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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06
THREE DIE AS FIRE
RAzES OLD HOTEL
Bodies Of Two Men and
Woman Recovered After
Blaze in Hosiery.


OSSfNING, y. T., January s.-The
bodies Of two men and woman were
recovered yesterday from the ruins Of
the historic West Kora Hotel, destroyed
by fire believed to have been NJ incen.
diary origin.
The victims we're unofficiaIly identi-
fed ss Albert Aibrecht. a walter. ard
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mckenna Of SYRIA
cuse, y. y.
The hotel register was lost In the
fire and a definite check on the num-
Dor Of guests was not possible.
Charles Eleisch. owner IF the hotel,
said he believed all other persons in
the building escaped.
Saw Man Leave Scene.
Police said they had been informed
By negro that he had seen man
running from the vicinity Of the no.
tel a few moments before the alarm
was sounded.
Mr.. F'leisch based his theory II in
cnndiarisrn on the fact that IL Was
the nth time that the 110-ye1r-old
hotel had been afire within the past
six months The blazes were discov-
cred and extinguished with little Gam
age on the other three occasions.
The fire was first discovered under
the kitchen porch by Mrs. F'le;sch at
III am. She aroused her and
and they attempted TO rout III: 81
guests from their beds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06
ADAM A. WESCHLEH 4 SON. Auctl0neers
Unclaimed Freight ut Auction

Autier 10 hereby given that on SATtiK,
DAY. JANUARY TWENTY -FIRsT iD.s
COMMENCING AT NINE Oti.H'k An d.
We viii cell ~ public auction. al Weschief' =
sfsU Psfti ssls ania ave, nv. 10 pay freigh
and bt0rake charges certain goods an hat,i
With us IN the following names: American
carton paper bags: B,skcrs Market. z nartnns
saiss tickets Mrs. A. Caiisnd ease no.
tiaas. y. r.. GrlsmUBd. ! auto truck tire on
steel rim; cohena Market. ! carton sales
tirkris: Ea"ho Co. q barrels shells; Mrs.
~ ~ rin.",n sx.a. can mef, rh u. Hass,
Oet. powder; Jas. A.. Messrr Co. :. crates
earth bo~is Harvey Nicholas. : crates II. n.
Dtd. mater: supreme Safes service 5 cartons
gair. COMPOUND. sutt1bs Garage. ! crate
steel sign Watdn,An Motor Co, 4 boxes auto
parts Herman wisiaHd. !, barrel and Nj.
nq. rig. cement; Hotel whtrla~ Cafe. 1 bar.
rel OF. p0wdef
Terms fash, -
t.a,, pESssYLvANiA EsaablskIgsoA a.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06

The nawvessehude hccAev team ot
Hamhurg. the first German worsen's
hockey club ~ VGNt England since
the Wnrid War, rSceatly played q
series az matches near London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06
APPROACHED BY 10th ST.
AND MUST BE SOLD.

CBusuai circumstances make 10 posslble
for you TO obtain ~ less r,an cost OF pro.
dsction . brick homs just De-haif square
on 18th ut. and within two sanares of Rock
cresk Park and the golf cotitse.
CONSISTS OF hall with wrap closet. living
room with open hfepiafe. unusually large
dining room. breakfast room srpensissiy nm
isised With inIs,d rubber tile noof; THE
Kitchen IL eanipDrd With esf*'taily de.agnr.i
cabinet with eiesaric Refrigerator and tile
floor: all downstairs ceilings srs tinted
On tbs ssc0nd fogS the main isedf00fn has
. private shower bath. and IN addition there
arc three otbsr. rooms with another bath
c0mpi~tkiy finished room. cedar closet and
storage room In the attic. Oak f0ors an
hrst and second Moore. All windows are
plate glass in steel frames. stair rsl Of
wrought iron. Internationally this is one
~ the hggest bar aims ever offered IN Wash
lnFton for SIT 500. aud 1-car brick garage
10 Included In this pfine
Y"s ,stasT'ney .f's. ssu ep phone our
McKEEVER 4 GOSS. INC.
1915 X -. Main 4Ss2.
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raos. ] ,,wEN d son At1vfiaNeEVS
lAMA Eve &ites.i NnrihMnai
Trustees Sale Of Four Valuable
Two.Story Brick Two-T amily
Apartments Known ~ Prem
issa ~, IS, II, -. 81, 50 and SIS
Q ST. and 1901 Frat St. NV.
Now Rented 10 Cclorsd Ten
ANITA.

