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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-11-02
NORTH c0RNVUJF

Mrs. George Merrill and Miss Ruth
Weseou OF Madison were Over Sunday
guests ut A. \. Whittipr's.
Miss Isabelle keene Of Hartford
Conn. who has been guest of Mr..
and Mrs. John Scott for the past ten
days. returned home Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred r. Libby are the
parents OF daughter born Sunday.
October %.
There was no school at The Kins-
man schOolhouse last week on account
of the illness OF the teacher Mrs.
Florice Curtis.
Baby Elmer Tracy Fall. who has
been critically sick with pneumonia.
is now out of danger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton French of
Bangor who have been spending the
summer here, closed their home Mon
day and returned 10 their Bangor
home.
Mrs. Gertrude Fowler of Camden is
a guest of her father and brother,
Frank and Neville Hayden and her sis
ter, Mrs. F. l.. Hight for lew weeks
The Misses Helen and Blaneh James
gave party to about 30 of their
friends Wednesday evening. October
%. Dancing With music ON the vic
trola was the evenings entertainment.
Fruit and candies were served.
Floyd Tufts left Monday for Hard
wick, Mass, whore he has good posi-
ton on large milk farm.
Mrs. Rose Hight has been in town
for a few days but closed her house
and returned to Gorham. Monday, to
spend the winter with her son, Bert
and family.
The Woman's Farm bureau meets
today Thursday with Mis- Allie Tut
tie A chicken dinner with the fix
ms will be served. members to bring
pastry. Miss Hare, the home demon
stration agent, will be present. Found
alton patterns the subject.
Mrs. w. b. Wilson and Two grand
daughters Misses Irene and Lila
Wheelock are in Boston for week.
Mr.. Cunningham of Auburn who has
been here hunting for the past ten
days, returned home, Saturday.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-11-02
WEST MOSCOW

Faldo Dunton is putting in some two
fndred and sixty feet of iron water
teto replace the old lead one.
Mrs. Blanch Howes has been Wis
(ng On Pierce Hill for few days.
p returned to Kingfeld with Mrs.
fdo Dunton last Friday.
William p Baker has gone once
fain to cook at Bingham Hotel while
Prrs Preble goes on his usual
Fnting trip.
Mrs. Ed Berry returned home from
Fssaehusetts last Friday and drove
with Mr.. Berry to the farm.
ne following have 100 per cent in
Pelllng for the week ending Oct. 81:
palse Ashcroft, Robert Buffers
|ilda Wing. Lawrence Ashcroft,
Pre- Hill, Ella King, Elizabeth But
rs Clarence Wing. Clarence Perry
Ply three pupils were absent dur
u the week: Bessie Wing, grade
hllda Wing, grade S. and Clar-
Pc Wing, grade 4.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-11-02
FAST MADISON
SMITH-HEWITT

