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Trustees Sale of Property Dis
tinguished as Premises 3048-
$3.50 M Street NV. George
fown).

corded BY y IN Ier Of No. PSI S Of od Tns s3 dey y.
one of the land records of the District
Of Columbia. and at the request of the
party secured thereby. we will SELL at public
ancon II frpnt 9f the premiffs GT on ,oB1 Fs
AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. that certain parcel
of ground situate in the city of Washing
ton in said District. DISTINGUISHED as part
Of lot SO in square l19S, described as
south line Of n street at a. point distant
SO feet west from the west line OF JET.
ferson street. and running thenGe west
on said south line Of NJ street % feet .
inches: thence south. parallel with JET
terson street & iio fset to- to pn6iic pub alley
alley. % feet 8 inches: thence north. par
aIlel with. jefferson street. 10 feet to the
place of beginning. Being now designated.
for taxation purposes. as lot Sl2. square
Terms of sale; Sold subject to a first
ST.. $50 90 due November 10. 1923. bear.
ing per cent interest. full particulars Of
which will be announced at time OF sale.
able one third cash. residue in two equal
instalments. at one and two years, respect.
annually from the day OF sale, represented
by the notes of the purchaser and Sc
cured by a second deed of trust on the
property or all cash samo ~ OK option OF pur, II,
haser ms Of R"''' sss # ] rs2ue
| he complied with in thirty days from day
| OF sale or deposit forfeited. and the prop
| erty advertised and resold at the discre-
tion OF the trustee LEO KoLp Trustee.
| CHESTER II. CRAGIN. Trustee.
my30 d&ds,exSu
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AUCTION SALES.

THos. ]. oTHS Y4:S e. : s9N' e. AWc: AHWWcrloNEEKs.
Trustees Sale of the Valuable
Brick Makinge Plant of the
Hudson Brick and Supply Co.,
and About 30 Acres of Valu-
able Clay Lands, Situated at
28th and u SITS. NE, Wash
ington, D. C., to Be Sold as an
Entirety.
seq, and Liber No 57o6, folio. 23l, ct SEQ,
q the and s eecods Of the pe bs Of
thereby. he by the underssned % trustee will sell At
THE 4he TEsH Say 6 he OF Pre5m;Ssf 5S on
AT Three O'Clock p NJ. the following
described parcels of land and premises 81 SIT
Beginning for the frst. thereof at point
ance spe Of % 81 feet 0' s'Ts SC south
Sp o east from rGlnt ION II n TN the ie Of
ne si and
Co. ssd o point Il the 3eet ents' ns
thsnss =, sqng ;sn he orGSeTy line no4 SAD Re
phia. Baltimore and Washington Railroad
allel with the said center line and 800 feet
distant, southwardly therefroni south s6,
ffst ths sd a isss seet 70 and s
se16e set6 s5s and Nest as ash fse. 'sGee o
by sd ard s4ee f Anton aob BP: s aean Soss ge. h
feet to the place of beginning containing
Beginning for the. second thereof at a
he distapcs @ OF o'f! s5i9s feet measured so south
ss@ So -" EAST trom point il the afore,
said center line from the west side of
Bladenshurg road. and .extending thence
ea f III r ta aarae Rh RnSge re-
ss4 ward e"fr ns and so 9o fss 3
ftrse. fret to sob bpont the5s Gest1f wes 'b
feet to, y. point at or near the southerly line
o ead ad styes street eor s aFs crossing os ts
feet 70 the place of beginning: containing
:79/i0 Of an acre, more or less Sub;
ess t. fo the f be M right f 6e
first ah0ye Sy 6s and granted lot Of land
SNSmnaPbS Norebsr '9 'nf fos ns're' oil Columbia dated
BesnnnS o tGr the hTd therc9f hens a
recorded rec in Elbe, District @ 10 taIlo 90. % q
INC SuINcNuT DlHCc DistTttt Vi ku-
acre: of the north & par. 9f sad ii. sonvsyed
Estate. and Trust Company by deed dated
August e. 1904 and recorded in Liber 27t0
2e Tet Of to3mba donanne aona acre
aaa ess .s sad p Part gSt Df lot
Gsss no Gob n shs suRsfme G2nf Of ,hs
land &C conveyed di to the Hudson 'Cenent m and md
snnnly, conpWany a cnrnor9tiop by deed from
samuel A. Yer talen and wife. dated ADrr
Of sad fa in dS"z 44sS Rs nH sfai
proved BY sn eight room brick d%ellIhs< one on.
large brick manufacturinr, building and
shop and Welding house Stable and feed
We, will also seIl. together with the hove,
described real estate and ae the. same time
of every kind appertaining to said plant or
used in connection Herewith. as embraced In
the I'd deed ..,td, Of trust aforesaid;
ia now making an average OF fifty thousand
% said peT pronertv St will be sold subject 10 Ger
da,ed Nay ia$$ sStended @ s'l \" Nay 2: ioss
Of the land records of the District of Co
s 51 rs to cent B. of pad hd IN eas
within within fifteen days after date, of sale. ,oi
%a sale Basn"e ss IN ns Oaa sdns the sa aaT
cured by second deed OF trust on the prop
| are at complied with within fifteen days
oon Of the be esSd al he
FISK "0 cost !Ae cafRiN af'sHGi cHEsSGT EssSh1SeF
Care of cEEpnAsE 1,;a1a.vs s EASr!SESsS y
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do READ THIS"

