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_. ilding Materials
Ofiice Ennis-
C-r-Fsrm and Dairy Products
Feed. Fertiliser
Things to Eat
Household Goods
ewairy. Watches. Diamonds
Machinery and Tools
Ilueical Merchandise
, --Radio Equipment
i-rSeeds. Plants. Flowers
,4 pecisle at the Stores
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for Housekeeping
vandal: Places
Where, to Eat
Who" to, Stop in Town .
Wanted-Rooms or Board
ESTATE FOR RENT—‘
pertinence and Plate
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Straycd. Lost, Found
BROWN BAG -— Containing
dress. between Havilnnd St. and
East Bound station. Suitable re-
ward. Return to Sentinel Office.
MAN'S SIGNET RING—Initials F.
L. U. Reward. Return to Frank
Ungvary, Auburn St. off Sound
View avenue. South Norwalk.
SMALL WHITE POODLE DOG—
Slight touch of brown on edge of
cars. No collar. has habit of stand-
ing onehind legs Last seen in hill
section in neighborhood of Post
Road and Cedar St. Phone 2505.
. Reward.
AUTOMOTIVE
THE EVENING SENTINEL—SOUTH NORWALK, CONN., WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER.29, 1926.
1
PAGE ELEVEN
e Sure And Read This Complete Catalogue Of Wants And Offers Every Day
spar. scram rca 11111.11 .1
4i.
Apartments and Flats 74
5 LARGE ROOMS—With all im.
provementsiincludlng heat. gas,
large coal rapge. 5 minutes from
South Norwalk R. R. Station.
Phone 2478.
THREE ROOMS -—- All improve-
ments. heat. light and gas funlish-
ed. Adults only. 11‘. I11. Fitch. 118
South Main St. South Norwalk.
TLARGE ROOMSI—with 811 im-
provements. 72 Spring St. One
minute from R. R. Station. Phone .
1416.
3 ROOMS—All improvements. Rent
820.00. 23 El - avenue. Inquire
Feinsod‘s Dcp . store 28 Ely Ave.
Phone 1502., .
Automobiles For Sale 11
THE NORWAiJi FRANKLIN CO.
Phone 1881 95 Wall St. Norwth
88 SPRING S'I‘.—-5 rooms. all im-
provoments newly decorated. Rea-
sonable rent. Apply Louis Avrlck.
W. R. AUSTIN
South Norwallr
Phone 1959
CHEVROLET SALES 8: SERVICE
Westport
590
10
Repairing on all makes of cars.
Storage by the day. week or month.
your car washed while you wait.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
8 Elisabeth St. Tel 4127
BUSINESS SERVICE
Post Office Bloc . ,
MODERN—5’ rooiggpartment. tirst
floor. all improvements. 81 Greg-
ory Boulevard. Rent 845.00.
Phone 2025. "
‘ is.
SMALL HOUSE-*OI 4 rooms. part it.
improvements. Rent 525 per ‘,
month. Apply 24 Clay 51., South
Norwnlk.
78
8 FLOORS—opposite South Norwalk ‘
~ R. R. Station. suitable for light
factory work or storage purposes.
Telephone 1416.
Business Places For Rent
L
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Welfare Workers—That Work For
. Everybody’s Welfare
No Welfare workers arc-more deserving .11
the name than the hundreds of little ”workers”
which are appearing daily in the 'A B- C Classi-
tied Section of The Sentinel.
These classiflcd'ads are continually arrang-
ing meetings between buyers and sellers upon
mutually favorable grounds—are finding good
positions for ambitious workers—arc returning
lost articles to their owners—arc renting deal:-
able property—are, in abort, doing a multitude
of things which are distnctly and decidedly .
prom.tivc of public welfare.
You. can’t find any more conscientious 01-
unselfish workers than The Sentinel classiflil
ads.
1' And you can’t fir all the things you w.11t
rind need, if you don’t ionsult the Classi.
Sectio; regularly! " 1
The A-I-C Classified lids
.. Always the Same—In Service
Always Ditl‘erent—In “:portunity " "
if...
Busine- ServlcefOffei-ed 18
MARINE MOTOR:—- overhauled.
Special outboard motors over-
hauled, 810.
FITZGERALD AWNING C0.
