Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1926, Page 20

20 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, THIRD BRIDGE GAME . ONRADIO TONIGHT “Roxy” and Ipana Trouba- dours Other Star Features for Evening. cast the third of mes ton he 2 as played hy A, J me zewood, N New York Smith of €. Work ¢ will he A-8-7 played hearts INURS hearts tiractions e the weekly 1 “his gan dours: a « < Navy Ban direction of Lieut 4w dance program gram will be a talk | ton news Roxy and Following Hlumbia Paul G Ray Smith. Rand will noon program at ttractions include <. ba alked pmnu[ LocalRadio Entertainment Wednesday, January 6, 1926. NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radie, Va. (1311 Meters). Weather | Weather ¥ reau reports au reports p.m WR(—Radio Cerpora (16! Meters). Meyver Davis' from the Le Paradis Cafe 15 p.m— padeast orth Tompkins. bari Ross at_the piano. pianist. | Al Res Early Program Tomerrew. am-—Waomen's hour tion W7 New n.—A on time broadeast York. siznals ital from Homer | Mayflower Orchestra. ake and ntomac (168.5 Meters). Roxy a William Hard. news. 1thor. WCEAP—Chesaps Telephone Co. of Sunsk by paper T to 7:30 p.m.—Musical mbia Male Quartet. I'aul nor: W. E. Bralthwaite, sec and director ari John ¢*. Smith, ba: by Fdwin Moore, pianist. to 830 p.m.—Concert by the tates Navy Band Orchestra of Lieut. ne Au ird of a series cast bid by bid ion hridge game ¢ bridge games and play by “Ipana Troubadour: of -station WEAF p.m from tudio New York City Musical program by Rothafel) and his gang | of W Dance music by nians.” ¢ Program Tomorrow. 6:45 10 745 a.m wer health ex ercises from Metropolitan Tower, New York City. RADIO FOR SECTION | OF SOUTH AMERICA Complete Broadcast System Cover Southern Half Soon Will Be Ready to Operate. plete hroade ted to most of the r America will by June, t the Department chema of <hroadeasting the official sanction vernmer tation at Santiaz W lay the of mprises a other at ons, » be named The n for the stations has eer anted to ik The the concessic Festiel + will he latte B and Wi e 180 meters. It is hoped this plant which Chilean eventually reach ation ed hat with mav hegome \rograms may increased power one b ates ntinz ne of of the most concession i the important radio has made in the South iblic. where husiasm already tes of dealers, proximatel Chile, but materially in of sets In o he e addition system means of com- parts of Chile, it interest in radin’ in es will make rapid ad- RADIO'S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Concert by the United States Navy Band ( WCAP, 7:30 to 8:30 o'clock New York Six, 1o 8:30 o'clock. WNXNYC, Special gala performance of Planquette’s “Chimes of Nor- mandy” by the Gama Kappa Delta Society of St. James' Episcopal Church, WAHG, 8 o'clock by the combined clubs of the Univer- Rochester, WGY, 8:05 Concert musical of lock. and 8:10 His to 9 Railey WCAU, “Papa Bunch.” oclock. Musical program hy “Rexy and Hiz Gang. WCAP and other stations, 10 to 11 o'cloc on of America | Le | the Land | sram by | Raymond G. | Charles | 3 ; L WNCA | to | system which | rated atl fio the RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1926 Progvams of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 4TO 5 P York: Roger Brothers' Melody Orchestra. Joston” shepard Calonial Damee Orchestra. York. Readings: Knecht's Orch 20—Boston Voral and Instrumental s A0—New York: Uneln Robert's P Philadelphia: Talk: artist recitai ... 2 $0—Philidelphia; Police ‘repyrts organ: trimpeis. 