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and lovely skin is one that is
clear, fine and smooth as a June
rose.
You must understand just the
needs of your own complexion.
The Specialists of Elizabeth Arden
Salon will examine your complex
ion-tell you its individual needs
and arrange your treatment in ac-
cordance. They also suggest
beauty methods which you may
follow in your beauty boudoir at
home. The results of a single
treatment are amazing.
Elizabeth Arden is the symbol
OF beauty to more than ten mil
lion women.
Make AN appointment todayl
Elizabeth Arden Salon is show
ing a beautiful display of lingerie,
negligees and evening and after
noon bags.
Drop in TO Elizabeth Arden's
and ask about the treatments and
see the display of the modern
feminine fancies.
Decatur 4147
1147 Connecticut Avenue
Between L and NJ Streets)
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Washington at the Mayhower. where
they have taken an apartment.

Washington at the Mayfiower. where
they have taken an apartment.
Miss Lindsey Hostess
To Home Economics Delegates.
Miss Mary A. Lindsey entertained at
beautifully appointed old-time Vir-
ginia breakfast party today in the
Grace Dodge Hotel, when all of the
dishes served were not only cooked in
old Virginia fashion but were comprised
of ingredients from that State, famous
for its good food. The guests were all
the deans of the schools of home eco-
nomics in the land grant colleges. which
are now holding convention in this
city. Each college sent three delegates
to the convention. The guests, who
numbered about so. included Dr. Mar
garet Justin, dean of the Kansas Land
Grant College; Dean Ava B. Milan of
Oregon, Dean Finney of Nebraska, Dean
Helen Whittimore of Rhode Island.
Dean Jean Kreuger of Michigan and
Dean Anna Macleod of Syracuse Uni
versity
Mr.. Burton Holmes, the noted travel
er and lecturer, was entertained at
luncheon at the Army and Navy Club
today by many members of the Military
Order of the Carabao Mr. Holmes was
an accredited war correspondent during
the early days in the Philippines and
was in the front trenches when the
insurrection started. He is an associ-
ate Carabao and his fellow travellers
and Caraboas took this occasion 70
honor his visit to Washington In the
company were Maj. Gen. John A. Hull.
MAJ. Gen. John L. Glen. Maj. Gen. R.
w. Walker, Col. E. v. Bookmiller, Col.
F. S. Foltz, Col. r. A. Koch and Col.
H. p. Birmingham. all of the U. S. A.;
Capt. F. G. Pyne, u. S. N; Mai. r. D.
La Garde. Col. c. o. Schudt. Col. A. F..
Commiskey, Col John P. Wade aud
Col. Charles de F. Chandler, U. S. A.;
Maj Renato Titoni, u. S. M. c.: Comdr
John w. Morse, U. S. NJ; Col F. w
Rumbold and Col w H. Clopton, u
S. a.; Capt. E. R. Wilson. U. S. N;
Col. w. w. Taylor. jr.. and Col Throne
Strayer, U. S. A.. Mr.. John Jay DAILY,
Col. M. c. Buckley. u S. A.; Mr.. Charles
P. Light, secretary. Alfalfa Club; Judge
Milton Elliott, president. Alfalfa Club:
Mai. Courtland Nixon and Col w. B.
Wallace, u. S. A.: Capt. c. M Oman.
U. S. NJ; Col. r. c. Kirkland, u S. A.:
DR.. William T. Davis, Col. Hugh Mat
thewS, U. S. M. c.: Col. John McClin-
took, U. S. A.; DR.. H. F. Strine ana
Col. Joseph M. Heller, U. S. A.
The Christmas junior holiday dance
will take the form this year of dinner
dance in the Willard suite Thursday,
December 81, for the subdebutanteS.
The committee, which is practically the
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Deauville

For Thanksgiving dinners and
parties of the social season.
Deauville can supply you with all
those tasty, delicious and fancy
"fxin's" that really make a meal.
Imported delicacies, as we'll as
dried fruit, and all kinds of nuts
will make your dinner or party.
The Delicatcssan will practically
get your meal for you. Leave
your order for a roast turkey or
chicken and they will have it all
prepared, ready for you to serve,
at the hour you wish.
Open until II pm.
1929 Connecticut Avenue.
Between Que and r Streets.
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catherine ann rupp
inc.
1857 Connecticut Avenue

