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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-09
SECUREDATA :
FOR HEARING
=. OF c. Is Preparing
channel Informa-
ton For u. S.

q large mass of data has already
eA collected for the hearing on the
brownsville port project to be held
the federal court room November
oy Major Milo p. Fox, district
engineer, 9. q. Richardson, man
.ser OF the chamber of commerce,
reported Friday.
me data will include a complete
DESCRIPTION of the modification de-
sl.eo' a statement as to the econo-
- IN transportation charges and
eSs tnat will be effected by such
-ouiIlcations, the TRANSPORTATION
aho terminal facilities that will be
hb,osided and the cooperation the
extend. 80
me feature Of the report will be
.ne advantages that will accrue TO
me entire Valley and northern Mex
oy reason of the modified plan.
prtactieally all departments OF the
brownsville Chamber OF Commerce
~ now engaged in preparing this
sa'a and getting il into concise form
.or presentation, the work recurring
ton. sa'
much interest is being evidenced
= the city and surrounding
~ relative TO the hearing to be
conducted by the army engineers.
ne chamber of reports.
many inquiries having been received.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-09

schools Friday in . special ARMS
tice Day program ut all schools.
Legionnaire Harry L. Faux deiiv-
cred the principal address Of the day
at q joint gathering of senior high
and junior college students in the
junior college auditorium Mt . q. n.
Friday.
The grammar school students were
addressed by L~egionnaire Wallace
Harwoo dat s:45 a.. m. and Past Post
Commander Henry SHELTON addressed
a high school group at $3.50 q. m.
During the morning all elementary
schools were visited by Post Com
mander w. II. Kiekel and G. w.
Gotke, superintendent Of schools,
presenting an Armistice Day pro-
gram in each.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-09
Princess Murat,
Former U.S.. Girl,
Is Given Divorce

PARIS, Nov. 9.-R-Princess
Murat, born Helena Mcdonald Stallo
Of Cincinnati, has been awarded a
divorce from Prince Michel Joachim
Murat on the ground Of abandon
ment. She married the descendant Of
Napoleon's general and the king of
Naples at Paris on February 10, 1913.
Prince Murat was sentenced TO
eight months in prison in Paris in
November. 1925 on the complaint OF
the Countess dc Salverte, who, il was
stated, gave the prince 100000 francs
worth Of jewels to be pledged TO
provide her with funds for oper-
atoms on the bourse. It was testi-
fled that the prince took the jewels
to London, pledged them there and
sold the pawn tickets.
Princess Murat arrived in America
in December, 1925. In March. 1876,
she became a gown saleswoman IN .
Fifth Avenue store in New York.
She inherited a fortune from her
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-09

en- blind overnight three weeks sgo.
At present no 10 In . Rochester.
MIMI. hospital where II was reported
his eyesight IL returning. without
danger Of permanent blindness. Spike
0'Donnell told police ne believed his
brother was poisoned
"Any way you look ut Il, il looks
wrong" he said. Tommy went 60
bed one night with nothing the mat
ter, and woke up blind. I think some
body put something In his milk to
kill him."
Tommy. II was explained. has been
on n milk diet for treatment Of
stomach trouble. Spike said he
thought someone had switched milk
bottles on the 0'Donnsll's back porch,
leaving q bottle containing poison.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Cameron Counfy

