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Sunday Night Radio Concerts-
BY WORLDS GREATEST ARTISTS
Arranged For This Winter
Following an announcement re- ropolitan Opera Company, Victor
ctr.tly by A. Atwater Kent, Philadel- Talking Machine Company and the
phia radio manufacturer that the , Brunswick Talking Machine, sixteen
world's greatest opera and concert ar- pother artists have signified their will
tists broadcast programmes on sue- ingness to sign up.
tcssive Sunday nights, beginning Oc- j The artists already engaged and
tober 4, and ending May 1, the pro- definitely announced for the serifs of
ject has received the indorsement of concerts are: Louiso Homer, contral
educators and music lovers through- to; Edward Johnson, tenor, Mabel
out many sections of the country. Garrison, soprano; Reinald Werren-
Dr. John J. Taggart, U.S. Com- rath, baritone; Marie Kurenko, col
missioner of Education, in a state- ratura soprano; Salvatore de Sterne-it
given out by him from Wash- fanso, harpist; Alexander Brail
ington yesterday, said that the broad- owsky, pianist; Leo Luboshutz; Chas.
casting of concerts by eminent artists Hackett, tenor; Florence Austral,
will add another important milestone soprano; Albert Spaulding, violinist;
to radio development. Benno Moiselwitsch, pianist; Toscha
Educational Value Praised Seidel, violinist; Felix Salmond, cel-
"The plan to introduce operatic- list; Vincente Ballester, baritone;
stars to the public through radio is John Powell, Pianist; Eva Gauthier,
excellent," said Dr. Taggart. "It soprano; Anna Case, soprano; Frieda
will be of great educatonal value to Hempel, coloratura soprano; Paul
radio audiences and will stimulate in- Altouse, tenor; Arthur Middleton,
terest in American music. This will baritone; May Peterson, soprano;
do much to ncrease this country's Paul Kochanski, violinist; Mischa Le
contribution to the surplus music." vitski, pianist, and Hulda Lashanska,
Mrs. Arthur T. Watkins, executive soprano.
secretary of the National Congress
of Parents and Teachers' is another
Broadcasting to Be Extended
Broadcasting of these concerts will
leader who heartily approves the be extended with stations throughout
proposed plan to bring the voices of the country which ask permission to
great singers and musicians to the join in on the programmes. It is also
homes of millions of persons. possible that latar on we shall arrange
"I am sure that many persons who for the artists to broadcast directly
have failed to make the most out orfrom stations in different sections of
radio programmes in the past will j,e country.
now listen in more frequently," said i The concerts will begin at 9:15 P.
Mrs. Watkins. "Personally, it is my j M- Eastcrn standard Time. The
belief thai radio broadcasting wiH'third concert w;n be by Louise Homer
be placed on a much higher plane, ( Sunday October 18th., they will be
musically, than has been the case in br0adcast through WEAF and other
the past. ' I stations to be announced later. The
25 Leading Singers Engaged artists have expressed enthusiasm re-Twenty-five
of the world's leading garding the project, many of them
opera singers and other musical stars beiiev5ng that one opportunity of
already have signed contracts to en-1, and playing directly into the
tertain radio fans throughout the homeJ of the American public will
coming season, according to Mr. Kent afford them greater interest in their
Subject to the approval of the Met- work.
Carteret Broadcast Service Co.
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f. Of Atwater Kent Radio
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The Bank of Beaufort
it Beaufort, N. C. in the State of North Carolina, at the close of bus-
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mess, septemDer za, i:o.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts $34MJ'nn
Demand Loans MOO -00
Overdrafts, unsecured
United States Bonds and Liberty Bonds . . . 5,500.00
All other Stocks, Bonds and Mortgages . . . 5,000.00
Banking Houses, $14,443.84; Furniture and
Fixtures, $3,108.01 17,551.85
Cash in value and net amounts due from
Banks, Bankers, and Trust Co's 73'01'
Cash Items held over 24 hours 57.80
Checks for clearing 1,129.07
TOTAL ' .. $453,995.30
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in 22'2S2n
Surplus Fund 5,500.00
Undivided Profits, less current expenses
and taxes paid -'Sj'S
Bills Payable , If 'S22"22
Deposits subject to check, Individual llbi'
Demand Certificates of Deposit vllanl -
Cashier's Checks outstanding 1,95b-
Time Certificates of Deposit, due on or after
30 days oo? oof 7?
Savings D'eposits , Hnn nn
Accrued Interest due depositors z,oou.uv
TOTAL .V. $453,995.30
State of North Carolina County of Carteret, Beaufort, N. C, Oct. 12,
1925
I j A. Hornaday, Jr., Cashier of the above named Bank, do solemn
ly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief. J. A. HORNADAY, JR., Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before Co7xeTSl8tA:w
me, this 13, day' of October, 1S5 JNO. FORLAW
Jno. Forlaw LphSp
Notary Public JOSEPH HOUSE
My Commission expires 12-2-26
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