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New Britain herald., 1929-11-08
Answers Charge of Non-Support By Claiming He Is Divorced, But
 Police Allege Fraud In Action

had stopped traffic when a large sedan driven by Francis Opperman of o06 Hamilton street. Hartford. coming from Meriden and driven at an alleged speed Of 40 to 50 miles per hour passed three cars and dis regarded the whistle of the inspect or, When he saw him and the tow car. Opperman hpplied his brakes, but. owing to it's high speed. his car skidded and turned over twice, catching fire.
 Inspector Cunningham, with Mir. Kinney tore off the top Of the car and liberated. Upperman and his two passengers. The men escaped without injuries. Opperman placed the blame upon the wreCking car, but Inspector Cunningham declared it was q clear case of reckless driving upon the part of Opper- i man.
 1 Constables John Walsh and Jo- seph Emericll made an investiga- ton. Charges will be preferred and i the case will come in town court. 1 Bremen Make First Run Company No. l of. the Volunteer 1 fire department received it's first i call since the installation of the new bumper and responded m very quick time. Oppcrmans ear was prac- tically complete loss,
 
 Women Voters to Meet
 An open meeting Of the Newing ton League of Women Voters vii be held at the Junior high schoo Tuesday evening at s o'clock. Tn, speaker will be the new supervisor MF Larcomb.
 A social hour with rcfreshmcnt will follow and an opportunity fo parents to meet Mir. Larcomb per sonaIly will be given. All arc wei come.
 Miss Root Heads Garden Club
 At the annual meeting of tn NeWington Garden club held yestcr
 day afternoon the following off
 cers were elected for the year 1880
 President, Miss Airline Root; vic
 president. Mrs. Leon Sprague; sec retary, Mrs. Nelson Mann; treas urer, Mrs. Dwight Chichester. Executive committee: Mrs Jess !, F. Stcbbins and Miss Elsie Star , 930; Mrs Harold R. Rowe au
 Mrs. Douglas Johnston, 1931: Mir: Charles Russell and Mrs. L. ]
 Redick, 1932.
 1 Program committee: Chairman
 Mrs Charles Luce; Mrs. c. l.. Ells
 worth, Mrs Walter Fishc, and Mir
 Harold Forbes.
 Nominating committee: Mrs, F. ' Woodruff, chairman; Mrs. r.. Rowland and Mrs. Walter Fish. Transportation committee: Mir
 l.. l.. Harding and Mrs. c. w. Row
New Britain herald., 1929-11-08
pRIMA DONNA TO ENTER FILMS

London. Nov. s, tP'-Mme, Maria Jeritza. prima donna Of the Metro poitan Opera company. has an
New Britain herald., 1929-11-08

nounced that she will go into the ''talkies" as soon as stc can get permission from the Metropolitan. People like to see and hear the real singers in the talkies,' she said
New Britain herald., 1929-11-08
WHEAT PRODUCTION BETTER

Lisbon. Portugal, Nov. (UP)- The production Of wheat in Portugal will be sufficient for national needs within ten years, the government announced today. The present i'm portation Of wheat amounts to about $I0.oN0,u60 annually.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-08

sap pigments, Light is important in
 developing autumn colors, says report of the New York Botanical garden, and cloudy weather fails to produce the' most brilliant hues.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-08

um can be turned dead white aby boiling ill d mixture of iime and calcium sulfatc, The coating may be written or printed upon. and can be colored for artistic effect,
New Britain herald., 1929-11-08
SAP MAKES AUTUMN RED

New York. Nov. s. OP-The vel lows in autumn foliage are derived chiefly from the green pigments or summertime. The reds come from
New Britain herald., 1929-11-08
RACERS ALL Wf.in

Brightn, Nov. &. (UP)-Horscs named Raindrop and Golden Rain won successive races here during q heavy rainstorm.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-08

The Herald Classified Ad dept, is the best in New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-08

Service to the nth degrce-lIcrald Classified Ad dept.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-14
10000, ,O0O, 900 DOLAROv
4 ROCNE IA AUTOMOBILE

E. P. Blanchard, predseda w.
robneho oddelenia americkeho
spolku automobilovych inzinierov
odhaduje, re americky narod "a
plati pocas tohoto roku asnad'
lO,OOO,OOO,0OO dolarov "a auto
mobily. nahradne suciastky, roz-
nu automobilovn vystroj, pneu-
matiky ,benzin.
z tejto ohromnej ciastky pc
6azi pripadne vraj 100000, 900
dolarov ma zak1penie automobi-
low osobnych a nakladnych a
1,200,0O0,OOO dolarov ma roznu
vystroj nahradne sdciastky. Asi
.2,172,000,00O dolarov, bude zapla-
tene "a benzin a 1000, 100000 do
larov "a pneumatiky.
Tento odhad Dol ucineny ma
zaklade automobilovej statistiky
z minuleho roku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-14
Zprayodaj
PAN WALKO MA POISTOVA.
TEL SKY OBCHOD.