Married in Skowhegan, October 25,
by Sherman Subway attorney,
Ralph Harold Smith and Jennie Daph-
ne Hewett. Mr.. Smith is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert D. Smith of
Summer street and the bride is the
daughter of c. A. Hewitt of East Mad
ison. Mrs. Smith has lived in East
Madison and has many friends here.
She is a member Of East Madison
Grange.
Berton Reed who with Mrs. Reed
and Mr. and Mrs. Bennett. started
for Florida by auto. some two weeks
ago, writes that they are having a
fine trip, camping on the way, oc-
casionally staying at a hotel over
night He says from here to Mary
land they have used sixteen dollars
worth. of gas costing from % to 26
cents gallon.
Mrs. Henry Cote and two children
Emma and Elsie of Wateryille, are
visiting her father Lewis Thompson.
The funeral of Ralph Gledhill who
passed away October 81 was held
Monday from his late home.
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EAST NEW PORTLAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mayo and son
Philip of Portland visited Mrs. Carrie
Davis from Friday until Sunday.
Other guests at the Davis home dur
ing the week end were Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Gordon of Readfeld and Dion
Gordon and daughter Shirley Of Mad
ison.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank BoyntOn. Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Boynton and son
Harvey. Herschel Boynton aud Mr..
Williamson of Kingfield visited Mr..
and Mrs. G. II. Nye Sunday at Mrs.
Carrie Davis.
The ladies of the Baptist church
served a supper at d. W Emery's last
Friday evening to about fifty The
proceeds We're S14.So. Games were
PLAYED during the evening.
Mrs. Charles HolbrOok and children
Freda and Herbert visited Mrs. Hol-
brooks aunt Mrs Leola Starbird OF
Scion from Thursday until Sunday.
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@fh Mr. Fay Dore corson, chair
man. The price will be SOC a plate
A three act drama "Rrother Josiah
will follow, given by local talent.
! This manner of entertaining never
falls 10 please the people Of this com
munitY For this the reasonable
price Of BIC VIII be required Re
member the date November l6
The death Of Mrs David Abbott
ehosr sef1Ons Illness was mentioned
last week occurred early In that week
Tho remains were taken to North An
son where services were held and
burial made.
Mrs Y T.. Wilson and little son
Thomas left for their home in Hart
ford Conn. Saturday p. m. after
TWO months vacation with her pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs W A Dore and
sister Miss Hilda Dore.
Principal Massey hos recently an
nounced the offering Of prizes to tire
different classes in s A. by the Al
umni Association. First year for
excellence in English for the year with
second and third years. prizes In pub
lie speaking: first and second prizes 10
the girls and first ana second prizes
10 the boys; fourth year for general
excellent in English for the year with
essay. These prizes will be awarded
al graduation.
The NJ L. b. Society met last
Thursday with the president. Mrs
Eleanor Holman. A large number
were present. Plans were perfected
for the chicken pie supper which VIII
occur on November l6 instead OF the
present week which was the first ar
rangement The next meeting will
be held Nov 8 with Minnie Hight.
Mylon Elliott and Sumner Paul re-
turned last Saturday 10 Portsmouth
going by train.
Ned Bower returned from Detroit
Michigan, last week.
Miss Martha Tucker and Dr. Ralph
Griffin of Damariscotta were callers
Saturday at W. A. Dore's.
Frank Moody and wife and Mrs. An
ME Tozier were guests at James
Chapman's Sunday
Friends of Sam Berse, Parkman. are
sorry TO hear of his i'll luck last week
when he sustained two broken bones
in his arm while eranking his car.
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IlAR0NE

Mr.. and Mrs H. Y. Hetherington
have returned from an extended visit
with relatives in their old home in
Limington and with these relatives
went by automobile to visit Mr.. He
therington's father in Fittsyille, Conn.
and incidently visited every New Eng
land state on their pleasure trip.
The last meeting of the W. f. B..
was held on the Goth at the home of
Mrs. S. L. Bartlett with Miss Hare,
the county demonstration in attendance.
The next meeting will be November
goth at Mrs. J. G. Merrow's where
the subject of Christmas candies will
be taken up.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Y. Winslow with
Master Paul and Mr.. and Mrs. Lin
wood Piper Of Norridgewock made a
trip to Owls Head on Sunday last
Mrs. Jack Wilson and Mrs. Roy Lib
by of Rumford were visiting their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Puffer last
week.
John Puffer is recovering from an
attack of Lumbago.
w. ]. Marcia is suffering from a
badly strained shoulder.
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Afr and elrs Fro Fiu a9n and son
Harrg We're SUNDAY = iior- al Earle
Robeftson's.
POND SCHOOL
Pond school. taught Bv Irene Libby.
report the following for the week
ending October - Those having
perfect spelling arc Margaret BuEeH
6. Beatrice Frost 9. Clarence MarroW
6. JOIN Braley 4. Aifhaa Morrow 1.
Hfldn Buker !. CLYDE Hunt. Grace
Wood and Eeelyn Morrow o Charles
BraleY and Frank Hollisfcr ..
Those Who have nor been absent
for the rigft week are Clarence
Morrow Beafrico Frost. John BraIey.
Althea Morrow. Grace Wood and
Charles Braley The average at,en-
dance has beer l4s for me eieht
weeks with fhp enrolment Il.
W. have orr box Of rolgate.s Den
tsi cream aHd classroom helps -
now We shall have clean teeth
! think some mention should be
made OF Frances Jeneon. a beginner
this fall having bnen 10 school only
seven week. one weeE she was ab-
sent the whole time On account o.
illness, has completed The four Basal
stories in Progressive Book One and
can read very well This mean
more than fifty pages in her reading
The week Of November Is visiting
week at Pond school as well as all
the school, in Mr.. Clinord's union.
We solicit Yonr attendance Come
and see us work. We arc always glad
10 welcome visitors and consider II
the parents and friends duts to viait
at least once a term. Don't forget
visiting week. Nov. G-l0.
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KINGFIELD

