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1ratha.

ANDERSON, ALICE THOMPSON Friday
ds1cs dcemoer oe hsr ~, ls2s at Pm, at the resi-
i7sS 2oth st.. ALICE TaoMPsoN. fs SS0N aged 70
years years: widoE Of the late DR.. Edward An
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
BAKER; JOHN H.; On Saturday, December
~ 22;z 1879; at $40 AM; In, at his residence,
voted husband. Of Ida Baker and brother
OF Andrew and William Baker. Susan Lee
Enes rSs CO. nneTa psrSrs at sa
Ga. ave. NV. Notice of funeral hereafter.
BEALL. EDMUND d. On Friday, December
Ss af 5 MS EHE Paners eay 4 from MIS- ii:
late residence SUNDAY. December q. at
2ilFs. P;mi Md In'srmen' Union Cemetery Fssk g
BENTLEY, ELIZABETH FRAZIER. On
SsT dsnee Ls1I1 Lsnhsm, Nd; Nd; ELIzABETH FRA
ley of Baltimore and Bentley SPRINGS. Nd
esdeace on Monday oe ssa h:E "f
ntfsmsPt msfs sa at I0ud0n Park Cemetery soRsy Rsi
B0BEE. JAMES o. Friday. December 81.
S. years. beloved husband of the late The
dence. 1912 Jenifer st. NV; on Monday;
Rock Greek Cemetery. 23'
BRADY, BERNARD e. On Thursday. De-
cember 20, 1928. BERNARD E. BRADY of
e eaps o se ned States sSder
i Home; Monday morning, December q; at
BROWN. ,pELpHINEg, z, wI1LsMsARTH. 1ss On SAT-
MaRfR BRows HsOn WIFE p the sse M MaF
late Lieut.. wilmSrth Bro Brown. 0fMft Mrs. \ N. 8 5.
ia Tanner mere OF Syracuse y. X, and Mrs. Bes-
Funeral services at dawier's Chapel, rSs = 1850
"a aa'fa ,a ave NV on Monday December q a.
JOHN HENRY V COMPTON. 81 husband baESd''Si OF
sdh GSpOGn sna as father of MTd abd
Mrs Irene Mitchell and Mrs Gladys Neal.
0m home as at 1890 9TH
3.sri e. 1873 FuPsls i49S u PAq q D.ss f
ss ssmSser q; q i:sO pm, intermsnt ESck
GoBBETT. GEORGE SAMUEL. On pecem-
Der q, ls2s, at 7:3o am, at his residence.
las 2 st n.ws GEORGE SAMUEL COB;
GRASS. JAMES W. On Thursday. pecem-
Ssr 81 fsnTs r Ednssy PA
dagshtsr; Mrs; O. v; crSniss. Rockville,
NIfie. Mf; Ma. IPtsrment Union Cemetery R2sk- IS
HARRING, HARRY X. Suddenly. wednes-
day December 10. 1923. at his residence.
ossd h5ss 81 81 ae ts T. TREY HaTTns Ks .ss
ices at the above address Friday. De-
cember 81. at 8 pm. Interment HOLLYWOOD
flowers.
America learns with sorrow of the death |
of loyal and 1s.,,,al valued d., member en- . 90
MAMIE: Departed this life Mon
day, December II. 1923. MAMIE HOLMES. |
the devoted sister of Lucy Hart and Ella |
BroTn TSpsrs frSm Rarns
pm. Sunday. December %.
HOLMES. MAMIE. The officers and mem-
bers of Peter Boston Lodge, No. 35. N. G.
MAMIE MAJ HOMES. Sunday: December 2s'
sas at 9eCSk sIz Pm Pm from Barnes flu
bRoTHER sAMUEL HERBERT, W. L.
HUBBARD, LOUISE. On Friday. December |
HUBBARD devoted wife toSSe,iife Of oiie ASSbsrd
and daughter OF. Charles and Luther !
q mother & pSs Of and aans RSs hais %
Remains resting at the w. Ernest Jarvis |
&C. Sotrs funeral T pssIors 2222 Georgia ave- NV
SARAH RHEAD. On Wednesday,
December 10, 1928, in Sante Fe. NJ Mex, |
SARAH RHEAD HUDSON, widow Of James |
@ @Hudson. Body resting at Gawler,s chapel, |
Cemetery. Monday morning. December "a. |
1923, at Trenton. NJ j.. SARAH JONES. |
10 mourn their loss - cNildren and ave |
EIys; sns isisnas a. elps fSss [s.s Us
G.orgia ave. NV. Notice OF funeral here.
after. - -
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In Mpttturtattt.

