The Capital Times from Madison, Wisconsin • Page 23

Thursday Afternoon, May 10, 1325 Local 'Phone Cable Cost Is a $1,000,000 Telephone News Tells of Enormous Expense of 'Voice Highway AccordtdR to the current number of the Wisconsin Telephone News tile new cable which now connects Madison, noted lor Its highways, me. iv voice highway, which outstrip nil other for the raffle. It carries. The high to la the new telephone adside. ten or twelve phantom open re lines which would be required if cable had not been placed in serv Inborcd so skillfully and efficiently for more than year to bring the work to a successful conclusion will testily It was not an easy job.

HONORED AT MONTICELLO Dorothy Grenzow Kuth Babler (Special to The Capital Time.) MONTICELLO. Wis. Miss Dorothy I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.

O. Babler trenzow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, S. salutatorinn of the local high school I. Grenzow, and i Babler, senior cl CHAMP DEMOLAYS GET VICTORS' MEDALS AT1 FATHER SON BANQUET is viin 1 tt i Ask Grcenwaldt; Insurance Be Declared Valid Attorneys File Answer In Traveler's Insurance Co.

Suit An answer in the suit of the Travel aaalnst the payment of an insurance' policy for 10,000 held Jointly by Mr and Mrs. Alvin H. Oreenwaldt, Mt Horeb, was filed late Wednesday after noon by the firm of HU1, and Beckwith, attorneys Greenwaldt's estate. In answer to the bill complaint filed several weeks ago: with the U. 8.

district court here, the attorneys ask ik mmnkint he dismissed, the in surance declared valid, in force and effect and that the administrator ol the estate be entitled to the proceeds of he policy. Tt. i. frthr claimed that Mr. Greeh waldt did nov plan me muro.er 01 nis wife prior to.

the time the insurance was issued, serving a 111 Mr. Grcenwaldt is sentence for complicity in Grcenwaldt also claims that he did not raisiiy nis report the examiner of the Insurance eo pany. It was claimed in the compla intoxicating liquor. He he paid the premiums claims that Bead Capital Times Want Ads Past of AflVcsions Suit I I Biar. Arthur Mansfield.

Max Man 1 Alexander. Joseph jn metoh'fw i 1 tZkm1 Sewere the' foSrthofmis 'The Boy With the Golden Fingers i Komplcn. Mt. Horeb; c'n members of the team. ll Crnn: Schi xthauiT, Blnoming Grove; A basketball in token of the II 'i Ororse Btiell.

Sun Prnlrlc; and. Arnold DcMolay state championship was given II weigrn. Brisioi. the team ft acclaimed the Boy Paderew cA'': Cor'nHavrtotaiClmOTc league!" ski of America, who has been ap ft lhan Gomez reports. vlTtheUivMnTv ptaquct pearing in Concerts throughout 4 niTFr ATF I Pbqufcannoite won "ermanentij bv the United States makes his A UlAAM tcam, ip first appearance in Madison In charge of the banquet were: Mil i 1 1 0 rMm' general chnirmanD! jJ when he opens 3.

three day en ft 'S. aucr, arrangements and banquet. gagement at the 5 JL Hook Brothers jJ WK Capitol Theatre 5 Jfe 'suH tBbT Thursday, Friday, and Saturday jpO SiplStEiS'1 Win Baby Behr Win Baby Bet 5 SBbEW Prf $3ii Piano I Piano lssssrSffli "osPfano Co. for the Capitol Theatre. 0 best to the.

Watch The Capital .5 Jj T1Y IX THE. WORLD FAMOUS STEINWAY IS I y's Auto Choice I ALWAYS CHOSMAENDORSED 1 famous' Knight automobile engine, At. SS Ssiii PIANO COMPANY was'the "rjCKteiHlSi na wwlc fnaV'teT iST jj 105 STATE STREET 0 tin' first week in June. Here is lectecl bi Mr i ft nl Miss New Jersey, with flowers. 1 Read Capital Times Want Ads VBQg 'WXOOOC BLACKLIST PARTY HEARS "KEY HOLE MEN" RAPPED IMT AwehW rnrnl NKW A number of those hose names appeared as "unpatrl on the blacklist of the Daughters the American Revolution held a oartv Wednesday night under the auspices of The Nation, liberal weekly, at the Level elub.

Mrs. Helen Tufte Balllie, D. A. R. member of Boston, who was the first in Dubllclv object to her organisation's circulation of he blacklists, assured the party that.

"a large element tn the D. is determined to drive out the Key Men of America, an organiza tion which furnishes lists of those 'in believes have radical leanings. s. Joseph Whitney, ol New Haven, who reslcned from the D. A.

R. alter publication or the blacklist charges, asserted that the "dear, sweet girls" had only followed the masculine lead in adopting blacklist methods ol halting speeches. party. 1. Boran ana rrazrcr sent terc of a sympathetic nature to th Admits Drunkenness, Fined $10 and Costs Jomes Coughlin, 50, of no fixed abode, was fined (10 and costs in superior court today when he pleaded guilty to arunaenness.

HUSTON RAY America's eminent pianist who plays at The Capitol Today Thursday, Friday and Saturday MARVELS AT THE SIMILARITY OF TONE BETWEEN HIS PIANO AND THE NEW RADIOLA R. C. NO. 105 SPEAKER nvmt unncn uumc Utility Board Approves Local Building rlan Will Start Building of Of fice, Terminal Unit Here Immediately Plans for office building and bus terminal of the Wisconsin Power and Light to. be built at W.

Washing ton ave. and N. Fatrchlld st. were approved at a meeting of the board ol directors of the company in Chicago today. Flndorrr and Son, Madison general contractors, low bidders, were awarded the eeneral contract.

Sub contracts have not yet been let. but will be let within the next few days. Information is received by Madison officials by telegram of the dlrec D. W. Mead Escapes Injuries In Crash firm df Mead and Ssaatcas, glneering a itomobUe llslon with "MrMead, former president of the Madison Kl wards club, went to Platte by Jc eral other Mad! The collision nappeneo woen me tcad car was crossing a street inter The New Radiola R.

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3. A large capacity battery eliminator, providing a silent, steady and always available flow of power at various voltage for the companion receiver, and with automatic regulati voltages and output voltages. This is the Speaker which is used in Ludlow Hadio Co' marvelous demonstration an innovation entirely field. i of input the radio THE MOST STARTLING TEST IN A RADIO AGE TAKES PLACE TODAY, FRIDAY SATURDAY at The New Capitol Theater Hear This Convincing Test vrOll LL well be astonisnecl to jj hear the close semblance of 0 tone between instruments, not 3 only piano but every instrument jj in the music field, brought out clearly in its true tone without distortion. For any radio own er this hookup which will be shown on the Capitol Theater stage is made possible by the use of any talking machine connect ed through the radio onto the No.

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