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ADAM A. wEscHLER { son. AuctioneeFs
TRUSTEES Tags SALE, SALE q yA1gAnIE typ

TRq sToRs s sAtE 81 pwE yAISanI No W C
LAMONT STREET NORTHWEST. ava
records q Of the District 9i ooI1nbIs and a.
signed trustees viii offer for sale By public
auction, IN front Of the premises, on FRI:
Nay, i5ss, AZ fEII 3EtfHIR47Y o oHo11oeoKk
vi: Lot los IN b Dunigsp's SUPERVISION N
kRSS n fisa: s; s -, f &
he ss8fes 5of 2is 81 sab tss to
s Gd M fo Of
aassessment and taxation as lot Ios in square
r.d Terms 9; sale: Cash deposit IF ssOo 90
Of purchsser. Terms to be complied with
T wthin thirty days tr9m dsg Ct sale other
erty at lisk and cost q deiaqltins purchaser
Il some NEWSPAPER pabiished in o. wa as
ggHA ABBNNAHSDE t0 EaTHER'
myl4-d&ds,exsu Trustees.
THos. J. OWEN 2 son, AUCTIoNEERs,
1881 Eye Street Northwest
TRqsTEEs, ,,. SALE az yALgAshE BRICK
18th STREET NORTHWEST 49,.
Of Columbia and al the request Of the Sarty
vii ss ~ ES'iss
8gSFH R4E o e aAy p A. tn, .'1 fsoS
g-dsseI6ed lsnd and premises situate in
as a Benz - n sss f9d hsa 'as
RTSY4 fno 'qSd ss p DaT Of and fT:s
81 The i .fEs5 GSuh 9 3 IS Of B Sq
now known as square 1851.
money to be paid IN essS, balance in two
equal installments; PAYABLE in one and two
snnurn. payable semi ennualiy from day OF Of
sale, secured by deed Of trust upon the prop
esy s1a OF deposit Of oS W 81 81 iee
autred at time Of sale; All eonyeya2cins.
IF ess e. Ss WIN SG 80 das
from day OF sale, otherwise the trustees re-
st an. fsf dos PdPSssr a.
1--WE DAYS advertisement Of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington
59AAMEHg B. a, k RsgBx.
myi4-d&ds.exsu Trustees.
ADAM A. WEscHLER & SON, Auctioneers,
Sc Bon 9 TRUST COMPANY BY "AUcTf6N.
Of no the Sod
ers thereof will sell by public auction, ct
Wesehlers go PsnnS T sye ~ on FRI Gv
MAY. 1929, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON,
the above steel. deposited as collateersl for
note for $4,000 az Sc payable $50 per
month, made by Blanche Elizabeth SeiE-
nan and Julian ssismsn dated May 2.
him endorsed Balance due on said note
ti55ei7 and secured by second deed OF
trust on real estate in virginia.
ADAM 4. WEscHLER q SON. Auets.
MYl6.2o,2l.22.22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-23
c. G. SLOAN & CO, INC, AUCTIoNEERs.
SALE OF PERSONAL EFFECTS, HOUSE
HOLD GOODS, ETC, FOR STORAGE

SALE OF PERSONAL EFFECTS, HOUSE,
HOLD GOODS, ETC, FOR STORAGE
Notice S hereby given that on sATuR:
DAY, JUNE FIRST. 1929, AT TEN O'CLOCK
AN, and each, succeeding Saturday there
n the aucti9n rooms Of e g; Sloan ( Co
to enforce liens for storage charges, etc. If,
due and unpaid, all household goods, paint
inEs and personal effects in storage with
Smiths Transfer & Storage Co, Inc, in the
names of Raleigh Anderson. Martha Berry,
Mrs. Maggie Brown, I. w. Digs, Mrs. j. c..
Dimes. estate of Samuel Eberly Mrs. Lula
Parrish, Amelia Green. Louis z. Grif1th,
Olive Hardy, Mrs. Erminey Hawkins, j..
Walter Henning, Mrs. Della Nelson, Ruth
Perry. Mrs. NJ. f. Rapstuck, George w.
Rector, Frank Roundtree, Albert j. Shorter,
Mrs. George Skinner. Miss Alice Spates, j. H.
Spencer, Mrs, Mamie strother, Louis p.
w. Wooden, Malcolm L. Woods, Mrs. + w.
Wriddell. Ellis Wright, consisting of house
hold goods furniture. sewing machines, chit
foniers, barrels and coNtents, boxes and con-
tents, beds, bookcases, pictures, mirrors,
trunks and contents, dressers, tables desks.
chairs re frs etG All pEopertiss
sons. VIZ '; A. Hubbard. J. H Spencer and
modore, trunk; V D Dixon, c, p Nuckois.
poolroom fixtures; Office furniture; Ethel
Scott, Phillip Thomas and Mrs. K. W. Wrid-
dell, boxes and contents.
(SignedD CLARENDON SMITH,
President, Smiths Transfer e. Stg Co.,
Inc, 1913 You st. NV, Washington,
d. G. myi6,23,30
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AUCTION SALES.

