. 0nd Broadcasting
isms for Debut Tonight
Ill-Link Radio Chain Ready
7 : fl 1 . a
.‘ OltK.-~lludio fans in tho
* tea and Canada will have
wvilege of listening. tonight to
h considered the most elabor-
FW6oasting concert c\ui' plo-
buton tor the tnmous New York
51 mphony Orchestra at this event.
Then uill come Albert Stocssei. di-
recting the Na‘wtork Oratorio Se-
t'lcl)’, Cesare Sodom. leading both a
mind and a light opera. company.
litin‘m iv‘rauko Goldman and his
mind. Vincent Lopes. uoorge Olsen.
lien Bernie and Jack Denny, each
with his orchestra. Every one at
these has made a. striking hit oler
the radio.
Long-Illstanc'e Pick-bps.
A unique feature of this program
is the arrangement to pick up the
songs at Mary Garden and tho re-
marks of Will ilogers lro‘ their re-
speetlvo positions at points in the
middle west. bring them by special
long-distance lines to New York and
then send them out again to tho in»
die world through WEAI" and WJZ
chains.
Mary Garden will sing trom Chi-
cago. where a special microphone
will be set up in her apartment
hotel studio. and Will liogors will
appear before a special “mike" at
independence. Kas.
This evening. siso. preliminary to
the concert. Owen '1‘. Young. chair-
man oi the board 00 directors of
tho itadlo Corporation or America.
will announce the names or 80 men
and women who will act as an ad-
visory council hereatter in the
choice or proper program features
for the WEAF and WJZiconcerts.
it is the first time in the history
of radio that broadcasting will have
been put on such high a looting.
Lightless Truck
Struck By Auto
Tho Packard truck of David Ru-
dolf. South Norw’lk Junk dealer at
85 Raymond street. was struck at
6:80 o'clock Saturday alternoon by
g. automobile driven by Louis Lo-
vlne. 100 Lalavetts street. Stam-
ford. while it was parked in (hill.
at the “-o estate on the shore road.
. o. emu» ......... .. one 3‘5..‘1'if°.'...‘..3’.‘°$7.7. 32.2.”:
.433 healing Jw1?::."” arrested by State Trooper Silk
Moyflt I. "mum“; and called for court November is
. de‘il iii air-tight contain- so explain why he had no lights
.llhdasuigld sanitary control. It 2?: :h’ the equipment 0' "1. mm
« ot provide tor lights. Both
no opiates. no chloroform:
- cars Were damaged but'no "Hurt“!
nd to the tender throat of a -ero reported.
- i
<“‘~“‘°°“‘° 1“ m” “9 me While Trooper Silk was direct-
. . coughs or grown persons. 1 t m d th ‘
dependable family medicine ng ra c nroun 0 scene at .he
collision anoi. .r car operated in
here. -Adv. .
Samuel Dedeo. Saugatuelt. hove Lu»
to night \ ith one light. On cheek-
ing it up Silk found Dedeo's mark-
ers ‘ pm] He was also sum.
moned to court November 10.
VIlll be the 01 union for the in-
tion to tho radio audience. tor
m1lnlc in their cureels 01'
‘ brilliant sluts in tho “orid at
g inmont,.and tho. reunion ul
‘1 be time at many other load.
I!“ 0‘ the lime.
' event it in”. assumption
‘ over station \VEAli‘ in Now
‘by tho npniy formed National
casting Company. Iubsidiary to
Radio Corporation oi America.
the Junction or the chain or sta-
" taking tho programs from
i nd WJZ in New York.
his time. theretoro, both
1" and WJZ ulii broadcast this
ul’ul program. uhilc 18 other
.. a regularly on their chains
. repeat lilo concert. The chain
.i' reach all our the northeastern
9! tho United states. as m-
St. Louis and as for south
c nati.’
Variety of Artists.
- _l‘a stars.‘vuudc\-ille artists. or-
tl’ll and directors. all leaders
lr lines will participate in this
which “ill be co owded into
. hours of ad ting. The
‘ will be lrom in the evening
I midnight. eastern standard
of
artists who will be introduced
its microphone for the first timt
the team or Weber and Fields.
