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The Nome nugget., 1928-09-01
TORNADO HITS IOWA; TWO KNOWN 10 BE DEAD

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Aug. 27. (P) :. With two persons known to be
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Educational

INSTRUCTION COURSES 40
AUTO DRIVING taugnt quickly. old ftli.
abla while driver 81 DER hour: permits
secnred az any time. Call NJ $40
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAIIGHT--ln.
Oiliro about our new method: HcensRl
white men: eBtab. 10 years. Call LING. "a.
MEN Become firemen, braIkemen, colOred
train or eIeeping ear pOrters; exp. DHHec. I:
&i5O-S2b0 mouth: good roads. Write Inter.
Ry. Dept. q. Indianapolis. Ind.
NOW il good time 70 prepare Tor pOsl.
lion. Rates. Day. one mouth. Sl0s lV
months 800. Evenings. one month. So 90:
10 months $50 Woods School. 31l II
Cap So. Established 1885. Lincoln %.
NON. free shampoo with marcel 81 Wed.
taught. 1000 Eve st. N. w Frank 1924.
BOYD 30-8(I-slay business course. Thorough
up-to-date: easily mastered. successful
Boyd Secretarial School
1898 N W Est Yrp n 2a3s Br a
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1921 VERMONT AVE- N. w. MAIN .437
1sT ST. N. w, I745---7 rooms. bath. fur
mace heat, electric lights. Will rent to
white tenant for $40.
p. j. WALSHE, INC.
11a7 EYE ST. N. w. MAIN 20ab
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SUBURBAN FOR RENT

BUNGALOW for sale: 5 rooms, bath with
all modern improvements; double ga.
rage; fruit treee: b0xt0O-fOot lot. Will
sell very reasonable Apply 63f Ridge
Ave, Silver Spring. Nd
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THOS. j. OWEN d son. Aucti0Heers
1881 Eye Street. Northwest
TRUSTEES, SALE or VALUABLE REAL Az
ESTATE KNOWN As FREMlSES
zee KENYON STREET NORTH

TRCSTEESt SALE OF FAl<HABlSE hEA1ss
ESTATE KNOWN AS FKEMlSES
T1a KENYON STREET NORTH
~ virfna Of certain deed Of trust duly
recorded as instrument number %, duAe
lofh 1923 Of the land RECORDS OF the
District III Columbia, and ~ the fc1ueHt
OF the party secured thereby. the under
1iraed trustee will sell at public aslction
III front OF the premises. on WEDNESUA1.
the TWELFTH day OF SEPTEMBER a: u.
11as. at FIVE O'Clock F. N ). the following.
1escrl bed land and .premlses situate in me ne
I3irlriet OF Columbia and designated a.
and being Lot IS ~ William n MeGarlny
And others subdivision OF lots m bloes.
number Mount Pleasant and Pleasant
Mains" A. per plat recorded IN tne Office
AZ the surveyor Tor the District Of C0luni-
Ria lin T.iber 3d. folio 110. SAID Block
humber being now known Tor the puf-
poses Of assessment and taxation a.
= 'isaT Sold subject q ! prior deed 6
trust for Sc 10000. further partlcui arN 9!
which will be aunoupced ~ time ~ sac I.
fhe purchase price above said trust % ne
nafd IN caeh deposit ~ NIOO.VV re.
SVIiFed. Conyeyancing RECORDING, etcg
~ n,sycl, zselse cost Terms 70 be- complied
Ssiik wiffin thirty days otherwise deposit
snlfeited ana me property may be adver-
tlsed ard TesUld &c the discretion "a the
NtusVpS' III MILLER
SURVIVING Trustee.
Aux. c5.cs.31: Sept. 5.s.i2
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Auction Sales
THOg. j. OWEN Il SOM Auctioneers
"A l43l Eye street. NoFthwest
TRUSTEES, SALE or VALUABLE real.
ESTATE KNOWN AS $40 > STREET.

