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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1925. HAIRBREADTH The Grand Slam By C. W. KAHLES Tonight's Radio Program ALL STATIONS EATFRX DA LIGHT lO A WEAR (Cleveland, 3ft9 FiNPWATr- WHERE? JP. Ml Sa treasure tMl '( CU 1 SAW.NG TIMK.

(The Micatct K-mflrnjI i mrttrt.) (Manhattan, 526) 00 p.m. Spanish lefwoni, V. Han Won Brlit2. 7:00 Market hipth spots. B.

J. Brune. tenor. 7:30 Police lnrm: news of th day. Piano, Herman NeuniRn; baseball.

i Do Piano, Herman Nfliuan. 15 Moniirrh Ian.l. 10:16 Kenneth Catty. l.u Alter. Polue alarms; weather.

A (Manhattan, 492) 4 ftO p.m. Anna Russo. soprano. 4:46 "Kw immune and Life Saving," Capt. Charles B.

Scully. a on inner muslr. Wahlorf-Aatorla. ir sc Ir4l4 2" mfc -F0w15W' (yf mwMM hM' Or PUMPS iH succession Scr VtyJ I Mb I HE CALLED US XL -i t'-- VERY CEEEPY ANPOUR HERO IS WALK- THE SEAgCH PQR TKEASURE CopyngM, nts. by Public Udgtr Co tm, fUE SWOep OF PAMOClES jlNfi RI6HT IMTO THE TRAf TOO.1 (tOHTiNUED) 8 p.m.

Dinner concert, Hotel Cleveland Orchestra. I (Boston, 47) 7 00 p.m. Big Brother Club. 7:45 Lost and Found; baseball. 8 00 Traveler Shoe Concerts.

8 30 Program. Mush ale. I (Philadelphia, 894) 8 00 p.m. Soprano, Kleanor Merino Swayne; trumpet. Robert M.

flimmore; baritone, Ambrose Mclntyre; soprano, Van-dalla H. Brugy; Ijoretto Kerk. pianist. 3:45 Kleanor Ounn's fashion feature. Baseball.

4J (Srheneclady, 370) 8:45 p.m. Albany Strand Theater Orchestra. 7:35 Book of Knowledge program. (Buffalo, 3 IB). 6:45 p.m.

Murray Whtteman'a Serenad-ers. 7:30 Announcements; sports. 8:30 Tokio Dance Orchestra. 9:30 Piano recital. Gospel melodists.

Vincent Lopes' orchestra. A 8 (Louisville. 399) 5:80 m. Baseball, play bv play. Musical selections; readings; police bulletins; news bulletins.

Market reports. 7:00 Time signals. Kentucky Ramblers; nsws; baseball. By JOE CUNNINGHAM The Cake-Eater RUFUS McGOOFUS Jrs. voo cannot miz 1 I AHOfrtEE QMS- I I flr fi WKftti -fKE MATTER-, hu4 vwrrn 'DaddVS" bis boV Wv 1 IT CUNiOB "DID A6A0-bAD VAhl' I 9 1 OLD LAMP FALL ON JJJi WAH- i eggsy PWir triirtf Cfc SOMEBODY'S STENOG By HAYWARD Pil 1VE ABOUT MOSpUlTOyETTIM6? aAoTHER TT5ll.A LOOI HERE TTHUJK IT UOUL(T i mavBE WHEj DECIDED, BOSS! 7 MV GOObMESS DEARiE ToU 1 HAVEaTt LAbY-V BETTER hr BE EaSiCk? To STaw HOME.

AM ti OEClbE VAtHER TM bOAi'T Go THERE A- DECIDED- DECIDE DQajT THIMK 'Ti1 XHE Bao Al Cam GET The JULY tn dft Jc SET IT Ytu DOaj'T kajow B.lls out By y-TT, 1 00 III aTushtSSX MlhSL MAT To oo WITH IT 1. 1 I WA H-vy 5 3 Vacation by the late President McKInley. Ha was for seven years a member or the Board of Education. He was a mem ber of the G. A.

having enlisted in (he 127th Regiment, Company K. Mr. Allen came to this country as a boy from England. He was born June zi, lK3fi. He came to arm-ingdale in 1858 and married here on Christmas Day, I860.

Before coming to Farmlngdale he IT Philosophy lived in Brooklyn, where he was a member of the Volunteer Fire Department of Wllllamsburgh. He Is survived bythree children, William H. Allen. Alfred J. Allen and Miss Jennie Allen.

Funeral servlcett will be held Wednesday at 2 o'clock at his homo. EAGLE CLASSIFIED knowledge Is power. I services. United Synagogues ot America. 7:30 United States Army Band.

Wanh- Ington. 9:00 Ipana Trcnbadoura. in -on inniu i nit rumental Enaemhl. 10:30 Adam Carroll, pianist David Berend. banJoWt.