1857 Connecticut Avenue
opened formally on Monday,
with a fashion show, displaying
many new versions of. the mode.
Style, you know, applies to the
work of the artist and does not
pass with time.
catherine ann is an authority
on expressing individual character
in clothes. and her own original
designs have been accepted and
greatly appreciated by Washing
toms smartest ladies.
If you were not able to attend
the opening announced in The
Sunday Star-catherin anne here
invites you TO drop in and discuss
clothes.
Prices are modest.
Between Que and r Streets).
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Mrs. Mary E. Lyddane sailed Friday
on the steamer Chatham from Balti-
more for an extended stay in Florida,
visiting Lakeland and other points in
the State.
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Additional patronesses for the annual
ball in aid of the Episcopal Eye, Ear
and Throat Hospital, which will be
given Wednesday evening in the ball.
room of the Willard Hotel, include Mrs
Charles G. Dawes, Mrs. Harry S. New,
Mrs Curtis D. Wilbur, Mrs. Louis D.
Brandeis, Mrs. Eugene Hale. Mrs. John
Jacob Rogers, Mrs. Ogden L. Mills,
CONTINUED on TWentieth Pagel.
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MIR. and Mrs. Joseph A. Dourigan
of Long Island will be at the Maydower
until the end of the week.
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Mrs. F. j. Hutchinson of Montclair
N. j., is in Washington for a short visit
and is at the Mayf1ower.
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E1us sive
c h arm of
femininity lies
in a lovely
complexion-
a n d Eliza
beth Arden,
+ a m o Il S
world wide
authority on
beauty, says
a h e althy
skin is lovely.
Evening star., 1928-11-22

Mrs. Agnes T. Gray was hostess to a
small group at the Willard yesterday
at luncheon.
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wAsHNeToN THURSDAY NovE1BER % 1913

same as that of last year, includes Mrs.
Richard S. Aldrich, Mrs. Ulysses S.
Grant, Sd: Nine Ekengren, Mrs.
Chandler Anderson, Mrs. Walter r.
Tuckerman, Mrs. Anne Archbold, Mrs.
McCook Knox. Mrs Arthur OBrien,
Mrs Eugene Meyer and Mrs. Lindsay
Russell.
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lonial buff, and one French en-
largement for $47.
The other is six artists proofs
and one 7xo-inch enlargement for
$28.
There are several other assort-
ments, which Underwood & Un-
derwood will be glad to tell you
about-for the asking.
A lovely picture by Underwood
& Underwood is companion
through years-and is a perfect
messenger of the Christmas spirit.
There is on display here now
a perfectly exquisite collection of
frames in all sizes, just to fit your
photographs.
Underwood & Underwood are
able to take complete care of
your Christmas shopping-they
will make your portraits, supply
the frames-and send them for
you.
Send photographs this Christ
mas.
1880 Connecticut Avenue.
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Mrs G. D. Webster and her daughthx
Miss Diana Webster, accompanied lV
Miss Mary Harris. have arrived in
Washington from Manchester, VT. and
will be at the Mayf1ower for several
weeks before leaving for their home
near Phoenix AriZ
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Prof. Norris Ingersoll Crandall and
Mr.. Donald Chenoweth Kline of the
faculty of the division of fine arts. the
George Washington University, will en-
tertain at luncheon tomorrow at 1890
o'clock in the Kenwood Country Club
in honor of the officers and delegates
to the national convention of the Scarab
Evening star., 1928-11-22

Fraternity, national professional archi-
tectural fraternity.
This evening the delegates will be
entertained at a smoker in the archi-
tectural building of the university, when
Mr.. Albert L. Harris, the municipal
architect will talk upon the L'Enfant
plan for, the development of the Ma
tional Capital. Tomorrow evening the
convention will close with banquet
at the Cosmos Club. Provost william
Allen Wilbur of the George Washington
University and Mr. Waddy B. Wood,
prominent Washington architect. will
speak.
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M.RASTERNk%

m'E'!'' s:.!:!T's'' -
Engagement books are filed
with this occasion and that-the
social season is in full sway
and .Pasternaks are busily out
fitting the miss and matron for
the every hour of the day and
evening-sports togs, afternoon
and tea dresses, hats, stunning fur
scarfs and coats and lovely, lovely
dinner and formal gowns.
The display of evening dresses
is simply ravishing-the colors
make you think of flowers, sun
sets, flashing diamonds and elu-
sive jewels of radiance. The ma
terials and styles are so different
and exquiSite-that it is best to
describe them as typically Pas
ternak and tell you to go in and
ask to see them. It's a treat to
see them and Pasternaks will be
delighted to show you. A special
group of dinner and evening
gowns at
65.00 and $500
1919 Connecticut Avenue
Evening star., 1928-11-22

