to to to it; it; SPRINGFIELD UNION: FRIDAY. DECEMBER THE SPRINGFIELD UNION: FRIDAY. DECEMBER 4. 1925 Dinner WEBIT-CHICAGO, concert. 3:0, 810.
i 8 00 p. 11. 10.00 p. m. Musical program.
12.00 p. in. Popular program. WLS-CHICAGO, 345, 870. 7.15 m.
Organ recital. 9.00 p. 111. Musical program. WBBM-CHICAGO, 226, 1330.
9.00 p. tl. Musical program. Long Distance Stations WILAS-LOUISVILLE, 400. 150.
1.00 p. 7.15 p. p. 9.15 11.00 8.00 p. 9.00 p.
8.30 p. 8.00 p. 8.30 p. 10.00 p. m.
Musical program. 416, 720. 111. Studin program. m.
Dinner concert. m. Health m. Musical program. m.
Dance musin 481, 620. m. Studio recitals. m. Musical program.
323, 930. 11. Market reporta. m. Dinuer concert.
m. Studio program. Daily Time Table 6.00 WAN -Dinner Dinner convert. convert. -Dinner concert.
concert. Dinner concert. WTAM -Dinner concert. concert. concert.
Dinner concert. dance. WTIC-Children's program. WE.IN -Dinner dance. -University lecture.
W'GBS-Dinner concert. W'NYC--French lesson. -Dinner concert. WCAE-Dinner concert. 6.15 recital.
features. WTIC- Dinner concert. Children's program -Dinner WRNY-Studio features. WGY-Dinner WOE--Dinner concert. -Dinner dance.
-Dinner dance. Dinner. music. KYW-Dinner conceri. WMA0-Orgun recital.
-Dinner concert. -Dinner concert. program. 7.15 -Dance music. -Organ recital.
7.30-- recital. -Dinner concert. WANG--Studio program. talk. 100-Dinner concert.
WOK -Dinner concert. program. Piano recital. WA. -I'rinceton bunqus 8.00- recital.
WNAC-String trio. Concert program -Studio program. WOC-Musical program. 9.15-WCCO-Musical program. 9.30-100-Musical program.
it talk. report. recital. WEAR -Studio recital. Novelty night.
WGCI'-Dance music. WIG -Dance music. 1'00-Organ recital. -Dance music. music.
Boys. -Studio recitals. WAN- Musical program. opera. WANG--Organ recital.
program. 1'00-Band concert. program. -Dinuer concert. -Dinner dance.
Dinner concert. woc-Studio recitals. 8.13-WB/-Piano recital. WTIC-Choral Club. quartet.
-String quartet. WAIT -Spelling bee. 8.30 program. -String trio. WCAE- Concert.
K01-Dinner concert. 11 -Artist recital. recital. -Musical program. Entertainers.
recital. -Popular program. KDKA-Teaberry concert. WEAR -Musical program. -Musical program.
KYW--Artist recital. WMA0-University lecture. WON- Musical program. WAS- Musical program. WEBH program." KO1-Studio program.
10.15-WAHG-Dance music. 10.30-WTIC-Dance music. WJZ- Dance music. -Dance music. WGY--Concert program.
W00-Dance music. program. 11.00-WEAF-Dance music. -Dance music. -Dance music.
Midnight review. -Popular -Popular program. WGN-Dance music. -Dance music. 11.30-WTIC-T'opular program.
-Dance music. Housewives' Hour with the Radio WTIC-HARTFORD, 476, 630. 11.00 8. In. Talk, "Births," by William C.
Welling, commissioner, Connecticut State Department of. Health. 11.15 EL: Fashion talk by A. 11.30 Morency. Ilousewives' Forum, conducted by Mrs.
11.43 a. m1. Weather And puller" report. 11.55 R. Time signals.
12.00 111 Luncheon music from the TrayClub. 1.00 p. 111. Silent. 380, 190.
11.55 A. 11. 'lime signals. 12.30 1. 111.
Stock market report. 12.40 D. 111. l'oduce market report. 12.45 D.
m. Weather forecast. 2.00 D. m. Restaurant Orchestra.
