davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1928-07-27

Reelected President of North X Judd
 Mfg. Co. ratary, F. M. Wiehtman; treasurer and assistant secrc tary. Samuel Me Cu,cheon; assistant treasurer, F. J. Ward
 The company reported satisfac- tory year.
 The financial statement for the year ending June 30, 1928, follows:
 Surplus Account July l, 1927 .....,... SAYS, oS3.47 Plus adjustments .. 145,a15.S9
 S624,S99.36 Earnings year ending June 30. 1928 after deductne reserves for taxes and for depre- clalion .,,..,.,.,... So4o.OVp.po
 s969.S99,36 Less dividends paid .... S250. 100000 Surplus July 1. 1928 .. S71a,S9s.36 Statement of Condition
 July 1, 1928
 Resources Cash, accounts and notes receivable ... s 900252 50 Inventory Cess re- serves) ....... 725,33025 Investments ........ 122,379l4 Plant and equipment less reserves) .... 1.62o,66s.74
 s3,36S,629.O3
 Liabilities Capital stock .... se.50o, 900. .0o Surplus ....... 719,S99.36 Reserves for taxes and contingencies ...... 111,s5s.M Accounts payable .... 37,07130
 $336S 629.03
New Britain herald., 1928-07-27

lightning like drives and yolleys which rattled into his court like hail. In the last three games he scored only five points and was able to force none of them to deuce.
 The point score, fifth and last set Tilden 450 4i5 444-S4-6 LaCoStc ....634 TIT l22-27-3
New Britain herald., 1928-07-27

June net operating income of the Atchison. Topeka & santa Te declin- ed to $1,7S4,139 from so.9o5.o92 in June last year, and for the half year to $13,e3e, Sol from s2o,67o.79o in the first half of 1927.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-27

Catherine. are spending a month s vacation at Mansfield Grove.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-27

Mir. and Mrs. Rufus x. Hemen- way of Lexington street are spending the weekend at their summer home in Ludlow, Vt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16

and are willing TO pay them their worth
See Mr. ShumatF, Delaware ave. and Ns
sw, Thursday, Friday ana SATURDAY
In ii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16
FEW j. S. RADIOS
SOLD IN BRITAIN
Patents Ownership by Mar
conf Co. Blocks Sale OF
American Sets.

By ths Associated Press.
With the Marconi Wireless Tele-
graph Co. owning and controlling prsc-
tically every type of tube set manufac-
tured. comparatively few American radio
receiving sets are sold in Great Britain.
First class American five~tube re-
ceiVeTs can be laid down in the Brit
ish market for 50 tabout Sf5) complete
and the patent royalties on such sets
would add about s. to the cost Of each
set, says Hugh ID. Butler. assistant
United States commercial attache NJ
London.
Thus it will be seen what large
factor the patent royalties constitute III
the sale OF sets, British or American
make, in this market Butler explains
Nevertheless. importers Of American
apparatus are Of the opinion that they
could sell large quantities of American
made sets even under these circulm-
stances If it we're not for the exclusion
of American apparatus from the mar
kct because of patents
The market for compOncnts has been
considerably enhanced by the vice.
spread experimenting among consumers
as a result OF the expenses incurred DS
manufacturers because Of Marconi roy
aIties, Butler says. This side OF the
market however Is shrinking and IT Is
To the large number of manufacturers
who are mainly assemblers that compo-
nents viii have to make their chief APP
peal in the future, he believes.
IN this field the cheaper articles are
mainly Of German manufacture, tht
medium priced Of British make and the
more expensive Of American MAKE
with s23s 055 in 1925 this classification
accounted for about half of the tota
| exports Of American apparatus to Gfea'
| Britain The exports Of receiving set
| In the same year amounted to ONLY
| SIS 31n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16
HOOVER SENT|NELS
ON WRC TONIGHT
Lucy Marsh and Lambert
Murphy viii Contribute Two
Duets on Program.