LANE. EMILY. In sad but loving remem-
hrance of our dear wife and friend. Mrs.
EMILY LANE, who departed this life one
year ago today. December %. 1928.
Ny heart and thoughts both wander
To the grave. not far away.
Where you were laid, dear Emily,
One year ago today.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND FRIEND,
MR.. AND MRS. ALBERT LANE.
MOORE, MARY E. In sacred memory of
my darling mother, MARY E. MOORE,
who departed this life three years ago
today, December %. 1925.
Her tolls are DER. her work is done,
And she is fully blest;
She fought the fight. the victory won,
And entered into rest
HER LONELY DAUGHTER, OLIVE MAD
DOX.
O'NETLL, FRANCIS J. In sad but loving re-
membrance of my beloved friend. FRANCIS
j. O'NEILL. who departed this life one
year ago today, December az, 1927. LEE.
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Texans Holding State
Society Meeting Tonight.

OOCACty NACCttDS AOHASAts
Mrs. Morris Sheppard will act as one
of the hostesses at the first meeting of
the Texas State Society, to be held Sat-
urday evening. December %, at
o'clock at Meridian Mansions, 2400 Six
teenth street northwest. Those assist
ing her include Mrs. Morgan G.. San
ders, Mrs. Luther A. Johnson, Mrs.
Kenzie w. Walker Mrs. w. G. Harlee,
Mrs. Larue DeBuck, Mrs. Daniel E.
Garrett, Mrs. Eugene Black and Mrs. T.
Lacy EdmiSton.
The young ladies' floor committee will
Miss Janet Sheppard, Miss Margaret
Black, Miss LYDIA Gene Black, Miss
Beryl Edmiston, Miss Alberta Berry and
Mrs. Paul Ontrich.
This meeting is to be held In honor
of the members of Congress and their
wives and is expected to be gala event.
On the music committee are Mr..
Arthur G. Perry, Mrs. T. Lacy Edmiston
and Miss ALA Clary, and one of the
best orchestras that can be obtained will
play for the dancing. Those who desire
may play cards.
Children's parties for the "Puppet
Revue" to be staged here the afternoon
and evening of December n by the
famous Yale Puppeteers have been ar
ranged by Mrs. B. Ashley Leavell, Mrs.
J. Ryan Devereux, Mrs. j.. Upshur
Mrs. Charles H. Wells, Mrs. A. B. Bar
Der and Mrs. Walter johnson.
Mrs. Edouard Albion gave the second
of her literary and musical teas We'd
nesday afternoon. Miss Mary Meek
Atkinson, author, was the guest OF
honor, and Miss Rebecca Dial gave
brief readings from one of her books.
A musical program was rendered by
Mrs. Corville. There were a number
of out-of-town guests, including Mrs.
Grace Thompson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chapman of New York. Mrs. Chap
man is Mary Sterling Chapman, author
of book about King Arthur for chill
dren. Mr.. Chapman is a portrait
artist.
Senior Gonzalo Arrange of Cuba is
leaving Sunday for New York. where
he will spend the Christmas holidays,
returning here after the New Year.
With only members of the two fami-
lies in attendance, the marriage of Miss
Jocelyn Crewe Beard, daughter of Mr..
ana MIo. w. marry bedIu VI RoCkNlIlej
and DR.. Robert Emmett Moran of Wash
ington. will take place at o'clock this
afternoon at the home of the brides
parents. Rev. John j. Callaghan. pas
tor of st. Martins Catholic Church,
Gaithersburg, will officiate
Miss Virginia Russell will be maid of
honor and the only other attendants
will be Miss Mariana Kyle, as flower
girl, and Master Gordon Daisley, jr.,
as ring bearer Mr. James Moran,
brother of the bridegroom, will be best
man.
Miss Frances Hanen of Sweet Briar
College, Va, is at the Grace Dodge Ho-
tel, to remain until after Christmas.
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LOST.