5 TO 6 P markets: 1alk N: musical program . . music 5:00—New York: Knecht's ¢ Chicago: Tea fime at Mooseheart Children s Chicago Soloiste: Valer Currie's Orchestra Shut-m concert Reader readings music: talks innat) polis i SR t Ra ntertaimers an Dan 6 TO T PM. 00—Roston Cheeker Tnn Orchestra. . . Atlanta IS Gol Philadelphia Hotel Schen McAlpin® Orehestra’ Weather: dinn Orcnestra tady neart by Benjamin F) market reports . Produce and stoch market oncert. by Eastern Theater O » Hotel Waldor(-Ast 10—New Y Market reports 315 Newark : Talk: sports 23 Springfeld: Market New York Spanish lesdons WNYC WOR reports Symuhony O wtra WRZ 30—Philadeipaia’ Bellévic-Sirationd Hotel Orehdatra WET Hartiord. Comn - “Txents Minutes in Happy Land convert: Hotel Bo ta: e New York: University Chicago. Skeezix tin Minneapohs: Childre hurgh: D #5—Davenport: Chimes ¢ v, Phitadelnhia: The Parodians < Clhieago. News, tinancial and final market reports. . To 8 P hicazo: Dinner concert from KDKA Chicago: Orcan ) | St StAng Quiniet New York : Bernhard Levitow = Hotel Commodore Orchestra Philaderbhia- Bellevie-sti ford Hotel Orehesira WK | New York Spanish lesons: police meporis. Bernard < New | York Six N0 New York Orchiestra New ik Movie si i Philadeiphia: {nele i New York: Talk New York: Talks o s rarket reports T RYW from | 00 Drike Hotel Eosembie and Riack Vil Synagogiie seivices. Tenteaeans Dance CWEAR WGBS wip WMCA WRNY WMAQ “The WHN fighis Jersey Coilegians Wip x roli call and borthday list < Orchestra: Rpanish lesson Opera notes Tady Westra Burr Mointosis Mooseheart, UL Instrumer tal” hoir Players ami Victorians 3 Porto Rico: Muscal roncert band: talke Miami Beach. Fla: Concert program Cleveland - Hotel Cleveland Orehestra Kansan City Marketa: storien: addresses Clacinnati - Alvin Roehr s Danes Ovchost Detron . Goidlette's Orchesira: soloisis Chicago: Rauland-Lyrie Trio; vocal and mstrumentsl siec tions Paimer Symphony Instrimental seiections 3 WHT Y WHO Philadelphia: Dream dadey WLIT Philadelvhia Police reports ania Orchestra : recital ime - Rodehe v Clown band rches nowledge program Bedtime stories by Sandman Market reports Nature League Park Casino Orch § Market report 8 TO 9 M. 8:00—Cincinnati . Hotel Gibson Orchestra: t “Newark: Talk: mstrumental selections Springtield: Hotel K | Tanes Or Faponis ectady rom stadio Boston® Concert Philadelphia - Co Philadelphia: Studio, . ¥l hoys and girls dinner concert by Hotel € LW0o WLS WNAC Wi WO Weeo Davenport “Minneapoiis Sprinz Royal T iestrac news reel eraity of “Army Band Newe polic reports brane recital 3 Davis Sy e Octet WCAP, W and WGR from o New York: Bernard s New York Six W00, WCA WNYC KY W WAL Geal and matrimental misical 7 Fam Ratiey an miarks e Sror iealth talk His Bunch News bulletine 2 o Orivle Orcheitra: soloisis Williams Orehest Detroit. News Orc Kansas City© Blenhe a: Finley St Vocal_and mstr soloists: automotive Denver Brown Paiace Orchestra - Riehmo ol Plabiueite’s “Bimes of Normands ' by the Gamma Kappa Delia ety of St Episcopal CBIFCR. o o.onssaen s St. Lows Hour Hotel Statler New York Chamber music ed San Franci rogram: stories pitol Theater artists Loutsville . Seligman's Kentucky Night Owls. .. Havana: Municipal Band of Havana: talks o% Angeles Examiner program . Towa Ory Lectures Chicago: Musical pre Chicazo Chicagn Des Moimes Talks: concert e markets: Lind s Orehy B City . Exange b services Cincinnati- Hotel Gibson Concert . Basket bail Mooseheart, 11.: Children s program . mus 9:00—Los Angeles San Franosco: Stories Voeal ‘and instrumental pro Talk: WEBM Trio: Mouli Orchestra WEBM WKRI( WDAF WIR ¢ SWWS instrimental KDKA KY W, WeAT WY innati: Book hestr Kansas City: Musical program . Tetroit: Goldiette's Serenac it: Dance Prozram s Pittsburgh Bethel Glee Ciut sotiists maie " chorus Musical program Philadelphia: Rizo's Gypsy Band: New York: Zither voeal solr New York: Ypana Troubadours, WEE WGR. WSAT and KSD Radi Finan: 2 e ogram lartat ones’ Jolly Four. .. hird t1aik WOAP, WWJ WEAF WRNY WiHN WMAQ WOO WNAC W7 WOR : WGN prOgram : stories: music o A EHY Drogram . . ......... : A Wiz Chicago. Lox Angeles: Children s Denver: ~Book of Knowledge 9:30—New York: Betty Tillotson Mixed Quartet .. 