Lively orchestral and vocal selections
will be broadcast by the Hoover Sen
tinelS" over station WRC tonight at
$50 o'clock.
Lucy Marsh. soprano, and Lambert
Murphy. tenor, familiar 10 the radio
audience as the Hoover Honeymoon
ers. viii contribute two duets. II Need
Some One. and Back in Your Own
Sack Yard The orchestra will render
the numbers will You Re Sorry?" and
I'd Rather Cry Over You
The stations evening program Will
open With concert by the United
States Navy Band at s O'Clock. At s
o'clock selections by the Hotel May
flower Orchestra will be broadcast. A
varied program Will be offered at
o'clock during "HalSey-Stuart Hour.
while Statler's Pennsylvanians VIII
broadcast at 80.
An address on Science News Of the
Week" under the subtitle Hot Water
and Hot Weather" will be delivered
under the auspices Of Science Service
over station WMAL at us pm. :
concert by the United States Army
Band Will be broadcast through the
station al 80 There will be Selec
tons By Harmony Hic Parker" luke"
and song entertainer at $50
Daniel J. Callahan will deliver an
address on the annual firemen's and
policemens base ball game for the
benefit Of widows and orphans of de-
ceased fremen and policemen at S:45.
Phil Hayden and Les Colvin, radio
entertainers. will be heard in a series
Of selections at SIS O'Clock and an
elaborate program Of music will be
broadcast during the Merchants Hour
OF Music" beginning at 9:i5 pm.
Weather reports and Arlington time
signals will be broadcast over station
NAA. white station WRHF will present
itS usual evening offerings with some
variation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16
NEW FIRM ENTERS
SHORT-WAVE FIELD
Buffalo Concern Secures a
Permit to Launch System
Covering u. S.
BY MARTINI CODELL.

Establishment of nation wide
radio communications network rivaling
the wire systems of the Western Union.
Postal Telegraph and American Tele-
phone and Telegraph Co. is the pur-
pose of an ambitious enterprise being
( sponsored by group OF upstate New
York business men and one from Chi
cago.
They succeeded yesterday in obtain
| ing permits from the Federal Radio
/ Commission authorizing them to co1-
, struct two i0,000-watt radio stations
al New York and Chicago for expert
/ ment on three short wave channels
! Incorporated in Delaware recently
as the Universal Wireless Communica-
I ton Co. the project contemplates a
/ RADIO network that will reach most of
/ the large cities of the United States
! Its proposed string of stations would
extend from New York. Boston and
other points in the East to San Fran
cisco and other cities in the West. and
from Chicago. Detroit and Buffalo IN
the North TO Palm Beach, Galveston
and other points in the South. They
/ would be open to the public service
! in the same manner as existing teIe-
graph companies.
Secures Permits.
In obtaining the construction permits
and experimental licenses Dr., John
Williamson of Buffalo succeeded in
launching the first phase OF the enter
prise IN spite Of a policy adverse to
duplicating inland wire services enun~
clated By the late chairman Of the
commission, Admiral w. II. q. Buliaro
Recently, however the commission
adopted a policy of encouraging compe-
] - GzTA szF sr1t1 paQ n n
communication and this may be It's
future policy with respect TO radio as q
competitor Of the inland wire systems
Or. NathanSon also succeeded in ob-
tanning experimental licenses for do
nestle short wave uses ahead Of the
Radio Corporation Of America which
has proposed to establish similar
radio network in about IS applications
for as many transmitting stations n
be situated throughout the country
The Universal group submitted its pro-
spectus and applications for los sta
tions last February, three month,
before II was incorporated. The Radio
Corporations applications we're sub
; mitted IN April.
] Besides engaging TN pont-to-point in.
, land Geographic services, according K
: the articles Of Incorporation. the Uni,
] versai Wireless Communication Co
viii engage in the design construction
70 and trade Of al kinds of wireless appa
s ratue including radio sets and house
I hold and automotive appliances.
= Detailed descriptions Of the appli
= ances are not given hut DR.. kathansoi
d advised the commission that the com
pany is well fortified with radio patent
2 and has plenty Of capital backing tn
d prospectus Of the company states tina
10 il was conceived two years ago. no
With the idea Of paralleling or dupiicas
e ing the services Of wire companies bh
- to supplement those services,
O Twelve Of the Is members OF III
u board u directors are Buffalo cuisines
y men.
is The engineering STAFF is headed .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16