. g the proficsion oi individ-
ormers. besides these. will
‘ Garden of Chicago Opera
no. Will Rogers. the cow boy come-
Harold Bauc he pianist, and
Rollo, . Metropolitan opera
no.
alter Dnmrosch “ill wield the
EFFACE YOUR COUGH
QUICKLY
“at once taking Foleys Honey
‘ Tal- Compound. Made by
own special precess. it com-
DARIEN POLICE TAKE THREE
SPEEDERS ON P09!I ROAD
EACH GOING 40 who CLIP
There were three arrests for
speeding in Daricn Friday night and
in each instance the offender was
clocked at 48 miles per hour. Ralph
Deutsch. 870 Nicholas avenue. cw
York. was apprehended by P ce-
man George Evans at 0:00 yestcro
day afternoon. and been d H. Zar-
bedian. Hedtord. Mass. 1 into the
hands of Policeman Al uman at
0- o'clock this morning. Each post-
,pd "0 :bonds for court appearance
i3?» inlght. Arthur Swinnsrtcn.
rg. was given a summons by
Slicer Roman early this morning.
otter-Mia had been stopped on the
same charge.
Straight Line Coats I»
Especially Dosigned For Stunts-
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@9150 oil". M
was
new
CO‘BYS
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in“ a complete has of everything needed for Thhkuiving
as dinnerware. glassware. obeying sets. pic and cake tins. '
Mrs. cooking kettles. drip pans, etc.
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South Neural, Cons.
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7 00wlaiddies' l'cxiod “llll I.le
George.
'l:l(i~o'i‘ho Fol“ oanloncls.
l: ao—To be announced.
limo—Musical Triplets.
9: ao—Camcu Orehosivn.
10: 00~Colea' Orchestra.
“czar. NIB“ with—4s.
P.lli
6:00—Dinner music.
too—Melody Girls.
Rib-"Prohibition ltlltl Low,
HOu'nrd .\Iel‘-uin.
7;30-—Urosslwpt Suing Trio.
limo—inaugural program by Mary
Garden. Will lingers. Titlu
liuil‘o. Weber and '1"lt'li1!.
New York Symphony ()r-
rilesirn. Urotorio Society. tho
(loidmun Band. grand opern
company. \‘incont Lopez's
Orchestra. Ben ilernie‘s (ir-
rhestrn and ltoirc‘s Orrin-u-
tra.
“NYC.
1‘. .\i.
6:00v-—llorman Neutnnu. pianist.
(mo—Market high spots.
SHED—Albert d'Angelo. songs.
ti:30-—Elementnry German lessonn.
him—Advanced German lessons.
hail—Police alarms.
7:35—“Nutritlonni Service."
T:53~—\\'illiam lider, cellist.
8: l 5—"Outdoor Lite." Henry Wat-ll.
arm—Flanagan Brothers. songs.
moo—“Football." John Foster.
bzlonli‘rank Kitaelf, violinist.
9:3Mlusic. talks. ‘
”zoo—Police alarms; weather.
WJZ. NEW YORK-455
l‘. M.
7:00—\Vlllys program.
8:00—1naugurnl program.
WRAP. NEW YORK—431
l'. M. M»
7:00~Sacred program.
7:10-lilsrion Kane 1'. soprano:
Steel Jamison. tenor.
RIO—News digest.
“filo—J a m i s o n and Bethmann.
duets.
too—Mary l‘rice. "Air Question~
naire."
3:20—Dorothy Hoyle, violinist.
8:t0-—8ibyl Hose. speaker.
hill—Sylvan String Trio.
filo-James Hyndmnn. “Money."
10:15.1.istenern' variety; quartet;
string trio.
WMSG. NEW YORK—800.
I'. M .
moo-Langston and Marr. songs.
:15~Vida Hindt. soprano.
:so—Miton Yokeman. tenor.
:ib—Bill Stanke. sport talk.
zen—Florence Stern. soprano.
-15-——Milton Yokcman. tenor.
.lo—b‘lorcnco Stern. soprano.
Mil—Brooks and Jerome.
:oo—Horso show news.
:is—Pianschert and G r u p p 72.
songs.