IILOSVEES 9A1xEt Alff ~ A4eAJ
ESTATE KNOWN AS $40 STkEEI.
Bt virtue ST 4 certain deed 81 trust duly
recorded IA instrument number llO. no.
vember 6th. 1877 VI the land Fecurds ~
the District of Columbia and ~ the rs.
Sxueat Of the marty secured thereby M
undersigned trustee will Aell, az puddle AIe W.
ton III front or the premises. pm IA 80
DAY the ELEVENTH day 0f SEETEk.
Der. AL p. 1928. 90 FIVE, o'clock q. ~ M
the following-deacfi land and premises
altiiafe III the District Of Columbia and
desfenated as and being part OF lot thirty
two tS2I in G. Il WiItbergers subdivislS,na
OF square four hundred f0rty-tW0 A44Sl
~ per Mat recorded In Book W. u. page
81 III the office Of the surveyor Tor the
msfrict 81 Columbia Premises now being
known for taxation purposes % lot slOs
Terms: sold subject 70 4 pfior deed Of
trust for 81. 10000, further particulars OF
which viii be announced a time 81 SAFE !.
the purchase price above said trust 70 pe
psid IN cash. a deposit Of $500 90 re.
6ulred c0nveyancitg. recording. etc.. as
purch aeer's cost. Terms TO be complied
With within thirty days, otherwise deposit
4orfeifed and the property may he adyer-
llAed and res0ld at the discretion q tne
ii. MILLER
SURVIVING Trustee.
8~AYts Oh sla NJ sent - a. Ill.
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Announcements


,f.AT--I,arre. black and brown. female. with
I1rtiETlal markings on face. Liberal re-
ward for return TO 1900 37th 81. y: Va or
HnfofnIati0n Phone Potomac 0404.
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[ Motor Coach Schedules

WlNtsktsSa'ksR via Middleputs FaiFiaA
fIDperVille and Paris Valley Line con.
nections leape $50 al. u M. :gV
D. M. 9th and IA Ave " b4bo
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Help Wanted
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES "a

-
TELEPHONE Domestic Bus. Bur, n. 034
Tor hotel and domestic help.
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Since a child she has baen gifted with
StranEe and mysterious powers. she guar.
anteee 70 bring about every desire and am,
bition NJ your entire lie: tells past present
ana future Peurites the separated locates
absent friends and relatives; causes happi-
erst duarrels. tells II sickness or had luck
Is natural or unnatural $40 81. n w,
Rpn't mistake nHmber. Hours :. ms .. NJ
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1dO6 r ST. II p
MOTORCYCLES AND
BICYCLEs IN
gANIED AIJE0aI0EII. q e.

Reco1pr ear1Iah 6ody 3 coake 310' -
c & q osr Sid SO !. So .ess q z1zz
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! M n 9 81. csii SIS 4 81. ). b. L. $50.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-12

Mayor Thompson yesterday scotchcd the reports that he would resign because Of the defeat of his slate.
 "I will say definitely that l am not going to resign the mayor de clarcd yesterday. That ought 1o satisfy the newspapers and gilc me some peace.
 Lets analyzc the situation i haven't lost so much in the election. | I've got q ajorily of the ward committecmcn and the sanitary board. You'd think I'd lost the whole fight. Why should l resign "' \ London vicar has proposed lh4. charging or an extra fee of $l.o3 for
New Britain herald., 1928-04-12

irregularities were being discussed today. One was promised by Attor- nty general Carlstrom, provided q request fo" ii wcr" made through regular channel. which would be pc tilion The other would come through the Federal agency of the district attorneys office, which already has the bombing of United States Sen ator Dcncc's home March 26 under investigation.
 The office of County Judcr Jar ccki, in charge of election mach'n cry also was investigating individual cases of reported voting fraud.
 Full significance of the defeat su! f"r"d by the ThompsonSm Small-CroWv republicans in he primary was nraslrrd today in the light of re- turns which constantly added to lh' uncxpcctc cdly large pluraltlcs oi their opponents.
 Badly Whipped
 Mayor Thompson. although not a candidate, was given lhumblnG down even nor" positive than his most optimistic enemies predicted, Candidates who ran under in" Thompson America First banner and who received the support of th' Thompson republican organization were beaten, with few minor cN captions.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-12