2.30 D. 111. Music; "llealth Notes." Dr. C. W', Woodall, American Medical ARsociation; one-act piny, "A Pair of by WOY Matinee WORCESTER, 268.
1120. 10.30 H. Musical selections. 10.46 a. m.
Health talk." 12.00 Ill. Market and weather rerort. .12.05 luncheon music. WEAR NEW YORK, 492, 610. 11.00 A.
m. Musical program. 12.00) In. Market and weather reports. 4.00 D.
111. program. 1.30 p. 111, Women's program. W2-NEW TORN.
105, GC0. 10.00 a. 111. Women's program. 10.20 A.
m. Fashion talli. 10,40 a. 111. Necdlework period.
11.00 a. 111. News, bulletins. 1.00 P. m.
Musical 4.00 p. Women's program. 2:0, 1110. 10.00 m. Home service talk.
12.00 ml. Luncheon music. 4.00 p. m. Musical program.
Want Plane Which Will Not Load Up with Ice WASHINGTON, Dec. 3-(AP) The Postoffice Department has undertaken the creation of an airplanc for its air mail service that "will not load up with icc." If successful, 0110 of the outstanding difficulties of air mail cquipmont will have been overcome. Comdr. I. D.
naval constructor consultant for the air mall service, told the Mitchell court -martial of the search for such a flying nri chine. He said the tendency of aircraft now to accumulate ice when it encountered rain and heavy moisture in the air. The water clings to the structural parts of the plane. freezes in the higher altitudes, and constitutes a danger which it is hoped to overcome. Langley Not Expected to Take Seat in House WASHINGTON, Dec.
3 (AP) Representative Langley. (Rep.) of Kentucky, who has been convicted. of violating the prohibition' law. is not expected to take his seat when Congress convenes Monday. His position aS chairman of the l'ublic Buildings and Grounds Committee will be given to Hen.
(Rep.) of Indiana; House leaders lie have determined. l'ending it decision by the Supreme Court 011 the appeal of Mr. Langley. House leaders do not anticipate that any action will be instituted against his seat in the House. Firemen Wear Gas Masks Fighting Blaze BOSTON, Dec.
3-(AF) Firemen wearing gas masks to avoid being overcome by fumes fought a three-alarm top-floor laboammonia, ratory in the. North Station district curly today. The fire, which was confined to the fifth floor of the American Glue Company's building. occupied ny the company, was brought under control after damage of $13,000 had been caused. 1 for the man who.
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Springfield, Mass. Dr. Frank Crane's Daily Article The Supreme Law 'THE Constitution of the. United States is, the supreme human law of conduct of government for every American citizen from birth till death. The foundation of our American government is the will of the people expressed by their votes.
Once in 20 years the census of the United States and a election come in the same year, as in 1920 when it was revealed thut fifty-four millions of men and women were qualified to vote. Twenty-six millions voted and twenty millions were disloyal to the plan of the Constitution to the extent that they did not vote.Far more. than half of the foundation was out from under the structure. The case is far worse than that statement makes it appcar. What is the matter? How can this wholesale disloyalty to the plan and the spirit.
of the Constitution be accounted for? The school people have not.yet discovered that the Constitution is the supreme law of conduct and of government for every citizen, and that any form of government is rank disloyalty to the Constitution. School government, which forms the habits and character of our whole people in relation to government, is monarchy. 'The people are trained from their babyhood, and as long as they are in school, to be the irresponsible subjects of monarchy, instead of recitizens of a demccratic republic. sponsible, they are unfitted by the schools to realize their responsibilities as voters and as American citizens. They are taught to salute the flag and to recite patriotic utterances, but that is all academic and has no direct relation to the daily of the pupils.
It is the practical government of conduct that counts. The spirit and principal features of the plan of the Constitution can" be put into operation in a kindergarten and every school grade, to the delight and great benefit of every child, and the comfort and. relief of the teachers. 1 By this process all coming generations 'can be made loyal and efficient citizens. For 28 years schools have been conducted, with great advantage to the pupils and teachers, as school republics, under the Constitution of the United States.