10 TO 11 PM Rudy Seizer's Orchestra = New York. Zither seler : Newark . Allan Trio: mews: reading: dance program.. Springfeld: Weather and miseine berson reports. Leo Reis man's Hotel Brunswick Orchestra : Philadelphia: Fox Theater program: Hotéi Ritz ¢ KPO WMCA WOR WBZ 10:00—San Franeis fton Or- . W00 Weeo sita WHN WMAQ WRNY {alk Safeiy E © Orchestra’ Melody” Club ¢ ilVer Shiy AQ Pia Coneert Ly P and’ Hix 6 M nd WJAR from I weather reports York Roxs WCAP, W New York: Vocal sof trumental Dance program Cineinn Kansa Pl Thil Los delohia Fa posms ielphia Restra > Angeles Ambassador Orehrstra Conn: Hotl Rond Orches 5 ngs: New Ariin: < Angeles Detactive stories: mus Davenport. Musical prozram: organ res _New York: Moulin Orchestra . 1ne Feature prozram . : Virzima Raven's Colnred Entertainers ATtie Bittong's Orchestra. ... Aasestie Hotel Orchestra ' Bernie's Orehestra Silver Slipper Orchestra Weather and market Oréhestr program tal. . TO 17 MIDNIGHT, 11:00—Los Anzeles Pavenport Piivtadeinhi Hot Spring New Vork Sew Vork “ A Weeo Hofbrai Haus Enieriainers: Jack Danny's O reports hestra New York: Tectire: de 2 Atwater Kent program imnati: Venetian Trio: reading: Mu Phi proxram from College of Cincinnati. . . s Chidago: Willlame' Skylarka: vocal and instrumental artisic Mooseheart. il Palmer House Victorians... 3 i Cincinnati: Talk : st S Chicago inight 1§ ders Teweit Jeaters nsidera- | exists. 12:00—San Francisco: Silvertown Cincinnati: Male Quartet: the | Dance : Organ s Orchestra. TR AM. : Ralph Williams and his 1. | {porters who interviewed her | ival from New York | auoted her as notlcing a growing cool- | ness between the two and commenting on the fact that hep daughter is in 5 = 5 New York and young Pickford i | Stage Luminary’s Relations With | jyjjwood. ¢ n | Movie Star Husband Remain Har-| *1 wish people would stop trving to | e separate us.” said Jack from the Pa- moniou: 4 While. Mfarilyn 15 v ! i while Marilyn is playing in New York | By the Associated Press. g |and I am engaged in pictures here.” CHICAGO, January 6.—Jack Pick: “"ryrough a representative in New ltord still is in love with his wife. | York, Miss Miller said, that reports of | Marilyn Miller, and the stage lumi- A separation were unfounded, attrib- O S elations with her movie star | UlDE such rumors to certain people | macy axeintion who have been annoying her in this {husband are harmonious. | way for two vears. These declarations raced posthaste | N«;kamg .1":- his :;:lr:flh‘v:lfs, hoth i !of whom had been wedde or {from extreme ends of the continent to 0 RO B o D v wand meet in Chicago, where intimations | home of Douglas Fairbanks and Mary | that the two were on the verge of a|Pickford. after a controversy between separation had been credited to|Miss Miller and Florence Ziesfeld, Marilyn’s mother, Mrs. Caro Miller. | who claimed that her theatrical con Then Miss Miller added a denial that | tract required that =he remain un- the two plagned & divorce, after re- married for five years. 1 | | | | | | on her [JACK PICKFORD STILL i IN LOVE WITH HIS WIFE * | tha yesterday | ‘This comes up every year | were | PASSAGE OF RADIO LEGISLATION URGED ‘Hoover Tells House Commit- tee Federal Supremacy Is Vilal to Broadcasting. | BY the Assaciated Press. New legislation at this session of Congress is essential to prevent “chaos | in radio broadcasting and communica tion,” Secretary Hoover today told the House merchant marine committee, which is considering the radio regu- ilation bill presented by Representative White, Republican, Maine. Mr. Hoover recommended passage of the hill as meeting “the present public necessity.” pointing ont that congestion in broadcasting has pro duced the most' pressing need for leg. islation. He declared the radio public and industry were in rd with pro- | {visions of the measnure. Gives U. S. Full Power. The hill gives the Government ju {risdiction over all phases of radio communication as they relate to in-| terstate and foreign commerce, and | | the Seeretary expressed belief that “Federal supremacy is absolutely es. sential If this system of communica tion is to be preserved and advanced.” Government control over licenses and {wave lenzths as now in effect’in the | nmerce Department pro- | vided Pointing naj conntry iy | am | ten, also is out that broadeastin My H 84 wave le them hs below there are now