NY t!sine, II a certain deed of tra., duty
rewarded IN tlhrr NJ, AAAs fulta iNA 81 $50,
70 The land retorts " the his,rte, at celaa'.
thernM the undersigned trustees VIII sell ~
WYNN w P,SS. WIN S'SS$ S n IN sSSiii y.
tallewiNs ,iesetihe.i land and nssMtses situate
10 ths nls.rlet ~ t'n,ae,h.s Ard de..ssesf,t
Harry l., .rarners su,si,slsi.U 81. i,ts Il,
s,.,,ate ult IA l~t plat reyas,tsi IN the
MW'As IL lteet n II la,,a. Ian
fetms lnts 40 taf snd los saM suhivei
iM 100 .nll snhise, 10 . prleT assI III TVS.
In,,, unN turtle. .rAr,,spMss Of Which
th.ss es,,e ahoYs sa,d ltssl 80 he sstd IL
eash ,lrnasls ~ alta a. eeau.,ya ~
a0.hsss,' ea.s 1~ra,s ~ he eana,a,sa with
tTllaA apJ .hs eseael.s Mas ss adssst,ssi
and VssnM al thS Ms rellaW ~ ne Ipuslssa
..a, kasaNF q stNMs
dsAe 5l,'ssMe asa Na.stses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06
rHos. ] OWEN 4 soS .rCrioNEERs
ilsa Eve 81 NV,


s S $'!;sw ss 1SH II o" H" 'TssE4
p.m s! q ip ss'''" . ne" s.,ra%snt '''s
.n record. .ro, 81 oaS S sn NH
IL. UNDERSIGNED trustee: S,lI sell u saei,e
EHssSGSHtsssP.y rYs .ttylff pSrs S S$oSs s
isas si,nn.e IN the District 81 Columbia; AMI
.ifs'ana,.ds ~ aud being "r's'"al lot - /"
Trrms; seit suhlert 70 u rtinr deed ei
which VII 10 announced At time ~ sale
.,,lrea ,'"ayeyaae,"sh "oari,ns r,", a,
@'ih Within. thtrtv DAYS a,hersIae .tnn.,,
tn't"ltfai an.i ,hn nroMris mas. w. advertiser
an" '''' at "' H 'ssssG" n e ,ss trustees
,.,o,.,..sWA MATER \ hiinWN
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NJ iss sssNs i aNsss'efS sSnSh 'Hyf
Nv ., .,,."e e. certain deed OF t,v., t.,sd
s." "" a" as "i ,es''s ss"ss M 't ."s
tsno,as of The District ot c0lumh,s aud .,
ns 's: =, r .s ', a., n me
Aaf. XII laas' AZ fnfaiHs Oh DIX IN
situate. ~ the District et Uoiua,iia ani ,isa
,sna'e;l, r. 1nd helns ~. nnn,lssvd twenty
hn"drsd aud sesssss ia ,i,sa, ia .,s" a
W Chase e rssutpti vtsiun ~ inis nna,tered
thirteeh IN, and tpurleea Ia IL said
anr,tgh IN t.lhef NJ \, tniiu iaa. 10 thn utilize
~ the sut.staf for .ha district III roiuM
teras hnid snhleni "a iva nlur ,inatis nj
tfust faf otli ", and e,l aau ~ respss
useh, tnrthnt particulars " which Mill he
prlie shass aaia trnsts 10 he patd 10 pssk
A depesit nt Antn 10 Required rmt, es aae
na, teunfttnE, cts, NJ tina unruh aset's eust
FERNS ~ he saalnIsd With Within btteen
DAYS, n,hsfnise denas,t forfeited and tht
Mhrgtas may 10 ah.asilsad and sssolA 4,
lIAun IJitAusfnN,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06
SALE-HOUSES.
(Couttuuea. =
.rx,.nrr.cnrp CLEVELAND PARK
sEM HanErHls IA oNS. y BATHS.
1ETIiT.iN GARAGE,
vrpru,rn FROM $4,000 10 $4,000.