:lfi—Wrtght and Wrong. harmon»
isers
:eo- ‘thOSL hour.
zoo—Evelyn Latikn. songs.
all—Cosy ('lub'Orchcstra.
WLWL. NEW YORK—38L
1". M.
azoo—ldeal insoluble.
sub-“Current E v e n is,"
James Gillie.
8:00—McEvoy concert.
moo—Question Box.
9:30—1tobert Dolan. violinist.
Sill—Louise Jones. contraito.
10:00—Glovnnnt Lettino. cellist.
10:10—Grant Kimbell. tenor.
WMCA, Nfl\\'»YORK-Ml.
P. M.
limo—Ernie Golden's Orchestra.
7:00—Conway's Broadway Chat.
7: iii—Ernie Golden' s Orchestra.
7: lac—Meister's Hungaricgt Orches.
tra.
too—Christian Science lecture. ‘
this—Hour of Music.
ti):15—-Whoosit Contest.
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NEW YORK-«5'16
Rev.
RHEUMA'ISM
srorrno OFTEN
. ,~ IN ONE DAY
Mrs. Dan Richards Finds Remark-
able Way to Stop Rheumatki
Philomena Day
—-Bbeutnatism. Neuritis. and that
terrible ‘suttorlng caused by stilt
lame Joints and muscles need not be
drOadod any longer since the dis-
covsry oi Kare: Prescription. Now it
is possible tor those who are tor-
tured with Rheumatism. and sleep-
l hights to overcome these trou-
bl often in one day's time. is the
remarkable statement at one who
has used thddreatment. This amas-
ing prescription isbringing re-newcd
health and freedom from dread
Rheumatism to thousands where
everything else has tailed.
Mrs. Dan Richards. Gold Hill
Ore. writes June 5. 1928:"1 rs-
celved your medicine and it is doing
wonders tor me. 1 am telling every-
one about it. They all say that 1
'Give her something in fiver tobe
thankful for this Thanksgiving
ripple
O
a large variety of best quality
silverware such as
for all ages and sexes.
;_nled. it you are
. Rheumatism. Nauritts or stilt Joints
an: so much better. and I knew that I
am. I wish that everyone could know
otthisrnodicine Ishall tellcvaryonc
I see about it. Wishing you the best
; o! lucklnmakingleveryono welllsnd
bans!"
. This wonderful prescription pre-
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.Sgonerallir known as Kurex. is easily
used at home and seems to work
. like magic in its rapidity on
, .
* No mattemu your age or oc-
(option. no platter what you have
suffering from
. we are so confident Rum Prescrip-
‘Q tion will stop it that we otter to
3 send a. large trcstmm to:- only 03.00
“on to days trial. It the results are
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send no looser—lust your name
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to : son—Music.
”:00 midnight-Entertainers
luau—Majestic Ensemble.
moo-d Davis. Melody Man.
9le Iovereide. guitar.
0: iii—Fl nee Mascot songs.
0: tit—Dill and Harvey. Io.ngs
-oo-‘itacha Tullin. hour.
10 : Iii—Troubadour 'l‘awrnltes.
limo—Hollywood Ramblers.
ilzbo—Alabal 0 cairn.
”zoo—Carmen Orchestra.
“1’0". Nt‘w Toms—am .
.hl.
il: bo—Employnunt opportunities
ii: lG—Biuke and ilngar. nonga
ti: :io—Knickctbockcr Orchestral
Loo—Selma“ Syncopatou.
iiziiO-~llttllth talk.
3:0 ..~—"itomanCc of J0\\I|5'
WGBS. NEW Ionic—all
I'. iii.
«zoo—Uncle Gcsbee.
ti : 30—-Vnraity Serenade”.
Two—[temp l‘iulnno. ”Mnriom=tlc~n.”i
7: I li—ans-ltems.
“’1”me YORK-401
l'. M .
7:00—lladio vie Club.
I ::to——Joo Ward‘s Orchestra.
Moo—Philip Krumholta. bur-none. .
G~Bellc Brooks songs.
-—"Storngo Batteries,"
Silents.
smith—Dance orchestra.
thou—Frank Achs. tenor.
9: iii—Marry Zinlblcr‘s Orchestra.
o;::5-—Sadie ' ppcr. songs.