stations in the aid there were s to be distributed with many of the wave effective use. wer | | Six Stations to Wave he probiem. heen to try monsg means Length he continued. “has | to divide $9 wave lens ) stations. which of over & stations | each wave lenzth atiefactory | division has been a_mathematical im possibility Only by time division, | limitation. geosraphical separa. | tion and other expedients has it heen possible to preserve order at all | in the ether “There are some power any 230 applications for | new stations hefore the department | If they were allowed, and the | thereby increased by nearly 50 per cent. the whole broadeasting sery ice would he effectively destroyed From the viewpoint of public servie { we need fewer stations rather than more." | Mr. Hoover approved alse the pro vision of the bill serti A nation commission of nine m 1 advisory eapacity to of ¢ in radio 1 mmerc the adio privi nelin courts “*highly and bin 1 as a final only to ' sub the ary im ant pr HILL BILLIES FIDDLERS TO CHARM RADIO FANS 01d-Time Music to Feature Station | WRC Program for Next Sat- = | urday Night. { R G | The Hill Rillies, with the recent ad dition of Charlie Bowman, ch: on fiddler of T and win in more than a score of fiddling contests will he heard hy listeners te station WRO s B With the recent ! revival of ti t of fid dling, the pre 1 tradi tiona® hill conntry music. 1o be given by the Hill Rillies. will be welcomed by radio fans who have heard the or i n on the air in the past. The ent ership of the Hill Billies is ma up of natives of the mounta of North Carolina. Virginia and nessee. and all have appeaved in ldling contests thron of United Sia Beginnin oy noon concerts p! nited A {tion in the Marine F i broadeast by stations \WRC, 1 WIZ, at New Yo ay afternoon played under the direction of Capt | William H ntelmann, and are se signed particularly for music students he concerts are scheduled to be given k. ented force of aturday ill include many of the imost popul: tists of the ( Ibe heard in the Crandall entertainment to be broadeast through station WRO | x he Saturday nnessee the series of after ved weekly by the tne Fand Syncopation matic violinist: Marie Duc &0y 100 Mildred W Nell Paxton and V 2 group of duet numbers hiitz, brilliant Baltimore contralto: the Imper Male Quartet Albert Sheffes . baritone: Henry Smidt-Gregor, pianist; Otto . Beck, or- ganist; instromental quartet, com- ! posed of Sigmund Ziebel, violinist; Sig Newman, wphoni Stewart De . and Emil Smith. pfan-| nd the full ensemhble of the Metro j politan Symphony Orchest under the direction of Daniel Breeskin. \ \MOST RADIO STATIONS | IN INTERNATIONAL TEST | "1 All With Exception of Bwo or| Three Promise to Participate, 5 Is Report. All of the broadecasting stations in | |the Tnited States, with the possible | exception of two or three, have agreed | ! the international to participate in i} tests, to be conducted the week of {January was today. Itemoval of the opposition of the | Pacific Radio Trade Association to | the plans, it was said, has brought { practically all of the stations in that | part of the country into line for the experiment, with the exception of one or two, who have announced they will | not he able to cancel contracts al- {ready made for broadcasting during week. Final plans for the tests are haing made this week, and announcement Lof the full programs, call letiers and wave lengths of the foreign stations that are to participate in the broad- casting will be made by January 23. DIRECTORATE NAMED. Officials Chosen for Mexican Na- tional Railways. . MEXICO CITY, January 6 (P).— The new board of directors for the Mexican National Railways under their return to private management was announced yesterday. The New York members are: Arturo M. FElias, Mexican consul general Jerome J. Hannover, Robert G. Hutch- ins, J Thomas W. Lamont, Angel Loper. Negrete, L. F. Loree, DeWitt Millhauser, Walter T. Rosen and William Wisseman. 