Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1927, Page 40

threshold of realizing my life-long am- ; bition of truly democtatizing the mes- A Marked Man. sage of music and making its benefi-| From the Boston Transeript. cent effect universa).” says Sir Henry,| Madge—Was that your intended | 2 e orchestra is composed of 78 |gay trig with? | performers, 18 of whom are women, |\ YOU out motoring with? e whole’ 87 concerts will be avall.| Marie—Yes, but he hasn't caught lon yet. WOMAN AWAITING LOVER | RADIO AIDS ORCHESTRA. TO SHARE IN HIS ESTATE Remained 47 Years in England MARION, Ohio.—Four Marion ‘While Prospective Husband youngsters are waiting with great im- Toiled in United States. patience while their father, Carl Fer- | Correspondence of the Associated Press. guson, puts the finishing touches on| BENTONVILLE, Ark—A woman i i Tlenn, WHIEh 8 R DS lwhoiwa)tad i nd 47 years for her lover to bril to America is to Ferguson, once a motor cycle racer and now employed in a Marion fac-|pe rewarded with a share in his mod est estate here. tory, constructed the ship without blueprints and with no expert in- e will of the late James Hughes struction as to principles of construc- | outon leaves a part of his estate to | tion. It cost $450, has a 28-horsepower | (ho girl he left behind in 1880, when he | { motor and a wing spread of 20 feet.| came to Amerion to seek a fortune. | He made the will before he left kng elage is 16 feet long. The woman is Miss Edith Ellen AIRPLANE FOR FAMILY. Youngsters Anxiously Waiting ‘While Father Puts It in Shape. Correspondence of the Associated Press. * ELIEF PROVISED FAONEAT WA Schools Closed in lllinois. Corn Seen Benefited in Central States. British Organization Now Has ‘Wider Scope, Says Leader. Correspondence of the Associated Press. LONDON.. Henry Wood, cor ductor of the orchestra of the Queen Hall Concerts, der the control of the casting Corporation, first time in 30 able for broadcasting. ADULPH RAIN Prasiaent DIAMONDS AND Other Precious Stones v ARTHUR J SUNDLON Treasurer To Policy Holders of the MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE, of NEWARK, N. J. in ge and enrich the ram in conformity with spirations. With the whole-hearted support of | wonderful medium of broadcast ing, I feel that I am at last on the Temhers - of A ahncine ety fice Fears at 935 F Street rearvouswirns o Amsterdam Diamond Erchange By the Associated Press, o CHICAGO, September 15.—RBuoved | e s o L by proimiseof rect hefore anther | Ferguson has ta _ Washington and Vicinity: " gun’ shall rise. the heatstricken | for a few trial fiights, and soon Mary, | Middle West today prepared to en- Frank, Paul and -lrl('}( Ferguson are * dure the fourth day of the protracted | 8oing to get the thrill they've been | has broken all Septem- | Waiting for. ccords and caused scores of | the plane up ENTERPRISE SERIAL Building Association 7th St. & La. Ave. N.W. 58th Tssue of Stock Now Open for Subscription Money Loaned to Members on Easy Monthly Payments E. Connelly James F, Shea Secrelary We have mailed you an imporiant let- ter this week. If not received, kindly telephone us. 1 planned to send for M & he was financi: s time, hi - e and then Goods fr are increasing anEe i America in popularity in India while those Mi her officials premised #nother Jo-| with Seaton’s two brothers and two * Blistering day before the cooi area at | from the United Kingdom are present traveling down from the |creasing. Canadian ranges could make itself| . felt upon the suffering central plaing and the valleys of the Missouri, Mis- sissippi and Ohi | While almost every city in the Cen- + tral States is daily reporting temper- atures ahove 90 d s 2 H. Lawrence Choate, General Agent Main 3740 sisters. | James President * the sustained heat wave, fearing only ' thing and scorch the corn, which it . eculture ofti . they said, most of the corn being » harvested. * total to 23 for the past three days. . The mercury rose to 95 degrees for * day because of the heat. y» muffled their school bells until the ». While Cairo, Ill.; Evansville, Ind.; F e 0 e 3, %, lanta, Ga., and Des Moines, Iowa, all agricultural bureaus are rejoicin; that it will prove too much of a good has already helped so much. Crops Are Benefited. Tllinois State Department of Agri- have estimated that each day 3,000,000 bushels to the crop. Iowa reports say that the corn bas advanced 90 per cent this week, but that the improvement has gerved mainly to insure safety against frost, about half the crop being pro- tected now. Wisconsin officials were less op- 0o late, timistic. The heat came There were 13 deaths attributed.to heat in Chicago yvesterday, raising the the second consecutive day, equaling the September record and approach- ing within one degree of the Sum- mer’'s highest mark. All Chicago schools were closed to- The an- nouncement was made last night after the school board learned that another day of excessive temperature was & certainty. Many Illinois cities already have wave is broken. Southérn States continued to bake yesterday, Nashville ran a tempera- ture of 98 degrees. St. Louis reported four deaths and a mark of 97 degrees, t Worth, Tex.. Montgomery, Al had high marks of 96 degrees. Weather officials refused to commit themselves further than to predict Before you buy your oil burner-. be sure to get tull information % N, 22 V7 % your “Silezt” now! about the % that Friday would be “not so warm’ i, east of the Mississippl River. Relief *" {8 more certain to the central plaing 3% where unsettled and cloudy weather .5, 15 forecast. ** HELP SOLDIERS AT FRONT o #% Chinese Girl Students Inaugurate New War Relief Work. Correspondence of the Associated Press. SHANGHAI—Students of the Jing h Girls' School here have set a o, DEW precedent in Chinese war relief 'a* work. They have organized to help % the soldiers at the front and to send hem gifts, inch*ding socks and cigar- )¢ ettes. This may make “sewing socks +, for soldiers” as popular among Chi- s" mese femininity as it was among +'s Women of Western nations during the ESTABLISHED 1905 - Maurice J. Colbert s’ World War. KX o hundreds of girls pledged themselves %* %o procure funds for gifts s At a recent theatrical entertainment onalist boys at the fron 621 F St. N.W. Heating and Plumbing Contractors \ Home Decorating Problems Solved for You Zavzite Enamel Mattona Flat Wall Finish Ttilivar Varnish You are cordially invited to visit the McDougall-Butler Store at 421 Tenth Street N.W., formerly the Goodye Paint and Supply Co. Beautifully finished panels showing the various McDougall-Butler Varnishes, Enamels and Paints are on display and we are ready to help you solve your home decorating problems. Our stock of Sign Writers’ Supplies and Artists’ Materials is large and complete. 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