Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 7

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1927 DECATUR HERALD DECATUR HERALD DECATUR TRIO HELD Clarke broad- l(fj ctio from Cti isuju pti U(JRA Mil TEACHERS WILL GOTOJJ. OF I. structors present. The Decatur delegation Will be large. Prominent members of the University of Illinois faculty and teaching heads from all over the state will address the conference.

Problems of the High school teacher will be the point of discussion In the sectional and general meetings. A FROM THE BEST BIJOU STARTING SUNDAY The Sensation of the Year PRINCESS PAT Famous Hollywood Movie Lion Shaw, Lynn Fisher. Tom Miller and Harry Starret. Four men were arrested on Oct. 15 after a holdup of a Los Angeles man, who was robbed as J128.

The victim of the holdup clung to the bandit car and called for police, as the car raced down street. The four men stopped the auto and ran. Police gave chase and arrested the four men who are held. Shaw is known to Decatur police. Her was arrested here for the theft of on automobile in 1325.

but was released when the car owner declined to prosecute. He formerly lived in 1103 East Garfield avenue. Local police have requested photographs of the four men. Former Residents (-horsed With Hold Vp and Robbery in l.o Anselea Three former Decatur men are held in Los Angeles under a robbery charge, according to lnfofmatlon which has reached Decatur police. They gave their names as Ernest Prof.

H. II. Hollister. of the University. He is one of the well known educators of the country.

The week before Thanksgiving has been set as the date for the meeting for mar; years. America's Largest Credit Clothiers 6000 CLOTHES 240 M. Water Tomorrow Last Superintendent William Harris also will attend the conference. He will be tn Urbana at the time, attending the meeting of the Illinois City Superintendents' association and the Illinois school board association, held jointly Nov. 16-17.

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Chicago. Musical pot- U'FNR- -1040). Chicago. Popular music. J'P.

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m. WGX, (306-980), Chicago. Artists recital. 3:00 p. WDAF.

(870-810). Kansas Hy. String Trio. x- T- hour. 3.M) p.

KIAB. (30S-970). Lincoln. Neb. Orchestra concert.

K- studl Program. VJ. (454-660). N. T.

Trio; recital. WLS. (345-S70). ChicaBo. Homemakers )iour.

1:00 p. WCCO. C405-740), Mnls. St Paul. Readers Club.

VCFL. (4S4-620). Chicago. Rest hour. "VVOC, (353-S50), Davenport.

Crescent orchestra. While You Dine 4:00 p. KDKA. (316-950). Pitts.

Country Club. 5:00 p. WEAF. (432-610), X. T.

Waldorf Astoria; also WRC. WIP. (508-590). Phlla. Dinner music.

vvj, (375-900). Detroit. Dinner concert. 3:30 p. KFAB.

(309-970). Lincoln. Neb. iMnner concert, WFI, (405-740). Phlla.

Adelphla Orches- i tra. p. WOC, (353-550). Davenport. Chimes.

6:00 p. WBAP. (500-600). Ft. Worth, 'inner conirt.

WENR. (2SS-1040). Chicago. Tip Top Orchestra. WJZ.

(454-660). N. T. Abrams orchestra. i WOW.

(508-590), Omaha. Dinner music. 6:39 P. KYW. (526-670), Chicago, i Conpress Hotel.

WBZ. Springfieia. Mass. Din-i ner music. For the Kiddies p.

WHN, (395-760), N. T. Uncle Robert. p. WCAE, (517-5S0), Pitts.

"Hap-i pv Hour." 3:00 p. WEBH, (36S-820). Chicago. I'rfiim Daddy Davis. 5 1 WMAQ.

(448-670), Chicago. I T'fipy Turvey Time. p. KYW, (G26-570). Chicago.

I I'rrte Bob. WIP (506-590). Phlla. L'ncle WIp. WGX, (306-985).

Chicago, i fiu-le Quinn. I li. WFAA, (500-600), Dallas. Story Hour. Popular Programs tonight p.

KDKA. (016-960), E. Pitts. WIBO, (416-720). Chicasro.

mfwHB, (S87-E90). Kansaa City. ropular songs. ii-ui." i 0). rlevelnnd.

Band. -5 :30 p. NETWORK Royal Sten-1 ocianhers. from WJZ. KDKA.