2 The Mexico city members: Marino Cabtrera, Alberto Panl, Leon Salinas, | Manuel Gomez Morin, Victorio L&gor- 2430, it announced | D. {tested is shown as “X." |the | dredths C, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 6, 6 1926. FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA Noted Authority on Radio. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohibited, The Theory and Practice of Tuning. Part IT. Those who are familiar with ma- chine shop practice know of gauges that are called “go and no-go gauges.” [the “Zo and no-go” gauge by having Gauges of this type are used to select |adjustable caliper points that can be parts which are within allowable limits |Set to different openings. :‘(f. :(:fhn":vrw he work they are intended Variable Elements of Set. In interchangeable’ manufacture the| The variable elements of radio cir measurements of individual parts must | cuits, such as variable condensers, be held to rather close limits, although | variable inductances, accomplish in a it is almost impossible to make such |radio circuit what the adjustable cali parts_exactly alike except at great | per points and the ble hole open In some cases a va ion of one-!ing do In the e of .”‘" ““go and ndth of an Inch above or below [no-ga” gauge and the sieves, respec-| specified size is allowable. In tively. - + case two sets of caliper opening The adjustment of the radio cireuit fitted to an instrument which looks . somewhat like the diagram shown be ow. ing ear be varied in both sfeves to form a “go and no-go" arrangement for another size. The same thing can be done with |frequency to floty, but ex |rent of other frequencies. of acity and inductance makes this “go and ne-go’ action |take place will be explained tomorrow. | WM. P. BOYER CO. RADIO—SERVICE B ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION 812 13th St. M. 842 Complete Stock of Thompson Starting Cranks A-C Speedometer Stromberg Carburetor CREEL BROS. 1815 14th St. Potomac 473 The, machined ‘part which is to be The distance between the faces of the projections shown as is made equal to the largest_ measurement allowable for the part. The distance between jections shown as “BR'” ix 1 to the smallest mehsurement in the part. The device op follows. If the part passes through opening between the “A" projec tions or caliper points and cannot through the “B" projections or « points the part satisfies the re ments of heing within the allowable limits or vaviations for that particular 1770t does n caliper poin U passes betwe caliper points the part is Nowbie Similar to Tuning Cire tion 1h: angement takes in_the gauge" similar takes place in the receiver The tuning cireuit Is a double steve | arrangement which excludes fre. auencie? above and below the desired | kes place in nd that which zo and no to the action that tuning circuit of a two sieve When is a redouble informatory? When is it necessary to show the weakness of a hand by bidding? These and other fundamentals of Bridge are explained in the game to be broadcast from WCAP . . 8:30to9 P.M. Have your cards and players ready, tune-in, and you will be able to follow every bid and play of the experts, A. J. Ferres and John H. Smith of Ridgewood, N. J., and Wil- bur C. Whitehead and Milton C. Work of New York. Try the hands of futwre games before they are broadcast Send in your name and address and we will meil you advance am- nouncements of hands to be held: also pamphlets explaining each game in detail as broadcast. Thus, you can play the hands your own way, then study the experts’ method. Address WCAP. frequency and retains « that fre quency which is wed. The tuning cirenit is te y cirenit wh 20 and n is to suec nterchangeable nufacture Lroperly cireuit allows e limits of d the exclu desizne within the desirved sion of undesired frequ selection in muech the ) FAULT IN TIME SIGNAL. of Three- Hundredths of Second. An average error of s Than three-hundredths of a second is the only fault in the time signals breadcast 1o listeners daily in all parts of the United States from the Naval