VoteleSS District of Columbia League of
Women Voters Dinner Tomorrow.
Evening star., 1928-11-22

Mrs. j. j. Fisher of Pittsburgh, Pa, is
at the Carlton for few days. accom-
panied by Miss Alice G. Walsh.
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Mrs. r. L. Truman of Atlanta is to be
the guest of honor at the dinner to be
given by the Voteless District of Colum-
bia League of Women Voters at the A,
A. V. w. this evening at o'clock
This is to be the semi-annual business
meeting of the league and will be ad-
dressed by Mr.. Louis Gutenberg on the
history of the District and national
representation.
Mrs. Truman is director of the third
region National League of Women
Voters.
To raise money for work among the
Indians in Alaska as we'll as in the
United States, St. Thomas branch of
the Womans Auxiliary will hold a
silver tea and Christmas sale in the
Parish House at 1772 Church street to-
morrow afternoon from to o'clock.
Mrs. F. H. Calvert, president of the aux
lliary. will receive, assisted by Mrs. Hugo
F. TAFT, Mrs. M. M. Riker and Mrs. Will
liam S. Bishop. Mrs. Melville Church.
Mrs. j. P. Fillebrown and Miss Pettis
will be at the tea table
Mrs. j. D. Murdaugh is the chairman,
and Mrs. B. L. Hardin is vice chairman.
Other members of the committee are
Mrs. Mcguire, Mrs. Ewes, Mrs r. H.
Carter Mrs. j. M. Robinson, Mrs. Ze-
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Mr.. Charles Leroy Baker, naturalist
and writer, will be the guest and speak
er at the weekly dinner of the Art
Promoters Club tomorrow evening at z
o'clock, in the Playhouse Inn, at 1914
N street northwest Mr. Baker will talk
on Birds About Great Falls" to be
followed by the usual round-table con-
ference on journalism and the short
story. No cards have been issued.
Evening star., 1928-11-22

DR.. Edward T. Devine, the eminent
sociologist, will address the Woman's
Alliance of All Souls Unitarian Church
in Pierce Hall at noon tomorrow. The
theme of DR.. Devine's address will be the
Kellogg peace pact. Luncheon will be
served at l o'clock, with Mrs. Frank
Steele hostess
Or. Amy Bowen, wife of Capt. Albert
Bowen of Fort Myer, is chairman of the
committee which will provide home
made candies at the annual bazaar to be
held December 6 and in Pierce Hall.
Mrs. Frank Steele. wife of the ma
tional secretary of Southern Sons of the
American Revolution, is making a COL
lection of old gold and silver pieces. as
we'll as beads to be sold at the bazaar.
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gowitz, Mrs. A. B. Veazey, Miss K. Lee
Jones. Mrs. Neville Munroe Hopkins,
Miss Hopes, Miss Eva Wilson and Mrs.
S. A. Kimberly.
For the children there is a magic
pumpkin which is in charge of Miss
Florence Hyde. assisted by Miss Mar
bury Beall, Miss Eleanor Lind, Miss Les
lie Coyle and Miss Hodge.
Evening star., 1928-11-22

DR.. and Mrs L. E. LaFetra of New
York City are now in Washington and
are staying at the Mayflower
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Schwartz

Schwartz
1727 L Street NV.
Important Clearance Sale
Some dresses are marked at
less than regular wholesale prices.
Mr.. Schwartz has just returned
with a most successful purchase
of high-type frocks for day,
afternoon and evening wear.
Materials include georgette
crepe, satin, faille de jour, trans
parent velvet and others.
Mr.. Schwartz advises an early
call to get your choice.
Uust around the Corner
from Connecticut)
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Mr. and Mrs. Roy S. Fox, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Earl E. Fox
have motored to Washington from their
home in York, Pa. and are at the
Carlton for several days.
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SOCIETY

