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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-29
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, August 20 (H) UNITED
States Department of Agricultural
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000 head, including
1000 direct. Market mostly 20 higher;
top, 11.85. Bulk, good to choice, 160-
2lO pounds weight, 11.50a11.75; 200
240 pounds. 1100a1l.50; 280-320 pounds,
10.35a1O.70. Packing sows, 900a9.65.
Butchers, medium to choice, 250-300
pounds, 1OO0al1.15; 20o-250 pounds.
1185; 130-160 pounds, 1O.25a11.6 IS.
Packing sows. 86Oa9.65. Pigs, medium
to choice, 90-130 pounds, 9.50a11.00.
Cattle-Receipts, 5000 head; calves,
1000 head. Market slow and steady
on steers; yearlings continuing fairly
active; in-between grade steers pre-
dominating. Early top, 1885, paid for
light yearlings. She stock trade slug
gish. Slaughter classes: Steers, gooA
and choice, 1901 500 pounds. 13.0qa
1915; 1,10O-1 300 pounds, 13.25a17.9O
950-l, 100 pounds, 13.25al70O: common
and medium, $50 pounds up, 8.50a13, 25.
Fed yearlings, good and choice, 75O7950
pounds, 13.25a16.50.
Heifers, good and choice, $50 pounds
down, 13.00a15.50; common and med
ium, 7.75a13.50. Cows, good and choice,
8.75al2.00; common and medium, 6:T5a
875; low cutter and cutter, 5aoa6.75.
Bulls, good and choice (bee), 9.0Oa
HOO; cutter to medium, 6Gl5a9 90
Vealers milk fed, good and, choice,
150Oa17.50; medium, 12.00a1A0O; Gull
and common, 800a12.00. Stocker and
feeder steers, good and choice. all
weights, 10.75a12.75: common and med
iun, 800a10.75.
Sheep-Receipts. $4,000 head; market
slow, steady to weak; native lambs
. 130Oa13.50; few closely sorted lots to
outsiders, 1855; rangers, u,hsold fat
ewes, 4oOa5 so; feeding lambs, quotable
steady. Lambs, good and choice. 81
pounds down, 13.00a13.75; medium
11.00a13.00; Gull and common. 7.50s
HOO. Ewes, medium to choice, 15(
pounds down, 4.00a575: Gull and com.
mon, 2.5Oa45O. Feeder lambs, good anc
choice 12.75a13.85.
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100000 TO BE SPENT
ON BALTIMORE PLANT

BALTIMORE. August 90 (SpeciaD.-
The Richfield Oil Co. of California has
invaded Eastern territory on an extern
sive scale and will locate its biggest
terminal or oil and gasoline supply
depot at Baltimore, it was announced
here yesterday. More than half mill
lion dollars will be the initial invest
ment here in the local plant, which will
company grows
The company already has acquired a
site with ample water frontage here
and building operations will begin in q
fortnight Baltimore will be the princi-
pal point for receiving Richfield
products from its refinery In California
and the company will erect extensive
facilities here for that purpose.
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RuYs REFINING co.

NEW YORK, August 90 P.--The
Shell Petroleum Corporation, 1t was an
nounced today, has purchased the west
ern Oil Refining Co. Of Indianapolis,
which operated more than 200 filling
stations throughout Indiana and Ohio.
The purchase was said to have been
for cash and to have involved several
millions of dollars, but the exact amount
was not disclosed.
This purchase is regarded as part
of the program Of expansion Of the
Shell interests, retailing activities.
which have recently been inaugurated
in the New York metropolitan area.
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CHAIN STORE REPORT.