NWnrioL WATCH on Mt Pleasant St Call
USoaium5ia GOV 625S, identify article and pay for
this ad:
LOST.
BAG-Red fooled leather armbag, 1ith and
ward
BARpIN; gold, .lligree platinum top; re-
BROOCH, oval shape, with pearls and anne
fered Call Atlantic 202l. 2ss
BINNER Pm 5asn RTNS ;aSs platinum and diamqpd
coin 5l79 or ll2i 7th ne 23'
dN,,G D0,,G-Blsck, French bulldog; +. r, Lewis on
telephone Cley. 1858. Reward.
6S o4o issS1g' female pointer 'is Shepherd St.
DFoGmBlacS: Scotch terrier, female; answers
TO name Dorcie; tag No. 1886; childs pet:
no good for breeding. John F. Dryden, 2412
Tracy place NV. Reward.
DoG-White Spitz. lame in left front leg;
Iag NO. o.s 1875. Reward. 1856 st, ne.
0tSwh No. Sss "ffs liberal
Il returned to SO Eye st. ne. %"
E, ARRING-Gold; lost Thursday afternoon
IN shopping district. Reward. Potomac 2621.
ave: NV: Clev. 147l Reward. 35.
FRATERNITY PIN, Phi Delta Theta, with
9 ssc s ces eeWs5S ssss Brad
Pa ave. and 9s r st. W Reward wa eG Farnsworth. Far sS
BURLINGTON Hotel Decatur 500.
HANDBAG. probably at corner OF Conn. and
bag with rose glass clasp. cont. about $40,
Christmas list and personal articles; reward.
ent. %. 202g Conn. ave. North 8l26.
LADY'S BAG-Containing. sum of money
and opal pin; on Mount Pleasant car. Lib
eral reward, Call Col. 923i-J after pm.
NOTE BOOK small. black leather. loose
ton vsiuabe only To- oWne2 klndy hn noty
4 4; Van Den dDoennbergh Apt. 8S4, the Chastleton.
ee31GKfETB2oK es1 f11oIS drivers permit 5000 cash
after midnight show. Reward. Clev. 4s64:
PoGKETB0oK, brown and tan with tortoise
receipts and ss other thns: Fsn
ABLE sSle to oS,n owner = Finder keep money and
con qS sas Jaw with s other articles Lin
POLICE Pol Il DoG. wolf gray; answers to name
rasut St 1se0 os M ADAMS ADAMS tiG ti7s after & $50
Fulton st. NV. Phone Ciev. 5445.
P2oDIF Rn2 FeTspa D9a MILE miller Tnts Ssr gpas SOY
PUPPY, spltz. 6 mos. white; Wed. eve,
wisconsin ave. and Macomb st. reward
36ll Norton pl. Phone Clev 1516-W. 2s'
PuRsE-Rrown leather envelope purse, COM
reward e Potemae ss ssss. 1a9s % Monroe me- nUoN'
PURSE, black, between Chevy Chase Lake
and kensington, Md, Wednesday evening;
letters. permits. valuable to owner. Return
to, 81 FREEMAN pl., Kensington, Md, and re-
ceive reward,
PURSE, small. gun-metal. chain mesh, on
Mt. Pleasant ST., last Sunday afternoon.
Please call Columbia 62S8.
PuRSE.Blue, leather. containing check of
I. E, Macarthur, glasses. pen and change.
Reward, $40 Lamont ST. NV. Phone Co
lumbia 5879
VIOLIN. childs, name Betty on case;
Monday between 406 Battery lane. Bethesda,
Md. and 18th and X NV. Reward. Phone
WRIST WATCH and bracelet attached. Dec.
21, between 9th and NV, or on Mt. Pleas
ant or Chevy Chase car Initials M. r. L.
Call Clev. 1888. ask for Mrs Roushton.
Reward.
WRIST WATCH-smaiI Elgin; between and
and D and 439 4th ne. Please return to
Mrs. 1. A. Trunnell. 6l8 Pa. ave. NV, 24'
WRIST WATCH, lady's.. small white-gold.
diamond on eech side Reward. Call
Franklin 2753-J. after pm.
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spend the holiday season with her niece,
Mrs, Whitehorne.

