY, N, 4l8; LIGHT, FRONT RIM;
GARAGE. IRVINGTON 3477-J.
HARBOUR HOTEL; clean. modern rooms:
low weekly and daily rates. 6171a N. Ill.
ILLINOIS, 1881 N; two rooms; light, heat,
water; s27.50; adults. Ran. 1903
KEYSTONE, 1874 NJ. large nice front rm.:
private entrances: for two. Web: 09o2.
MERIDIAN. 531 N; large rooms; hot wa
ter: ST week Main 6137.
MICH, 429 E.; rooms refined gentlemen.
Call after 5. Lin. 1886.
MICHIGAN, 9O4 E.; attractive rms: good
meals if desired. Riley 1907.
PENNSYLVANIA, N, 9O7; double and
single rm.; men only: all modern.
WASH, E.. 1916: furnished or unfinished
rooms and garage. Riley 3075.
22ND, 727 E.. attractive front rm.; private.
mod. home; ladies pref Ken. 1928.
NEATLY FURNISHED RIM; MODERN
DOWTOWN APT. RILEY 1898.
COMFORTABLE rm. private family; ILL
noiS car line; reference. Ken. 1854.
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Death Notices

years, mother of Mrs Walter j. Jingle,
Mrs. Hugh J. Cassidy of this city, Mrs
Claude JesSup of Columbus Ohio, passed
Mrs. Tingle. 2315 N New Jersey. Wednes-
day at a. m. Funeral will be held at
the Friends Church Westdeld, Ind. Fri
day at 2 p. m. Friends may call at the
residence Of Mrs. Tingle any time after
p m. Thursday. (Noblesville papers please
copyO
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Help Wanted Female

SALESLADIES; pleasant, very profitable
employment to those seeking steady po
sitions Call MRS. ROBERTSON. Bel. 2428.
WHITE GIRL, experienced in cooking and
house work; no laundry: reference.
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HOP TO AUSTRALIA FAILS
Plane Damaged BY Forced Landing
IN India.

KARACHI, India, June 22.-Den-
At1is Rookie, Australian aviator aband-
Npned his attempt to fly from London
TO Australia owing to damage done
70 his 60-horsepower plane when it
was forced to land here.
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Situations Wanted Female

YOUNG colored girl to assist in housework
and care of children. Ken. 4530.
HOUSEHOLDER: take full charge home;
no objection to leaving city. LII AUS.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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NAVAL CAMP TO OPEN

Bluejackets TO Give Squadron Re-
view in Boats.
Formal opening of Camp Gridley,
Junior naval reserve camp on White
River near Riverside Park, will be
held Sunday. The youthful blue
view in the boats and q battalion re-
view in the boats and battalion re-
view on shore.
Twelve rounds of boxing provided
entertainment for the young sailors
Tuesday night.
Evening star., 1927-11-26
CHANGES IN DRY AREAS
OF MIDWEST DISCUSSED
Senator McMaster Wants Iowa
and South Dakota Kept as
Separate Unit.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
While the redistricting of the pro-
hibition areas in the Middle West is
being considered, spokesmen for Iowa
and South Dakota declare that these
two States should be kept as a sep
arate unit.
Senator McMaster. Republican, South
Dakota, prefers that these two States
should not be linked up with either
the Chicago or Minneapolis districts.
His view also is shared by Senator
Brookhart. Republican, Iowa.
While the Iowa and South Dakota
Senators have no particular complaint
against the contemplated redistricting
plan 70 link these States with Ne
braska. they do not want them joined
with the Chicago or Minneapolis units.
it is understood
Evening star., 1927-11-26
Roosevelt's Trip Recalled.

The lecture at the Washington Audi
torium last evening was or particular
interest to Washington members OF
the National Geographic Society, many
of whom had heard Col. Roosevelt s
first narrative of his expedition before
the society when he returned after
his explorations of 1914. Mr.. Dyott
said that the term River of Doubt
implied no lack of certainty in Col.
Roosevelt's findings, but was used be-
cause it had been previously so named
by Gen Rondon of Brazil, when he
had performed the remarkable feat in
1909 of throwing a telegraph line
through the jungles of Brazil. which
line crossed n river whose course was
then unknown, but which was thor
oughly explored by Col. Roosevelt and
his findings verified by the Dyott
party.
The jungle land also is one of
natures wonderlands, according to
the motion pictures shown in connec-
ton with the lecture. The barking
fish and the millions of butterflies. the
curious insect that looks like dead
nocturnal spiders reported by the
Roosevelt expedition were shown in
the pictures. There also were pic
tured the cable-like webs Of the
spiders. lizards 3 and feet long,
the giant anteater with its inquisitive
nose and its tongue several feet
long. the comical caterpillar whose
antics are suggestive of a screen
comedian and the spiked trees which
vie with the insects to rend the
clothes and flesh Of exploring parties.
Indian Tribes Portrayed.
Mr. Dyott showed pictures also Of
the Indian tribes into whose hands
Col. Fawcett. he thinks, may have
fallen. Mr.. Dyott will head the ex.
pedition which will go in search Of
Evening star., 1927-11-26
TWO RINGS ARE STOLEN
IN APARTMENT ROBBERY
Burglar Enters From Fire Escape.
Other Thefts Are
Reported.