Znamy lansingvillsky Sloyak a
dobry narodny i cirkevny pra-
covnik, p. Jan s. Walko ma nz
Cd niekol'ko rokoy poist 'oyatel'- !
sky obchod, V ktorom je dobre
zbehly moze dat poradu v ta-
kych veciach. Pan Walko preva-
dza kazdeho druhu poist 'oyanie,
ako ma zivot, proti ohnu, yichru,
automobilovym nehodam, krade-
Ii proti rozbitiu skla vo vyklad-
nych oblokoch. Slovaci, ktorf po-
trebuju aklkopvek poist,ovatel' :
.ski obsluhu mozn sa smelo obra-
tit na p. Walku, ktoreho adresa
je 2610 Taft Ave. Treba podporo-
vat syojich Judi, ktorf "a svoj
narod praeujn, a ME Neslovakov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-14
LITERATURE.
Domcok pod lipami. Napisala

Domcok pod lipami. Napisala
Vlasta Javoficka. Roman. Stran
130. Cena makko-viazaneho W.
tisku Soc. Tlacou a nakladom
New Yorkskeho Dennika, 435
East S6th ST., New York, N. Y.
Domcok pod lipami je roman
novsej dolby, ked' y Cechach "a
Gallo sa sirit' vol 'nomyslienkar-
stvo. V romano srazajd sa diva
svety: starry krest' 'ansky a moder-
ny, vol'no myslienkarsky. Spiso-
vatel 'ka velmi citne .vodi citate-
Ia pc obidvoch svetoch; verne
kresli 1padok mravov pri VOL
nom myslienkarstve krest AN
ske mravy podava ako jedin6
st'astie prinasaj1ce. Je to mrav-
no-poucny roman, pdtavy i w
chovny, ktory vrele odpor1came
nasej mladezi starsfm.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-14
PRVE SV. PRIJfMANIE
v CHRAME SV. MATEJA
Pritonny,

Este q. maja bolo v chrame O.
sadly Sv. Mateja ma Lansingville
prve sv. prijimanie, ktoreho sa
1castnilo As chlapcov a SO diev-
cat osady. Bola to krasna a pa
matna nedePa. DnukajSok chra-
mu boil z tej prilezitosti pekne O..
krasleny a dietky v bielom Wy
obliekan6. Dojimavu kazen 0 w
zname prijimania prevel. sviato-
sti oltarnej povedal k prvopriji-
mancom duchovny farnosti, Rev.
Frantisek kozelek. Chram boil
preplneny osadnikm1 a rodicmi.
Ku prvemu sv. prijimaniu pri-
st1pili: Martin Bajtos, Pavel Ber-
nat, Jozef Biroscak, Michal Bu-
kovinsky, Stefan Cekel, Viktor
Dutko, Jan Fabian, Albert Fe-
rencak, Pavel Gejgus, Jan Hor-
vat, Jan HruSovsky, Jozef Hudac,
Frantisek Ilcisin, Jan Javorsky,
Edward Javorcik, Tomas Kicos,
Alfred Krispinsky, Jan Kukura,
Andrej Krupa, Jan Kubina, Ju-
raj Kulik, Donald Kulik, Pavel
Lilko, Frantisek Liska, Jozef Lu-
xix, Jan Martinko, Tomas Motos-
ko, Andrej Mrovcak, Albert No
votny, Jozef Novotny, Valent No
votny, Frantisek Omasta, Pavel
Popadjak, Jan Pacuta, Tomas
Rehak, Andrej Stricek, Jozef
Stamina, Anton Simek, Frantisek
Sarisky, Pavel Tekac, Pavel Has
say, Jan Thurik, Jozef Urban,
Andrej Vagas.
Maria Babik, Anna Bialik, Mar
glta Clzmar, Helen David, Agnes
Fabian, Maria Gajdos, Margita
Gbur, Agnes Hlebovy, Helen Ho-
leeko, Agnes Holeeho, Maria
Horvat, Margita Hudzik, Cecilia
Hudzik, Eleanora Yavorcik, Ka-
tarlna Krajnak, Helena Kikta,
Margita Kotasek, Madeline Kus-
mir, Anna Lipka, Dorota Miha-
lik, Anna Pavlisko, Agnes Pala-
tas, Anna Popovic, Anna Rado-
vie, Katarina Reduga, Laljza Re-
pasky, Katarfna Sarisky, Maria
Sova, Margita Staron, Helen Sta
nislav, Anna Smrecansky, AEbe-
ia Schira, Maria Stanek, Maria
Vavrinak, Agnesa Walko, Anna
Zolovcik. s
Zprayodaj.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-14
vYRoBIL UlGfIE
cERVENE fEIIEsKA KRVI