Cameron County
]. r. Wilsox 10 l.. G.. Clegg, lot 6,
block SO, townsite Of Santa Rosa,
$40, etc.
B. N. and Emma Z. Decker to L. c.
Clegg, farm lots IL and Is, East City
View Heights addition to city of
Harrington, $40, etc.
A. T. and Mrs. A. T. Haugh 10 r A.
Woodbridge, lot 10, block 8, Rio Hondo
-psrk ~townsite. $40. etc.
]. p. McCutchen and wife to W. z.
WEIGH, lot so, Resaca Front suhdi-
vision. containing $50 acres, $1,000.
G. G.. Henson ct al to Quintina l..
Sanchez, lot 4, block 242, city Of
Brownsville, $3.50.
W. I. and Mrs. Betty Bobo Carlett
j. c. Mertz, part Of block 24l, con-
tairing 1.25 acres out Of San Benito
Land and Water Company's subdi-
vision, $40, etc.
Port Isabel Company to George
Knutson and T. L. Johnson, lot liza,
block 46, city Of Port Isabel, Sl,2ls.75.
Port Isabel Company TO John A.
Kohl. lot 3, block &c, city of Port
Isabel. $1,000.
Port Isabel Irrigation company to
IT. z. Whitcomb, block IS, containing
ia.o5 acres, Bayside Gardens Of the
Rex Ranch, $~l0,242.50.
Port Isabel Company 10 J. L. Whit
eamb. lot Is. block ~, city of Port
Isabel. 81. 800.
Port Isabel Company to J.. Z. Whit
.orh. lots ~ and i2-A, block rs,
y eity Of Port Isabel, $3.50.
II. b. Herreu to Jno. T. Thompson,
HACKS Is and 10. Harrison Manner,
a.. Q an addition TO city OF Har-
lingen. $40, etc.
Port Isabel Irrigation Company to
Noelke, north 10 acres OF
Sioeks as and as. Unit No. 2 Of Bay
view Citrus Groses subdivision,
si2,5Oo. ~
American Co., to Fl. B. Seay, OBJ
..rss out Of the r. T. S036 Capisallo
us;chts and 3.i7 acres out Of lot Il,
Tsnisallo Heights, $40.
SSMNAkI p.c-.sS.elnBw3rcB. EAO1T
Emma and William Beinke to Rob
..-t =. S~nodgrass, lot 5, block 81,
"TrsJ Adkins TO Z. B. Burke, lot s,
,yock 27. Edcouch, $40, etc.
Ramon Dorgieuez Cantu. ct al TO
,.sS de la Riva, lot Q, block 81, Nc
Allen, SO, etc.
IT. NJ and Minnie Z. Holland to
|. ~,-.r A. Dittmar, lot IS, block 8,
? sellege Heights addition to McAilen'
81, etc. T u.~.,.or
,ots 1l-l2. block l., Donna, $40, etc
w =. Dunsan to L.. r. Pryor, part
Iots 1914 La Lomita Irrigation
ronst. Co.. part of lots liS-1ie
r. 81 etc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-09
TExARKANA MAN THIRD
FALLING TREE VICTIM

TEXARKANA, Nov. s.5lP-Claude
Young of Texarkana is dead today,
the third victim of falling trees in
this vicinity in a week. He was
killed yesterday while trying to trap
a squirrel which had run into a hole
in the tree. While Young's COM
panion sawed the tree down, Young
watched the hole, so intently that he
was unable to get out Of the way
when the tree crashed.
A few days ago a young woman
was killed ut Maude, near here, when
a tree she and her sister were saw
ing split Unexpectedly. Her father
died Of heart failure while trying to
rescue her.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-09

grandfather, Alexander Mcdonald,
Of Cincinnati.
Prince Murat in December 1926
was again sentenced to prison when
he was found guilty Of aiding to de-
fraud the shareholders Of a company
of which he was president. The sup
posed object of this company was
to breed silver foxes in France with
the promise Of a large return
through the demand for fox fur.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-09
PARENTS HAPPY WHEN
BABY SLEEPS SOUNDLY

Here's a way to soothe crying,
wakeful babies to sleep quickly and
easily. It's the way doctors endorse,
and millions Of mothers have proved
is safe and harmless. A few drops
of purely-vegetable, pleasant-tssting
Fletcher's Castoria, has the most
fretful, restless baby or child asleep
in a few minutes! And for collie, con.
stipation, colds and upset spells,
there's nothing like Castoria. The
Chas. II. Fletcher signature 10 the
mark Of genuine Castoria. Avoid
limitations and be safe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-09
General Motors
To Present Huge
Stock Bonus, Cash

NEW YORK, Nov. e.-Pg-Distri-
button to its stockholders of the
greatest bonus ever paid by m Amer
lean industrial corporation has been
ordered by the directors Of General
Motors corporation.
Common stockholders are TO re-
ceive the equivalent Of n $50 per cent
stock dividend. sn extra cash divi-
dend OF $43, $780, 900 and an increase
of $43. SOC. 900 in annual dividend dis
bursements.
The action Of the directors fol-
lowed recent announcement by Presi-
dent Alfred p. Sloan, Jr., that q
pheasant surprise" was in store for
the stockholders.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-09
THINKS MILK
WASPOISONED

