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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago, Sept. 28,-(R1-Butter,
lower; receipts 5,965 tubs; creamery
extra AZ; standards 461z; extra first
45k @46; firsts 43z@441s; seconds
41h@42h.
Eggs-Unchanged; receipts 6,7O1
cases.
Cheese-Unchanged.
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FredC onkGn
ahmn, re CounyC Chapter OF the American Rex Gross
immed md from ha of amount
kin PorR No
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of rm Of hi recent G orm flood n the meM
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to Amer ross isma
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DULUTH RANGE
DULUTH NANUE
Duluth, Mimi, Sept. 26.-RE
Open High Low Clos
N MjINNEAPOLIs POTATOES

Minneapolis, MIMI, Sept. 28:--(R1
III. S. D. A.)-P0tatoos: Moder.
ate wire inquiry, demandl light, mar
ket firm. Carloads delivered sales,
freight only deducted, Minneapolis
and st. Paul rate, sacked zcwts:,
EarlyO hios, Round Whites, y. >.
No. /, 76@85, mostly 60@8b.
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THIS Is GREAT

New York, Sept. 2S.-(F-Iren0
Bordoni, actress, and her husband.
=. Ray Goetz, are back from Paris
with = collapsible bar about eight
feet long that can be folded up and
put n closet along with the bridge
table. It even has = rail, but. nat
urAlly, not everything.
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WEATHER FORECASTS
For Bismarck and vicinity: Mostly
fair tonight and Saturday. Warmer
tonight.
For North Dakota: Mostly fair to-
nieht and Saturday. Warmer tonight.
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When Arthur Nash died some
months iko he had become h4ad Of
the largest mems clothing bulinsss
IN Ar.~ri~a.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR
Minneapolis, Mimi, Sept. 2S.-(P)
- Flour unchanged. Shipments
45,86O barrels.
Bran 26.60@26.O0.
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MARKETS
d Associated Press Leased WkO

MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE
Minneapolis, Mimi, Sept. 28.-R
- Wheat receipts today 1928 COM
pared to 676 a year ago. Minne-
apolis cash wheat and coarse grain
closing quotations today follow:
Cash Wheat Delivered Arrive
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LOCAL PROGRAMS

WRC-WashinRton
A. II.
S:45-Health exercises, morning de-
votions. Parnassps Trio and
Chesrio - National Broadcast
ing Company feature.
4o:o0-Dr. ROYAL S. Copeland hour.
Republican national committee
Parnassus trio. Radio House
hold Institute. and talk by
Louis Rothschild. director of
Better Business Bureau.
P. n.
i3:eo-Farm flashes.
12:10-Organ recital by Milton Davis
and sylvia Kaplowitz from Kilt
i:oo-Lctus Orchestra. Rita Ray
mond. contrAIto; Parnassus
Trio; Creating Colour Charm. .
by Sara Whitney Olds. and
studio program.
Z 4:oo-"Life and Literature" by ELLEN
Marie Jenson: Gotham Trio
Republican national committee
tive Phil Swing Of California |:
twilight hour: Jolly Bill and
Jane, and motion picture guide.
S:o5-Wa WaidorR-Astoria Orchestra.
Washington's Dsv of Humil-
NoTss ,S5ioa." .ai,gr By IT Theodore ode w..S ":
ington Star.
B:oo-John j. Raskob, chairman ri
the Democratic National Com
mit;ee. from New York.
e:oo-James Francis Burke OF Penn
syIvania. in Republican Ma
tional Committee program.
9:50-Swanee River.
1o:oo-Halsey Stuart Hour.
1o:3o-Correct Time.
lo:So-Lotus Orchestra.
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Washington Schools
Will Tune DamrOSch

