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Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-18
Snfp 16=lunotianu iuutelemiueu
rananistalua?

gnfo mics tlon,ittatpa iDunfeu=
teen, JOS bGn il,lttelee ale IS iulio-
oen ifGi51 tpttod? Tana tdrfed
fnIpnDs on beratettp gnglaunln
olabuoneesIa fen fa'itellesii eboo-
tusta mnutofiifli rifoslaftin. slla-
buone bartitli ll1onnolliie5ti, Mir
fnin pififin, aliaa perlsteellilesti
Wfii,nieliippteen Ell fllitenfoon lain
tarpeeIliluuoesta bddstD. slabuo-
neen idien CHRISTOPHER Solpther put
bui ltta tpastoan perustellen fon'
taanIo fillG, ettG Iafi tltlili palDele,
maon firistDstorfoitltflia. 2afieb'
ootrf|en on berdtt1npt be,,fiin nlid'
rottp pbteisfuntaluofta - iuurim
motif olofIi nailio--, jotfo ei 1par
masti p1nrn1rrd IelloiIen loit 10
meltomiIen merfitpstd.
Cir George Ganlilton oil pltoles
hroon }itd nlieltii, ettG lnfi Ell Iuonu
torpeelIista il.oioa nuorelle nliebel
le. sos elm. 15~tuuotios poifa !:
sptto o.pat Dflilldan ralltotieirol,ni's
ia in tpton fdptSs maif,lttoa nth
robfoiIeipnsti poifaon ettei bo'
I,torostoon tudi iGttda Iuutele1natt;
| tnttoG, Min moi pllo 11,abhollisto
etti oniltotpat, ob6asnieliIet heli
! fiI0t honttitpat poiolfc 2 'p:oos1
luonfeusrongoistufIen.
4 sc. Dtpignall ielitti nal'raen :
linen o1notunto,lIa foi ei pllnt a
man tabroton tGsIG Iubteesia :
: etta jos jofoista miesti tpostuor
iofa on iuubellrt olle 16-ipuotias
ia tpttGa, nostettaiiiin ipDte, nil
! fplld lilloin ei oliIi oifeusintulst
! pu1,tetta.
: slinoostaon Wr. Dennis Serhe1
puolIi lofiebootusto, tpaiffafaan
min iprfas'G mnlooosia frin init
ebootufiesio eoellotetGdn> fila ii
!, nen miclestGGn loH, iofo tarmo
!. faasti foettoa il,oiota ,piattonlio, q
!. lpon nuoria tDttoi6, on paifollon.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-18
Yurnfummi iitoiitnmpaa fnin
pappien laarnat.


ssllloistes{oan foifille Ganaoan
Nresbpteriun firfnn idIe,ltl(e ipetoo-
,mufIen W6betDstpon" p,tolesta, eras
tiintau firffofll,enan blinaiiii bappe'
io tri Mc4np fiillllittda bnomiptl
1iiben ifGtp1Gn letffaan, eta tualf-
Ia tlnl1n firfon ipetoonrs oil min
h1lntt1ipd, Min cnnabuloiIet iDiilne
nuonna tublolitpot Dflistaan foslpo
ntlsteriin 100000 bplloria, plrl
/, fnniin 3,69O,OOO bollorio, Iifarei
hin ia iifaretteibin 61,0o0,0o0 DOL
Iorio: tpirtpoitnsiltonliin 28,000,00(
oolaria ia IiiGfIi mield u1ilioorit
butpitltfliin
6mttalputtn tpastatobtana tulle oil
lie, ett6 Go,,a6nn preSbDteriaul1it fo
Ifenindt i61stGn,d6n oinoastaan nci
lnoifen 6 ieltttiG iuiifosia jdIet,td fof
Iii n,tttoofieen follista labetpstDot'
fptin,aasin io lrlfon1oilla. Niiitp
ipntnifin Observation-Disclosures tpnio
nsta tho iiemo1le1 iii,trrna 100000
bollaria.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-18
Eaari>iueliefiet taa|em baasteftu
Difenslaitpf|een.