First '8‘: New Sis. Phone 8080
UPHOLSTERING—and cabinet
work. Picture framing, mirrors
and upholsterers' supplies. Chair
c‘aning. etc. AwBergstrom. New
1.0. O. F.. Bldg. So. Norwallt.
Cleaning, Dyeing. Renovating 20
HELLO BILL—New not? No. the
old one cleaned blocked and
trimmed Looks swell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
ing list Shop. 11 N Main St.
Norwalk Conn. up 1 flight stairs.
a satisfied customer is our aim.
Moving, Truck lng Storage 28
NAG! BROS—Storage. All kinds lo-
cal and long distance trucking
Piano hoisting. Special vans for
moving. 5 ton Mack dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone 818 daytime:
804-14 nights. ,
' EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Female 32
DELL BOY—16 years old wanted.
’5 Apply Mahackcmo Hotel. South
Norwalk. «I1
REFINED YOUNG LADY 0r young
married woman with some spare
time to do clerical work. Need not
interfere with present employ-
n nt. Address. P. O. Box 1164.
w Haven. Conn.
TWO NEEDLE OPERATORS—For
sleeve piecing» sleeve inserting and
closing. on men's dress shirts.
Steady work‘all year. Ideal condi-
tions and highest prices. Apply:
LE ROY SHIRT COMPANY. 11.
Chestnut St.. So. Norwalk. Conn.
WANTED—Experienced shirt fore-
lady for stitching department.
Good opportunity. Tangér-I—Iyman
Shirt (30.. Wallingford. Conn.
2 YOUNG LADIES—Typists.prefer-
red Reynolds farm. Scribner Ave.
and Boston Post Road. Bus passes
our door. Phone 2854.
. V INSTRUCTION
Musical. Dancing. Dramatic 44
PIANO INSTRUCTION.
Conservatory course. Miss J. De-
liee. Pupil of New York College-of
Music. 8 Putnam Ave. So. Norwaik.
Near West Ave. ‘
LIVE STOCK ‘
Dogs. Cats. Other Pets 47
TWO ITALIAN BULL DOGS-Best
pedigree. 4 months old. Inquire
. Mr. Mons. 14 Day St. South Nor-
- walk.‘
MERCHANDISE
. ‘ Musical Merchandme ea
FOR SALE—8775 SLIGHTLY USED
player piano, with'rolle and bench
8875. Convenient to r m s. T H E
' STUDWEIL PIANO C0. South
Norwalk.
FOR SALE—USED UPRIGHT PI-
ano. "8. THE STUDWELL
PIANO'CO. Sci Norwalk.
GAYLORD PLAYER PIANO—With
bench'and rolls. 88 note. Maho-
gany case. Good tone a d action.
Bargain 8848. Free do very. A’ct
quickly. call today. FOX PIANO
Co, South Norwellr. ..
RADIOS ‘ ‘
We sell the following radios. Ra-
Kent. Bosch and Freshman. Small
payment down on any of these ra-
dios brings one to your home. Bal-
ance Fox’s way. easy to pay.
ALFRED FOX PLANO CO.
South Nerwalk.
scone nip soup
Booms 1'," 1.1.0.1.: e'l
FURNISHED ROOMS — Furnished
room for oils of two persons with
or without board, phone. accomp-
datlons ell convenience. Bath on
same floor . cuss 'heated. quiet
convenient to station and trolley.
P110. or write 8811-11 or Be: R.
4:10 Selinel.
nut. earns .108 can
' Apartments spa Flats 7 u
933.333.094.33 “92 Cl“ '
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diglas. Super-fletarodyne. Atwater- =
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
omssrrmn DISPLAY
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Ave.. with all improvements—Price
810,500, can be bought for $500 cash
and 8150 each slx,months. Come in
and let us show it to you.
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. es. Probate
Court. December 13. A. D.. 1926.
Estate in Connecticut of Ellen A.
Kelly late of Brooklyn. New York.
deceased.
The Court of Probate for the D11:-
. Houses For Sale 84 A
THE TAMMANY AGENCY. . " 1“—
Rcal Estate and Insurance. 128 FOR S ALE .
Washington St. Phone 3344. S M
, ave oney
FOR SALE. .
