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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-30
ON BUSINESS

ON BUSINESS
J. w. Tschumpsrhn and J.. P. Wag-
ner spent Friday In He'll looking
after business lnterests.
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Mr.. Blue. is inimitable as society
girl who goes Stunning alone in
night club and falls in love with
the subway guard.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-30
FROM ST. PAUL

FROM ST. PAUL
Miss Clara Strand Of this city has
as her guest this week her little
niece Amanda Rickel Of st. Paul,
MINI. a.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-30

The FIRST LUCKY LIND
BERGH LIGHT IN NORTH
DAKOTA will be operating
ut $3.50 tonight. July 3Oth,
from THE HOTEL PRINCE.
TO guide all travellers by road.
rail or air to Bismarck.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-30

WILL DRIVE TO MINNESOTA
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hauch and
little daughter Lorraine will leave
Sunday morning by car for Min
neapolis, Mankato; and Minnesota
lake resorts for q months vacation.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-30

RETURNS HOME
Mrs. Charles Gaski1l. who has snent
the past week a. . guest at the
c.. r. Kositzky home. left today
iOr her home at Sterling.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-30

UNDERGOEs OPERATION
Miss Mamie Larson Of Golden Val.
ley underwent an operation At st.
Alexius hospital Friday.
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DISCHARGED FROM ST ALExlUs

Miss Yiolette Hunt Of Max '.Wa1
discharged from st. Alexius hospital
Friday.
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GUEST AT BODENSTAB HOME
Miss Mary Barnes Of Glen Ullin is
q house guest Of Dr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Dodensta at 500 Mandan avenue.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-30

TO VISIT IN CHICAGO
Mrs. Mabel Stephens Of Bismarck
left this morning for Chicago where
she will visit. for some time.
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TRANSACTING BUSINESS HERE
Harmon and Lee Appert Of Hazel.
ton were in the city Wednesday look
ing after business, interests.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-30

A delicious MONDAY lunc,
served at the Patterson. 35c.
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has spent the past week a. the guest
Of Misses Mary and Emily Carr Of
jamestown at their summer home.
CALLED HERE BY ILLNESS
Mrs. Helmer Aamodt Of Minot has
been called to the city by the SER
ious Of her niece, Harriet Haynes,
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vern
Haynes. t-a-
RETURNS HOME
Miss Isabelle Hart, who has spent
the past two weeks In the city as
the guest of her sisters, Mrs. c. d.
Morton and Miss. Muriel,, Hart, left
this morning for her home in st.
Paul.
TO FARGO AND LAKES
Miss Bernice Voigt left today for
Fargo and the Minnesota lake re-
sorts where he will spend q. month
with friends and relatives. ''
DISCHARGED FROM ST ALExlUs
HOSPITAL
Miss Yiolette Hunt Of Max was
discharged from st. Alexius hospital
Friday. rq.-
FROM ST. PAUL
Miss Clara Strand Of this city has
as her guest this week her little
niece Amanda Rickel OF st. Paul,
Mimi. a.
GUEST AT BoDENsTAB HOME
Miss Mary Barnes Of Glen Ullin is
a house guest Of Dr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Dodenstab at 500 Mandan avenue.
rRANsAcrING BUSINESS HERE
Harmon and Lee Appert Of Hazel.
ton were in the city Wednesday look
ing after business interests.
TO VISIT IN CHICAGO
Mrs. Mabel Stephens Of Bismarck
left this morning for Chicago where
she will visit Tor some time.
RETURNS HOME
Mrs. Charles Gaskill. who has snent
the past week a. guest at the
C. r. Kositzky home, left today
ior her home at Sterling.
UNDERGOEs OPERATION
Miss Mamie Larson Of Golden Val.
ley underwent IN operation at st.
Alexius hospital Friday.
ON BUSINESS
J. w. Tschumpsrkn and J. P. Wag-
ner spent Friday In He'll looking
after business 'intexests.
visiting AT CILBY
Mrs. F. E. McCsrdy and CHILDREN
The Washington times., 1927-09-28
LOCAL PROGRAMS


