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RADIO BY- THE -CLOCK newscasting, by Dr. Julius Klein, N. B. C. feature.

chimes time. Craig and his Andreys Jackson orchestra. Lamp program with Ed McConnell. Wash." Humphrey Bate and his "Possum Hunters." Dave Macon, Bros. barn dance orchestra.

Jimmy Thompson. "Clod Hoppers." McConnell in songs and stories. WBAW (1490-201-2). 10:00 a. m.

-Union ice cream hour. "Phone Maniac" in Louisville Calls Police to "Duty' SATURDAY'S PROGRAM WSM Louisville, Dec. (AP)Louisville's latest is a "phone maniac." Officials and policemen, delivery boys, stores, taxicabs and druggists all are his victims. One firm sent out 39 turkeys to customers that didn't exist. Another received 50 such fake calls in a day.

Druggists, delivery boys have been rushing around the city with packages, only to bring them back. unclaimed, Today, when patrolmen began to rush into the court of Police Judge Fred Starck In response to "urgent summons," the judge decided the matter had gone too far. He asked the of the telephone company in locating "phone maniac" and promised that the man would get a jail number instead of a telephone number if apprehended. MEMPHIS FIGHTS HIGHWAY ROUTE Mayor Overton Protests Plan, Contract for Which Is Pending. Memphis, Dec.

28-Mayor Overton today wrote Col. Harry Berry, state highway commissioner. protesting the building of Highway No. 14 into the city at Rayburn boulevard and South Parkway. contract for grading and drainage of 4,900 feet of this project from Levi school to the city limits was offered for bids today at Nashville.

The highway department's action in locating the route of the highway shifted to the city an almost unavoidable burden of building 0 $350,000 riaduct across Illinois Central raidroad tracks, city officiais suv. The city administration was not consulted upon the location of the route. The route, apparently, settled today, will work another hardship on the city in the possible loss of the gift of nearly $200.000 for the purchase of Vance woods as city park. Owners of the wood notified tHe mayor on Thursday that if the highwoy cuts through the tract as planned. it would no longer be available for a park.

The legacy left the city depended upon the purchase of the woods. J. R. LUNN Coal, Coke and Kindling. 430 Chestnut St.

6-8589 REV. W. F. JAGGERS OF MURFREESBORO, DIES Murfreesboro, Dec. (Spb--The Kev.

W. F. Jaggers, pastor of the Whitsett's Chapel Baptist church, died today in Rutherford county nospital here after a rolprse following an operation last Sunday for gall stones. Mr. Jaggel's seemed recovering until yes(terday, when his condition suddenly took a turn for the worse.

The minister came to Rutherford county 13 vears ago from Kentucky, and had served in the Baptist ministry since that time, acting as paster for several rural congregations. He was prominent member of the Baptist association, and in deference to his death, the fifth Sunday meeting. which was to have been next Sunday in Whitsett's Chapel, has been postponed. Ic is survived by his widow and five daughters. The funeral wili be at 2.

p. Sunday in the church, conducted by the Rev. r. McConnell, fotlowed by burial in Evergreen cemetery, Evangeline Booth Is Not "'Seeking Throne" London, Dee. er Evangeline Booth, head of the Salvation Army in the United States, on her arrival in London this afternoon to attoud the meeting on January 8 of the high council.

said emphatically: have not come to seize the throne." "There is 110 split in the Salvation Army," she told the Associated Press correspondent. "There will be no split what ever decisions for reforms the high council may make The army is more united today than ever Maid Coffee hour. review. Capitol theater Owl Club. Owl orchestra.

Mitchell at the Capitol organ. Owl orchestra. Norman, gultarist. dance frolic. program.

12:00 -Weather report and forecast. signals. WLAC 6:45 a. exercises by. Dr.

A. Keim, period, 7:15 -News items. 7:30 -Morning musicale. period of setting -up exercises. musicale.

kitchen. Church of Christ service. and live stock market reports. time from Washington. market report.

forum. feature. musicale. talk from Central Church of Christ. period.

-Joe Luton, pianist. Moore, Hawaiian guitarist. S. Reynolds, talk on smoke abatement. My Mother Taughte Me." circus.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29. (Central Standard Time.) System, Spitalny's music to WEAF. WGN (720-416) Chicago. Uncle Quin; Markets. WGHP (1220-246) Detroit, Lady Moon; Oriole Orchestra.

WGES Chicago. Dinner Concert. NBC System. St. Regis Orchestra to WJZ.

(540-545) Houston. The Parsons Studio. WB4 1909-303) Springfield. McEnelly's Orchestra. WCAU (1170-256) Philadelphia.

tation. Four. WCAE (1240-242) Pittsburgh, Recital. WDAF (610-492) Kansas City, Meyers Orchestra. NBC "System.