For Ss.950 you can acquire attractive 5-r
bath, brick home in Al condition: close
to all cons enences: front. back porches;
for garage and garden. ami; for, family's
comfort: in strictly white. friendly NV.
we also have 6. T.. Q room homes; prices
from $500 TO S16,950. For Inspection
SEE SCHANA,
OF" Once Hours q 80 10 s 3Os
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Trustees Sale of Valuable I'm
rroved Real Estate Known as
110l New Hampshire Ave.
NV.

BY virtue OF a certain deed Of trust. re-
corded in Liber 5074. folio 81 ct seq;
among the land records of the District OF
Columbia and at the request of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
will sell at public auction; in front OF the
premises. on MONDAY. THE SIXTH TX III, DAY D Az
OF JUNE AD; 1921 at F0UR-TH1RsTYd OUR TIL sspd
and premises. situate in the City Of Wash,
ington. District of Columbia. and DESIGNATED
as and being lot numbered thirty-elght t3e
in Lester A. Barr and others SUBDIVISION OF
lots in square numbered seventy-two tI2t
as per plat of said subdivision recorded IN
book 16, page 100. of the records OF the
Columbia. together with the improvements
consisting of two-story and basement BRICK
dwelling.
Terms of sale One-third of the purchase
money to he paid in cash. balance III two
equal installments. payable in one and two
years. respectively. with interest at 61a per
annually, from day Of sale. secured by FIRST
deed OF trust upon the property sold. or all
cash. at the option of the purchaser. de:
post of $500 will be required at time OF
sale. Taxes to be adjusted to day OF sale;
Title TO be good of record. or deposit Will
he refunded and sale declared off. Exam
ination of title. ,notarial fees and all CON
Terms OF sale to be complied with within
30 days from day of sale. otherwise the
deposit will be forfeited to the trustees. and
the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of defaulting
purchaser. after five days advertisement of
such resale in some newspaper published III
ROBERT H. STONE.
my2S-d&ds Trustees.
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DOG SAVES LIVES.
Warns Family of Leaky Gas Main
and Collapses.