gpelet[, Wlinn. Guonaloiiat
tuffiurafoitIiiat Socob ia sSobn Sdo'
ri olDat laaneet bonsteen ioopuo pli'
ripifel,teen lpustoairtamf Carl Nan'
nliien nostan1aon $500 ndbtnson'
foripultsilttt,lrr beitd tuastoan. 6an-
taluofi 'pDtta1 fonteesiaon, etto ieu
oion fuluesIa fun eros nootobpoie
gtlrabifin etelopuolello oil 8reoi
Naort5eru Noiper Com haIlnsIo, mai
nitut ,trafoitiijat eoastajainIo foa't
ia baffauttiuot ia fuliettimot poiS
fniplnpfies}u o(etualta ntaalta oo(
fcrbio pafIipl,ita ia 100 forb'o pG
peripl,itu.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-18
&mnlriia emslant'lanen ianomalel,ti.
mics flpl!mt.

2ontoo, elof. IA ,. 0oroi
Nortbcllffe, tllnnettn brittiLdtnen
fltstantoia ia politifoitIIio, fitoli ti-
iai aaln,1na. Gl,ole1,rau illnoitetoan
nGlittolndsti ioht,lneelt n1ordn muo=
bostun1iIesto inbamen iiiupnolelfe,
iosta pleiuen iperelrlnprfptps oil lell.
raufleno. g9ainajo oil iairastaEul
pitelnmdn uifon, bDmiu blononu II
tii Iahtien fun bdn paloIi matfa[taal1
aaufoilesta Sodst1
2oroi 9fortbcliffe oil tieItiillGtt5
buonratuiu benfilo brittiIdipsid ia
rornaIebtinaailmosIa ia eulinldiicl,$
fnIpnlDfIeni iofaiien hultIilIu fln
tieto bdne,t fuolen,ostaau Iaatiin, nl
nite,l t,rlpll fllolema1lIa lrHalfltto
,naolt Stn,esilr ia toisten ySortb
cliffin omiston1iet ianolnalebtieu Oh
ielmoon. 9sai11 lebbet otuat looor
pGdttpmiiestG lGbtien ,paStlts1onee
iuoinoffoastI 2lopo Geor9en halli
tusto ia len perloattcifu. llifilurotta
motta csrIm,ui1I obrlmoo, ioto II
omat faunnttaneet ebea5ti.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-18

y}atatiepbti5iSen juhtoiien nbbis=
tgs un paattauht bpiuafiDa "i,turen
ueljGu" iueljepsjGriestSu fntiun nett
tuottelusta rautateiben pajatpIlaiS-
ten lafon lopetta,r'lefli. Ssea,uuttel,,
aIfpi Ne,p OorfisIn torstaina, eIof,
II y.
Soiilifai,upstem omistaiien fauIa!li
len DbbistDfien iuirfa,liia't 9een
s)orfisia o,uat ilmoittanect, etfa Glc
pelanbisIa tebtp ipptlnns btililafu1
lcpettamiIefli tnlee marnastl juhfa
maau biililafon paGttprtiicen taif
fialla lG6itnlesuaiinnoesla.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-18
10 kuolIut junacll-
tlettcf1uude$$d, |.
$ucnialdlnetl