spend the holiday season with her niece,
Mrs. Whitehorne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth K Mills and
daughters, Mary Martha and Elaine, of
Long Island, are the guests of Mrs
Mills parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Church of
Falls Church, Va, over the holidays.
Mrs. William Sidnor Thomson of
Phoenix, Ariz, Is the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. John A. Hull at 1856 MaSsa-
chusetts avenue. Mrs. Thomson will
divide the Winter between Gen Hull'S
home and New York City.
Mrs. James E. Alexander has re-
turned to her home, in Chevy Chase,
after a visit with Mrs. James Watts
Mercur in Wallingsford, Pa. Mrs. Sam
uel j. Riddle entertained a small COM
pany at luncheon Tuesday in honor of
Mrs. Alexander in her home, On the
Hill, on the Riddle farm, at Glen
Riddle, Pa.
Mr.. Charles Porterfield Light, IT., of
the law faculty of Washington and Lee
University, accompanied by Mr.. j.
Augustus Mitchell, jr., of the faculty of
Virginia Military Institute. Lexington,
Va, is spending several days with his
next Wednesday for Chicago to repre-
sent his law school at the annual meet
ing of the Law Teachers Association
which will be presided over by Prof.
Austin NJ Scott of Harvard Law School,
Mr. William Nelson Cromwell of New
York City, who came for the dinner in
honor of Senator Theodore Burton, is
stopping at the Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Pope of the
Dresden will have with them during
the Christmas week their daughter,
Mrs. Thomas l.. FentresS. DR.. Fentress
will arrive later from Boston, and they
will go to Chicago, where they expect to
reside.
Miss Virginia Parrott is at home
from the Emma Willard School at Troy
N. Y, to spend the Christmas vacation
with her parents. Maj. and Mrs. Roger
S. Parrott, at zoos Columbia road.
Mrs. G. c. Buck of State College, Pa,
is spending the holidays at the Grace
Dodge Hotel.
Mrs. Henry Clark Corbin of Wash
ington is registered at the st. Regis
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses Butler of 1419
Longfellow street, have as guests for
the holidays, Midshipman A. E. Mitchell
Of Texas, and Midshipman G.. G. Hern-
don of Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Mark have with
them for the holidays, their daughter,
Miss Helen Mark, who is home from
school.
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Miss Virginia Parrott is at home
from the Emma Willard School at Troy
N. Y, to spend the Christmas vacation
with her parents, Maj. and Mrs Roger
s. Parrott, at zoos Columbia road.
Evening star., 1928-12-22

Mrs. G. c. Buck of State College, Pa,
is spending the holidays at the Grace
Dodge Hotel.
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FOUND.

FOUND.
WRIST WATCH on Mt. Pleasant st Cal
Columbia 625S, identify article and pay 10
Evening star., 1928-12-22

Mrs Henry Clark Corbin of Wash
ington is registered at the st. Regis
Hotel
Evening star., 1928-12-22

Mrs: Jardine. wife Of the Secretary
Evening star., 1928-12-22

Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Pope of the
Dresden will have with them during
the Christmas week their daughter,
Mrs. Thomas l.. F'entress. DR.. Fentress
will arrive later from Boston. and they
will go to Chicago, where they expect to
reside.
Evening star., 1928-12-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses Butler of 1419
Longfellow street, have as guests for
the holidays, Midshipman A. E. Mitchell
Of Texas, and Midshipman G.. G. Hern-
don of Colorado.
Evening star., 1928-12-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Mark have with
them for the holidays, their daughter,
Miss Helen Mark, who is home from
school.
Evening star., 1928-12-22

