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Evening star., 1929-11-29

LOST.
BOSTON BULLDOG. female. dark brindle,
white markings; last seen vicinity l4th and
Harvard sts.; reward. Cleveland 6420.
EARRING. diamond surrounded BY nine
pearls; vicinity of Fox Theater, Brownley S
and 18th and G sts. NV. Reward. Phone
wisconsin 1927 1A
ESKIMO sPfTz PUPPY, in vicinity Of Hol-
mead pl and Otis NV. Reward. 1887 Oak
GLASSES. pair, With name and address on
case. Clara Taylor, 8l6 Decatur st. NV,
wed. nisht in downtown district; reward
KEYS. in leather Eeyholder, in vicinity OF
n7tn and p5on sts 1aIs, nT ga S1 November 2!
LARGE, dark req IlonE-hairedl Chow dos.
returned to 81 s, Newman, 2soO Tiidsn st.
NV. Clev. 0593.
PIN, Daushters of America emblem Tuesday
nv. Phone Lincoln ss35 or 1918 south Cap
ttol st. s.w. Valued only by owner. Reward
RED CHOW; mos mos. old. 1927 18th st. RE Re-
sHOTGUN-In canvas case, 12-sauge Par
ker double -barreled, Thursday morning, be-
tween Southeast End Georgetown. Reward
Call lincoln 1603-W.
SUIT CASE black. containing woman's ap-
parel: on Thursday morning, 10th st. ne,
TIGER, CAT, larEe, extra toe on front feet
Madison st. NV. " 30-
REWARD $3.50
For the return to Nichols Co.. 626 Bond
3:16 carats, lost at Bowie race track on
Nov. 20.
Evening star., 1929-11-29
DIOCESAN HOME HEADS
WILL RECEIVE DONATIONS
Vegetables and Other Foods for
Winter Consumption by In
mates Desired.

Donation day will be observed tomor-
row at the Diocesan Home for the Aged,
1915 Wisconsin avenue. when contribu-
tions of provisions will be received
throughout the day by members of the
board of managers. of which Mrs. Will
liam Claiming johnson of 1870 Wyo-
hing avenue, is president.
Vegetables and other foods that can
be used by the inmates of the home
this Winter are especially desired by
the board of managers
Evening star., 1929-11-29
Girls Elude School Guards.

Beulah D. Russell, II, and Thelna
Dodson, II, inmates of the National
Training School for Girls at Muirkirk,
Md, escaped yesterday from custody
shopping tour of the city. according to
police. This is the Dodson girls second
escape from the school. Police have
instituted a search for the runaways.
Evening star., 1929-11-29
POUND
LOST.

FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue
League, 349 Maryland ave. sw. Nat. 808S.
Evening star., 1929-11-29
4n @Pmtnrtaite.