CHICAGO. May % LA).-A German
lolice dog barked and whined to warn
his master and the masters family
of a leaky gas main, until he was
overcome
Today the master. Carl Mahnke.
policeman; his wife and two children
owe their lives to the animals per
sistency. The dog was revived after
an hours efforts.
The Mahnke family were asleep
when they heard the animal in the
cellar. They paid no attention, and
later were aroused by the animals
winnings, which grew fainter, The
leak then was discovered.
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DAM 4. wEsCHLER & SON. Auction
Trustees Sale of Valuable I'm
proved Real Estate, 1904 Mon
roe St. NV.

BY virtue Of a certain deed OF trust, dated
January "a. 1924. and duly recorded among
the land records of the District Of Columbia
on the .6th day, of January; i9:4; in ul.o L,oer
Si sell at publ; sgf,io8.' R iTent II IIh she
1927. AT FOUR PM. the folloWing,d de.
scribed land and premises situate in the Dls, lb,
in Krkwood Floras subdivision Of part Of
block forty-two !42l., .,Holmead Manor as
|. of the records Of the office Of the sur,
for taxation purposes as lot -. square
nC"'"i"inC eleven rooms and three baths.
hot-water heat.
.clms OF sale: Cash. A deposit of $50
required at time of sale All conveyancing
and recording at cost Of purchaser; Terms Terms
of sale TO be complied with within thirty
days from date of sale. otherwise the trus-
tees reserve the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser
after five days advertisement of such resale
in some newspaper published In Washington.
NJ. d. ROSENBERG,
FLOYD r. DAVIS.
myoSeod&ds exSu Trustees.
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Care of CLEPHANE & LATIMER.
Attorneys. 1912 II St. NV
r,vCO aids
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TRTSTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE r. rNdM; u I;
G26ReEs 26 syPPoTyNssF92S aoTNH9 MAkylASB II RBfeE Td
cATEp BETWEEN THE ToWS ,oE 81,
NC MoUST CST RAiNIER ASD TIE pISTR!SSn NE Sn
ADJoINfNG SAID Town
for Prince Georses % afoe1 count2 r. Ma MARYLAND sitting
said "a court s0mf' N which s Heien r. Birney sole
devisee under the will Of arthur A. s9 Blrnssy
and o,hers i "nn' anh ben Eas
Cause No G744. the underslgned trustees
named in sad deeree VIII bs offer watern aer nusSs snS
Of Cedar street Nj Rainier, Prince Georges
County, Maryland on nt, TTESDA,Y1 ,1.1 THE TaE
TIVE 6tL66F PAf ali aA 9 .fas, d
land in Prince Georges County. containing
ass cborn d e hrhnr u
@ bees@1r s' soi 4aa @ rsssrdea S q +. EISsS |lsS
records of Prince Georges County; Maryland.
The land above offered for sale contains
~ acres. more or less: adjoins the town OF
said town and the District of Columbia and
Maryland boundary line and is desirable sub
Terms 'pfosa of sas onethrd cash on the day
of Gale or the ratification OF sad sale hy
the court; the balance to be paid IN two
from thr day OF sale. or all cash at the op.
tion of the purchaser: deferred payments to
a. the rate o and sx to per be cees
to the satisfaction OF the underslgned trus-
tees 4 cash deposit of FIVE hundred dollars ar
$500 00i will be required OF the purchaser
"' DION BIO, GO BIRNEY. Trustee.
kellogg Building, w. wsshinston f s.; s'mn"c
cMARdEfR Ra,k GEASSFf So in Tgqsisew s. Sw
Washington. d. e.
mv25 &c a7.as.. 30 30 -.--------------.--------
FUTITRE DAYS
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THOS. j. OWEN & SON AUCTIONEERS.
I425 Eye St. NV.
Evening star., 1927-05-30

