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The Washington times., 1928-05-17
BIRTHS

Frank I. and Ruby N. Bledsoe, girl
Norman Il. and Ethel II. Trfte, girl.
William aud Margaret L. Defer, giri
Harold q. and Philippe Il, Malone
boy.
Henry H. and Genevieve Bogie. boy
Roy M. and Dorothy Chamberiin. hoy
Frank j and MARY Macaboy, boy.
Emery r. and Irene Ranker. boy.
Leon E., Jr., and Grace M. Proctor
William F. and Agnes L. Dreschsler
Harry D. and Ruth Ludeman. boy.
Thomas A. and Alice Flynn, girl.
David A, and Willie ]. Leitcn4 girl
Henry c. and Helen NJ waterman
Peter H. and Evelyn HILL girl.
Waiter Il. and Incs e, West, girl
Albert r. ands Eris G. Hettmulier, girl
Leroy ". and Edna A, Valentine
George c. and Mary yaalanos, girl. .
Brice B. and Grace A. Lollar, girl.
Archibald j. and Dottye NJ. McElrcy
]. Joseph 4 ana Maude "A. Bourke. girl
Ralph 4. and Clara Burrell. girl
sherman and Virginia Baylor, boy.
George and Caroline Robinson, boys
William and Eva DOrey. boy.
William Il. and Mary J.. Harris, boy
William and JAnette West, boy.
James Il, and Ruby Meredith boy.
James and Irene Blackwo0d. girl.
William and Mary Cole. girl.
Louis and Neoml Diggs. girl.
Leroy and Margaret Ashton. girl.
The Washington times., 1928-05-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Adolf Won Scheren Pickhardt. 3e, and
I4eola o. Reayes, S5. The Rev. John VI
Fred D. stevenson. %, and Carrie
selena QuarIes. 20 The Rev. chas y,
Henry Garland "a, Ella Twyman y.
The Rev William Moore.
Edward Gross IS. and Vivian Massey
Richardson, 80. The Rev. w. p jarvis.
Charles n. Bradford. %, and Beatrice
T. Quarles, Is. The Rev. 9: b. Ashton.
Willie Williams, IS, and Mamie Har-
rod, rs. The Rev. A. r. Cook
Jeff Al. Penick, Is, and Eula M. Snow,
Is. The Rev w. N. Hoffman.
Allen Il: Carpenter. 81; and Alice g
Prentice W. Valiant. 70. and Thekla
b. Easkin IS. The Rev. G. Warner.
RI b. stephens. -, and Nellie G. Al
sen wilIism T 81 Hs sH 0 ~ ana Marsar.,
Al Mullen, Is. The Rev, Clarence y.
Francisco Lorsz. %. and May
Maree. -: The Rev. y. q. DeCarlO.
ps Gass i Eli II. II Rev a1 % G ssstiis
Joseph l. Green. II. and Mary q.
Thomas. 20. The Rev. w. y. Jarvis.
Louis smith, IS, and Lo1tie Scott IS.
Roy e. Wright. ~. and Jeanne w.
Dujardin. IL The Rev. III. n. Hennig.
samuel w. Flood. 49, and Minnie "A.
Allen. is. The Rev N. T. Gumbleton.
Wine Wttlld4HA. - anu bA1AaIS
Harrod. So The Rev A. r. Cook
Charles +. Bradford ~. and Beatrice
e 9Q,iarles. rs. The Rev. G. =. Ashton.
Fred d. Stevenson, -. and Carrie &.
Quarles 20. The Rev. G. u, ashton.
Jeff A. Penick. Is. Of Spencer N. g..
and Eula NJ. snow, Is. The Rev. w.
III. Hoffman
Henry Garland rs. ana Ella Twyman.
~ both OF Piedmont. w. va. The
Rev. William Moore.
Edward Gross 3e. and Vivian d.
The Washington times., 1928-05-17
Georgetown U. Regent
Summoned to Vatican