Observatory, through Government and commercial s . it has been re vealed. The as n which cienti Only Average Error ethin tunity to save while it lasts. nals are s¢ in erro under conditions exact for commerc to a study the sig was -ported by the Arli transi A seldom in error by more than from five to seven hun of a second M. use. A he exact nd that made of s, it REDROOM SUITES: Four pieces. consisting of Dresser. Chest of Drawers, Vanity Dresser and Double Size Four Poster Bed. FExcellently made of Walnut and Gumwood with fine quality of figured Veneer. Was $350.00. § 2982 Reduccd to Four-piece Suite of Grand Rapids make, con- structed of Walnut and Gumwood. Dresser. Chifforette, Vanity Dresser and Double Size Bed. A very attractive Suite. 365% Was $485.00. Reduced to EADIO BATTERY CHARGING Five-piece Bedroom Suite. $1.00 | Dresser. Chifforette. Vanity Gk i Bed and Bench. In fine figured e Charging | EXPERT. RADI) KRPAIKING Was $500.00. $ 7 50 Reduv:cd to e FOWLER RADIO SERVICE Four-piece All-metal Bedroom Suite. KADIOTRICEANS 3815—Adams mons make and consists of Dresser. Cl Large Dressing Tahle and Double Red. finish. R:juced to 317': SEPARATE BEDS: Four-poster Bed with solid Mahogany posts and cross rail. The head end is made with Ma- hogany veneer. This bed is double size. Simmons Steel Beds with full paneled head > and foot ends. Both double and twin sizes—fin- ished in Walnut. 1332 Were $45.00. mmons Reds, Reduced to ‘White Enamel-finish Steel made with 2-inch continuous posts. 4.0 and 4.6 sizes. Three-piece style includes spring. Were $13.50. 39_8_5 Reduced to DINING ROOM SUITES: A very handsome Suite of ten pieces, con- structed of Walnut and Gumwood. The China Closet has Glass panel in the door. Special Price szsog e of Sheraton A feature of the time ymen’s <hiy ish s 30, 19 1 _in Although the ended November jitions are Arrange Now for Your Christmas ATWATER KENT RADIO SETS Plus Grove Service HARRY C. GROVE, Inc. 0 G consisting of Dresser. Double Will Loan \\. alnut Veneer. Main Sim- ifforobe. Walnut Ten-piece Dining Room S type, in Walnut and Gumwood. this Suite is the attractive “inlay Was $500.00. Reduced to Dining Room Suite, consisting of ten pieces, in Walnut and Gumwood. The Ch in this Suite have seats and backs upholstered in attrac- tive Tapestry. Fairs 4400 90 volt model 800 (complete) $35.00 133 volt model 800-A (complete) $47.50 | reta, Eliaz S. A. de Lima, Benjamin Mandez, Eduardo Ortiz and Ezequiel Padllla. tinued stylcs and broken lots. “Furniture_of Merit” Seventh and‘ Eye Streets. Continuing’: Year's-End Sale These remarkably low prices could only be placed on discon- Take advantage of this oppor- LIBRARY SUITES: Over ed reversible Three-piece Kidnev-shape : Velour covered. Jacquard Was $385.00. Bed-Davenport Overstuffed Suite. Consists of Davenport Bed. with separate felt Mattress, Armchair and Wing Chair Covered with Tap- estry and has reversible Cushions. Was $325.00. 8265_2 Re&uced to Boudoir Arm Rockers, overstuffed type. with CHAIRS: covering of fancy Denim. 1222 Were $32.00. Armchairs with Laose Cushions and Reduced to covered with a fine quality of Velour. Boudoir Were $45.00. 33 5,00 Reduced to with Velour Fireside Wing Armchair and back. The arms are Mahogany finished. Was $42.00. sssfl Library Cushions, Suite of seat R:duccd to with comfortable round-shape back. Was $50.00. 341,50 High-hacked Hall Armehair. Strongly made Back and seat are caned. Was $48.00. $ 40.00 TABLES: Solid Mahogany Library Table of Grand finished. Was $55.00. 341 50 Library Tahle finished in Mahogany Veneer Wfls $56.00‘ Reduced to Solid Mahogany Davenport Table of Grand Rapids make. 34150 « Reduced to = BOOKCASE: doors having Latticed Glass Panels. A very handsome design and splendidly made. Overstufied ~ Armchair The covering is of Velour. Reduced to of Mahogany and Gumwood at Grand Rapids. Rcduced to Rapids make. An excellent piece heautifully Reduced to with drawer. ¢ $ 48.50 Was $55.00. Fine Mahogany Veneer Bookcase with three Was $145.00. sl 25.00 Reduced to =