A man with a wife and II children
living in three rooms at Leicester.
Ireland was refused a municipal
house, because the city did not have
one large enough.
Evening star., 1927-05-30
CR0WDER QUITS HAVANA
FOR TRIP TO CAPITAL
Envoy Is Given Hearty Send-off by
Cubans on Terminating Duty
as Envoy.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
HAVANA. Cuba. May 30-Gen.
Enoch RI. Crowder, the retiring Ameri.
can Ambassador to Cuba, has sailed
for New York on his way to Washing.
ton.
Gen. Crowder is on vacation until
September !. when his resignation will
become effective. While in the United
States he expected to attend the West
Point alumni gathering.
He was given a hearty send-off by
members of three Cuban administra.
tiOns. The General staff Band PLAYED.
Evening star., 1927-05-30
THOS J OWEN & SON. ACCTIONEERS
1925 Eye Street Northwest
Trustees Sale of Valuable Brick
Apartment Known as the
Rock.boro, Being Premises
IT'S and 17l9 r Street North
west

BY virtue CT a certain deed of trust. dated
May 30. 1926. being instrument No. loo;
recorded July %. 1926: among the land
records Of the District OF Columbia. and at
the request Of the party secured h, THEREBY:
auction. in front Of the nremises. on mon,
DAY THE rH1RTESNTEf TIE nf.oex PAX o yuEk tEe
foIiowing-tlescribed land and premises. stu
ate in the District OF eolnmh,a ia chsra and dsSiF
Foley and +. r. whites continuation 81 ints
in square Isl as per Plat recorded rec hi, II the
Columbia in Ljber II at folio 50
Terms Sod @ subject to prior dned eco of ot
which will he annOurced at time of sale;
the purchase price above said - trust nt TO to he
nad in cash depost tenr;ng 9f ooeoo etc rst at
nnrchasor's cost Terms to be COMPLIED
with within thirty days otherwise denoslt
forfeited and the Dronerty may he adver'
t;spd and resold ut the discretion of the
trustees H. C.. MADDITX.
CHAS X NhTr rORY.
r1~3O-t~:, .9I1 Trustees.
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER & son. Auctioneers
Evening star., 1927-05-30

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
kContinued.l
SEE 3737 MILITARY ROAD,
CHEVY CHASE.
This 10 beyond question the best and
most conveniently located moderately priced
new brick home in Chevy Chase.
II has outside rooms tiled Ahe Wit! With
= beautiful lot. with oak trees and every
modern improvement.
Terms and wpH psfc1 r6MoNsN 6eMSt5sNmsslS
Main eiE4s'o oNIR ReaItor. ilios Vt. Ave.
MASS. AVE. PARK,
Very Fine Home.
Located little off woodley Road.
adjacent to the Parmalee estate. this
distinctive new detached home is
ssly Ponse Is an of exeap@ni a bc Saf
spacious In plan and most liyabie i'll
arrangement. There are 10 large
rooms. 3 baths, first. floor Iavatory.
full stairway TO the third floor. which
has one immense room with bulltin
bookcases and is nicely finished
The house ts also equipped with large
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. Inc.
14I2 Eye ST. Wv. Franklin a5os.
DETACHED BRICK.
5623 COLORADO AVE.
IDEAL. LOCATION.
Large. rooms; lovely bath: hand
etc: wonderfully eoupped home; ga
Cost ss@ 800. MAKE FAIR OFFER.
BY Owner or Any Broker Col. :an".
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FOR COLORED.

Terms as low as $3.50 a mo. See this
before YOU buy Biggest bargain ever
offered in a new colonial porch home in
excellent location. ne: tapestry brick with
large rooms. splendid hot-water heat elec.
lights large front and rear porches and
many other improvements. To see house
call Line. s97. HOWENSTEIN BROS.
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE
Beautiful 8-room (new) home
at 3414 Porter cleveland Park)
Price, $13,500-small cash pay
ment; reasonable terms; has to
be seen to be appreciated; large
yard; builtin garage. Open for
inspection. -.
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BRO O'Clock
BY Ahern

