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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-01-07

10 p. m.-PiSr dance music.
1880 p. m.--Casino dance music.
11:Se p. m.--SilvOF Slipper Club.
WBA1.-BaltimOrs-&as
.. m.--Sandman Circle.
$3.50 ,. m.--Dinn6r orchestra
1880 p. m.--Mixed quartet
8 p. n.-WBAL Trio.
p. m.-Musical sketch.
$3.50 p. m.--String quartet.
10 p. m.-Scenario ''On the Eve"
IL p. m.-Dance orchestra.
KDKA-E. Pittsbureh-SOO
T:4b p. m.-University Of Pittsburgh
address.
p. m.-0reheatra concert.
WCX-DetroiN--bl7
$3.50 p. m.-Friendly hour,
p. n.-studio program.
10 p. m.--Code lessons.
W8VA-Richmon0-
e;lS p m.--Earm service, markets
$3.50 p: m.--EdgSworth party.
WEAE-New Y0rls-402
$3.50 p. m.-~United States Marine
p. m.-Happiness Boys.
$3.50 p. m.-"9reat Composers
,. H.-South Sea islanders.
$3.50 p MIA France Orchestra
10 ,. m.--AnKlo.P SFUians.
1890 .. m.-FRrren Orchestra.
l1:So p. m!'-Bon Bernie OrchSitra.
WHN-NSw YorL--ssl.2
70 p. m.-Dano0 music; vaudeville
II p. m.-Yaried music.
II p. m.---sIlvsr slipper revue.
WNYC-New York-S26
1885 p. m.-Piahist; talk.
p Tn.-Mandolinist; talk.
S:46 p. m.-SonRs.
p. m.-"Know Your CITY,"
9:15 p. m.-Violin recital
$3.50 p. Morgan recital
WRNY-NeW YoFk-STS
7:46 p. m.-Talk Mystic Tticka"
9 p. m.-Huntlngton hour.
p. nn.-Talk, Fish Day.
$3.50 p. m.-Violinisti ensemble
1915 p. m.--New York Girls Clubs
II p. m.-"Tuttls Dove" playlet.
lIS =: m.-MinStrOl show; Week
WCAU-PAiIadelphla-aTS
2. m.-LawrencO Players: tenor,
$3.50 p. m.-Gntertainera
9 p. m.--MAlody Makers: baritone.
10 p. m.--MpsicAl Architects.
WLIT-EhlIndalpAla
?. m.--ConcOrt orchestra.
$3.50 p. m.-WEAF program.
1880 p. m.-sDanca orchestrA.
W0O-PhlladolnhlaH-
$3.50 p. m.--Talk.
p. m.--wOo Orchestra.
1880 p. m.-Hotel sylvaniA Orchestra.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-01-07
BEFORE THE WAR
PERIOD IN MUSIC

One Of the big features Of the
continental program will be the
presentation Of a musical scenario
from VIDAL at 10 o'clock, called
ION the Eve" The music included
In the program will be that which
was most popular during the years
Evening star., 1927-10-28

DR.. and Mrs. II. Wells Woodward
are spending a few days in Atlantic
City.
Evening star., 1927-10-28
Nj u S | C.
CITY CLUB ENTERTAINMENT.