3 Loyalty to the Constitution requires that every school in our country should be conducted in this way. A Copyright, 1925, by The McClure Newspaper Syndicate. Thief Gets $10,000 5 Worth of Jewels Mount (N; Millionaire Colony Stirred by Robbery. MOUNT KISCO. N.
Dec. 3-- (AI') The millionaire colony here is stirred over the theft of $10.000 in gems from the home of Moses Taylor. financier and steel magnate. The theft took place Sunday evening. within 21 hours after the wedding of a daughter, Miss Edith Taylor.
10 Robert Dinsmore Huntington, and at reception attended by 400 guests. Thousands of dollars' worth of wedding presents in an adjoining room not touched. A maid who missed her own purse discovered the theft and began a scurch. Fingerprints on window sill and footprints in soft earth indicated the thief wore rubber- -soled and that he guined entrance by climbing a lightnirg rod while Mr. and Mrs.
Taylor and some guests were in the. drawing-room. Three similar rohberies have occurred near by in the vicinity of Greenwich, in the last three weeks, When the theft was discovered 40 guests of the Taylor family aided in the search for clues, men and women in a man evening hunt dress over aiding the state estate. troopers Operatives for the Noel C. Scaffa Agency were said to be working on the case.
Scaffa, is now under. indictment charging complicity in 'compounding a felony for his part in the Fear of Scolding Caused Robbery News and Programs RADIO Questions Answered Concert Recital to Be Feature of WBZ's Broadcast Prominent Boston Artists Will Be Heard in Hour's Concert; Tenor to Sing Here. The principal feature to be broadcast by Westinghouse radio station WB7. this, crening will be A concert arranged by Theodore Schroeder Studio of Boston. This program will present Mrs.
Susan Cowing Glover, mnezzo-contralto; Miss Emma Louise Biedenharn, contralto; Sirs. Florence Chandler, dramatic soprano: Clinton White. tenor: Edna Kimball. mezzocuprano: Evelyn Duncanson. lyric soprano: William Richardson.
baritone. nnd, Chester Cook, concert pianist and accompanist. In adlition to the above concert vocal recital will he by Joseph Kilfoyle, tenor, with Norbett Roy as accompanist: Wesley Merritt will Beane's give piano recital and "Baron" Collegians of Waltham will present 1 dance program. Mr. Schroeder has selected a numher of prominent vocalists for the Chandler.
prowho gram possesses a voice of wide range he is sponsoring. Mrs. has toured the counAnd compass. try ROn with a great concert artist whose musical success. Dr.
Richardposition with American Glover audiences is is AN well-known established Boston singer and teachfact. Mrs. of er of Louisiana, has been favorably heard voice. Miss Biedenharn, a native station WBA on former occafrom sions. Mr.
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much In demand for Southern airs. She will broadcast some of the wellknown popular songs of the South. Miss Duncanson comes from Wolfville, N. where she has concertized extensively throughout Provinces. She has recently entered the ranks of Boston's professional' singers.
Mr. well known as one of Boston's Coaching pianists. Joseph Kilfoyle, who will sing from the Hotel Kimball studlio of WEZ. is a native of England. Before coming to this country he appeared in many concerts in the vicinity of Lancashife, JOSEPH KILFOYLE Tenor Who will Sing at IF BA Tonight.
and has sung leading roles in several Gilbert and Sullivan operas produced by St. Peter and Paul's Opera Society of Dolton, Eng. He has been heard several times at informal recitals and concerts in Springfield and vicinity. Mr. Merritt is studying with Miss M.
Irene Atkins of this city. Ie is A member of the junior extension of the Tuesday Morning Musical Club and has recently given recitals before the Longmeadow Woman's Club and at the Gibbs Piano Company concert hall. orchestra made up of college students, on Beane's Colleians is a dance The organization is under the leadership of "Web" Wiggin and is playing regularly at Nuttings-on-the Charles. 'The orchestra has also had many engagements for college dances in Boston and vicinity. Today's Programs 333.
900. 6.30 111. To be announced. 7.13 p. 111.