The ever popular ''Poct and Peas ant overture will hc one oti 'ht
New Britain herald., 1928-04-12
Buckingham Will Be
 Democrats kcynOter

New Haven. April + EJWard |. IHlckln@hJn of Bridgeport, former compensation commissioner for the Gfth district today accepted 3n ln- >itatjon to he kcNnot"r and tempor- ary chairman of the d"morra'lc 4tatc convention Ht Hartford May , and :. Tho selection ot Mr, Buck
 m.han was mJde by State Chair man James j. Walsh Of MerldFn and Secretary A. $. Lynch oI West Ha ven to whom the state central com
 n,ittrn at ifs recent meeting referred the matter.
 AIr. Buckingham is regarded As one of th" active democrats of Far field county has q very Wlde ac- u1aintanceSnir in the state, was oft
 en on inc puhllc platform in the , years before he was made com
 pcnSation commissioner and served
 as mayor of Bridgeport.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-12

IT. McAlpincers dance orchestra 12 mid.-BroadWay Mite
 S6O-WGBS-;IO a:3N - Fred HcubrrGcr. zithcr: Housing" John porman G-tncle Gc" Bee lp-Charlcs BanoN's urhcsr ra ; Mary Bongcrt. Arthur T"bbs Eddie Worlh's orchestra :3U-"Piano Peters, Carroll ami Janof Dominick Tramontano. ciari- F mid Eddie Worlb's orchestra
 s.0-N i--f'rcnch lesson .,:&a Beloved Na2Ahonds 6--Cliifori t thcaSicN, Numbers 6:15 Mae korchin pianist 6:Su-Jimnly Stewart. scotch aouGs --tarl tiQuc, pianist 7:5o-tiNoru Artists >:la Grorco krltiug. harm"nica -ncsd'uts' color"d orrh"Str; and singers '. Polish hour of music --!;yll ia I:a Glry, soprano
 37o-N \HC-3oY G.&t Edgar pcVclI', orchestra .-Dr, Warner. Dog Psychology 7:l5 Park Lane orchestra 7:l5--AmorIran Legion X WillyS- knight hour 9:H5-Sl. Thomas organ concert a:%0--NuSiC of l'r. Mu 1G:3o Negro Achievement hour 1l:SU-- Kings orchestra
 IUa0-NGL-.gl [. O5-Errt ltir$,ch'~ orchestra 6:3o--k klnc's investment period = Doris THuher girl friend Max Elam"r. tenor | 1:3u-- Esther Jatt". r"lNst 1:t5--i.. l. lecture series A-Ealdwin Young artists $ h Resolved, That |. <. Is l;lc!l in Refusing Soviet Recognition
New Britain herald., 1928-04-12

son oi the America First" renub- Iicans in Chicago and Cook County. found the path to third term piled high with ballots that lifted his opponent. Circuit Judge John X. swanson, to tine nomination.
 These leaders fell. making room for the dominance in Cook County of United States Senator Charles s. Dcncen. although just how control of the county republican OrganiZa- lion will be worked out is not yet quite apparent. ThompSon's posi- tlon as mayor. and the election of several America First ward com mittcymrn. would indicate that the mayor will retain an authoritative voice in party affairs. although any marked dcicction among his sup pOrtcrS might lead to new align mcnt ot party power.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-12