NEW YORK, August 20 R.-An
lines of chain stores, department stores
and wholesale firms in the second Fed
eral Reserve district showed increased
last year, the Federal Reserve agent at
New York reports in, the September l
review of credit ARID business condi-
tionS in the district.
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Markets at a Glance

NEW YORK, August 20 (P.-Stocks
strong; Auburn Auto advances nearly
40 points. Bonds irregular; st. Paul
adjustment SIS at high record. Curb
irregular; Aluminium Co. drops nearly
IS points. Foreign exchanges steady;
sterling easy. Cotton higher; unfavor-
able crop advices. Sugar steady; inn
proved spot situation. Coffee steady;
Brazilian support.
CHICAGO. August 20 (P.-Wheat
firm: smaller country offerings. Corn
steady; firm cash markets. Cattle
steady. Hogs higher.
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CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET.

CHICAGO, August 20 R.-Butter,
steady, receipts, 1857 tubs; creamery,
extras, 43: standards, 42A; extra firsts,
4lh to a.; firsts, 40 to Al: seconds,
81 to 80. Eggs. steady; receipts, 1880
cases, prices unchanged.
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TOBACCO RIGHTS.

NEW YORK. August 20 R.-The
Tobacco Co. has offered hold
erS of common and class B common
shares rights to purchase $50 addi-
tional shares at $125 each in the ratio
of one share of class B common for
common held on September TO- The
rights expire october /. At current
market prices, it is estimated that the
rights have a value of $4,000, 600.
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METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, August 20 (Fp.-Copper
steady; electrolytic, spot and future,
10; iron steady, unchanged; tin quiet,
spot New York, CTS; East st. Louis,
6.55a6.57; zinc steady; East st. Louis
spot and future, $50; antimony. S.87.
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MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, August 20 R.-Can
money: Steady; 9 per cent all day. Time
loans Steady; 80 days, 834-9; 5000
days, 834-9; AS months, 1919. Prime
commercial paper, 6-6A. Bankers ac-
ceptances: Unchanged.
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COPPER SALES INCREASE.

NEW YORK, August 20 R.-
Customers entered, the market for both
copper and lead, on large scale, the
past weeks business being greater in
volume than for any similar period
since early March, Engineering and
Mining Journal reports.
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Rnys Two Locomotives.

NEW YORK, August 20 (P.-Ameri-
can Rolling Mill Co. has ordered two
oil-electric locomotives to be built joint
~ by the -Ingersoll- Rand, General Elec-
trio and the American Locomotive Com
panies.
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BONDS AND STOCKS.
NEW YORK, August 2s (speciaD -

NEW YORK, August 20 (SpeciaD -
Bid. Asked. .
ctfs attached per 100 M. $500 el.00-
Ger Govt Red Loan without draw e
ing ctfS per 1000 M. 24.00 27.00
Quoted in dollars per million marks.)s
Hamburg 4zS 1919. ............ $500 $500
Quoted in dollars per thousand marksl
German Gen Elect Alas pre-war 23.00 1900
German Gen Elect 412s l91S.... 2.25 500
Berlin Is pre-war. ............. 400 $50
Hamburg IS, 31as & Is pre-war.. 10 80
Hamburg American Line 4has... 800 $500
North German Lloyd 4E2s. 800 $500
Krupp SIS 1921. Northumberland. las 400
Dusseldorf As pre-War.......... 10 80
Frankfort AM As pre-war. 10 80
Munich As ple-war. ....,..... 10 80
Quoted in dollars per Share)
e German &c Elec) 49,. 1900 $500
z @ German &c ElecI pfd 600 LOO
CommerZ and Privat Bank. 1900 $500
/ G Farben ,.....,..,,...., 52.OO $500
Disconto Geflschaft. :. ......... $500 800
BerIiner Handles 400 ~ 90
Dresdner Bank .....,..,, $500 $500
DeutSche Bank. $500 400
DarmStaedter Bank 400 500
Heyden Chem ................. 500 1000
Mercur Bank Vienna. ........ .2.50 400
North German Lloyd. .......... 1000 1900
Austrian A G General Elec). SOC 500
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sHoRT.TERM SECURITIES.