Howard Ford. a Leland Stanford gradu-
ate, who has built radio apparatus for
the Mexican government and several
broadcastlng stations in the United
States
The concern is said to have a COM
plete radio laboratory at Buffalo and
proposes to build its own transmitters
at New York and Chicago The call
letters will be 2XQ and 9XC. respec-
lively. and the short wave channels to
be used are 2,I40 kilocycles l403
meters), 4,280 kilocycles 1000 meters
and $3.50 kilocycles (3468 meters.
What effect this application will have
upon the telegraph companies is mat
ter OF conjecture Last Winter the
Mackay interests, which control the
Postal Telegraph system, also filed
about so applications for as many
short wave radio stations 10 supple
ment their inland wire system.
tcopyright 1923. nv North American News
paper Alliance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16
CORRUPTION CHARGED
IN ENLIGHTENMENT CASE
Defense Says $4,000 Reported
Stolen Was Used 10 Get Favors
Prom City.
e. The hssoclsssd Pres

e. TIE Associated Pres.
LOS ANGELES. August ls.-Charges
that the $3.50 600 which Edward Swee-
ney. former land and tax agent for the
Southern California Gas Co. Is accused
Of ernbezzling Wss used 70 corrupt city
officials To gain concessions for the cor
poratior. we're made here yesterday In
Eweeneys trial
The accusations were made by Jo-
seph RYAN. attorney for Sweeney IN his
opening statement He declared that
the money nad been used With the con-
gent of the company officials and point"
ed out Is specific instances In which
he declared The gas company received
1sVors from THE city Most Of these
were the abandonment Of streets and
alleys lntefsecting the company's prop
critics
Ryan named Dave Carroll, minute
clerk Of the cltys council. Lewis White
head chief deputy city attorney, anc
Fred Wheeler former councilman al
three Of those who had received money
Whitehead and officials ot the gal
company denied Fyans charges
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRY CLEANING and presSius; GOOD loca :
ton. doing rood business itaVin8 town
reason for selling. Located 2330 Pa. ave.
Sc, Price. $500 cash. Atlantic S46S.
STOkEf kEPkRS Ii sou need money. see
las. Capital AdjustIng < Finance Co, Suite
9uS DIST National bank BLDG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16
Local Radio Entertainment
Thursday, August i6, 1928.