our dear son and srottsr, R fSr 10Y aeii eLk,s
November %, 1914
RRsT.ssm46Tsnes Rn.s bran z a SoIasn Chain
Is the % Greatest a. s sorrow Tro 'P 81 our ~ Ssarta
The years may wipe out many thinss,
rts But nth this they :; Tips wipe out nsveE
PAIHERi ,.n r' MOTHER SISTER AND
GRANTLEN. JOHN B. AND wILLIAM j.
Sacred TO the memorv of our devoted
lpyss Igsy ones gho sIesp in the silent tomb:
life twenty-six years aeo. November 5.
1908 and WILLIAM J. GRANTLIN, who
9asSYeodi Yoi, away twelve years ago. November
Often our thoughts wander
To the grave so far away.
Where lie the sweet memories
That will never fade away
eeRANTLIN' aiTToS MRS. N. sAuNpERs' ms
HOLMES. GEORGE H. In LOVING rsmsnn-
HnSf HohSEso oi who my .psst.s 9ssf sen RI, GEIoaoE
aso today November 20, isSa. t'' ''s ss"F
One year we have missed you,
Nay your soul be e. rest
IN SIi Tnq tbSnTs SnTs siw s;od'a t Tin t9 tSsea ao
LOVING MOTHER AND WIFE.
MERCHANT. THOMAS w. In sad but low
THoMAss MAssrASn @ERcaAHT Fl 1C aSS0tss dsp.ss.s sSn
shis this liss liss three years aso today, November
Death has taken my dear son
From my home, and fond Srnbraen
But the hour Of JOS Is coniina.
"Ha snail HIS rs fiDi EoHfSo fsss So4SEa e sasEE
NEWTON. ELLEN. In lovine rememhrance
OF my dear mother, ELLEN NEWTON who
NaSsSr NSsDsTtsSd TBS ,a, i5s eisht years asa to-day
Loved in life, remembered in death.
LOVING DAUGHTER JOSRPAfNlE.
PAYNE. FANNIE n. In Loving remembrance
Of our dear mother, FANNIE u. PAYNE
who Departed this hfe two years aEo to-
DAY, November 20, 1927.
just line Of sweet remembrance,
just Jt'i token HHUy of loves eSpH S dsyosion, iS
That our hearts still long for you.
HER DEVOTED DAUdHTERs. NEtiiE H.
NEAL AND MADELINE HARMS.
SCOTT, GERTRUDE yR00MAN. IN loving
yRooMAS. Who So sudaeny dEEnisr' pSsssd drS anSg
twa wears ago today. Noyemher a. 1a17.
FqRREST T VRoomAN AND MrNNIH O.
SMITH: CATHERINE OWENS. In lovine
ter, CATHERINE OWENS SMITH, who dee-
parted parted tbs m ,aJs tte one year aso today No
Just line Of sweet remembrsncA
Just memory fond and trties
Just a token Of loves devotion,
That my heart still longs for you.
No one knows the silent heartache,
Only those who have lost car ten
OF grief that Is borne in aileaee.
For the one we love so well.
II Is lonesome here without you;
In the midst Of friends am blue,
For neneaf1 my smile 10 an achtna he0rt
That Is always ionginE for .yol
Ses-~-
Evening star., 1929-11-29
FOREIGN.

q am, Greenwich time, today
Stations. Temperature Weather.
London England. ........ so Part cloudy
Paris, France. ............. So Rain
Berlin. Germany. 46 Part cloudy
Gibraltar, Spain. 56 Part cloudy
moon, Greenwich time, today
Horta CFayaD, Azores. 50 Part cloudy
Current obseryations.)
Hamilton. Bermuda. a...... 72 Clear
San Juan. Porto Rico. 7a Part cloudy
Havana, Cuba. ........., "a Clear
Colon. Canal Zone -. 80 Fart cloudy
Evening star., 1929-11-29

A man smoking 90 cigarettes a day
would take little over three years to
get through q mile or 1,150 boxes of
cigarettes, with 20 cigarettes to the
package
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-21
.R0OSEVELTS SON
I'LL AT ALBANY
New York Executives Boy Is
Stricken With Pneumonia

Albany. N. r, Jan. Fl R-James
Roosevelt. eldest son of the COVER
nor and Mrs. Roosevelt. today lay
i'll in the executive mansion with
pneumonia which developed in the
right lower lobe after early symp-
toms indicating he was suffering
from an attack OF influenza.
The illness is such said an an
nouncement of the governors secre-
tary, Guernsey T. Cross. that con-
siderable anxiety will be felt re-
garding him for several days"
The patient. since he returned to
Albany from Harvard university
Thursday of last week. has been un-
der the surveillance of DR.. Matthias
Nicoll. Jr., state commissioner Of
health. DR.. L. w. Gorham Of Al.
bany is attending him. James, q
senior at Harvard. passed a com.
Portable day" yesterday. said bull.
letin, land both temperature and
respiration showed a slight but
favorable remission at 8 p. m. Hi,
general condition is good.
He has suffered from influenza Of
the bronchial type. involving onl,
the right lobe" The bulletin wa,
issued by DR.. Gorham.
The illness OF his son caused thu
governor to postpone indefinitely thu
legislative reception which was to bt
held at the mansion Wednesday eve
ming.
DIR. Nicoll believes there is lever,
reason for optimism" in the case.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-21
Today. Features