There is an old proverb about
"whistlng girls" but after the warm
reception which her efforts called
forth from a large audience at the
Won,en's City Club last night, Janet
Coon seems likely to belle the adace;
her name may not be we'll known at
present but her talent is so marked
and her personality so attractive that
the indications all point to marked
success for her in the future. Her
selection was Benjamin Richmond s
Dance of the Song Birds" and was
followed by THE Indian Love CAN
as the encore. Her accompaniSt was
Mary Garrett. Later in the program
her abilities We're admira blv shown
in the whistled obbligato to the three
Evening star., 1927-10-28
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
20 the Health Department in the past -
hours
Ralph F. and Anna T. Lord. hoy.
Edwin NJ and Ruth NJ. Tillou. hoy.
George H, ami Gertrude a: Suddarth. boy
Samuel f. and Rose A.. Mastin. boy
Louie C. and Ruth c. Newman. boy
George H and Annabel f. Simon boy
Joseph NJ. and Alma yaIlin ooy.
Charles F.. and Sarah II. Otis. boy.
James 4 and Helen F. Johnson. girl,
Alfred r. and Grace f. Hurley. girl.
Henry F and vi.Ia N E"nss; nsol; girl; o,.,
Harry and Josephine Greenberg. girl.
Oliver +; and Katherine W. Rue. girl
Robert H. and Mary l.. Sisson. girl
James and Ethel Hamman. girl.
MAY and Pauline Scher, girl
William G.. and Anna Fischer. boy.
Thos. and Mabel Bacon. girl
Samuel H. and Mary f. Coward. boy.
jefferson and Mary c. Thompson. boys.
twins
VIM. and Daisy Robinson. boy.
Alfred :. and Gadys '. Dorsey GIRL
Odell and Viola Lewis, girl.
Evening star., 1927-10-28
SOCIETY
Continued from Eighteenth Page.)

which will hold card party tomorrow
Afternoon at , o'clock at the Mayfiower
Hotel, the proceeds to be devoted to
patriotic work, has added.to its list of
patroneSscs Mrs. Samuel Williams
Earle, recording secretary, y. S. ID. a.
r.; Mrs. Edwin S. Brousseau, Mrs. Al
hen w. Barkley, Mrs. James w. Orme,
Mrs. Ralph i. Barnard. Mrs Elmert T..
Curry, Mrs. Fred Hornaday, Mrs. o.
NJ. Lawrence. Mrs. Lee Barnes, Mrs.
r. l.. Myers and Miss MARCEL Green
halgh.
The candy table will be in charge of
Mrs w. F. Hamburger, assisted by
Miss Marguerite Orme and Miss Nir-
Gjnia Frances.
Evening star., 1927-10-28

part song. Song Of the Mockins
Bird" which was sung by the CLUB
chorus. Gertrude Lyons, director
The chorus also sang two groups
of three-part songs, largely familiar
tunes. and some duets were well sung
by Emma Smith and Eleanor Baker
Spencer. The whole program seemed
to be thoroughly enjoyed by the
audience.
Following the music very snort
one-act dramatic skit by christopher
Morley, entitled Rehearsal" was
performed in a fashion that gave an
amusing touch to the finale of the
evenings entertainment. 1t was d!-
rected by Edith Oriani.
Evening star., 1927-10-28
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued TO the
folowinc:
Karl P. Crowder and Miriam l.. Mossburg
Francis j. Latham and Mary A Farrell.
Andrew, J. Katoski and Rosela NJ
Mac5ey both of Baltimore. Md.
Raymond j. Onderdunk of Fredericks-
burg. Va. and Bessie W. Chewing OF
James p. smith and Mary H. Moore
William Gasaway and Mary Jenkins.
Leonard Colley and Ruth Syman. both o'
Frederick shurg. Va.
Louis r smith and Clara F. Koontz
Guy F. Poplin and Zuletts Getz.
ElhS Curtis and Mabel NJ Cooley
William n. McCord and Sally c. Burch.
Evening star., 1927-10-28
Major in Line for Retirement.

Mai. Allen ]. Black, Army Medical
Corps. at Fort Andrews. Mass, has
been ordered to his home to await re-
tirement at the convenience of the
Government, and First Lieut.. Paul c.
Parshley, Corps of Engineers, on leave
of absence at Middletown. Conn. has
been transferred to the retired list on
account Of diSa ability incident to the
Evening star., 1927-10-28
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
10 the Health Department in the last "a
hours:
Mary e. Knowles. IS. 1907 31st st.
THEODORE Thielen. 50. Gallnger Municipal
Hospital.
Elizabeth Orrlson. as. ST. East Capitol st
ve"sty Hospltai.
Bahy Jovenal o days. nos sth st.
Martha A. Marshall. 20. 230 p ST.
Samuel Thomas. IS, a"l O st.
Ellen Fontrov. 81. 1ll5 Bird ST. ,s.w.
Nary all Cooper, 40, Freedmen's Hospital
William Douglas. .35. 504 4 y st. s.w
Thomas W. Bundy, .. Tuberculosis
Hospital.
William Digs. months. Childrens Hos
pitq1
Evening star., 1927-10-28
Colonel Sent to Camp Meade.