$3.50 O'CLOCK
WIKI (265) Observation-Disclosures.
WHAM (278) Rochestre-Concert.
VIDAL (285) Baltimore-Orchestra.
KFAB 1907 Lincoln-Concert:
WGY 1871 Observation-Disclosures.
WHO (4l6) Chicago-Organ.
KP0 (42s( San Franeisco-Organ.
VITO (535) acknowledgements.
WAY VIA 52SD' GIey ntIe
VIM VIM (? ss MA acknowledgements
WGN 1900 Chicago-Stocks; Uncle ouin:
E ESEz } seq EsE
wSa ai, ,!fsls' Detr0it-orchestra; Lady
WEI Isssl Enthusiastically pianist;
WIS (S45) Chicago-Markets: organ:
WsA5 (ssn G5nicnnattLsoIoiStS
KTHs (ss4I Hot springs-organ Recital.
WHO (416) Chicago-Recital.
WOR (422) Newark Ensemble,
WLW (42S) Observation-Disclosures; or
wJR (441l Detroit-Orchestra Ford and
Glenn: The Dreamers.
WIZ l454 New york-Talk on dogs: the
wEAT ASA New York-Duo; talk; after
WIR (5esl PhiIadelphiia9.Uncle wip.
WCAE (51O Observation-Disclosures program:
KYW 1920 Chicago-Uncle Bob: dinner
wTTC (5s5> Hartford-Dialog: entertain
$3.50 O'clock
WIKI (265) observation-disclosures
WHOA $50 New Yo Hdar:rr;
harmony duo:
WAS VIZ 94s4 ft neT YagpSSSks s4svor
WOO 5000 Philadelphia-Trio
WIZ WIG ga ;ss5, D SsA MQ1nesoschestra
- O'clock
WAY (227) Cleveland = Beautiful melody
Wink 1850 cleveland--Muscal.
WIP (508) Observation-Disclosures.
WCAE (517) Pittsburgh-Recital.
WTMJ !2s4) Milwaukee~Theater review.
W WHY 1893 sSS q NeS gort@Msr:a,
WAX (337) Jacksonville
WSM DAD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. story: din
Wis (545j Chicago Orchestra: old-town
sS GG54RsSTE9 sad q sEun mtSay
WEBB 1886 Chicago-orchestra: brass
u
KMA (394) Observation-Disclosures twins.
WHIT (4l6l Chicago-Information service;
KP P5 t72s5 81 San Francisco-children's hour.
WLW (428) Cincinnati-Orchestra and
WIZ asa New -stromberg- Carlson
hour. TO WHAM l27sl,. WBAL (2ssl.
K KDE1 1919 1919. wBz $3.50. wJR (44l),
wEAF (4S5) New York--Great moments in
history. To WWJ 1851. Voc 1879,
WTAM l4oo). WIFI (405). WRc (46s),
KFAB (sos) Lincoln-University of Ne
braSka program.
KOA (326l Denver--Concert.
VILLA 1861 Clearwater--Variety.
WLW (428) Cincinnati -Instrumental quifi-
wMAQ (447) Chicago-orchestra.
XII (468l Los Angeles-Hawaiians
WEaF l4s2) New Yofkeasealy air weayers.
t. WGR 1 1903; Kyoo ss4sl, WV 1891.
W.T. (4o5l. WILT t4o5l, WRC l46Dj,
WFAA (499l, WCAE (517l. KSD (545).
WOW (508) Omaha-Classical.
WHO (535) Des Moines-Trio.
B O'clock
WOOD A(246) Chattanooga--Concert.
WIKI 1861 Cleveland-Vocal duets.
WPG (273) Atlantic City-Concert.
WORD (275l Chicago--Musical.
WHAM (27e) Rochester--Concert.
kohl (278) Council Bluffs Soloist.
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wGN tsos) chicago-Entertainer; en-
why 1861 New York-Mals quartet;
cNRR tsisJ Regina-vocal and instru-
WIZ cssD scksonyills.Dsn ss
WDAF (s7Ol Kansas City-Orchestra;
Folgers serenade.
woo (375) Davenport-Variety.
KMA 1885, Shenandoah-Trio.
WLW (428) Cincinnati--Orches
wEAF 1922. New York-The ,o cavalGsssdeii
IT, wT mGs t2 sss, W WWJ s sSsI w MsA
(405), WHAS (46l). WRC (469l. WCAE
l5i7, VITO $3.50, KSD (545).
WFAA (500l Dallas--Music.
WIP 5000 Philadelphia-Movie broadcast;
KYW is2sl Chicago Carnival.
WHO 1881 Des Moines-Theater artists;
wNYc sSssl New York-orchestra; edu-
$3.50 O'clock
WIZ 1881 neutrality-suspicious..
WCCO (416l st. Paul-Trustodians
WIZ (454) New Yor rkscm;Soorrchestra'
VITO 1885, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WPG (273) Atlantic City-Soloists; organ
VIM ii2sD Milwaukee-orchestra.
WGN 5000 Chicago-sam m Henry; mu-
WMCA C37O) New York-Orchestra.
KGO i304l misunderstanding.
WTAM (400l acknowledgements.
KH5 4oS1 Los AngelesnMuSicslt trio
WOR (422) Newark--orchestra.
W,aJ (447) Chicago--Orchestra.
KY (468) Los Angeles--Violirist.
iNt,T, (4S4) Chicago-stage show.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-11
CONVENTION is WANTED
Illuminating Engineer Society TO Be
Invited Here.