"Baron" Reane's Collegians. 5.000 D. m. Tenor recital by Joseph Kitfoyle. Until, Sanderson Mary of A 'gyle, Nelson Mate o' Mine, Elliott In an Old Squire 8.13 p.
m. Piano, selections by Wesley Merritt. Serenta. Moszkowsk! Valse Op. 64.
1. Chopin Mazurka in Flat, Goddard 8.30 1. m. Civil service information. 9.00 p.
It. Program arranged through the courtesy of Theodore A. Shroeder. presenting Mrs. Susan Cowing Glover.
mezzo-contralto: Emma Louise Riedenharn, contralto: Mrs. Florence Chandler, dramatic sopiano: Edna Kimball. mezzo soprano: Evelyn Duaran-on. lyric soprano: Clinton White. tenor: Witliam Richardson, baritone: Chester rook.
concert pianist and accompanist. 10.00 p. m. Weather reports: missing persons' descriptions, 10:0. 6,30 p.
m. Dinner dance. 8.00 P. m. Renalfa Trio.
3.00 p. m. Musical program. WEEI-ROSTON, 319, 860. 1.45 7.00 p.
p. m. Studio Musical reprogram. 268, 1120. 7.13 p.
m. Bedtime story. 8.00 p. m. Concert program.
-f Connecticut WTIC--HARTFORD, 416, 6.30 p. It. Children's period. 5.00 p. In.
Emil lleimberger' Hotel Bond Trio. Introduction, 'Grice Valse Poudree, Popy Intermezzo, Arensky 7.15 p. m. Weather report. 7.20 p.
m. Hotel Trio, popular songs. Two Grand Intermezzi, from "'The Jewels of the Madonna," Wolf -Ferrari Souvenir, Drdla TaranteHa, Bohm Gray Days, Johnson Even Song, Martin My Desire, Nevin -from "Natoma." Ilerbert 7.45 p. m. recital.
Du bist wie eine Blume, Schumann (Thou'rt Like a Flower) Rest Thee, Sad Heart, Del Riego Danny Boy. Weatherly Deep River, Burleigh Sylvia, Sponks Memory Divine, Fish Down in the Forest, Ronald Eric Tesche. tenor. S.10 p. m.
Concert by the Hartford Choral Club of So male voices direct from Foot Guard Song of the Marching Men. Protheroe 0 Peaceful Night, Edward 1 German Swansea Town, Holst Choral Club. Soprano solos, Qual farfalletta Amante, Scarlatti Phyllis Has Such Charming Graces, (Old English) Air du Rossignol, -Saens Mrs. Josephine Simpson Koch. Three Russian Songs.
Autuinn, Alexander Gretchaninov The Club. unaccompanied. Mystic Stars. Arenaky The Crystal Brook, Arensky Choral Finale from "The Gondolier," Sullivan Choral Club. Tiro songs, D'Apparl Tutt Amor, von Flotow (from That Cough Will "Get You" If You Don't Watch Out! Ignore or neglect that distressing cough day after day and It will gradually so down the larynx and bronchial tubes until it reaches the lungs.
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J. Allen Lynn, Mass. A. Woman Bank Bandit Say's She Had Overdrawn Account. Lewp's Choice for This Evening Selections for this evening's listening include the following: 8.00-Organ recital from WANG.
8.13-Hartford Choral -Club concert from WTIC. 9.00-Concert program from TBZ. 0.00 D. 111. 9.00 Musical program.
11.00 m. Dance music. Umbra Mal Fu--from "Serse," Handel Eric Tesche. tenor. When Earth's Last Picture Is Painted, Bornschein Choral Club.
Two Songs. Boat Sung, Harriet Ware The Widows Purger. Granger R. Baldwin Choral Cello solo, Adagio and Finalc--from "Concerto in ladn Joseph Malkin. Tiro Rose Forsytha The Clock (humorous).
Andrews Choral Club. I Hear American Singing. Gaul 10.00 p. nt. Contralto solos.
The Viking' Daughter, Thomas Bitterness of love, Dunn Melissande In the Wood. Goetz Dra Belle Rolling. 10.10 D. m. Sopiano Aclos, Miss Gertrude I'relssner.