EAA-Wsshington Navy Yard t4S4.5
Meters-690 Kilocyclesl.
s45 p.m.-weather Bureau reports.
q.SS p.m-Arlington time signals.
1905 p.m.-Weather Bureau reports,
MRHF-American RroadcaSting Co.
1928 Meters-950 KilocycleSl.
SIS pm.-Program by D. G. Grill
bortzer
5:45 p.m.-The town crier.
pm.-Dtnner concert.
Early Program Tomorrow.
730 am.-MuSical clock.
10 a.m-Household talk by Gladys
Young
1850 a.m.-Advertisers period.
II AMIDST and found.
ll:lo a.m.-Household economy pc
Rod.
WMAL-washington Radio Forum
f24i.s Meters-l.240 KiIoeyclesl.
SIS p.m.-"Thirty Club conducted
By A. Cloyd Gill.
IT'S p.m.-"Science News Of the
Week" by Science Service.
Army Band.
$50 plm.-Correct time and "Har-
nnony Hic Parker, luke" and song en-
tertaineg
s.4s pm-"Base Ball Game for Ben
eft Of Widows and Orphans Of De-
ceased Firemen and Policemen" by
Daniel J. Callahan,
ass p.m.-Phil Hayden and Les Col
win. popular radio entertainers.
915 pm.-Mercilants' hour OF n1u-
sic
lo:ls to 1890 pm.-Late news
flashes.
WRC-National BroadcaSting Co.
(46s.5 Meters-640 Kiiocyclesl.
pm.-"Intinate Talks With Great
Artists By Keyer Porter.
3.i5 pm-The Gotham Trio.
3:45 pm--"Evolution Of the Bird, >
b. Frances 3. Mason.
pn-The Narionettes.
z.30 p.m.-Jolly Bill and Jane.
S Waldorf Astoria Orchestra.
SIS pr1i.-Motion picture guide.
5.55 p.m-Base bail scores, courtesy
OF the Associated Press and The Eve
ming Star
s pm.-Concert by the United States
Navy Band.
7 p.m-Tae River Choristers.
$50 pn.-Hoover Sentinels.
p.m.-HoDeI NHyuC@eI OfNifeStid d.
9 m4-Halsey-Stuart hour
Q so pn1-Correct time and Statier'i
Fennsylvanians.
10 nm. -Slunber music.
l. pnn.-Weather forecast.
Early Program Tomorrow.
s45 a.rn-Tower health exercises.
5.15 ax1--ParnaSsus Trio.
7.30 arn.-Cheerio.
Gas m -Parnassus Trio.
1918 am Radio Household Insti'
tute
l0.45 am-Studio program.
II an-Organ recital.
1l.z5 am-PaIais dor Orchestra.
12:<5 p.m.-Elsie Hartman, soprano.
! pm.-Lotus Orchestra.
2 p.m-Parnassus Trio.
2il5 pm-"Soms Things to Remem
ber In Writing a Play" by Harry Z
HumphreF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16

49t.5--WEAF New NoFk--0tV
snn-Dtuner music.
6,0n~-HNmn sins
S.S9-CowRrd Comfort.
z 00--Rivcr ChoriStefS,
7S0-Hooyer Senunels.
s 00--Coldman Band,
. nc~-Old Counselor.
e:3e-Dsnce music ia hourS',
45i.3-wJZ New York--66O
s00-united States Navy Band.
7o0--Retold tales.
S0~-OrcheStra
s.0n--OrchcStraS that differ.
So-~MaNwen proeram.
e.ons-MicheIiu Men.
a26A-Fiit Soldiers
10 00-Slumber music.
ts%.s-woR Newark--si0
S;lS-Dinner music.
s,0e-Harmouy: dance music
700 Shades of Don Juan.
S00-0uartet SOPRANO and tenor.
300 Ramberger Little symphony.
I0oS~-Dsnce music.
.:.S.-WPG Atlantic City--i.IO0
S4s--Oresn; dinner music
e.ss-~Dsrce; orSan recital
s tS-subway Bows.
s:o0-Dance music q hourS>
ssa.:,--WBAL Baltimore---I,05O
e:3o-Dmner music; vocal,
S,0o-StrinS quartet.
s s.oo-sficheiin PMGe en
sSo-Flit Soldiers,
a0S."--wEFI Boston--S3a
s:oo-Dinner. music
6So-Coward Comfort
7.0o--NiuSicsl, SentinelS.
s 3o-Goidman Band.
900-Oid Counselor.
t6I.S-w>AC Bostou--6s0
5;lo-Juvcnilc smilers.
S:S0-Dinner dance.
s 3o-Interview. piano.
7;0o-WNAc PLAYERS
s 0o--Instrumental procram.
ooo--Theater features,
i0.lS-Dsnce music.
202 S--WGR BuGaIo--990
5,30-Orchestrs: science news.
e.0e-Old Counselor.
$50 PennSylvanianS.
5i5.I--NMAk ButfaIo--.550
s.se-~Orchestra.
63o--Dorothy: studio program.
e.0o-Tenor; Movie Club.
io:oS-Musical orSan
535.4-WrIC Hartferd--56O
s:3o-Dinner MUSIC.
s:00-vlolin; Pet LeaEme.
6.3D--MuSical; River ChoriSters.
T;20-victory proSram.
s:00-Goldman Bard
9.00-~Old Counselor. orchestra.
30aI--wABC New York-a70
6oo-wright hour.
:, a0-Dance music
S 00-Popuiar SONGS.
9.o0-Dance music t2ls hourSN.
@60.s-NCAu Phliadelphla-i,t5a
TOO Blue Anchor hour.
So-Dsnce. NeapolitanS
S.30-Hay ride; piano duo.
9.2n-Dance Stsse stars.
l0.0S-Dance music.
4aas--WFi-WLIT Philadclphia-14O
T00-River ChoriSters.
9.S0-Hcover Sentinels.
S,00-GolGmsn Bauo.
a.00-OIo Counselor.
2 30-Dsnce music.
3i5.ti--kbkA PittshurSh--950
5: an-kDKA Ensemble.
nn-RetolG tales.
730-Orchestra.
8 00--OrcheStraS that differ.
{. 39-MaXwell program.
9. 00-Michelin Men.
e.3o-Flit Soldiers.
fS3.6-NJtR Proyidepee-620
6:50-Coward Comfort program.
7.o0-Talks; musical program,
5:0o-Goionian Band
9,00-Old Counselor.
2S0.a--WHAM Rochester--I.0
e30-StGdio; retold tales.
1.30-Dlnner music.
800-OrcheStra: Maxwell progTam.
9:00-Michelin Men.
9.30-Flit Soldiers dance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.



GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES large station
ii pumps. big business; lease, price, $4,000.
Address BOX 75-Z. Star once.
TEA ROOM. located adjacent office and apt
hldeS: lunch and dinner only: closed sun
DAYS; profitable business; price, $1,000. 40
dress 66-Z. Star office. -,
CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND, located lobby
good business, low rent; price, Si.650. Al
dress BOX Az. Star Office
WORK SHIRT MFG. PLANT: running full
capacity, 800 to 900 shirts per week best OF
workmanship, making any model shirt.
modern machinery: organization complete
Inspect this up-to-date factory; price right
Meat and vegetables. hrSt-clsss sore;
Frigidare; large stock; rent, $S5; good To-
ca ton: price. $500.
MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS,
929 New York Ave. NV.
FOR SALE-Large house near university
fifteen sleeping rooms; four baths; IDEAL tor
women's club or students; real estate and
'0'" J. LEO KOLB,
923 New York Ave. Main 5o27.
FOR RENT-The most valuable space in
washington for retail radio department
on first floor OF our new building we
nige attractive proposition to offer live
wire business man. Apply Penn Electrical
Co, Oil 9Th St nv. .-
BUSINESS AND HOME.
Under the same roof you can have your
business and home in good and sro t,n1.
room, two-Story brick house. IN zood re-
pair: large basement INV. heat deep PACK
yard. The owner Is very ANXIOUS 70 sell
See us at once.
w. II. WEST co.
1919 x St. Main a30o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16
INSTRUCTION COURSES