Annanoale, 0iru. - &oiffiaoll
fpnmenen ibluisti OFT tdbou mennes-
IA fuollut jeu iltuoritou ieurarfIe=
ia iofa tapcbtl,i tidlla wiine lol,+
antuilla fun 500 2inen lnatfustaIa-
Juno $40. 107 t1rnhiliclintrotii11r
tatien io maartieu ristepfiesla. 90
teent6ruaps leutldtti motfustaiaill-
non petllrin ID nilIi n1utfuStalo"
mulrnua pois fisfoiita ia iuasten r.
lplsrooolla Ieilotnaa ruhtiilnua DIT
nettonuuhen ol1elltti le flln dip
trofil cjuri Driiti aioa rabon poif.
I Ii i,n,ri fnn uoffustaioii!na iaapl,l.
anolIeet olnat 5eltroatpat:
Chris Mallnce, rahtiluron netll.
rinfuIiettaia, MinneapoliI Iista.
2reb 2argar, o!jptrofin oillri,
Waple 2afesta, Willn.
Aarne Ehonplon, 2ar1arin maj.
fatolperi 0liptroflsIu, sluna1oaIesta,
Winn.
eon,ono lllri,h Sorieonista.
gsis.
Mapmono llIrieb, &oriconista
isis.
sl1bert @alIiner, sorianista
Miun.
9fobert 8ecfer, ct. Hn,lista
Miun.
81. GIorf, Ghen NnleDsto, Wtlnn
grnil Mpllpfaneas, "A 10. poifa
Mnna,1oalesta, MINT
| Grdg lpield tnntalnoton mics.
llleot Dllan,aSnitat fuoli,pot on
1fnettomuuoesla bnaniinla momlnoi
hin n1onto f,tli.sa tapallfien ialfee,
iGnnettonluuoesia Iouffoautui DfId
mainittuien lifdfii ne1iGttdfpmmcn
td herfilod. 2ouffoontrneet fiirlth
oettIin nlimadrdilin6 jll11illo Mlul
neopcliiiu iairdoIoihin; lieItd Of
beti topaltfien iGlfeeu futIuttu on
nettomlntspoifalle iouffo laafdreit
: ia Iairaonboitaiio.
Suurin ibnlisbuffa topabtui moi
fllstaioilt1ra,r t,rpafoinlistualtllllsla
iofa Dhteetnormapfien ieiuallfTcn
!, rouli pDstpDu ia iitten faatni ip'
iGlleen. Gn1il IaDllpfongas, |
muntios f,tonaaloi11en poifa, idi IT
;, pofoinislpa,ttnn alle, io5In bone
nolenueat ialfunio n,trsfoalltliipc
ia bdu io,ttui olelnaon puristltfleSi
mpnta t,,ntio ennellfuir loatiin i
roitetufii. 9ur fuoli ,pnn'moibiri
lunnllutaino.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-18
a.aluen tnunastanut faf|uismmrban.

gutUeN lNaNASthAut lu1tutSH"1 vu"'
Nlusfegon, W1ich: = Wtrs. Wteba
Ao0elt-niutinclt 26 nuotios nainen,
lofa oil ollut amioliifosia pbheu
ml.ooen on tlt'l,ltstannt murbau-
neenIa omiorriebeniG iefd appenia.
NpipttaesIo Ytrs. SooelI pastaii, et-
Il: ban ei ollut fosfaan fuullutfaan
jilnnlon fprn1e11estd fasfpstG, ioisio
uboesi6 fielletoGn toppalninen
"WteilI1 ei oi(ut fosfaun oifoo op.
pia nsfontoo fotonnmme", ianoI
Osrs. S,ooen tlol1sori[le. "Weiodu
tGptDi raatoa liinn altfarasti anlai'
iafic,nn,e elatllfIetnlne fefa taistel
lesinn1nte nifeuflielnlle puolc3ta,
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-18
3iriotns icinGuG.

