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don't take much stock In praying.
sort Of think that duplicating
is an awful waste OF time. I'm not
even sure II | believe III You. God.
But II I'm all wrong, You'll under.
stand. because. OF course, II. You
ARE Cod. You know how 1t Is.
But II you DO answer prayers
and care bit about US, down be
low-please, God. do anything You
want to me. but DON'T let Valerie
60 back en- Tad. 1t would kill him,
God. II that girls not as good as
she looks. Please. PLEASE. keep
Valerie all right for Tad"
Then. simply. in tho fashion OF
her childhood, she recited prayers
that she remembered:
There are four corners to my bed.
Four angels round my head.
Matthew. Mark. Luke and John.
God bless the bed that I lie on"
And another that began:
Jesus. Tender Shepherd. hear
me. Bless Thy little lamb to
night. Through the darkness
be Thou near me. Keep me
safe till morning light"
Then. with her head on her outs
stretched arms. she whispered.
Nov / lay me down to sleep: and.
when she had finished her eyes
were wet with tears.
"Oh. Cod" she begged. give me
Faith. Please, pleased ! tCdht to
believe. Oh. touch my heart. and
oil my soul with understanding"
THERE was to be a large wed.
I ding. valerie's letters were
full Of glowing plans. "Sybil.
dear, would YOU Just ~ soon wear
fame? want all my bridesmaids
to be In different colors. Rainbow
effects are so lovely. Brides
over here are wearing pink this
season-awfully misty. you know.
Sort Of = shell pink. I think !
shall. With . big arnful Of Dor.
othy Perkins roses instead Of the
convent NAL valley-lilies. And
I've perfectly gorgeous headdress
that's like . crown. ! loathe little
Dutchy caps. and tulle jiggers. like
nursemAids wear. Don't you? -
I've my pumps all bought. High
heels, studded with brilliants.
The new gowns are dreadfully like
bathing suits. but they're perfectly
adorable. There was Z wedding
at the Embassy here tho other day
and the bride carried : swasger
stick right up to the altar. Really.
1t was awfully swanky. I'm
getting so thrilled. just planning
things"
"valeris1l have you In silk stock.
ings and satin pantiesa Tad" Sybil
prophesied cheerfully. THAT girls
going to have q knockout wedding.
No squirming old bridegroom's
cumming up her precious plans"
He srinned sheepishly. Anything
she says goes"
"You said III" Sybil's tlangy 70
hemence was portentous.
That winter the Thornes became
closer to one another than they had
been since before the war.
For some years Mr.. Thorne had
been bothered with attacks to which
he referred tightly a. my dizzy
spslls." and laid TO Indigestion.
Finally they psrsuadsd him 70 ~
= famous specialist. who told him
dreadful truths. And. when he vs.
through. called : taxi and sent the
wretched man homo with . little
bottle Of dlsitalls and . horrible
conviction Of approaching death.
(To ~ Continued)
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NEW JEWISH LEADER At
MHNyfNN

Minot.-Rabbi Benjamin ]. Rise.
man Of Los Angeles, Calf, has -.
sumed leadership Of the Jewish con.
gregation In Minot, succeeding
Rabbi NJ. Myerson, who has gone "a
Sioux City. Iowa.
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WANTED TO BUY-Grocery store
or filling station IN Bismarck or
Mandan. Also rooming house to
rent. Address Bismarck tribune
Ad. No. 81.
LOS ANCELES-Room for one Of
two passengers in . sedan. Leav-
ing Friday or Saturday. Addle -
L. B. GOA.
FOR SALE-KITTENS. Pure An
CORA or Persian kittens. Phone
551 or calf at 1923 Third street.
FOR SALE-Casting box. Cheap.
Inquire at Tribune office.
London policemen may not chew
gum while on duty.
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ENGINEER BADLY BURNED
Dickinso NJ Andrew Pearson,
Northern Pacific engineer running
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Dependable Used Cars