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF TAXES.
by given that I will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder, on MONDAY JUNE
the once of the. Collector of Taxes, D. G.
jewelry described as follows: Eisht rinZs-
diamond. one emerald and diamonds; one
three-stone diamond; two, sapphire and ola.
articles may be examined in the collectors
ONCE prior to date Of sale sdfi, This jegeiIy
d, c. MAY is, 1929. from ]. F. Shaw & Com"
pany, 1916 CONNECTICUT avenue NV. FOR DE- DE-
YEAR ending June 30, ie29, in the amount of
i2'352 50, and Sil764 penalty and accrued
costs thereon, pursuant to the act OF Con-
graph IL, personal tax law. c. M. TONERS,
Collector Of Taxes D. c. my2l,22,z3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-23

JAMES B. NICHOLSON,
my2s.2s.27. 2e,sl,ies.4 trustees
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THOs. J. OWEN & son. AUCTTONEERs,
1431 EYE ST. NV.
The Washington times., 1929-01-29
DISTANT STATIONS

N Ip PhiIadelphln. saa -ae3
6:A0--Concert orchestra
9s90--Uncia Wlp.
WGA hiIadeipiaia 15e.sSs
l9se0--M Maytag program.
athay Orchestra.
I1 :00-c Columbia network.
WSsB--At -Atlantm--74O-4Sph
9s0a--hs b. G system.
Iess9~~Army Night
1I:4k--@Weld0nas 4 Orchestra
w fsA.--g gIicmM so-aag
e:e0--C Columbia Network.
a2;ee--Yariety Program.
:ae- Might ciuh
WsN-s-C hien g0 72tl-AI6
I9sQa--Coneert OrehestrR: Tenor.
81 i:ee--To T.onorrew's Ton. Trib.s Hungry
it'as- s@:sish.,ts's @ orsAs.tra. Dream
ia:is--Niehthawks: aoIdkette's OF.
chestfa
WIsS--C Chlcsk ggU.3AS
s.s0-Eraes hand Sleigh Party.
WAW---C -ClmGAmmak3 ak3-eaO1-&2
Ss00--C Cincinnati SytnE h0n8
ss90--WJx rrokrarn
10s08--K iilm0reN Band.
10;a0-Cr0slay Cosaarh
li:00-0ld Fashioned SlnGinR school
Ilss9--Qnintile III Trio
I2s8n-~11anca Music
WAAet-G lhleag9 5e-44S.S
8;20--At Musical Program
A0s00--M Musical Program.
5te0--An0A and Andy.
1l s--COncert OrcheFtras ID. x Club.
1as00 Dance OrchRhtraa
WnAP~@Eegt WOrtA--800- -as4.8
i0.00--aonR Duo.
10.sa--Palice Quartet
ils00~- Musicals.
12s1k- organ.
KTMR-~K8at SpRInge- 800-3ss
8sS0--C Orchestra: yioliniAt,
WgCel-~-A snmea palla-st. PaHl--slO-S7O
f0:0N~-BrtdRe game.
10:3g-C0inmhla network.
1i:0N-- Musical program.
l2:a0-k. nf @. Band
NFTN1---N tlwamlkee
11:70--vf vfolinist: Eagles Orchestra.
1zs10 Dance orchestra.
1t00--OrRaM.
WSAE-~ES ash VI klle-6B0 -46f
10. 3a Music conservatory.
ltse0-songs and stories
KvVEEf- fevep0rt--sB0~ 3eg
as3e-S Studio program,
KMOK-st. E.c0ls -l0D0-g7g
ss00--Co Columbia network.
1900 wytie's Orchestra.
K8TP--8ts raMl--1400-s0s
1l:90-Am0s m Andy; Tenor.
12s16~-Dance feature
loo Midnight Club
WTAAE--f Observation-Disclosures
S:00--Studi0.
s:00--N. y. G. system.
1e:30-@Talk; BurtOns Orchestra.
11:46-- Waldr0n's Orchestra.
WHA--spr field-990 -Sg3
8:00--WJZ program.
1g;00-SpOrts; Male Quartet.
t0:s0-AWIz program
II.00--I.owe's Orchestra
WtsY--Sei eiteneetaax--SD0-ss1B
10.s9--Studio Ensemble.
:. 11.00--Kenmore Orchestra
11.SB-Televisian
WSVN-St. Petersburg -9OO-333
les00-Bridgs Game, Speakers
1p:s0-Hegro Spiritaais.
it:oe-McDouald's Orchestra
The Washington times., 1929-01-29