Col. Harry L. Cooper, L. S. 1nfan-
try, has been detailed as assistant
commandant Of the Tank School at
Camp Meade Md,
Evening star., 1927-10-28

service. Maj. Black is from Virginia
and served in the Volunteer Army
during the Spanish War and in the
ORGANIZED Reserves during the World
War. He was appointed ma ior in the
Regular Medical Corps in July, 1920.
Lieut.. Parshley is from Connecticut
and was appointed to the Engineer
Corps in August, 1921.
Evening star., 1927-10-28

England now has greyhound races
Evening star., 1927-10-28

Judge and Mrs John ". Bennett will
be the guests of Miss Patricia Poe
Bennett.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
SUNSET FARMS
SlaDIN bGDEAL
Approximately s200yO0 Is
! Price for Hutchisoia Prop
~ ertX. Neat Hemdon.

One or the largest land sales con.
sammated recently in the metropoli-
tan district Of the National Capital
was reported today by the office of
Ruby Lee Minar, Inc, which has Just
sold Sunset Farms, the 4,000-acre
estate OF the late DR.. Hugh B. Hutchi.
son. located near Herndon, Va, to
a. Smith Bowman, transportation
magnate Of Indianapolis. Ind. and
Lexington, KY.
While the exact consideration in.
volved in the deal, which was said
to be an all-cash transaction, was not
made public, it is understood the sale
price approximated 100000. Deed to
the property was passed to Mr.. Bow.
man by Gilbert NJ. Hutchison, who
acted for himself and other heirs of
the estate.
The new owner of the property. it is
understood, plans to operate the estate
as a thoroughbred horse, stock and
dairy farm for the present. with the
expectation that in the future the
property be subdivided into smaller
tracts for development purposes.
The Washington & Old Dominion
Railway runs about 4 miles along the
eouthern boundaries of the property.
which stretches 3la miles northward
= to front on the Alexandria-Leesbu
pike. Five hundred acres Of the prop.
erty are under cultivation. The place
contains a 20-room brick manor house,
dozen tenant houses, three brick
warehouses, store and post office. a
church and the dairy and horse barns.
Three thousand acres are of young
timber and 500 acres are OF virgin
forest land.
DR.. Hutchison purchased the farm
In 1908 with the idea ultimately of
Evening star., 1927-10-08
D. c. REALTY BOARD
TO NAME OFFICERS
Reports for Year Win Also Be
Read at Meeting Next
Monday.

The annual meeting ~ tho Wash
ington Real Estate Board will he held
at the Wardman Park Hotel MonaaN
evening at Sis o'clock. at which time
officers for the ensuing year will hc
elected and reports will he presented
by retiring officers OF the activities of
the board during the past year.
The election OF officers ~ the asSo.
ciate division OF the Real Estate BOARD
was held during the past week at
Wardman Park Hotel. resulting in the
selection of Lloyd r. Gaines OF the
office Of Thomas +. farrell Co. as
chairman of the division, succeeding
NJ. T. Candy.
To Elect Officers.
At the annual meeting of the board
Monday evening officers to he elected
are the president, two vice presidents
and six members OF the executive
committee, three for a term of two
years and three for one-year terms.
William Cammack Miller Of the firm
of w. c. & A. n. Miller has been NOM
mated by the nominating committee
for election as president to succeed
John +. Maury, the retiring president.
Other nominations by the committee
are as follows: Ben T. Webster, first
vice president: Jesse III. Hedges. sec
ond vice president, and Morris Cafritz.
Harold +. Doyle, c. A. Jones, A. II.
Lawson, Claud Livingston. John F.
Maury, Robert l.. Mckeever, Horace
G.. Smithy and Monroe Warren. men,
bers of the executive committee.
Reports on the activities OF the as
sociation during the past year will be
given by the incumbent officers, in
Guiding President Maury and James
P. Schick, secretary treasurer.
ThrockmOrton Elected.
As chairman of the associate divi.
sion of the Real Estate Board, Mr..
Gaines will he an eX-officio member of
the executive committee of the board,
and will participate in all the activi.
ties of that committee.
William NJ. Throckmorton Of the
firm Of Douglass & Phillips was
elected vice chairman Of the associate
division at it's election meeting this
week, and Horace Browning Of the
drm Of w. C.. & A. n. Miller was
elected secretary. Hugh Phillips of
the firm Of Boss & Phelps and Edward
j. Kyle Of the Wardman Construction
Co. were elected associate assistants
of the appraisal committee Of the Real
Estate Board.
Besides Mr.. Candy, the retiring Off
GERS OF the associate division are
Ernest W. Farley, secretary, and L.
c. Leigh and w. M. Throckmorton,
associate assistants to the boards ap.
praisal committee.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
Monty Banks Sued for $85,000