1923 OAKLAND COUPE. This car
10 fully equipped, used very little
and looks like new.
1927 STUDEBAKER DICTATOR
SEDAN. This car sold for
$1665.00, can Be bought for half
price.
1927 PONTIAC SEDAN. Here Is Z
good light six family car ct Z low
price.
1926 PONTIAC COACH. The price
we have on this will move il quick
NJ. b. GILMAN co.
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SALESMAN WANTED

SALESMAN WANTED
THREE men to join large selling
organization. Experience not
necessary. Guaranteed. Salary
$4,000 weekly to men who VIII
follow instructions. Apply Mr..
Lind, Mgr, Patterson Hotel, Fri
day.
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~. Hilgendorf q ehe Lutheran
church o. tn Missouri eyDed. 14N
Hilgendorf comes from 0uekloys ~.
and II Z graduate Of Coneordia eoi.s.
mary, Springfield. III. Services have
begun IL temporary quarters.
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Airplane landing fielde may soon
make use Of . brilliant rcd arc light
formed from the rare atmospheric
eas neon, which can shine through
thick for.
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between Dickinson and Clsndive, Vas
badly burned Of Hodges recently
when he was assisting his fireman.
The blow-off cock was opened, re-
leasing the live steam, which shot
out over his body with terrific force.
He was taken 70 Z Clendive hospital,
where he 10 being treated.
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR TRADE-Ramsey county quar-
ter section clear, Tor Bismarck
residential property or other land
to apply as part payment. Will
assume small mortgage. Write
Tribune, care of Ad. No. SO.
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NEW LUTHERAN PARISH
Dickinson.-A new Lutheran par.
ish has been organised here By Rev,
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SIS WEEKLY. MAN OR WOMAN
WANTED with ambition and in
dustry, to distribste Rawleigh's
Household Products to steady
users. Fine openings near you
We train and help you so you can
make up to 500 a week or more.
No experience necessary. Pleasant,
profitable, dignified work. Write
today. w. T. Rawleigh Co., Dept.
ND 253, Minneapolis, MINI.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED TO TRAUE Or SELl-
Hotel at Kuhn. N. D. Good pay
ing proposition, fiac location.
Good terms in selling. Write
Matt Clooten, Kuhn. Full infor-
nation will be given.
FOR SALE-Large roll top desk,
oak, quarter sawed In splendid
condition. very reasonable. Call
c. C. Hibbs, Room s, Lucas Build
ing. Bismarck, N. Oak.
WANTED TO BUY OR LEASE
Resident grocery or other small
business. Write or wire Joe
Schock, Turton, s. D., or phone
STOW, Bismarck.
WANTED TO BUY-Small grocery
or confectionery store in small
live town.. Write Bismarck Trib-
une. care of Ad. No. ~.
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ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Two rooms with
kitchenette and closet, furnished
for light housekeeping, on ground
floor, near high school. Phone
487-W or call at 523 Seventh
street.
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AUTOMOBILE

AUTOMOBILE
FOR SALE-1927 Chrysler so sedan
run only $500 miles, like new,
$4,000 cash. Inquire Patterson
Hotel Friday.
FOR SALE-Packard 4-door sedan,
Al shape. Western Auto Co..,
Mandan. N. d.
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FOR RENT-Furnished sleeping
room suitable for ono or two lad
les, must be seen to be appreciated.
Furnished to appeal. Close in.
Call at 315 Mandan street. Phone
733.W.
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FOR RENT-Three clean furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Ex-
ira clothes clos ct and gas cooking
stove. 622 Third street. Phone
130.W B.
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WORK WANTED
LET ACK'S Radiator Shop clean
out or repair that leaky or clogged
radiator. All work guaranteed
and price reasonable.
WASHING-FAmily or Jingle. Will
call for ard deliver. rhone 706-J.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE
FOR sALE-Davenport and two
chairs, 2 plain chairs, kitchen
chairs, table and cabinet, combina-
ton desk and photograph cabinet,
dresser, sewing machine, oil heat
ing stove, smoking stand and other
miscellaneous articles. Call at
112 First street or phone o37-W.
FOR SALE-Four piece Walnut
bedroom set complete, including
vanity dresser. Call 077-M or at
1913 Seventh street after 5 o'clock.
FOR SALE-Hamilton piano, also
Standard banjo. Phone 1893 or
write Ad. No. 81. care Of Tribune.
BARGAINS in used furniture.
Kennedy Furniture Co.. Nandan.
N. d.
FOR SALE-Coal Monarch range.
Phone 704-M or COLL at 1910 Ave.
B.
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APARTMENTS