BEAUTY CULTURE A FEW o 7
weeks OF training here and you can De
earning $25 and upwards weekly. our sue
ton, MAREILE HONOUR SCHOOL or
BEAUTY CULTURE. sl7 l4th ST. FIR. sSlS
MEN. woMEN-JoBS FOR LINOTYPE oP-
orators; 5000 weekly; short hours: Burton
Linotype School, 920 II NV. Day and eFeafnS'
LEARN TO DRIVE AUTO, SPECIAL COURSE
IS also single lessons. licensed Whlte nrIV-
ers: lowest rate in city. Cali any time
MARTONE. West 1915. Ext. 404. z0'
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT IN
auire about new method; LICENSED Mhlte
men; established 10 years. Call Lin. o..
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY. IL
cenNed lady and man instructors. CONOVER'
West 1858 2l2S II st. NV -----------------
GREGG SHORTHAND TAUGHT BY EXPE,,
Sunday or evenings North $3.50. Apt 3Ol.
IF A DOUBTER, PASS ON, PROGRESSIVE:
rcad-Study Boyd Shorthand in 30 School
Days" worlds most remarkable system:
reads like PRINT; stood every test for 10
years. Nu-way touch tipping. speiling; nus.
Eng Stenoe course. mos; Boyd graduates
earn large salaries; start today; earn more
BOYD SCHOOL. 1898 G. Main 1893
STEP INTO BIG PAY HOTEL JoB-MEN
and women wanted for hotels. clubs. apart
ments, schools. colleeeS. institutions. res
taurants eafeteriaS; demand increasing
daily experience not necessary. age is no
obstacle You can train In few months Tor
WaShnSton's nest hotels employment bu-
reau service covers the whole country, Eve
ming classes now forming; classes limited
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS.
pPnnSyiYR Ave. at 23Fd st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16
:
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS. BEGIN
at once for Departmental Stenoeraphy exam,
salary $500 & 81 500. Typing exam. salary
I'll 4An: Patent ONCE, salary, $4,000. Special
AGENT. salary. s2.400 The Civil Service Pre-
paratory School sc. cor. 18th and NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16

SALESMAN WANTED

We are able to offer more attractive
proposition than any competitor IN tne CITY
salary and commission or a straiSht com;
mission basis. providing you can snow ana
convince us that you know now 10 meet
and handle on our floor the highest, class
piano customer; Do not walt until t ms
position Is Allied then come to see us put
get in communication with Guy SMITH
manager. Chas. M. Stieff, Inc 1870 q ST.
N ~ Ia ShInoinn. d G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16

3;0.5--~WGY SchcneCtady---9a
Sso-ninner music.
630~-Tslk, music
f,n0--Chur.sterS. Scntinels,
s00--Goldman Band.
a0N--Old Counselor,
93o-Studio, dance,
lo;30-Organ recital
Haa.t-WBz Snrinvhcld--00o
S:S0-PianiStic CARERS.
6 0n~-CfchcStrR.
) SO-unltcd states Navy Hand
T.00-~Ci estorc and his band.
S.2n--Maxwell nrosrem.
90 Meheln Men.
930~Flit Soldiers.
SiGa-WTtG worcestcr--3sO
7oo-studio program.
ia0--Murphy'S Bohcmans.
soo-Goldmsn Band,
900 OLD Counselor.
4st.a-CNRo ouawa--6oo
7.n0--Concert orchestra.
so Musical features tunttl i0;30l.
SOUTHERN.
eas.a--wwNC AshcvilIc--i,oiO
$40 Musical nrosrsm.
a00--rhe Manner
10 on~Feature
10 50Music, dance.
I;s.9--NSB Atlanta--630
!So-Hoover. sentlnels.
$50 Maxwell proFram.
: oo-old Counselor.
3iO;-WJAN Iacksouville---sSO
1nn-Dinner music
500 Musical program.
o;00-Trto, musical,
il;oO-Dance music.
3e%.l--WHAS Loms,illc--g3o
73o-Hooyer sentinels,
S.0O--MuSlC.
4 3n-MaxweU Drooran,
900-Old Counselor.
8;S0-Studlo concert.
336.9--WSM NashviIIe---s00
: 30-Sentineis: dinner music.
S.30-MaNwel program,
9;0o-Radio dealers banquet.
10 30--Theater orchestra.
ll:o0-StGdio program.
e9sa-WSMB New orieans--LOl0
$50 lance music 20 hoursl.
"5iI--wRVA-Richm
T;00-Talk; orchestra
6o0-Chimes; music room.
930--OrcheStra.
llt00-Carry Me Back.
CENTRAL.
52s-KYW Chicaso--5;O
900 Michelin Men: WIZ program.
lo;00-Slumner music.
42Ss-WLW Cincinnati-sO0
100-OrcheStrss.
S00--PIcture program.
S:3o--MsxweIl program.
a.00--MichPlin Men.
9,50--Flit Soldiers.
10 .o0FeatureS dance 2 hourSl.
36I."--MSAi Cincinnaii--S30
ZOO -Scrapbook DR. Adams.
e. 30 Hoover Sentineis.
R;0n--Show box.
3 30 Ministries
a.30-Culpepper
l0;30-Dance music.
.S--N1AM CIeYeiand--f50
500 Piano; orchestra
! l0-Hoopsr SenuneIS.
6,00--Studio recital.
6 S0-Orchestra
e,00-Old Counselor,
9.30--Danee music.
4fe.9--WCX-WJR Detroit--6so
100 Retold tales.
.30--OrchestTa.
s.00--OrcheStras that differ
s 30--MaXweil program.
e.00--Micheiin Men; Fit Soldiers.
lo.00--Danee music; organ,
3j,..;-WWI Detroit---s50
600-Theater organ.
30--Dinner music.
730-Hoover SentlnelS
s 00--Charles W Hamp
3 30-Baritone and violin.
q00-Old Counselor.
930--Dance music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16
DOCS. PETS, ETC.