a s..,,,f,, atone and stucco seni'detached
honne lust west of Connecticqt ave. IN the
heart Of the attractive Cieve.ani farS &c.
s sna ,Ssmsporsssion Covered concrete iron.
norrh. reception hall, unusually large
,,~nn,s ana !. tiled baths With built-in NIX
,prs.s s,g kitchen completely equipped: out.
side nsniry with built-in refrigerator. Ar.
s,ss,c decoration. hardwood floors through.
,,ut beautiful lighting hxturcs rolured tile
in 6aths, stone open hreplax~. natural hard
Mood trim Hot.water heat with latest typo
radiation electricity and all modern conven-
fences Concrete CELLAR with laundry trays,
iavatory and bis built-in garage. In excel
lent condition. Reduced from SIS. 900 10
Sic 500, on very attractive terms. Address
Box 3.:.N; star ohace.
} FOR SALE By OWNER.
See this almost new home in good north.
east location, rooms and hath. hnilt-in
ksrase. exrclleut transportation. hot-water
hest ami. $3.50 cash, ESQ per mouth.
includes payment principal ami all IN
terest This is worth investigating. Direct
from owner Pot, 46S1-I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06

r-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
plaintiH. until WEDNESDAY. JANrARy
ELEVENTH 1923. At THE SAME HOUR
and place -
EDGAR e. SNYDER
United States Marshal in and for
ia46ai0 the District of Columbia.
| AIffwEl4NEEH9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06

r~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. At
the request q the attorney for the plan,.M
io.s. Al THE SANE HOUR and place.
EDGAR c. SNYDER.
United Stairs Marshal in and for
the District OF Columbia.
Aeb3 .dkha ~ en- khOls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06
AUCTION SALES.
flITejkts DAYS.

THOS. j. OWEN T. SON, AUCTTONEERa.
1925 Eye street Northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06

THOs J. OWEN e. son At:CTIONEERS.
lio1 Eve Street Northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06
OUT. OE.TOyyN REAI. ESTATE
AUCTION SALES.
!l,TtlkE DAYS. -
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON Aucuoneers.

ADAM A. WESCHLER & son. AuctiOneers.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.
By -irtue Of writ OF fieri facias issued
out OF the clerks otii.e OF the supreme
eS e directed viii self IL At pmbIc sae for
cash at the west. front Of the Court House
Wsshnsns1q 2 C.: r a. TEN o'CLG ,Er an
and interest Of Samuel c. Raub tn and 70
the following described real estate. to wit
lot A In Euge,e SchwinShamers subdivi
sion of original lot J in snuare EST. as per
rtat of said s9b,vison recorded IN dioe,
the surveyor Of the District of Columbia
said propcrtv now being assessed for taxa
ths improvements thereon. seized and levied
unop az AZ the right ,ltie claim ana inter TER
real eState and sold TO satisfy iudgment.at'
law No. 74.I4 In favor of Ernest y. VIII
EDGAR G. SNYDER.
rTrt,nA Ce>sns Marxhal in aud for
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-22

When comparing value for value you will find that Hicks Prices will pass. them
all This plan-rgidty adhered to-has made this organization grow from ne
mail retaIt store to the greatest organization in the entire Southwest selling auto
mobile tires and tube exclusively. w e are indeedp proud to announce at thist me
an extnIve reduction in Tire Prices, ranging from a substantial amount OF the
smaller Sizes to several dollars per tire on the larger ones All of th is made pos
sle through om merchandising along the lines of Quantity Buying and Volume
Selling.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-22