GoN. Len Small. who headed tn. Thompson slate and sought rrnoni nation for q third term. suffered one oi the most devastating defeats ever recorded in an Illinois suhcr ma, ,orial primary Louis l.. Emm"r- son. secretary of state. won the nomination by more than 4uo.0oh votes.
 Frank l.. Smith, seeking 10 re- travel the road that took him 10 the doors of h" United States sen ate only to find them closed and boltCd. went down Wilh the small Thompson organization. the nomi nation going to Otis Glenn, an at 1orn"N. by plurality of approNi- matclN 22l ,0o0.
 Grove Out
 Robert F.. Grove. states attorney and co-lcadcr with Mayor Thomp-
New Britain herald., 1928-04-12
THOMPSON IS NOT
 GOING ID RESIGN
Drubbing at the Polls Won't
 Put Him Out

Chicago, April l2. P, - No matter how S.N"rc the ballot drubbinS ad- mnislurcd 10 his America First ticket in Tuesdays statewide pri- mary election, Mayor Thompson has no intention N hatcvcr of rcsIgnins.
 'Nhy should l:'
 "Why should l r"sisn?" he asked when the question was pressed hN n"WSpaprrm"n
 The question arosc through a canl- pHjcn statement in which the mayor WAS quoted as saying ,f.;i he might resign if the Thompson candidate. states Attorney Grove, failed to win republican rcnomination. Grove fall ed.
 Two inN, stiga'ions cf campaign bombings, SlaNings, thusSrry and
New Britain herald., 1928-04-12
Mary Pickford May
 Quit Moving Pictures

JOS Angeles, Aprll l2 tUP) )- EnnIore were current through th"
 Hollywood movie colony today that
 Mary rickford probably would make
 no more motion pictures because ot
 her dccn grief over th" death Of her mother. Mrs Charlotte FiCkford
 The movie star and her husband, Douglas Fairbanks, will leave today for New York from where they will sail for 2 several months tour in Europe.
 Fairbanks will continue making pictures, the i'Hmor said. IL was reported that Miss Pickford had been considering leaving the
 motion picture business for several years and that this desire had been accentuat"d by her mothers death.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-12
New York Stations
5,O-N<N(-J16

JsV-N NN1N--oSo e:ao-Girls' Glre club and artists 7:eo-Market high spots 1:So-Polcc alarms; scores 1:S5--Air College Minnie Well, pianist SEQ - Bar association mcrt'ng; "Public Service Commissioners, William n. Guthrie Roland Meyer. NIolin's' lo:l5--Board of Estimate meeting 1o:s0-Police alarms; weather
 6lO-WEAI-Is2 5--rhe Marionettes :3n-Sterlne Trio; Pioneer quartet Waldorf Astoria dinner music Mid Week Federation Hymn Sing 7:3o---Same as WTlC S:Sn-Sentinels ?-Correct time a--The Cabin Door o:S0--Wayside Inn 1a--Same as WTfc lo:30--Statler's PennsNlNanians 1:So-Arnold Johnson's orchestra
 660-WJZ-i54 a--Classic gems 5:3o-Reports; stock market; flnan- cial summary: cotton prices; aErl- cultural reports s:45-Torre and EiNiano 6-Sherbo's orchestra Summary Of progra ms :So-Collins' Five Time: United States Marine band 7:So-Lovney Sweethcarts S--Retold tales. "Shoaring the Wolf S.3o-Same ss Wl'Z ln-Corrcct time l0--Thc Continentals ln:3o-National string quartet Slumhor music
 ,1O-NOR-i22 C - Radio study period G:15-Jacaues Jacobs ensemble 6:sO-S Sunset Dytinters 1:o5-Jacaues Jacobs ensemble 7;so--Hale Eycrs' orchestra s-Chimes: Music" Prof. Haubiel N:15-Piano Pals S.Go--DetectiNe story drama -Mabelanna Coby with orchestra n:4o-Or noctnrne ln-Choir invisible t1-News bulletins: weather ll:oa-Paul Spccht's orchestra
 .GO-WHN-;s5 a--Eloanor Gail. contralto: Rose Rein, Niolinist: Joe Anderson. tenor, Francis Sper songs e-Amoy orchestra lh:IG---"C'ookie" Sunshln" Girl lo:So--Thomas Wilson, tenor n.4o-Sam A. Perry. pianist 1t Little orchestra 1l:21--Frivoiity orchestra F mid Bohemian night with NTG
 .so-MpiP-395 S:SO-keen's ensemble 7-1ccland dance orchestra 7:3o--Charles Strickland's orch. S-Will Oaklan nd's Chateau s:3o--AmeriCan variety hour o:s0- Mabel Lcnchan, con'rallo o:45-Jimmy Flynn. tenor
 stO-WLWL-37O 6-parish schools; Caroline hi'Der soprano; orchestra 6:30--Can you spell Alma Stoll. contralio 715-Reauest program 1:3o-"Qucstion Box the EoN. Lar kin
 SiO-WNCA--3.o 5-Wilson's Syncopa'ors 5:3n-Chat; Joe Lane, sonGS S-Jacob Reicher's FrnstorS S.S0--1mperial Trio S:45--Crane diyeriIssrm n-Investment talk o:15-Edna Burnett a:30-Entor'3lnor 1o-Duke Tellmans orchestra 1h:3o-Staff recital. Walter Noh. Lucille Black. NorDan fearc'
New Britain herald., 1928-04-12
Eastern Stations
tO.N-NODA. I'atcrsun--2.at