Continued From Eighteenth page)
Evening star., 1928-11-22

Miss Mary Elizabeth Gardner, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gardner,
formerly Of Wheeling, W. Va. now Of
Richmond, is spending the Winter with
her aunt. Miss Julia Clifford. in the
home of Mrs. William Thornton at 1871
California street Miss Gardner who
will continue her studies this Winter.
was with her aunt in the latter's home
at White Sulphur Springs through the
Summer.
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In Underwood &
Underwood's YOU
will find two
very popular as
sortments of pic
lures especially
a t TT C I i've for
Christmas giving.
One is three
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Mrs. Frederick Childs of New York
IS now in Washington and is planning
TO be at the Mayflower until the first
of next week.
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Mrs. Sarah Pepper and Mrs. r. S.
Costigan.
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Mrs. Roland c. Fenner of New Lon
don, Conn, is visiting her mother Mrs.
w. B. Beebe. in her apartment at 2400
Sixteenth street. Mrs. Fenner was
before her marriage last month Miss
Marcella Beebe.
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Maison Jules

Why not shop at .Maison Jules
for your Thanksgiving chiffon
evening gown?
"The shop erclusiUe but not
expensive"
You may choose either a cock
tail type or the regular dinner
frock.
Colors are alluring in new
woodland violet, tiger green, bur-
gundy and tea rose.
20.50.
Sizes are for misses and women.
Other dresses in street, after
noon and formal models.
1850 to 1880.
Between Que and r Streets)
1917 Connecticut Avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin B. Fiske of Lon
don. England. accompanied by their
daughter, Miss Charlotte Fiske. who
spent the Summer in the White
Mountains and later visited in Boston
New York and Philadelphia, are now
in Washington at the Mayfiower. They
will sail from New York for England
December l aboard the S. S. Homeric.
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Mr.. and Mrs H. P. Kendall of Buff
falo, N. Y. will spend the Winter in
Evening star., 1928-11-22

The Christmas junior holiday dance
will take the form this year of a dinner
dance in the Willard suite Thursday
December 81, for the subdebutanteS
The committee, which is practically the
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Continued on Twentieth Page
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Napoleon's

For Thanksgiving Napoleon s
call your attention to mince meat
and pumpkin pies, fancy frozen
desserts, homemade candies, all
kinds of cakes and delicious pas
tries and cookies.
Catering to order.
Telephone Columbia 8o55.
Cathedral Mansions Building.
5000 Connecticut Avenue.
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= - e
Evening star., 1928-11-22

Mrs. Truman is director of the third
region National League of Women
| Voters
Evening star., 1928-11-22

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New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
50o-WDRC, New Ha,en-.6>

Musicale 6::30-Theaters. News Wittstein's orchestra S-Program S:3N-Studio offering a-Weather
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City Items

A daughter was born al New Brit ain General hospital today 10 Mr. and Mrs. James rompey of 9hl Stanley street.
 Nash Line Suit Tuxedo. $-2.9", McCabe, 43 Walnut St. Tel 45f.- auNt
 A daughter was born al New brU- ain General hospital yesterday |" Mr. and Mrs. Lester smith or -N Church street,
 Johnston's clean coal Is good coal. City Coal X Wood Co. Phone 21r --advt.
 Mir. and Mrs, Harry shepard Of ooS Maple avenue. Hartford. are re- cciving congratulations on the Dirlh of a son, Bruce Charlton. born Feb ruary 2S. Mrs. Shepard was former " Miss Gladys Battye ot stanley street.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
ACCUSED BY GIRLS
Northampton Man Said to Have Passed Insulting Remarks and to Have Used Offensive Language.

Northampton, Mass, March Pt-- Louis Simon, 33, of Westfield. today vas committed to jail ill default of bail after he pleaded not guilty to accosting Smith college girls with of fensive language. simon, when ar raigned in district court, pleaded guilty 10 assaulting Special Officer George F. Geise. Smith college watch man, who arrested him last night on Ihe college campus.
 Geise charged that he chased Sim on after students complained that he had appeared on the porch of Wal lace house. a college dormitory, and motioned them to open window. When Geise caught simon after chase about the campus, the latter struck the watchman on the Jaw. Geise was able 10 subdue Simon and held him until Patrolman Bertram Powers reached the scene, after be- ing summoned by Franklin King, superintendent of smith college buildings.
 Simon was unable to furnish the S40o bail when the hearing of the case was postponed until March '.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
STRIKE Is SETTLED