CHICAGO, Nov. e.-Rt-Edvard
(Spike) 0'Donnell. who thrice this
year has had narrow escapes from
machine gun and pistol attempts
against his life. believes his enemies
have resorted to poisoning to strike
at him.
Spikes brother. Tommy, was strick-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-09
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
INV The Associated Press.l

(Bv The Associated Fress.I
yFW YORR-Kid Chocolate. Cuba,
.n,noiuted Pinky Silverburg, Anso-
"a Conn. (10). Clyde Jones, Will
n.,rgton. N. c., outpointed Bonnie
pl.eco. New York, ca. Al Singer.
Nv York, stopped Johnny Lawson,
CINCINNATI. o.-Eddie Anderson.
~.sper. wyo., and Augie Hisano.
%e-coklyn, drew, (10). Mickey Ola
Covington. Ky, outpointed Jerry
nsIton, Indianapolis, t6).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-09

iowa al Ohio State
indiana at Minnesota
Purdue az Northwestern
Chicago al Wisconsin
Illinois at Builder
Missouri at Kansas State
Hanover 81 Muncie.
Baldwin. Wallace al Akron.
Illinois Wesley at Bradley.
Wooster at Case
Crinnell at Cedar Falls.
Dayton at Cincinnati
Carleton at Coe.
Des Moines st Columbia {.
Knox AT Cornell c.
Utah at Creighton.
Franklin OF Danvilie-
Niagara at DePaul
Indiana Central at DePauw
Ftndlay at Defiance.
Michigan State at Detroit
wittenberg al penison-
Washington U. at Drake.
Rose Poly at Earlham.
Iowa Wesley at Graceland.
Emporia at Hays
Capital at Hiram
Lombard az John Carroll
Monmouth at Lake Forest
Northwestern c. at Lawrence.
Fort Smelling at Luther.
Augsburg at Manchester.
Kansas at Marquette.
Ohio Northern at Mt Union.
Miami at 0berlin-
Marietta at Ohio u.
Detroit Tech at Olivet.
Heidelberg at Otterbein.
Beloit ut Ripon-
Loyola (N) at ST. Louis.
Grinnell at Washington u.
Kalamazoo at Ypsilanti.
North Central at Augustana-
Luther at St Olaf.
Western Reserve at St Xavier.
Columbus Mt Still.
Evansville at Terre Haute.
St viator at Valparaiso.
Chicago Y at Wabash.
Moorhead at Wahpeton.
Missouri Mines at WestmirSt
Westminster at Bethany.
Illinois c. at Miiliken.
Baker Mt Jewell.
Antioch at Rio Grande
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East


Pennsylvania a. Harvard
Maryland at Yale
Hobart nj Colgate.
George Washington at Penn State.
Wesleyan at Williams
Trinity ut Amherst.
Fordham at Boston c.
Maine st Bowdoin.
Lehigh 1T Bucknell.
Long island al Buffalo.
Thiei at Canisius-
Georgetown at Carnegie Tech.
Loyola tE) ut Catholic U.
ST. Lawrence at GARRISON.
Swarthmore at Franklin Marshall.
Norwich at c c. ~.
Brown at Dartmouth.
Gallaudet at Delaware.
Johns Hopkins at ColumS.a-
ST. Bonasenture at Cornell.
Allegheny at Geneva
Haverford at Hamilton.
Boston u. at Holy Cross.
Newport Naval at Lowell Textile.
Gettysburg at Muhlenberg.
Conn. Aggses az New Hampshire.
w. and J al Pittsburgh.
Coast Guards at Providence
Vermont a. Rensselaer,.
Worcester Poly at Rhode Island.
Union az Rochester.
ST. Johr at ST. Joseph
Lebanon at SchuylkilI-
Mass AEgies at Springfield.
Juniata al Susquehanna-
Villanova nj Temple.
Drexel at Ursinus.
Mt. ST. Mary at West Maryland.
Upola at New York Aggies.
Alfred at New York u.
Lafayette at Rutgers
Middlebury at Tufts.
Grove City at Waynesburg.
Albright at Penn Military.
Southwest
Texas at Baylor.
Texas Aggies at Southern Methods
Phillips at Alva-
Howard at Atlanta
Canyon az New Mexico Military.
Montezuma at New Mexico Mines.
Oklahoma Christian at Panhandle.
Edmond at Oklahoma Baptist
Hendrix at Ouachita-
Texas Christian G. Rice.
Howard Payne at St Edward.
Flagstaff at Tempe.
New Mexico Aggies ut Texas Mines
Abilene Christian at Texas Tech.
Oklahoma City at Tulas.
Southwestern at Wichita.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-09
I03RD DISTRICT COURT
A. VI. Kent, Judge.