4 !. x. -.
Il Mnlchova v Nemecku ozna-
mujl, ze sa tamojsiemu profeso-
row dr.. HansoYi Fischerovi poda-
rilo, po jedenastich rokoch pro-
bovania, vyrobit uncle cervene
krvne telieska, beg ktorych clo-
vek nem6ze zits.a kto ich ma ma
10, je nemocny la bledacku a pra-
&c temer neschopny. Lekarske
kruhy iifajd, zel tJinto vynalezom
umoznena bude liecba Pudf ma
bledacku nemocnych. Dosial' iste-
no lieku proti bledacke nebolo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-14
KRAJINsKY PoPIs
ZACNE SA 1. NOVEMBRA

i Il. 80 4 t +. a. - = u i.
Popis obyvatel'stva Spoj. Sta
toy zapocatyy bude I. novembra
toho roku, podl'as kongresom pri-
jateho zakona. Vszakone tiez sto-
il, ze al cudzinci bud1 zaratani
do poctu, dl'a ktoreho budu sa
tyorit' move kongresne distrikty.
TAX podobne eernosi.
Y 19. kongresnom distrikte, v
ktorom je zahrnuty okres Maho4
ming, bude zamestnape pri popi-
sovanf 136 osab.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-14
PODARENE PREDSTAVENIE
SKOLSKYCH DIEToK
MA STEELTONE

Minulej nedele davaly predsta-
venie skolske dietky osadnej sko-
ly Mena Jezis. Obecenstyo sa ve-
.ru uz davno tax dobre nezabavilo
ako tento krat. Lebo rozmanitost'
programu bola vel'mi bohata a
jednotlive vvstnpy boly zdarne
prevedene. Vel'mi krasne sa Wy
nimaly: slovenske divadelne hry
Kvetinka Jeziskova", "Prac-
ka slovenske recnovanky a slo-
venske piesne. Vsetka cest' a po-
chvala "a to prinalezi sestrickam
ucitel kan, ktore velikou
trpezlivost 'ou tax vyborne nacvi-
cily skolske dietky. Pocas presta-
vok hrala osadna orkestra pod
riadenim~ p. Emilia Cihona, slo-
venske a anglicke husky, ktore sd
tiez vel'mi pacily ,obecenstvu. Pri
jednotlivych vystupoch vypoma-
hall hudbou al pi. Maria Kollar,
organistka, sprievodom na plane
p. Michal Pirosko, na husliach.
Predstavenie ostane Steeltonca-
nom, dlho pamati.
Pritomny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-14
NAsEJ INTELIGENcIE PRIBUDA.

Donedavna americki Slovaci nemali temer inteligen
cie Teraz co rok to Wac nasch chapcov odchod
soke skoly co rok to Wac ch vychod Mich priprave
nJch ia vysoke povoania. Nasej integence prib1da.
Potial' by bolo dobre. Ale kolko lepsie by bolo,
keby etka ia nasa nova nteligenca bola skutocne
SOU 1castnia nasho verejneho zvota pracovala
pre- svoj lud Lebo, musne priznat, hodna cast w
studovanej ladeze Me zivotom svojim osobitnym bez
osohu pre- narod
s Treba najst sposoby pitiahnntie teo noVej in
tegencie do sloyenskych krazov Treba ej ukazat'
stu slovensk1. Treba, ably 81 uvedomla re narod lud
mas ma voc nej nelen poyinnost, ale al pozadayky mu
slllzit q ho West pokroku q:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-14

zelku Annu a dceru Annu. Po-
hrab mu bude v piatok rano 2
chramu Sv. Petra = Pavla v Stru-
theirs. Pohrabne obrady vykona
Rev. Julius Dolinaj. Pochovany
bude v4Calvary cintorfne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-14
M1cHAL soPKo zoNIREL.