FURNISHED or unfurnished apart
ments at Varney Apartments.
Phone 773.
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FOR RENT-Two large unfinished
rooms suitable for two room
apt. or two, one room apis. in mod
ern home. Phone 1926 or call at
100 Mandan Ave.
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R0MPTNG AROUND RADIO DIAIS
BEST PROSPECTS

( K b. 5ff -.
: b. nn.-PIay by-pIay broadcast
0s Wasllington BOston bssehaI
game, WRC 1887 and Wkhk
s:io ). m.-Glenn Rush. 81 the
seFord and Glenn" combination,
reyiving Lullaby Time, chicago.
~" 7.Is 'S E O,n.,.-1u,ted states Army
Bard, Washington, WMAL (@4%l.
a.f6 b. m1.---HOward University
GIee Climb. Washington. WMAL
CHAIN PROGRAMS
Bsnd. Washinsaen. WRC. WJz.
He s'r View York. wEAF. WEEI,
VITO. WTA5, WCSH.
b. m--Dodge Br0thers Pre-
sentafIon. New York WEAAE,
wE0; w, VEL s,vey WIG We;;R. WWc cAA
WTAAf, WFJ. WsAI, WEBB.
WTMJ. KsD. WRHM, voc. WHO.
WOW. WDAF. KvOO. WEAA,
KPRC, WOAI, WHAS, WsM,
VINO, WISH, WET. KOAt Re-toid
Talee, saFhe Hand that Rifles the
world" New York. WIZ, kDAA,
KYW, WJR.
1850 .. m.--Hooxsr Sentinel,
was . gys We 1s.I; WEA 3 vyT ss1
WWJ. WsAI. WEBB. Esd =,
KVOO, voc, WHO, WDAE.
WFAA. WHAs. WSM, VINO, VySB;
Amapic0 Hour 0f Music, New York,
VIZ. WIZ, WBZA, WBA ZEAL
KWK. KYW, WTMJ. WRlEIA.
b. m-AIaxweIl House hagnr.l
{ WnH WRNNX. a 4
WRAI.. WHAM. KDKA. WLyF,
voc. KsD, VINO, WOW. WDAE.
KW61(1. WBAp. KPHC, W8AABs
Wena. VINO, WgB, WHIT, VIVA,
WAX, KOAt Victor Herbert
Memorial Concert from the Rita.
Carlton Hotel, New x .ss', 49, ~.
WIZ = wGna Nv Wear. WV WV, VIC:
5. m.-HaaIey Stuart Hour,
Wear. WRC. WEE. VITO.
WAX, WTAG, WCgH, WIFI. vgGiYs
WGR, WGAE, WyV1s ygltK8kts
WTNEJ. KSD, WnHBG, woo WHO,
WOW, RVOO. WEAA. KpRC,
WOAI. WHAS. VINO, WISE WIT
WDAF. KOA: A1ieheIIn Hour.
New York, WIZ. WIZ, VIVA.
WIN, KYW. KWK, WREN.
ESQ b. ma.-Eait Soldiers, Ernie
Hare and Silly Jones, New York,
WIZ. WIZ. WBZA, VIDAL
WHAM. KDKA, WLWs WJKs
KYyF. KWK. WREN, WTALJ.
WCCO. KVOO. WFAA, KPRC,
y8OAI. WHAs, VINO, WsB. WET
No b. M SlumbeF Music. New
York. WIZ, WRC, MYWs etc.
DANCE music
ESQ D. m.--.J0Ihnny JohmsOD'a
Oreheskra, New York. WEAE
1881.
no b. mlThe MaKyIamdeFe,
Baltimore. WBAI4 (2BDb.
1880 b. m.---ARn0ld JohnsOn'g
Orchestra. New York, WEAF (492l.
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These InterlIigk Records
At Stake IN Track
Meet TOMORROW