Bearing an invitation from the
Indianapolis Chamber Of Commerce
for the 1928 convention to come
here, Harry Brunell, head of the
new business department, Indiansp'
oils Power & Light Company, is at
tending the annual convention OF
the Illuminating Engineering Soci-
ETY. in Chicago.
The meeting will be held in the
Edgewater Beach Hotel, today to
Friday.
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department, have discovered among
$5O8,00O of personal notes bank held,
$4,000 which they believe have
value. However, the bank had
pledged these with other banks for
loans, but after these are paid the
receivers believe that about $780,
900 can be realized to be added to
assets.
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wRNY 5000 New Yort-Ensemh's and
WAX tS3O Jacksonyille-Dance orchestra.
xxx (337) Los Angeles--Orchestra.
WCBD (345) Zion. nl.-Saxophone quintet;
wJJb 1857 Chicago-Theater program;
Mooseheart program; .
WHOA (370) New York-Pianist.
KTHs t3s4 Hot Springs-Soloistss
WoR (422) symphony.
WLW (428) Cincinnati--Orchestra.
WJR f441) Detroit-Eneertainers.
rs ssswS. H M5R ' 1S2lj. XIV kkA ts2sS. "'N
wCFI t4s4J Chicago-Red Peppers.
II" 70 wdR tsosi. WdN 5000 WsM (sall(
wy wy {s $751; W WeAl $751; 49, W WPAT $685.
WAR i4slj. VINO tb17. wcAE (5ln'
wsSP 1858 1893, TT. worsh-suartet, !, 49,.
WOW 5000 omaha-Popular and old-time
wNYC (5s5) New YorS-soloists; educa-
tional talks; violinist.
wTiC 1885, Acknowledgement; harmony
$50 O'clock
wTMJ 1924 MISUNDERSTANDING.
WGHP 1917 Detroit-Orchestra.
WBBM 1897 Chicago-Popular
XIII (405l Los Angeles hildren's hour.
KPo 49, San San ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- O'clock
wsEA t2s3) Norfolk-Organ.
VS. ,s7ssj Atlantic cityNcusrtet.
t27s) Observation-Disclosures organ
Hluoloe
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CHURCH BODY MEETS
Central Congregationalists Convene
at Dunkirk..
BY Martin
BY Blosser
BY Crane
BY Small
sraNeE, INC, THffF1EFrffY
BY Taylor
By Times Special