Mrs. Newlands Johnston has, because
OF illness in her family, been obliged to
cancel the tea tomorrow, for which she
had issued cards.
MRS. Presley Rixey leaves Washington
today for Caldwell, N. j., where she will
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Best Daylight Features
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indianapolis Power and Light Company
NOOn-Timc Signal, Julius C. Walk &
P
-12:Ol-Grain market and New York stock
quotations, E-Z Milling Company.
12:15-Livestock market, indianapolis and
Kansas C;ty.
12:2O-Lenton Service, Roberts Park NJ.
Z. Church.
12:40-Lyric organ. Ruth NoIler.
I:Oo-CI0S!ng grain market, Ed Bake
Milling Company.
1:30-PhyslcaI culture. Indianapolis Life
Insurance Company.
2:00-Weather forecast and farm flashes.
2:i0-Housekeeper'S chat. Edith Gates.
2:O-RadiO recipes, Edith Gates.
2:3O-PerSonal beauty advice, courtesy
BOncilla Laboratories.
WKBF (e52) INDIANAPOLIS
(Hoosier Athletic Club
1O:O0-Recipe exchange.
lO:l5-BrunSwick PanatrOpc, courtesy of
Brunswick Shop.
1O:30-LivestOck and grain market.
I0:4O-Weather and shippers forecast.
Noon-Burkie Burkette at the Earring
Theater organ.
AN.
9:OO-WJz New York-Dr. Copeland hour
lO:Oo-WEEAF New York--Betty Croker
lO:15-WEAF New. York-Household Insti-
11:OO-WoW omaha-Quiet hour with the
Bible.
r. M.
12:55-WMAQ Chicago MAO Chicago
Association Commerce luncheon.
1:00--WBBM Chicago dance.
l:30-WSB Atlanta-U. of Georgia pro-
gram.
2:Oo-KDKA Musical MASTER
2;30-WLS Chicago Homemakers' hour.
~ CT foI
2:45-WBA1i Baltimore - Talk Correct
Posture"
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wNYC t526) New York-Dr. vizetelly;
violiniSt.
WOW C5OS2) Omaha-Travelogue
VOC (374.8l Singing Ca"
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wNYc 1920 New York-Dr. vizetely;
WOW i5oa.2l omaha-rravelosue.
WOR (422.3l Newark-Recital.
$50 O'clock
KPRC (293.9) Houston-Shrine band
KFAB (3l9) Lincoln-Van Sickle four.
WEBB (9656) Chcago--Musical program.
VICES (242) Chicago-SongS; the Melo
WHIT Isoe) Chicago--Katz Orchestra; I'LL
VIZ $50 New YorkmRythmic RIpples to
WAX I545I BuFalO-old fashioned
wRNY $3.50 New York-Hugo Gernsback.
,,,o,, ,,c, -S;45 o'Clock- 80.
WCAU cod Observation-Disclosures COM
WHY 1926 New York-Arrighi ensemble.
cNRA ts22.4 Mo MOI SloHS orchestra.
KTHS (334;4 q Hot Springs--Concert.
KDKA 1855 MISUNDERSTANDING pro-
VIE WRRM 3 sssH oaiS9g9nRFpngs or rs
WCCO 4O5 Minneapols-st. Paul-North-
WpAF ls5o.2j Kansas City Dance period.
WEAF 1922 New York-String music.
VICES l242l Chicago--Land Of nod.
WHIT 1906 Chicago-Maytag rambers.
wIP 1896 Philadelphia Movie broad
wJR C44ii Detroit--Red Apple Club.
VIZ 45 New w xSESG TT6P6 wF Tro to
WLW (4283) Cincinnati-S Studio features.
WsM I5S7 Nashville@studio program;
wTIc j535.4 q HARTFORD Concert.
WRMY 1926 New York-Who's who in
$50 O'clock
KYW (52el Chicago-Armand Girls to
mG zee KY EYE + T PFtab- Kyo9k
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WEEI (se5.6) Boston-Air Cruise: or
WENR (2assl Chicago-Popular. program.
webb 1868 Chicago-Musical program.
WEAF 1927 New York-Palais Dor Or
VIM. K s w" wcsH ~ WHO, W vow, LAM
MEL WELA ..5i7) Clearwaterr,-Dance orchestra.
W.T. VIZ q N SRcag2 %F B4 9gr aaS
wRo lGe9J " Observation-Disclosures Or
wTfc $3.50 Hartford-club worthy Or
W VISA lSsl 2 Cincinnati, lR7icycls sextet.
10 O'clock
XII 1861 Los Angeies-Orange Network
CNRR l3f2 81 Reginq-capital Theater.
xxx 1897 Hollywood Courtesy program.
K HsE ( a2998 s. b0giiPanee music
WGN $40 Chicago-Tomorrows Tribune;
W WfE s5 SO SSe e% 99obsngse h @uso
WIP $3.50 Philadelphia-El Patio Or
VIZ i454l New York-slumber music to
WHIT 1924 Chicago-Dance program.
WLW (4283) Cincinnati-Cato's Vega
wMAK C545) Bunalo-silver Slipper Or
wMA0 G4475) Chicago-Dance orchestra.
voc C374.8) Davenport~cTescent music
WsAI 1912 Cincinnati-Thies Orchestra.
nd
--10:30 O'clock
KEI 1853 Los Angeies-orange Network
wBBM (aas.N Observation-Disclosures; Lom-
WGN (4l6J Chicago-The boss race.
WGY (379.5) STANDARDIZATION
WEAF 1922 New York-Hofbrau Orches-
ira to KSD, WHO.
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CNRV (29u Observation-Disclosures Orchestra.
KPO (422.3) San Francisco-Orange net
xxx $3.50 Hollywood-Burnetts orches-
KGo tss4N oakland--The Pilgrims.
WGY (379.5 Schenectadv-Sh SYM
VIVID $685. MOoseheart-Musical pro-
wsAI Cas1.2) Standardization Or
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KFT 1852 Los Angees-Orange Network
The Founders.
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KJR 1896 Seattle-Meyers Orchestra.
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Fishing The Air
By G. SHUBERT FRYE
All references are Central Standard Time

