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SATURDAY
\I'JZ, New York. (-155 melon)
8:00 p. m.-—Concert
with
Sznbo, pianist.
Wsrnetleid Sisters.
O'Callahsn, tenor.
4:00 p. m.—Teo.
tel Belmont
Bisn. Relil. base.
Robert Angustine.
5:30 p. m.—~Clo
and Markets;
ports:
New York State
foreign
Bradstreet“:
Evening Post. N
:30 p. ‘m.——Dancc
the Liederkrons
(469 M
of the Moment.
Street.
:40 p. m.—Piano
Bartlett.
3:55 p.
Of All Kinds.
, KTHanks
euro flotelBloek
Louis D. Mati’é‘r‘n
fatten, Bldg.
W
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' Ind BUILD”!
ciety.
5: 15 p. m. instructi
tice.
gy Albion.
(380
11:55 a. nil—U. S.
port.
(Albany. N. Y.)
“‘6 I—Mod ford '
(300 M
:45 p. m.-——Code
Number 183,
Forecast.
nick.
(337 M
NW 11:55 a. m.—Arlington Time
Weather Reports:
nals: .
and Springfield
7: 30 p.
Kiddies—"Bring
America."
World"
cello: Gsetsno
Eleonor- Turner
9:00 p.
Koch.
New York City.
7: 80 p.
“Sun-Up". in s‘
7 roadie)”.
“1:50pm.
Dashing—“ha.
/tolkon
8:30 p. m.-——Recital
chcrtra
wire from the Hotel Belmont.
5:00 p. m.-——Recital biv’
the New York State Dept. 0! Farms
Farm and Home ro- .
closing quotations of the
exchange
financial ,
:00 p. m.-——"Uncle \V‘iggily Stories"
by Holnrd Cloris.
Cate Boulevard Orchestra.
the Voice" one of the
the Voice" one ottho “Highlights
tslks by Dr. Alfred N. Goldemith.
Director of Research of the Radio
Corporatidn of America.
:15 p. m.—-Flrst Grand Concert ct
“'RC—“'oshington
:00 p. m.—F‘ashion Development:
:10 p. m.~—Song Recital by Story
Blsgden. sopranb
:25 p. m.~—n'l‘he Magazine of Wall
:35 p. m.——-Farm and Home Report.
m.—Currcnt Erents by the
Review of Reviews.
4:10 p. m.-—-Travci Talk prepared
by the National.
0: 00 p. m. -—Childrens' flour by Peg.
“BY—Schenectady. N.
Meters)
tcry time sighols. -
1:: 30 p. mm—Stotk market report.
1::40 p. m.——Produce market: re—
:30 p. m.——Phil Romano's Rain‘bo
Orchestra at the Kenmore Hotel
7:05 p. m.-—-New England “’cather
:30 p. m.——1. Thirty-sixth of a ser-
ies of talk: on New England Bust-
ness Problems by Arthur R.‘Cur-
2. Evening‘u Musicsle.
“‘BZ——Springficld.
7:00 p. m. Dinner c‘onbert‘by 1110
Hotel Kimball Trio direct from
the Hotel Ribbon dinning room.
rim-Twilight Total for the
prepared
magazine.
8: 00 p. ins-Concert by Williont F.
Flood.. tenor: Gustave LnZszxers.
1n.—-Bedtlme
grown- ups by Orison 8. Mar-dong,
“rm-Now York
(49: Dieters) - .
4:00—5: on p. tow—Donn program.
by the Carolinisns Orchootro, un-
der the direction at Charles M.
, [IL—Anne
known octreeoIn‘ow plmni in
.m—varocskopr Trio consist;
log" or Sigmund Groeskopf. ms.
linist: Grace Wyrley Birch. Cel-
lo; Hornet carotene.
8 20 p. in.-—' now Hopeless Chit. ,
dun Found New. Wflby Ha. ~
ChifluDsnsGiboo '
- scoonwsnled by Wimp-ed
brutal-load: mm
by Loulno
duets by the
by Joseph
music by the 110-
by direct
Ed w: rd
accompanied by
sing reports .0!
Stock Exchange:
quotations;
report;
ews.
program by the
"Highlights
Society.
c-terr)
Recital by Alice
Geographic So-
on in Code prac-
Y.
Naval Obacrva-
Hillside, Mm.
et‘ers)
Practice. ’ lerson
Moss.
eters)
Sig-
Boston
Market Reports.
1:: the World to
by “Our
Mlsteriy. vvlolin:
Lamaze”. piano.
story for
El“ nets
group: or humor-
Pisnht.
WM _
Saddam
and Ruth Coe. Pianist.
1,0:00 p. m.—Dance program.
11:00 p. m.—Vinccnt Lopes Orches-
trs broadcasting direct from the
Grill of the Hotel Pennsylvania.
“'OR—XEWARK
(405 Meters)
2:30 to 3:30 p. m.—Florence lee.
pianist and assisting artists in a
program or violin. piano and co-
pmno solos. duets and tries.
3: '30 to 4: 00 p. m.—~Miss ‘JICR' Wil-
bur on ‘\Vhat It Takes To Make
A Distinguished Person" ‘
6:15 p. m.—-——"lciclo."' ‘ to Clause:
assistant. in his Toy Factory. will
speak to the children.
6:25 p. m.-—Concert by the Perl:
City Quartet 0! midgeport. Conn.