No doubt you are convinced that the Famous RED STRIPE Dayton Tire contains
more Pure Gum rubber, more plies more weight more mileage than my other
automobile ire made, IN that it constitutes the Greatest Tire Values ever built
irrespective of the price, But, regardless Of the price of the tire you buy from u
Hicks Store or Associated Store yu recave just IS great a ratio Of service for
money invested in the moderate and low priced tire as u do in BUR highest grade
tires.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-22

pHed tire d as he has for the user of the gset grade tire In this Special Winter Purchase
we are passing to you every saving powbe We have reserved no extra prnt for ourselves
w can not therefore continue the price, indefinitely. Every eement Of nance is wipe out
Yuo obtain the Highest Quality Tire in each class at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE This is
YOUR opportunity. Make your tire purchases TO-DAY.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-22
3Ox3I
Special Tube

Heavy Red Tube, full size and one that would
ordinarily sell for $1.75. We have taken special
care in its make, and we know that il will stand
up under the most severe road tests. This
tube must give you absolute satisfaction, or we
stand ready to refund your money. Only be.
cause of the large volume in which we buy them
are we able to ms, you this price Of
$1.1O
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-22

The New Ford and the 1878 Model Chevrolet
both specify the new sized tire. the 3oxl.5o.
Public announcements Of both these car
manufacturer stress the SPEED and POWER
Of their respective cars. Remarkable a~ceelera-
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will now be put to the supreme test OF this
flash off the gun" getaway. This EXTRA
PLY. excess weight tire. with its rugged
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built to Withstand the severity Of sustained
high speeds and quick stops with 4-wheel
brakes, and yet deliver comfort, mileage. safe
ty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-22
3Ox3I
Special Cord

IL 10 not a question with VI as to how low we
can price a tire-but how low can we sell you a
tire and yet give you value received for your
money. Experience has taught us that a lower
priced tire than the one listed here is not de-
pendable-henee costly to you in the end. On
this unusual value we have placed the attractive
price Of
$4.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-29

IN cnncSSec, ne worked many month
at his coffee blending. He was south
erner born with a genius for flavor
brought up in that land noted TO-
good things to eat and drink
Long ago the full-bodied smoothneS
of his blend delighted the great familie
of Dixie. Long ago Maxwell Hous
Coffee became the first choice of II
southern states.
Today it has come as new luxur
to the whole nation. Known to oh
South alone until recently, Maxwell
House has now swiftly become by IA
the largest selling coffee in the en,in
United States. Never before has an
coffee won such fame.
In that extra touch of richness a ne,
experience awaits you and your famil
"a new adventure in good living. TIL
smooth, mellow liquor, the rar.
fragrance of Maxwell House will per
haps bring your family n wholly new
idea of how good a cup of coffee car
actually be. Plan now to serve it fol
breakfast tomorrow. Your grocer has
Maxwell House Coffee in sealed
blue tins. Cheek Neal Coffee Com
pany, Nashville. Houston. Jackson
vile. Richmond. New York, Los
Angeles, Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-29

A TOUCH Of richness that no single
"A coffee grown can yield
A skillful mingling of many flavors-
A blend from the old South which
has won the first real nation wide fame
that ever came to coffee
Few people realize how many different
cotfces are brought to this country
from the tropics of four continents.
Hundreds of different kinds and grades
for our breakfast cup! Countless diff
fercnt natural tiavors!
Yet of all these coffecs, each one
alone has failed. No single coffee grown
has ever pleased those men and women
of America who best understand the
art of living well.
This blended richness built Of many
cotfccs this one special flavor is the
first on which the critical families OF
this country have ever agreed.
II shade Of difference
in .facor
Years ago in the old South. Joel
Cheek created this blend which is now
changing the habits Of nation. Down
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-29

Tune in every Thursday
weekly Radio Program featuring noted
singers. instrumenfalists, orchestras from
WIZ New York, WBAL Baltimore, WRVA
Richmond, WBI Charlotte, NJ. G., WSB
Atlanta, WAX Jack sonviIle, WHASLouis.
vile, WSM Nashville, VINO Memphis,
WHAM Rochester. kDkA Pittsburgh,
WBZ Springfield, WBZA Boston, WLW
Cincinnati, WJR Detroit, WIN Miiwau.
kee, KYW Chicago, voc Davenport.
WHO Des MONIES, WOW Omaha, KOA
Denver, WRHM Minneapolis-St. Paul.
KSDS Louis, wDAF Kansas City, KVOO
Oklahoma City. Tulsa, WBAP Fort Worth.
Dallas, KPRC Houston. Tune in every
Thursday from 9 to 10 NJ, Eastern Time.
Tor the Maxwell House Coffee program
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-31