Gr0Gn DlmdGn rafennl,t|en lei.
,,G1n 2o,rtcosIn on hiliottain ilnoar
tuult mielenolotltsplatuotti, Josie
Ilettiin:
Maaporbot 1lrao1nme fastpattcc
fettuiolia
"ltrbot" 1noanlne naleflitpat fojuis
fonIa,
Milioonc.tpltofriu ntdnporDot fay.
tnn,
rltrboien" penneid feratG antoo.
Sc taisteliipat puolestn naan,
autaon fit ei ipalita;
Mifs'ci ipoittoa lonreetfoalt,
Mifs'ei - ltn1nl'aipita2
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-18
&relioenttt @arotllg elittda
rQntotielaffo fo>tilaltteelt
&ongresliue

ueet laffoon Icnt1fia ettd noittotiephs
tii0inela 1pGripiMnrat pps|pipaho''
Toottaluot Geioau hcl,ferla tpuordon
ia on iicll;ipaia i1criiIi hanfsm"F
poifal(ijia 0piIaifio 1lGioen iiitoc
uarpdttvien lafonlarfGdin tlIHi'e'
ipten ituan1ichet l,tpamDot pnlasa
tp615n. GGllaiIia pfIithllid latfot1'
poltfIio on 'ath,nut pnlpjirI ntaato r
uGnta footto.pat rar1totldII'fenteel'e
utelfei1 ilurelrspoa gdiriota tu'it
poiotpol0istcn latfo.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-18
MifIi Nnna 8aiIa crebtpi.

Sisfettain oil cr1GsiG IohioNr1oor
rorltafollpllngin raastlilpmi oitenoeS
ia erGs folafouppias anna aalIa
IbpfettDnd nelinfertaiIesta inopitntltf-
iesta pb6elt aiuoon milton aifana
artn tiebusteltiin iDitd toban 9le-
nolnmalle fi,fl,puolelle ipdbenlrnalt
tonolliieen "reforoiin" ielitti Inna
aoiia len iobtlnteen fiita eta ban eri'
Il ferraILd "IGdfitIi fetil,o", toiiella
ferralla of NINA nenrpt "tpbiaan
wbdmeen" folmoruello ferralla mo
ntGttomGan pd6bdn" ia uelionnellI
ferrallo "tp1'pneeieen rn1uilIleen"
9s1rtd YelitDfiet, Min tirfeitd fliH
Ine fiene!p6tfit tlttfinufiille ipind't
tpoifrtufIesta ibntisruuntiiieen els
mat furnrlinfnan pebinittonest tlio'
marien foruia ipo1ntid, iDoan tuon,tt'
It,i,l Mnna aaiid neliastG eriferfai'es-
| ia ilropl,mufIesta II pdiipdiatfoon a
| is mt. Ell bbteenid t80 rltarffa1 ST.
IN furfnsia faiipoi Mnra Qaila elilie
! i6a. stonia il,faniddrpfiestd ia nett
ISumnron ipiranomoiiille ief1 tpofitlit'
Iii: "Nnt pantiin Iitit rdpplin, eita
lItiputeta tippaafaa,t. ruaiffa fuolems
! fulfil"
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-18


2ontoo, elof. 10 D. eeSoiepf >.
sullilpan ia Neginalo Dunn, jotfa
tunntittii1 fuolenaan fe,,ttomarfalt,
ia Cir Seitrp WilIonin nltrbasta
feldf. % p:nd, birtettiilt tdndiilt
Wanos,portbin tpallfilosia.
Oifemsfaul,isteIusia funlpifin ie'
Iitti tehnee,rfd 1l1itrban pDistaafieeu
pdimilt1 pboen sssrlannin pobinpic
rihoTliIia. Sc Ionoiipnt olemallit
plpeitG iaa6esloon fuolla Srlannir
puolesta ia pDlpim6tfin robfcint
ipiimeiIeen Iaaffd.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-18
SptuG pernnaipmpIi tGnG ,pnunna.

