New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1925, Page 16

VOICES IN THE AIR SATURDAY, FOOTBALL GAMES TODAY. 1:45 p. m.—=WTIC, 3 WEAF, 402; WGY \\J AR, 306; WGR me— EVENINC (442 PICK, )—Radt York 319, ] { { 3==Dorothy Drummon, 8:16—2Zit's musle, planist, 6:40—Shelton dinner music. 7:30==Van's Colleglany, $—Michael Salpeter, violinist, “Hunting the Wild Tapi Salpeter, violinist ed Dulin, planst, rnstety Sisters Trio, Newland, baritone News )nvlflv“!l\. 10:10—~Emma Keller May 10:30—Clarence Willia 11—Eddie F orchestra, Police | Lunting Hary Hum WIIC—HARTFORD—376 Hroad ! Ha trom Graham Mac- Phillp Car- 1me from ird st of Yale-Harvard tha Hary Na in, WIAR—| 1—Yalo-J Hrect tinm nouncin, abserver, lm\ 1 ..'mfi t5—Harvard zame, New WNAC ¥ A—Dinner dan 30—Broadcast Miracle. NEW YORK—402 5—Harvard-Yale football game, Elmer Girosso's orchestra. fi—Dinner music. Jthel and Doroth om Opera House WE win, banjoist. d Dorothea Ponce, Eye-glass | and . Stephen cele, planist, eht opera quartet, iestra and the Radic Dream ( 10—Musical prog Vincent L rm market reports. pancial summ Bernhard Levitow's Two plano concerto, Paul Spe orcliestra, IS—NEW YORK—316 Ve BOPrano, 1estra. “Education nes Verbeckmoes, After Mar. Fri Liilian Drie ~Interview and and Lilli vith Royal Dixon. Lillian Dreilt an Dreilich. dancing ions, rasik Wil K —Willinm Ina Grange and Daviid J0—Jam Irving Ars Warner's \\l'\\—\l W YOIK— notes iams, tenor Adele I WMCA—NEW YORK—341 WY (- | NEW YORK WOKO—NEW YORK- WIBH—NEW YORK— WKROB—BROOKLY N—210 WHBR—STATE N ISLAND— WOR—NEWARK—105 the | 7—Da | | | | | 3—=Dal Ruc WAAM—NEWARK—20} ~Foothall game I‘Hm. u S—Ernie Kricket The Gill Famlly, ~Ho! 2 Beaver, readings —Al Pflster's orchestra, Jolly BIl Steinke, —Andrew Hayes, tenor, 0—Hilda Kay, contralto, 45—Fanny Horowitz, planisl. amuel Stlverberg, ader, sontralto, chestra ist and songs. 3:46—Johanna Cohen, 4—Rust and Hendrickson, 4:15—Cheatham's Band. WEI—PHILADELPHIA—305 1 room ensemble, ootball game, ukulele, banjo Harvard oncert orchestra, e orches the grll room, §—Talk, WLIT—PHILADELPHIA—395 (,~ w Chapman’s orchestr dancing lesson, Vocal Trio, Instrumental Trio, Moe and Joe, Ditties; Marr at the plano. Hal Chase's Collegians. 10:30- \\ll'—-l HIL\DI LPHIA—508 Arcadians. 6:06—Dinner music. T—Bedtime story; plano solos. §—Popular science lecture. §:15—Artist recital, « 00d Cleer,” Micky D. L. Ander- Dance musle. WPG—ATLANTIC CTTY—300 Dinner Music. tudio concert. “"\"—\llu\\'l“ CIry—2175 aside Trio. qture Period. Seaside Trio. —SCHENECTADY —380 ‘ootball game, Yale vs. Har- Community and Health Day,” Danicl Chase. otball scores. ~Dance program. RRYTOWN—: ide Screnader Kounig's orchestra, Johnson and W son, Nicolus K orchestra, WGR—BUFFALO—319 45—Intercollegl: toothall Harvard vs. Yale, WHAM—ROCHESTER—: k l\[!H.’YIl game, the “o0tball se WMAKLOCK POT— 266 -S—Piano recital, fcal progra WRC—WASHIN Two-piano recital, ‘A Memory of Old South.” andall's Saturday Night KDKA—PITTSBURGH—300 Dinner concert Helps to Sund sehool AND—350 chestra, am Hollenden ¢ ineous prog o Coo ciul \\l AR—CT, Hotel St WRE ELAND—389 concert orchestra, )—LANSINC el W Gold Standard Dance music, Serenader WAFD—POR HURON— ogram ntil mus| Addison Hote WON—DETROTT—516 linner n OIT—516 1 iny orchestr WIR—DI ymph i WOK—CHICAGO—217 WOK s Mr Night WGN—CHICAGO—370 zix tir KDKA | 7—Football )115—DBleyele V. |9 10: 11- | 1:1. 10 i 0 | ! | 11 and in-| NEW BRITAIN DATL WHT—CE GO-—300 scores, classical r organ recital, Musical features, 3 (309) Jelke entertain Kitechen Klenzer klassics, har. monica, soprano; The Goldr= trio, le quartet Ha The Girl I'rom Dixie," “The 1 trom Georgla, Jaceo humoris Pat Barnes and Al Carn WSAL=CINCINNAT 45-—Children's storles, tadio concert, sextet, sextet and instru. pro- linne 8) gram, waltan trio, 50N 01165, = menta WEW—CINCINNATI—123 Organ music 1 results, Hawkins," ity fireside sing, Ohlo Wesleyan Night, WHKRC—CINCINNATI—123 “=Marion McKay's orchestr studio features, WHAS—=LOUISVILLE=~100 30—Royal 'eacock orchestra, Coneert and ne WSB—A' Bicy A. program, Hired Help Skylark, WMC—MEMPHIS—199 Memphis Plectrum orchestra WSM—NASHVILLE—283 30-—Dance musie, Francls Craig's ra, Vio- WSMB—NEW ORLEANS—31¢ 30—Choral socicty of uni versity KTHS—HOT SPRINGS—375 it 15—01d time fiddler and auto- Loyola ¥ —Dance m hotel orchestr: 40—Violin solos. WGBU—I'ULFORD—278 eresa Horne, pianist. —Musical melange, Miami ' musical melang —DBlue Steele's orchestra, WMBE—MIAMI BEACH—; twood concert dail s bullet )—Dance hotel and studio. KPRC—HOUSTON—207 —Bible class ses: e Daily 5 wrehestra. news leter, Insti- WEAA—DALLAS—176 —Dance music, Don Best sty from the Baker hotel Recital by Mozart C Dance Adolphus music, hotel HENANDOAH—266 h trio in music of —10WA ( tecital by mezzo-soprano and planist WOC—DAVENPORT: Bedtime story the First 154 Preshyter- Hotel orchestra and laritone Ksh—~ Orchestral WwWbDAl Weathe ness m abson's theater Ensemble. Danc organ recital, T non 45— Nighthawk music and vocal numbers, WCCO—MINNEAPOLIS—116 Nicollet hotel orchestra. Fireside Philosophic —Mugical program. :05-—Colisrum dance or WSOE—=MILWAUKEL lesson, Milwau Ch urehes 1day schoo! 