The Rev. Edmund A. Walsh, vice
president of Georgetown University
and regent Of the Georgetown For
eign Service School, has been sum
moncd by the Pope for conference
at the Vatican. The nature of the
conferences is not known. but it is
thought that 1t pertains to the work
of the Catholic Near East Relief. of
which DR.. Walsh is the head.
Father Walsh left for New York
last night. He will sail for Rome
Immediately.
Georgetown University has always
been of special interest to the Pope
and it is probable that DR.. Walsh
will make report to his holiness
on the work of the university during
the past year.
1t is not probable that DIR. Walsh
will return to Washington before the
end of the summer.
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ADVERTISEMENT
HER HUSBANDS HAIR WAS
FULL OF ITCHY DANDRUFF

friends say Harry looks years
younger--yet never suspect how !
worked rubbing in the LEAFS with
my finger tips. Gee. results were
so splendid l began using it
too. Mrs. A. NJ. X.
Men like it for the way it slim
ulates the growth of hair and the
way it rids the scalp of dand-
ruff, and when their gray hairs
start coming back to original
color they are amazed. LEAFS
restores the scalp roots and hair
to proper working conditions which
produce healthy, natural looking
hair in abundance. 1t positively
will stimulate the growth of hair
on a larger percentage of bald
heads than any other known tonic
Druggists have it or send dollar
bill to Vasco Products, Inc, Brent
wood, Md, for bottle and dlrec-
tions by return mail,
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DISTANTSTATIONS


kYW--ChIcagO--5
10:00-Slumber music.
WBBM--ChlcagO
h:30--AmerfcHn composers
Si00--Katinka and studio orchestra.
9:30-Royal Canadians.
10;30--Studio orchestra; dance music.
11:00-IHardinE Theater Gang.
WsR-Atlanta-e3O-
9:30-Colgate heur.
il:46-Layton's Gang; organ.
WGFI-ChIcagO--02
ll:Oomsavoy ballroom orcheAtras
S:36-Stage celebrities. vocal
1G:oO-Tomorrow's Tribune; Hungry
Five
10:30-Popular program.
WHT-ChIeagO--98O-
S:30--Weather; talk
9:00-Maytag Ramblers.
1I:00-Your hour.
WLW--Cincinnati--7O
9:S0-Crosley Cossacks.
19:00--Garber's Orchestra,
10:45-Studio program.
11:I5-Weems Orchestra.
WSAT-CinrInnatI--
s:G9--TaIk; KIO Mnstreis.
9.30--Accordion; musical program.
IO.3O--sibson Orchestra.
WMG--A1 emphiSA58O-5l5
1d:30A-Dance music news
nneapOiIs--74N-4O5
l0:Ug-M innesota Theater.
II :O0--scores; Longs Orchestra.
WSM-NasbV tIle--S90-337
9:00--Dinner concert.
10 :0g--Vendome Orchestra.
11:O0--Violln; organ.
KWkH--ShFeVepOFt- 56O-394.5
9:30-Studio program.
KMOx--St. LOuis-lOOO-299.8
II :U0--Dance music
Observation-Disclosures
S:G0--Muscale; WGY program.
9;O0--siver Slipper Orchestra.
9:30--BuffaIo Theater.
1O:Oo-silver slipper Orchestra; organ.
Neutrality-suspicious.
9:00--Studio program.
10:00-Dance music.
II :00--Musical "reminiscences.
WTAM--CIeveland --75O- 1908
9:00-Cavallers.
Observation-Disclosures
9:30--MusicaIe.
10;00-Cotton Pickers.
II CARBOHYDRATES Orchestra
II :30-Grand Riviera Review.
WTIC-HaPtfOrd-660 1854
9:0O-WEAF program.
s:SO-Medlcal talk; Club Worthy
Orchestra.
KDKA--East NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
7:O0-WJZ program.
Observation-Disclosures
S:3o-shea's Studio.
10:o0-WEAF program.
lO:3U-Of6an,
WBZ--SprIng fieId-00O-
s:40--McEnelly's ore heStra.
Neutrality-suspicious.
soon. b. c. Network.
KFT-LOs AngeIea-GlO-4
11:00-&etwork-Stu program.
12:00--NetwOrk-Dr dRe program.
12;30-Network-Phl
A. NJ
:Oh--Netw0rk--Dan" music,
kGO-Oa kIRnd-78O-3SI.4
r. NJ
- :00-Calpet program.
il :00-Network.
A. NJ
o:nh-Ellls Orchestra.
kPO-San FFancisrO-s1O-4223
p n.
1e:30-Studio program.
II :00--Network.
A. NJ
1:oo-KPO Orchestra
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PEREUINER SUES
FOR ALCOHOL
QUOTA