”Lib—«J. A. \V Ivy. whlstlol‘.
lush—Dav! und Aka songs.
li~:l."v-—l'0emit by N. 'I'. G.
lil::i0-—l\‘t-ttttlck.\' Orchestra.
lulu—Dance orchestra.
1::UO—Orchestrn.
WRNY. NEW YORK—all
.‘i.
:tifl—Sporll and finance.
Ail—Weather report.
nip—Judith Iicth. soprano.
zio—Sonlan's Concert Orchestra.
:55-—Theatso Tattle.
zoo—Helen Baldwin. recital.
itzifi—Ben Bernie‘s Orchestra.
9:00—“Wirekruft—-A New Art."
into—Dustin Trio.
mail—Melody Maids.
9:45—Newkirk and Barth songs.
10:00~Amiel Radio Ramblers.
limo—Prince Piotti.
tints-Radio Ramblers.
WBNY—NEW YORK—322.
l'. .‘\l.
anon—Stage and screen talk.
:os—r‘. Stern. pianist.
min—Jackson orchestra.
s:3o-—Barrie Moore. recitauons.
:.:45--Bcrt Warner. songs.
moo—Orchestra.
Milo—J. Rose. soprano.
kilo—Bob Colgate. songs.
ltI:00-—H. Glenn. songs.
i 0: i 5—Martiu's orchestra.
MSG—Variety program.
I WKBQ—NE‘V YORK—205
'. M.
n : (lo—Jack Monstein's crohcst rs.
it: i 5—Culamsnd rel. barytono.
taco—Amelia De Puke. uprano.
moo—Katherine Macr. pianist.
turtle—«Sunset Melodians.
\VllllS—BROOKIA‘N—dfl.
l‘. M.
szoo—Karcher's Musical Knights.
8:45—Gcne Cuilnn's Entertainers.
mun—Tom Murray. songs.
:7: ia—Oxlcy a sterling orchestra.
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m-)-g-.-.-).
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10.00—Misses McFadden and Bar
icy. songs.
ions—Special lecture. A".
itiunmEd Smith. songs. '
112l5~Cascads Ramblers.
WOR—NEWARK—ioo
P. M.
6: i Haeques Jacobs's Ensemble.
cub—Bill Wathey. “Sports."
7:00—Jacquos Jacobs'a Ensemble.
7:30-Da.nce orchestra.
moo—“Current 'ropltz.” lecture.
Szao—Jamos Mafiatt. tenor.
moo—White Collar Hannonists.
io:00—-—Soder-H.ueck concert.
ions—Rose Newman. pianist.
lO:55——Nows bulletin.
ltzoo-Guerwich's Danes Orchestra. .
Airplane Used
By Feudists In
Bloody Herrin
MARION. Ill. (APi—Jl’ho airplane
and aerial bomb have been add-
ed to armored oars. machine guns
and other weapons used in the
Southern Illinois gang warfare be-
tween the rivai Shelton and Birget
liquor factions. .
Flying low over "Shady Rash".
roadhouso operated by Charley Bir-
ger. gang leader. ten miles cast at
Marion. an unidentiilod aviator
dropb’éd a bomb which tailed to ex-
piece.
Only One Esplodos
Seven or eight saunter- then ran
out of the place and began tiring at
the plane with rides and machine
guns as it circled around again and
dropped tw‘o more bombs. One was
a dud. The other exploded in the
woods 100 yards from the rcadhouse.
The gun n did not nod. its mas-k.
tho aviator ng away rapidly to
the north. The attacking plane bore
no marks of identification and the
pilot could not be seen clearly tron: .
the ground.
No damage was done by the ex-
plosion but Birger. vabo pas at his
home in Harrisburg. at the time was
wrought up over the new method or
“sins wu- Isainst hint.
“Thera'll be combing popping ad
here new.” be told a. newspaper- cos--
respondent. "They .can '7. try that
stun on me. I'll (a In Ill-piano. it
I can, and I’ll use it. too."
'rbi air raid apparently was in
reply to an early morning visit by
alleged Birger gangsters at West
at! near Benton. ”ballad
rs. where they Who-LN.
gan andrlno tire in twobossss
a. neighborhood mm by the
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