New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 13, 1924, Page 14

2] FITETPPVIITIPPCUGTT L we vy | $VOICES IN THE AIR 3| PIPCIIIIIITIVICTICIGITINGY ' KDKA | (Westinghoust t Pittsburgh.) | 6 p. m.—Bascball scores; co to $:30 he Chicago Mus NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1924. Tuesday, May 7:30 to 30 p. 3. 8:30 p. m recital. . t 10 p. m—Addresses and choral| 9 p. m.—"The Political Situation in | PTaN0: Planist; A “Life-Sized” Plant Actually Under- - Southern Baptist conven- | Washington 1 e, 8 ground is Interesting Feature of 9:20 p, m.—('o ‘Time signals and weath- No World Peace Unti! 1945 n police will sink ¥ | ealled " and is on a House- ships. There will be revolutions and | that-Jack-built plan, with gigantic | and international wars, northern | wooden icrs as suppe col- e scene of the prin- {umns, Then there is the land storms *at sea b Meeting forecast, iurope being t nd working conditions motters to be to To Safeguard quality and flavor LADA" | 6:30 p. m.—Mary and he S Says Por roph Gigantic English Fair | lamb, i Says Portuguese Prophet | 6:45 p. m Gimbel Br Philadelphia.) “oncert. Lisbon, May 13.—Joao Ferraz, who | London, May 13—A “life sized” coal | '; p. M. Bas e | poses as a prophet, predicts terrify- | mine actually u md and dem- & R 4t e 1 ' o 3 N | s 2 JL, »_‘f'\‘ = pem “”1 A yrocast, : o o ing events for Portugal and the rest onstrating coal mining as conducted | Society o 6:05 p. 1 »in . sic. (Union Trust Co.—Cleveland. i 3 i ¢ o0 o .,’1.‘ pela lmp" w.i”_' SLIGIT A Yaian of the world duri o present year | in Wales and Scotland, is one of the | Tn a § —National Stockmun and | . 0 p. m.—Dedtinie story. Concert, {and for the next | interesting educational exhibits at the | : " 4 v e o ' timassioricasand boll) Cortaolali it November | Ferraz - foretold | Tridtsh Empire cshivition whien 5| j§ always sold in an air-tight P B, ] ca p. etra |8 s s »and the o0 iy full swing, A 2 9:55 p. m.—Arli p. L—"The New Plays in Our| % p. m.—Trinacria Opera and Con- |inundations during March certainly | D 1500 of Nabtune” is anotirarl aluminum packet, never 1in Weather forecas ) Ment i SertiCo. fulfilled his predictio The rivers o RN BDD 00 | e 2 £ 10:30 p. m.—Coneert | ) o fore.® L ragus, Douro and Mon ve sub- | of the amusement park attractions | =% I T T e == g 10:10° . m e [m whole district placed which, under a Coney Istand title, af- Sywitchmen’s Union Will 'be, according to i WG | 10:15 p, mi—1 music, ena i eeCs o c TR | vilingea mnd) (0w s e . Cot- | ford emarkable exhibit of straige 'ry. eeHC fiig Aot Loeeidedt, o s (Westinghouse—Chicago.) teral Telophone and Telegturh €. {ages have been swept away. vine- |dei of the § Discuss Esch-Cummins Act 'ing in the compietion s “_'HH e p ot WGl i Ges e vards nad crops ruined and many Taken aga whole this ure of ihe Dan 13.—Revision of the ' ments f"-r ‘Hyp enterta 1 610 Jeala D or- | (American Radio and Research Corp.| 6 o 7:30 p. m.—Chamber music re. ]11VeS 1ost. . exhibitiontds onfe ar seate IR o cheCn transnomation DT L L dtlesuteataxpectecito 6 to 6:10—Joska De Bubary’s ¢ Medford Hiilside, I . wNow Ferraz says this is nothing to | London ever has seen, s : Sl A S CH‘_“";‘ i 2 y duy | What is to come. He pred signed by experts and ¢ providing for the elimination of the g : At to ; il 6:30 p. m—Clos ok e in the world until 194 10 The booths, cxhibits an Iled “politician group,” the rep- Auction Rare Stamps el I Tron ‘Trads il Garden bu. |Year more thronés will be over . |ahowa have Loen built 4n groups and ntatives of {he public on the] New York— 6:20 to 6:3 : tremendous earthquakes will *cach has a speeial design. One is , and a general di IO A they chmen on the rail- } P€T are some of the per mill by a New Yo upon by the were sold at high pric onsigned o a Ne e ! roit l'ree Press—Detrolt.) cipal occurr In conclusion he Wonderland” section, the deicgates o the tr Weather roport and ——am oxhorts people all over the world to Switehmen's Union of North | which was carried through the Con- _ 6 p. m.--Dinner concert. Final kil dogs or “the newspapers will not |tion to t and y | America here this week, federate lines from New Orlear . 324 MO 1 {have space to hold the cases of |chutes, ¢ wheels and | No formal program for the conven- | months after the start of the g WS 1 Apple club. hydrophobia that will occur.” dance halls without ¢ {tion has been prepared and none will { war, brought the highest price, $204. g (Courier Jou 1 Louisville Times | : Louisville, Ky.) i 6:40 p. m. n reci and spe- R ereinin ( cial concert, 1 6:30 p. m S poom. | Arlington tiv P p.om Episcopal church waaw . (J. It. Nelson Co.-—Newark.) g T p. m.—Ridgmont socic'y oiche tra = $:15 p. m.—Talk on “William p.| I editor of the Wall Strect . m viewing Inm $:45 p. m 9 p. m—Ca 9:30 p. m.- Ringi 10 p.m Job Schaf nt Trio, and Dave E!'ks® quartct American Warkigrs old C. White, Robert 8, Well by the Mayflower Melodymaker: turing “Mr, Radio Man." 11 p. m.—Singi WHN (Loew's Siat Theater New York City.) 9:30 p. m.-~Singing 9:55 p. m.—8in 9:40 p. m—8 9:40 p.om—A and His 14 Vieginian 10 p. m yonne KIks Quart 10:15 p. m—Alabam club vestra 10:45 p. m.—Cla Al program 11:15 p. m Oreh 1M:45 p. me—Il prima donna 11:50 p. m. 155 p.om CRAC (LaPresse—Montreal,) tra. . i€ Hutchison, he Love Twin, Kiddies' stories in French ~Mount orchesira. 0 p. m.—Latest English popular numbers, 10:30 p. m dance orchestra Royal hotel con- -Mount Royal hotel \\-J 4 (Aeolian Hall—New York City.) t Journal 8:15 p. m Jesmen 1 Have Met 8:45 p. m.—"Modern IPhases of Drama.” ” 0 Sparkling Glasses 25 Think of it! Delicious~satisiving~home. made root beer at less than half a cent a glass. ANl you have to buy is Williame'Root Beer E xt. family, Ask your grocer, WILLIAMS | 1 " ROOT BEER EXTRACT Face Disfigured With Large Pimples Cuticura Healed tation. 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