The Roge Laboratories, Inc, a
Delaware corporation having an Of
flee and place OF business in the
$500 block Georgia Ave. N. w,
filed bill for injunction and other
remedies against James nj. Doran.
commissioner of prohibition and
John r. i. Herbert, administrators
of prohibition for the District IN
Equity Court today
The bill flied by Attorneys Cantel
and Nolte relates that the plaintiff
Ii in the business Of manufacturing
perfumes and hair tonics and has
3 Federal permit to Withdraw 500
gallons monthly of denatured
alcohol
They have a new order for the
monthly delivery of $50 gallons Of
special hair tonic, they declare, and
the defendants have refused to in.
crease their alcohol allowance and
they cannot fill the order.
They ask the court to reverse the
action of the defendants and order
them to make the increase. and to
en- join them from refusing to al
low them to increase their with
drawals In the future.
The motion for temporary in
junction will be presented to the
court Friday.
The Washington times., 1928-05-17
BY GARDNER MACK
LOCAL PROGRAMS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

-washInEton-4e
A. NJ
6:45--Heaith exercises; Parnassuh
Trio and Cheerio.
s:Oa---Dr. Royal s. Copeland Hour.
19:15-Radio Household Institute.
I1:0g-Kitt organ recital
11:45--Hotel PennRylvRnia Orchestra.
p. NJ,
1e:45--Daugherty's Lotus Orchestra
1:4s--Parnassus Trio.
2:1S--"pointers for Parents Oy
Hollywood stars by Don
3:15-Manhattan Trio.
3:45-"Seasonal Recreation" by Capt.
Charles Scnlly.
4:o0--The MarionetteE.
4.sO-Jolly Bill and Jill
5:O0--Waldorf- Astoria Orchestra.
s:s5-Motion Picture Guide.
5.58--Baseball scores
6:O0--MRrine Band.
6:38--Dorsch's Ensemble.
7:O0--Dodge Brothers.
7:3B-Hoover Sentinels-
S:00--Sidney's Mayflower Orchestra.
S:30--Pepco Concert Orchestra.
s:O0-IIalsey. stuart Hour.
9:30-Correct time,
9;39--National String Quartet.
00--Slumber music.
IL :00-Weat Their forecast,
WMAT--Wa shington---242
6:55-Thirty club. baseball scores
and news from Times-Heraid
Z:15--United states Army Band.
S:15-CorTect time.
S:15--Science news OF the week.
:30--Brockway Band.
9:O0-~"A merica nization OF the Immi-
grant" a talk by Herbert r.
Morgan. Of the United states
Civil Service Commission.
a:15-Merchants' hour OF muaic.
1O:15--Late news lashes from Times
Herald studio.
Observation-Disclosures
- A.. NJ.
1O:O0-Household talk by GLADYS
Young
1O.a5-Health talk by DR.. w. 5
Whitman.
10: 30--Half-h Of music.
IL Coolest and found.
1O:O5--AdyertiserS period.
r. III.
5:45-The Town CrisT.
G.O0-Dld-time tunes,
s:3O-SeIectlons from current must
cal comedies
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DUNCAN To SEE
GOV. BYRD ON
JUDGESH|P

ARLINGTON COUNTY. May Il.
State Senator Frank l., Bali VIII De
the speaker at the opening OF the
new jefferson District tlremen 5
Hall and Community House at Nlr.
ginia Highlands, tonight al .
o'clock. Others to talk will pc
Fred A. Lyons, president of the
fire department.; Mrs. William NC
Kim, president of the auxiliary; =.
S. kidweli, head of the Aurora
Hills Civic League; w. Glen Bixier.
chief of the fire department.; WI
liam McKim. president of the Vr-
rinia Highlands Citizens Associa-
ton, and ellison Gardner, president
of the Hume School League. Music
will be by the Masonic Glee Club
of Washington. Refreshments VIII
be served by the auxiliary.
Gardner s. Rodgers. Of the United
States Chamber OF Commerce, WIZ
be- Hhe principal speaker at a meet
ing of the directors of the Airing
ton county chamber or commerce
and the county coming commission
tomorrow night in the Rucker
Building. Clarendon.
County Clerk William II. Duncan
who went to Richmond yesterday 70
confer with state officials on mat
ters pertaining to his office, SAID
before leaving that he would con-
fer with Gov. Harry Byrd and re-
quest that a circuit court judge be
designated for Arlington county in
order that the minutes of the April
term of court might be signed.
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Byrd to Hear Plea
To STAY Execution