No E>W cases. 49,. =. ....
COUNTY COURT
o. {. Dancy, Judge
Suits filed:
In the matter Of estate Of Juana
Champion Fernandez, deceased.
In the matter of guardianship of
Aagdalena Guerrero ct al, minors.
| nthe matter Of guardianship of
Pauline Harmon, a n
State of Texas vs.. Clarence Smith,
Eon compos mentis.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-09

P%rospero Nego and Demetria
Barron.
Francisco Santibonez and Maria de
Ia Cruz.
Myron L-o Whitesell and Cleo
patra Mize Darlington.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-09
COUNTY COURT AT LAW
Pohn Kleiber, Judge

Court. action:
Herren Realty Company VS.. p. NJ.
Keller. Dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
Standard Accident Insurance Com
pany VS.. Z. NJ. Scholes. Continued
for settlement.
Spencer Sauer Lumber Company
vs.. A. G.. Demers. Judgment for
plaintiff for S770.9s.
B. f. Dodson VS.. Southern Pacific
Lines. Continued by operation OF
Law.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-09
EOOTBAAl!LL SCHEDULE eli!



Hotre Dame at Army.
Haskell at Loyola (S).
Wash.-Lee at Princeton.
Ohio Wesley at Syracuse.
Michigan At Nav.
Nebraska at Oklxhoma.
Adrian at Assumption (Canada)
Oklahoma Aggies at w. Va
Far West
Santa Clara at Stanford.
Arizona at Southern California.
Western State at Utah Aggiea
California ut Washington
Idaho c. at willamette
California s d at Wash. StatA
Dental at California Christian
Occidental at California Tech.
Colorado Aggies at Colorado
Colorado c at Colorado Zines
Nevada at Fresno.
Wyoming at Montana State.
Albany at Pacific u.
Loyola (w) at Regis.
Laverne at San Diego
Augustana at Sioux Falls.
North Dakota at South Dakota
y. ID. Aggies at s. d. Aggies.
South
Kentucky al Alabama
South Carolina az North Carolina
Davidson at North Carolina State.
Vanderbilt at Geofgia Tech.
Sewannee at Tennessee.
Alabama Poly at Tulane.
Kentucky Wesley at Bowling Green
Chattanooga at Howard.
Presbyterian at High Point.
Wake Forest at Duke.
Georgia at Florida
The Citadel at Furman-
Hampton at Greensboro.
Wilberforce at Kentucky State
Emory and Henry at Kent.
Mississippi at Louisiana State.
Millsaps at Louisiana Tech.
Southwestern at Memphis.
Spring Hin at Miami.
Centenary at Mississippi Aggies.
Birm Southern at Mississippi c.
Randolph-Macon at Richmond.
Richmond Teach nc Transylvania
Clemson ut Virginia Military.
Virginia at Virginia Poly.
Georgetown at Wofford.
L~ynchburg ct Hampden-Sydney.
Elon at Paris Island Marines.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-09
s3RD DISTRICT COURT
Hidalgo County

Suits filed:
No. $685., Chas. Eatinger, VS.. L. p.
MARSHALL, ct al, east 5 acres OF west
1915 acres Of lot 8, r. b. Curry,
No. /.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-09

SHOPLIFTER DESERTS BABY
WILLESDEN. Eng.-Caught steal
ing in a store, Mrs. Ellen Thurston
abandoned her baby to escape. but
was caught when she returned for
the child.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-09
9TH DISTRIST COURT
HidaIgo County