old James o.Neill play, win be pre-.
scented during the Hank simmons
show Boat" outburst from WMAL
ct 3 o'clock, At which hour Raphael
Semmes win discuss the 1929 motor
cars from WRc, the Symphony or.
chestra win dispense melody from
WLW. and the Chicago Civic Opera
Company may be tuned from the
Boston Opera House in complete
evening perForman Z Of two operas.
through WNAC.
Roy Chapman Andrews. the IA
nous explored. win be the chief at.
traction of the Eveready program
from WRC at . o'clock, and the
various affairs of Tuesday chain
broadcasts will be available from
WRC and WMAL during the eve
ming. Chief among which viii be
the Duncan sisters in the Radio
Kelth.O .Orpheum exercise from WRC
at II o'clock.
An important series Of talks on
the business OF the Federal Govern
nent will be inaiigurated from
WJSV at s o'clock, with an address
by Col. Winfield Scott, CoTamis.
sionera Of Pensions, On the work Of
the Pension Bureau.
The Washington times., 1929-01-29
LOCAL PROGRAMS
wRC--wnAlslnxssn-sas

3
WRg-- WnhlllnkteM-Si
as0e-united states Navy Band.
S:se-Aaetsea briaRs kama m, b, CHI
Sky sketrhes ~. b. c.ls Jelly
SUI aad JAne m D. OF me-.
tion picture guide and wAidcrf.
Astoria orchestra IN. 3. CT
s:zs-'Ths Community Chests hy
Joseph A. Burkhsrt.
s:3e--'sTha Boei os wsshington'' pres
gram. organ recital by MIRA.
Harvey 4. Cobb.
100 votera service: subject "Paris
Peaoe Ract--what II IL and
How to Use lit; speaker. Mrs.
Carrie Chapman Gait, chair.
man Of the National Commit
tee on the Cause and Cure %
War. and Brace Biivsn. Of the
New Republic IN. b. CD.
s.S0--IsOtuk Orchestra.
a:g0-4'sstyle Of the 1898 Carr bs
Raphael semmes. under the
auspices OF the WashimGton
Automotive Trade As0eiaffoa
s:lS-Genfa Fonafiova- sopTan6s tN
PrephyIaetic program lN.sR, c.i
ese0r-EvereadY hour On. p. & - !
Cllcauot club Esirimos (fS.Bc.l
1e:30---Weatheref forecast
le.sf--Madriiion Orchestra.
1i:0e-Radio- Keith- 0Fphsum hear tNs
:so-Gordon String anartst IL Chi.
cago. ffom the Library "
WOE@-Waahkngt0n--2
ss46-The. Town crisr. WashimstoA
Daily News.
e.00--Nuggets on knewfedges
s:se--speaker. Community Chest
Roy NewhauseFs
e.s0--smIth's radio progrnna.
9:a0---A4nIlanes Maadueradens.
a:11--Amos hi Andy.
t9s00--Coi0nia1 dance music.
ton-45s
6:e0-"A. A. A. Metorists' Qpeatipn
Box" conducted ny seorEA :.
s:2e--"W hshinaton's g m m . . ~
Chest. py Mrs. Charias Geld
e:so--fsudsss ttower wirL
7:08-Thirty Club news. from The
Washington Times studio.
1:tS-"Feminins Atmesphsra Inn
Bg y0ses Adele s' stamp. ssmgs dear = i
women st the University Of
5:so--Radio joe ana his Budget
s;oo-Hsak slmsns show boats
Monte Cristp' &C. b. -.
niaasr e oess.loa Mark i!lIisrs: !l.
spatz and ether ffiers ATar
ri Truhea DAy1Aen. Assistant
Secretary Of War: Ma3og Wal
ker, Majer GENERAL Fechet.
chief ~ United SRatea Air SER
vice and Postmaster Genefai
Harry 81 New &C. b. H.
I0.0O--Agnea Davis. soprano. ard
Curtis Institute on Music pro.
gram &C. b. 81.
if:00-- -Wrfgley,a Royal Canadians &C.
ta.oo--I.ate news flashes from The
WashiuEton Herald studie.
WJ9V--AHts WeFnom, Nas--SeS
a2;s0--Natfona Farm News Hour.
T:30--Baiimores Orchestra.
s:00--cc. Winfield scott. comfnis-
sfoner of Pensions
8.15--D. Al RI program.
as45--AErn s. ~ ChoAta. readsRs
9:09-T'rumpet nuartetfe.
a.l5--S E. Trio.
a:3e--SieEet Concert Trio.
iA:s0-~Silver String ReveierA
The Washington times., 1929-01-29
son ms