KYV, WBZ. WBZA, WJR. KFAB. (309-370), Lincoln. L.

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wadc. wcao wcmt. wban, webl, wghp. WMAK, WMAQ. WNAC.

RED VETWORK Musicale Miniatures, from WEAF, WLIT. WTAG. KoTl. (278-1080). Council Bluffs.

Billy WB4PlC(W0. Ft- Worth. Concert. WBBM. (389-770).

Chicago. Artist re- Sr'iE, (517-4S0). Pitt. Concert. (4S4-620).

Chicago. Popular WDAF. (370-810). Kansa. City.

"Ike WOfM375-800), Davenport. Studio. WORD CS0-J070), Bntavla, III. Studio. TiM' (400-750), Cleveland.

Ames Ar- Detroit. Musicale. S-15 p. WOS. (469-640).

Jefferson fnr Missouri. City. 8 3 0 3 5 -7 8 0 Hot Vco! (7o7). MP1- St. Paul.

Mar-WGN. (306-9S0), Chicago. Paul Asha WHO, (535-660). Moines. Courtesy WM.Tsn-SSOl.

Memphis. Entertainers. (4T6-630), Atlanta. Certrude L. J0V.Tvg (517-580).

Worcester. Cleveland. Masqueradors. 9:00 p. COLUMBIA CHAIN.

AlhH. Wllo. Fowler's WTAM "Musical KMOX, WCAI WEAN WOHP, A8. WKRC. WIK WilAW, KYW.

(526-570), Chicago. Concert. WHN, WHO. (535-660). Des Moines.

Cnpital WJZ. (454-660). V. T. Around the Pi- St.

Paul. MM. SSb CS8-1040). Chicago. Popular WCN (306-380).

Chicago. Phantom m- KFI, (469-640), Los Angeles. m.TwsB. (476-630). Atlanta.

Con- PACIFIC CHAIN. Feature "S'f rn KFOA. KGO. KGW Ozone Club. WJ.IOChKago.

Popular pro- Classical Concerts :00 P. WEAF. (492-610). N. Ste-fano Trio.

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WEEI. WFAA, WGR, WLIB, W.L1T, WOC, WRC, WSAI. WTAM, WTIC. WWJ. 7:30 p.

WHO, (536-660), Dea Moines. Bankers Life Trio. WLS, (346-870). Chicago. Little Symphony.

7:45 WHT. (416-720). Chicago. 8:00 p. WENR, (288-1040), Classical.

WRU. (369-840). Wash. W. B.

A. A. Quartet. 8:30 p. WHK.

(265-1130). Cleveland. Moonlight Trio. W'LS. (346-870), Chicago.

Little Symphony. 9:00 p. RED NETWORK. Whittall An-glo-Peraians from WEAF, KSD. WCAE, WCCO.

WEEI, WGN, WGR. WGY. WJAR. WHO. WHAS.

WLIT. WOC, WRC, WSB. WSM. WTAG. WTAM.

WWJ WFAA. (500-600). Dallas. Wednesday Morninsr Choral Cluh. WOO.

(608-690). Phlla. Concert by the auierpittna. 8:30 p. KFAB.

(309-970), Lincoln. Neb. Leando String Quartet. Radio Talks. Plays 6:55 p.

WOO. C508-630), Phila. Science Service talk. 7:00 p. BLUE NETWORK.

"Retold Tales." from WJZ, KDKA. KYW. WCSO. (256-1170), Springfield, O. Sunday School.

7:15 p. KFUO, (546-550), St. Louis. Bible school. 7:30 p.

WCFL, (484-620). Chicago. Health talk. WOES, (24-1240). Chicago.

Sport talk. WOO. (50S-680). Phlla. Public Charities address.

8:00 p. WGY, (3SO-790), Schenectady. WGY Players. WOC. (469-640), Jefferson City.

Farm talks. 9:00 p. WGES. (242-1240). Chicago.

Maggie and Jlggs. 10:00 p. WGN, (306-9S0). Chicago. Sam 'n Henry.

Dance to These 6:30 p. WHO, (536-660), Dee Moines. Christenson's orchestra. WSB, (476-630), Atlanta. Arcadia orchestra.

7:00 p. WFAA. (500-600). Dallas. Orchestra.

7:05 p. WHN. (394-760). N. T.