si4S =. M Tower Health Exercises.
from MIC studios,
!. m.-"The Roaring Lyons" from
ss;1s & m.-Fedefation Morning
psyStlons--Nsc 81, feature. ,,,r $500.
1855 &. m,--Arlington Time Signals.
- noon = Organ recital from the
Homer L. Kilt studios
?. ,Ea--Hotsl PENNSYLVANIA Or.
1858 2: m.-araee Fisher. mszze
Screen" By Frank AIner-all NBc fsa-
s. |. @.-,Jsnsssn's Hofbrau orchea-
81 3 Waidorf-AstOria Orchestra.
..s ss.s P;scn s; :.,ga Pres. baseball
~ > m.-oeorEs Halls Orchestra.
g:sS y m.-Tslk BY John B. Ksn-
$50 > m.-south Sea islanders.
81. m.--campus carollsrs-NHc fea-
$40 ,. m.-orsan Mastsrs-NBc fsa-
,.Isap m.-Howard Correct Time. from
,,I 80 3; n:-Ipana Troubadoura nom
$40 >. m.-GOld Medal Flour pro-
s:IS >. m.--0ems from .rhe chimes
Of Normandy by the Washing tpnianE
under the direction Of Rollin Bond.
1850 p. ms-Fred Rich's Orchestra
NBC feature.
Washington
Tao ?; mr. Times and Herald News
S:sS ,. m.-"Yeonans ana Mcclure.
luke" ana song entertainers.
T:4b p. m.-"America's Game Birds
and Animals Coming Back'-Scienee
News Of the Week. presented BY
Science Service.
ii ma new .featuFe--'The Bruno
wick Panatrcpe Hour" sponsored by
Washington dealers. $3.50 p. m.--Fea-
turing concert artists S:3O-e b. m.---
Featuring popular music.
p. m.--Ambrose DuFkin, baas-bart-
tone accompanied BY Christopher Tinby,
$40 p m.-Closing talk by Charles
". Darr, vice president and chairman
Of Public Safety Committee Of the
Washington Chamber Of Commerce on
Getting Better Acquainted With the
Traffic ana Driving Problems Of wash
ington.n
e;t0 p. m.-BeII and Christie. wash
inEton'g popular entertainers
10 .. m:-- Times and Herald Latest
News Flashas.s
The Washington times., 1927-09-28
ROMPING AROUND The RADIO DIALS
BEST PROSPECTS

1915 p. m.--Ford and Glenn's
Lullaby Time" Detrcit. WJR
,. m.--Brunswick Hour. wash
ington, WMAL te021.
p, m.--Mary Lewis, soprano,
Atlantic City, WIG t272l.
e.ts p. q; Chimes Ct Ner-
CHAIN PROGRAMS
,. m.-WaIdorf-Aato or.
cheatra. New York, WEAF. WRc,
WEEls WCAE.
-, 2. fn;-5r;ampus carEelsrs
WsAI. webb; sylvania Forest
ers New York, WIZ. WBz,
WBZAs KDKA. KYW.
$3.50 3. m.-OFgan Masters Re-
eital, New York, WEAF. WRc.
,. m.--Tpana Troubadonre.
New York; WpAF. MRc. MEEL
WQR. WcAE. WV. WLIB.
Ksp. Wcco. WGY; Maxwell en-
WBzA. KDKA, KYW, VIDAL.
WJR, wLW. WHAs. wsB. VINO.
WSM, WAX. WTMJ. WBT;
Charles Hackeft and Sofia Bres-
lau, New York. WOR, WNACs
WCA0s WADE WMAK. WMAo.
. KNOX, WOWO, WGHP.
$3.50 p. m.--Goodrich Orches.
New York, WEAF, WEEI. WAR,
WTA(7, WGR, WCSH, WCAE.
WTAlG. WWJ, wsAI, WGN,
KSD. woo, WCCo. WHAs. WISE
WSM. VINO. WILT, WDAF.
10:S0 p. m.--Ziegfeld ''FoilieE. /"
New York, WEAF, WEI. vito.
WGR, WGY, WEBB.
DANCE MUSIC
1890 D. m.--Ereddis Rich's Or
ehestra, New York; Warrington
WRC (4S9).
II p. m.--Cass Hagenss Orches-
ira, New York. WEAF f4a21.
1880 p. m.-Caslno Orchestra,
Atlantic City. WPG (27zl.
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.MARR1AGE LICENSES

