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Evening star., 1928-03-25
WRC-Radio Corporation Of America
(46S.5 MeterS-640 Kilocycles).

tass.s Meters-sao KilocycIes).
II am.-Service from Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church-Rev. II. r.
Lowell VIII preach.
p.m.-Cnamber music with Kath-
erine Palmer. soprano.
pm-Tae Roxy Stroll
2 pm.-Young Peoples Conference
with An address by DR. Daniel A. Polling.
4 pm.-Service from Bethlehem
Chapel. Washington Cathedral, Right
Rev. James z. Freeman, Bishop Of
Washington. VIII preach
10 sos pm.-Motton picture guide.
$50 pm.-TE1e ACQUISITION Hour
q 6 p.m.-Nsticnal Symphony Orches-
ira.
$50 pm.-Ccoks Travelogue.
q pm4-Frarces Paperte, n1ezzo So
s prsno.
7:20 p-m--Musical program, under
: the direction Of MAJ. Edward Bowss
from the Capitol Theatre. New York
8 pm.-~our Government" By
David Lawrence.
9.I5 pm.-coyTect time.
9:i5 p.n.-AtwateT Kent Radio Hour.
presenting Elizabeth Retlaberg, soprano
of the Metropolitan Opera Co. and Ben
De Losche, IL. baritone.
1o:i5 pm.--Biblicai drama, David
and Jonathan"
iD:z5 pm.-weather forecast.
Early Program Tomorrow.
@ Gas am.-Tower health exercises.
8 am--Federat!on morning oevo-
tens.
Sis am.--PaynaGSug Trio.
$50 70 e:S5 a.m.-Cneerio.
10 s.E.-Dr. Royal s. Copeland Hour
Il arl4-StIdio program
Ills arl-Eadio Household Insti-
tsate
1880 a.nl.-Stu6,o program
IL Eoon-Farnn flashes.
1910 p.m.-Organ recital
p.m.--Lotus Orchestra
z pm Eeep5ng Pit" Health serv-
ice Bureau
2;I5 pm.-FsrnzsEuk Trio.
Evening star., 1928-03-25
RICIDITY

The stromberg Carlson Hour
Tuesday Evenings at S O'Clock
Eastern Standard Time, through
the MIC and Associated Sta,
tions: WE. wBZ -ws-A. KnKA.
KfW. WJR. WRAL., KNK. WREN
and wHAM.
Evening star., 1928-03-25
Gala Program BY Actors.

Gala Program by Actors.
With several of the most prominent
stage stars as contributing artists. the
first actors fund benefit to be broad
cast will be heard through a group of
stations associated with the National
Broadcasting Co. tonight at 9:l5
O'Clock.
Among the artists who will face A
microphone in the MIC New York
studios will be Eva lie Callienne. Mo-
ran and Mack. Paul Whiteman, Dennis
King, Marilyn Miller. FRITZ Scheff
viii Mahoney. Mrs. Minnie Maddern
FiSke. Ina Claire Nina Gombel Tay-
lor Holmes. Constance Collier. Otis
Skinner. Mitzi, Sophie Tucker and sew
eral others.
The actors fund will receive S10.-
600 from this benefit. The National
Broadcasting Co. donated the time or
the air as we'll as the facilities TO bring
IL to the transmitters of associated sta.
tions
The actors fund benefit will be
heard through WIZ. New York, and q
number OF other stations associated
with the NBC Blue network.
Evening star., 1928-03-25
aaa.n--MSM Nn,hvIlle-..nnn

