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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-04-14
): COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE :.

Miss Lillian Chandler visited rela-
tiyes at Bonnie Terre the latter part
ofalast week.
"a The serving Of hot lunches at the
school has been discontinued for the
rest of the term. But the serving of
milk will be continued, and Eskimo
Pies will be served on Tuesdays and
Fridays. Fg& "lf W"
i Misses Mildred Lumos and Velva
Janis, Roy Calvird and Vernon Pen
berthy were Bismarck visitors last
Sunday. -
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-04-14
TUNNEL

Miss Carrie Shannon was guest of
Miss Clara Douglas. of Silver Springs,
Tuesday.
Arthur and Clarence. Sykes 5 'w-ere
DeSoto visitors Tuesdayts hIalfS
i Mrs. Frank Porter, who has been
visiting her. parents at Flat River, re-
turned to her home Friday.
J. W. Ellis, Fenton Millen, Fenton
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-04-14
Chickens Pay

The better the care you
give them, the better they
pay.
The old idea that chick
ems are a nuisance is a
false idea. Anything that
finds a ready market and
makes a good return on
the investment is far from
being a nuisance.
Take good care of the
little chicks this year.
They are a paying crop
and every pound of fry
er" means money.
1t would be a good idea
to keep your, chicken.
money separate, and start
a Savings Aet6Hnf with a
part Qrsall 0fsitAAin this
BANK
Do that, and watch it
growS sS -,
n w
Ct Fronon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
AT TER SICK SPELL
He DIDN'T REGAIN
LOST ENERGY, pep"
Appetite Gone, Cough Stuck
TO Him: Didn't sleep
Good; Lost Weight.
TELLS HOW SIMPLE
TONIC BIIIT HIM Up

How many people ar" still DRAGGING
around. and still feeling M effects
OF. a sick spell. Weak. nervous. pale
thin. etc. they run grave risks in re
turning to work and exposing them
selves especially with wet. change
able wintry weather coming on. II
Is easy 70 get rid Of such troubles
Read what i. X. Harvey. OF Lynch
burg says.
Il had sick spell, ard though !
had returned TO work. icit miscr-
able was restless and nervous at
night. cou!dn't sleep sound. I had a
dreadful cough that clumE To mr like
death Nothing tasted good. and SO
! ate l.tuc and what food l did eat
didn't strengthen me any. | had los,
considerable weight.
Friends kept telling me all need
rd la do was get ii bottle or two OF
Hypo-Cod at the druggists Finally
got desperate and sent Tor iiypo-
Cod Now | wish had done so
weeks before because Hypo-C Cod huiit
me up like magic 1 took four bottles
and now rest good, sleep sound. wake
w refreshed: have gained weight
aud color. Fec! strong ANA eat three
h,E meals day. | gained pretty
close to forty pounds. was entirely
well thanks to IIypo-cod. IN just "a
few days" continued MIR. Harvey. lO3
Federal Street. Lynchburg. Va.
Famous physicians WHO use Typo
Goa assert It Is by far the most ct-
f"ctiNc. powerful and quick acting
I tonic made. Il does the work days
and weeks sooner than old-fashion"d
weaker preparations. and il tastes SO
much nicer and agrees with a per-
sons stomach SO nicc--cvery one
should use 1t these days. II Clcauscs
purifes and tones up the system
Strengthens. builds and curicheS the
blood. and fort!iies the system
against complications relapscs and
IN" oncoming wintry wet weather.
7 when :" much sickness prevails II
I you wish to avoid sickness ana doctor
/ nills this tail. put yourself in the
/ pink OF condition now
| Note: Since manufactured reduced
! thf price. we gladly prepay genuine
| it9po-Cod anywhere receipt of new
| pricc. ono dollar hottIc--Tragle's
' Drug Store, Richmond Naadv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
Of COMMERCIAL RADIO PLANTS TO STIR TRADE