Harvey Claude Dawson. 81. and
Bernics Eleanor Dorsey. 2s. The Rev.
John Fort
Joseph IEnappo. 40. ana Ann =.
OlIendorf, both 81 Haitimofe, The Rev.
Vincent Fitzgerald
william n Umatead. as ana Martha
victoria crilFnp, 80. Del Ray. The Rev
francis a. Griffin. n, ana Reatrlcs
Owd2n, M. The Rev. u. Whaeier.
Iohn Patrick Rodgers. IL ana Cath
crime Louise Forrest, 81. The Rev. y,
w. T0leon.
Franci1 WiIlian sullivan, Sc, ana NIL
dred MARY Smith, e.. The Rev = r.
samuel Scott. as. and Florencs
Thomaa. Is. The Rev J, 4. Jasper.
John p. Dooson, a5 and Norah savoy.
90 The Rev. George Y. Hanks.s
Charles Vaughn. a3 and suosie Jen-
kin. 80. The Rev. ]. s. Miller.
George TONNES, jr., a., and Vernilh
Hall s, both Of Rtchmond. The rev.
Emmitt Otis Dcdson. IS. and Mary
Dunn Martin, ~, both Of Alexandria,
The Rev. p. u Vernon.
Marshall Il wilmer. 50. Clara Atles
Van Deman. 20. The REV. Earle WILL
fey
The Washington times., 1927-09-28
NEARBY STATIONS
WPG-Atlantlo Clty-lIOO-a72.s


WPG-Atlantio CIty-lI0O-279.S
7:oS 3. m-Dlnner music.
z;s5 3. m.--Welch Minstrels.
s.l0 .. m--chalaea Concert Orr
$40 D m.--casino Dance Orchestra.
S:sS. ). m.--Fry's orchsstra; studio
ii 3. m.--Dance Orchestra.
WBAI1-BaltimOre 1850 1863
e:a0 p m.--Dinner Orchestra.
1850 p. m.--Skaff concert.
$3.50 .. m.Instrumsnta recital
p. m.-WJz program:
Enthusiastically -422.S
p. m.--Jacobs' Ensemble.
1880 p m.--Iayitowis Orchestra.
8 p. incorrect time; concert.
p. m.-Coiumbta Network.
II p m;S=Joe HiFlshsy'e orchsstra.
.. m.--WaIdorf Astoria 1fusie;
> m.--Jack Cohen. pianist.
I;io p nl.-Dsbate-.Is Western
7.sO ). nl-south Sea islanders
3 p. m.--Canpua CarOiers
S:so p. m.-Organ Masters.
p. n1.-Correct time,
$3.50 p. m.-Silvertown Orchestra;
1880 ,. m.--zlegfsld aFolIIsa.s
II p Hagan's Orchestra:
NN9At@ANGNu AuElA--@UNU@EO4
p. ms-George Hall's Orchestra
I:16 p ms-J0hn b. Kennedy.
1870 p. m.-George Halls Orchestra.
p. m.--Syivania Foresters.
$3.50 p. nl.--Saxophone Octet
p. nl.---Maxweil Hour.
40 p m,-Mnsicale.
1880 2. m.-Astor Dance Music
WMNX--New Ynrh--01O- SOC
p m.--American Chemical Indus-
tries banquet: talk ~ Nicholas Long
y :
II ,. m.-Eikins Orchestra.
WkYC-NeW HoEk--b5O-62a
1:ao ?. m--VioliniSt; scores: Irish
80. SEQ ,. m-cslliat; baritone; con-
$50 >. Government facts; Bern
stein Sisters Trio
WlECA--New YOrII--elO-SEO
$50 p, m.-pianist. entertainers
IA p. m.--<LenOr: pianist.
1850 p. ua.--NeW York frolic Orehea-
WsEA- Norfoll llaO-203
~. ms--Atwater Kent Hour.
10 ,. m.-Ben Bernie'a Orchestra
~ b. na.-Grgan
WGAU--phflad elphin- oO-aS7
p. m.-Feiin's HaWaiianG
$3.50 p. ul.-Parfait FouF Columbia
-PhiIadeI phia-SsO-B
p m.--uMcls Wip: Birthday List
WO0--RhIlndelphin SEQ B0o.2
$3.50 ?. nh g, o. Band.
q sIb ?. m.--kox Theater program.
The Washington times., 1927-09-28
STANDARD EASY
TO MAINTAIN