BIZ Times Special
DUNKIRK, Ind, oct. 1.-THE
Central Association Of Congrega-
tional Ministers and Churches OF
Indiana convened here today for a
two-day annual meeting. Speakers
today were Rev. Walter G. Proctor.
indianapolis; Mrs. E. N. Canine,
Prof. Carl H. Patton, Chicago; Mrs.
Timothy Harrison and Rev. j. c.
Conner, Ridgevllle.
A communion service will be con-
Quoted Wednesday evening by Rev.
David F. Brent.
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IS O'Clock
WON (306) Chicago-Organ.
KDKA 1870 acknowledgements.
WWJ 1851 Detroit-Concert
webb 1861 Chicago Children's club.
WHOA (370) New York-Variety.
WTAM (400l Cleveland--Vodvil.
WOR (422l Newark-Ensemble.
WEAF (492l New York-Dinner music. To
WEEP CAD, ,WRC t469), WCAE (517).
WIP (508) acknowledgements.
WCAE (517) observation-disclosures.
WNYC t535) New York--Pianist; markets;
Italian lessons.
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Columbus day will be celebrated
Wednesday, Oct.s II. In honor OF
the discoverer, WEAF, New York,
will send over the air a dramatic
presentation of "The Story OF Co.
lumbus,' by the National Players.
The production may be heard over
the Red network of the N. B. c.,
at Z this evening.
Henry Fisk Carlton, who arranged
the production, has approached the
subject from a ne'~ angle and the
dramatic presentation bids fair to be
of exceptional interest.
This production by Carlton, who
lis a member of the faculty OF the
New York University, is one OF
series of "Gbeat Moments in His
tory" broadcast by the N. B. G.
each Tuesday evening.
The Crosley Quintet, composed OF
Emil Herman, first violin; Ernst
Pack, second violin; Herman Goe-
.::ch, viola; Walter Herman, cello,
and Marjory Garrigus, piano, Will
present to the WLW, Cincinnati.
audience at tbs this evening the
following program:
"String Quartet in G-Minor. Op. az" .Grieg
First movement
Two Old English Songs. ..... Frank Bridge
: Sally in Our Alley"
s.vsIse Triste for Quintet"-Jean Sibelius
''First Movement From Piano QulnseI
The :Ffto;r:niic:a' Concert Orchestra,
directed by William Stoess, will ra-
diocast from the same station at 8
tonight a program Of musical suites
by modern classical composers. The
program follows:
"comsth q! as a Bride" pooling AND Sr,ml
.prd Minsi Toy of the sardar; icaaca- INN.
.Dan ssn S 81 the Pumpkins dindisq anON
"Aus Snm%er woodland Sketches, ~a,
"rhe Destruction Of Atlantis sTRs
.va Eest de o0 PfenTs s1ite
Morning; peer Giyynrt No. 1)...... Grieg
"o or 1aidS-I tThe serenadesJ Herbert
MMaes1ats M Baes 81 Fowefs Had dHss
Finale-"Candied Sweets" ..Carley- o Hara
Once again, Olga Serbs has ar
ranged the half-hour Sanka after
dinner music to comprise selections
of Oriental flavor. for WEAF, New
York, listeners at $3.50.
The complete program will be as
follows:
s1Mignonette'' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Friml
''Trees' ..................... Rasbach
ssChinese Serenade" .......... Herbert
s'C5vpsy Serenade'' ............... Valdez
s'Polichinelle" ................... Kreisler
s'Spirit Of the Nile" .........A..... Vargas
ssTango" Observation-Disclosures. Marigy
hungarian Dance No. II ........ Brahms
After an absence Of three weeks
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TUESDAY PROGRAMS
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TUESDAY PROCTHAMS
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Noon.
12:O0-Acme Evans grain market reports.
p. M.
5:O0-Late news and sports. Indianapo-
lis Times.
6:30--Indianapolis Athletic Club and
Columbia Club Orchestras.
7:30--Marott Hotel.
Music.
9:O0-American Legion boxing match.