A burglar who ascended the fire es-
cape at 800 D street northeast last
night about 9 o'clock and gained en-
trance to the apartment of Nicholas
Dracos by unfastening latch on the
door, stole a diamond ring, valued at
$3.50, and an onyx ring worth $35.
w. e. A. Mcdonald. Richmond, Va,
the theft of a suitcase from
his automobile, parked in front of 1912
Fifteenth street, last night. The suit
case contained wearing apparel and
razor, valued at $50.
Loss of a platinum pin and watch
was reported to the police by Eliza
beth Kimball, 1925 Thirteenth street.
The jewelry, valued at $50, disap-
peared from the home of the owner in
the past two weeks.
Timothy Mcdowell, 1900 Connecti-
cut avenue, told police that $61 was
stolen from his automobile at gas
station on Fourteenth street yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Ruth Tebbe, Apartment 303,
Maryland Courts, was robbed OF
pocketbook containing 81 while board
ing a street car at Ninth and F street.;
early last evening. The pocketbook,
she stated, was snatched by one of
three colored men who were standing
at the car stop.
Evening star., 1927-11-26
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

Nati0nal-"Merry Wives of Wind
sor, Shakespeare comedy, at Sis pm
| Matinee at 2:20.
BelascO-"Bless You, Sister" drama.
at $50 pm. Matinee at 2:20.
POli's-"My Maryland operetta
(second week), at 500 pm. Matinee
at 2:20.
President - Robin Hood" light
opera, at SIS pm.
Keitl's-Irene Bordoni, and vaude-
vile. at 2:15 and Sis pm.
Earie-"All Girl Show" vaudeville.
at 1870 till II pm. continuous.
Gayety-"High Hat Revue" bur-
lesque. at 2:15 and 8:l5 pm.
Strand-"Girls Of the U. S. A." bur.
lesque. at 2:15 and SIS pm.
Fox-"The College Widow" contin-
uous, from IL noon till II pm.
Coiumbia-"The Garden of Allah,
at Ills am, 1:10, 500. 5:25, TAO and
$50 pm.
Palace-"Tea for Three" at 1O:45
am. 1915, 2:20. 4:25, $50. 7;50 and
9;55 pm.
Rialto-"silk Stockings" at II am.
115, $3.50, 5:15, 1880 and 9:3O pm.
Metr0pOlitan-"Figu Don't Lie"
at 11:05 am. 12:45, 2:30, 4:20, 6, 1856
and $50 pm.
Little Theater-"Taruffe the Hyp-
ocrite' second week.. at 1870. $50.
$50. 1880 and $50 pm.
Wardman Park-"The Marriage
Circle at I and pm.
-'sTaII II ~ Cuoopay ~
at 2:20, 4:20. 6:25, sos and $50 pm.
TivoIi-"A Harp in Hook" at 2.
4:10, 6:10, s and $50 pm.
Central-"Running Wild" at 1890.
2, $50, 5, $50, and 9:40 pm.
Evening star., 1927-11-26

CAPT. FRANCIS NEWCOMBE. .ex-ofilcer In
the great war. who breaks INTO society;
but who is really Shadow tarne. noted
figure OF underworld and in charge r,, Of dnD va
PAUL CREMARRE noted French thief who
has met Newcomhe in the backwaters OF
RGNNEL.LS. a valet, who had done some big
thefts on his own account. and
THE FOURTH STRAGGLER. who hears the
etce and who disappears.
POLLY WICKES a howergirl whom New
combe has adopted and sent to America
to finishing school with the hest Idea d,dre oi 1n
he leaves ENGLAND. after executing some
big hauls; She is the friend OF
DORA MARLIN. daughter of an eccentric
millionaire and her guest on a big show
place on the Florida, keys. where ,.,o,
MR. MARLIN the mad magnate. has buried
more than half a million dollars. tbe
existence OF which Newcomhe learns IN
HOWARD LOCKE. son of big business
man who takes Newcombe and Runne,Is
to Florida on his steam launch. He fails
in love with Polly
Evening star., 1927-11-26
3O5.o-WGN.wLIB Chicago--eso