1 ration of KOADEN VIR o musie by Wurtzbach's KFWA—OGDEN, UTAH—2061 Radio Dealers’ program, Dan musie, ( R es' orel KEAU—LOISE, IDAHO—=2T8 Dance music KGO—OAKLAND—361 urant Coakley's Cabiri sic program KGW—PORTI \\I> ORE.—191 151 ) Through the Static ington y HERALD, SATURDAY. )\ ¢ i i | Displaying no traces of emo- tion, Mrs Hurca, above, fand her youthful - appearing step-father, Arthur Holt, below, went on trial in Waukegan, 1L, for the murder of Mrs. Lillian mother and his wife, they were nother. 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He ex- over the free- which facial 4 in full view seems, however, simple azement and alacr Ldornments ¢ it the | o be a ontinucs, “One red in the sJeeper a lady who in.the cours sht had changed from w 1 scemed to me to be a board- school miss into a venerable matron. An hour later 1 4 her in the dining car, rejuvenated with the ud of her rouge and lipstick. Reichstag members rom the Washington German vith columus of ssions, which ly divided economic iblic, very morning I aisle of a Pullman liscove gathering vaders mpre are about between comments matters and on d by women in American Mysterious Statue nysterious statue “Attic Goddess,” Berlin museum marks, a genuine ut Greece, negotinted channel; questions known acquired for 1,000,- productio and was the through the legiti recently a heated : diet, where the na- introduced a motion to the ministry of art, edu- and science from appropri- funds for buying the much se Various have declined to pronounce genuine until the min- s the origin of the sta- ntifics the it for sale, mbers of the diet hotly with state the million for the impecunious are and have ising in ussian ionalists train (tion debate iscu Greek statue, picec offered Other me insist that diverted of ho ierman artists scarcely to soul to- rether, Union Formed rman-Austrian ion rganized to promote keep alive cul- between the ation for a unite with A G ha un 1omic relations 1dings in prey Austria may ural un ntri ime when icrmany. Among ntive exe- are the members of the neil of the union A. H. HARRIS CROWLEY BROS. INC. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street Estimates Cheerfully Given on Al Tel 2913 Johs =1 BATTERIES AUTO Electric Service at Your Service Gould Battery Service FOR SALE in Street Telephone 708 “FOR SALE Two Family House on Mur-| ray St., 12 rooms steam | heat. Price $15,000. Very good buy. BENNETT \MOTORS ’ COX & DUNN ’ | 272 Main St. | | | 1 | MONEY TO LOAN EVERY DAY IN TH Large or Small 15t MORTGAGE LUA S NATIONAL BANK BUILDING Under Grant s 31722 WHEN IN HARTFORD| DINE AT THE HONISS OYSTER HOUSE 22 STATE ST. 25c. 50c and $1 Store Always a Fresh Take Home Also, ® — German | operation,” he | encoun- | eco- | Supply Ko | vented by Professor Mindrop of the Bochum school of mines. Experiments with the new wand are sald to have been s0 success- ful that Professor Mindrop has been invited by the bureau of mines of. the Dutch government to determine the extent of coal und ore deposits at Maurik, Holland. The wand contains undisclosed magnetic substances, Lald on the surface of the earth, an indicator in the tube is sald to reglster the |presence of various miners elo- ments far below the surface, Simi- lar wands heretofore, Profes Mindrop claims, have lHHCM L I Kag) Jarres, nationallst candidate for"president who withdrew In fa- vor of President von Hindenburg and who is now mayor of, Duls- burg; Count Hugo former Bavarian premier, rda Huch, author. xplaining the objects of union, Franz Schweyer, Bavarlan minister of the interior, said he |was aware that the purposes of the [union might bo misconstrued by some Alljed circles, | “The union 1s a Lerchenfeld, and Dr, the non-partisan, {non - propugandist organization,” Herr Scweyer said, “fully aware that a unfon of Austria with Ge many would not be countenanced [only the presence of metailic by the Allied powers at present. | moents, The union will attempt to pave the | way for complete understanding in anticipation of the unfon of the two countries, Radically and cul- turally the two peoples are So closely related that Austria might | well be a part of Germany." 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