Buddy Rogers recounting d
"play hack talky scene fin CLOSE
Harmony. wheretn number Of
chorus girls danced, Each time.
there was d peculiar swapping
noise that ruined the scene.
Finally, one Of the e. Ga. perked
up with It's my joints, Tim
stiff from rehearsals. Z LiuIment
saved the microphone. from fur.
ther noises ]. Lane Chandler
looking em over 1T We Mont
naarte And bearing up very
nicely under met stares Bill
Hart. ir., swinging inanfully
down DeIOngof@ en- route. home
Mrs. Billy Sunday, jrs's little
sister wrote her 4 letter saying:
How are all the acturs? know
Billie Dove il swell. Hft how
shout the other acturs
Little frankie Darrow, who viii
play the kid lii Eddie DOwlingss
initial talky, sporting new suit
and terribly important In his
strutting. Reason; frankie wore
his first pair Of long trousers:
And that's an
The Washington times., 1929-01-29
MARK
|. filters STAR
BY RADIO

The atmosphere will be SO full OF .
number OT things this afternoon and
evening that radiotlcs win have .
keen realization Of the fact that they
cannot hear everything and must
make up their minds az TO what they
do want to hear and put aside regret
at missing other and equally imp0re
tant broadcasts.
The program Of WMAL seems to-
be fraught with the most important
possibilities broadcast in that 1t viii
present at o'clock the program Of
the banquet to be given in New York
tonight In honor Of Major Carl
SpRtx. Capt. Ira Eaker, Lieut.. Harry
Halvorsen. Lieut.. Eiwood Queseda
and Sergt. Roy w. HoOe, the crew Of
the Army airplane Question Mark.
In addition to the members Of the
famous crew, talks viii be made BY.
Assistant Secretary Of War r. Tru.
bee Dawson, Postmaster General
Harry New. Maj, Gen. .. p. Fechet.
! Mayor Jimmy walker. OF New York
city; Assistant Secretary OF Com.
merce william r, McCracken and
others.
Another big feature OF the WNAIs
program viii be the presentations
OF Agnes Davis. soprano OF Denver,
Colo, in the Curtis Institute a.
10 o'clock, Miss Davis being the
1927 winner of the Atwater Kent
Foundation addition prize for
women and at present a student Of
| the Curtis Institute an 4 result Of
her achievement. She Is very
much worth hearing.
COMMUNITY CHEST.
TALKS EVERYWHERE.
THE Community Chest campaign.
which started In earnest yesterday,
win be explained and enlarged upon
by speakers from WMAL and
VOL at $50 and from WRC at
6:25. III there Ii any radio listeners
who does not know the Importance
of the Community Chest move
ment and its needs, this evening
win be a fine time to learn Of Il
from speakers well qualified to
| talk about Il.
The weekly GUIDE Flower Girl pro-
gram from WMAL and the Book oE
Warrington program from WRC,
with Mrs. Harvey ii. Cobb at the
l0rgaa, viii be heard at $50. Al q,
in the Voters Service program from
WRC, Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait will
discuss the Paris peace pact. Amos
| II Andy" are TO be heard at TIL from
| VOL as usual. Monte CristO, the
The Washington times., 1929-01-29
NEARBY STATIONS