A new. G-room house. near East ""
New two-family house. modern
in every
eleven rooms and sun
furnaces. 2-car garage. gdod loca-
THE FUDGE REALTY COMPl 1'. tion S e P a ,
Washington St. ‘ 559 ' ._ pmg "flees
AUCTIONS—LEGALS V Modern,scven room house with
large sun parlor. open fire place.
Hot water heating system. locat-
A ed just off West Ave.
For further particulars consult
Canty ' 69° Co.
Realtors-Insurance
Buy Now
consisting of
parlor. 2
detail.
Always Higher
Just bullt--6 room house and garage.
all improvements. best location.
Price 87,500. Very easy terms.
ed. within said time. will be debarr-
ed a recovery. All persons indebted
to said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment, to ‘
IDA M. KELLY.
Administratrix.
ll Highland Avenue.
So. Norwalk. Conn
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trict of Norwalk. hath limited and 17 80.51am 89. P110119 830 Brand new. 8 room house. steam
allowed six months from the da 1100!. all improvements, sun parlor.
hereof for the creditors of.sald '4 . iilc .ltchen and bath. Make oacr.
tate to exhibit their claim; for set- ' Easy terms.
tlcment. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts. properly atteet- Three family house near 0. k K.
Exceptionally good apartment
Heat furnished. A new build-
comic page: J. Me Layton & CO., REAL'flDR
;:§::;:e.c°mm' Inc. 23 North Main Street
s—James Cruse. " 80. Norwalk P110118 3910
4—‘Westcrn. 36 WASHINGTON. STREET ~ ‘
5—-Margaret Deland. .
6—Loulsiana. TEL. 85 « ..
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factory, all improvements. Garage.
always rented. Price 811.000. Cash
$3.000. Terms.
T0 RENT
Beautiful building lots. sacrificed fpr
81.000. 45 x1130. dust of- East Ave.
01118, all improvements. Gas, sewer, water in street.
SEE OR CALL
Walter R. Collings
a good location. For
lars inquire at the of-
9—Chcespeake Bay.
10—Light purple.
1927
German Woman Has
High Athletic Honor
Frau Lisbeth'Schleider of Dres-
SOMERS 8180111885
TEE ‘ PAINT PEOPLE ‘
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den is the first woman to win the
German golden band warded for
excellence in "athletic proficiency.
The golden band is the highest ath-
letic award given. and can be worn
.WINDOW SHADES
"ROOF COATINGS
PAINTS Taylor 8: Golden Co.
80. Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
only by persons above 40 years of
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quu now MAI,
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age who have kept up for a long NORWALK SO. NORWAIAK Office Hours 8 A. M. to 5 P. 1!.
period of years a record for faithful 58 WaIIISt. 8-10 Railroad Ave. '
training and successful participation
in. contests. Frau Schleider is a. WE DELIVER
member of the Dresden’s women's r ——Advertise in The Sentinel for
swimming club. "Drosdensis." ‘ thehest results.
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' DAILY RADIO PROGRAM
Wednesday. December 29.
Theitii' rid Shrine cho us. broadcast-
ing from KDKA at 8: . will rovide
the opening radio high light ednes-
day. At the some time the Imps
Quartet will make their farewell ra-
dio a pearance for 1926 through WJZ.
The Iochester Opera Company con-
cert through wait and WMAK will
be an 11:15 hi h light and at ii: 90 the
Montreal Philinrmonic Orchestra will
broadcast a concert through CNRM.
CNRO and CNIIT. Music of French
composers will be played by Nathan-
iel Shllkrot'e orchestra9 th ugh WJZ.
WBZ and KDKA at 8:0 A hos-
pital chorus will sing "The Angel and
‘the Star" from W 5AQ at 9:10. and
the light opera. "The Sorcerer." tn
tablol will be presented through the
WEAF chain at 10:30.
Black face type Indicates best features
All Programs Eastern Standard Time.
Leading East Stations
43.0 t—WNAC. BOSTON—897k.
8:30 I’. 51. -—Dinner dance.
7: ashohurch program.
8: 00-Or rang
8: 80—Playlet. "Before Dawn."
9: oo—Coneert orchestra.
9:15—Whozit suggestions.
' is—WOR. BUFFALO-940k.