After hearing the sorrows ana
bemoaninRs of the New York radio
fans, the writer fairly maintains
that the local fans have no KICK
coming insofar as receiving Is con-
cerned. We might say that condl-
tons here are 100 per cent as cofn-
pared with those in the big city.
WEAF and WIZ. the main cogs OF
the NBC system, are heard IN these
parts clearly and can be gotten
without difficulty. whereas the New
York fan has great trouble in get
ting these stations to come through
clearly, and oftimes find trouble in
turning in on these stations. After
all we're not so bad off.
| Current musical shows in New
York abound in charming melodies
of every description, so that musl-
cal ensembles have no difficulty in
selecting groups of popular songs
that have attained national fame.
Tonight we shall hear some OF these
popular selections during the
Voice of Firestone" program at 8
o'clock over WEAF-WT1C. Frimrs
March of the Musketeers" and Sc
lections from Golden Dawn" are
the opening and closing numbers,
with Alters Blue Shadows" john
sons "Dusky Stevedore.' Rapee's
diane" and angela Mia" and
Axis II Loved You Then as l Love
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-21
EAST AND WEST STATIONS

125O-WGCP, Ncwark-240
S:O0-To be announced
S:20-Imperials lmps
9:O0-Palais Joy orchestra
8iO-WIP, Philadelphia-492
6:3O-Time; weather: Warrens or
chestra
7:00-Roll calls: birthday hsts;
dancing school
1::3O-Time; studio recital
S:oo-Meyer Musical ensemble
9:0O-Wandereds' Male quartet,
Four Hawaiians
lO:00-12 mid.-Dance music
1lOO-WPG, Atlantic City-273
5:l5-Farm talk; organ recital
S:00-Dinner music
S:3O-Honolulu Duo
S:45-The Two Musical Jays
9:Oo-Traymore concert orchestra
9:45-Laura Cloud, soprano
1O:00-Mavis Chocolate Boys
11:1O-Dance orchestra
7sO-WGY, Schcnectady-3sO
e:oO-Stock reports. produce mar
ket, farm forum. news
6:29-Weather; time: dinner mu'
sic
7:3o-Madrigal Mixed quartet
s:O0-Same as WEAF
7OO-WLW, Cincinnati-4:S
5:oO-Tea Time Trio
5:30-Live Stock reports
5:4O--Jack and Gene
6:OO-Henry Thiess and orchestra
G:30-Dynacone Diners
| 6:59-Weather report
| 7:Oo-Municipal Administration
| talk
7:15-Jack and Gene
| 7:3O-Gasson's Chicks
S:OO-Professor Kyrock
s:15-Lamp Light Melodies
| S:3o-The Duo Discs
| 9:OO-The X. I. o. Ministries
9:30-Real Folks
| 1O:0O-Time and Weather
| 10:o1-The Hamilton club
1o:20-Jack and Gene
1O:S0-Michael Hauer's orchestra
11:00-Slumber music
12:oo-Ted Weems and orchestra
12:30-W. L. & W.
1:OO-Henry Thiess and orchestra
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-21