Allis-Chalmers SIS 1887 $685. SSH
Amer Rolling Mills SIS, 1948... 95K 96H
Armour & Co. of Del SIPS 1943 87ls 6SEa
Baltimore & Ohio Alas 1933... 96A 97M
Batavian Pet. Corp. Alas 1942.. 81 %
Bell Tel. of Canada SIS 1855. =. 100 100sz
California Pet. Corp 5i2S 1898. 98Ea 991a
Canadian Nat. Ry. Alas 1880. 80 99A
Canadian Nor. Ry. Alas 1885,. 96A 96ia
CheS. & Ohio Ry. 4i2S $780,. 80 S9A
Chicago Rock Island As 1884. % 90
Chile Copper Co. SIS l94T $500. 80 81
Cudahy Packing Co. 5l2s 1887. % 81
Della. & Hudson Ry. Is 1880 -. 1914 lo2
Edison e.. Hum. BoSt. AIRS 80. 90 99A
Gen. Mot. Accep. Corp. IS 1887. l01h 102M
General Pet. Corp. SIS 1870. -. 100 101
Goodyear T. & R SIS 1857. -. 90 81
Grand Trunk of Canada IS 1896 1903 10494
Gulf Oil of Penna. SIS 1887. 97iz 9Sh
Humble Oil 5las 1892. .......... 100 10l
International Match Co. IS 1947 81 96
Oregon Short Line As l929...... % 500
Phillips Petroleum Co. 5l4s 1889 SO s9is
Pure Oil Corp. SIS 1887. s7k %
Shell Union Oil Co. SIS 1947 -. 9S 96 :,
Sinclair Crude Oil Slas 1888 95k 96As
Standard Oil NJ Jersey IS l946. i01 1919
st. L. Southwestern Ry. IS 1882 94iz gS
Swift & Co. SIS 1882. ......... 90 e9A
Union Oil Co Of Calf. SIS 1885. e5lz 9634
United Drug Co. SIS 1858 ...... 90 9ih
Western Electric Co. SIS 1884,. 101 100
Wheeling Steel Corp. 5Izs 1913. e6lz 99Ia
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-le2s.- stock Saes-
High Low. Dividend Close. Close.
10l So .Cuyamsl Fruit. ID 1902 100 1904 50
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British Malaga expects to produce
nearly 100000 tons Of rubber this year.
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Sales Of Stocks New York EXCHANGE
1880 AA...... $4,000 1890 Noon. 1892. 700
1880 M. Z3264OO 2:lO PM. 1854. 500
Dividend snnua1
- ~- '.~'' NeNo
sunt Of trading less than 100 extra fplus
PAID o this yfar ya rsf se a sa1s P9yans
Plus IoS in stock Plus 81 in STOCK
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sor payable in common stock at option
of stockholders on basis OF one share for
each lao shares held.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19

"But-Iris?" Nan frouncd. q was so sure shed been with hi mafter she left John"
 Oh she had, all right No doubt about that. if you can wait till tell my story. Ii was about half past one. when inc cabaret was in full swing that Iris appeared suddenly at Craw- lords table and launched one of inc nastiest rows I've yer had to listen m on. IL all came out. of course. how Crawford was her property and shed not stick at murder 10 keen any other woman from having him. ''
 Oh" Nan gaspod,
 "ENdctly!" Willis Todd agreed. "It was pretty awful. Before the night club manager could get there 10 put her out, Crawford had told hor. in no uncertain terms. that he wasn't going 10 stand for her spying on him. that he was his own master. that since he wasn't married to her. what was II 10 her anyway, if he fanc'eG another woman for a change. Raw, the Spanish-Iooking Namr enjoyed i, lot. l think she was d little sorry when the manager hustled Iris out Of the club. Tho next morning read a front page story in tabloid about Row in Nishtclub Ends in Suicid Nttempt'."
 Did if print Iris name%' Mar asked. horrlfiod.
 No. Shc gjye a fake namo at tho Hospital, but she took poison in thc taHicab when the club manager forced her into il ~tter he Tod he cut Of tho club. The taxi driver tooE
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19