5:30 P.hl.—liilamians orchestra.
8:30—Same as WEAFt to 10:80.
288—WMAK. BUFFALO—11301:.
8. ill P..l\i -WGY agricultural prog.
NSC—Eastman Theater program.
8:15—Rochester Opera Co. program.
a 10:110—Syracuse musical
4223—WLW. CINCINNATI—710k.
7. 00 P. 81. ~V'lsconti' s orch.. ' talk.
10: 00-Hecrman Instrumental trio.
10: 40-“Plnk 91 Programs. "
11:00—Orgnn: Whozlt artists.
389.4—WTAM—CLEVELAND—770k.
12:30 P.M.-Theater organ.
2:80—Muslc appreclation lasson.
0-Colleginn serenaders.
7:15-Talk U. S. Ban
8. 0 Public aiidltorium prog. (8 hrs.)
11:0 Lombardo' s orchestra.
518.9-WC XJ-w JR. DETROIT—880k.
8:00 P.lII.Goldketle ensemble.
7: 00-Goldketto' s Symphony orchestra
8: 00—St11dlo program.
'00—Code lessons.
11:00—Iiiurphy Brothers.
12:00—"Tho Merry Old Chief."
405—WOFI. NEWARK—740k
7. 00 I‘. It. —Shelton ensemble.
7: (lo—N. .U. talk; orchestra.
WEEI BOSTON-3480
7: 30 l’. 111,—Coplcy players.
8: 00—Uarltonc. pianist.
8. 30-Same as \VL‘AI1‘ to 10:00.
10:05—l‘alais Royal orchestra.
.S—WKRC. CINCINNATI-110k.
l' .00 PM. —Book review: orchestra.
9' 00~VoeaL instrumental.
12: Oil—Popular program. .
328.9—WSAI. CINCINNATI-920k.
8. 00 P M. -Iiosivorth artists series.
8:30-Same as WEAF to 10: 80.
10 30—Ptanist: Hotel Slnton orch.
272.8—WHK. CLEVELAND—110%.
8. 00 PM —-Domhey. Fink' s orchs.
8: 00—Vocai hour.
9. 00-Qunr1et.
10:00—Mclody masters.
352.7—WWJ. DETROIT—850k.
8:00 BIL—Dinner concert.
8:00—Musicul program.
9:00—Ssme as WEAF.
410.7—CNRM, MONTREAL—780k.
Program slépqtor (2N2? (181. 5) and
8:30 P.M.-Montreal Philharmonic
315. 8—WA'SC. NEW YORK—050k.
7. PM. -Atlanlic ensemble.
8. —Baritone. soprano.
9:15—K’audevlllc sketch: singers to
431—WHAP. N EW YORK—885k.
a.
Secondary Eastern Stations ‘
8:15—Vunrlerhllt or—c’licslrn.
{1:00—Guild chorus.
11:00—11‘11'0 liicssncr Ill-others.
333.1—WBZ. NEW NGLAND—905k.
11:15 I'.M.~I.cuox tiimiintile.
8:30—Ilickory tnlk; Mirth Makers.
him-Copley Plaza rchcslru.
7: fill—Itiullii Nului'o L.cnizuo
8: 00—Schuman vocal and Instrumen-
tal ensemble.
9. 00-Mux1vi-ll Iiour
491.55—W AF. NEI YORK—810k.
8. .00 1’. lil -Wulilmt dinner music.
gnmie snivlees.
. Army 3. nd.
8: UO-I’olillcs In “1 sliinnlon. lnlk.
8:15—81:10" concerthllcsioun be: Mono
8: :iO—Suxophono outlet.
8: 00-‘1‘roubadours. vial.
ll: 80—Momcnt inusi
10: l00—11crap pv Lambert. nlll Hillpot.
10: 30— "I‘l1c Sorcerer" light opera.
81:30—Ben Bcrnie' s circliesiru.
455—WJZ. NEW YORK—680k.
1:00 l’..\i.—Amlnissuinr trio.
2:00—"1’our Dully Menu."
heniih talks.
4:30—\Vuldorf-Asinria orchestra.
5:32—Stock and cotton exchange quo-
tations. lurm market reports.
7: .00-Commodore orchestra.
