Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1928, Page 10

54 : TOE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. €. THURSDAY. XOVEMBER 15, 1928 oFIND DRIVER DAZED ... e || Tt New @ AFTER AUTO CRASH .= ot v e oer ana wo||| ORTHOPHONIC VICTROLA plcl;,lec: '$Z§?§,di‘§“.$,,2§°'$“ r:ntur;: The Outstanding Instrument Tak d Mot f::‘c“sm"’;' ::: :j;"’f’:‘l‘“ e:i’f‘;‘“‘;” :‘:" for Home Entertainment i - d , were S L Police Take Stunne it stolen from hh“mme Tuesday Whether or not you are a musician yourself, you enjoy . o Two overcoats were awlen yestelda) E H e " B ist to Hospital After Col- |asternoon from an .uw“mb"c ot the music of ntherf. By means of ‘the wonderful Or(ho‘ front of 1514 Seventh s They vhonic Victrola with new Orthophonic Victor Records lision With Pole. Onnw& ‘;’ Max . d“l.’mém'.)nh 2607 (which are made by the foremost Artists of the various 4 ) . 37 Ibds Ialand aseine. g, schools) you realize exactly what you desire in music. Z e oll 1"6 d out l t Following a collision with an electric m‘;"“‘i‘“’"‘“fl"“g‘?fllpwflffli A A New Orthophonic Victrola combined with the per- 9 ollowing 0] uri avenue yesterday morning an . 0 - light pole at Colorado avenue and Mon- hroke open the door of the room of fected R. C. A, Radiola provides aIAl the broadcasts, and ¥ tague street, shortly after 2 o'clock this wman. A watch and chain thus completes the instrument that is the marvel of mod- Biiih g i s et e tersainmsent ¢ morning, Bernard Day, 23 years old, | satuen tae. et o ern entertai . . | 0 md d S we ! 310 Hancock avenue, Takom Park, Md. “—‘!fi-—%“—gffi% We welcome all who come for demonstrations. i u : :‘:m?‘.'sfo;,%é‘.‘x‘f by thirteenth precinet {}| Budget payments readily ease the way to a purchase. police He was taken to Emergency stlll'. Bl the amb d treated evant Blowers e el e DRroor’s Music HOUSE possible fracture of the jaw. 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