her 10 the address she had given. and when he started to take her out. he found her unconscious. Took her to the hospital, of course, and told his story, which the papers printed. l checked up on the apartment house address and found that they'd been living there as Mr. and Mrs. Chat wanted the information for you, in case you ever needed it-as 1 had a hunch then you might. And now you do need it. Use it."
 Nan shook her head drcarily. No How could l? I cant blac:>mail Iris no matter " nat she does to me. And would rather die than repeat that horrible story 10 John Curtis Nor gan. It might disgust him with her, but it would undoubtedly kill all hIs love for mo. No, l cant fight that way. But I'm glad you told me. Will lis. It makes me all the more de termined 10 save my two mcnfolk. '" . "Hc still doesn't have an inkling about Crawford?" Willis asked.
 No. Sometimes I've been tempted 10 show him that letter from Craw~ ford 10 IT'S, but-Id rather lose him than hurt him that way"
 Darling, QuiXotic little Nan" Will lis Todd said huskily, as he put his arm about her shoulders and press. cd her wet cheek against his. Do
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19
This Has Happened

Iris Morgan deserts her husband John Curtis Morgan, cloping with Bert Crawford, d family friend, for whom Morgan, lawyer mas re- centlv won an acquittal. Morsdh does not suspect Crawtord. Nan Carroll, Morgan's secretary IS deep- lv in love with him. SeelnS nm LII utter despair at the deseruon oi Iris she clcverly forces him into ms work.
 For six months she acts as long distance housekecper for him, Wln- ming the love of his child, little SIX vear-old Curtis Morgan. Nan pass es her bar examinations and MOT gan takes her into the firm as ,1nior partner. He breaks the news 10 her he is divorcing Iris. Stress ing his and little Curtis need TOT her he begs her to marry him. She consents.
 Their farcical marriage continues three months. Nan decides She must leave and begins packing The next morning. Iris. deserted by Crawford. returns. She felgns Ill., ness in an effort 10 bring Morgan to his knees. Determined to hght' Nan has the doctor remove Iris to a hospital. Morgan tells Nan he must make provision for Iris and proposes a monthly allowance.
 Curtis goes to see his mother daily. She stufs him with for hidden sweets and he becomes Ill, pale-faced, and hostile to Nan Christmas morning he awakens with a fever. Tn the midst of their anxiety Nargan receives a telegram.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19
Severe Headaches and Dizzy Spells- and Constipation Quickly Yield
 to Bon- one "I Feel Better Now ThanI Have for Ten Years"

vain. find in Bon-Tone's roots, leaves. barks and berries. just the thing for their case and have gone on their way rejoicing in the re- storation of their health.
 Take for instance the case of Mr. Charles Nichols of $40 Park street, New Britain, Conn. who has been in the welding business here for many years, and who states: For years, l have suffered with severe headaches and dizzy spells, and 1 would get spots before my eyes, To add 10 my misery, l suffered greatly from gas forming after eat ing--I was losing my appetite-and if l bent over, l would get a sour liquid in my mouth. However, sev- cral bottles of Bon-Tone, seemed l no longer am troubled with gas constipation has been corrected and those spots before my eyes have disappeared. The severe headaches and dizzy spells that l suffered so with, are fast disappearing, and l now feel better than l have for ten ycars-thanks to Bon-Tonc."
 Bonc-Tonc is not an experiment, but a definitely proven product, and will show conclusive results, if di- rcCtions are carefully followed. Mr VI. D. Woodward. the Bon-Tonc man. is at Miller X Hanson Drug Store, 30 Church street, New Brit ain, to tell you more about this great medicine. Come in and get a free booklet: ROAD TO SUC- CESS.'
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19
GRAND JURY PROBE
 OF CONVENT RAID
Four Prohibition Agents Face
 Dismissal, Official Says