It will be a simple matter not
only to maintain the standard OF
entertainment they gave In their
first program. but to improve on It,
IL that is possible. Altogether the
program was what theatrical folk
will call a WOW" and give addi-
tional reason for eager tuning Tues
day evenings.
In another way, the program Of
the WMAL Movie Club provided
better entertainment last night than
anything else we've heard from that
aggregation. In this presentation
we had a most varied assortment OF
singers and orchestral numbers.
Charles Ross, tenor, and Robert
Norton, baritone, who were intro
duced as members Of the Gilbert
and Sullivan Ensemble which ii TO
open at the Palace Theater next
week, were provided with good
working voices which they used
with intelligence
The Bob BrandIes Orchestra per-
formed in poppy. pleasing manner
and the Marshall Sisters, Joe Burns
and Murray Kisson and Rita Owen,
late sFollies" star, contributed q
! trSA s@AJ seAAGSS AAANlNIs l~tAEAA AAQkAAGAAk
attractive. The regular entertainers
of the Palace Theater troupe, DOro-
thy Wilson Halbach, Lee Cronican
and others, were also on the job
and made the hours pass all too
quickly.
The Tuesday program gave tuners
something worth while throughout
the evening. The Eveready group,
the Cavalcade and the historical
drama OF WEAF.WRC broadcast,
were all filled with entertainment
Of sorts. In the WIZ endeayors
Malcolm LaPrade crossed our ad-
vance notice by lingering around
Naples instead o3 going to Ma
drid but 1t was d pleasure 70 ac-
company him. During the VIZ
evening we also had the pleasure
Of hearing Lolita Cabrera Gains
borg play rather long ana in
voIved piano concerto. A long as
we've got to hear eoncertos on the
air though why, we cannot inn
agine we hope artists like Mime.
Gainsborg win always play them.
The Washington times., 1927-09-28
Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices to Main $3.50. Obituary Desk
CAPT. ROBERT ARMOUR

Funeral services for Capt. Robert
Armour, IS years old, Union Army
veteran, former commander Of the
Kit Carson Post, Department Of
the Potomac q. A. r., and a mem
Der Of the Association Of Oldest In
habitants Of the District Of Column
bia, who died yesterday after a
short illness; tomorrow at 3 o'clock
at the Western Rresbyt erian
Church. Burial services will be
held in Arlington National Gene
The Washington times., 1927-09-28

Iichara ana EIana =.

Michele and Elena II. Contriatano,
Aubry w. ana IDA ~. Jones. boy. Il.
Warner and Mildred Williams, boy.
Albert J, and Augusta n. Paul, boy.
Lucieu and Elizabeth Davis. boy.
Ernent IA and Madeline Russell. boy
John u and Gertrude h. CLANCY. boy.
sam O. and Jaequeline Field, hoy.
HSnIan ana Sylvia Blum, boy,
Robert O. and Pauline Hunt. boy.
George G and CLARA Boyd. boy
John r. ana Eliaabetb McCarron. girL
Clarence and Sallie J. Graham. girl.
Conrad ana. fific d. Walden. GIRL
Frank a. and Marie g Schr0ff. girL
Percy ana Alioe Andrews. girl.
Joseph 3. and WinitFed Harding,
Elmer N. ana Lucille b. waIlace, girl.
Louis @ ana Mary CHM girl.
Iess WI and Frances Snyder. girl.
EapaFd ana Lucille schioeh. girl
g&ofke ana Anna NJ Kiiiton GIRL
Harry ~ and Minnie Wooley. girl.
Waldemar p. and LOUISE 8. Kleeman,
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Me- YN. N. TlAYTG

Funeral services for Mrs. w. r.
Davis, who died yesterday at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Sirnms, ct Warrington, Va. this
afternoon ct the late residence. In
terYnerlt In Oak Hill Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1927-09-28
GAIT. AUSTIN KATJTZ

Burial services for Capt. Austin
Kautz, late naval attache ct Ber-
lin, who died on September 10, win
be held III Ariing ton National Gene
terry today. NJ
The Washington times., 1927-09-28
TJ1lR. II. m. CAgAI0WTCZ