@Michal sopko, r.. F. D. No. I,
Lowellyille, O., zomrel polnoci
" utorok vo veku 81 rokov. Ne
bohy prisiel 20 Slovenska do a.
meriky pred z rokmi, usadiac 81
Y Steubenville, o. Odtiap prisiel
sem pred rokom. ZanecI1a1 man
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-14
PRIvIAZAL zENU K PosTEL1

Alex Szmara 20 Smiths Cor
ners bol arestovany nedel u Sc
rifom ma zalobu Youngstown HUI
name Saciety, re drzal svoju zenu
priviazanl k posteli.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-14

" Anglicku majd robotnicku vladu. Cely kabinet
pozostava cenov robotnickej strany angicke ktore
vodca Ramsay J. Macdonald je predsedom vlady tax
skutocnym panovnikom mad obrovskou britskou risou
Toto je vel'ka sveova udalost', ktora sa dokne ME
len Anghcka jeho kolonii ale ce6ho sveta T miesto
politiky intrg podmaovania prchadza politib robot
ncka, v svojich zameroch spravodva nelen voc chl
dobnemu Iudu, ale narodom; potka meru, odzbroio
vana socialneho poepsenia Anglicka robotncka sra
je slce sociasticka ale ME revoucna; e me1na b
dujica, ME btrajlca to je velky rozdiel Tu robot
ncka srana prichadza naprava co zpiaocncka strana
anglckych 'torov'' pokazila. s-
Najvacsou lilohou novel angckei vladv bude dat,
pracu milonom zaha adceho robotnicva ktor6 dotera
sla ylada naschva roxy anedbavaa aby neho naro
olla otrokoV Vkada torov svojou tvrdohavostou zav
Mia srutene sa predtym plekvta1ceho priemyslu uhlo
banckeho je na vine vseobecnemu hospodarskem l.
padku Angle. Macdonald urob uz prvy krok "a napra
WI: pozcia miliony vadnych peaz zeleznicam ma zno
dernlzovane ich zariadena vystrojenia cm pomozen6
Dude zamestnaniu mnohym robotn1kom, kton dosavad
zli most ylady sabej podpory aby 81 holy zivot
uchram Mmlstersky predseda zamysla zostatnit' vse
tky uhol ne bane Angcku znovu zahaiit' dolovane
ably statisice banikov mao cesne zvobytie nezlo ma
almuzne Pride osobne do Ameriky prezdentom Hoov-
erom vyJednat obmedzenie zbrojenia mori aby tax
sta mony boy zachranene nrodu "a ne zapocata bola
uzocna praca. Toto e len nieko ko ukazoE co dobr6
no mono ocakavat' cd robonickej vlady Anglicku
Macdonald ktory nema dpln vacsinu parlamente Wy
slov re ak budu torova alebo lberal robt pre-
kazky prevadzanl tohto programu talk vypise move
>volby bude apelovat priamo narod, ably no zbav
torov dal mu takt vacsinu parlamente ktora IL
mozni vsetky plany previest Tejto vyhrazky ak
torovia berai ii posedni budl no podporovat tax
ze ma pracovnh-vacsnu zabezpecent.
My Amerikani nie navyknuti l'1bost 'ou poze-
rat ma sociane reformy. Tu ami nemane robotnckei
srany politickej ktora by neco zavazla Lebo ameri
cky narod nedovol, aby tn doso takym robotnctvo
blJaJuclm pomerom, ako Anglicku Amercke robotni-
cvo ma svoju Federacu Prace ktora znemoznuje anne
rckm "torom vseobecne zotrocit robotnictvo zred1-
kovat' mu prljmy ma hole biedne zvorenie Preto tn
met am nebude tax lahko robotnckej vlady, nebude
zostatnovania zeleznc ban nyc priemysenych pod
nkov. Vacsna americkych priemysenikov sa uz pre-
svedca ze sa to ami nevypat ked e robotnicvo labo
patene aebo zaha aj1ce ebo take robotnictvo nem0ze
mic kupovat'. Preto tn d'aleko cd socalizmu Ale
Europe socalizmus bude prekvitat lebo tam je po-
trebny bic ma Pudskych netvoroy, ktor ubjajd teo
dusu Pudu len pre- ten mizemy vacsi kus zlata. i
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-14