wa - snIa Ialanes se.-I 86e ga
s.BN.s sandman CiscFe, s
8.3e-~ psnner s1usic,
3g0--+ m1co programs
s.Au--WJx pr0wrarI.
WIN kR-- ttnaAfNs-3 N9B-a88
7.fk--AIbert Holloways Saxophena
I. iisa .weifsh u q rnsantry RanA.
ss4s-- Ralph Hoyt barytone; AuEua-
tbs HackmAn. vioiinists Lydia
Sp@llnaan. pianist.
ssIs- Baltinaore RHYTHM KiitEgi dance
orchestra.
l8:17Musieal Arts Trio.
1etaa- Ross Haynls's Tenor panJe
WCAGb-~ ~Aaaislmlere--90 900- 500
s.ee-- Cslestial Orchestra.
T:ap--Talk hy Rphsrt WI. Test. n1an-
aging director Of the Better
Business Bureau.
T:l9-Ted Scholthnst; Day HAmbieten.
I:3g-CiOverleaf Banjo Boys.
5000 Bank slrnm rna Showboat.
s:a5-- Eaultahls Trust Raaie NeWa
NIEehk
500 plsssr il ths Question Mark
ie;ei- curtis Institute 0f MUSE
Il s0o- Wrisaey.s Rpyai Canadian.
WRti--A AtImntle Cikyvs1 180-$s3
s:g9--ccneeft orchestra
s:90-Studio prograHn.
1000 Brldgs ear,as: musical maids
II a00--siIvef slipper Orchestra.
0k&~-Newakk--910~4&2
De- Entertainers
6:00-- Main Street,
9.00--Cah Co. program.
e:3e--Aviation dinner.
l.0a-- Heigh-Tzo 0rchestra.
1Is30-Paramouak Orchestra.
WABC--NeW X0riz--SHA~34
S:0e--SehoeI Daze.
s:30---.sS .sSweetheArts.H
9:90--simmOns Show Boat.
18:90--gurtis Institute Of Music.
III :ee-- Lombasao,s Canadians.
WEAE-~New York. 0-A64.3
4:a0---AnetiOm bridge.
s:Da--Sky Sketches.
ss3e--- Bill and Jane
$500 Waldorf Astoria music.
T.An--N0ters service.
Soeonyland Sketches.
G:00--Sopranc.
$500 rrophylaetic program.
s00--- Esveready hour.
~Clfcqudt Ealimos.
l0.30~~c ~contraltones
s0e-- Bernts.s Orchestra.
WdE-New Yurk~-aD9- -3S4.5
es0N- Yoeng's Orchestra.
81 S0-- Ship Orchaatra
T.g0-Snalie and Robertson.
1:s9--Law fundamsntals.
etg0--Strornherg Carlson Ssxket.
$50 Michelin hour.
9;0e--T Three-in-Ons Theater
ssS0--putch MaAteB MinstrelB.
19.00-~Sixteen Singers.
10sSa-- 0rchestradiaBs
lls80-~SiumheF Music.
WtkNN--N New TariE--l l0Ia-s97
S:00-0 Organ, sss3s3
sssH-~ Amateur contest,
9:a0--Oid Town Hall.
l5--C Comedy duos Hugo GernRback.
si46--N0eal
The Washington times., 1929-01-29
Romping Around the Radio Dials s..Hsss ..o.
BEST PROSPECTS