2:30-Notre, Dame Southern California
foot ball
7:35-Drake Concert Ensemble.
B:00-Sascha Corado. baritone
9:30-Ambrose Larson, organ.
lO:OO-Mark Love. basso.
344.6-WLS Chicago-s7O
2:40-College. Inn Orchestra.
S:3O-Muslcal program.
- ;45-Hockey game, Blackhawks Detroit
12:0O-Doc Cooks Orchestra
12:30a-National barn dance
447.5-WMAQ-WQy Chicago-67o
7:30-Dinner concert.
9:o0-Radio Photologue
9:30-Lucy Gates. soprano.
IU:io-Chlcago Theater revue.
42S.3-WLW Cincinnati-70O
ss:oo-HeW Seyg York symphony Orchestra.
10:00--Erwin Schenck. organ.
IL :00-Henry Theis' Orchestra.
36I.2-WsAI Cincinnati--S30
I:45-Army-Navy foot ball.
S:00--The house party.
liz :OO-Palals dor Orchestra.
399.s-WTAM CIeveIand--75o
?:0o-Fifth City Neapotans.
S:00-Pocahontas Indians.
9:00-Willard Cavaliers.
1O:OO--Wandering Minstrels.
499.7-WFAA DaIlas-sO0
,S:00-Instrumental musical program.
1U:OU-Mu usIcaI program.
II :00-vocal-instrum program.
12:O0-Baker Hotel dance music
374.8-WOC Davenport--s0O
! :45-Army-Navy foot ball
S:0O-New York Symphony Orchestra.
o'O0-Philco hour.
44O.9-WCX-WJR Detroit-6sO
s:00-New York Symphony Orchestra.
e:00-Philco hour.
1o:00---Big Ford-Lttle Glenn"
IL .0O-Pontiac testers.
499.7-WBAP Fort worth-6OO
7:30-sunday school lesson.
9:0O-Philco hour.
370."-WDAF Kansas City--s1O
S:00-New York Symphony Orchestra.
9:00-Philco hour.
10 30-Great Western Chefs.
245a-Nighthawk frolic.
2939-WTMJ Milwaukee-1.02O
9:0O--Philco hour.
10:00--fTo be announced)
IL Oo-Hotel Wisconsin Orchestra.
= 4O5.2-WCCO Mlnneapolis-St. Paul-740
s00-New York Symphony Orchestra.
9:OO-Philco hour.
III :OO-Curtis Hotel Orchestra.
5Os.e-WOW Omaha-590
S:00-Same az WIZ
9:00-Philco hour.
1O:00-Omaha Printing program.
5I5.I-KSD st. Louis-55O
S:00-New York Symphony Orchestra.
9:00-Philco hour
l0:00-Palais dor Orchestra.
l1:OO-Park Central Orchestra.
34S.6-KVOO Tulsa-S60
9:OO-Phlco hour
0:30-Metropoiitan Male Quartet.
WESTERN.
325.9-KOA Denver-920
0:00--Foot ball scores.
468.5-KFI Los Angeles-64O
:00-Saturday night revue.
l2:0O-Philco hour
2:00a-KFI Midnight frolic.
416.4--KHJ Los Angeles-7?O
s:15-Foot ball game Coliseum.
l1:00-Frolic.
336.O-KNX Los Angeles-S0O
d0o dd:0oa-Bltmore Hotel Orchestra:
3:00a--Midnight Express.
3Sf.4-KGO Oakland--7sO
II :0O-Saturday night revue.
:00-Philco hour.
I:00a-Hotel st. Francis Orchestra.
401.5-KGW POrtland-6IO
II o0-saturday night revue.
12:00--Philco hour.
454.3-KFRC San Francisco-6OO
1O:25-Foot ball scores.
II 00-Shell Serenaders.
l2:OO-Dance orchestra g hours).
422.3-KPO San Francisco-71O
.3O-States Restaurant Orchestra.
IL :00-N. B. c. program t2 hours).
1OOa-KPO Dance Orchestra.
34s.6-KJR seattle-S6O
9:00-Sports news.
:3O-Studio program.
:O0a-Meyers' Orchestra t2 hours).
37O2-KHQ Spokane-SlO
11:0O-N B. C. program.
12:0O-Philco hour.
x;o0a-Oancc music.
Evening star., 1927-11-26
RUTH ELDERS HUSBAND
BACK AT PANAMA HOME
Womack SCOTS at Divorce Rumor
and Says Everything
Is Happy"