BY the Associated Press.
A radio patent fight. involving pri-
GRITTY rights to the feedback or regenera-
tive current, has reached the Supreme
Court of the United States and final de-
cision may be made this Spring.
Declaring that the business Of making
and selling apparatus using the feed
back amounted to many millions of do
lars annually. the Westinghouse Electric
T. Manufacturing Co. has asked the
court to pass upon the recent decisions
of the district courts of Pennsylvania
and Delaware awarding patent rights on
the circuit to the De Forest Radio Tcle-
phone e. Telegraph Co.
The Westinghouse company contends
that Maj E. H. Armstrong, whose pat
ent 1t purchased. was the original in
ventor. The De Forest company insists
DR.. Lee De Forest is entitled to priority
rights as the first inventor.
In 1920 Armstrong brought suit in
New York District Court against the De
Forest company for infringement of the
patent. The Westinghouse company
was made party plaintiff. The New
York court ruled that Armstrong had
made the invention and reduced it to
practice as early at January 81. 1913.
and that De Forest had not established
his claim Of having completed the in
vention in August, 1912. This decision
was affirmed by the Circuit Court of APP
pcals for the second circuit.
In May, 1923. the assistant commits
sioner of patents awarded priority of
invention TO Armstrong On appea! b.
De Forest. the Court OF Appeals of the
District of Columbia reversed the de-
cision Of the Patent Office and awarded
priority to De Forest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-31

Q m-Eyeready Hour.
10 p.m.-Auction bridge game.
1890 pm-Weather forecast
1890 to 1880 pm.-Madrillon and
Spanish Village Orchestra.
Early Program Tomorrow.
GAS am-Tower health exercises.
s am. - Federation morning devo-
tons
6:i5 am--ParnaSsus Trio.
$50 to 8:45 am--Cheerio
10 am--Dr Royal S. Copeland hour
II am.-Betty Croker Home Serv-
ice Talk.
1l:l5 a.m.-Radio Household 1nsti-
tute.
1870 am-George +. Ross pianist.
ll:45 am.--Studio program.
1855 am-Arlington Time Signals.
IL noon--Farm flashes.
1910 pm.-Organ recital.
- 30 pm~-Lombardy Orchestra.
100 p.m--Astor Orchestra.
pm-"Current Events" by A. d.
Rees
ais Parnassus Trio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-31
Fourteenth Radio
Auction Bridge Game
Goes on Air Tonight

The fourteenth Of the series
Of radio auction bridge games
will be broadcast tonight by
WRC In conjunction with other
stations of the National Broad
casting Co. The hands have
been prepared by Wilbur G.
Whitehead and Milton c. Work
of New York, J. II. Ballinger Of
Seattle. Wash, and Mrs. Helen
NJ. Hubbard of San Francisco.
They follow:
Mr.. Whitehead, south" the
dealer, holds: Spades, A X j g.;
Hearts, q: Diamonds, 5 3 2;
Clubs, X q J 10 ..
Mr.. Eallinger, West" holds
Spades. 10 5; Hearts, Q s 3: Dia-
m0nds, X J 10 . 4; Clubs. A 2.
Mrs. Hubbard. NORTH" holds:
Spades. Q94 2: Hearts. J87
Diamonds. @; Clubs, 8 6 54.
Mr.. Work, East" holds:
Spades, 6 3; Hearts. A X 10
3; Diamonds, A s 6; Clubs. : 3.
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tLAKE TO BE PUMPED DRY
IN QUEST OF OLD GALLEYS
Ancient Craft Submerged Since
Days % Imperial Rome Soon
70 Be Uncovered.