1Oo-yard dash--1O seconds w Rich
ard Dear fCentral1. GeOrgetown. June
10. 1901; Bryan Morse tWestern).
Georgetown. June .. 1905: sylvester
Maxam lWesternl college Park, Nd.
sso.y Va dash-a9 2-s seconds. w.
Richard Dear fCentraD, Georgetown,
l4o-yard eash--sl IS seconds. Hor-
see Hebb lTecIiA Central Stadium,
sso.yard ran--2 rninutes : as sec
onds. MunrDe Sheehan lTechl, Central
stadium, May ~. 1927.
Mile rltn--4 minutes As seconds.
John Gross tTechJ, Central Stadium.
I igo. 81 high hurdfes-1s - sec
oneis Arthur Nichols. tWestern), Gem
trail Stadium. May Z. 1921
22O-yard low hnrdlss-2e 70 sec
ends Paui u. blackstone (CentIai),
College Park Nd. May IS. 1917.
Running Broad Jump-21 feet q
isans..a sidney a,sss K 1sns ecentraD'
Running high Jumps feet inches
AdoIphus Bond tEsasternl. Centred
stadium, May 81. 1924.
Pols vauIt--11 feet 1 inch. Harry
Mcdonald tTschJ. Nay e. 1927, Gem
II feet AZ inches. Cole
man Jones fcentrafJ. Central stadium,
May ri, 1875.
Discus Throw-si20 feet inches.
John Mcdonald tTech). Central Sta
diuna, May HI, 1873.
1z-pound shOtput-4s feet u inches
John Mcdonald fTech1. Central sta
ons mia RELAYS minutes SIS sec
onda. Tech High Carpenter, Hough.
Gross McNamara1 Central High
Stadium. May rs. 1913.
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DISTANT STATIONS

WsB-At1anfa-63O -4ss.S
9:3O--ColGat0 Hour.
11.45-Organ.
MYW--Cbfcago-b70 D
10:O0--SIumber Music.
WRBM- CIalcag0-570-3S9s4
a:30--Davis Orchestra.
9:00-zKatin1Ea and studio orchestra.
9:30-ARoyal Canadians.
10:30-Dance and Concert OrcheatEa.
III :00--Harding Trheater Gang.
WCEI-C Chicago 029-4ss.e
11:0O-Savoy Ballroom orchestraa.
WGN--ChfCag0-
S:30-Stage Celebrities: Vocal
10;0O--TOmorrow's Tribune; Hungry
Five"
1o:30--Hoss Race: sam and Henry.
11:00--POpuIar Program.
HT-ChicagO--e8
S:30-Weather: Talk.
9:00-~Maytag Rambaers.
III :0e-Your Hour.
WSAI--Cineinmati 33O-361.2
9:50-~Accordion; MusIcaI Program.
10:30--Gfbson Orchestra.
WLW--Cimefmmntt--
9:30--InstrumemtaI TRIO.
10:l6-Studfo Program.
10:30--Garber's Orcheatra.
11:s0-Koppman'a Sersnedera.
WBAP-F0RE W0Rfh-630-45S.0
S:0O--WJZ Program.
WHAs--E40uAsyllIe- D5O- 322.4
9:30--Studi0 Concert
WMC-lEempAsis--3
1O.S0--DamG0 Music: News.
WAGAK.-BuffaI0-S6O
S:00--News; Dinner Music.
e.3O-Talk, WCY Program.
T:00--MusicaI Program.
.T:s0--WoIsnek Program.
8:0O-Pianist: WGY Program.
9:00-Sf1ver slipper Orchestra.
9:S0-BuffalO Theater.
10:O0--NeWs: Shea's SymE hOBy.
Observation-Disclosures
9:00--Dfnner Concert.
10:0Q-Veud0me Orchestra. Tws
11:OO-VocaI, Organ.
KWKM-shFevep0Ff@
g:39-StudiO Program.
KMOX-St. L0uig--1OOO-2e0.8
11:3O--Dance Music.
KDKA-E. PittsbuRgh-06O-S15.6
~ 6:45-U. Of Pittsburgh Address.
7:00-WJZ PROGRAM.
WFTA-CIeaFyEa&er--
9:00-Studio PROGRAM.
1O:OO-Dance Music.
11:o0--Musical "Reminiscences.
WTAM-CIeVelamd-
9:00--Recital.
observation-disclosures
WBZ-Springfield- 0O0-333
7:30--WJZ Program.
s:t0--McEnelly's Orchestra.
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NEARBY STATIONS