336.0--WSM ville---HgO
4,QO-Msn's conference.
1:Mu---t 'apitol Theatrr Family.
s'l5---Church services.
AlS--Atwater Kent hour,
2i8,o--WCOA Pensacoia---i, 400
SsS--Church services
CENTRAL.
S.6--klW Chicnxo--SsO
Sta---CulIier hour,
~ Father Pernln: Home FolkA
10 lS-Don AmaiEo
36i S--WEBH.WJID Chlcaso--s.a
600 National symphony.
S;3o--Music,
ai6.t--WGN.WLIR Chicaro--,.O
2; ;l3--Atwater Kent hour.
70 lS--Muslc room
II ln~--NoCal
l" 0O--Mlinight Mardi Gras.
3ii 6--WLS Chicaso-sro
90 Little Brown Church
,"s.:s--WLW Cinrinuati--;00
! ooa--Church services.
: Uu--OrSan
n.Ou-- Instrumental,
la--ChurCh services
l5--Iulller hour
l5--BanuboN hour.
36L."--WSAI CinciunatI--saN
10 4 iSa--thurch services
ou0-National symphony.
,SO--Hymn time
S.uO--SefmOnet string quartet
h;00-David Lawrence.
A:l3- AtwHter Kent uour
10 0.lS--Bjhllcal drama
S09.S--WTAM Cievpland--fsO
! .5a--Afteruoon musical
a:3ll--4 4tcoustlcon program,
b;nU--JeSters' orchestra
;3tl-AuditJrtum Ensenhle
9;QO-navld Lawrence.
y. .lo--AtwatCi kent nuur
s40.9--WCN-WJR Detroi,---6s0
~ nVa-Church services,
. S0--ConCert
C.S0---C Cook's travelosue.
.n0~-Twlllght memories
7:3u--Radtu Vesners.
S.lS--Collier hnur
n,l5--WJZ program,
10 oO--Happy half hour.
35:.;--WWI. De,roit--sSe
~ 3na--t'hurCh services
uo-lnsntute OF Arts
II anitol rhpater Family
9.ao--Piann recital ''
al5--Atv ater Kent srtists
-------- ----------.
Evening star., 1928-03-25

1t is particularly pleasing TO know
that the most of it is bought bv
mothers for themselves and the chill
dren. though Syrup Pepsin is just =
valuable for elderly people. All drug
stores have the generous bottles.
We would be glad to have vou
prove al our expense how much DIR.
CaidwelFs Syrup Pepsin can mean
TO you and yours. Just write Syrup
Pepsin." Monticello, Illinois. and We
will send YOU prepaid a FREE
SAMPLE BOTTLE.
Evening star., 1928-03-25

The latest model radio transmitters
used on battleShips will be exhibited
by the radio engineering division OF
the Navy at the Ihero- american expo
sition which opens at Seville. Spain,
next October
The exhibit will also include radio
fYiheg
Evening star., 1928-03-25
Eskimos Like Barn Dance

Eskimos are enthusiastic over the
barn dance as played by fiddlers from
KDKA. Pittsburgh. according to word
from the Far North Years ago they
were taught the square dance by whal-
ers, and it has boan their fsynrite since
Evening star., 1928-03-25
Local Radio Entertainment
Sunday, March Is, 1923

NAA-WaShington Navy Yard i434.S
Meters-69o kilocyclesl.
1905 am.-westher Bureau reports.
s:55 p--Arljngton time signals.
.o:05 pm.-weather Bureau reports.
WRHF-American Broadcasting Co.
3Se2.4 Meters-930 Kilocyelesl.
4 IL noon 70 ! p.m.-Meditstion Hour.
$50 pm--Prcgran by International
Bible Students Association; violin and
cello ensemble from the Washington
College of Music; Bible lecture by w.
y Dickensen Of Wilmington. Del.
6 20 p.m.-Sacred song service.
Early Program Tomorrow.
10 s-m.-HousehoId talk by Gladys
Young.
1880 am.-Musical program.
II 20 1880 a.m.-AdveTtisers' period.
Evening star., 1928-03-25
46 STATIONS TO LINK.