| Los Angeles. Cal. July 19 Pl-- Nestigation to fix responsibility for the tip" which led District Attor- ney Buron Fitts' prohibition agents 10 raid Roman Catholic convent in Belvedere, a suburb. without a search warrant. were being made by the county prosecutor today.
 The prohibition agents forced their way into the convent on the night of July 3 after they had been refused admittance. They found no discriminating evidence. Fitts an nounCcd Wednesday night thHt apologies had been made and dam age 10 the convent paid for, and that no further raids were to be made without search warrants.
 Four Agents to Be Dismissed
 The prosecutor announced laSt night that at least four officers of his prohibition detail would be dis missed. The names of those 10 be discharged were not disclosed, but I'itts said Captain Clyde Hummer, chief of the dry enforcement squad. would remain on the job.
 Constable Harry Tucker of Bel Vedere denied having had anything 10 do with the case. despite the fact that the tip was said to have come from him. Tucker said he was of the opinion the information had been given by an unidentified per son who previously had caused him 10 send one of his deputies to the same locality in search of a still.
 Case Closed By Church
 1sadore Dockweiler, representing Bishop J. J. Cantwell, said that as far as the Catholic church was con- Cerned the case was a closed incl dent. Bishop Cantwell had previous ly sent Senator Hiram Johnson of California. a letter of protest under the impression that the raid had been staged by federal authorities.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19
Streets, Beaches and Parks Swept by Huge Waves Many Boats in Trouble, But None Lost.

Chicago. July 19 P}-A furious nor'easter- dashed Lake Michigan yesterday and early today causing thousands of dollars loss in lake front damage. f'ifteen-foot waves battered lakefront apartment build ings, tore craft from moorings, and swept over streets. beaches. and parks.
 Mariners described the storm as the worst in 20 years, Excursion steamers and freightcrs fought their way with difficulty through the mmblins waters. Most of them docked an hour or more late.
 Starts Around Noon
 The storm started shortly after noon when strong northeast wind swept over the lake, An hour later many lakcfront streets were awaSh and coast guard crews were kept busy answering distress signals. The sun shone brightly throughout the day.
 Motorists in South Shore Drivc were rerouted when seas dashed over the seawall at 9th street, in- undating the thoroughfares and
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19

Every day the fame of Bon-Tonc names are added 10 our cver-grow- is spreading and scores of new ing list of Bon-Tono boosters in Connecticut. Only a short time ago. we introduced Bon-Touc in this state and already thousands arc acclaim ing this wonderful remedy as tn" wonder Of the age. And truly this great medicine does seem 10 work wonders for many people who have suffered for years and tried many different things to get relief but in
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19
BOTH BATTLt,D

San Francisco. July 19.-Charles l.. swan and his wife, Mrs. Eleanor Swan, both appeared before Judge Leon Gray for divorce. Charles charged that his wife had been in toXiCated more than 100 times and had beat him. Mrs. swan charged the same. The judge refused both applications.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19
Furious Gale, Worst in 20 Years, Lashes Lake Michigan Shipping;
 Endangers Buildings Near Water

part of Jackson Park.
 On the north side, Sheridan Roa1 was blocked through Lincoln Park and Evanston. Police feared the street was in imminent danger of being washed away opposite Calvary cemetery in Evanston.
 Two north side apartment build ings were seriously threatened. Waves shattered windows in the lower floors of one, while water stood two feet deep in the entrance of the other.
 Coast Guard Station Endangered
 The Evanston coast guard station was threatened with destruction and guardsmen worked through tn" night to protect it with sandbags. Property surrounding the station was seriously damaged during the April storms.
 The steamer Columbus" return ed an hour late last night from an excursion to Milwaukee where ap- proXimately one-fourth of it's 1000 passengers HdQ ulStiHDdlNeu peIau9' of the high seas and returned to Chicago by rail. Most of the other passengers were ill when the steam CT docked on the return trip. The vessl's galley and dining room were in disorder and several minor in juries were reported.
 The 65-foot sailing yacht sun shine" of Chicago, lost it's main sail and bowsprt opposite Racine. Wis
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19

you wonder I'm not able to love any other sirl?'
 And that was the tahleau which John Curtis Morgan interrupted.
 (TC Be COntinued)
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19