Dance. 8:00 p. BLUE NETWORK. The Mediterraneans, from WJZ. KDKA, KYW, WHAM, WJR.

KTIiS, (3S5-7S0). Hot Springs. Ted FIo-rito. WOO, (508-590). Phlla.

WOO Orchestra. 8:30 p. RED NETWORK. La France Orchestra, from WEAF. KSD, WCAE, WDAF.

WEBH. WGR, WLIT, WOC. WTAM, WWJ. WMCA. (370-S10).

N. T. Dance. p. WOW, (505-690).

Omaha. Orchestra. 9:30 p. BLUE NETWORK. Hotel Pennsylvania, from WJZ.

WBBM, (3S9-770), Chicago. Dance period. 10:00 p. RED NETWORK. Ben Bernle orchestra: WEAF, WCAE, WTIC.

WCCO, (405-740), Mpjs. St. 1'aui. juance urogram. WGR, (303-990), Buffalo.

Supper club. WIBO. (416-720). Chicago. Orchestra.

WLS, (345-870). Chicago. "Showboat." WMAQ, (448-670), Chicago. Stevens Hotel. WTAM.

(400-760), Cleveland. Dance. 10:15 p. WEBH. (366-820).

Chicago. Edgewater Beach. 10:30 P. KMOX, (300-1000), St. Loula Berber's.

KYW, (526-570), Chicago. Congress orch estra. 10:50 WGN, Bobby Meeker. 11:00 p. KOIL.

Bluffs. Orchestra. (306-980), Chicago. (278-10S0), Council (370-810), Kansas 11:45 p. WDAF, Vi.rhlhDii-lf On Air Today A special arrangement of "Lady Be Good," an outstanding sons; hit from the score of a successful musical comedy of some three seasons ago, will be a feature of the hour of dance music by Irwin Abrams and his Ho tel Manger Orchestra, to oe oroaa-cast by the National Broadcasting Company through Blue Network at 6:00 o'clock tonight.

Four Spanish songs, sung by Juan Pulido, Spanish baritone, will be beard during the 60-minute program by the Mediterraneans Dance Band, to be broadcast by the National Broadcasting Company through the Blue Network at 8:00 o'clock. Central Standard Time, tonight. They arp Cantares," "La Partida," "Pato," and "La Espanola." Another half hour program, "Around the Piano," featuring the hnritnne auartet. will be broadcast by the National Broadcasting Company through WJZ, New York at 9:00 o'clock, Central Standard Time, tonight The next broadcast concert of the Whittall Anglo-Persians which will go on the air this evening at 9:00 o'clock Central Standard Time, will be largely Oriental in character. A particularly melodious selection of Victor Herbert, 'Fleurette" and the Kipling inspired "On the Road to Man-dalay" by Oley Speaks, are features of the 30-minute program.

The program has been arranged by Louis Katzman, director of the Anglo-Persians Orchestra. SEEKS TO IDENTIFY FAKE METER READER WHO STOLE DIAMOND Mrs. Hiliner G. Landholt, 845 West Forest avenue, went to Springfield Thursday to see if she could identify a man held there as the one who robbed her of a J200 diamond, while posing as a meter inspector on Oct. 12.

Coming to the Landholt home, the man said that he had been sent to adjust a gas meter. After the diamond was missed, the fraud was discovered. While operating here, the man is reported to have visited other Decatur homes, including that of the son of Chief of Police Ed Wills. LET CONTRACT F0R CITADEL IN 3 WEEKS A contract for building the Salva tion Army's new citnaei wiu oe lei within three weeks. This became known Thursday following- a conference of the citadel building committee with the Salvation Army board ana with officials from Teoria and Chi cago.

John w. Andrews of the Salvation Army's state headquarters in Peoria, and Col, Wiseman of the property management department in Chicago, were her for iL 'Two propositions were considered at the meeting, held In the Decatur club. Owe was to Cobb Odor's opposition tn the Salvation Army's plans for moving an old frame house at 223 West Main over to the lot at 225. adjoining Cobb Odor's office building. The other was whether the Salvation Army here shall co-operate with the Social Service bureau in having- a community Christmas store for Decatur's poor.

No decision was reached on either proposition. Fred H. Johns of the citadel building committee announced that there will be another conference of. the board and the committee on I Friday evening, Nov. i.

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