Principals of many public schools
in Washington and a number of
Dsrochial and private institutions
OF learning are preparing to put
the radio loud speaker on the
faculty tomorrow morning when the
first Of the Damrosch music edu-
cation broadcasts is distributed
through WRC. There will be but
half an hour of the program-for
Washington schoOls-from 11:30 to
~ o'clock. The first program will
deal with the instruments OF the
orchestra.
The Damrosch course, planned
with considerable care and with
the advice of the musical super
Visors section of the National Edu-
cation Association. Is designed to
give q complete series OF educa.
tional programs for schools of all
grades with incidental lectures by
DR.. Walter Damrosch. Twenty-six
radio stations will broadcast the
lecture-concerts each Friday morn
ing throughout the winter. under
the auspices of the Radio Corpora.
ton of America. Each week the
program is divided into two parts,
the first for lower grade students
and the second for more advanced
grades.
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RASKOB TALKS
FROM WRC
TONIGHT

Chairman John T. Raskoh OF the
Democratic National Committee
takes a plunge into the assorted
wave lengths OF a coast-to-roast
broadcasting hook-up this evening
at O'Clock and the particular re-.
suit for WRC listeners will be
that the "Song Shop and Hoover
Sentinels" programs will be washed
entirely out of hearing unless sta
tions of the WEAF affiliations are
tuned. Immediately after the echoes
Of the Raskob voice have died out
OF loud speakers the stentorian
tones of James Francis Burke, of
Pennsylvania will be heard. raised
in praise of the life and work of
Candidate Herbert Hoover. under
the auspices of the Republican Ma.
tional Committee.
This pro and con of the political
presentation, occupying an hour
and g. half in the middle of the
evening. will be all the politics WRC
will serve It's customers this eve
| ming. The Swanee River, Halsey-
Stuart, Lotus DANCE orchestra and
"Slumber Music affairs being
scheduled in regular order.
SIN1nEIAC EUA1llIO5
AND BAND MUSIC
Synthetic politics will open the
evening for those who would tune
WRHF at 6:15 when the voices of
Herb and Al will be heard in what
purports to be a telephone conver-
sation arranged between these two
and injected into concert Of din.
ner music. The WMAL4 schedule
provides for an Army Band concert
at 7:30; an address by Paul Lesh on
representation for the District OF
Columbia and a talk on Harmony
in Home Decora ton by A. -.
Thropt of the Hecht Company--in
addition to the regular dance pro-
gram of Katz and his Kittens from
the Swanee ballroom.
The usual Maxwell, Mitchell and
Blue Danube programs may be heard
from VIZ beginning at $50 and, as
indicated. addicts OF the Song
Shop" and the vacuum cleaning
opus may tune them at and $50
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ROMPING AROUND RADIO DIALS
By GARDNER MACK ---
BEST PROSPECTS