RICHMOND. May 17.-Prepara-
tions were being made at the State
penitentiary today for the execu-
ton tomorrow of Burn Gray, negro,
of Charlostown. w. Va, for the
murder of Peyton Stewart, Peters
burg detective.
Raymond Gordon, Gray's attor-
ney, has petitioued Governor Byrd
for stay pending an inquiry into
the mans mental condition. The
governor will hold a hearing to-
morrow on the plea.
The Washington times., 1928-05-17

Inc G0mmlLl66 on uaAntuB Vi
school buildings recommended that
the colored business high school
To be established next fall In the
shaw Junior High building on M
street, be named the Francis IL.
Cardozo. The Rev. Mr.. Bennett oh.
iected strenuousIy to this and
claimed that he believed the board
was agreed to name the building
after a prominent Washington bust
ness man.
Threatens Appeal
DIR. Bennett demanded that his
objections be written into the
record and said he intended to take
the mater up with the District Com
missioners and attempt to have
them name the school for william
Fl. Lee, former member of the
board. whose family has conducted
business under that name in
Georgetown for $50 years.
President Carusi took the Rev. Mr..
Bennett to task for saying he would
take the matter to the Commits
sioners. 1t was claimed by Carusi
that the Board of Education has the
sole right to name school buildings.
The recommendations Of the COM
mittee were approved and Harry o.
Hine. secretary, was instructed to
advise the Commissioners.
Shortly before Carusi and DIR. Ben
The Washington times., 1928-05-17
Doctor Finds Women
and Children are Sick
More Often than Men

AS a family doctor at Monticello
Illinois, the whole human body, not
any small part of il, was DIR. Cald-
wells practice. More than half his
..calIs' were on women, children
and babies. They are the ones most
often sick. But their Illnesses We're
usually OF a minor nature--colds,
fevers, headaches. biliOusness-and
all of them required first a thor
ougll evacuation. They were con-
stipated.
In the course of DR. Caldwell's Al
years practice the. was graduated
from Rush Medical College back in
1879, he found good deal of sue
cess in such cases with a prescrip-
ton of his own containing simple
laxative herbs with pepsin. In 1892
he decided to use this formula In
the manufacture of a medicine to
be known as DIR. Caldwells Syrup
Pepsin, and in that year his pre-
scription was first placed on the
market.
The preparation Immediately had
as great a success in the drug
stores as it previously had in DR..
Caldweli's. private practice. Sow,
the third generation is using it..
Mothers are giving it TO their chill
dren who were given it by their
mothers. Every second of the work
ing day someone somewhere is
going into a drug store to buy it.
Millions of bottles of DIR. Caldwell 8
syrup Pepsin are being used year.
It's great success is based on
merit. on repeated buying, on one
satisfied user telling another. There
are thousansd OF homes in this
country that are never without a
hottie of DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pep.
sin. and we have gotten many hun
dreds of letters from grateful people
telling us that it helped them when
everything else failed.
while women. chiidreA and elderly
The Washington times., 1928-05-17
Gets NE TRIAL
IN COP ATT CK

Arrested several months ago on g
charge Of assault upon Detective =.
j. Arlington. Of the Fifth precinct,
in which tile officer received a
broken leg, James Edward Williams.
youthful attendant at st. Elizabeth's
Hospital. was ordered held for new
trial when jury in Police Court
was unable to reach verdict last
right.
According to Fifth precinct police.
Williams WAS arrested February 20
at Fourteenth Street and Potomac
Avenue Sout beast when he at.
tempted to interfere with the re-.
imoval OF two wrecked automobiles
BY Detectives Arlington and Lang.
don.
Williams. through his attorney,
John r. Muffin, told the court that.
he had been instructed by motor
policeman to let no one touch the
cars. Williams claims that the two
plain clothes men attempted to re-.
move the cars, refusing to display
their authority In tussle which
cnsued Williams is alleged to have.
broken Arlington s leg.
The Washington times., 1928-05-17
Community Center
Fight Now in Court