G: 35 p. «m. 4011:1110 solos by Lucille
Rogers.
6: 45 11.11: m—Continuatlon of concert
by the Park City Quartet.
7:00 p. m.—Soprnno solos by Lucille
Rogers.
7:15 p. run—bred J. Bondel on'
'Sporting News Up ~To-The- Min-
ute.”
8: 00 to 9100p.
and his Orchestra. in the
popular number's; ‘
9: 00 p. m. -Concert (on two pianos
, by Frances and Elizabeth Adel-
man. American pingists
9:15 p. at.—-"Laughology"—-s mono-
logue by John III. Lynch.
9:30 p. m.——Continnstion of concert
for two pianos by Frances and
Elisabeth Adelman.
9:45 p. I'm—Hon. E. Meade Whipp
of Pennsylvania. in a. talk entitled
"A Non-Portion!) Forecast of the
Presidential Poeslbilittes of 1924"
10: 00 p. m.——Continustion of concert
by Frances and Elisabeth Adel-
man
10: 15 p. m.—— to 11:00 p. [IL—Four
composers of popular and semi-
classic songs at two pianos.
In .——Gens lngrnham
latest
SUNDAY
“‘GY. Schenectady. x. Y.
(380 Motors-l
10: 30 A. cit—Service oi'. the First
Baptist. Church. schenéctndy. N. Y.
3-. 30 P. M.—-—Progrsm by way am.
phony Orchestra. assisted by Ass)
0 C shat tenor.
:30 P081? -—Service of the: First
Baptist Church. Schenectady. N. Y,
“7.1%. New York. ‘
(455 Megs.)
ll: 00 A. M .—Church services dlrect
from the West End Pmmeflsn
Church: sermon by Reverend
Doctor E_ A. Kiogwin. -
":00 P. M.——“8ubble Book stories"
by Ralph Mnyhew.
nnlist's Talk
5:00 P. M.——"The
for Business lien" y‘the Annelist
of ‘(he New York Times. .
8:15 P. his—Sunday Evening 'Con-
cert by, the Hotel Commodore 01'-
rhestrn under the personal direc-
tion of Berngrd Levltow. ‘by direct
. \VGI. Medtord Hillside;me
(800 Motors.)
4: 00 P. M.-—Twilight Program.
"Adventtire
the Youth'o omphnion;
' gram 10:1»: announced. :
8:00 P.‘ hrs—Evening‘ Program. 1;
“Talk on “World Unity" under the
auspices of the Greater ..
Federitlon ot'
nines Huston
Springfield.
. ‘ 1183', ”$998,,
10:46 A. 1‘. inch Services direct
. train, {the Church of. the only ,
6:4;6 P. X~Sundsy Vesper: on
-- Sailboat-1d Municipal
hurchcs.
8:10 P M'bCimrch Sex-ricer
ductéd "="Rév. JODIP‘RI
3 St; Peter’s Ch
enlisted by Qfiurehlnuartet...
for Children" by Glmbel Brothel-i. - '
wells ' ‘
wire from the Hotel Commodore."
1.
our" conducted by
3 Pro-v .
colored
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' Extra Dividends.
NEW YORK. Dec. 7.—-_Five cor-
porations, two of them snufl r. anu-
facturers. voted addi tional holiday
payments to their stockholders to-
day a the form of extra. dividends.
D rectors on the Li emit: Storage
Battery company declared an eitrd
on; meat of 31 oi the common stock
in addition to the regular quarterly
$3. dividend. Annomicemcnt “as
made by the compunv that. never at
thousand shares of preferred stack
outstanding are convertil‘e ifito
common stock on a share {or share
basis and that the dividend apply
also to this preferred stock.
lemon Fisher Co- director: voted
an extra. dividend at 81.50 and a
regular dltidend or 81 on both the
common and common 8 stocks in
addiu n to the regulsr tau-uteri!
dhidesd of $1.75 on tho pmtcrred
stock.
The Amer-icon Snuir eoumwy vot-
ed its stockholders an extrs divi-
dend of 3 per cent. on the common
stock. and suthoriud also regular
quarterly dividends or 3~per cent. on
the common sad 1 1-‘3 per cent. on
the preferretotock. ' .
The G. \V. Refine Co.. “180 a soul!
manufacturer. declared an extra.
dividend of 7 per cent. on the com-
mon stock and the regular quarterly
dividends or 3 per tent on {haem-
mon and 1 % Oper- cent. on the pro.
tel-red stock.
An extra payment of 5 per cent.
was voted by directors of the Pitts-
burgh Plate Glass company in addi-
tlon to quarterly dividends or 2 per
cent. payable Dec. 31. April 3 and
July 1,1934. ,
Numerous corporations voted the
usual quarterly payments at meet-
ings held today. while one company.
the Utah-Apex Mining campus)!
which met in Boston. took '0 action
on the 25 cent quarterly dividend
due at this tin1e.Tho company paid
:5 cents dixidends in each 0: the
tint three quarters o: the year.
London advices stated that the
Anglo-American Oil company had
declared an interim dividend of 5
per cent. in England or 22 cents in
the United States. payable Dec. 17.
The dividend in tree or British in-
come tax. .
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We didn't mention Hrs. Darwin
Clerk in our writing being I. one;
of
be worse a being Itodalso not of
the time to piece quilts so she has
the core or her mother who is 105
and 8 months. 1‘ '
, Our turkey is sill devoured.
1
She
was s ins bird. '
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