/ G.30 n. nl.--Representative Phil
Swing of California. Republican
national committee-WRC l4oSl ;,
sySthetic politics By teIephone--
WashinrtOn-WRHF tSsel.
1880 D. MI. s. Army Band
| (&42).
9:O5 D. ma. b. ThroDt. of
Hecht q Co.. talk, Harmony in
Home DecoratiOn'-WashingtOn--
WMAL l242l.
CHAIN PROGRAMS
1880 D. m.-COward comfort hour
| New York-NEAE. WElcl. WTIC,
WAR, WTAG. WCSH.
s 3, En.LJOhn ,. RaskOb. chair
man national Democratic commit
ter-WJZ. WRC:. etc. Song shop
New Y0rk-WleAf. WTlC,~WTAG.
WCSH, VIII, WRC, WGY, WCAE.
WTAM. WWJ, WSA1. WTMy.
kSD. WRHM. voc. WHO, WOW.
$3.50 p. nl.-Hoover sentineis--
New York-WEAE, WTAM, WEEl,
WEBH. KSD, voc. VINO, WOW.
KVOO, WF1AA, WHAS, WSM.
WMC, WSB, WDAF. WEBC.
$500 D. m.--Jarnes Francis Burke
in Republican National Commit
tee - New York - WEAF, WRC,
WEEl. WTAM, WAR, WCSH,
WEI, WGY, WGR, WOAE. WWJ,
WsAI. WGN. WTNJ. KSD. WCCO,
Voc, nvE WHO; stS;RS vow; ;;yss1g wDAF' MYU0; WHHs.
WSM, VINO, WSB, WI8T. kOA.
KSL, KPO. KGO, KOMO. XII.
KHG, KGW. the Music Room In
Columbia program. WOR, etc.
$3.50 D. m.-Swanee River-New
York -. WEAE, WRC. WTAG:
WCSH. WEI. WCAE: Maxwell
Hour--New York ~ NJ VIZ. W WRz.
WsaM. MssaM voc. WHO. MbAT.
KVOO, WBAP. KPRC. WHAs.
WSM, VINO. WSB, WIT, KOA,
WOW, WAX. United Salon Orr
chestra In Columbia program,
WOR, etc.
S.Tp /. ?. r5s-W.xEE s1aIsGE StTs5. wRc. WEI. EGar
WIZ. WGY. WGR, WGAE. WV,
WEBB. KsD. WTMJ. WRHMs
Voc, WHO. WOW, kVOO. WEAA.
KPRC, WOAI. WHA6. VINO. WSB,
WIT, WDAF, KOA, WTAM.
9ichelip Hour-New YOrk-WJZ'
WBZ, wBZA. WBAL. KDKA.
WHAM, WJR. KYW. KWK. WREN,
WLW, Modern Love Story In CO.
luTabla program, WOR, etc.
I0:3O-Thirty Minute Men in
Columbia proEram, WOR. etc.
IL n. m.-Slunaber Muslc--New
York-WJZ. WRC.
DANCE MUSIC
1850 D. m.---katx and His kit
tens from SWanee ball-roonl-
-WMAL (242l.
1880 D. m.-Lotus Orchestra
WRC (46o).
1850 p. m.-Ben POlbaek's Or
chestra-WEAF t4s2).
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T:1S-Science news OF the week.
7:30-Correct time.
7:s9-U. s. Army Band.
s:S0-Committe on National Repre-
sentation for the District 0f
Columbia presents Paul Y.
Lcsh, who will speak on Ma
tional REPRESENTATION and Elec-
ton Day"
3:45-Col. Ed Clifford speaks
Hoover Minute Man"
1:5O-Phil. Hayden and Helen Kenny
9:05-Talk by A. b. ThroDt, OF the
Hecht Co, on Vow 10 Achieve
Harmony in Decorating the
o:Is-MerchabtE Hour OF Music.
1O:16-"Late News Flashes" from
The washington Herald studio.
1o:30-"AI ks-z End hts Kittens.
from Swsnoe s-llroom.
WRHF-washington-se2
r. NJ
7:30-Musicsl clock
1o:O0--Household chat, Miss Peggy
( 1o:s5-Hssiih talk. DR.. W. s. Whit
1o:so-Advertisers period.
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6:45-The Town Crier.
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1i:o0-News: Orchestra: Quartet.
12:e0-Fiorito's Orchestra,
A. II.
:00-Insomnia Club
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9:2o-Sports Review.
10:o0-Hub Program.
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WCFL-Chica axO-e28-4s3.6
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WGN-ChicaRO-S2O-4
S:30-WEAF Program.
9:30-The Gangs Show.
1G:00-WEAF Program.
0:30-Musicsl melange.
11:00-Tomorrow's Trib.; Hungry
Five.
1l:sa-Pat Barnes: Concert Orchestra.
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Nighthawks.
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10:o0-Pianist: AuId SANDY.
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I1:oo-Amoa and Andy: Concert Or
1s:oo-BenSon Orchestra.
WLW-CineinnatE-
S:30-Franic's Orchestra.
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1o:30-Swiss Garden Orchestra.
11:oo-Alnos m Andy; Nell and Dell.
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12:00-Gibson Orchestra.
WCCO-Minneapolis-
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WSM-NashyIIle-S3O- -335.
10:00-Courtesy program.
II '0o-Studio program.
KMOX-St. I.ouiH-lO00-2o9.S
9:o0-Columbia Network.
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10:00-BeachcoInbers 10
19:3o-Musical features.
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| 1:0o-Midnight Club.
| WFLA-Clearwater-
| 9:00-Musicale.
| 10:oo-Popular; Dance Orchestra.
| WTAM-Cley CleyeIand-75O-39g8
| 9:o0-"Sunshine."
| 9:30-The Sohioans.
WJR-Detroit-6sO-44
9;oo-Mc Kinney's Cotton Pickers.
| 9:3o-WJZ Program.
Jo:3o-Sindlar's Orchestra
| 11:o0-Amos m Andy; news; organ.
Observation-Disclosures
8:o9-NeNs; pianist.
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! 10:307-News; McEns.ly'a Orchestra.
/ KOA--Denyep-92O-32
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Io:s0-ExtensIon Service.
KFI-Los AnEeles-640-468
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| A. N.
! Observation-Disclosures Program.
KGO--OakIan nd-1SO-3S4.4
/ p. NJ.
1o:3o-courtesy Program.
/ 1f:3o---Eetwork.
KPO-san Franrisco--7le-422.
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DISTRICT GIVEN
SUFFRAGE BY
RADIO!