Weelaffalott Whist Club was enter
tanned by Mrs. Ema Mitchell, Thurs
day afternoon. All of the members
were present but one and Mrs. Ruth
Potter substituted for Mrs. Erma
Winter. Halloween decorations and
place cards were used. Appetizing
refreshments were served.
Word has been received of the birth
of a son to Mr. and Mrs Albert Eustis
of Guatemala, South America. Mrs.
Enstis. nee Gladys Pennell, who pass
ed her childhood and youth in King
field is now with her father DR.. f. l..
Pennell OF Auburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Castor Collesolle go
the first of November to Waterville
where they will spend the winter.
Clifton Simmons Phillips of King
field and Geneyieve Sarah Peckham of
Richfield Springs, n. Y were married
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Peckham on
Monday, October 10th. The cere-
mony was performed at high noon by
the Reverend David c. Davies of the
Presbyterian Church and was wit
messed by the immediate families.
The bride and groom we're attended
by Percy Williams a schoolmate of
the groom, and Mrs. Williams. The
rooms were prettily decorated with
cut flowers. asparagus ferns and
autumn leaves. Table decorations
were pink and white. Luncheon was
prepared and served by Richard Tea
bout. After short wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips will occupy
their new H. - Dewey street, Ben
nington. Vcr.auI; where Mr.. Phillips
has employment in garage. The
groom is native of Kingfield, the
only son of Mr.. and Mrs. f. Raymond
Phillips. He graduated from the
Kingferd high school in 1920 and at
tended the University of Maine one
year becoming a Phi Kappa Sigma
man. He is graduate of the Rahe
Auto school, Cincinnati. Ohio. The
brids is one OF the esteemed and
popular young ladies of Richheld
Springs, N. Y, graduate OF the high
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EAST SCION
FRANKLIN SCHOOL

Miss Gladden.. representative Of
the Farmers Wife was a. this school
last week. The pupils are now Sc
curing subscriptions Tor thar paper
Any subscription would be appreciat-
ed. The price is Slon Tor three years.
Those who obtained 100 in spelling
last week were RAIN French. Lester
French. Ethel French and barbara
Perkins
Misses Villa French and Ruth Albee
spent the week end q. tho homes o.
their parents
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Jordan. Mrs
James Lobden and Miss Matte Mer-
rill spent the day Saturday at SHOW
hogan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan have been
hired to cook for Tom Fox this win
ter at the Rhymes farm.
Tom Perkins is moving his goods
TO the John Tuscan place which he
has hired for the winter.
Elmer French is hauling blocks for
Herman Baker
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WEST BRIGHTON