By Gable to The Star and Chicago Daily
News. Copyright. 1927.
COLON, Panama, November 26.-
Lyle Womack, husband of Ruth Ed.
er. has arrived here and says he is
goin- to remain and continue at work
Divorce of Ruth and myself" he
said. "is ridiculous. for everything
is happy in our relations. She risked
her life. Now let her cash in, and
her future belongs entirely to herself.
I expect her down here after the con-
tract expires"
Asked whether he would attempt a
flight with her next Summer, he re-
piled that he would welcomee such an
opportunity If it came.
Evening star., 1927-11-26
D. C. MEN COMMISSIONED.
Officers in Reserve Corps Desig.
mated by War Department.

Commissions In the Reserve Corps
Of the Army have been issued by the
War Department to Overton c. Lux
ford, sol Quincy street, as major in
the Adjutant Generals Department.;
William A. PoindeXter, 1907 Hamilton
street. as a captain in the Quartermas-
ter Corps; Festy Yoakum. Chevy
Chase, Md, as first lieutenant in the
Dental Corps; Augustus w. Hines,
141S Floral street. as first lieutenant
Of Infantry: Robert B. Riordan, 4817
Thirty:sixth street, as a first lieu
tenant in the Field Artillery: Keith E.
Schwinley. 1886 G street. as first
lieutenant in the Coast Artillery:
Frederick w. Lounsbury. q U street
northeast, as a second lieutenant Of
Infantry, and to Athol f. Later.
Bethesda. Md, as a first lieutenant Of
Infantry.
Evening star., 1927-11-26
Girls Assailant Electrocuted.

RICHMOND, Va, November 25 up.
William Nelson, negro. convicted OF
an attempted criminal attack on a
young girl at Hopewell, Va. was
electrocuted at the Virginia State
Penitentiary here today. Nelson went
to the electric chair at 7:30 O'Clock,
and was pronounced dead g few min
utes later.
Evening star., 1927-11-26
STRAITS HAVE AIR BASES.
Stanley Expedition Sets Up Centers
in Canada.

QUEBEC. Quebec, November 26
R).-Establshment of three aviation
bases on the shores of Hudson Straits
was the principal achievement Of the
S. S. Stanley expedition, which ended
yesterday with the arrival here of the
expedition ships, it's members said.
Twelve flyers at each of the three
air survey stations will aid in making
daily wireless reports of ice and
weather conditions in the straits to
the Canadian Department of Marine
and Fisheries. The service will be
maintained the wear around
Evening star., 1927-11-26
WIDE RADIO RANGE
HELD AID TO WORLD
Lecturer Cites Message
From Brazil to Washington
That Saved U. S. Explorers.

A dramatic illustration of the way
radio aids exploration was told men,
bers of the National Geographic
Society last evening by George M
Dyott, who wirelessed Washington
from the heart of the Brazilian
Jungle. and, through the cooperation
of the Brazilian Ambassador here. the
Brazilian government sent an armed
force to quell band of brigands
operating on an upper tributary of
the Amazon.
Mr.. Dyott's expedition. whlcn was
retracinc the route of Theodore Roose-
welt along the River Of Doubt. was
able, with a tube affording no more
power than the average electric light
bulb. to reach the Naval Research
station in Washington.
with information of the bandits which
the expeditions work and
OF
Evening star., 1927-11-26
RANDOLPH CELEBRATES
HIS BATH ANNIVERSARY
Veteran Clerk in War Department
Passes Quiet Birthday With Rela-
tives and Personal Friends.

John B. Randolph, the veteran assist
ant chief clerk of the War Depart
ment, took one Of his rare holidays
today to celebrate the eighty-fourth an
niversary Of his birth in this city No
vember "a. 1s43. quietly with rela.
tives and close friends. in his apart
ments in the Portner. He began his
services for the Government in April,
1861. at the outbreak of the Civil War.
as a member of Company A, Sd Bat
talon. District Of Columbia Volun.
teers. subsequently being commission.
ed a first lieutenant of United States
Infantry.
In September. 1873, he was appoint.
ed clerk in the War Department and
has served there continuously to date.
During that period Of Sd years, he was
promoted several times and has been
chief Of a division of the Secretary's
office since July. 1900.
Evening star., 1927-11-26
LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1927.
standard time Wave lengths the left of
a7e.6-WPG Atlantic City-1,1O0