Those loud crashes and bangs
that roared and blasted In. around
and through broadcast programs
in1partiaIIy last evening were not
All outbursts of political en-
tI1usiasnl-most OF them were
genuine atmosphere static! High.
power programs could pc tuned
through the din from all sectlohs
of the continent but none was
free from it entirely, and It's con-
tinuance through the evening
made other annOyances OF q minor
character.
Citizens of the taistrict of Column
bia are casting tlfsr votes today!
Neither the laundering of Gov
ernor Smith from Boston or the
warnings of SecrS%4sAv OF Labor
James J. Davis from Paterson, N.
J.. or the viewing with alarm of
Homer Cummings from New York.
&c they came through loud speak
.ers last evening, can be expected
to have any influence on the
result, however.
The voices of eight young people
between the ages of Is and 25, that
came to listeners during the dinner
hour from WRC, will have very
decided weight in swinging the elec-
ton, however-eight young people
who were identified only by num-
Der. the add numbers. 1. 3, and z,
being young men and the even
numbers. 2, 4, and 8 being
young women. The citizens of the
District, who qualified by listening
to them as they sang last evening,
win select two, a young woman and
a young man, to represent this city
in the Atlantic States finals of the
.Atwater Kent national addition,
with chance for the $17, 500 worth
of prizes offered the best singers in
the country.
LISTENERS VOTE
WILL COUNT so PER CENT
The vote of the radio listeners
will count so per cent in the final
decision and must be received be-
fore noon Saturday to count in the
election. And the task of selecting
which two OF the eight numbered
vocalists is one that most citizens
today are finding difficult. All of
them sang well--better than the
eight contestants in the same con-
test last year.
Most of the remainder of last
evenings broadcastings were politi-
cal, only one Of the regular Thurs.
day entertainment programs being
heard in completeness. Governor
Smiths uproarous and distinctly
partisan reception in Boston was
reflected in the cheering and boom
ing of the crowd that heard him
speak. Secretary of Labor James
J. Davis had quite as responsive
an audience at Paterson, where he
spoke of Republican protection TO
labor and industry, and Former
Chairman OF the National Democratic
Committee Homer Cummings re-
viewed things generally in a gen
eral and hopefully Democratic way.
''Washfngton's Day of Humiiia-
ton" is the subject of a talk to be
presented by Theodore w. Noyes, edi-
tor Of the Evening Star, through
WRC at 1o'clock this evening to
formally open a two weeks cam
paign setting forth the facts of
misrepresentation in government
and lack of suffrage in the District.
The campaign is to culminate in
popular demonstration on election
day.
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6:30-Dinner music.
7:30-Courtesy program.
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9:00-MelodeerE.
9:30-WJZ program.
10:30-MuSical memories.
WPG-AtIartie CIty--IIOO-272.s
5:05-Dinner music.
s:I5-OrgaB
e:15-Concert orchestra.
9:45-Subway Boys.
10:00--Dance music.
W0R-Newark-7l0-
sS:B0-Concert.
f9:30-Recollections
10:00-Little Symphony.
11;00-News; Lopez Orchestra.
WABC--New York-07O-3Os
9:00--Music room.
9:30--SaIon Orchestra.
10 :00--Modern Love Story.
10:30-Thirty Minute Men.
WEAF-New York--SIO-4o2
s:A0-Waldorf Astoria Music
7:90-Midweek hymn sing.
7:30-Comfork hour
s:00--Song Shop
S:30-HooVer Sentipels.
9:00--Repubiican national committee
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10:00--Halsey Stuart Hour.
I0:3o-Palais dor Orchestra.
11:S0--Park Central Orchestra.
WJZ-New York--66O-454
s:o0-Kempz Orchestra.
s30-FurvilIe.
7:00-AHred Shirley.
7:30-Republican State Committee
S:00--Retold Tales
s:30--Champion SparkerE
9;00--Milady's Musicians.
9:30--Maxwell Hour.
J0:00--Michelin Hour.
I0;30--BIue Danube Nights.
1i:00-Slnniber Music
WCAU--rhiladelphia
s:30-Adelphia Skaters.
7:U0-Reddy Bakers.
7:30-SnelIenbers Concert
8:00-Blue Anchor Hour
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9:00-Kansas Hour.
9:30-M. 3. 3 G. Hour.
10:00-Minstrels; Orchestra
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9:00-Radio Forum.
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KDKA-E. MISUNDERSTANDING
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10:30-Bestor's Orchestra
WGY-Schenectady-
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1I:30--Orgsn.
WSAI-Cincinnatl-S
9:0g-KIO Minstrcls.
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OFFICE or THE CoMMlSsI0NERs or
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showing proposed changes in the highway
plan Of streets within the territory de.
scribed above are on display III the office
OF the surveyor of the District of C0lum-
bia Room 4O5. District Building, and may
be examined by interested parties durlng
business hours prior 70 the hearing Sncn
plans viii also be displayed at the hearing,
and the Commissioners Will consider any
suggestions or protests concerning the DrO-
posed changes as shown on above men
toned plans PROCTOR l. DOsIGHERTY.
~tDkFY TALIAFERRO. w b. I.ADuE.
Commissioners of the District of CoIumhia.
The Washington times., 1928-10-25
Motor Coach Schedules