9:O0-Jewish program
10:00-Play. THE Eligible Mr.
Bangs
10:30-Male quartet
l1:OO-Al Lynn's orchestra
1O10-WHN-907
9:oO-Dance orchestra
9:3O-St. Nicholas Arena, bouts
1O:3O-Amoy orchestra
11:0O-Prince Piotti. Madelyn Hardy
l1:3O-Art Landry's orchestra
11:45-Parody orchestra
1900 mid.-Cotton orchestral
l2:15-Duke Ellington's orchestra
12:3O-Organ recital
12:45-John Cart, organist
lO1O-WRNY-297
5:O0-Smith. ballads; Farm Forum
5:30-Tottie's story: talk
5:45-Children's Minstrel Show
6:O0-Tambo and Bones; duets
6:lO-Own Your Own Home Day
6:15-Howell. tenor; Girls Vocal
Trio
6:45-Frances Reiter, pianist
7:0O-Sea Ensemble
7:30-Talk; Natures Wonders
S:0O-Cotton Blossom Minstrels
:3O-Roosevelt dance orchestra
S:45-Jack Pettis. saxophonist
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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD MONDAY, JANUARY q, 1928

brought intimatioa from German
sources that Great Britain would
reap results from British effort to
keep Afghanistan free Of Turkish
influence, the dcpoaed ruler having
been an an enthusiastic disciple OF
Mustapha Kemal. This was prompt
~ denied from London.
Just what the ultimate result Will
be upon the Asiatic policies OF Great
Britain and Russia. the two Euro
pean powers most interested In AZ
ghanistan, remains 10 be seen, Eng
land has always kept . wary eye
upon the passes leading from the
mountain Businesses OF the Moslem
kingdom TO the rich valleys Of north
crn India and the presence OF Russia
in that background led Kfpltng to
write Of "the bear that walks like q
man." There may have been signih-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-21

canoe In the fact that British planes
carried Inayatullah away from Kabul
and that he Travelled through Brittsh
territory to join Amanullah In Kan
dahar.
. Geneva hailed with elaborate nat
isfaction 4 notification from Bolivia
that she would like to have the
ownership Of the Grand Chaco re-
gion dispute with Paraguay refer
red to the permanent court at the
Hague. The cheering was renewed
when a reply came from Paraguay
that the Asuncion government bad
always been willing to submit the
question to arbitration. The response.
however. did not specifically men-
ton the Hague tribunals, Paraguay
evidently having in mind Argentine's
effort to arbitrate between her South
American neixhbors.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-21

meatioa the bill. Ter - new Ameri-
can cruisers. this bit OF references
comins eniy . few days after the
Tokyo government had let It b.
known that the keel tor the last
Of it, new cruisers hid hesn laid.
Move Rapa11y
Afghan affairs moved with such
"a pidity that tho country had three
kings within 4 week. First ANA
nuilah. apostle OF weaerrixation
was forced ~ pressure OF northern
malcontents, to abdicate In favor OF
his elder brother. Inayatuliah. the
latter within four days was penned
in the citadel at Kabul and sur
rendered to the northcrners rr''r
'Bacha sakas." the water boy
who proclaimed himself III ....:ra
under his own name Of Habibutlah,
The downfall OF Amanullah
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-21


China and japan came to IN un-
derstanding, but not formal treaty.
respecting tariK autonomy for the
Nationalist government and ip re-
gard 10 the new Chinese ct1toms
ievies which become effective next
week. It II not CLAIR which nation
saved face" by this avoidance Of the
formal step which the Unteed States,
Great Britain. Germany and other
powers took with China
Marking was busy also 9ith .
Chinese disarmament coniSrence.
Disbandment o fthe 1,500.0n men
In the revolutionary armies ~ to
proceed gradually but IL conditioned
to some extent upon willingness Of
various provincial governors to sub.
nit their finances to national cor.
troll.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-21
OBTAIN 3147