 5:Go-- News; sport talk 9-- Donald Sp"cr tenor a:l5 Laura Rogers. pianist 9:S0-H HaNth horne Junior Choir lo-The Mystic Caravan io:3o-At h" Oasis il--Colonial Rendezvous ll:30-- Frankie Pagan Is 'allfor-
 nlans
 7tO-WTI. phiIadciEhia--i05 -Automobil. club lcatllr" 7:1a a-''Topics in Season. S-Samc as Wt.AF
 sGo-NW. Philahclphia-3ta 6 ;So--Dinner music
 1-Redtime story roll call, Story of Jump and Foxy S--talycrt Hour of Music 9 Newton Radio Forum sS0-WOO. PIiIadcIphia---3la 1-R. C. O. hand [ Dinner D1nslc by trio tt00-NPG. Atlantic CMy-273 ! ( ;t5--Organ recital; news flashes ! 7:o5- Shelburpc concert orchestra | Spinner dance orchestra l Playground Revelers 1 a--~Am ha sSa dor Concert orchestra ! a:Sn- Wagner's concert band i 10 Movie broadcast: organ recital l ll;2O---Dancc orchestra saO-NGY. SAheneCtady-3SO G. stock reports; news 6:So-Dinncr music { 1:So-" Engineering as a Vacation i Musical program
 S-Same as WF,AF .. 1O:3O--Buffalo program i Dance program 1 ll:30--Organ recltal
New Britain herald., 1928-04-12
Lindy May Hop Of for
 New York in Few Days

Santa Barbara, Calf, April 12 UP)-A flight 10 New York, pre-. sumably in his new Ryan monoplanc prohab by will he undertaken in the next few days by Col Charles A.. Lindberch.
 While no definite announcements were made, 1t Was the opinion Ot friends here that Lindbergh would fly to New York after resting and taking short test flights from here.
 Harry F. Gugecnhein. head Of the GuEgenheim Air Foundation left for New York Tuesday night and it was understood iindberEh was to meet Guggenheim in New York soon.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-12