broadcasts, will be rendered useless
for future broadcasts.
During the many weeks that
Cotton and morpheus" have
come to radio listeners with some
new experience. Hector" has been
their ever-faithful companion and
has frightened their way by bring
ing to them the program of the
Sealy Air Weavers. The story of its
demise will be revealed by the duo
on this evening
Before the radio set becomes
damaged, it will bring to Cotton"
and morpheus" and the radio audi
ence the following program: I'm
More Than Satisfied" Sunshine, -
Indian Love Call" Speedy Boy"
"Sweethearts" and Starlight and
Tulips.
The Indian legend "Chocorua' s
Curse" will be portrayed in the so
conyland Sketch which will be
heard for the first time by NBC
Red network listeners at $50 to-
night and will continue as a Tues
day night feature. Previously the
SOcony programs we're heard
through the same NBC Red net
work stations on Wednesday eve
ningS.
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Mile. Armand and her cavalier
will continue their stroll through
the land of romance in a program
which will be broadcast through a
network of stations associated wit
the National Broadcasting Company
tonight at $50.
AS the romantic episode between
Mile. Armand and the cavalier de-
velops, familiar love songs from mu-
steal comedies Of other years are
recalled. These selections will be
played by Simfonietta of twelve
instruments from the Women'S
Symphony of Chicago, under the di-
rection OF Ebba Sundstrom.
This program is presented from
KYW, the Chicago Studios of the
National Broadcasting Company.
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CNRv (29D Vancouyer~organ.
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Central Standard Time
Meters Given in Parentheses
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WE bm tEGO1 iNDlANAfOLIS
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.
4;O0-Time Signal. julius C. Walk &
SON.
4;O1-Sacred Hour. Wheeler City Mis-
sion.
l;30-New Record Hour. Vanity Clean
ers and indianapolis Music
Shop.
5:50-"John and Mary Go Driving" by
the DeerinGton Gardens, BargerS-
vile, Ind.
6:Ol-Accident Prevention. Lieut.. Frank
Owens.
6:2O-CharIes BenzeI. Indiana Uni
versity. department of business
6:3O-Furnss Ice Cream Company hour.
7:3O--Marott Hotel Trio. Kruse Con-
s:sO-Timc Signal. julius c. Walk
Son.
S:3t-Bridge game. .-
9:00-American Legion boxing match.
Gus Habich Company.
1O:SO-Time Signal. Julius c. Walk q
Son. nj.
1O:St-Request program in studio; hour.
ii :OO-Lyric Theater. Back stage houl'
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NEED HOSPITAL AIDS
Civil Service Official Lists Openings
in Veterans Bureau.