Boston, Jan. Fl (UP)-Two un-
armed bandits held up David PEARL
mutter, manager of a Dorchester
chain grocery store. today. and
escaped with $147.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-21
MONDAY
Eastern Standard Time
NEW NENGLAND STATIONS

eOO-WTIC, HartfordH5OO
G:10-Summary Of program
6:12-Mother Goose
G:25-News
6:30-Hotel Bond Trio
7:00-Hotel Manger orchestra
7:15-Silent for WCAC
s:oo-Voice of Firestone
S:30-The Gypsies
9:30-The Family Party
1o:so-Musical Program
11:O0-News and weather
sso-WBz, springfiekl-sos
s:3O-DiSanti's orchestra
6:O0-Correct time
coin. A. c. Forum
6:15-Official Agriculture report
6:35-News
s:4o-Albertine G. Dean. blind
coloratura soprano
6:59-Chimes
7:oo-Bert loves orchestra
7:oo-R. W. McSeel
7:3O-Roxy and His Gang
S:s0-The Duo Discs
9:oo-American Legion Banquet
9:30-Real Folks
10:00-Time and Sportograms
l0:06-Ernie Andrews Trouba-
dours
l1:0o-Weather report
11:01-News
t1:05-Concert program
i1:c0-keith Memorial Organ
11:50-Correct time and weather
1:3O-WNAC. BostOn-24l
5:0O-Ted and His Gang
6:0o-Newscast sting
6:05-The Romancers
6:35-Temperature report
6:36-Colonial Dinner dance
7:00-News
7:11-"Amos m Andy"
7:25-Hawaiian program
7:5O-Newspaper Sidelights
S:0O-The music Room
S:30-The Couriers
9:0o-Physical Culture Hour
9:30-Vitaphone Jubilee
1o:0o-Light Opera. daughter o.
Madame Augot"
11:00-News
11:1o-Copley Plaza orchestra
11:45-Palais dor orchestra
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-21
THE BRACELET

THE BRACELET
Unique in design ana
treatment. - the sketch
shows. developed in plati-
mum and white. FOLD.
Three Of the links are OF
carved rock crystal, each
set with . diamond
$780,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-21
NEW YORK CITY
37O-WNYC-S1e

57O-WNYC-53s -.
5:0o-Time; market high spots
5:15-Health talk; Shulman. sax
5:l5-"Own Your Home" J. Klinck
C:00-Herman Neuman, pianist
s:1S-Karl Priester. songs
S:3O-German lessons
7:3l-Police alarms; announce
ments
7:s5-Air College: Training m
Engineer" Dean skene
7:55-Air College: Native New
Workers." Major Caccavajo
S:lb-Hans Merx, German songs
s:S0-Gregg shorthand contest.
awarding medals.
s:5O-Civil Service announcements
S:s6-Time; police alarms; wealth.
9:o0-Genesee Society dinner.
Speakers: John N. Davis, toast
master; DR.. Livingston Farrand;
Hon. Meyer Jacobstein: Rev..
w. W. Giles; Myron Charles
Taylor
s70-WMCA-S2s
10:o0-Rainbow orchestra
10:30-Little Entertainment, orch.
11:00-Correct time
11:0O-McAlpineers dance orch.
11:3O-News: dance orchestra
1890 mid.-Harlem orchestra, en-
tertainers
h2:30-2:0O a. m.-Village Grove
Club: Main Street Wretches'
ssO-WEAF-ls4
5:00-Bob Fallon's orchestra
5:3o-Jolly Bill and Jane
6:00-Summary Of programs
s:0o-Waldorf-A Astoria dinner mu-
SIC
7:0o-I1al Kemp's orchestra
7:30-"The World James Mac
Donald
7:t5-The Piano Twins
s:oo-voice of Firestone
s:30-Gypsies
9:30-Family Party
ho:3O-Empire Builders
El:00-Opera, Carmen
710-WOR-42:
5:oO-Lombardy orchestra
5:3o-"Golfng," Harry r. Spar
b:4o-Euss. pianist; sport talk
s:oO-Von Tilzer, Better Ballads
6:15-<ews; "Footlights," Oliver
N. Sayler
6:30-Uncle Don
6:55-Thrift week
7:oo-Time: Levitow's orchestra
7:3O-H. V. Kaltenborn, "Curren'
Events
7:5s-Chimes; the music room
s:3o-Couriers
9:00-Physical Culture hour
9:3o-vitaphone Jubilee
1o:o0-Weather: opera La File d.
Nine Angot"
l1:0o-News, bulletins weather
1l:o5-Emil Velazco. witching hou
t1:3N-Ernie Golden's orchestra
7SO-WJZ-3S5
5:oo-Poetry and musical back
ground
a:15-Ruth Thomas. soprano
s:30-Reports. stock market. finan
ciai summary, cotton prices, ag
ricultural reports
5:45-Piano twins
6:0U-Palais dor orchestra
6:50-Summary of programs
.:o0-South Sea Islanders
1:30-Roxy and His Gang
s:3O-Automatic Duo
e.0O-Neapolitan night
s:3o-'Real Folks
iO:OO-Correct time
10:00-Blue Danube nights
1o;a0-Waldorf-A Astoria orchestra
11:OO-Slumber music
SSO-WABC-34S
5:00-Dr. d. r. Hodgdon, "Food'
5:3O-Market prices
5:A5-Children's hour
G:3O-Harrry fuckers orchestra
1:00-Chimes: program summary
7:oS-Lucille Black. pianist
1:1S-Park Lane orchestra
Establishments program
s:30-Raybestos orchestra
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-21
THE BROOCH