The Battery Park Citizens Asso.
citation has petitioned the circuit
court of Montgomery county to re-
strain Maddux, Marshall, Moss q
Mallory from encumbering or sell
ing a strip of land known as the
BATTERY Park Community Center
and Clubhouse area.
The bill also asked that the com
pany be required to carry out the
terms of an alleged contract. under
which the land was to be con
veyed to the community and club
house, tennis courts and children
playground provided there by the
real estate company.
The Washington times., 1928-05-17
MA
TRY TOKYO HOP

nv international News Service
INDIANAPOLIS May 17.-George
HaIdeman, who, with Ruth Elder
was rescued dramatically from an
ocean grave last summer in their
aerial dash across the Atlantic. has
in mind flight from Tokyo, japan,
TO Paris. France, by way of Alaska
and Iceland. a distance OF nearly
IL 900 miles. it was learned today.
Haldeman confi1ed his ambition
to his friends here end has ex-
pressed the hope that Eddie Stiti.
son of Detroit, with whom Halde-
man recently captured the world
endurance flight record at Jack
sonville. Fla, may accompany him
on the trip.
The Washington times., 1928-05-17
C. W. Darr Renamed to
Head District K. of C

Charles w. Darr was reelected to
serve third term as State deputy
OF the Knights Of Columbus. at the
State convention ii k. OF G. Hall
last night.
Other officers reelected were.
John -. mckinley. treasurer;
Thomas j. Fitzgerald, advocates; VIII
liam j. Mulligan. warden. and the
Rev. Francis x. Cavanaugh, chap
lain.
Albert u. Mccarthy was elected
State secretary. succeeding J. Leo
Kolb. who declined another term.
Edward 4. Tucker was chosen
delegate to the supreme convention,
TO be held IN cleveland in August.
]. Eugene Gallery was selected as
alternate for the State deputy; Will
liam Kelley. alternate for past State
deputy and John =. Downey. al
ternafe FOR Mr.. Tucker.
The Washington times., 1928-05-17
ADVERTISEMENT
Turning Gray, Too, And II
Made Him Look Old
And Untidy.
BEGAN GIVING HIM
TREATMENT AT HOME

II wish you could see the mar
velous change in the appearance
of his hair and scalp since l be-
gan rubbing into his scalp a little
of this LEAFS Hair Tonic--I fig
ured if women could stimulate the
growth and rid themselves of gray
hairs and unhealthy scalp condi-
tions with it--a man could do the
same" declared a lady customer
at the drug store.
ellis scalp is as clean and
healthy looking as a newborn
baby's and LEAFS Hair Tonic
brought back the color to every
gray hair in his head. Business
The Washington times., 1928-05-17
Jimmy" La FOntaine
Answers SIS, 900 Sui

James A. Jimmy" La Fontaine
of the 400 block Maryland Ave,
n. W., proprietor Of a club In
Prince Georges County. answered
the suit for SIS, 900 damages sought
by Joseph o. Laine, Of this city
today.
The answer filed by la Fon.
taine's attorneys, Wright and
Ershler, contains a blanket denial
of LANES charges.
Lame claims that on February IT,
while he was leaving the plaintiff s
place an employe of the plaintiff
assaulted him.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices to Main $3.50. Obituary Desk
DEATHS

AXTELT--0n "wednesday, May lB. 1928,
at Children's Hospital. MILO HOY, be-
loved son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold A. Axtell.
Funeral SERVICES At his late residence,
day May 49, AT 2,3O y. IA. All friendh
invited.
CKYsTAI+--On Thursday. May II, 1928,
Fifth ST. N. E.. JAMES. A. beloved hus-
baud of the late Louisa Crystal.
Funeral services will be held at his late
residence on Friday May ls, 1923, at
3 y, M 1nterment Rock Creek Cemetery:
O'RRIEN--On Tuesday, May IA. 1923, ct
ST. Joseph Rectory. Texas Nd. RIGHT
REV MONS1GNOR JAMES N retired
pastor of St. Peters Church, washington
Funeral from ST Joseph's Church. Tey as.
Md Friday. May Is. Solemn requiem
mass 10 a. M.
APPROPRIATE F'uneral Tokens
GUIDE Bros. Co., 1912 + st. N. w
Artistic lCRpFesetv We lneypeneive
PROMPT ATTIC DELIVERY SERVICE
The Washington times., 1928-05-17

people are especially benefited by
DIR. CaIdwelPs Syrup Pepsin, it is
promptly effective on the most ro.
bust constitution and in the most
obstinate cases. 1t is mild and
gentle in its action and does not
cause gripping and strain. Contain
ing neither opiates nor narcotics, it
is safe for the tiniest baby. Children
like it and take it willingly.
Every drug store sells DIR. Cald.
wells Syrup Pepsin. Keep a bottle
in your home--where many live
someone In sure to need it quickly.
We would he glad to have you
prove at our expense how much Dr.
CaIdwell's Syrup Pepsin can mean
to you and yours. Just write
syrup Pepsin," Monticello. Illinois,
and we will send yoiI prepaid a
FREE SAMPLE BOTTLE.
The Washington times., 1928-05-17
Davis to See Sixth
Army Demonstration