-BaItlmere 0S0-2ss.S
S:30-Dinner Orchestra.
7:30--WJZ prOgram.
g:30--Musicai Memories.
10:00--Aaarylanders Dance Orchestra.
WPG--AtIamGie City--f10O-272.e
6:06--Concert Orchestra.
7.O0--Caatillians Orchestra.
5:S0--NeRro Epirituala.
s;00--COncert Orchestra; Entertain
era.
500 sn6wsy Boys; orsan.
WORN ewark~-s lo-442.S
7:30--Pianisk: Belmont Park program.
8:00--Candy Dandies.
9:O0--ChoIr TnvIsible2
10:00-Specht'a Orchestra.
WEAF-Newf Yegk-61a-Aez
s:o oo Astoria S music
s:3O--Comfopt Hour.
7:00--Dodge Hour.
7:sO--Hoover Sentinels.
s:Oo-Halsey stuart Hour.
s:aO--Statler'A Pennsylyanians.
10:s0--Johnsons' orchestra
Observation-Disclosures
7:00-WEAF Program
WNYC--New YoFk--550-B2e
s:0O--Everyday speech: German
songs
s:3O--HeaIth Talk.
- =, s:4e ~ IN, Le :;tSrs
5:OO-Kemps Orchestra.
6:3O--FauItlesa Five
6.0O--U. 81 Marine Band.
6:3o--LOwney Sweethearts.
7.00--RetOId Tales
7:3O--Ampico ProgFam.
S:00-MaxweIl Hour.
5000 MlchelIn our-otIs skinner.
1R:OO--SInmber Music
WCAU--PrAEadeIphl 6042dl
8:00--Refn Bears.
@8:3O--Harmony Four.
9:00--Pfano Duo and Ensemble.
g:3O-Pfcadilly Orchestra.
adelphSa-o60-3A0.S
e:0O--UncIe WHIP.
T.00--Tnntrumenta Quartet.
S:OO--Radi0 Forum.
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LOCAL PROGRAMS

-Waehimgfon-
500 aidorf-Astorf Orr hestra.
5:55--Motion Picture Guide.
5:6s-Bagebatl scores.
6:00--Sousa anniversary concert by
Marine Band.
e:30--DOrsch'a Ensemble.
7:0O--D0dge Brothers.
Eisenhower Sentlnels.
S:O0--Victor Herbert Memorial Cons
cert
s:s0--PepcO Concert Orchestra.
s:00--Halsey stuart Hour.
9:30--C0rrect time.
s:30--Joint recital by Katherine Hill
Rawls, pianist, and George
Benchler, baritone.
l0:0O--S1umber music
III :D0--WeatI1er forecast.
WMAI~-yVa
g.55-"Thirty Club baseball acores
and news from Times Herald
Studio.
7:15--Unfted States Army Band.
S:l6-Correct time.
S:I6-'.Sciencs News OF the Week.
s:sO-"Buddy Poppy Program. under
AUSPICES OF Veterans Of
Foreign Wars, including adj
dress by Gen. Anton stephan.
s:O8--CharIes Williams. pianist.
g:I5-Concert by the Howard Uni
vereity Giee Club, Roy w
Tibbs, director.
1O:IS-''Lats News Flashes from
Times-HeraId studio.
-WaahfngfOn--3&2
s:4S-The Town Crier.
g:00-Old Time Tunes.
6:30-SeIections from Current Mus
fcat Comedies.
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WJH-- DetroIt-68O-44l
10:0H~-Egyptfan Serenaders.
1l:00-OFgan.
11:30--Grand Rivera Review.
9.0O--WEAF Program.
9:3O-Medfcal Talk: Club worthy
Orchestra.
WGY--@chemectady- 1878
9:30--Shea'a Studio.
I0:00--WEAF Program.
f0:30-Ofgan.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SOON, b. G. Network,
KFI--Tyos Angeles-04O-46S
1I:0O--Network-S Studio Program.
12:00--Network-D Dodge Program.
12:SO-Network-Phi
A. NJ.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Music.
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Georgetown III States
Exhibition / contest