a. m.--Aaotarlsta, Question Bex.
conducted by the a. A. A.--WAAAL
sse ats =, m. :. Community Chest
eaIka fPnFa WMAL (4f8l mnd VOL
geaNl. ard from WRC t2iel Rt 9:2A
4. ra.--fnauKnratlan Of G0vern-
n,emf Information Program series
tnlk by COi. Winfield Scott, Corn.
missioner Bf PenslOns--W W9AN ts0Sb.
B,sU y. m.-Gerd0n etrtnE QuRr-
tet, of Chicago, directed ~ yardaes
Eoedon. from Library OF Congress
NAA ll36l.
CHATN PROGRAMS
10 ! m.--Ida Bailey Allen. IN
Columbia prOgram--WhiAIs, WAhG,
WgAU. WEAN. WFBI., WkBM,
WCAO. WAS, WADc. WGMF,
WOWO. KM0N, KMhC. KOHL.
WSPD. Wink. WBBM. -.
tOtSa 4. m.--ssewet Radl0 W0uF.
IL COiunhin pragramR--NhaAEs. etc.
n. nj, - United states Navy
Band, washington - WRCs WJAs
va m.--yoters' service. New
york---NEAF, WRC. WTTC. WHAT,
HVCSH. WIFI, WGH. WCAEs MD
WOW, .ps,1laF, WHAs. WBT.
WFAA, kPKG.
.soeonyland Sketches. New
York ~ WEAE. MEEI MIsS' vnS
WAR. WTAG, WCsH. MGY. WGh. y
wRC vuaIa WHAM. WRvA. WHY.
wHAs. WKW. KOA. VINO, WOAI.
s.Nfonte Cristo,t Hank Sinamons'
shsw Boat. Columbia sSsteiaa--
3 n. - Genla Foaarlova. go
nrsus,. New Yaek---WEAE. WRC.
WIT. KsD. Stromberg- -Carls0n sax
eNe--WJx, WBZ, WBZA, WBAlss
WHAM, kDKA, WJR. XIV, XVI
WREN, WTMJ. ksL, ~ AnOS. 2
vvsR WHIT. KOA. WkY. WSMs
R.so p. n rrl,---PrOphy ylactic Program.
New Y0rk---NEEAF. WRG. WTICs
WAR. WTAG. WGSH, WEI. WGYs
WS,R. WCAE. WTAM. WWJ. kSD,
wow. WEEE. AsaehelIn HOur---WJZ.
WIZ WBZA. VIAL. WHAM.
KDKA. WJR. WREN, KWK.
KVOO, AsFAlA. KPKC. W0At.
=. n--DinAer 10 Major SpatE
ana uux stion NICK fiiers. New
York--WAGAI and Columbia chain.
EyeFeady Hour. New York Wa. ,s.ty
WRC. WEEI. WAR. VII, WaY.
WHO. WDAF, KVO0. WAS.
WsM. WsB. KOA. KPO. Ka0.
XII kew. KOAIO. KHQ. WOAI.
KaTP. WERC, KST.. Three-in-O1e
Theater - VIE, W8A, WBIA.
WHAf.. wHAM., KDKA. WLW.
hs s.s6 !. mImnsh m.-.nusch Masters MIn-
strels, New YaFk - VIZ. VIZ.
WRYA. WHAL. WHAM. kDkA.
WAX. WLW. KYW, kNhs VIXEN.
WaAtst. Il s.t....,.t fsta,, Rsktaaa.
New y Z RYioITk--WEXF. I WIsr. WELL.
SvTic. WAR. WpSM, WEI. WaY.
wEp. WCAE. WTAAf. WFYJ.
KYW. WTDIJ, KsfB. KSTP, WHO.
WOW, WDAF. KVOO. Wa,
KpRC, WOAI. WHAA. WsM. Nss.
yrvST Wf1A, KsT., KfsO. KGU. KFg.
KEW Ke1Msl, kHQ. THE Sixteen
etmrera---yV,IZ. WH3AI4. kSVh. yW1kk.
Cnytis Institute of Music Pr0gratEas
n Cnlumbia pF0ERam--sN NAL. etc.
fa.aN b. nj. - The G0ntfnIt0nes.
New York--~WEAF. VIII. WGAts.
WWJ, WHO. WJAX. WRVA. tNMA u.
Freshman OFeheetradlans - W.
WIZ, WBXA. WBAI.. MIAAh..
KDKA, WJR, XIV, KWk. WREN
n na..-Duneam skaters ard
athera m Radio Keltls 0Fnheusn
hroasfcaat---WRC and Ctsast to Goaat
chain. WrIgIeyss ROYAL Canadians.
in Columbia program NAL etc.
DANCE Music
10 y. m.GoIeniaI Dance Music.--
VOL f22Dl.
eleRA-- WJSV ts05l
III i. ass.--Wrixiey'a RgynI Cana-
dlnns--yFMAL k&76l.
Il u
The Washington times., 1929-01-29
Cops Unwrap Prisoner;
Had Eight Sweaters