Suits filed:
No. A-424, p. Z. eileen vs.. John T.
Judd, part of sections %, "a, rs, Is,
% and 80, G. o. Newman subdi-
vision Of FL Benadito grant.
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Cameron Courts

2STH DISTRICT COURT
A. W. Cunningham, Judge
No new cases.
The Washington times., 1928-11-14
BEST PROSPECTS

$3.50 n. n.-''Through the shops
with Bab." WRC (S16).
$3.50 n. m.---Lansburgh Brothers
Trio. Washington. WRC tSlSD.
& y. m.--Wanderers Male QUAR-
tet. Philadelphia, WIP t492l.
S:30 n. m.-Frances Gutelins.
pianiste, Washington, WMAL (41S(.
10.IR n. m.--Lee Simme, pianist,
Chicago, WBBM (3S9).
CHAIN PROGRAMS
$3.50 D. mr.. C. A. demOnstra-
tion hour, New York, WJZ, WRC,
WDAF, WBZ. WBZA, WOW,
WHO, voc, WHAM. KDkA,
WFAA. KPRC, WLW, WJR, KYW.
KWK. KOA, WSB. WSM, WMC'
WHAs, WHas WoAI, VIM; anrsns hTIT TssIesux.
WTAG WCSH. WGY. WGR.
WCAE, WWJ. WTAM.
7:45 p. m.-FOrecast OF new
ADMINISTRATOR plans by Frederic
William Vile. WRC. WIZ. WLW.
WJR. KWK, WBAL. KDkA.
hour. New York. WEAF. WEEl.
VITO, WAR. WTAG, WCSH,
WGY. WGR. WCAE. WILT, WRC.
WHO WOW, WDAF.
$3.50 q. m.-SyIvania FOresters,
New York. VIZ, WIZ. WBZA,
KDKA. WBAL, WHAM. WLW.
WJR. WGN. KWK. WEENs WIN; -.
New Z York. sI. WEAF. WRc. WEEI,,
WTIC. WAR, WTAG, WCSH,
WGY, WGR. WCAE, WTAM. WV,
WSAI, WGN, WTMJ, KSD, WCC0.
voc, WHO. WOW. WDAF. KvOO.
WBAP. KPRC WOAI. WHAS,
VINO. WSB. WIT. KOA; smith
WHAL. MHAM, MLW. MJR.
Mr. MilIiODaires in Columbia pro-
gram. WMAL. etc.
ESQ n. m.--PalmOlive hour. New
York, .WEAF, WRC. WAX. WSk,
VINO. WSB, WBT. WEEI. WSAI,
vito WGY. WGN WDAF.
WJAR, W.; WGn; s,Hc Ksp; 2nF KVoor WTAG. Wcss1
WWJ. WOW, .WOAI. KOA. WTMJ.
WCCO. WHAs Ia Palma Smoker.
in Columbia program, WMAL. etc.
10 D. m.-ChicagO Civic Opera.
Samson and DeliIah." WBAI,
WIZ. etc.: holster radio hour,
New York. in Columbia program.
1850 D. m.-United Military
Band. New York. In Columbia
program, WMAL. etc.
III p. m.-Slunaber music, New
York, WIZ. WRC. WHAM. ETC.,
DANCE MUSIC
6:15 D. m.-Venus Orchestra,
Washington, WMAL (456l.
1880 y. m.-PhiI Spitalny'R Or
ehestra. New York, WEAF tt55D.
1O:32 p. m.-LQtus Orchestra.
washington, WRC 1910.
IL D. m.-StricklandB BOnbrest
Orchestra. Washington. WMAL
ABB.
The Washington times., 1928-11-14
LOCAL PROGRAMS