8: 30—'l‘o be announced
9:00—Maxwell “WW Shllkret's crch.
music of Fre ch composers.
10:15—Spunish slrini quartet.
10:30—llotol Astor trcliestra.
394.5—WLIT. PHIL DELPHiA—780k.
7:30 EAL—Dream Diltld)‘.
8:00—A1'c11dln concltrt orchestra.
fashion,
8130—8111118 as W h‘AF.
moo—111mm- prog um.
10: 00—Arc11d .1 dniich orchestra.
10: (lo—lien. b‘ranlill 'chcslra.
508..2—WOO PHIL DELPHIA—SIlOk.
7. .70 I’M —l)c1.on l'urk orchestra.
:SG—Silence news; chililrcns care,
:30—Ztl1loillquc st! lng trio.
' —'l‘hciiler orch. and studio prog
11: 00-8,ilinnia orilesim
30gi—KD-KA. PHWTSBnUFIGH—ka.
5 I‘ M ~Dinncr concert.
25—Fur111 market reports.
8' .00—Syria shrine chorus.
9:00—Maxwell Heir with WJZ.
10(i0—1i\'.B. trio
379.5—WGY. CH NECTADY—790k.
11:55 A.l\l.—'l‘inc. wcuthcr, produce.
farm 1 shoe
8:00 I .Ill.- lock eporh
8:21i—“Iiuok of Knowi: 15:0."
6: -15—\\'Gl' ngrimllurnl program.
7: till—Eastman Th ater program.
8:15—Roche r 0 era Co. program.
10' 00—1\’FBL. Syrdcusc.- musical.
@Ne-l
9:10-‘\'inlinlst. tenor, talk.
10: l.'1—‘ “Humorous \lusic. "
361 .2—w HN, NEEW YORK—~830k.
8:30 I‘. M. —Orcho trus and entertain-
ers 1012:3011. m.
3134. 4—WLWL. NLEW YORK—780k.
9:00 I“ .\l -'Crllis musical ensem.
9:45—Tenor. vioililst. musical.
10:30—Chmuber 1m sic.
341—WMCA. NIW YORK-4380K
8:30 PAIL—McAIIIn orchestra.
7: RO—Radlo Franl .
8: Oil—Inntcrtaincrs. vocalists.
9: (IO—Readings, t nor.
10:00—Sot1runo. be 110119.
11:00—7-11 Club: : usic.
11:00—McAlpin entertainers.
526—WNYC. NI W YORK—570k.
7: .:.5 II“. -l' inno twins, tenor.
8: ail-Talk: pianist. soprano.
9' 20—\' Inlinist, vq’inlists.
461.3——WCAE. PITTSBURGH-650k.
6: 00 1'51 —Two rchostrns..
7: Jill—st—bcc; askeibail. talks.
moo-Christmas cantata by choir.
8' 30—Same (is “Elli? to 11: 30.
11: .10—11I0t'll11 Club (lance.
soo—wcsrl. P RTLAND-oook.
$1.113 IQ‘JII. jlinrnicnlznrs
-- axon 1on0 octet with IMF.
9' 00- Sorvlcc Jim‘s, W
468.5—WRC. W SHINGTON—oiok.
7:00 PAL—Lee louse trio.
7' 30—11. S. Blind.
7:00 17.31. —Sacred prog.' or n.
7. 50—Singcrs: readings. n
Leading DX Stations.
4283—WSB. ATLANTA—700k.
11:45 I‘. M. —~(‘ oncert.
530—KYW. CHICAGOwBWk.
8:00 P. hi. -I1am1iy Hour.
10: 00 Classical concert.
11: 00—Congress carnival: iiamp‘s or-
cheairn.
228—WBBM. CHICAGO—1330K.
0: 00 I‘. III. —-0rci1; i‘ gypl travel.
10: 00—-Oriliesir11s; pianist.
l: 00 A M —Nully Club: Nighthawks.
303—WGN- WLIB. CHICAGO—990k.
8: 15 P. M. —Paul Ash' a Show.
9. (iii—Adventures; Arabian Nights.
il. Oil—Sum '11' Henry. Pepper Party.
I: 00 A M. -0'Mnllev' e. Meeker" s orch
345—WLS. CHICAGO—470k.