Jack Alblni Orchestra. (Manhattan, 455) p.m. Baseball half-hourly. 4:10 John B. Daniel, readings.

4:35 Guy Hunter, entertainer. 5:05 tireystone Trio. 8:30 Market reports; quotations finan- el a I rev tew. :05 U. ft Marine Band, Washington.

7:10 Olrott Vail Trio. 8:00 Baseball, racing. 8:10 Royal Trio. 9:30 Edison Hour. Jeanne be Vlnus.

soprano. 1:45 Wurlltaer 10:30 -Meyer Davis" Orchestra. 0 (Newark, 405) 3:00 m. Suzanne Richmond, soprano; Archie Slater', Palais Orchestra. Dante Cnrroailnl's Orchestra.

7:15 Bill Wathry. "Sports." 7,30 Vincent Lopes' orchestra. (:00 "Topic, ot the Day," spencer Arm- Ruby One, soprano; Robert Ballln, Oscar Race, piano. 8:45 e. Llewellyn Roberta, baritone: Ruby One.

soprano. 9:16 "From Plectrum to Piano." Dr. Frank H. Vlsetelly. 9:30 Robert Ballln.

Oicar Race, piano, E. Llewellyn Roberts, baritone. 10:00 Earl Roasman, "Tales of the Arc- in-iR Ram Rlerel. mandolin: Antonio Glanelll, guitarist. 10:45 Manhattan Serenadera.

WHN (Manhattan, 361) 1:45 p.m. Jimmy Clarke's Entertainers. 4:06 Leona Bradley, soprano; Edith Pollack, reader. Mabel Charley, soprano; Plncua, pianist. 4:46 Alda Geneen, soprano; Ethel Wing Tabor Wetmore.

reader. 5:15 Al Wilson, songs. 7:00 Club Rtehman Entertainers. 7:80 Severer Brothers, selections. 7:46 Ella Ronan, soprano; Alfred Seeg-er.

baritone. 8:16 Ray Klages and Stephen Levlts, songs. 8:30 Ted Newklrk's Orrhestra. 8:00 Ben Benard, tenor; Mabel Compere, soprano. 9:30 Ben Llppln, baritone.

8:46 Eddie Adams, $ammy rain, songs 10:00 Roseland Orchestra. 10:80 Palisades Orchestra. A (Manhattan, 341) 8:80 p.m. Ernie Oolden's Orchestra. 7:80 Dick Bernard, pianist.

8:00 Trouverian Quartet. 8:30 Leo Wood Entertainers. 9:00 Herbert E. Hector, tenor. 9:30 Countess Franken Sierstrolff, soprano.

10:00 Louis T. Burkow, violinist. 10:30 Myrtle Wagner Whltt, soprano. 10:45 tleorge Rommel, pianist. 11:00 Myrtle Wagner Whttt, soprano.

11:15 George Remmel, pianist. 1 1 :30 Jack Rmlth, baritone. a.m. Broadway Bright Lights. Manhattan, 316) 1:00 p.m.

F. Hugh Herbert, "How to Place a Manuscript." 8:10 Ben Hyams, pianist. 8:20 Lillian Kenan, 3: JO Ben Hyams. 8 40 A. Louise FIMebrown.

8:50 Ben Hyams. 9 :00 Unrle Oeenee. 6 :30 Pallsadlans Orchestra. A (Manhattan, 316) 7 -JO Joe Zimmerman, pianist 7 45 Thornton Fisher, "Sports." 8:00 Harry Caffrey, tenor. 8:15 Arthur Feldman, Fay Melsel, songs and monologues.

1:30 Joe Zimmerman, pianist. 8:45 St. Nicholas Male Quartet. 9:15 Arthur Feldman, Fay Melsel, son irn. monologues.

9:80 Harry Caffrey, tenor. 9:45 Plectrum Quintet, mandollnlsts. 10:00 Herman Fisher, "Hamlet." 10:16 Orchestra. 10:55 Time Slcnals; weather. 11:05 Orchest (Manhattan, 273) p.m.

Helen Coffey, soprano. Crescent Male Quartet. :45 Kathryn Connolly. 7:00 p.m. S.

8. Mandalay Orchestra. A A (Newark, 263) 7:00 pm. "Pports," Major Tate. 7:15 Berkeley Lodge Orchestra, goo "Home and Heart Problems," Ledger Lady.

8 IK Miss Flla Dewds. soprano. John Steel, violinist. 8:55 H. W.

Waible, pianist. 915 Wm. F. Regge. travelogue.

Bob SrhafTor, Fred Fisher. Mradowbrook Orchestra. (Manhattan, SA9 7:20 p.m. Sports; Morse code; commerce. 8:00 Or1an4oe Orchestra.