CprFessponesnee q the AssD,sa,ec Press
GEAI, E'aly. --RecoYerY Of two Roman
CALLERS sunk n Inc Lake Ct Eenai Is
expected II 4 few months, ard there
is n1ca speculation e. 70 what these
vessels Q: ire Gays 0! impeyaa! Rome
VIII c4Sc.oae.
For several hundred years engineers
have planned 70 Talse ttle galJeya, but
I'D 20 the pfesent al attempts have
been unsuccessful Llssoiini nov has
agreed y.tn eminent engineers on the
pisn a'!9sch WI pump ne water Oh, u
TIE izke 81 Is ~ uncover The ancient
craft High ppVeY electric pumps are
20 pe gSec sLc tie water VIII ke sent
BY canal ~ pipeline W I>ske hlbano.
Il 3E ehpec1ec tDat several months
Will b. seceeAary " .pger the leyel ~
the iske esspfsg1 ~ clssl0se me galIrys,
Tt2e Dur Sal! De g:egeht a. The start
OF the inTgy.
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aGs. 5---KFI Los AngeIes---6iO

aGa.5---kFI Los AugeIes---6aO
II :OO---E vercadv hour.
/ :OOa--nancc music.
i--KIIJ Los AnCcics--72O.
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IL :00--Trouhadours
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:00a--Danre music.
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| / :30--~Auction bridge
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-31
QUARTET MUSIC ON AIR.

A concert by the Hart House String
Quartet, to be given in the auditorium
OF the Library of Congress Thursday
night under the auspices Of Vincent
Massey. Canadian Minister, will be
broadcast by the naval station NAA
The quartet is composed of Geza de
Kresz, violin: Harry Adaskin. second
violin: Milton Blackstone. viola, and
Boris Hamburg, violoncello.
The concert is scheduled TO begin at
SIS o'clock. The program will include
the compositions Of Bartok, Hugo Wolf
and Mozart
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Later the District Courts in Penn
sylvania and Delaware decreed ARM
strong's patent to be in conflict with
two De Forest patents and held that
De Forest was the prior inventor. Both
cases we're appealed to the Circuit
Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
and were affirmed in single opinion.
The Westinghouse company contends
that this decision Is in conflict with
that of the Circuit Court of Appeals for
the Second Circuit in the New York
case and asks the Supreme Court TO
review the case.
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WRC-Radio Corporation of America
t46S.5 Metersl.

ttOo.J suNtCfSI.
3:l5 pm.-"New Figures for Old"
$50 pm. Concert by the United
States Navy Band Orchestra.
4:30 pm-The Afternoon Players.
$50 pm-Frank Winegars Orches-
ira.
6 p.m.-Waldorf-A Astoria Orchestra.
$50 pm-Motion Picture Guide.
6:35 pm - Waldorf Astoria Orches-
ira.
Gas pm-Talk by Emma Perley Lin
coin.
7 pm.-National League OF Women
Voters. Addresses BY Gen. Edgar r.
Jadwin, chief of engineers. U. S. A.;
former Gov. John N. Parker OF Lou
!siana. and Robert I. Randolph.
100 pm.-George r. Ross. pianist.
TAO pm.-Talk sponsored by the
Washington Automotive Trade AsSocia-
ton.
7:5o pm.-"International Events" by
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait.
pm.--Seiberling Singers.
$50 pm.-Seaiy Air Weavers.
p.m.-Correct time.
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Discovering Lovely Smiles
Remove Dngy Film to Make Teeth Dazzling White
Dentists urge you do it daily protect teeth
from serious tooth and gum disorders

germs. 1t invites the acids
Of decay.
Film, too, is the basis OF
tartar. And germs. with
tartar, are the chief cause OF
pyorrnea. 1t absorbs dis
colorations from food and
smoking. And makes pretty
teeth look "oH color"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-31
WCOA TO CELEBRATE.
Elaborate Program to Be Given on
Second Anniversary.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
PENSACOLA, Fla.-In celebration O.
its second anniversary. Station WCOA
is planning an elaborate program for
the night of February 3.
The evening will open with choral
ensemble at 3 o'clock, the program t.
close at 1:15 am. with a dance frolic.
Among the features arranged Is an
address by Maj. J. Fl. Bayliss.