8'. 00 I'. M. -—E ulrrtnlners.
8:1l)——Ccoeurt scene. Merchant 98 Ven-
9: 00—Musiclnns Club-«iApollo Club.
10: 30—Orchestrss, entertainers lo 1: 00.
447. 5—WMAQ. CHICAGO—670k.
9: 10 PM .-—Hospltai o'r'us, "The
Angel and the St
10: 30—D. A. Cook. ten or.
483 8—WOC. DAVENPORT—820k.
10:00 P. M. —Snme as WEAF.
10: .iO—Orgnn: Little Jack Little.
3.224—KOA. DENVER—930k.
10:00 P. \l. —’I‘heuter orchestra.
10: li'1——I{Iawlnis program.
400—PWX. HAVANA—750k.
8:00 1'. iii. ~I'rogrum to 12: 00.
3711 8—KTHS, HOT SPRlNGS-Book.
10: 00 1". lil. ~0ppra selections.
10: 15— Rainbow frolic.
365.6—WDAF. KANSAS CITY—820k.
9:00 P. Ill. —Band. glee club.
“1:00—Slime as WEAI1.
ll: Iii—Nighthawk frolic. 1
467—KFI. L03 ANGELES—840k.
ll: 00 1’. II. —Calpet quartet. «
12: 00—Contralto. pianist.
1:00 A. M. ——l‘l:1nist. tenor
405. 2—KHJ. L05 ANGELEs—740k.
11:00 1’. \l ——l\iexican music.
1' 00 A. 51'. —l'7 dmunds collegians
399. 8—WHAS. LOUISVILLE—750k.
8. 30 P. M. ~Itsllan- American musl-
cai club concert.
881.2—KGO. OAKLAND—830k.
11:00 [LIL—Farm program; trio.
11::iiJ—Trio: address.
12:00—1V.0.W.m:1letr
258—WRVA. RICHMOND—117%.
8:15 RM. —Vlolinist.
8:45—North Side Symphony orch.
10:00—Church organ.
280 2—K MOX. 5T. LOUIS-1070k.
81.70 P. M. --1.'1nlrisin. “Magic Carpet"
0' .00—Special program: vocalists. ,’
10: 00—Clvlc progmm: soloists.
11: 15—Danco to 210011. m.
Secondary DX Stations.
275—WORD. BATAViA—1090k.
10: 00 71.51 —Chornl singers.
10:15—Bihlo lecture.
370—WEBH- WJJD. CHICAGO—810k.
ll: 00 P.5i. —Orchestra, soloists.
9:00—Children's musical hour.
10:00-'Cellist: orchestra.
12:00—Victorlans: features.
1:00 A..\I.—lnformal program.
266—WENR. CHICAGO—1130K
9:00 [KM—String trio; orchestra.
1:00 A.M.—Midnite Frolic (2 hrs.)
400—WHT. CHICAGO—750k. ,
8:10 ELL-Organ: chapel services.
llrlh-Iliisicnl features.
1:00 A.lli.—1’our Hour League.
526—WHO, DES MOINES—570k.
8:15 P. M. -—Quartet: orchestra.
9: Ito—\lhlslcr. pianist: quartet.
10:30—l‘hllbreck's orchestra; quartét.
238L—vaK. HOMEWOOD—izook.
9:00 l".M.—Thcatcr organ: orch.
10:30—Entcrtainers. orchs: to 1:00.
418.4—WCCO. MiNN.. ST. PAUL—{20k
7:15 Pill—Pioneer's Hour.
(1:00—Some as \VICAF; Craftsmen.
10:00—Samc ns WEAF.
ll: 30-‘ilarigold orchestra.
12: 30 A. M. ——Org
428. 3—KPO. SAgNn FRANCISCO—700k.
11:00 P..I\l —Artists.
12: Oil—Musical program. 1 ,
Arm
'8: 00—Sanie as WFSAF to 10:80.
Decline Financial Aid
CLEVELAND. Dec. 29.-That Ty
Cobb and Tris Speaker will file suits
for damages against Pitcher "Dutch"
Leonard and others who may have
had a part in circulating charges
made by Leonard that they conspired
to "throw" a game in 1919. is ex_
pected to be the result of a confer
once to be held here later this w ck.