The BRUUCH . - !.
Lovely in it, simplicity. 10
Of solid platinum. The
rock crystal IL delicately
carved and the diamonds,
seven in number, make
this q piece Of rare beauty.
A large diamond domin-
ates. thanked by three
slightly smaller ones On
either sids-S1l6.00s
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-21
THE PENDANT

THE PENDANT 49,.
Charmingly designed In
platinum and white gold.
The larger rock crystal
10 delicately carved and
set with two sapphires and
ono diamond. The smaller
one Ia set with one dia-
mond-31l0.00.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-21

At $50 stations WEAF and
VITO will offer the weekly Family
Party presentation. featuring to-
night artists of the Metropolitan
Opera including Louise Lerch, So
prano; Dorothea Flicker. contralto:
Armand Tokatyan. tenor. and
George Cehanovsky. baritone. The
soloists will be assisted by AZ chorus
and a symphony orchestra. Among
the selections are the Easter hymn
from Mascagni's "Cavaleria Rusti-
cana" selection from Massenet's
"Manon," Pinchiellis la Giocon-
d." Saint-Saens' Samson and De-
lilah." Gounods Faust" Massenet's
That's and Verdi's "Rigoletto."
Thompkins Corners will become
St. Moritz for tonight. Impossible :?
Oh yes. quite so. as the Midwinter
Ice Carnival is going to take place
on the local pond. with the entire
population out to Guido the famous
Swiss resort. Judge Whipple will be
King Neptune and will lead all the
skaters on sleigh The time
Of the carnival is $3.50 and you may
listen in on it over WIZ and WBZ.
'The Shooting of Dan McGrew''
will be the special feature during
the broadcast by the Couriers at
$50 tonight over WOR and WNAC.
This famous dramatic poem will be
burlesqued by Henry Burbig. The
rest of the program consists OF
musical selections including "A
Room with a View" from Coward'1
This Year of Grace" Gershwin'a
Feeling I'm Failing from Treas
ure Girl" Donaldson's RED, Red
Rose" from "Whoopee." and a Sc
lection from MccHugh's "Hellc
Daddy"
L. G.
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&~3xquisiteDi amonds3<9
Gmbed4ed in deEcahl~,.';;


An actual reproduction Of true art In per.
feet Jewels in setting not less than
perfect. Selected from our stock, visualized
by our artist.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-21

A school il 10 he established at
Tingura, Peru. for training in agri-
culture and the breeding and care of
livestock in the Andean mountain
region.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-21
You Now" In between.