LOS ANGELES, October S LP).-
Monty Banks. film comedian. was
named defendant in suit for SS5, 900
damages filed in Superior Court yes
terday by A. Macarthur, a motion
picture production manager, who ac-
cused Banks of SANDER Banks was
asserted to have stated that Mac.
Arthur was of a temperament un-
suitable to motion picture work.
Evening star., 1927-10-08

subdividing and selling it as small
poultry and truck farms with CO.
operative marketing arrangements
The war delayed his plans and few
years later his death occurred Since
that time the estate has been con-
tinued as a dairy farm. the barns and
four-room brick dairy having been
constructed under the supervision Of
the Department of Agriculture.
Evening star., 1927-10-08

their pocketbook's capacity-far from
the eyes of wives or other females
possessing ideas Of how much a man
ought to be allowed to lose at one
sitting
Evening star., 1927-10-08

another barrier. They are now admit
ted to the baccarat room at the Pavil-
lon Royal Casino in Biarritz. a room
where heretofore men were able to
gamble to their hearts content-or
Evening star., 1927-10-08

The gambling fever is so high at
Biarritz-society's Autumn rendezvous
in France-that three casinos are
prospering here. One is conducted by
the municipality. The other two are
privately owned.
Evening star., 1927-10-08

The Emperor Vitellus once feasted
on dish made Of flamingo tongues,
pheasant and peacock brains, mack.
erel livers and lamprey milk
Evening star., 1927-10-08
WOMEN MAY GAMBLE.

Correspondence of the Associated Press
PARIS.-Women have broken down
Evening star., 1927-10-08
This Was a
Home of Pride
In a
Neigkborhood
That Once Was
Wealthy

Now it is dull colorles and still; it seeks secusion in
cheapened section of the city Because declining standards
met here this fine home empty loss
its
Protection against such conditions in Woodley Park
absolute Surrounded by public park property and the
of great estates Woodey Park only IS minutes from
midtown, is the citys outstanding example of residential
district protected against cheapening encroachments
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-01-29
THE SEWER

The large bowel, the colon, Is
The principal sewer of the human
body. If the main sewer of city
becomes INSTRUCTED for long, its
tributaries are soon overloaded
with ir2purit;c-, ctagnation results,
and the health of the town is seri-
ously endangered. So it is with
the human body; the health and
vigor Of the entire being are un-
dermincd, When The main sewer is
not function.aC. We call such
condition constipation; I wish I
could think of term that conveyed
more of warning to the victim
of his own inattention.
/ believe l am safe in saying
that, if the colon be kept in proper
condition, eighty per cent of our
: chronic ailments would never ap-
pear; isn't that sort of reward big
enough to be worth contendipg for: |
Isn't such prize worth the effort B |
The chief cause Of constipation is
neglect. What species of neglect
is fraught with more danger? |
Where Is the profit, if we gain q
fortune and lose the health?
Do you drink at least six to eight
glasses of water daily? Do you
take the necessary active exercise :.
Do you drink two or three glasses
of water as soon as you leave your ,
bed each morning? Do you eat
plenty Of fruits, green vegetables,
coarse breads, and cereals? If you
do, you are cutting out over fifty
per cent of your doctors bills. You
are prolonging life by the best pos
sible method; you are keeping your
body in the best possible condition
to resist infection, especially if
you supplement your dietary con-
duct with plenty of refreshing
sleep. wonder il you included
any of the above regulations in
your Ne1 Yea resolutions for
1921 - ~
d -
= i;5s>SS Next Week 80 !
: DANGER SIGNALS {
~ss%-s cAs~ --kss-,--s
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-01-29