much pleased. commenting the be
partner, of Commerce for takin::
advantage Of this most valuable
time saving device"
In the opinion Of another Now
England merchant, the new 'sciI-it-
bE AR service should appeal pa
1icuiarlv /" the out-of-towu manu-
factur"rs and merchants who arc
not IN daily contact with tn" of
tees maintained by the Commerce
department in Roston. New York.
San Francisco. Chicago. New or
leans and other leading cities
For example" says this cxc,u-
tive. There are mapy manufacturers
interested in radio WHO wish to- sell
abroad. but who are prevented from
Keeping III constant touch bv fr.-
Guent visits and telephone calls with
the trade openings reported to the
government agents A. the radio
stations reach many ou;lytnJ, cities
1t wonli seem that this ssrvioo
should hc OF especial value To moro
distantly situated business men
within II wide radius"
Selling American goods In foreign
markets through tn" help OF other
waves can be readily extended to
other parts of thc United States. In
tn" opinion Of lpr. julius Klein. di-
rector Of the bureau Of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce. Director Klein
pointed out that his bureau main
tains ihirty-four dIstricr ana CO.
operative Offices In this country in
addition 20 the Boston branch The
sending out OF the Information in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01

Magic. is now maintained by com
merrial companies between the
United states and The Hawaiian
Islands, Japan, Norway. the United
Kingdom. Germany and France. ana
hy land wire distribution from many
of these countries TO points beyond.
In addition. the United states Naval
Communication service is handling
commercial traffic to tho ph!llppln.
Islands. China, Siberia. Siam. Dutch
East Indies. portions OF Australasia.
Italy and Belgium.
American radio companies are
ais" developing systems OF radio
COMMUNICATION with Central Amer
lea. with New Orleans as the center
~ new high-powcr station is in
course OF construction Ia Poland
another Is nearing completion near
'hrtsttanil. and various others are
projected I'm the smaller European
countries. y new high power sta
ti"u has jus. lc,n completed at ST
Assisc. France. which IL designed To
communicate chiefly with the United
states. replacing the Lafayette sta
t!ou At bordeaux. With this station
and with those al ChriStiania and
warsaw. communication will be di-
rect with tn. United States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
NO DANGER FROM RADIO,
SAYS ELECTRICAL CHIEF
S,cinme,z Declares Popular
Sport Harmless as Toy and
Less Dangerous.

pr S;e.umetz, who is an authority
on high power electrical phenomena.
was asked the following question
during his visit To the Radio Con
gress. Ills reply to the inquiry fol-
lows
Question DR.. Steinmetz. many OF
us have amat cur radio receiving sets
in our homes. We have heard
Tunors tina; the underwriters con
slider that thor" j. "a IRE hazard be-
cause OF tho rntcIna and the ground
connections and that certain rcstric-
tions may be- placed on amateur in
siallatious W" would like TO have
your opinion IS 10 the real hazard
involved
Answer There is no hazard in the
ama.dnr radio receiving station. 1t
involves no Are risk nor risk to life.
II = merely Il harmless toy. but is
q area, deaf more than a toy. II is
one OF the mos, valuable develop
mrnts "f I'll" last wears. by its in
structive ana educational value and
;h" recreation and pleasure which il
supplies /; would. therefore. be
very regrettablc II by = misguided
public opinion obk,ructions were
placed III the Way OF the fullest and
frc"st developments OF IN. amateur
radio station
win regard t. the possible light
ning 'isk from thc grounding auten-
ma FIRST tho lightning risk In
CITY very '-mot" tn any case
GNU second, III" grounded anienna
rather acts iih" lightning rod and
exercises a protective action agains;
lfs.tr,.
power received 10y The amateur sta
ton obviously is ridiculous when con
s'Ierins that the energy OF n single
pound Of coat would be more than
enough TO opcratr tn" radio rccciy-
INK statipn continuously for over a
thousand years Certainty This f. not
enough 20 DO harm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
"SELL-|T-BY- AIR" IS NEW
SLOGAN OF COMMERCE
Broadcast Of American Prod
ucts for Sale Brings Scores
of Inquiries.
Will. nn INFORMATION srr VT
Cnlls for Goods Coming Int" Depart
mcnt ar Commerce Nrondcnstrd
From WGl StntI"n MI over coun-
try ns TIP Ia business Mcn.