Prague, CzcchoSolvakia. Mar, aF' The strike of 80, ,oo0 miners in the Bohemian coal fields centerlng around Brux has been settled and the men are expected to resume work shortly,
 Attempts to fill their places by others brought out the wives Of the strikers in force on Feb. f9. They beat several of the workers and at tempted 70 prevent the bumpers from keeping the workings clear of water. The gendar1nerie marched many of the women to the poilc" station.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
POWERFUL NAVY LOBBY

Washington. March tP--Declar- ing that the navy "malntalnS pow crful lobby" at the capitol Repre- sentative Johnson, democrat, tkla . homa, in q statement today urged that farm relief and flood control should be given priority over tn" naval warship construction program. House leaders have planned to con- sidor the naval program as the next legislation after the annual appro- priations measures have been acted upon.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02

l0-Entortainers 1G:G0--Dance orchestra f1-Correct tome: dance orchestra ;
 Bob Schaefer, songs 1o mid.--Joe Wards orchestra l2:30-Manhattan Serenaders
 s60-WGBS-3i9 5:30-Guitar; violin obligato 5:4o-Radio talk 5.5o-Salvatore Barnaba, guitar G-Uncle Gee Bee
 9.0-WRNY-3:s With the Play Lady 5:15-Harry Darnell. tenor 5:25-Congregation Emanut! Cleo Ladies trio 7:30-Burt Andrews, teior T:45-'Heroes of the Air S-Musicale S:S0-Helenc Arden soprano N:45-General Stoutesbury s-Tenor: baritone; soprano 1o-Piotti. Hardy, harmony f0:Su-Mrlburn dance orchestra
 9.0-WABC-309 J.3c-Hal LeNin's Collegians 6:30-Stern orchestra I:l5-Dr. Freed, talk S-Dalsy Miller, Dogs S:l5-Black Rock Boys S:t5-Sport series sq:oc-Madison Square Garden
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 t02O-NGl-2Ai 5--"Jov Bellies of the Air S:45-Tomple Israel services a.45-Angelo Layori. tenor 1O:O1-Harmony Twins, vocal1sts I0l5-t kulcle Bob McDonald 1O:S0-rop Concert Group
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Merchants programs 7-Weather 1:so-A. l. B. educational.c course S--The Melody Girls a-Sterlns ensemble ti GuS
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
NOTICE, OF INTENTION TO ORGANIZE

We. the undersigned, hereby give notice of our intention to orgahlze an industrial bank. under and pur- suant to the laws of the state o1 Connecticut, and. in conformity with Section three thousand nine hun ,red and fiftv-onc of the General Statutes.
 We hereby specify and state as follows. 10 witt
 First. The names and addresses Of the proposed incorporators are: Joseph Gaeta, Girolamo P. Tran chida. Antonino DiManro. Angelo Tonasso, E,ffisio Anselmo. James A. Spinetta. Nicola Laraia. $. Gerard casale, Henry F. Diana. ID. ID. S.. Harry Battistoni. Vincent r. Men dilo. NJ. D.
 Second The name of the pro posed Corporation is The Clt1zens Industrial Bank.
 Third. The Location of the princi- tal office is to be .59 Main Street. New Britain. Connecticut
 In witness whereof We have here unto affixed our signatures th1s l4'h day of February. 1928.
 JOSEPH GAETA
 GJROIAMO r. TEANClilDA
 ANTONINO D1 MAJ RO
 ANGELO TOMASSO
 iIFFlSIO ANSELMO
 JAMES \. SPINETTA
 NICOLA LARA1A
 S. GERARD CASALE
 HENRY r. DIANA, D. D. s
 HARRY BATTISTONI
 VINCENT r. MENDILLO. M. D.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
Scientist Is Experimenting
 On Weighing of World