Alton Carl Of Bingham passed thru
this vicinity one day last week.
The S D. Warren Cos truck has
been hauling feed and supplies from
Bingham through 70 brighton the
past week.
Ivan Raymond, who has been work
ing for Herbert Corson. the pas, sum
mer. has finished work there and is
considering a Job with Walker & Far
rim cutting railroad ties and posts.
Mrs. Ellen Corson il suffering from
an attack of bronchitis. DR.. J. O.
Piper OF Scion was called 10 attend
the case Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Emmons Of
Madison were guests Of Mrs. En-
mons. mother. Mrs Maria Whitman.
Sunday.
Miss Althea Moody Of Solon high
school &c, was a visitor n Roosevelt
school Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Berry and
family were guests Sunday Of Mr.
Berry's sister and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Collins of Bingham
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Moody and
daughter Althea were callers at Per
ley Wymans Sunday TO see Miss Gala
Wyman. who has been quite sick with
the prevailing colds.
Mrs Nellie York and Josephine
Greene were called To Skowhegan
SUNDAY for The funeral Of Josephine's
sister. Anna Greene. who passed To
the higher life Friday. Charles
Moody carried them out in his auto.
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roast chicken and dressing, gravy.
mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce,
celery, hot rolls. assorted cakes.
tarts, fruit salads. sherbet. coffee, ap-
pies and tarts. An entertainment
followed consisting of reading by Mrs.
A. J. Hunnewell; duet, Mrs Harold
Boynton. Mrs Phil Huse. reading.
Mrs Mabel Davis; singing Of nun
Der of old time pieces BY all. The
refreshment committee were Mrs
Eyie Huse, Mrs. Ellie Hutchins. Mrs..
Myra Chamberlain, Mrs. Elma Mitch
ell, Mrs. Bernadine Collesone. Mrs
Roxie Merchant, Mrs Jennie Wyman.
Mrs. Alice Tufts. Mrs Ailn Wing.
entertainment committee Mrs. Der
tina Eldridge, Mrs. Berniee Boynton.
Mrs Erma Porter The decorations
We're Halloween in black and yellow
with festoons across the banquet hall
and a border OF black cats. witches.
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ATHENS

Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Chadbourne
and two young sons of Cambridge
were recent Sunday visitors at II. s.
Elliott's.
The Plymouth Male Quratette enter
tainment. the first in the chautauqua
course, met with the approval of the
large company that gathered in l, o.
O. F. Hall on Monday evening, Oct.
% The program included standard
and popular music interspersed with
old time ballads so dear to the heart
of everyone; also numbers on the
mandolin, guitar, banjo, cornet and
character sketches and reading. The
next entertainment in the course
comes Nov %
The annual chicken pie supper Civ
en- by the N. e. B. Society will occur
Thursday evening, November Is. at
Grange Hall. The usual number Of
chickens have been solicited and an
efficient supper committee appointed
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-11-02
MFST 81. ALRANS

Vance Buker who was called here
from Quincy Mass. by the Illness and
death of his mother. Mrs. f f. Buker,
returned 10 Massachusetts. Monday in
company with Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Steelbrooke and daughter Hazel. who
were here To attend the funeral.
The hunting party reported in last
weeks issue, returned Monday night
and brought home one deer Mr.
Wood being the lucky one.
MIR. and Mrs George Emery were
in Oakland and Waterville Wednes.
day
Mrs. Rose Robertson, who has been
visiting her son Clarence. in Port
land. returned Thursday.
Miss wymsp. teacher Of Tracy
school lreze Libby OF Pond school
and Mrs Alton Morrow attended the
teachers convention in Bangor last
week
Mr.. and Mrs Irwin Piper and Mrs.
George Libby and little daughter
Mary. motored 10 Cumberland Mills,
Saturday, where they were week end
guests OF Mr., and Mrs, Willis WEIGH.
The following were Sunday visitors
at Frank Libby's: A. II. Prescott and
family of Dexter. Mrs. Annie Libby
and son Harry and daughter Dorothy.
also Miss Jennie Beaudette. Romeo
Halle and Joseph Thibodesu all of
Skowhesan and George Libby.
Frank Libby brought in a dandelion
blossom Sunday. Oct. %.
Earle Health. a student OF corinna
Academy. spent the convention vaca-
ton with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Heath
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NEW VINEYARD