Movie Stars to Be Heard in Chain
Program Thursday.
The largest number of stations n
paI ILcipate IN a single broadcast is to
pIessnt q movieland hour from WIZ
and as stations Thursday evening
Stars OF the movies who will have a
part in the feature are Douglas Fair"
banks, Charlie Chaplin. D w Grie3th
John Barrymore, Norma Tslmadce and
Dolores del Rio. "AA"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-26
HOOVER STILL
STAYING FREE
OF EXCHANGES
St. Louis Address To
Cover Subjects On
Which Smith Has
Set Out Position

WASHINGTON. Oct. 26.-tF-
Events Of the presidential campaign
down TO the present time have caus-
ed no change in Herbert Hoover's
major political strategy Of confin-
ing his speeches to a discussion
Of what he conceives to be the is
sues and TO keep clear Of exchanges
with his democratic opponents and
others.
As has been the case IN the past.
party leaders and speakers are re-
plying to the latest attack Of Gov
ernor Alfred Z. Smith. However, In
his next address ut st. Louis on the
night OF November 2, Hoover will
take UP two subjects which Smith
has emphasized-waterways develop
ment and farm relief.
Extra Session Not Decided
The republican standard bearer
already has spoken on these. hav
ing declared for a coordinated sys-
tenn Of inland waterways and TO,
federal financial aid 10 a farm board
to assist in meeting the problems
OF seasonal SURPRISES in the major
farm crops. He also has stated that
il elected he would invite farm
leaders. such as former Senator
Frank o. Lowden. into conference to
helm work out the details.
Whether he would call an extra
session OF congress to tackle the
problem has not yet been concluded.
IL was stated in an official state
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-26
ON BOND
issue OCT. II
Edinburg District To
Pass on $1,500,O0O
For Concreting

EDINBURG, Oct. 26.-Concreting
Of the Edinburg irrigation system is
expected to get under way early next
year. in the event the voters Of the
district vote bonds in the amount Of
81. 800. 900 at the election to be held
Saturday, October 81. according TO
announcement by district officers.
Confidence in a heavy majority is
expressed by those in close touch
with the situation. the district hav-
ing called the bond election after a
series Of conference with many Of
the water users. most Of whom are
said to have expressed approval Of
the bond issue.
Plans for concreting the system
have been considered for some time,
and II is understood that work will
get under way as soon as the bonds
are voted and sold. Practically all
canals on the system will be con-
GREETED or replaced with concrete
pipe, according to plans Of the d.
rectors.
Seepage loss from the dirt canals
and consequent damage to land has
been heavy in recent years. and the
district is confronted with a drain
age problem which will not be Sc
rious in the event the system Is con-
certed.
The district includes approximate
" 10000 acres, the major part Of
which Is under cultivation, water for
the system being pumped at Penitas
several miles above Mission.
Polling places for the election Sat-
urday have been designated at the
Peoples Gin and the second lift
pumping plant one mile west Of Me-
Allen. All resident taxpayers Of the
county are entitled to vote.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-26

ment made public ut the candidates
personal headquarters yesterday aft
er Governor Adam McMullen OF Ne
braska had stated that Hoover had
informed him he would call the new
congress into extraordinary session
for this purpose.
Plan Trip Home
Additional details Of the final
western trip which will take Hoov-
er TO his California home TO vote
are now being worked out and the
nominee will make a number of adj
dresses aside from the n at St
Louis during his four days journey
to Palo Alto.
The first Of these will be at Cum
hours after the journey begins at 5
.. m. next Thursday. His second
talk will be at Louisville. KY, on No
vember 2, his train stopping in that
city for an hour and ten minutes.
A procession will be formed at the
station and Hoover and his party
will drive to the jefferson county
courthouse at which place the nom
inee will deliver his talk.
Crossing the Ohio river, the nom
inee's special train will pass
through Indiana and Illinois. arriv-
ing at st. Louis at 1920 p. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-26
Woman Is Fined
For Circulating
Bogus K. c. Oath