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
 FOR YOUR WANTS
New Britain herald., 1928-04-12

som" old melodies will feature Ih" WaySido Jacobitcs' program m ronlir- through at $50 rom Wt.Al'.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-12
THURSDAY. Eastern standard Time. New England States
a6a-NI!C. Narifu,,I-536

a6a-WIlC, Variford-o:;6 G:2a-Timc, summary of program
 and news G:S1-Ho1rl Bond Trio Sketches from Scr"andom ,:3o-Pro=ram :: from NEt studios >:50-Capitol THrat,r presentation In-Program from MIG studios H.2u-Talk on Tuberculosis, Dr. Worthy Hrll> dance orch. 1i:Io-Timc. news and weather
 ,0o-MnEt. New Ha,cn-.6~ , Merchants Musical l'"riod G:3o--Thcatcr Review and news G:t5-Orthophcnic Period !, Melody io>s -Siudlo program >:i5--Concoht, New lia>.n Saongcr-
 bund
 @.3o-Ncathtr reports
 ii30-NtCt, Erih1cpari-:66 Merchants Hour i studio program 1:&0--HiStoric period N- Studio program S:3o-Eitz Fall Room urrh' Stra 9 String ensemble Weather and n""S tn--Eitz Eall Room orchestra
 aoo-MBZ. >rringiicld--:'"' a:a.-rimc and weather a:So-ThC Magic l!oN G:l5-The Regent Trio t:So-Nevs c:S5--Thc Regent Trio Talk, the Political situation m
 |. $.
 7:lo--Hotcl ;statlcr orchestra Musical program N-- House O'prcanS tNH,D S:So--Program from NE'' Studios lo--Time and news la:o5- Mcnotomy Mixed quartet lo:S0- ct,n.lly'S orchestra 1l:so-Time and weather reports
 -NHis. Bostm-i6t Ted and His Gans o-Juvenile Smilers .;So-Program from New York 7:pl-Foot Peppers orchestra 1.-The Tour Motorm"n --Notropolitan thea'er program io:1s-JacGucs Eenard and orch. 11:lo- Morcy Pearl and orchestra
 se0-NEtl. T.oston-5Os 6-Ell>s Hotel orchestra s.Go--NcWs
 t:t5--Rig Brother club 1:SG-ProGram from New York 1.01-Mr. and Mrs. Ski a:3n--The Chimney swallows lN--TroSram from New York lo:S0-Radio forecast and weather l0:3a-Lido Venice orchestra 1l:05--NeNs
 1l.la-I lido Nrnicc orchestra
New Britain herald., 1928-04-12
PaWtuckct Strikers Will
 Appeal to Legislature

Pawtuckrt R. T.. April 12 Rt-- Leaders in tho strike of 2o0 weavers and bcamcrs Of the Darlington tex tile nill announced today that they would appeal 10 the Rhode Island general assembly 10 have deputy shcriffs Of Providence county re- etricted in their activities in connec- ton with the strike.
 They charged the deputies with intimdating pickets. Only two pick CTS arc being allowed to remain or duty
New Britain herald., 1928-04-12
Through he Static

An apology. In yesterdays Static there were two features mentioned for 3 o'clock on WRI. The error rrept in due 10 the last minute an- nouncement that the Amherst Gloc club will broa dCas' at Inc same hour.
 The fourth anniversary number ot the Troubadours no doubt made a hit with everyone, as did the Blbll- cal opera, Samson and Dclilah,' ot the National Grand Opera company. How many stickcrs did you en- counter in Ask Me Another? We're asha med to admit if, but there were number that were puzzllng.
 McLeod's "Southcrn Skies" sung by a male quartet will be the open ing number of the popular Dodge program which will go on at to- night through WEAF and associated ! ed stations The orchestral selections 1 will include, II Adore Iou,' Per sian Rug T Feel at Home N1th | You" and others. Instrumental and cocal solos will also be plentiful.
 The ever popular "Poct and Peas
New Britain herald., 1928-04-12

numbers played by the United States Marine band. which goes on the air through WIZ al : o'clock. Other in tercsting numbers will be ScNtcttc rom Lucia. So'lSa's stars and Stripes forcNcr.' rNccrpts from Ponchiclli's La Gioconda," and E. @ar's "Pomp and Circumstance" som" old melodies will feature Ih" WaySido Jacobitcs' program m coming through at $50 rom Wt.Al'
 WIZ will offer 0. lIrnry's story :;l,rarln4 the Wolf. in Il drama ti",d form and it should attrac; every almIrrr of this gifted writer The play Njll h" broadcast at > o'clock.
 Frederic DtNuu. young American pianist. will h" inc Soloist of th' A0picu hour scheduled for S:3t trough WltI, His program includes
 