9:00-studio program.
9:30-Chelsea concert music.
10 :O0-Casino Orchestra.
10 :30-StudiO program.
II :00-Folies Bergere Orchestra.
IL .30-Casino Orchestra.
2s5.5-WBAL BALTIMORE. .O5O
7:3O-Jubilee Singers.
.S:00-New York symphony Orchestra.
10:00-Municinal Band OF Baltimore.
365.6-WEEI Boston-S20
6:00-Wal ldorf. Astoria Orchestra.
7:30-Parker House Orchestra.
S:00-New York symphony Orchestra.
900-Old Gold on Broadway.
46I.3-wNAC Boston--65O
7:00-Dok Eisenbourg's Orchestra.
S:00-tTo be announcedl.
10 :00-Le Paradis Band
IL :00-Morey Pearls Orchestra.
545.1-WMAK BuHaIo-550
6:15-Palais Royal dinner music.
9:30-WMAK Players
0:00-Popular program
IL :00-Arcadia ballroom program.
535.4-WTIC Hartford--56O
s:o0-New York Symphony Orchestra.
422.3-WOR Newark-71O
7:0o-Hotel Shelton Ensemble.
7;30-Pepper Pot Orchestra.
,8:2o-Hew York Philharmonic Orchestra.
0:30-Balalaika Boyars.
IL :05-Villa Venice Orchestra.
491.5-WEAF New York-81O
e:o0-Waldorf- Astoria Orchestra.
7:00-south Sea Islanders.
7:15-Atwater Kent Additions.
S:30-The High-Jinkers.
9:00-Old Gold on Broadway.
0:00-Palais dor Orchestra.
IL :00--Park Central Orchestra.
454.3--WJZ New York-680
9:00-Al Friedman's Orchestra.
7:00-HOtel Astor Orchestra.
S'00-New York Symphony Orchestra.
9:0O-Philco hour.
10:oo-Keystone Duo and Balladeers.
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IL :00-Slunber music.
50s..-wOO PhiIadelphia-59o
7:3C-wOO Trio.
3l5.6-KDKA Pittsburgh-85o
6:OO-Westinghouse Band.
8:60oo-NeW York Symphony Orchestra.
0:00--Philco hour.
374.8-WJAR Providence-SOO
7:50-Foot ball scores.
S:00--New York Symphony Orchestra.
277.6-WHAM Rochester-1.OsO
S:00-New York Symphony Orchestra.
,9:oo-Phiico hour.
l0:00-StudiO program.
l1:00-Sagamore Hotel Orchestra.
379.5-WGY Schenectady-70O
s:30-Onondaga Hotel Orchestra.
7:30--The Hgh-Jinkers
,S:30-Old Gold ON Broadway.
IL :OO-Dance program
333.1---WBZ Springfield-0OO
7:30-stellar Male Quartet.
s00-Regent Trio.
3O--Musical program.
l0:00--Hotel Statler Orchestra.
356.0-CKCL Toronto-SiO
7;0O-Studio music
SOUTHERN.
475.0-WSB Atianta-63O
7:00-Sundap school lesson.
S00-New York Symphony Orchestra.
0:00-Philco hour.
296.9-WWNC Asheville-1.01O
7:00-Spencer Trio.
245.s-WDOD Chattanooga-I.220
S:00-Sunday school lesson
S:30-Hotel Pattcn Ensemble.
3S3.4-KTHS iIGa Sprngs-7SO
9'30--Hignite Brothers. fddlcrs.
1015--Dance frolic.
336.9-WJAX Jacksonville-89O
s:0o-Recital program.
9:00-PhllcO hour.
:00-Dance music.
46I.3--WHAS Louisville-65O
s:00-New York Symphony Orchestra.
9:00-Philco hour
34O.S-WSM Nashville-S8O
s'00-New York Symphony Orchestra.
9:00-Philco hour.
10 00-Barn dance.
3e2.4--WSMB New Orleans--03O
9:3G-Saenger Theater program.
CENTRAL.
526--KYW Chicago-57O
7:30-Congress Hotel Orchestra.
s:00-New York Symphony Orchestra.
90O-Philco hour.
10 :00-Congress Carnival
III :30-Kentucky Serenadera.
365.6-WEBH.WyJD ChicaKo-S20
7:O0-Palmer House Orchestra.
3 S00--Classical hour.
9:O0-Palmer House program q hours)
l2:00-EdGew Beach Orchestra.