SAVANNAH. Ca, Oct. 2s.-tP-
Mrs. Ed G. Alumbaugh Of Macon, Ca.
national secretary OF the American
Rangers, today was sentenced in nu-
nicipal court here to pay fines total
ing S125 or serve 40 days in Jail,
on conviction Of violating q city ord
nance by distributing printed mat
ter calculated to cause disorder.
w. r. Larowe. said to have been
employed by Mrs. Alumbaugh on a
salary. was fined 500 or 80 days In
Jail for distributing printed matter
calculated to cause disorder.
Neither paid their fines and both
were locked up in the Chatham
county Jail.
The warrant charges violating Of
the criminal code Of Georgia and
alleged that "the two defendants did
circulate an oath alleged TO have
been taken by members OF the
Knights Of Columbus. which alleged
oath Is false and holds up members
Of the Knights OF Columbus TO in
fanny and contempt and exposes
them to public hatred, contempt or
ridicule and blackens the honesty.
virtue, integrity and reputation OF
all such members OF said knights
OF Columbus"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-26
WATER PLANT
OPENING HELD
Central Power Heads
AT Public Fete In
San Benito
Especial TO The HeraIdl


SAN BENITO, Oct. 26.-With the
ranking officials Of the company in
Texas present 70 greet guests and
inspect the plant, the new filtration
and water plant Of the Central Pow
er and Light company here. one Of
the most modern plants in the state.
was thrown open to the general
public Thursday afternoon and eve-
ming. and hundreds Of San Benito
people and visitors from other cities
OF the Valley visited the plant dur
ing the day.
Favors Of roses for the women Wis
itors. and cigars for the men were
passed out. while punch and other
refreshments were kept on hand At
the plant during the afternoon and
evening.
J. G. Kennedy, president OF the
Central Power and Light IN
Texas. and Z. B. Neiswanger, gen
eral manager with headquarters at
San Antonio, were here for the open
ing observance. They were shown
about the plant and city by Frank 4.
Ludden, Valley manager, and other
Valley officials of the compapny.
Coincident with the formal open
ing of the plant. the new elevated
water tank, which Is to be used as
an auxiliary to guarantee water
pressure in case Of fires, break
downs, ETC., was filled with water
for the first time Thursday.
This plant increases the pressure
in the mains to So pounds, and 4
reduction Of n cent in the key rate
Of fire insurance in the city Is guar
anteed by il.
The tank has a capacity Of 10000
gallons daily.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-26
; CONvICTs GET FURLOUGH

= NUN IOIS uLI TT
AUSTIN, Tex, Oct. 26.-Pl-O. r.
Hill and Marshall Glover. inmates Of
the state penitentiary, were granted
a ten-day furlough each by Cover
nor Moody todaq. In each instance
the leave was given to permit a visit
to the bedside Of a sick mother.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-26
Al Pow vows
WITH LEADERS
OF dem PARTY
oald To Be Piling Up
campaign Material
For Use in Pennsyl-
vania Speeches

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.-OP-Cov-
efnor Alfred Z. Smith set today
aside to confer with party ehieftains
sno TO collect new ammunition to be
hurled verbally at his republican
foes.
democratic nominee also ar
.snged to give a last look to the
speecn ne has prepared for deliv-
siy tomorrow night in Philadelphia,
nome city of William S. Ware, First
= ~announc that the Pennsylvania
ueiegation was for Herbert Hoover
~ Kansas City convention
governor has not disclosed
the subject of this address, but it
may be upon either labor or for
eign relations as he has announced
mat both Of these questions will be
touched upon between now and cleo
ton day.
Usually G. o. p.
n nominees drive into Pennsyl-
vania. normally one Of the citadels
Of republican strength, will be one
81 the few times in recent national
campaigns that the democrats have
made a determined bid for the SO
seiectoral votes Of the Keystone state
"a political plum coveted by both
PARTIES.
In 1912 the state veered somewhat
ON its usual political utilization by
= sting its vote for Theodore Roose-
II. but in 1916 it returned to
: 9 republican fold. where it las
NAMED without a waver ever
nee. The democrats this year.
D ,wever. have started a drive in an
tempt TO shake the state from its
/, epublican moorings. They contend
7 nat Governor Smiths stand on pro-
hibition has a wide appeal to the
voters of that commonwealth. par
ticularly IN Philadelphia and Pitts
burgh.
The swing into Pennsylvania will
start the nominee off on the second
sage Of his final presidential drive.
The first lap Of this concluding
effort was finished late last night
when he arrived here tired but
happy from responding 10 the well
comes of cheering crowds who greet
ed and delayed his journey from
Boston.
On his trip through Rhode Island
and Connecticut, the nominee was
the center Of a yelling throng in ev-
cry city, town and hamlet through
which he passed. either on board his
special train or in an automobile
parade.
The tumult and the shouting be-
gan on his way to the train in Bos-
tor. Here the streets vera lined
with thousands who yelled a fare
well and engines in the railroad
yard footed out a parting as his
train passed on toward the open
country.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-26
Flashes Of Life
(By The Associated Press)