UUsN. TEINt EINs
CANARIES aud pN UotS boarded BY week cy
month new, clean, sanitary SURROUNDINGS
best food and care AtheFtoH'S Pet shop,
1ts So Main 4Tns We cali ~
aoBrAIt. FOX TERRIER PUPPIES. Sene-
me also midget collie pupnieS nice'y
marked, very reasonable isAS q 81 ne
BOSTON TERRIERS, pedigreea beauties
exceptional MARKINGS. 1912 AShuNeaa 81 ~ n
PERSIAN KITTENS, rin pethsreed. for sale
by I3tShsh catterN of Indtanapelts till 10
an, Saturday. see sch at NV
GERMAN SHEPHERD tPOtiCE. PUPPIES
~, ketreGa Ven Threlh J I Wtlhsus
sSe Glenn RoSs I'd North wocdssds, Mi
HOUND PUPPIES for sale, SIS each. rs
tath nj Sc, Anaeestts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

GENERAL HOUSEWORKERS. cooks maids
nurses day S and part time workers. cleaners
busS boys, porters, Kitchen men truck
drivers Pot. SO. I@'-
SITUATION WANTED Experienced wnlte
Infants nurse. highly recommended. Ladies'
Exchange. SO7 Vermont ave. -
STENOGRAPHERS. s2O-s25 wE, No charge
unless placed WASHINGTON employment tiK-
change. 214 National Press Bldg. l4tn
STEf OG.. typlSt bookKeeper, clerical neip
BOYD Employment Service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16
SALESMAN

for oId.establIahed wholesale stationery,
TOYS notions and novelties can oneI per r
manent position preference elVen 20 man
eAnertenfedi salary end commission
live wire make $50 neg week' Aaafesh
Boa a92~A, star once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16
LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT
THURSDAY, AUGUST To- 1923
s;o.s--wGY Standardization
aai.a--.MEAr New Nork---elo

Programs prepared
Meters the left OF call letters hoyccs right
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16

MANUFACTURING all our shades enables rs
to give better values. opaque shades o9e
Holland shades. sc and CSC small additional
charge for installing A. KLEEBLATT CO.
INC I'm and re Lincoln 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16

FURNITURE and rugs 500 sale-500 windsor
chairs, rockers. benches. breakfast. porch.
hail and kitchen chairs: 100 odd dreSSerS.
chifTorobeS. Vanities. chests, dressing tables
and stands: 300 tables. oil STYLES: baby car
riages and strollers: 800 handsome single
double and three-quarter beds. The best
spring and mattress in the city for the
money. All dining room. living room. oed-
davenports and breakfast sets. rugs porch
for our large Fall stock. New Barssn
I{oues 9O04 14th N u North 1892
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16

ICE BOX REFRIGERATOR. stock pots, gas
stove and other miscellaneous kitchen equip.
ment; 3 porcelain washtubS. All IN 5000
condition: will sell reasonably. See Mr.
Ford C.olonial Hotel