8:15 Anna Itusso, soprano. Frank Ochs, tenor. :45 Bernste sisters, Instrumental trio. 9:00 "Development of Radio Transmission of Photos." P. Peck.

9:15 Bernstein sisters trio. 9:45 Novelty noise contest. WOCP (Manhattan, oo m. Ted Newklrk's Orchestra. House of Health; La van sisters, harmony.

8:55 Mario Alvarez, tenor: I-ew Pollack, 8:20 Myra Alhambra, soprano; Dick nnd Flo Bernard, songs. William Rleta, melody: Sylvia, Miller, soprano. Ruby Cowan, songs; Vera Iton. soprano, 10 80 Orchestra. KA8TEKX STATION.

(Montreal, 411) 10:00 p.m. tjludlo concert. 1 A Montreal, 410) 5:00 p.m. Weather, stock and road reports. A (Kast Plttshnrir.

ItnO) 3:80 in. Baseball half hour until m. 410 Markets. S00 Hsseball. 9:25 News; markets; weather.

9:45 Hour of music. 10:55 Time weather: baseball. fhlrttgo, A3) p.m. News; financial review; markets -3ft Baseball. ciiildron's bedtime story, "Uncln nob." 7:00 Dfnner concert.

7:83 "Entertaining Plans." Vlve'te Gorman. too Musical program. 10:00 Midnight revue. (Chicago, SM) m. Tea, time.

OM timers' Hour. 7 00 Juvenile period 7 45 Police bulletins, t-no riHunical hour. 9:00 Amber Furniture Company popular program. fin gle wood Overland Company, popular program. 11:00 Popular program.

7. (Springfield, SM) Oft Hotel Kimball Trio, Kane hall 9 oo rpitoi Theater Orchestra. 9:80 Darlon, rnprnno; Robert Le-lafsd guitar. 9TT.0 f'om positions. Lewis Harlow.

1ft 05 Hotel Brunswick Orchestra. 10:35 Market report, in 40 civil Service examinations. 10:50 Rrtnebsll. in 55 Time nlgnsis; weather; missing persons' descriptions. A (Pitt.lMirg.

4ftl) 4 00 pm Loew's Aldlne Theater. 8:80 Slock market reports; Uncle Kay-bee 7 Sft Dinner concert, William Penn Hotel 30 Miinnhlne lilrl. 8:45 Poll' reports. 9 Oft Reelisl, prof Kaltels. 3f Htudlo roncrt.

11 00 Liew's Aldlne Theatt-r. CAP Wellington. 49) SO V. H. Armv Hand.

ftft "RgfiehaM Re-ults of the Dny." iiginiH's Proidem," Harry Flood rd, prs hoilv fonservs tor v. 9 30 Miss lint fie Herfurh, contralto; Paul H'evden, tenor, li.oo string Quintet. A (Philtulelihi, S7ft) 8 0ft tu Heln Rtiflisnan Hltner. so-nrano Letitis, Rati- llffe lUrrl. pianist Dr.

K. Wagner, cellist. WEAN (Providence, 7 3ft m. Hhepsrd Colonial Orrhestrs. 9 oo Newport Community Night Pro- gr-4 10 30 Rhodes Orchestra.

iWWQvmi. Safe 11:00 Time signals. I (Philadelphia, 60S) 3:00 p.m. "Song of the Surf." 3:30 Comfort's Philharmonic Orchestra. S00 Weather.

8:06 enjamln Franklin Concert Orchestra. 6:46 Livestock and Produce Market reports. 7jjo uncle Wlp's Bedtime Story and Roll Call. A (Providence 806) 7:30 p.m. I'ntted States Army Band, Washington, D.

C. 8:00 Apollo Instrumental Ensemble. (Cincinnati, 328) 9:00 p.m. Weekly Book Review, Miss Alice B. Coy.

9:15 Miss Leila Le Marr, pianist. 9:45 Songs and features. 10:00 Bond Hill House Orchestra. I (Philadelphia, 39fl) 4:30 p.m. Artist recital.

6:60 Baseball; sports. 7:30 Dream Daddy, boys and girls. 8:00 Sports. Arcadia Concert Orchestra. 10:00 Arcadia Dance Orchestra.

8 (Chicago, 848) p.m. Ralph Emerson Barton, organ; Lullaby Time; Junior dance music; Lone Scout camp Aro, (Cincinnati. 423) 4:00 p.m. Market reports. 5:00 "Shut Ins." 7:60 Weather; market, 8:00 Dinner concert, Hotel Gibson.

8:20 F. J. M. John. 8:30 Baseball; Hotel Gibson concert.

11:00 College of Music, Dayton Conservatory of Music. 11:45 Cino male quartet. 12:16 a.m. Organ concert, Johanna Orosse. A (South Dartmouth, 440) 6:00 p.m.