WHITE PLAINS. N. Y.-Walter
Hagen's wife has a judgment against
him for s1.056. Papers filed in court
reveal that they agreed on November
IL. 1927, TO separate, he paying her
$4,000 yearly in monthly install
ments. The judgment represents
drafts for two months that were not
honored. plus interest. The Hagens
were married in 1928.
NEW Y0RK.-Nicky Arnstein's
dress suit and top hat are among
the things sold by Fannie Brice in
an auction Of her household goods
Her ex-husband's toys were knocked
down for s2.75.
EDwARDSvILLE. M.-Edward n.
James. IS. OF Collinsville, retired
farmer. has married his housekeerer,
Miss Novena Smith. IL. They were
refused a license in Belleville, but
got n here.
NEW YORK.-One vote for Hoov-
er has been recorded in Smiths
town already. George Kelly Of Seat
ItG~ WHO AG u UG GbSCAN AAUAA 0AA
election dav and has the privilege
OF mailing his ballot TO the election
board. went to the state campaign
committee to see that everything
was in order.
BALTIMORE.-Portias are unwel-
come in the Baltimore bar associa-
tion. IL has declined 70 admit
women proposed by the four city
judges.
NEW YORK.-Autograph fans will
Re pleased by the presidential cleo
ton whoever wins. A dealer says
that Hoover and Smith have written
many letters for ears; that Harding
was rot especially prolific and that
Coolidge has been as economical Of
ink rs Of speech.
NoRRISTOwN. Pa.-Averring that
the only rabbit he ever Trained was
lent rs a pet for his little daughter.
Charles Dougard Is appealing from
sentence ar 500 days in jail for
violation Of the game laws. II was
imrosed when he failed ~ nay a
fine Of $500 and costs Of $685..
MACON. Ga.-Lee Battle. negro.
Who has been q servant al Mercer
University for % years and has
r,sde many loans 70 students. needs
= TRANSMISSION Of blood in order 70
undergo a major operation. Six
students have volunteered.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-26
Los FRESNOS TO TALK
PORT IN MONDAY MEET

The water meeting fad. which has
kA~ome rather common in Harlingen,
s.r Benito and Brownsville. will in
r.da Los Fresnos community Mon
s,v night Of next week, %sccording
- information received here.
Tire Los Fresnos people will dis
russ the question Of districts.
Tos Fresnos has been included in
: brownsville district. and an ex-
s.sion OF the people Of the district
- This question Is expected at the
~seting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-26
Leaders To Talk
City Planning In
San Benito Meet

SAN BENITO. Oct. pa joint
meeting of the San Benito Chamber
of Commerce directors, and members
Of the San Benito city commission
will be held here Monday night, to
discuss city expansion, the city plan.
and other matters of development,
according to announcement made
here today.
The meeting was scheduled to be
held Thursday night, but due to con-
flicting meetings it was postponed
until Monday Of next week.
The city commission Of San Benito
has expressed itself in favor Of
adopting a city plan. and this pro-
gram is to be undertaken as soon as
possible. The city plan has been
adopted as part Of the chamber Of
commerce program for the year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-26
MRS. DAY BACK HOME
FOLLOWING