GENEVA. N. II, Jan q. AZ.
rested on charge cf vagrancy.
Paul Magoco, 2S, was regarded by
police after nasty examination,
ms their biggest capture.
Mag0c0 'sshrunh'' half his size
IN unwrapplng him. Police took off
five pairs Of parts. varied assort.
ment Of eight sweaters. hslf 4 dozen
coats and several other Jackets or
nondascr.lt make.
The Washington times., 1929-01-29
TnlEVES USE RAM

WTLKEsBARf7Fs. PA, Jan. 2es--
Using An automobile Instead Of 4
jimmy to force open door. thieves
entered 4 chain grocery store on
Blackman Street.
Investigation proved that the bur.
glars placed plank against the
door,, then used the automobile AZ
3 batterlng ram to force Ii open.
Nothing was taken a. the days
receipts had been removed from the
cash drawer.
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ROTARY CLUE MEETlNs

The Rotary Club viii meet 10.
morrow at e:s0 o'clock at the VIII
lard Hotel. A program ef enter
tainmeHt has been arranged and
win be presented after the club has
disposed Of several important bust.
ness matters, II was announced,
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Don't take pssp say-sD G0aae Ia
and hear far yOurelfg Let the
famous Peerless Dynamite
ssspeak" for itself, let the
GIANT pOsR-trzEe reveal tone
ven nevek theuglat possiblel
Donst raiss this, the ehamec of
q lifetir come II tOdays
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70 END SKIN TORTURE Use
INVISIBLE zEMO

Surprising. and gratifyin9. Is the
way soothing, cooling zemo. the -.
markable antiseptie liauia relieves
itching rash. hlenals1es and other
skin affections. It clears the skin.
Generally it removes every trace ~
Ecxema. And because Il II auch a
effective antiaeptic, 1t prevents dan.
drqfff. Keep invisible, 0dorIess Zaasg
always on hard. Get bottle today.
All druggists. SIC soc, s1.e0.
The Washington times., 1929-01-29
ST
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STARS STILL
WORKING TO
KEEP THIN
~ DOROTHY HERzOG
scepyriEht 1883, by Premier
SYNDICATE. Ine.l

Nv WUtNVAWA hENAVW
tcepyriEht 1893, BY Premier
syndicate. Ine
HOLLYWOOD. CaliE,, Jan, 2e.--
Add movie v0cabuiary: "Wanter
waIk?" (meaning, to rehearse 4
tAlky scene. Nothing social in.
tende.iD.
Tom jackson. imported from
New York's White Way to play the
detective IN s'E3roadway.. was dir
cussing the cinema with friends.
One Of 'em asked IL he intended
staying Ia pictures. oh, no,
beamed Tom. No solitary con-
finement tor mel
Melting Ii or
Producers prefer slim actresses
histrionicaily speaking, Of course.
The result Ii those inclined 10
av0irdnpois have had to sacri-
flee epicurean desires to lamb
chops and salads. some OF sem
sacrificed their health Id the
bargain. Now there's a doctor
Of exercihe'' stabiiahede within
easy reach OF the colony and it's
his Job to exercise It or or on az
the case may be-. Iva Deputti is
down to an astonishing 96 pounds.
The athletic instructor Ii showing
her how to cover the bones with
out going dr0opy. Lionel Barry
more also goes 10 him. Ditto
Daphne Pollard. and others. 'Tis
quite the fad these crisp days.
RECUPERATION AHEAD
When the big fracas was shak-
ing Europe Ted Wilde was among
those to don uniform and cons
tribute his bit. lie received a
load OF schrapnei In his foot.
During the rush Of caring for the
injured, evidently, not all the
shrapnel was removed from Ted,s
foot. Years trailed past and Wilde
returned to Hollywood and re.
suTned his dIreetOrial Job. His
Injured foot pained him from time
10 time, but he managed to SUR
viKe. Then he started work on
Harold I4ieyd's Current Komeiy.
It was shortly after this that his
foot refused to be ignored longer.
Ted asked to be removed from the
megaphone and was, Nal st. Clair
assuming the job. Ted went 10
the hospital. The doctor removed
his tOneils but did nothing ID his
foot. In 4 few days, however,
the nnedico win perform this Oper-
alton. Ted is married and has an
adOrabIA little daughter
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S
ggal.

BEDDING alad IN AT Sfe s sea.
Prera faT' yoRr augtlrai guests
Mattresses. pillows. Ink aprlnas
and wire springs renovated and
remale. Hlet Ms IN II now beEore
the rush.