Funeral services for Or. i. M.
CaeanoWicz, archeologist. with the
New National Museum, this after.
noon at s o'clock at GawIerss fu-
neral parlors. The body win be
creEnated.
The Washington times., 1927-09-28
DEATHa

poEethea TelEar, g years go 4
Grafton .. D. rcwnshsnd. ~ years.
1881 Montague.
pltat
Esther ,. Price, "a years. ipsS Twsn-
Eiett ST. NJ. W..
Linnis e. PAUL, "a y6ara aetS Con-
necticut Ave. ". w, N
Alice J. conkIin, Il years ftII Twen.
tieth St. N. w
Lloyd II, Brett u years. walter
Reed General Hospital.
Nary Leroe. - years. Providence
dozHikal.
0ecess WashinetoA HOSPITAL.
The Washington times., 1927-09-28

REIS--Mr. and Mrs. Julius. and son. Of
1900 Harvard St. ~ W.. extend 70 their
relatives and friends sincere wishes for
happy and prosperous New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-28

q LEVIN. formerly HoItznasn
& Levin, Of 1881 Columbia I'd. u. W..
extends best wishes tor happy and pros
porous New Year 70 an their patrons.
The Washington times., 1927-09-28

R0D--Mr. and Mrs. 8, Rod and family, Of
1893 Lanier p. d. W Z extend best wishes
TOT happy. New Year 20 relatives. friends.
Street synagogue.
The Washington times., 1927-09-28

QUICK SERVICE CLEANERS AND OVERS,
l700 nth st. N. W. extend 70 their
relatives. friends and patrons best wishes
The Washington times., 1927-09-28

R0sENBIpM-Dr Dr.. and lIrs. Alex, 81 7O4
NJ 81, ~. W.. extend sincere Wishes for
9 happy and prespercus New Year 70 their
relatives and friends.
The Washington times., 1927-09-28

Oh. HARRY KAPIAN. az the Farrarut
Aptss extends sincere wishes for 4 happy
ana prosperous New Year TO his relatives
The Washington times., 1927-09-28

and Mrs. b sauber. Of o07
9th 81. ~. w, take this opportunity 81
wishing their relatives, friende and pafrnOs
g happy and pToaperuos New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-28

M VEEY.h--sffaarvr .aon 49, 4
$3.50 5. In.-Opens House gg.s
S S,ss : mn..,. $3.50.
F-O efroit- " Y IN
n u - W.T. ~ ~
10 5. ii .rnra eS,d S e51-,,,. 49,,
lty Girl. stson4 Il
II 4 - rsolah.a...,. .,.......
7,tk ! (, s,.s.s =, 1, y,
- 3 mL mci:soensIaseI Ns, cnst,
$40 \ = - = q o-,.soo-sss.A
5. na.--,onrseav Srn ~
e:sO D. m.--Iyrio Male Quartet
KISix 49,. ...rt WA psssf sson9 QTehsssre
g,an N y, - - !. 80 49, 49, q WDN@9tO.1
4 3. m.--WJZ prokra aae'
m.mwgz son Dsos,,
WCsII Portland SAL
WRVA- els,soISS " < II 4 1000
.. .ienirnsnnf 1ssIs cS,,ssta.
y s:[s 3. nl.--sports revsevs
b. -. ---Iirkf n,s... - I.
10 5. ra.--Earsivs E.re. Sg-lhssy..
WHAAi-Roc fer " Nh ~ =
1880 p, m.--WJz program.
?. Eastman school; air theatsr
NbA--opFlng eide 00-9sS
~ ! q, s. prs0.sEaf1.
lsTr 81 wallAn u rao.
"a ~ \ 4 s ", pIo 7ysl..s.
y III. 3n = a ss,., 1880. a
chestra. " 1oSlsy "
WGY--E0Iieneet 7oO- 99a.6
p. na.-Studio program
$3.50 ,. m.-@WEAF program.
e:s0 p. -BFazilian Mandoiiers
10 p. nl.--studio program.
cFGA--T Toronto 4O-S57
$3.50 ?. m.--Luigi RomaneIli orches
Nv.
The Washington times., 1927-09-28

oRLoVE BROS. 42 o So. Market--The
New Year affords ne the opportunity 20
greet our friends and patrons and 70 ex-
press the wish that theY may have happy
The Washington times., 1927-09-28