Soprano to WEAF, WTIC. (1120-246) Detrolt, Studio: Dance Music. NBC System. National Symphony Orchestra to WEAF, WEEI, WCSH, WTIC, WFI. WRC, WGR, WCAE.

KSD, WOW, KOA. WGY, WWJ, WHAS. (1390-216) Cleeland. Lowman's Old Timers. NBC System.

Godfrey Ludlow, violinist WARY WJZ. KWK, KDKA, (750-400) Detroit. Bergin's Orchestra. (1060-283) Baltimore. WBAL Ensemble.

WBAP (800-374-8) Fort Worth, en Aces. NBC System. Xylophonist to WJZ, WBZ, KDKA, KWK. WLS (870-345) Chicago, Angelus; Barn Dance (5 hrs.) WLW (700-428) Cincinnati. ers.

8:00 CFCA (840-337) Toronto. Hockey. Toront WEAF (660-454) New York. Organ to WCAE. WTIC.

WJAR. WGY. WWJ. WEEI (550-508) Boston. Musicale.

WISN (1120-268) Mtwaukee. Studio Program. NBC System. Operetta "Vagabond King' to WJ2. WB7, WBZA, KSTP, WBAL.

KDKA. MC. WRC, wow. WL W.R. WJR KYW.

KWK, WREN. WSB. WHAM. KOA, WBT. WHAS.

WOAD KPRCW. WBAP. KVOO. WFI. WIB.) (370-326) Chicago.

Beecher's Orchestra. WMA0 Chirago. Concert Orchestra. Shreveport. St vuio WCAU (1170-256) Philadelphia.

NBC System. Marimba Orchestra to WEAF. WCAE. (300-375) llot Springs. Dance Frolic.

Pacific Network. Lucky Strike Orchestra, WBAL (1060-283) -Baltimore. The Pattersons. NBC System. Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra to WEAK, WEEL, ASTP.

WSB. WGN. KSD, WTIC, KPRC. WJAR. WTAG, WCSH.

WFI. WMC. WRC, WBT, WGY. WGR. WCAE.

WJAX. WHAS. WWJ, KSD, woW. WDAF, KV00. WFAA.

WOAI, KOA. WTMJ. WOES Chicago. lyman Jrogram. WGHP (1120-216) Detroit.

Studio; Health Orchestra. NBC System. Among Ourselves to WJZ. KWK. (800-375) Hot Springs.

News: Organ; Dance Music. KYW (1020-294) Chicago, News; Slumbet Music, Pacific Network. The Carnival. System. Ponce Sisters; Pollack's Orchestra to WEAF, WFI, WCAE.

wOW. WWJ. KSD. WMAQ Chicago. Amos 'n' Andy, also KPRC, WHK, WJR.

KSTP. WDAF. NRC System. Slumber Music to WIZ. WTMJ (620-487) Milwaukee.

Dance Music (3 10:30 KOA (830-361) Denver. Grabau's Orchestra. (720-416) Chicago. Melody Lane. WI.

IV (700-425) Cincinnati. Sinton Orchestra. 11:00 KYW (1020-294) Chicago. Water Beach Orchestra. Pacific Network.

Golden Legends. WON (720-416) Chicago. Dream Ship; Goldkettes Orchestra. 11:30 KSTP (1160-206) St. Paul.

Gates' Orchestra. KMBC (950-316) Kansas City. The Midnighters. (1020-294) Chicago. Insomnia KFI (640.169) Los Angeles.

Symphonette. (1050-285) Hollywood. Midnight Express. (Copyright, 1928. by Audio Service, Chicago.) THOUGHT DEATH WASN'T FAR OFF "Just a few Inies to let you know ain a friend to L- and to tell you it has done me a wonderful says Mrs.

Sallie Anderson. 623 Quarry Bristol, Vat. When first began using 1 thought death wasn't far off. for it scemed almost impossible for me to live long. I dreaded for night to come and couldn't walk across the flor without almost losing my breath and I would have to set in a9 open door until late hours the night.

Li- brought me 0.11 then from 'that trouble and I have only taken one largo and half of small bottle of the medicine." Get L- from your druggist Or write Nashville Medicine Nashville, for free AN EVENING WITH THE BIBLE BY PROF. EDWARD SAXON AND DR. ROGER T. NOOE AT THE VINE STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday Evening, 7:15 Message by Dr. Nooe on 'The New Old Book" Interpretative Readings by Professor Saxon MORNING WORSHIP, 11:00 A.

M. THANKING GOD AND TAKING COURAGE Topic of Sermon by Dr. Nooe A THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN Saturday Morning, December 29, 1928. STRATTON FOSTER HEADS RED CROSS Local Chapter Holds Annual Election of Officers. Election of officers and reports of the year's activities marked the annual meeting of the American Red Cross, Nashville chapter, at, the Chamber of Commerce building Friday afternoon.