Tipping off American business men
by radio as to foreign sales open
ings In order to GcI the jump on
Americas competitors FOR the worlds
markets Is the Commerce Depart
mcut's latest trade promoting stunt.
Inquiries for American goods com
ing into the Bureau OF Foreign and
Domestic Commerce from consu!s.
commercial attaches and other gov
eminent representatives in foreign
countries are now distributed TO
New England manufacturers and
merchants through the air 10y the
Bureaus Boston oiMcc In collahora-
ton with tho WGI broadcasting
station at Mcdford.
Tho service WAS tried out one
night last week for the frat time
as AN experiment. by first mail the
next morning several letters wer.
received from nearby firms One
OF the leading New ENGLAND manu-
lecturers OF artificial leather who
happened 10 toe listening in" that
night learned of two possible open
ings for his goods: one In Mexico
and the other in Colombia He was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
GOVERNMENT LICENSES
SHOW RISE OF RADIO

since it' neeptior rry Z. is..
the government rad.o s.. ...
Department Of ,cuu.-.
rensed nearly 5000 cou,r.r.., a.I
1000 amateur radio station. .a H.,
United states
Originally organic 90 ..ta,.. ..l. .
wireless ship act O.! ltlH. :.l. SER.
vice has expanded uui. u..v In.
p"rv!ses all radio ft,.oas OBJ lama
"nd sea, that hay. obtained 49,,
LICENSES IN the United States f..
worE mas Increased 10 sl.. ar
l'nt that &, has hld ...
N4ded among OtHc- deparfr..f..
The enforcement 81 Tnc Shin -.s.,
aws nov is uudc! 'nc con. ... ~ Jill
"lreau OF Navigation o: ~. III.
paTtmcn, OF Comlu.rcc E.ao HI.
'pectors assigned b. eaCn If.ue..
seaport, see mat oyery snip .b5e,,
20 the law has tie proper rasto
equipment before s.ling.
The bureau OF NAVIGATION
regulates commercial and other iauU
stations and secs that H.ey cont.
win the rules of The Information.
radiotelcEi convention Of 1912
Fpec'ion there are rlr. radio in.
sp"ction there arc nine dario in.
apcct"u districts embracing The
tritet states porto Rico. Hawai-
ard Alaska. Ghn Inspector Is re.
fponSiblc ;or VIC proper control oil
r"cn district.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
IF BACK HURTS TAKE
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
Eat less meat if Kidneys feel
like lead or Bladder
bOthcrS.

Most folks forget that the kidncNs,
like the bowels. get sluggish and
CloSged and need fiushin occasional
ly. else We have backachc and dul!
misery in the kidney region. severe
hra dachcS. rheumatic twinges. torp:l
liver. acid stomach. Sl-cplessncss and
all sorts nt bladder disorders
Sou simply must keep your kidneys
active and clean. and ;hc moment You
feel an ache or pain in the kidney re-
Gion. get about four ounces of Jad
Salts from any good drug store here.
take tablespoonful in glass of
water before break fast for n few
days and your kidneys will then act
fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid OF grapes and lemon juice.
combined with lithia. and is harm
less To flush cioGgcd kidneys ana
stimulate them to normal activity.
II also helps ncutraliEc the acids in
tn" urine SO il no longer initiates.
hu4 helping 10, relieve bladder disor
dcrs.
lad Salts is harmless; inexpensive.
makes Il delightful cff"fves"ent lithin
water drink which everybody should
take now and then to help keep their
kidneys clean.
\ wcli-known local druggist says
he sells lots Of lad Salts 20 folks who
believe in trying to correct kidney
trouble while IL is only trouhic--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
is RADIO HUB OF
WORLD, SAYSU. S. EXPERT
Early Start i'll Development of Giant Industry Given as
Reason for Prestig c-ENpanson and Building
in Foreg n Countries Now Needed