Twice during the long afternoon. Nan was sorely tempted to call the office. It would make her even more happy 10 be absolutely sure that he was there, working on the Bradley case. But each time she refrained. cant trust their husbands out of those jealous. suspicious wives who can't trust their husvands out of their sight. who resort 10 low tricks 10 catch them in lies and deceit?
 At five Dr. Black came. When he had completed his examination of the sick child. he drew Nan with him out into the hall AS the door closed his jovial grin faded instant ly, and was replaced by a grave froWn.
 "Is if anything serious. doctor?" Nan asked in terrified whisper as they descended the stairs.
 The doctor did not answer until they reached the front hail. "I cant be sure. Children are pcsky patients Scare you to death one ddy and provoke you into spanking them the next by their high spirits To be frank. Nan, it looks a little like appendicitis. Hey, hold on to yourself girl, Nothing 10 hit the ceiling about if ii is And it may not be, of course. or. at worst. a very mild attack which may never be re- peatod, f you watch his diet ... . That woman, That woman" he added savaEely
 "1 have been rorv careful Dr.. Black" Nan said blcakIy, Not for her to utter accusations against the boys mother
 "Don't l know that" Dr Black h'ust"red. "B1lioyc me. I gave Iris Morgan a piece Of my mind today"
 You saw her." Nan cried. But Curtis told me she had left tho hos pital-'
 Right, Rnt the hotel manager called mo this afternoon. All excited. Said Mrs, Morgan was in terrible state. l went. Of course, though
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19

Tomorrow will be a banner day for this stOre-because when the fashion and value-wise women come here to investigate this offer they will be amazingly surprised for here arc dresses, fresh from Dame Fashions workshop, including the new prints, the polka dots-the sleeved and sleeveless styles-in silks, chiffons, etc. Sizes for women and misses. Shop tomorrow at JOrdan's.
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WHITMAN TO GIVE.
CONCERT IN DENVER
Orchestra Will Halt En- Route
to California to Broad
cast Program.

Out in Denver on the final lap Of its
journey to. Hollywood, the famous Paul
Whiteman Orchestra will broadcast its
regular weekly radio concert tonight
over coast to coast network of Column
bia BroadcaSting System stations in
which WMAL Is the Washington link.
This will be the second concert to
be broadcast by the orchestra on its
trip to the West, and Whiteman will
make the occasion noteworthy by pre-
senting generous program of dance
hits covering Syncopation of every kind.
The theme song, Rhapsody in Blue"
will fade into California. Here
Come" and this will be followed by
"Pompanola" and "Dusky Stevedore."
The usual fox trot medley includes
such current hits as 1--WE Got Feel
ing I'm Falling" "Please Let Me
Dream in Your Arms" In the Land
of Make Believe" and Precious Little
Thing Called Love"
FLASHES from The Evening Star" a
daily review of world news by Ralph
McCahe, will open the evening portion
Of WMAL'S program. A talk will be
given by DR.. E. S. Johnson of the Uni
verSity of Maryland, on THE Plants
Whimsical Appetite" Cellar knights"
a comedy Skit, will follow.
Vile to Give Talk.
At o'clock Frederic William Vile
will give his weekly resume of THE
Political Situation in Washington To-
night" after which there will be As
minute concert by the United States
Navy Band.
The voice of Columbia and a dance
program by Guy Lombardo'S Royal
Canadians are among WMAL's other
outstanding features. The Columbia
presentation will be musical in char
acter with a mixture of vocal solos.
mixed quartet selections and orchestral
numbers.
Mayor James ]. Walker of New York
will be heard over WRC and associated
stations in the SECONDHAND program to-
night, advertising the attractions of
the worlds greatest metropolis. A
radio drama, The Last Leaf" will fol-
low the talk. The scene will be laid in
the colorful Greenwich Village section
of New York
The Eveready hour, another WRC at
traction, also will present a dramatic
sketch, 1.-The PotterS." The episodes
will be in serial form, and each week
they will be supplemented by a pro-