Observation-Disclosures
2:30-RCA Demonstration Hour from
n. B. C. studios.
5:45-Benjamin Rather, pianist, and
Musical Varieties
5:30-"Through the Shops with
Bah"
S:oo-Motion Picture Guide; waldorf
Astoria Orchestra and Food
Show program.
s:2o-Lansburgh C Brother trio.
7:00-"Famous Paintings in Many
Lands" by Alice Hutchins
Drake
7:15-Aster Orchestra.
7:45-"Forecast of the New Admins
tration." by Frederic William
Vile.
S:00-American Magazine.
9:00-Ipana Troubalourz.
9:S0-Palmolive Hour.
1e:30-Correct Time.
1O:S1-Weather Forecast, courtesy of
10:32-Lotus Orchestra.
11:00-Slumber Music.
WMAI<-WashingtOn--
6:15-yenus dance program
6:55-Thirty Club and news from
The Washington Times studio.
7:15-Tony the Barber.
7:30-Correct time.
7:3O-Brunswick hour of music.
S20-Institute OF Musical Art.
9:00-"The Red Cross Roll Call" by
Dr. Thomas f.. Greene.
9:15-Duncan C. Thompson, Scotch
9:30-Frances Gutelius. pianist,
10 0'0O-Bernheimer Trio.
10 :30--United Military Band.
-Strickland-B Bonbrest Orchestra.
12:09-Late news flashes from The
Washington Herald studio.
WOL-WashinG tOn-236
p. NJ.
5:A5-Town Crier
6e0-Dinner music.
630-Melvin Hunt and his Studio
Orchestra.
WJSy-Mt. Vernon Hills, va.-2O5
= 7:oo-Children's Half Hour with
Brer Rabbit.
:so-U. S. Army Band Washington
Barracks
s:3o-Mack Antony. grooming bari
S:45-Aladdin fermentation.
s;oo-chick Godfrey. Singing Leather
neck.
s:15-Miss Ray Palkip.
e9:30-International Heating Presen-
tation.
s:45-Fran Trappe. piano-accordion-
ist.
10:O0-NationaI Nara Products.
10:05-Ha monious Twins.
10:25-Financial Topics.
10:3O--Hilo Boys Hawaiian Trio.
1:30-Weather Report,
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WsB-AtIanta--740 740-4OB.2
9:no--NBC systemS
IL .45--Peerless entertainers
KYW-Chicag go--1O2O. 98l
s;3e-Concert orehAstras Entertain
ers.
10s00--Onera.
11:0n-News Studio Orchestra
12:00-Fiorito's Orchestra.
A. N.
l:00-Insomnia Club
M--Chicago--77O-3 1894
p. NJ.
I0:1S--Lee Simms: Royal Canadians.
l!00--Concert Orchestra; Jubilee
Singers
11:45-Royal Canadians
FL-ChlcagO-97O-3O9
observation-disclosures: Lido Orchestra.
u: % String T~io: dance music.
WGN--Ch -Chicag0-72O-4l6
l4;00--Tomorrow's Trib: Hungry
Five
1l:30-Tenor; Concert Orchestra.
l2;OO-Dream Ship; Sanders Night
hawks
The Washington times., 1928-11-14
Farmer Loses Third
Barn in 5 Years by Fire

LANCASTER, Pa. Nov. IT,
Fire OF undetermined origin de-
stroyed q large barn on the farm
Of A. M. Lichty, Paradise, the>third
DESTROYED on the farm in less than
fiveA years.
-Four cows and a calf perished. in
the blaze and most of the season s
crops and some farming machinery
were destroyed.
The Washington times., 1928-11-14
NEARBY STATIONS

WBAL-BaItimOre-I
6:S0-Dinner Orchestra.
7:45-WJZ program.
s:00--Nocal; CelIist,
8;59-N b. c. system.
9:SQ-The Music Box.
19s00-WJZ program.
WPG-AtIantic City-IIOO-ss9.6
s:e0-Castillians Dance Orchestra.
s:30-Harmonies; Songs
9:oo-Concert Orchestra
9:45-Musical Memories
10.30--Studio Program
11:10-FoLlies Bergere Orchestra
WRNY-New York-145O-2O7
9:oo-Talk; Delivery Boys"
9:30--Entertainers: Talks
19:o0-Aching Hearts Club.
10:25-Varied program
WNYC-New York--57O-52e
S:30-Music Appreciation Course,
9:45-One-act Play.
-10:00-Voeal.
adelphla-II7O-25s
S:00-Fur Trarpers
s:3o-Studio Program
3:o0-Columbia Network
1:o0-Ritz Carlton Orchestra
WIP-PhiladelphIR-
7:Oo-Uncle Wip.
HOH-NewaPk-7l0-
S:oo-Rutger's L. Program: stool
s:oo-N. n. Millionaires.
The Washington times., 1928-11-14