The sixth Of a series of military
exhibitions for the public under
the supervision of the War Depart
ment will take place tomorrow
afternoon on the north slope of the
Washington Monument grounds.
The members OF the House of Rep
resentatives Military Affairs Com
mittee have been invited by Secre-
tary of War Davis to view the
parade and they have unanimously
accepted.
The exhibition win be preceded
by a. band concert and air demon
strations By aviators from Boiling
Field. which will be followed by "A
parade of Army trucks stationed
at Fort Washington and Fort
Myer, Va. under the command of
Col. Guy V. Henry, Third Cal
vary. commanding the garrison at
Fort Myer. Va
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NEARBY STATIONS

WBAL--FsaItImOre--1
6:30--Dinner. Orchestra.
7:30--WJZ program.
g30--Musicai Memories.
10 :0O--MaryIanders Dance Orchestra
WPti--AtIantlc Clty-4-11OO-272.S
6:O5--COncert Orchestra.
7:00--Casino Orchestra.
7:30--HarmePs Quartet
S:00--Tall Cedar banda.
g:30-Organ.
1o:sS-silTer slipper Orchestra
Observation-Disclosures
6:00-shelton Ensemble: scores.
6:30-Concert.
7:30--LopeZ PotpourrL
S:0a--Candy Dandies.
S:45--N. Y. u. ensemble.
9.00--ChoIr Invisible.
10:00-Spechts Orchestra.
0-waidorf-Astoria music.
6:00-Midweek Hymn Sing.
6:30-Comfort Hour.
7:00--Dodge Hour,
7:30-Hoover Sentlnels.
S:00-Musicale.
S:30-Musicale.
9:00--Halsey stuart Hour.
s:30-Statler's Pennsylvanians
10:S0-Johnson's Orchestra.
WJZ-New YOFk-60O-464
5:00-Kemps Orchestra.
5:30--Faultless Five.
6:O0-U. S. Marine Band.
6:30--Lowney Sweethearts.
7:00-Retold Tales.
7:30-A mpieO Program.
S:D0-Maxwell Hour.
g:O0-Michelin Program.
9:S0-String Quartet.
10 :00--SIumber Music.
WGBS--New YOFk--S6O-348.6
S:H0-Rapble in Erin.
10: 00--WoFth's Orchestra.
l0:45-TenOr.
WNYC-New YOrk-570-526
S:15-Accordion; Health Talk.
S:40-Violin: Lecture
9:10--German Songs.
Observation-Disclosures
7:OO--WEAF Program.
adelphia--S6O-34S.O
6:00-Uncle Wip.
7:OO-Instrumenta Quartet.
S:OO-RadiO Forum.
WCAU-PhiIadeIphi
Sg0-Rein Bears.
:S0-HarmOny Four.
9:00-Piano Duo and Ensemble.
9:sO-Picadilly Orchestra.
The Washington times., 1928-05-17
Wife Names Former
D. C. Girl in Her Suit

Mrs. Grace Edna Williams, Of
the 1000 block Columbia Rd. II. W.,
filed suit for an absolute divorce
against her husband. Edward p.
Williams, of Pittsburgh. Pa, in
Equity Court today. She charges
her husband with infidelity and
names former Washington girl
as correspondent.
Through Attorney George e. Sui.
Ivan, the wife says she married
the defendant March Is, 1916, and
they have two children. She asks
the court to award her custody of
the children and that the defendant
be compelled to support them.
The Washington times., 1928-05-17
Industrial Children
To Get Swan Boat Trip

Today will inaugurate a, series Of
free trips. on the swan boat of th7
Child Welfare Board of Children's
Hospital by a group Of children from
the Industrial. Home School. About
30 children are expected to take the
rip around the Tidal Basin.
The swan boat has been carrying
a number of children and adults on
the picturesque ride about the Tidal
Basin in spite of the unseasonably
cold weather this spring.