 waltz and H Macpor'rll selection Two orchestral numbers are also lu rIudcd in lir program.
 \ varied and interesting muslrH program nuS h""n prepared by lh' Maxwell entertainers, hroadcaS through Wt:I at ]. Tn" program vii jurluun among others, D"'lnrS "cop~llH l:allct," Beet hoNcn's 'Sym lhony No. l." I;aChmaninoif 'Scrr uadr" "G Minor rrrlud".' Rc"tho >cn'~ "Mooulight Sonata and man. oj her nrullifll numbers.
 Excerpts from oprras by Meyer borr will be SrNg during the 'onti n,n:alS program which wilt b broadcast through WIZ at | o'clock. Tit. orchestral selections VII iu,nld, Eu~,ui'S ":Srmiramidr, lIass"uot'S "l"rad" MiIi)airc' an l.uyuuio'S 'J.a Fcrla.
 Il. (.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-03
A n a soutbenuer Of the old South
born with a genius for flavor
Years ago be created q blend ubieb has
no,v taken THE country BY storm

Long ago the mellow richness Of
Maxwell House Coffee made ie the
tavorite of the cities Of the South.
Now it is the'frst coffee ever to win
real nationwide fame. From New
York TO Los Angeles, Joel Cheeks
blend is pleasing more people than any
other coffee ever offered for sale. Thar
touch of extra richness in Maxwell
House has made it BY far the mos.
popular of all cotfees in a long list OF
Americas leading cities.
A anew experience in the art OF living
we'll, awaits YOU in the rare flavor OF
this blend-in this rich minsling OF
navors from the old South. Your first
taste of its mellow liquor, your frs,
breath OF its aroma will tell you why
Maxwell House Coffee has become 50
famous. Here is new pleasure for
vonr family at breakfast and dinner.
Your grocer has Maxwell House Coffee
in sealed blue tins. Cheek-Neal Coffee
Company. Nashville, Houston. Jack.
>onville. Richmond, New York. Los
Angeles. Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-03

INTIL recently it was known only
~ to the South that special touch
Of richness in the blend which Joel
Cheek perfected years ago.
Today it has come as new luxury TO
critical men and women throughout the
entire United States.
ewas southerner Of the old South,
who had grown to manhood in thar
land noted for good living, Down in
Tennessee, he set out TO create coffee
flavor which no one had ever tasted.
Hundreds of coffees from MANY lands
10 choose from! Countless natural IA
vors' But each one lacking in some
one thing,
Coffee added TO coffee
For months Joel Cheek worked at his
task OF blending, Combining and re
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Finally he perfected it thar shade
of difference - that exquisite minghns
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rank as one OF the few great achieve
ments OF all time in the art OF blending
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-14
League to Investigate
Abuse of Strong Drink

Geneva. Switzerland. Sept. IL W
The foes OF alcoholism won .
partial victory today by getting
through the economic committee Of
the League Of Nations q resolution
for an investigation concerning the
abuse Of strong drink. Tho vets
were not entirely vanquished be-
cause they succeeding in having
wines. beer and cider eliminated
from the proposed inquiry.
The resolution provided that the
health committee Of the league
should institute the inquiry and col
iect satisfies and similar informa-
ton concerning abusive use Of spir
it, and deleterious effects Of alco-
hol Of 4 poor quality.
The Irish delegate jocularly re-
minded the economic committee
that bad alcohol cannot possibly
refer to Irish whiskey."
Senator PANS Of France said that
the wine growing interests Of his
country would not be affected be-
cause they were sacred.