9:30-La Palma Hour.
10: :0O--Kolster Opera.
10:30-United Military Band.
11:O0--Astor Orchestra.
11:30-y~Witching Hour.
WEAF-New YOrk--660-454.3
6:O0--Waldorf Astoria Music.
6:30-Fur Trappers.
7:00--Synagogue Service.
7:3O--La Touraine Tab1eaux.
S:90-American Magazine Hour.
9:00-IpanaA Troubadours.
9:3O-Palmolive Hour.
10:30-Spitalny's Music.
11:00--Kemp's Orchestra.
WJZ--New YOFk--76O-
6:00--Young's Orchestra, Dog Talk
7:00--Jeddo Highlanders.
7;30-John b. Kennedy.
7:45-Frederic VIM. Wiie.s
s:00--May Queen and Peter de Rose
S:30--Sylvania Foresters.
Goldsmith Brothers.
9:30-Blue Danube Nights.
10 :00-ChicaR go Civic Opera.
IL :00-Slumber Music.
The Washington times., 1928-11-14
Lima Basquette Engaged
To CinernatOgrapher

LOS ANGELES, Nov. I4s--Lllna
Basquette, dancer. film actress and
widow Of Sam Warner. screen pro.
Queer, is engaged TO marry Peverell
Marley, chief cinematographer for
Cecil De Mile according to an.
nouncement today by Miss Bas-
guette's parents
The Washington times., 1928-11-14
SAMSON To Be
| HEARD IN A|R
TONIGHT

With the new wave lengths being
what they are and reception from
them what 1t is-it is reasonable to
suppose that WBAL will present its
National Broadcasting Company fea.
lures ais clearly and in as good vol
ume as a local broadcaster-hence
the production by the Chicago Civic
Opera Company of Samson and De-
| lilah,p at 10 o'clock tonight, through
that station will be>about the most
important radio event of the eve-
ming.
There are several reasons for this
the first being that the Chicago
Civic Opera Company represents the
most American effort at grand opera
on a grand scale that Is being done
in America-the Metropolitan affairs
| in New York having distinctly
European flavor. Another reason is
| that when Camille Saint.Saens com.
posed this epoch making musical
| drama he expressed elemental hu.
man emotions in such vivid and un.
mistakable terms that the music
would tell its story without words,
and to any type of receptive mind.
Samson and Delilah" is, badly,
! the enticement and downfall of a
powerful masculine. animal by a
woman of infinite allurement who
does not hesitate to use her charms
mot only from the inspiration of
patriotism, but because she glories III
personal conquest. With her, the
bigger they are. the harder they
| fall-and she delights in making
| them fall.
TO HEAR FAMOUS
CONTRALTO ARIA
Listeners to WBAL this evening
will doubtless hear the second act
| of the opera sung by Cyrena van
| Gordon, as "DeLlah,' and Charles
Marshall as Samson" 1t is the
scene in which the woman finally
| overcomes all of the spiritual and
| physical defenses of the man and
makes him abject captive to her
charms. 1T is on this act that the
| famous song, my Heart at Thy
Sweet Voice" is heard-a song that
| for pure female deceit, allure and
temptation. is not equalled in music
| when heard with its precedin 3
duet The man or woman who con-
stantly proclaims that grand opera
is way over my head should be sure
to tune this performance this even
| ing-and get new idea of what
opera really is and can be presented
by great artists singing a superb
score.
otherwise the usual affairs of a
Wednesday will greet listeners here
and there. Our old friend Bah
| bobs in again after a European
summer to t TX about shopping at
$50 through wRC. The excellent
Lausburgh trio will also be heard
through that station at sos and
there will be Frederick William
Vile, the Ipana group. the Palm
divers, dance tunes from the Lotus.
and slumber music. The United
Military Band will make things
melodious for WMAL as Colum.
bia feature late in the evening
The Sylvania Foresters and the
Smith Brothers figure in the early
WIZ or. WBAL doings.