Zariad tie domacnost' Juno
novel neveste DOBRYM nara
dim cd McElroy- -takym, kto-
rym bude spokojna "a dlhe ro-
ky. Len mala prva splatka je
potrebna ma zaistenie doveze-
MIA, ostatok mozete splacat' v
pohodlnych splatkach.
Povolavame vas a prived tie
i mladuchu alebo bud1cu mia
duchu do nasho obchodu, mech
81 ona vyberie cele zariadenie.
Mas pan Juraj Leon hovori va
Sou recou plynne a 2 radosti
yam bude na pomoci v kazdom
OIL 'ade. .,.
Pravidlom a ciel ON McElroy
Company je ist' po voli svojim
patronom, a tymto v mysli,
vybrali SINE niekol'ko krasnych
vybav, k vasmu vyberu, "a ne
slychane mike ceny. r..
Ma dodatok k nasim uplnym
zasobam naradia, name tiez
udivujuce hodnoty v l'adovni-
ciach, gazovych sporakoch, e.
lektrickych zametakoch, Auto
matte pracich strojoch, kober-
coch, pokrovcoch, draperiach,
zaclonach a v inych vseobec-
nych domacich potrebach.
MeMELROYG.
a@ omunn : 's'sooaosE AaoaaG
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-16

Heroic themes Weber Saint
of established classics which
the White
Monday evening at $50 o'clock.
Gnberg be broadcast
O'Clock Monday evening.
the thrill of lifetime when Mrs
of the talkes which she
during the broadcast of the Real
program, Monday evening at 730 o'clock.
Clinton orchestra will vie
when
between and 10 Monday
stations the Columbia broadasng system
will the featured artist the
broadcast through the NBC system by Roxy Monday
evning $3.50 o'clock
Ellington his Cotton Club
zegds musical Show ir will be
stations the Columbia broadcastng system
thirty minutes beginning at 430 Monday evening
the Edgewater Beach hotel orchestra will
Blue when he
selections from Chicago
system Monday evening at $3.50 o'clock
Selections Pearl Fishers will
WABC
broadcastng 1880 O'Clock Monday
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-16
Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported TO police as
stolen belong to:
H Klenzer. 2038 West Tenth
street. Chevrolet coupe, from Ohio
street and Senate avenue.
Arthur Rhodes, 1924 Herbert
street. Ford touring, 72-735. from in
front of 1924 Herbert street.
R. Fort. 1858 Holloway street,
Studebaker touring. from a down.
town street.
George E. Stewart, 1905 North
Talbot avenue. Hudson, from Penn
Sylvania and Market streets.
French Hoback. 1907 West Twen-
ty-seventh street, Essex sedan, from
rear of 1907 West Twenty Seventh
street.
c. E. Jones, 1904 Speedway ave-
nue.. Chevrolet roadster, from Shelf
field avenue and Michigan street.
Ray Thomas, 1915 Kansas street,
Ford sedan. from West Thirtieth
street in Riverside park.
T. Ernest Maholm. r. r. 4, Box
GIT. Essex coach. SLOTS. from Court
and Alabama streets.
Kenneth Pierson. 1926 South Me-
ridian street, Nash Coach. 1886,
from Capitol avenue and Washing
ton street
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-16
LAxITY CHARGED
TO OWNERS OF
ILL-FATED SHIP
Company Failed to Report
Freighter Missing in
Time, Claim.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
HOLLAND, Mich, Sept. 16.-
Charging laxity on the part of the
operators OF the gravel carrier
Andaste, which sank in Lake Mich
igan a week ago with the loss of
twenty-five lives, Coroner Gilbert
Van Der Water Of Ottawa county
announced today official inquiry
into the disaster would be begun
later this week.
Van De Water charged the Con-
struction Materials Company of
Chicago, lessons of the forty-year-
old freighter, was lax in not re-
porting the Andaste's disappearance
until it was more than twenty-four
hours overdue in Chicago. He said
an earlier report would have started
an immediate search and might
have resulted in rescue Of the crew.
Prosecuting Attorney Clarence
Locker announced inquiry also
would be made into condition of the
lifeboats aboard the Andaste. He
said a former member Of the crew
had reported the ships lifeboat
davits we're rusty. J. P. Mulligan,
federal steamboat inspector at
Grand Haven declared the Andaste
was seaworthy when it was in
spected by federal authorities last
April.
Locker said he intended to recon-
mend to the coroner's jury that its
report contain recommendation for
federal legislation requiring all ships
to install wireless apparatus. The
Andaste carried no wireless and was
unable to call for aid when it was
caught in a gale out of Grand
Haven.
Search for bodies of the crew
was continued by coast guardsmen
between Holland and Saugatuck.
Only the bodies of Ralph Wiley,
second engineer. and Charles
Brown, mate, have been recovered.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-16
Radio Critic
BY JOHN I. HAWKINS
Times Radio Editor