M. Stratton Foster was chosen president, succeeding Thomas G. Kittrell, who has headed the 01- ganization for the past two years. Mr. Thomas, who presided over the meeting, was thanked for his service during his administration.

He was elected second vice-president. James H. Parkes was chosen first vice-president. J. T.

Hester was reelected treasurer, and Alfred T. Adams secretary. All directors serving the past two years were reelected, and two new members added to the board. Those reelected are: Thomas G. Kittrell.

James H. Parkes, W. H. Lambeth, Alfred T. Adams, J.

T. Hester. J. P. W.

Brown, Loventhal, Mrs. Bernard Fensterwald, Mrs. Harry Evans, Mrs. Jo B. Morgan, Mrs.

S. S. Crockett, Walter Stokes, Mayor Hilary E. Howse, Cecil Sims. Mrs.

Jesse Ov-1 erton. Henry, Teltlebaum, Dr. John L. HI Dr. Roger T.

Nooe, T. Graham Hall, Mrs. John Hill Eakin, H. G. Hill, M.

A. Simpson, B. Ed McCarthy, Lewis Tillman, Tillman Cavert, Charles M. McCabe, Mrs. Herbert Farrell, Finley Dorris, H.

A. Tenbrunsel, John W. Frey, Dr. John Overton, A. D.

Brown. Paul Sloan, Vernon Tupper, Mrs. Frank Ring, Mrs. George Blackie Robert Cheek. C.

kRuncie Clements, Mrs. Robert F. Jackson, R. Payne, Will R. Manter.

Mrs. Ed Seay. Mrs. Arthur Evans, Arch Trawick. Mrs.

Luke Lea, Percy Maddin, Dr. E. P. Dandridge, C. A.

Craig, Dr. J.D Blanton, Dr Blanton, Dr. Owen Wilson, Byrd Douglas, Mrs. C. B.

Wallace, Joe Wertham, Rogers Caldwell, John W. Barton, Mrs. W. H. Williamson, Stratton Foster, M.

D. Anderson. Charles Nelson, Ed R. Burr and Walter H. Clarke, Collections during the year amounted.

to $13,800. The sum of $14,800 was expended, $5,000 going to hurricane relief in the West Indies and Florida. Aid was rendered 687 ex-soldiers. according to a report by Miss Evelyn Carrington, executive secretary of. the local chapter.

600 Influenza Cases Reported in Mayfield Mayfield, Dec. -(P) Sixhundred cases of influenza were reported today by Graves county health officers here today as compared with 300 yesterday. The epidemic in this county is expected to reach its peak tomorrow, according to the officials. Only the Linn carries payload and tows payload Maid of 60's to Be Buried With Fiance's Pistol Beside Her Rites Will Be Today in Port Royal for Miss Ellen Ya tes. Dec.

28. -(Spl) -Burial will be made Saturday morning in the family cemetery in the Port Royal community for a Miss Ellon K. Yates, 90, who despite the bids of many eligible suitors, remained single following the death of her Civil war romance fiance, a Confederate soldier of Virginia, which occurred a short while before they were to be married. Her most treasured remembrance of that romance, her fiance's pistol, sent to her his relatives, will be placed in the casket beside her body.Miss Yates' career was a picturesque one. While a child.

she was adopted by Mr, and Mrs. Henry Northington, her uncle and aunt, who were owners of a large landed estate and scores of slaves. They reared her in the lap of ease and luxury and educated her to the highest degree. She inherited their large estate and continued to live on the farm. Miss Yates' death this morning was the result of injuries she received in a fall three weeks During the Civil war Miss Yates was a favorite and good Samaritan to federal soldiers in temporary A THREE DAYS' COUGH IS YOUR DANGER SIGNAL Coughe from colus may lead to s0.

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She was also fond of flowers and landscape gardening and was active in the Garden Club of America, She member of the Ninetars Revolution and the teenth "Century club, the DaughMemphis Country club. She is survived two sisters. Mrs. Belle Little of New York and Mrs. Battle M.

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Mary Nevill San Antonio, Texas, and a brothers James Yates of this county. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Yates and was born in this county in 1837. Mrs.

Grace Toof, Artist Of Memphis, Is Dead Memphis, Dec. 28-Mrs. Grace Toof, for many years prominent in the social and artistic life -of Memphis, and a member of an old and respected family, died at her home, this morning during an epileptic stroke. Mrs. Toof was the daughter of S.

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Wagon Factory Gets $40,000,000 Contract Louisville, Dec. (P)- The Kentucky Wagon Manufacturing Company has closed contracts for more than $40,000,000 worth of business with five European governments, Robert V. Board, president, announced in a statement issued here today..