Prank MoOrs and wife were In An
" Sunday to attend the funeral OF
Es Cyrus Walker.
mrs Arthur Leavitt has been con-
feu TO the house the past week with
bad abscess.
zoe Turner, over seventy, was bad
Kicked the past week. Last re-
Nh ne was bleeding bad internally.
y extremely hard for them as Mrs
|Mner is in failing health and their
fy daughter died several years ago
Afh John Burns sister and family
lum pennsylvania passed the week
4" coming with their machine.
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ST. AIBANS
MAGOON SCHOOL

Magoon school taught by Emily
Wentworth reports the following for
the week ending October 81 Those
having perfects in spelling were
Harold Seekins. Grade VII; and Susie
Miller, Grade VI. Liberty Bell
League held its regular meeting Fri
day afternoon and parents and neigh
bors were invited to the following
Halloween program which consisted
of roll call answered with jokes, vic
trola music, songs by school children,
recitations, James Seekins, Steyie
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-11-02

Miller, Harold Bishop, Evelyn Bishop
Evelyn Seekins and Albert Bailey,
word drill, Grade ]; mental arithmetic
all grades above the III and physical
education records by school Re
freshments Of popcorn and candy
were seryed. Visitors present were
Mrs. Miller. Mrs. w. Seekins, Mrs s.
Seekins. Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Bishop Mrs.
Neil. Miss Veil and Mrs. II. Seekins.
Next week. November 6, Is visiting
week in all the schools and We are
hcpinp that there will be good mum
Der of the parents and neishbors yifit
the school and get in touch with The
work which the children are doing.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-11-02
H0XIE

Charles Barney is working for Ed
gar Murray in his saw mill.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T1assen of Fair
field Center were callers at II. l..
York's Sunday.
Mrs Charles Williams and children
have returned to their home in Oak
land after passing a few days the past
week with Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Damon.
Edward Keirstead was a caller in
Oakland recently.
Thelma Smith, the teacher here, at
tended the teachers convention held
at Bangor.
Maurice Campbell of Pittsfeld was
caller here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Buzzell also Mrs. Eugene Keat-
ing of Smithtield were callers at NJ,
c. Perkins Sunday of the past week.
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,opTu NEW PORTLAND

,ond Mrs. Everett Foster OF Dix
"a snent the week end with her par
F u y Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Trip.
nsncan Hail and friend of Madison
puD yisiting in town Saturday and
bDiay 49,, II G v;lee have re-
W, from few days visit at
pnnd Mountain.
Ears Bessy Newall and Nora Chand-
W., aS,tanded teachers convention at
insor last week.
ys No Charles Clark and daughter
LSs returned from two weeks Yis-
e,,b her parents at Belfast.
ksss,,sms Bros. Motor Co- Authorlz-
perd sales and Service, Cars,
..lS and Tractors. North. Anson'
nine. -. -,
F,.bed and will occupy it in two
|panly Young and Mr. and Mrs. John
Laedeu Of Scion were calling on re-
t'Tes in town Sunday.
H. and Mrs. Garland Tripp spent
veek end with relatives.
|rhe community was saddened by
Death of Love Trip which &C.
rod Monday. October 90, at the
mo of her son Percy Tripp. Mrs.
Enn has made her home with her
|nsbter at North Arson during the
h four years having previously liY-
/ here twenty years. She leaves
nv friends to mourn her loss be-
r. one son and three daughters,
nov Trip of North New Portland
In Bickford of Auburn; Florence
linn and Mrs. Mellen Berry of North
Eorl Fenalson has returned from
III River where he has been trap
II for the past two weeks. Gene
Inalson is visiting her sister Audrey
III. of NJ.
bey and Mrs. Frank Dollif and
Eehter. Mabel, were visiting friends
belfast a few days last week.
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RAKER'S SIDING