In response to Thousands Of re-
quests. the favorite Gypsies will
oblige tonight with the repeating Of
Berger's "Valse Triste' and selec-
tons from Romberg's THE Desert
Song during their concert period at
$50 over the same stations. Other
selections in this varied program in
clude Mowry's Spanish Gypsy
Dance" Friml's "Mignonette,"
LISTS "Liebestraum." Kreisler's
Liebesfreud," Debussy's "Pixzicato
Polka" and Logan's "Pale Moon"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-21

That most popular of operas.
Carmen" by Bizet. will be pro-
duced over the air via WEAF at
IL o'clock tonight by members OF
the National Grand Opera company
with Marguerite D'Alvarex and
Julian Oliver in the title roleA
Other members in tho cast are
Marjorie Horton, Nino Ruisi and
Theodore Webb. The story Of Car
men" need not be told, a. nearly
everyone has heard 1t so many.
many times. but the music will live
forever.
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Bob-WOR WCAU WNAC WEAN
WV WfBL WAX WcAO WAS WADE WKRC WGHP WMAQ WSFD
WMAL
CarnVs-WJz
The Nome nugget., 1929-03-16
KENNEL KLEB K.ARNIVAL

Saturday, April 9th, has been definitely fixed as the date on which the big doings of the Nome Kennel Club will take place. The celebration will commence with a grand pageant along much the same line as obtained last year. This will be followed at night by the big Carnival and Ball at which a Queen of the Trail will he chosen by popular vote. Tickets of admission to the Carnival and Ball will carry voting value of 100 votes or more. to be decided later.
 The arrangements of the details of both Pageant and Carnival have been left entirely to committee composed of Messrs. J. D. Harlan. Paul Potter, Thos. D. Jensen. Dr. F.. J. O'Hara, and Mesdames L. E.. Rynning, w. B. Miller. the Misses Kristie Sather. Emily Polet and Helen Erik.
 This committee will meet soon and perfect the arrangement when further announcement will appear In the Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1929-03-16
BORDEN MARATHON DOG
 RACE SUNDAY, MARCH 24

This race which will be open to all will take place as scheduled on March "A, provided the weather and trail conditions are good, as required by Lieut-Commander John Borden, who instituted the race and donates the prize. Non members of the Kennel Club will be re- quired ; to pay an entrance fee of $500. The prizes are as follows: First s15O.OO, Second s75.OO, Third $5O.00.
 The. following officials will con duct the race: Judges, W. H. Cameron, J. D. Harlan, Frank Mar tin, NJ. J. Walsh. Timekeepers, L.. F. Rynning. Cliff Allyn. Starter, Dr. F. J. O'Hara. Trail Blazer. Fritz Mebes.
 Entries will close at Polet's Store at noon on Saturday, March 23rd and drawing for place will be held at the Drug Store of Lo- men Bros. at : P. M the same day.
The Nome nugget., 1929-03-16
Dog Team Breaks Big Tree.

The Nugget is indebted to Rich ard Escholt for the following item of news. Between Film and Walla on the second hill the dog teams of the mail carrier and Mr. Esc- holt met on the narrow trail at that point. As MT Escholt ran up to help pull his sled out of the way the mail team started up, the front of the mail sled came in contact with with tree 14 inches in diameter and about 40 feet high. As a result the mail sled was wrecked back to the second stanch- ion and the tree broke of near the base. Both teams narrowly es- caped being crushed when the tree crashed to the ground.
The Nome nugget., 1929-03-16

Chas. F. Rice and Bill Thompson left Nome for Teller Friday morn ing. MT. Rice is interested in a dredge in that section of the coun- try and is making the trip with the view of repairing and placing the dredge to work on new ground owned by Mir. Thompson. The dredge vas formerly owned by Dr.
 A. D. Andrews and is at present on Sunset Creek. The trip will probably take two or three weeks.