WINCHESTER via MiddIeburg Fairfax.
HppeeVtlle and Paris valley Line con.
neettOns Leave 2 80 q M I2 o hn 30
D n.. 9th and Pa. Ave. N. W NJ 9493
The Washington times., 1928-10-25

PAIR hcrn-rimned snectacIes "Wednesday
~ night; 1900 block. Garfield 81. Call
Clevs, B13-J. bet. and 6.
The Washington times., 1928-10-25
WINIIOW SHADES

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shades enables us oo to g'ge 'ggeer,yesfic yoHi shsdea
nc 4 ii 90: small ADDITIONAL charge iot
measuring and Installing. Our Fvrox ci9tn h1n.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-14
Urges Emulation
Of Ingersoll Work

From the Des Moines Tribune Capital
The man who developed and proved
the idea of a very cheap, but useful
watch, reliable timekeeper for dol
lar. is dead.
He contributed something worth while
to society, while making himself wealthy,
did Robert H. Ingersoll
There are many lessons in a success
like that of Ingersoll with his dollar
watch. First, the lesson that many
things which seem utterly impossible
can nevertheless be done-the lesson
OF -mindedness, one may call that.
OF ali operations in the world keeping
time is among the most precise. In
gersolPs dollar watch brought personal
tlmekeeping to scores of thousands who
could not then have afforded expensive
watches. 1t did not displace better
watches. 1t just supplemented them.
There Is another lesson in that. The
new thing usually does not supplant an
old one, even though people get scared
about that in the beginning. It sup
plementS it. 1t compels adjustment. It
divides territory, but often creates more
to divide. With all our railroads, auto
mobiles and airplanes, we are talking
now about doing things to develop more
of the old-fashioned river traffic.
Also let it b. noted that Ingersoll's
method of getting rich was just like
Ford's, and that it worked. The method
was to take an expensive utility and by
revolutionary methods cut its cost SO
that millions of people could buy it.
That bright idea is available for others
now, Just as for Ingersoll and Ford
when they were starting.
Incidentally. Ingersoll didn't hang on
to his wealth very well. He wasn't
poverty-strlcken when he died, but most
of the riches was gone. That doesn't
alter any of the other lessons. Per-
haps it adds another one about being
very prudent after having got a stake.