my huskies don't eat fish. neither
do the, have breakfast. lunch and
dinner. but only DINNER at Q p M.
ON a pound Of Juicy raw meat.
The word ~husky" In the YER
naculsr Of the dog-musher. means
a species OF dog with wolf strain
posses sing many Of the VOLTS
uuaiitie Of endurance Collaes- st.
Bernards and other fairly heavy
breeds Of dogs. crossed WITH q Won.
result IN the heavier type % husky:
An husky breeds exude oil
from their hide and feet prevent
ine ice bali. from forming on their
bodies and under foot: q wise pro
vision made for the dumb orutes
who eanno, help themselves IN
winter like humans Few husky
breeds possess pedi9rees. The best
pedigree In the eyes Of the dog
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-01-29

Il was to her sister that she had
been writing this very morning. She
had already sent Pauline the news
that her mother and Mr.. Emerson
had been married quietly. and that
they had gone to Italy for a short
honeymoon.
Lorna reused herself now with .
little jerk.
paula, dearest" she scrubbed, 81
do wish you were here. Oil / want
you 90 much! Can't you possibly
Join us, IL only for q few days7 We
intend to stay here another three
weeks or a month, end we all want
you 30 much, You really ought to
Be With us to share our good for.
tune. I simply cannot describe to
you how wonderful our precious
mother Ia In these days, and how
amazing everything seems to mel
Last night, stepfather gave mo Q
little pearl necklace, and / am wear
ing It now. He has opened an &C
count for me at the bank. and It
would be such q JOY to me to send
you the money to bring you back to
us. Do write, darling! II is such q
long. long time since we have had
news of you; nearly eighteen months!
was trying to tell stepfather last
night what you were like. You
know, we have only got one very
bad old photograph Of you. Oh
sister dear, ! do want you so muchr'
She scrubbed another few lines,
and was just about to stamp and
address it when there came a knock
at the door, and someone whistled
outside. Then the door was opened
little way.
"Can I come in?
Lorna laughed.
"Come right In" she said.
AS the door was pushed open and q
young man entered, she said &c
him: 81 had no idea yeu were wait
ing with mother. thought vol
were playing golf this morning"
did youf Well, 1 meant to, but
couldn't. The fact is. l feel al
anyhow this morning. Everything
| Is 30 changed; so wonderful. Ism
it wonderful for your"
The girl laughed, colored q LITTLE
and then SWUNG herself on to tn
edge of the table,
Lots Of thipss In my life ar
wonderful Just now; but ] DON
know that anything particularly I'm
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-01-29

musher is willingness to work.
ability t. dig in and pull. speed
for racing, and an even temper.
Winning . race depends not
alone Or the dogs put on the driv-
er's endurance. Last years race
in BanfI saw one Of the poorest
teams breast the finish line for
trophy due 10 the endurance and
determination aa Harry Knight
the lS-year-oid dog-musher. who
ran most of the s6 miles &c save
HE dogs. On Q GOOD trail. the
musher can stano on one back run
ner. pushing the cariole with the
loose foot, depending on the dogs
to maintain the momentum of the
sled But rough stretches require
driver possessing the strength
to save his dogs by running be-
] hind and cushing the cariole.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-01-29