The Georgetown University base
S.aII team has scheduled 4 game WitIa
the SpringyFood- Nationals to be
played in NOrwaIk, Conn, On June 4.
This fills the open date between
fhe games with Providence College
snd E'ordhanl This game viii be an
exhibition. az the SprimgW00d Ma
ti0nals are an independent team.
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CalnpOlo Meets Sharl1ey
n He Beats Monte Mum

new YORK, May q Promoter
Tex Rickard plans to match VittOrO
CampoIo with Jack Sharkey il the
Argentine heavyweight defeats
Monte Mum In Buenos Aires to-
morrow night. Richard is negotiat-
ing with Johnny Buckley. Sharkey's
manager, for q bout here in July
between the Boston fighter and
CampoIO. who Ii being hailed as
The New Wild Bull OF the Pam
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$3.50 quality super Triple X Pearl
Necklace for the hest nd on
RicheIleu Pearls during entire
campaign.
SERVICE PHARMACIES offer =
92S DeViIbisS Perfume tight Ter
the best nd on their store during
eatfrS nd test.
UNDERWOOD . UNDERWOOD
offer q sitting BY their RrtiSts
and one Dozen EngIlsls DrintS.
value $3.50. 60 the writer Of fhs
hest I'D On thesF snsln"Ss f"r en-.
give nm extra prize Of doc. pic
tHres. value $40. for best ad-~on
my Impressions After q Visit to
Their Studio" for last half Of
campaign.
THE KAUFMAN FURNITURE
co; win give q haHdsome CoEs-
tuFe" for the hest I'D on their
store durinR entire campaign.
RIZIR BROS. offer q Iady'a
ad ON their store dnrInR entire
campaign. Also one &1O.60 battle
and tive $3.50 bottles Of FIeuF
Divine Imported French perfume
for the three hest ads each week
for the remainder Of campaign.
ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO co.
offers y sos Brunswick Panm-
trODe to the writer Of the best
ad an their store during entire
al test.
BECKER'R LEATHER GOODS
CO. will give q S7b Hartmann
wardrobe trunk for the hest al nm
tsseiF store during eBtirO cam-
OafRn.
JOHN ~. WILKINS co. offers
= $50 Universal Electric PePeO-
later with sugar howl. cFeaMeR.
tray and 3 n0nnds Ut coffee fer
best nd on their product during
entire nd test.
WILLIAM ROaEN DORF offers
. $50 Red F0x scarf fO the writer
Of the hesf MI On that st0Fe dur
Ing entire campaign.
sTRAYER COLLEGE offers .
$50 scholarship, any course, day
Or evening sessions. transferable.
for the hest nd IN their COLLEGE
during entire nd test.
BERBERlCH's WILL GIVE .
pair of HaHan ladies' shoes oF
. pair NJ Arch PPeHerveF mems
shoes twinneR'G ehOtceD, for the
hest ad nm their store dWelWE last
week.
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Al I.nlaIapIille