At that conference will be C bb
and Speaker. William H. Boyd.
Speakdr's’ attorney. James 0. Martin
of Detroit. Cobb's counsel. and sev-
eral influential friends.
Influential friends of Co and
Speaker have informed them 111*:
they are prepared give them u -
limited support. ncluded among
Speaker's friends are E. S. Burke.
Jr.. Charles and Alva Bradley. Dave
R. Jones and Dan and Leonard Han-
na. all of Cleveland. and many from
Ir. Spouker whit
and what he should not take.
then will be up to him and a. few In.
flucntlal friends
he will trike.“
versant as to in} facts I will advise
would him? to b:
in case any legal action were taken.
He also said 11
Commissioner Iandis had no other
charges against
tiger of the Tigers.“
night.
that I had resigned there upon my
return from myi hunting trip. That
statement was ‘aise.
sign at that time.
and another manager appointed
my place.
months that Moirlarlty was to be ap-
pointed to succeed me. t
Cobb Aim Speaker nan
Legal Action Against Landis
Prepare To Fight Charges Made Against Them—
of Frien s—Ty Claims
That He Was Released.
‘ i
can lake
It
stops he.
‘to decide what steps
Boyd also matte it clear that there
two scparute'sults.
was positive that
Speaker.
t at Detroit as Man-
sald Cobb inst
"It was Lgivcn out In Detroit
"I did not ((111
1 did not re-
1 was released
in
in that. I had known for
Texas. while Cobb has intimate
friends in Georgia and Detroit who
also have offered to come to his as- ,
sistance. '
Attorney Boyd, however. stated
that neither Cobb nor Speaker
would care to have any defense fund 5
raised by the public as was suggest- ‘
ed today by C. D. Dyer. Jr.. who
sent a. check for 8100 to The Plain
Dealer to start such a fund. . " ,
Speaker. Cobb and Boyd retdrned
from Washington yesterday. and
conferred here the greater part’ of
the day. Speaker declined to talk at
all. while Cobb also refused to dis-.
cuss the projected suit. both acting
The latter.
howeverfiissucd the following state-
ment: -.
“I am iv? investigating the case
throughout. and after becoming con-
Nsmes Drink For Flyer
. .
An aviator's nickname is his own
propcrt and cannot be appropriated
for co
courts ru ed. upon the plea of Map
jor Pelletler D'Oisy. hero of the Far-
is-Tokyo and other long distancei
flights. 9
The major. known to his intimates
as “Plvolo.” found that having a. ,
wasn't as flattering as it might'bc.
The bottled “Pivots." a species of
appetizer} did not come up to his
expectations of what a. gentlemau‘o
drink i-hGuld be. he said. but what
he objected to most was the pirat-
it.
Pelletier' s D'Oisy' a performance in
drinks run to champsign cocktails .
and po 1r! flips. ahd those in modera-
tion after a long "110p" In the air.
s -—-——w
An iceberg was found recently 80 i
degrees north or the equator. Only
he!
mrclal purposes. the French
patented drink named after him
ing of his nickname for e§loiting 'r,
Real Trophy
1. FISHER
The silver l'OpllyJOl' amateurs in
the Loo An'g Ies 810,000 open golf
tournament. .
silent Invitation to
best nniaieui‘. to
he nation's
“shoot tlicir‘hesds off," is shown
for the
fiili‘st mo thy Inicillc Fisher.
ii. "
li-A_‘.Ls! v
I: 00 A. M. —States orchestra.
8:00—W olohun' s Californians.
“'ICC, BRIDGEI’ORT—285.
P. M.
0:00-—Dl111101 Dance Program.
8: Oil—Melody Boys.
8: 30—“ cdnesdny Afternooii Music.
:11 Club Program. "‘
(1:00—George Lamacohia. violinist.
9:30—~Thrcc Dixie Boys and Ray.
Lift For Fish
PORTLAND. Ore. — The fish are
to ride in elevators. Building of
huge water power dams in the
streams of the Pacific coast gave
salmon and trout interests a pron-
lem because the fish could not get
back upstream to spawn. On the
Rogue river, near Roeeburg. a fish
elevator was recently demonstrated
and found successful. The elevator
is operated by hydraulic pressure.
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