OF the Canary islands. The major
part of the Sahara Desert, In fact.
lies north of the latitude Of Miami.
a. does about one-half Of the gee
graphical area of Mexico.
These facts bear out MiamI3
claim to being Americas one real
tropical midwinter resort Az
though actually north of the tropic-
al zone by between three and fou:
degrees. this is offset bv the near
ness of the Gulf Stream. which
brings the warmth Of the rcst
tropics. tempered by salt breezes
Aa,u.nc csst Miami's front doc: :.
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usual has happened within the last
few hours"
The young man came little near.
er to her, 80 near In fact that she
put out her hand and gave him lit.
tie push. He looked slightly crest.
fallen.
"Lornar' he said, surely you
haven't forgotten al / said to you
last nightf"
She laughed.
mo, I haven't forgotten. Jerry.
but-but I don't want to worry
about it.
He was rather nice looking
young man; well built, sunburnt.
and had . soldierly appearance.
There was . certain usefulness In
his expression a. he looked at the
girl sitting on the edge Of the table
swinging her feet.
II don't want You to be worried.
Lorna" hs said II want you to be
happy"
"well. dear old thing. I am happyl
! cannot begin to tell you how happy
I amt'
As the young man still stood look.
ing at her with that wistful EXPIRES
sion in his eyes, she said. Don't look
so frightfully miserable. Jerry. Buck
up! will Just address my letter,
and we will then Join the Others"
She turned to go, but he caught
hold of her by her two hands. and
held her very closely.
Lorna, I am In earnest. Dead
earnest L"
Jerry dear. I'm sorry! I didn't
know 1t meant so much to you. But
though l like you very very much,
don't want to be engaged-I don't
want to be married. don't want to
change my existence. You see, II ]
got married, I would have to leave
mother, and cannot imagine what
life would be like without mother.
Just let's go on being friends"
| She was laughing again now, and
her eyes were bright and sparkling.
81 can't lose you, you know,
jerry" she said. II must have you
as a friend"
His hold frightened on her hands.
81 wish you didn't feel 1t SO strong
w." she said half neryOusly. you
make me seem q brute"
NEXT CHAPTER, An unexpected
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PEN POINTERS

u. 8. deet sails for China to pro-
tect American interests. Are there
oil wells ct Hankow. too
Horses used In Spanish bull'
fights will wear armor henceforth. !.
Now II they'll only put armor on
the bulls. too |
Philadelphia jumped OF l75-
foot bridge but changed his mind
about wanting to die when he was
half way down That mans
changeableness will get him
talked about some day
Yacht costing 100000. owned
0y California orange grower. has
been, wrecked Think of all he
orangeade that mus be drunk be-
fore he can replace it!
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-01-29

The Riviera, playplace OF con-
tinental Europe. becomes almost .
northern resort. geographically
Speaking, when compared With
1.-THE American Riviera" of which
Miami. Fla. is the center.
Few Americans. in fact. realize
lust how far. south Americas
Riviera" actually lie as compared
with the famous Mediterranean re-
sorts. Thev think o. Miami per
haps. as in about the same latitude
a. Lo. =. sc e in this country or
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-01-29

- Monte Carlo in Europe. They
think Of Alriers or Morocco or
of Cairo. Egypt. as really troplc al
places, ia, south of any mainland
city of the United States.
The fact Is however. that Miami
il some 800 miles nearer the edua-
tor than either Los Angeles or
Morocco. r lie 800 miles south OF
Cairo and Dearly 1000 miles south
of Nice Monte Carlo. Mentone and
othe, resorts of the European
Riviera. X - almost In the same
latitude as, Mecca and Calcutta.
and is ,eeoq1 hundred miles south
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-01-29

As the dog derby win be the
most attractive feature OF the
Banff Winter Carnival held FEB
ruary 6-l2 inclusive. IL IL interest
ing to know about the animals
which compete IN this outstanding
feature Every dag during the
summer season III Sanff many
tourists visited Ike Mills kennels.
10 stones throw from the Bsnff
Springs hotel
-Sav Mister" some one would
exclaim. when can we zee those
dogs eating their frozen 6sh ="
: This was the inevitable query from
Young and old alike ss they would
point 70 the huskies chained 70 In:
diudual kennels In the shade OF
the pines ov the river.
-Thev seem terribly disappoint-
ed" Ike states. when ! teu them
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-01-29

NEXT CHAPTER, An unexpected
p0IIaR