Rock Greek Church Rd M. WI. extend
~ their relatives friends and patrons best
pisnes Tor happy New Tear.
The Washington times., 1927-09-28

DR. SAMUEL BoGDONoFF. Of 900 18Th 81.
. -. VI, takes this opportunity Of extend.
ms aincere Wishes for & happy New Year
70 his friends and patrons.
The Washington times., 1927-09-28

Oh. AND MRS. wM oGUs. Of 3907 Ne.
klnley. 81. y. W. extend their sincere
Ntenee Tor . happy New Year 70 their
Eeiatlyes ana friends
The Washington times., 1927-09-28

SAKs & CO., 7th and Pa. Ave. n. "
take this opportunity to wish thar rela-
tlyea. friends and patrons happy and pros
porous New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-28

SCHER-Mr. anc Mrs. Jack, OF l3S D 81
u. e. extend sincere wishes for = happv
and prosperous New York To their reIatives
and hiends.
The Washington times., 1927-09-28

Nh. AND MRS. BEN oURIsMAN. Of 1902
Joeelyn St. ~. W. extend their best
Wishes for 6 happy ana prooperOua New
Year 70 relatives and friends
The Washington times., 1927-09-28
HIT SCORED BY.
new PROGRAM

Everything came to him who
tuned his radio set last night
everything IN the way Of broad.
casts from al sections Of the
continent. Reception was clear
and ii great volume. The Middle
West appeared to give the best
account Of itself IL there could be
any choice Of fine things, There
was fading and interference, as
usual, but plenty Of good broad.
casts with neither to fill . pleas
ant evening.
The Washington times., 1927-09-28

and Mrs. Joe Offenders.
1913 18th S.. y. "; and 1921 18th st.
patrons and wish them 8 happy and pros
perous New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-28

and Mra. Edward A. CafYftz
and son. OF 1913 Sixteenth SO. III. W..
extend 70 friends and relatives best wishes
for happy and prosperous New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-28

GOLDBERG--Mr ana Ms T.avyasca q
Son. Of 1246 n So NJ D., wish 10 e1-
tend % their many friends and relatives
3 happy ana Prosperous New Year. A
The Washington times., 1927-09-28

BIZ RKEMr.. and Mrs. Joseph Burke and
daughter. TWenty-first and B ST.. y. w.
take this opportunity 70 wish their rala-
uyes. friends and patrons 3 very happy
and prosperous New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-28

SCHLOSBERG--Ar. and MRS. AEaurtce
senlgsbeTg. Of the Argonne Apt. 10th
Happy New year . tSsiF rei sHss 1os ~
friends.
The Washington times., 1927-09-28

SHOoR--Misses Hilda ana BesS. Of 73f
Princeton p, n. W., extenda 20 their
relatives ana friends sincere wishes Tor &
happy and prosperous New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-28


and substantial hits that has been
registered in radio for the new
mattress manufacture subsidy that
made its debut on the assorted wave
lengths OF the big chain last night
under the title OF the "Sealya Air
Weayersr'
Comedy, a sustained and plausible
thread OF story, and excellent
orchestral music Of the popular
type put this new effort over the
air with a loud bang. 1t comes
nearer to the development OF q
real radio form of entertainment
and. more important than anything
else, gives promises Of further
programs--unlimited quantities OF
similar and continuing programs
that can easily be kept.
The tendency Of important ad.
vertisers. In using the air for good
win purposes, Is to make their
inaugural efforts a gala affair, 50
gala that they have nothing LETT
to maintain the standard set by
the inaugural. Or the GALAXY OF
stars used In the introduction II
so expensive that future programs
OF the same sort would be inn
possible because Of the cost.
Nothing like that Is discernibie
III the Air Weavers. Two excellent
negro dialect comedians and an or.
chestra Is all the human material
uaed--two comedians and an or
chestra that are unnamed-but are
as good entertainers as we've
heard.
The Washington times., 1927-09-28

lMoRRIs KRAFT. Of 1928 18th 81. n. W.
II extends best wishes 20 his relatfVea.
sIhiends and patrona for . happy and pros.
lperous New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-28