Starting with the ''Nit-Wit'' hour
over the Columbia system Saturday
night at o'clock, the weekend now
furnishes a diversified broadcast
program that will satisfy any lis
tener.
The "Nit-Wit" hour is one that
has an unusual history. The idea
was first conceived in the Colum-
bia studios to get up filler program
to shove in and fill out the time for
a few eastern stations. This hour
was the result. All the stars Of the
program are members of the Office
force of the CBC and the head Nit
Wit is none other but the sober
voiced announcer, Brad Browne, who
so calmly announces programs dur
ing the week and then writes and
acts the most nonsensical program
of all on Saturday night.
The hour was discontinued once,
but the flood of letters from listeners
in all parts of the country quickly
made Columbia officials put it back,
this time on the entire hookup of
stations.
The high spot Of sundays entertainS
ment is reached with the broadc ; OF
ter in New York Emo Rapee Conducts
the program. When he is able TO do SO
IS abeSt the being played
and inter1ect his own popular personality
into the program. This is an NBC offer
ing.
Columbia presentation Immediately
following the. Roxy group each Sunday IS
watetr-Kent. model SIS receiver Sunday
afternoon the program. was equal to the
best Of symphonic offerings Mozarts en-
Offering. Better music than this could not
be heard allowing of course for different
preferences and tastes.
Many names famous In the theater. and
music world we're heard on the Majestic
Theater Of the Air Sunday night over the
was the high spot of the fall radio sea-
George Gershwin. composer, Of ''Ehap-
ting Helen Morgan, 1.-THE Aristocrats."
Red3ferene Hollinshead and Arnold John
ft ss fsss umnsted the he Rour
Jessie Crawford. who has made quite
name for himself on records as is getting ting
presentations over the Columbia network
He has the happy knack Of getting his
personality into his music and senoing IL
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". C. T. u. WILL
WAGE BATTLE
ON TOBACCO
National Convention Here
to Organize Campaign
Against Smoking.

An organized effort 10 halt ex-
tensive use of tobacco by men and
women probably will result from
the w. C. T. U. national conven-
ton. which opens Thursday night
at the Murat theater.
Many organization leaders will
come TO Indianapolis with the idea
of stressing the danger Of the in
creasing amount of tobacco used in
this country as a step in curtailing
the narcotic traffic, according to
preconvention discussion.
Indianapolis will be host to scores
of dry leaders who will participate
in the convention.
Dinner Is Planned
The keynote address will be made
by Mrs. Ella Alexander Boole, New
York national president, Thursday
night. The convention will close
Sept. Is with a dinner at the Clay
pool in honor of Mrs. Mabel Walker
Willebrandt. former assistant attor-
ney-general of the United States.
Interest in the convention has
conferred aroud unwilling of the Lo-
redo Taft PLAGUE in memory of
Frances Elizabeth Willard, at the
statehouse Sunday.
DR.. James M. Doran, United
States commissioner of prohibition;
DR.. F.. Scott Mcbride, Anti Saloon
League superintendent; Mrs. Walter
McNab Miller, associate director Of
the Child Health Association; DR..
Valera H. Parker, president of the
National Council of Women, and
Stanley High, editor of the Chris
tian Herald, will address the con-
vention.
Crusade Parade Arranged
Detailed plans for formation of
the Youths Crusade" have been
sent to Indianapolis church leaders.
The crusade will parade Sept. %,
preliminary to unwilling Of the
willard memorial.
Colonel A. j. Daugherty, $40 Me-
ridian Life building, will be crusade
marshal. Crusaders will assemble
at $3.50 p. m. Sunday at the War
memorial steps and march through
downtown streets to the Statehouse.