10.20 p. m. Contralto solos, Fairy Love Song, Willeby Jug Hold by land, Bond Mrs. Belle Rollins, 10.30 p. In.
Bal Tabarin Orchestra. 10.30 111. "'Halt Hour Before Midnight" with Louis Sokolof. Gertrude Coledsky and Miss Betty V. Roy.
Rhode Island 306. 980. 1.45 p. Children's program, 8.00 p. m.
Studio program. 8.30 p. In. Popular program. 11.00 p.
111. Dance orchestra. WEIN-P'ROVIDENCE, 2:0, 1110. 6.30 p. m.
Dinner dance. $.00 p. mi. Concert program. New York FORK, 492, 610.
6.00 p. Dinner music. 7.00 p. In. Children's program.
7.45 p. m. Lucille Blabe. pianist. $.00 p.
m. Happiness Boys. 8.30 p. m. Eagle String Trio.
9.00 p. Spear's Entertainer. 10.00 p. m. Studio recitals.
11.00 p. m. Dance music. YORK. 455, 660.
6.30 111. U'n'versity lecture. 7.00 p. m. Dinner concert.
8.13 p. m. Rice String Quartet. 9.43 D. To be announced.
10.30 11. Dance orchestra. -NEW YORK. 405. 110.
7.30 p. 171. Dinner concert. 4.30 p. Address -VEN DORK.
316, 930. 8.30 p. 11. Dinner concert. :.00 p.
nt. Radio talk. 10 D. tr. Orchestra.
WNTC--NEW YORK, 526, 310. 6.30 p. M1. French lesson. 7.30 p.
tr. Police reports. 8.00 111. Studio recitals. 10.30 n.
m. Dance orchestra. -NEW DORK, 361, 830. 6.00 p. m.
Dinner concert. 8.00 m1. Studio recitals, 10.30 p. m. Dance orchestra.
11.30 p. 111. Popular program. MEN- NEW DORK, 258. 1160.
7.00 p. IN. Studio features. S.00 p. m.
Grand opera program. 9.45 Science talk. 10.00 p. m. Novelty night.
11. CI-SEN JORK, 232, 1190. m. Dinner concert. 8.30 p.
Studio recitals. 1:00 p. 111. Dance orchestra. 11.30 11.
Popular program. HILL, 316, 930. 1.30 p. m. Studio program.
3.00 m. Organ recital. 9.00 p. m1. Studio recitals.
10.13 p. 111. Dance orchestra. WGY-SCHENECTADY. 380, 100.
0.00 In. Women's program. 6.00 p. m. Sunday school lesson.
7.40 p. Il. Dinner music. 7.30 m. Health talk.
.40 French lesson. 10.30 p. m. Concert program. 8.15 Rice String 319, 910.
6.30 p. m. Dinner concert. 9.00 p. Popular program.
11.00 p. tn. Dance music. New Jersey 403. :40.
.6.15 Studio features. 5.00 p. m. Dinner concert. WA.IM--NEWARK, 263.
1110. 6.00 p. m. Dinner concert. 7.45 P.
m. Princeton banquet. 9.30 P. m. Musical program.
10.15 p. m. Dance orchestra. WAG-ATLANTIC CITY, 300, 1000. 6.45 p.
m. Organ recital 7.00 Morton Trio. 8.00 p. m. Musical program.
10.00 p. m. Dance orchestra. Pennsylvania 509, 590. 6.00 p.
m. Dinner concert. 6.43 p. m. Market reports.
:.00 p. m. Bedtime story. $95, :00. 6.30 p.
m. Convert orchestra. 7.00 p. m. Dance music.
WAIT-PHILADELPHIA, 393, 760. 1.00 p. m. Bedtime story. 8.00 p.
m. Address. p. Spelling Bee. 0.30 m.
To be announced. 10.00 p. 11. Morning Glory Club. WOO WOO-PHILADELPHIA, 509, 390.
7.30 P. m. Dinner convert. 8.00 m. Rand concert.
8.43 p. m. Artist recitals. 9.25 P. Theater orchestra.
9.53 m. Time signals. 10.00 p. D. Organ recital.