Wo5binoton. 2iittopolta.n
ormios.
Ben mltfoon Ioaooan g)boDslpallois-
"a taua iuuonlm Iabes 100,O00,O00
bnsbelia et,enrr,dn perltnoita fu;n
!piil1e tDllonna.
Miime ipuoben perunoiato oil nj.
teenIa 346,S23,OOO busbelia. Gan0
tuuouna artpioioaan perltnaiabon o.
lelpon 439, 100000 b,,sbelio. aesii
ntG0r1inen lpnotl,ine1l perl,nolato o:
oIlut 385 ,39t 900 busbelia.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-18
Dtuailman ,nanl)ln putt

01nfnmanilrtoa, iponbin tlintsett,'
pm, lienee ntllita1 ippresli, lofa fas'
uaa 5onta Wlario Del Cullen bal:'
tousinaaila. Sonto Wearia oeI Il,le
en- bieni fpIa OiefIfosl1 labello
Garaeaa. GppresIi on So m. nlnpu'
rimisaten. a,t,,luiia luonnontutflic
Sumtolot, iofa nafi tdr1dn lattt
laisp,lrt tp. 1903, orlpiof len iafi
Is, 5,OOO-6,OO0 tpllotto. Gantnon JOG
topaatofleen onot tnlleet n1posflr
rnpohemm1dn nian tiebentiebet tarfto
len tieteeIlisten tutfimusten n1llfoaH
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-18
Count pnsfenrt luumalatlen maa'i'
uilieltiau fuoliaafI'.

GoItle gtocf, Mas1. Sisfi
osohnIon, il,ouaolail1en moanipilieltia
olu,pa labell1 Sa5el Della, ial lltr'
monIa SerIep iotnlin pusfeutaIa
S0r oil mennnt bofemaan farlat
Ioitunelta ia fun ban miipni llli(
reislulla tatpollista fnuemnlln, nit
fdnen ipoimntla n,eni etiinaan lDp
tG hanen tuiippnrileenIi ia tapa'
miebenlG pahoin rlthiottnna. Nta1
len ialfeen Sobnion ti,oli loalniini'
mamntoibin.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-18
u,erfillinen I5nt0.

GronstpooIisIa, Gteld =afrifosic,
ptpot holloltiloiiet forntarit loD,as
,,eet fisiattoir fyspiiltd nrnat iiidit
Iuuren iol,fpn 1r,ltun,ioit,iia eIaimin.
noin 200 iolfao moan iiidlta. anol.
Ieet el6imet, ioista buomattotpdn o
ian muo6ostotpat liitnllt, oiDat eria
onlaiIen bppin iallpneet.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-08-18
$4,000 biilenfailuajaa palaa
tp0b0n beti, lopnt ldbitlt>
letuaii iiutoesja

tiGll1 oifooniaao,Nu lopilnufien,
mutta liiben n,ennesid t,tllii loffoa
iotfumoan beiodls foipalmciIlaon.
The Washington times., 1922-10-17
SECOND FRAUD
JURY To BEGIN
PROBING TO-DAY
Department Of Justice Guard
ing Secrets Of Inquiry on
War Contracts.

H. The second special war frauds
grand jury will be irppaneled today
in the District OF Columbia Supreme
Court. s..
The Department of Justice is
guarding with the utmost secrecy the
Investigations to be undertaken by
the inq quisitorial body. No announcs-
ment of the cases to be taken up was
forthcoming today either at >the de.
partment or the District court build.
ing. 1t Is known the war frauds sec
ton Of the department has a number
of important cases In shape for grand
juryAactson, but just which one will
come first will not be disclosed until
afte r the jury gets into action.
II has been frequently reported OF
late that the. first inquiry would cen
ter around the activities Of the alien
property custod.an's office during the
administration of A. Mitchell Palmer
and Francis p. Garvan. dealing par.
ticularly with the Chemical Founda.
ton and Bosch magnetic transactions.
These reports were discounted at the
department within the past week.
however.
1t was stated the department would
not be ready to take up the Chemical
Foundation inquiry until some dis.
position had been made Of the Gov.
ernment's suit in equity. pending in
the United States district court at
Wilmington, Del, for the recovery Of
the approximately 5000 trademarks,
copyrights and patents sold to the
foundation. The next development in
the civil suit will be the filing Of the
defendants answer to the Govern.
ment's allegations. which Is sched.
uled for the latter part of this month.
The first war frauds grand jury,
which was In session for more than
three months during the past spring
and summer, returned indictments in
the only two groups OF cases probed.
the sales of surplus War Depart
ment lumber by Phillips & Stevens
and the sale of the Old Hickory pow
der plant.
The Washington times., 1922-10-17
ELECTION
TODETERM|NE
LIQUOR POLICY
Modificati of voIstead Law
to Be Asked If WET" Can
didates Win.
By WILLIAM X. HUTCHINSON.
international News Service.