Mrs. Z. p. Day. who recently un-
derwent a serious operation at q
Temple hospital, has returned home
and is recovering rapidly. Rev,
Day. who came back to Brownsville
from Temple several days ago, ex-
pected to 20 there the latter part
Of the week and return with Mrs
Day. She improved so rapidly. how
ever. that she was able to make
the trip alone and surprised mem
bers Of her family by arriving on
Thursday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-26
JOHNSON FOR HOOVER

FRESNO. Calf. Oct. 26.-CH'--
r-;tsd States Senator Hiram John
- ~ California today denied ru-
7 That he would support Gov. Al
ia =. Smith. democratic candidate
rresident. The senator took
" ;vsnce here OF the rumors which
sOh,tsd largely from the East.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-26
BENITO SCHOOL
TO HAVE CARNIVAL
Especial 70 The Heraldl

SAN BENITO, Oct. 26.-Ruth Gill
bert will be queen Of the Halloween
carnival to be held at the school here
Saturday evening and night, Miss
Gilbert having won in a spirited con-
test ending Wednesday night.
Many unusual features are to be
presented in the carnival, one Of the
principal ones being a parade Of
school children in costumes, with
prizes to be offered for the winning
costumes.
The San Benitc band, with +.
Ralph Willis at the head Of il, is
sponsoring the carnival.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-26

EDwARDSvILLE. nl.-Edward n.
James. IS. OF Collinsville, retired
farmer. has married his housekeerer,
Miss Novena Smith. Is. They were
refused a license in Belleville, but
rot one here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-26
DRESS GOES THROPGH RING

AGUAS CALIENTES, Mex, Oct. rs.
Of the most remarkable
articles to be placed on exhibit in
the Mexican building at the Inter
national Exposition Of Sevilla is a
dress valued at So, 900, 50 flimsy that
IL can be passed through a ring. The
dress once belonged to the wife of
q president Of Mexico. 1t Is now
the property Of Mrs. Eugenia L. De
Emerg Lion Of this city who will
send il to the exposition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-26
5TH DISTRICT JUDGES
TO MEET IN HARLINGEN

HARLINGEN. Oct. 25.-Final prep
arations were being made here today
for the entertainment Of judges of
the Fifth District Judicial ~associa-
tion Of Texas, according to Lloyd z.
~Stiernberg. president Of the Cam
eron County Bar association.
The judges are to hold their BUSH
ness meetings in the Reese-Wil-
Mond hotel here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-26

NEW YORK.-Nicky A~rnstein's
dress suit and top hat are among
the things sold by Fannie Brice in
auction Of her household goods
Her ex-husband's toys were knocked
down for S2.75.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-26

BALTIMORE.-Portias are unwel-
come in the Baltimore bar associa-
ton. IL has declined 70 admit
proposed by the four city
fudres.
Evening star., 1928-12-14

which is the measure of the food burned
up in doing work, can be recorded.
An exhibit dealing with the history
and structure of glass has been ar
ranged by the Geophysical Laboratory
here. The results of X-ray and optical
examinations which show that glass is
liquid rather than solid will be
demonstrated.
Device to Teach Deaf.
Apparatus will be shown designed to
teach deaf persons to hear by means
of the vibrations of an instrument held
in the hand. It is believed that spoken
language produces certain characteristic
vibrations which may be. felt, learned
and recognized when they recur. If
this proves true, properly trained deaf
persons can be made to hear through
their hands.
Two objects of unusual Importance
found by Carnegie excavators in Yucca
tan this year will be announced. One
is a stucco-covered pyramid Of very
ancient date, shaving elaborate stair
ways ornamented with 18 grotesque
masks of heroic size. The structure is
noteworthy as being the only example,