FIRST RACE Geo. Groom. Niles
BEiors RED Grange. Lucky Drift Sir
Hs4er Thee Red. RavinR Lady. Congo II
Isapauto. pontsr. Royai Omar, Iraq,
&lf&en Clara
SECOND RACE Boris, Badge Face.
LlaleoIa United Army. Empty Glass
Upset. Lad, Marshal Seth, call play,
Gatleffsbnrg Right 0f Way.
THIRD RACE FVidge0n.
N3URTE RAEE--Sunny Pert
&TKTH RACE-Bonnv Basil Madam
steiIe r. Petite. Runaway Princess.
anY Tflorns, Charm.
SEVENTH RACE William e.
8eatI1e-s clear track. fast.
The Washington times., 1928-05-24
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70 0oalhIne

FIRST RACE Daughter of Dawn.
SECOND RACE~-E Endless
THIRD RACE-R0yaI Fey.
FIFTH RACE rrank Jade. Roland.
Scat
Z SEVENTH RACE Nettis sweep.
8uterla. Jenny Dean.
weather. clear: track fast.
The Washington times., 1928-05-24
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H0N0RED BY
RADIO

Two American composers-~each
OF world eminence in his particular
fieId--are to be the subject Of
special programs for loud speaker
delivery this evening John Philiu
Sousa and Victor Herbert.
Sousa. 3 native Of Washington
who took the first steps that brought
him recognition as the worlds march
king while leader of the United
States Marine Band, became leader
OF that organization fifty years ago
this week. For this reson Captain
Taylor Branson, present leader OF the
Marine Band, will direct that or
ganization in q Sousa program
through WRC beginning at O'Clock
this evening.
One OF the features Of the con-
cert will be the playing Of the first
of sousa's great marches. "Semper
FIdelia,' composed in honor Of the
United States Marine Corps. TINS
march. by the way. was also com
posed TO utilize the full strength
~ the Marine Band, which in
Sousa,s day included q field music
section as big az the band itself
made IN OF youngsters who played
drums, flies and trumpets, etc.
The trio OF the march, AZ orig
inaIIy played under Sousa direc.
ton. was presented by the field
music drummers and trumpeters
with thrilling accompaniment by
the complete band. We hope Cap
tain BransOn can play it that way
this evening---but he'll need Iot
more trumpets than he ordinarily
uses.
STARS OBSERVE
HERBEEaT MEMORIAL
The victor Herbert program is
the annual Herbert Memorial and
WRE viii broadcast but half an
hour OF. it, beginning at o'clock.
There will be. a complete hour, rum.
ming to o'clock, which may be
tuned from WEAF or its affilia,
fions other than WRC. Fritz
Scheff. Frank MouIan, Fred Stone,
the Roxy and Capitol yheate-
groups and many other musical
and theatrical well knOWhs viii
participate in the exercises which
will be directed by Gene Buck,
president, of the American Society
| OF Authors, Composers and Pub.
iiahers, under whose auspices the
affair is being given.
Two new week feature programs
are scheduled for this evening also
tina first OF q series of joint recftaIs
~ Katherine Hill RawIs, pianiste,
and George Boucher. baritone, from
WRC at $50, and skit called THE
Fit Soldiers, = In which Ernie Hare
and Billy Jones, the welLknown
Happiness Boys. have tho leading
part. This comes to listeners along
the WIZ circuit at $3.50.
The regular programs will be
most regular-WRC presenting the
Dorsch Ensemble at $50, Dodge
Brothers at z, the Hoover Group at
1880, and the usual late evening af-
fairs. The u. s. Army Band win be
heard from WMAL at 7:15 and at
9:15 the very fine Howard University
G1ee Club. directed by Prof. Roy
Tibbs, Is to be presented for the first
time this year. This Organization is
one of the finest singing groups we
know and well worth tuning.
The Washington times., 1928-05-24
At Aurora

AT Aurora
FIRST RACE Winnie stuart. John
ID. Knighthoed, Dolly Dunbar stranger.
Irene Rohan
SECOND RACE DARK Angel. san
porter. Maudale, Ball Gee. Silent LII
Ian.
THIRD RACE Little Beaver.
FOURTH RACE -TweIve sixty sFfnon
pine. puin chin. Topay s. Devil Girl,
Bf8o1nOnay.
SIXTH RACE Mediator 5r special,
Dry Moon
, mere Big Ace, jim DahIman.