Modification OF the Volstead law I'm
the next Congress. either to avoid in.
ternational complications or to soften
it's present drastic provisions. will
depend solely on the will Of the
American people as expressed at the
polls In November. II was declared
today by Administration leaders.
While prohibition was not raised
as a national issue, II will be brought
into scores Of Congressional elections
by candidates attacking incumbent
dry" congressman. On the success
OF these contests. scattered over more
than a score of States, will hinge tho
success of attempts to break through
the present dry law. according to
leaders.
Plans for launching amendments to
the dry law meanwhile will be held in
abeyance until after the elections,
Retention Of the present tremen.
dously one.sided dry" majority, It
was said. would doom to defeat all
efforts to change the present law.
The "wets," however, are concen-
trating on the defeat OF at least fifty
incumbent dry" Congressman. and
their replacement with "wets."
Victories in fifty communities by
the VETS" II was said. while not
changing the personnel of the
House until next March. would re-
suit in general swing Of senti.
ment toward amendment of the
law. Such a decision OF the people
at the polls might also result in
national dry" leaders agreeing to
slight modification to prevent .
general anti-dry vote in 1924.
In any event, two efforts will be
made to amend the law during
the next session of Congress II the
"wets" show any increase in
strength. One will be a movement.
launched probably by an admins.
tration leader. to change its appli.
cations to shipping interests as a
result of the Daugherty ship ruling
and to prevent International com.
plications.
The second effort will come
from "wet" leaders and proha bly,
will include the much abused beer
and light wines" amendment. It's
passage depends solely on the in,
creased strength of the ''wets" and
the amount of help they will get
from the Administration.
The Washington times., 1922-10-17
SIX WARTIME
OFFENDERS To .
Be LIBERATED
Conditional Pardons Are o.
fered by Harding-Seventy
Others Disappointed.

The announcement that President
Harding will grant conditional par
dons to six OF the seventy-three po
litical prisoners in Leavenworth "i'
a disappointment to the forces work
ing for. amnesty throughout the
country" according to a statement
issued by the joint amnesty com
mittee. The statement adds:
Hundreds OF organizations. in
cluding labor unions, church organi
cations and special amnesty com
mittees have put their plea fol
general amnesty on the grounds thai
the men convicted In groups should
be released together. Furthermore
the only law which they violated
and for which they are serving sen
tences was the espionage act, Ions
ago repealed. Therefore, the politi
cal prisoners have violated no Law
now in existence"
The six men offered release are
Walter T. 'Nef. John J. Walsh and
Benjamin II. Fletcher. all member,
OF the Marine Transport Worker:
Union OF Philadelphia. and three
Swedes: Ragner Johannsen. Sieg
fried Stenberg and Carl Ahlteen. al
Of Minneapolis and members of the
I. w. w.
The condition imposed upon th'
Swedish prisoners is immediate de
portation for life. The Philadelphia
men must promise that they will b,
law abiding in the future. with tn,
President as Judge Of stheir conduct
The Washington times., 1922-10-17

The HeCht Co.. second floor)
The Washington times., 1922-10-17
Bootleg Has Poisoned
5000 This Year,
Say Dry Agents