Washington, Mar. ? tCP)--ln a cave 35 feet underground, Dr. Paul Ts. Hevl. of the |. $. bureau of standards. is now making hls third experiment in weighing the world.
 Dr. Heyl has been working on world weighing experiments since 1926 and established the fact that Mother Earth weighs 6.o0o,oo", 900. GOO. O00, ,0U0 900 tons, in round num- EerS.
 He hoped to discover fin eXperi- men1s this year just what figures should be in the place Of the 2l naughts instead of having science work on a round number.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
Eastern Stations
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tO2O-WODA Paterson-291 5:3U-NeWs; sport talk 6-Californians Our New Jersey l5-Sunshine Boys 45-History class S-PianiSt: Mther IS S:So-Devotional service 1.-The Cotton Pickers ,ll:S0-Dance orchestra
 112O-WGCP, Ncwark-26s 5-Merc hants' program 5:30-Alice from Wonderland 6-Harry Olsen's orchestra Heath department i G:15-Program 7:3O-Bon Toners
 ,I.O-WAAM, Newarl>-:6S S:15-Do-It and Done s S.30--Organ rectal 9--Hour of music 9;30-Four Towers orchestra I 11:O-NNJ. Ncwark-26S 1N:Ol-Walt Sanders tarollahs 1 harmonica .1l:15-cotton orchestra : ssO-WIP. PhilaheIphia-ii9 : 6: :3O-French lesson 7-Bedtime story: roll call
 sso-WOO, Phiiadelphia-31o 5-Pedriatic society 1:S0--WOO trio 7:55-Science service talk S:05-Dinner music 8:SO-Musical lecture o-WOO orchestra e.30-WOO Operatic ensemble 1o.oc-The Euterpians' song reci'a l0:30-Modern dance orchestra
 71O-WEJ. PhiIade'phia--lOo 6.3U--Whispering orchestra
 l3so-WOkO, Pcekskil'-.i6 7:So-Jean Foster, soprano s:30-Entertainers 9:30-Baritonc 11-Dance orchestra
 i1OO-WPG, Atlantic Cts-2'" G.45--Organ recital; news flashes 7:o5-Dinner concert :45--Health talk; studio concert :30-College Musical Nlub o:3O-Dils and Taffy Kid S0--Dance orchestra
 7so-WGY. >chencctad,-%so G-Stock reports; news G;cn-I. $. Farm School 6:3O-Syracus University program 7.3O--Health talk 7;35--WGN Players, "lhe fassio'
 Play of Washington Square SIX. Hager. baritone 9-Same as WTlC 9:S0-Cathedral Echoes lniAe'
 quartet
 1O-Same as WT1C
 95O-kDkA. Pittsburgh-3i6 .G.l5--Dinner concert 1-University of Pittsburgh Girls
 Glee club .Il5-Week- end tours 7:3O-Same as WIZ lV-R. '. E. Trio
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FRIDAY.
Eastern standard Time.

NOTE - Asterisks Denote Best Pro
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9OO-NBZ. spriDefield-::333 t;.lu-Tiuc. Weather. Jerry FalN@} $
 orchestra f:55-"rrogre. in Poultry = Musicale Stiutier ensemble s-~Eichard F. Hadley, baritone;
 Mildred rhapin. pianls S:30-Cascadcrs (NBC' a-Radio review ,Nfitp 10-'rime GNEC> lo:01-Suliolk symphony orchestra 11-Bcrt Loves orchestra 1l:S0-rimc. Weather
 s5O-W\ WBI>. Boston-t6i 5-Ted and his gang s-The Juvenile Smilers s:3n-Iou klayman orchestra ,-I.eo I;cisnan orchestra 7:S0--AIotorist's Guide 7:40-Th" Lady of the I,orle- 7:5o-- Editorial Review s-String quartet of Boston sym
 phouS artists s;S0-E,. lewis Dunham orSanlst a-From New York l0-Fron New York, The lhir1S-
 Minute Men :so-Fron New York, The Cap n
 and his Buccaneers 11.l0--I.ro Dreyer orchestra
 3yU-Nt.UI. RostOn-30S .s5-poAitiuns wanted; market and
 news: lost and found s-Joe Emts orchestra 5:35-NcNs s.15-Big Brother club 7:30--Program S-Same as WT1C 9:3O-Quintet to-Same as WIlC 11-Cruising the AIT :OJ-Jacuues Eenard orchestra lI;35--NeNs .40--l.adio forecast ana "eath'i Il.15-Jacuues ltcnard orches'Ia
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ing. And We might say that we came all the way back.
 Organ music, followed by dance selections, made up the late evening menu Of WISE, Atlanta, where We stopped for sandwich on the way back from Fort Worth, We had some fun.
 That's all for today, thanks.
 P. E, l.,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02

We went all he way down to Fort Worth, Texas. to hear q tenor sing 70. Promise Me" WBAP broadcast