10.30 p. tit. Dance orchestra. -PITTSBURG, 309, 910. 6.15 p.
m. Dinner concert. 7.10 n. m. Market reports.
7.30 p. m. Children's program. 7.45 p. m.
University lecture. 8.30 n1. Concert. 9.00 p. m.
Teaberry Time. 9.55 Time WORE PITTSBURG, 462, 650. 6.30 p. m. Dinner concert.
7.30 m. Children's program, 8.30 p. m. Concert. District of Columbia WCAF-WASHINGTON, 469, 610.
7.00 p. ni. Four-hour concert. Ohio WTAM-CLEVELIND, 390. 770.
6.00 1.00 p. m. Dinner concert. 390, 7:0. 7.00 p.
m. Dinner dance. 9.00 p. m. Studio program.
10.00 p. 111. Dance orchestra. Michigan 333, 850. 6.00 p.
m. Dinner concert. 10.00 D. In. Dance orchestra.
8.00 p. m. Concert program. en WCK-DETROIT, 517, 580. 6.00 D.
m. Dinner concert. 9.00 p. m. Musical program.
WIR-DETROIT, 617, 580. 7.00 Concert program. 8.00 p. 11. To be announced.
WREO-LANSING, 286, 1050. 6.00 p. Dinner concert. Illinois GO, 536, 560, 1.00 p. Studio program.
8.00 p. In. Dinner concert. 9.00 p. Artist recitals.
11.00 p. m. Midnight Revue. WOK--CHICAGO, :17, 1380. 7.30 p.
m. Dinner concert. 11.00 m. Popular program. WHAQ-CHICAGO, 418, 670.
7.00 P. m. Organ recital. 9.00 p. m.
University lecture. 9.30 D. m. Diusical program. WQJ-CHICAGO, 418, 630.
8.00 m. Dinner dance. 11.00 p. m. Rainbo Skylarks.
WIT-CHICAGO, 400, 730. 5.00 m. Dinner concert. 10.30 p. 11.
Popular program. 330. 810. 0.00 D. 111.
Dinner concert. 9.00 Musical program. 11.00 m. Dance music. SIOUX FALLS, S.
Dec. 3-(1) Fear of a scolding from, her husband when he learned of the checks Sir had written, causing an overdraft of $100 in their bank account prompted Mrs. Catherine Rogers to rob. the First State Bank Renner, S. last Fri: day, police said today: Further questioning of.
Mrs. Rogers and her daughter, Zera, who are in jail charged with robbery, reveals that last summer the. Rogers family was in a fair financial condition, but that STrs. Rogers had been drawing heavily. on the bank' account.
Another point was cleared up where Zera admitted that $90 found in the bottom of a trunk in home was part of the loot gotten the boldup. She confessed, police said, that Shywas "holding. out on ma," and that her mother believed that $98.50 was all that had been gotten. 3 A check' of the bank's cash after the. robhery showed $396.50 missing.
111 the first -alleged confession Drsa Rogers and daughter $98.30 vas all they took. Pr 2 There are more cattle in and Wales today than there were before the war. of. the James P. Donahue jewels.
Chemical Effective Against Boll-Weevil success. 3 Three of Schubert's Compositions Found WASHINGTON, Dec. 3-(AP) More than 50,000 acres of cotton were dusted with calcium arsenate dropped from airplanes during the past season. The annual report of the Bureau of Ento: mology. made public today, said use of the ch chemical aguinst the cotton bollweevil is becoming a firmly established practise in the cotton belt as the cost 'of the process was reduced.
Other destructive insects against which the Bureau of Entomology is waging unrelenting war are the Jap. anese beetle, which attacks fruit. the Europeun corn borer. and the Mexican bean beetle. Efforts to control the Japanese beetle are declared in the report to have met a with I considerable VIENNA, Dee.
3-(AP): A posthumous lied and 1 minuet by Franz Schubert have been discovered by the music historian, Otto Erich Deutsch. among the possessions of a granddaughter of composer's brother. Karl. The lied was written, to a poem by Count In the home of the descendants of Schubert' trusted. old man also found a hitherto unknown to TyJosef Huettenbrenner.
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