More than five thousand cases
of poisoning from drinking
bootleg" whiskey have been
treated by hospitals this year,
according t. estimates Of prohi-
bition officials today.
As many more cases have
been brought to the attention of
State Directors, but were not
recorded. by hospitals, officials
said. They claimed that in the
majority Of cases victims had
been left with serious organic
diseases, when death did not
follow illness.
The Washington times., 1922-10-17
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ports ship orders. naval press.
WXX-Postoffiec Department.
1.10O Meters Phone).
7:3o p. m.-Livestock. .
sp. m-Truits and vegetables.
WEAS-The Hecht Co.
$50 Meters.
3 to 4 p. m.-Edison phonograph
selections: "A Perfect Day." Some
where Voice Is Calling" "A
Dream" The Old Refrain" Hawaii
and You" THE Glow Worm" "SiI.
yer Threads Among the Gold" Sex.
tet." from Lucia" Souvenir"
"Serenade." Cohen Gets Married"
Cohen On His Honeymoon" GuI.
bransen piano selections, Lost
Chord Georgia" preludes, "Swable
Eyes"
WMU-Doubleday-Hill Electric Co.
$50 Meters.
4:3o to $50 p. m.-"Canzonetta."
concert etude. "A May Morning. -
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tering," Caprice. Stealing" "A Mad
rigal of May. LA Danse des Demoi-
selles." Little Gray Home in the
West" Hawaiian Smiles" Truly"
81 Wish Knew" Two Little
Wooden Shoes" "She Loves Me, She
Loves Me Not"
WJH-White and Boyer.
$50 Meters.
7:45 p. m.-Chickering Ampico
reproducing piano-Rhapsodie How
groise. No. 6: Liebestraum. La Lis
on jera, On the Gin Gin Gin Ginny
Shore. Bedtime Story. III Build n
World in the Heart of a Rose. Who
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leans Come. In Flanders Fields
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from Tales of Hoffman,. Condo
liers. Venetian Love Song, Noe
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. to p. m.-Nictor selections
Tosca. Cavalleria RustiCana Isl.
ciliana). CaparicCio Valse Faust).
Waltz Adeste Fideles: piano solos
Somebody Eyes, Now Lay Me
Down to Sleep; Victor Selections
Dear Love Remember Me, Blue
Danube. Invitation to the Waltz.
Noel, Lee Remeaux; piano solos
Believe Me II All Those Endearing
Young Charms, Arabian Nights.
Observation-Disclosures, Pittsburgh.
$50 Meters.
8 y. m.-Musical program and
news.
KYW-Westinghouse. Chicago.
$50 Meters.
Central time, deduct one hourJ
s D. m.-Musical program and
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Z to 10 p. m.-Continuous musical
prOCraTn.
The Washington times., 1922-10-17
CHRISTIAN SOCIETIES TO
HOLD CONFERENCE HERE

A conference Of the representatives
Of the Allied Christian Societies will
be held in the New York avenue
Presbyterian Church today and to.
morrow. Community work will be
discussed.
Rev. James r. Freeman. rector of
the Church Of the Epiphany, will
open, today's session with an address
"A Pastors View of the Work of
the Allied Societies"
Hugh A. Thrift Is chairman OF the
local committee on arrangements.
The Washington times., 1922-10-17
LOCAL RosIcRUcIANs
TO MEET ON THURSDAY

Societos Rosicruciana, Of Wash
lngton College, will hold its resu'
lar convocation Thursday night
The convocation viii be followed
by a business meeting.
H. Franklin Marshall, 242'
Eighteenth street northwest. Is the
newly appointed secretary of the
society
The Washington times., 1922-10-17
Fined SO for Contempt.

When fined $40 by Police Judge
John p. Mcmahon for alleged con.
tempt Of court. yesterday, Attorney
J. william Shea gave notice of his
intention Of filing an appeal 10 the
District Court OF Appeals. Attosnsv
shca was fined after the Judge had
warned him several times to r'frsin
from speaking out Of his turn.
The Washington times., 1922-10-17
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The Washington times., 1922-10-17
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