Miss Babbfe Hendsbee who has been
spending the week end the guest OF
her sister. Miss Belle Hendshee al
Hn crest cottage. returned 10 hey
home IN Madison ON Monday.
Perley Marston was in Baker's over
Sunday the guest Of his sister Mrs
Elsie Richards.
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CORNviI.LE
CDEFERRED)

r s Moody and wife were week
d guests of their daughter and hus-
lld, Mr. and Mrs. Erank Kilkenney
Greenyile Junction.
PRS, Lyman Seribner is visiting re-
Flves in Dover.
Dr. and Mrs. Verne Mosher are Wis
|ng relatives in North Jay.
THE Grange will hold a box social
Tuesday evening, Octover 81. All
+ invited
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Gard oi Thanks

We wish To thank all our friends
and neighbors and especially the Or
der of Eastern Star for their help and
sympathy in our recent loss OF our
beloved wife and sister. and also Tor
flowers sent by relatives and friends.
II. F Harrington
Mrs. A T. Hilton
Mrs. Jennie Sheffield
Canaan, Me, Nov ., 1922
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
Dy Hnul Il. Cooley.

The American radio audience has
become critical.
No longer liz IL content with "con-
ned music. II wants the real thing
Having heard both good ana moor
programs. 1t now demands the best
Broadcasting de luxe!
This Increased demand for the load
ing stars Is increasing the cares OF
the men behind the scenes AT Tn.
hrondcnstinS stations. They are en-
counterinS more ana more difficulty
IN getting topnotchcrs for their pro-
grams.
Al first they were able TO secure
them for the publicity OF the thing.
But now tho demand has been SO
great that the artists have put n
price on their services.
Flrst-ciass artists must. OF ncccs.
sity. eat. And most OF their cx-
pcnscs arc high. So why not charge
Tor their broadcasting services?
1t Is therefore almost impossible
Tor the numerous broudcasting sta
lions to have stnT of FIRST class
artists on tap at all time. Tho cx-
pcnsc would be too great unless there
were sonc way OF passing the burden
along TO the public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
BROADCAST
HELP TO PROGRAMS
would Link Smaller Stations With Giant Broadcast as a
lure ior Inferior Programs From Small Stations
ocheme has Commercial Possibilities, Belief

Yet the demands arc such that tho
brouucastins must be OF the highest
plane.
1t would seem that n logical solu-
tioh of this problem would he found
IN ccntcrinB Il strictly nrst-ClasB col
lection OF entertainers AT ono big
station. where program could be
SO arranged as to have II OF high
level continuously.
This program could be broadcast
from any station In the land by in
teriink!ng land telephone lines.
This could be done at compare
lively small expense. The American
Telephone and Telegraph Compuny's
system covers the whole country. II
Is going In for broadcastiug. too
toll broadcastinS" Tue scrviccs OF
thcse stations are to he sold TO those
VINO want To advertise
In Practice.
perhaps the manufacturers o. n
popular automatic toothbrush viii
arrange to have John McCorma:x
sing AT T. NJ. Eastern standard
time. John VIII put in his appear
ance At the radio station on broad
way at the scheduled time
Meanwhile. Havana. Atlanta Nor
folk. Albany. Wheeling. Washington,
Baltimore. Philadelphia. Boston and
Portland have all been connected
with tho New York radio studio.
The brush manufacturer PAYS $50
station. For fifteen minutes time
Mccormack is allowed Ia sing. uis
voice is carried by wire To the fore
going cities aud broadcast from there.
Millions listen In ana enjoy this
irEt-rlass entertainment
Subsequent to his finai selection.
announcement Is made that 1t has
been possible to favor In" public
through the courtesy OF tnc brush
company. And purchasers OF tho
burden or Mccormack = bruadcasting
offerings