Mr.. AND MRS GEORGE W. LEVY and
family Of go New York Ave n W.
wish their many friends and relatives
Happy. Prosperous New Year.
The Washington times., 1927-09-28

|THE NEW HoRK CASH AND CREDIT
HOUSE; of 100 n 81. NJ u. extends
70 Ell their friends and patrons best Wishss
for : happy Nav Year.
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DR. AND MRS. MORRIS WOLF. OF 471E
10th 81, N, W., extend 70 their Relatives
md friends sincere wishes for { happy and
New Year
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THE NATIONAL WHOLESALE AND 10.
BACCO CO., 219 18th 81. M. WI. extends
10 their friends and many patrons HAPPY
anQ prosperous Nav Year. G. III. EAVEIs5
SON. 219 9TH ST. M w.
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and Mrs. Leon. and
oaughter. Of High View Apis, extend
heir sincere Ytehese for . happy New Year
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c0HEN-MF. and Mrs, Joe Cohen ana fam
~. 1920 Conduit Rd, n. " take this
opportunity 70 wish their fFferde FeIaffVee
md patrons very happy ana Drosperotia
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8CHLOSBERG--Mra. Fannie Of the Ar.
g0pne Apta., extends sincere wishes for d
most happy and prosperous New Year 70 her
relatives and friends.
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and AGrs Phillip shaffer.
/, OF 1883 Columbus I'd n W., extend
New Year 70 81 their relatives. frieritis and
patrons.
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c0HEN--Mr. and lGre Mar Cohen and
family, Of $500 PehnayIvanla Ave. 8. III.
axe this opportunity TO Wiah their friends
elattFeq and patrons very hannY and nros.
lerouo New Year
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8RUslLOFF--Mr. Nathan. Of 2i17 First
ST u, Va extends Ginc6ra wishes for n
happy New Year 70 his relatives, friends
md Datrons.
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NEID0RF-MP ana Mrs Samuel Neidorf
and family. col Louisiana Ave. n. w.
and 1870 Decatur st. n W. extend 70 rela-
lives friends and patrons dncero wishes for
- happy New Year.
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SCI PIRO Maurice. Of 1880 Upshur 81,
W. extends 70 his friendn aincere
wishes for happy New Year.
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GAINS DEPARTMENT sToRE Of COOS
18th -. y. W takes this opportunity
ana patrons best wishes 1cF s happy New
Year.
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HTlEEIlE ARB--Afr. ana 1Ers. paul Hlrse1-
1arb. 18th ana Decatur Ste. 81. w. 81.
tend sincere wishes for 3 happy New Year.
|so their relatives and friends
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AMBRoGI--Mr. and Mrs, D. Ambrogi, 2222
18th St. n. W. extend seasons greetings
TO their relatives. patrons and friends.
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|HERMAN'S CLOTHES SHOP. 1901 "a. Ave
y. W.. extends to it0 friends ana patrons
best wishes for happy New Year.
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sPERL ING -Hr.. and Mr.. joseph sperlfne
and family. Of 17O1 Kenyon ST. II. W.
Wlen % take this opportunity TO extend
peet wishes for happy New Year 70 rela-
ttves, friends atid pafrons
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|HARRls oN-MF. and Mrs, Louis HARRISON
and family. Of 1927 Kenyon ST. N. w q
tFlends for . happy and prosperous New
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CIGAR AND TOBACCO CO..
Gas In. Ave. M M extends "a 9rfeuds
ana patrons . happy New Year.
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and Mrs. s. Adelman, OF
21b3 Newport ~. n. W. extend 70 their
reianvea, friends ana patrons best wishes
The Washington times., 1927-09-28

hc CURE CANE ACROSS Il Il. TRACKS iNTo me- roRE
POLITE RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT 70 1sETS EppIE hLllAhS
ANp- EpplE HAD About IAE NARReMESL EscAeE yer Z
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HlNKLE y SON, balEere, at 1898 TN 81.
New Year 70 their friends and patrons
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NETlsEgTTISB REsTAURAlF ssfc.,,,k nv
4. Iltcks, Of 02l = 81 M. w extends to
knelF friends ana PATROLS gincore wishes for