Uncle Geebee. 6:30 Pallsadlans Orchestra. 7:80 Jack Cohen, pianist. 7:45 Ukulele Lou Hayes. 1 8:00 Minstrels.

9:00 Smith and Smith, entertainers. 9:30 Cremontsl String Trio. A (Chicago, 447) 8:46 p.m. Cubs-Giants baseball game. 7:00 Chicago theater organ recital, 7:30 Jack Chapman's orchestra.

9:00 Jack Chapman's orchestra, 9 30 Northwestern University. 10:00 A players. A (Boston, 380) 4:00 p.m. Shcpard Colonial Orchestra. 6:00 Children's stories and music, "MV Stewart.

6:30 Shepard Colonial music. 7:35 -on the Trail with the Vagabond," Thomas Dreier 8:00 Saul Rosen, violinist; Kathleen Stnyr contralto. 1:45 Karl F. Wtthol'a orchestra and entertainers. (Philadelphia, 508) 4:40 p.m.

Pottre reports. 4:45 organ and trumpets. 7:30 United States Army Band, Washington, D. C. 9:00 Ipana Trouhadours.

10:00 Apollo Instrumental Ensemble. 10:30 Hotel Adelphla Roof Garden Orchestra, 10:66 Time signals: weather. 11:00 Dance program. (Washington, 4)) 6:00 p.m. United States Marine Band.

(Lansing, 285) 12:00 p.m. Weather: baseball. (Tarrytown. 278) 10:00 p.m. Police alarms; baseball.

10:10 Orchestra. 10:30 MacMunn and Muench. 10:46 Talk. 11:00 Orchestra. 8 A I (Cincinnati, 826) 11 :00 p.m.

Golf talk. 12:00 String quartet. A (Cleveland, 38) 7:00 p.m. Music Box Orchestra. 9 :00 Organ recital.

11:00 Hollenden Hour. 12:00 Euclid Beach Dance Orchestra. I (Hartford, 849) p.m. Baseball; weather. (Delrolt, SS8) 6:60 p.m.

Market reports; baseball. 8:00 Concert. DISTANT STATIONS 1 I (Los Angeles, 467) 8:80 p.m.-2:00 a.m. (l.os Angeles, 40S.) p.m.-8:00 a.m. (I.os Angeles, 837) 8:00 p.m..2:00 a.m.

A (Dearer, 823) 8:18 p.m. p.m. (San Francisco, 4281 4:00 p.m. p.m. 1) (St.

teals, S4S) 8:00 m. (Seattle, SOS) 11:00 p.m. a.m. 8 (Hot Springs, 874) 11:18 pjn. (At.

Tanl, 417) 8:15 p.m.-3:30 a.m. II (l)es Moines, 836) 8:80 p.m. a.m. A (Omaha, 838) I 8:80 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Tomorrow's Early Program A (Manhattan) 6:45 a.m.

Tower Health Exercises. 11:00 May Singh! Breen, banjolst; Peter De Rose, pianist. 11:10 "Needlework," Ethel M. McGunn. 11:25 May Breen, banjolst; Peter De Rose, pianist.

1 1:30 "Frozen James A. Sheridan. 11:60 May Sfnghl Breen, banjolst; Peter De Rose, pianist. 12:00 m. Market and weather reports.

(Manhattan) 10:00 m. Mrs. Julian Heath. 10:20 "Care of the Hair," Nestle. 10:30 Needle art talk.

10:40 "Be Your Own Decorator," Ami Mali Hicks. 10:60 Kleanor fashion talk. 1:00 p.m. Nathan Abas' Orchestra. (Manhattan) 1:30 pm Scripture reading.

1:36 Miss Crump, negro spirituals with uke. II (Manhattan) p.m. Lexington Theater organ recital, 2:15 Boxers training. Stlllmann's Gym. 2:45 Haines and Scott, songs, piano.

(Manhattan) 12 :00 m. Luncheon entertainment. 1 :00 p.m. Hports. 1:10 Less Stevens' Orchestra.

A (Miinhattan) 11:06" a m. m. Musical program. A A (Newark) 11:00 a.m. Happy Hour program.

A ii (Richmond Mill) 12 30 m. Musical program. 12:55 Time signals; weather. (Newark) 8 a m. Bernarr Macfadden's Gym Class.

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Martin Smith, Allen Carol Smith, 62 So. Oxford st. JOHN ALLEN IS DEAD AT FARMINCDALE HOME Farmlngdale, July 2," John Allen, 89. died here last night. He had been Postmaster of Farmlngdale for many yearB, having ben appointed A DVK11T I EM ENT.

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Miss Rosa Lea Fisher, 176 Penn st. Minnie Spanler, 199 Kingston ave. Rudolph Stutzman, 2007 Madison street. Misses Mary and Cora Sloan, 663 3d st. Miss Ada Callaghan, 1344 Dela-mere pi.

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