Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1927, Page 22

22 AMAT FEVENING RTAR. WASHINGTON, D. U. THURSDAY., SEPTEMBER .13 1927. I > > . e not more than ours,a week an | | is wife for a short vacation with' il ; 1Gumea Fowl in Park, Missing Feed, “NDMNAPOUS RADIO |5 arviae ‘imm mn Wik Wsnr NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER |1, iy for & short vacau s | WOMAN’S STATUS VARIES. 3 g | and WAAF In Chicago. | Iie is survived by his widow, his | —_— i I Peck in Anger at Innocent Visitors. TIME TO BE DIVIDED s s e et fishosts i S MiE S0 B it ancn SIS o Germs sy odaenE ) announcement hy Commissioner Bel- ¢ pimE % i lows that the policy of the commission . Va. Funeral arrangements merica, Says Canon. T = (romm oW o, il e fi tiwb divectlons, | " O Liuscombiiof West' ERINjsce niot been compiated: Correspondence of the Associated Press | e . o . Gy v i to eliminate interference wherever | Beach, Fla., Publication Expires | Mr. Lipscomb was president of the | it S E A URM The guinea fowl of Frankiin «quare.:"i T:H::‘“?":“:t‘;:lri::‘r“v““hfl had seat- WFBM and WKBF Will Share I e tne ot | ; P! | Realty Publishing oo with a plant| LONDON.—What a woman is in North Carolina. {at Boynton, Fla. The company pub-| pends upon the country in which =i Lecame infuriated last night when s i i i . & €M A1 rhose who passed along ths wind-| Hours on 1,090 Kilocycles. tions declining to adhere to their a {lished the Palm Beach W h signed wave lengths. He predicted ' po (he Associated Pross. [Tk Worth News e the o Rae | lives, believes Canon W. R. Dawson i th 1 stations would Chicago Change Made. z,'.:z, ",‘,“‘n':]m',‘,‘;‘rv:r"‘:" A the eom.| ASHEVILLE, N. €. September|Post. In addition, he had estab.| headmaster of Rrighton College. = cears | lished the Florida Real Estate and| “In France a woman is a pla st News of Palm Beach and|(hing," said the canon in an address kindly passerby who feeds them each | inz walk were astonished to be = evening failed to appear at his cus- | tually attacked by the bhirds, w Fiood Control, Waterways iomary nour. threw themselves against passer: s ; ” avor suc ons be- | 15.—W. O. Lipscomb, for many £ 5 wocking SGNA: leaiing & 3 Boidia mission would favor such stations be- | 1 D i % g | Promptly on the dot of 5:30, the | 5 < TR 2 ol il ek i s Touri | ) them responsible for the fallure ;| Radio broadeasting stations WFRBM. |cause of thelr ability better to sevve | an Associated Press opera who| T RNHAPHCHItUe ANSIBUITOr |, a1 time at whichihe taiwont totre- | o beepfacton to g bear & srated by the Ind [ the public. l ored recatitiy: sl becnikpublianing| " cveral ozhiioe publicati here. Jair ta a bench in the southeast c ALl o TR i A KB, | : shing | Severa ‘ations sus- - pair A bench in the southeast c One elderly woman, wearing the and WKBF, ) — la paper in West Palm Reach, died |pended at the collapse of the real | H | 1 ampaign. | ner of the uare and scatter s | voluminous skirts of a bygo P A iy DL 928 Campaig Nounty of gran, the Towls strutted |was fainly driven frem th omnc g deral Radio ¢ More than $4.000.000 worth of build- | lere suddenly sesterdas, followlng SRR Bl LR i e he walk and b4 ate bolne erdoted it <, Nova | an attack of acute ind i), as heen successfully shing a h, but their friend | retreated in disorder before the on ! to sl time on |ings are being erected In Hallfax, Nova {38 ® 90 S0 L0t e kridny with | labor organ. o . Lansburgh & Bro. un went down to the tune of ts power each. The 7th to 8th to E-FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 NEW September 15.— Flood kles, but dismay soon as’ squawks and they were the first step toward el To the “Shops of Youth” Tomorrow nd taxation disappointment by ng savagely ' i he Middle West, Minette Shor sl Sl 4 - o | When the plant of the two stations | Gets New Plane. i IR il be permitied to ave CURTISS F D, W ., tember Y comen wl think the = ’ “Autumn refurnishing ;\‘.’:m(;q i\,\,;”’-\. 14:”]1ix‘k "1& g N \\_ b fOI' Young $ 1 50 - Moderns at . . .\ 4 1000 watts and WKBF 500 watts, ELECTS HARDING HEAD | 15 o). —Tea Rasche, German woman |te ‘Jower. beandvast. bates oo soor time finds very Substantial | their shoes, whenever Iiconomies open to Hender- possible, for a moment’s Fall styles are more Sizes 11, 13, 15, 17 and 19 Going back to school is a delightful task if one can be wearing a smart stunt flyer, who hopes to attempt a|mission directed station WTAS at respite from burning Veattital hign. aver. new Fall frock like these offered at $16.50. 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