Veterans Bureau hospitals are in
need of staff employees, Henry M.
Trimpe, civil service board secre-
tary, announced today. Openings
include medical and surgical Off
GERS, internes, graduate nurses,
dietitians and student dietitians,
physiotherapy aids and pupil aids,
occupational therapy aids in arts
and crafts, trades and industries,
poultry raising and gardening, and
psychiatric social workers and jun
ior social workers.
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Former Policeman on Trial

bW THf0 No FUt
NEW ALBANY, Ind. March 90
Pleading self-defense, Lee o. Cotner,
former State policeman, is on trial
in Circuit Court here charged with
assault and battery with intent to
kill on City Councilman Harry Har-
bison, who was shot Dec. IA last.
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HOosier Athletic Club

5.OO-Late news bulletins and sports.
6:3O-Indianapolis Ford Dealers Associa-
ton,
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PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS
FUTILE, SAYS PASTOR
Character Building Best Way to
Peace, Declares Rev. SOuthworth.

Peace, Declares Rev. SOuthwOrth.
Happiness is an Elusive expert
ence. The pursuit of it is the surest
way not to find it," said the Rev.
George Shepherd SouthWorth, rec
tor of the Church of the Advent, in
his Lenten sermon at Christ Church
Monday noon.
1.-The long road of character build
ing seems to be the necessary APP
proach to happiness" said Mr..
Southworth Certainly without
character a person can not enjoy
eny sustained happiness. Wrong
doing as q result of weak character
produces not only singing accusa-
tons Of conscience, but also bitter
ness and misery in contact with
people,
The Rev. Earl Ray Hart, rector
Of Trinity Church, Michigan City,
will preach the remainder of the
week at Christ Church.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-20

AS an incident of the NBC Red
network broadcast of the Sealy Air
Weavers tonight at 7:30 the radio
set Hector" companion of Cotton"
and '0Torpheus" in their previous
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-26
Radio Bridge Analysis
Being a Report of Bidding and Play Over
the Air from KWWG

veys to partner. In leading from a
sequence, however. its top card
should be led. The importance Of
adherirg to these practices Is we'll
illustrated by this radio hand.
Mr.. Wyman. Deciarer, won the
first trick with tho ace of Shades,
a false card. Having 10 partner 20
whom to give information, he at
tempted to confuse the a~dvcrsaries
by his false-carding. With a play
ing partner he would lave played the
lover card, in accordance With the
principles just stated.
Before continuing the play, Mr..
Wyman took stock IF his situation.
lie could count as sure winners only
two Spades and three Diamonds. He
saw that by leading Hears twice he
could establish two tricks IL that
suit. and, barring an adverse switch
TO Clubs. could thus make his con-
tract. Whether he could make two
more tricks and game depended upon
the Club situation, particularly the
location of the Ace, Queen and
Jack. To make the maximum in
Clubs. IL required eventually 70 open
that suit. Mr.. Wyman saw that he
had 70 lead it from Dummy rather
than from his own hand. There
fore he hsd TO conserve sufficient
Dummy entries.
Having noted the rather d~iscour-
aging outlook. M. Wynn. Declar-
or, first started the cstab shment Of
his Heart suit. by Ieadin the Jack.
Mr.. Work played the .; lmmy the
5: and Mr.. Whitehead. (, owing the
rule. won with the Kint To have
played his Ace would he Z informed