ASHlNGToN. sept - -Nmcricu.
the radio huh OF the world
Increased activity in the con
siruction OF radio stations through
out the world. for the reception Of
messages from the United states
PROMISES to add this distinction to
the many nov held by this country.
This conclusion is made from an
account Of the world wide opera
tions undertaken by American radio
firms. presented by T. T.. Naglc.
expert ot III"
United States Department Of Com
mcrcc. In Commerce Reports
Every American communication
company" writes Maggie. lis now ac-
lively engaged in the construction
OF additional facilities aud in plans
for new routes aud methods for the
Improvement OF operation condi-
tons"
Before this expansion can ID" uu-
d"rtakcn, however. corresponding
stations must be erected abroad.
tho development OF the radio indus
try in each foreign country CON
cerncd. The fact that radio across
the sea is either government or
private monopoly Is considered Il
hindrance to American expansion
there.
But most OF the Latin Amer Tea n
countries permit the erection az
forcign-owned radio stations in
their territories. Direct cummuuica
tion between Europe and n"ih
Americas, therefore. Will be possible
with the completion OF the Bucnos
Aires station in abOu, "A wear and
OF a Rio dc JRncirO station within
two years.
Tutil these and other nigh pow
cred stations are completed. radio
business viii depend on c"-opcrativc
efforts OF the Navy Department and
various commercial companies.
Regular radio service" reports
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
SCHOOL BY RADIO WILL
SOON Be COMMONPLACE
Educational Experts Declare
scheme Entirely Practical.
Lectures Give Hint.

Educators OF the country are look
Ing forward 10 the time when school
viii be kept by radio.
That this time IS not FAR distant
may be CLEANED from Tho fact that
already college lectures and other
educa ,ionnl talks are being dcliv-
cred by radtophone. These, at pres
sn'. are free But, according TO
some OF the pioneers in this ac-
i'v!ty. radio correspondence course
could be devised for those VINO paw.
one OF the leaders III the cstah-
sh'neni OF lecture course hy
radio IS Professor William Oxgcy
Thompson, prcsidcET OF OHIO state
University at Columbus, ONO. When
radio :rst gained populArtty. last
spring. Thompson had a transmit
ting Sc; installed u; the college and
began delivering educ.!liqmM talks
From this start M. 'dtyo!ve a
iaiion-w!de educational program tor
chose boys and girls who must stay
Tome and work. For this purpose.
ihc United states Burcau OF Educa-
''on vii! come in a. the most i'm
portant source Oh which Tho youth
F"l America viii depend for :, higher
education
For, say college leaders, radio cdu-
caNonal courses VII have - be cen =
'raiizcd under the direction OF Fed
q! educat!ona. authorities Thus
mere would he no duplication OF -
Tort and h.oadcastirg Of lectures
woI!d hc distributed evenly through
out The country.
mi. Is no WA cream. say ;hesc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
BY Pierre i,uuchrron.


erection o. FIVE powerfu' radio
stations, three for Central America
,ad two for the Cai;cd states by the
iinited Fruit Company and the Trop-
cal Radio Telegraph Company, each
with sending radius of more Than
> 900 miles, has been announced by
government officers. Th:s step is re
garded as of extreme Important: il:
the rapidly tEickcninE radio lines
that unite the two Americas.
The three Contra! American sta
tons Will he located on the corners
az tho triansi. embracing Honduras,
Nicaragua ana Panama. The T-op-
icaI Radio Telesraph's stations w!ll
ne located IT Manasua. the capital
of Nicaragua. and IL, Tceucisa!p pa.
the capital Q: Honduras, the city
designated IS the capital OF the new
Central American Union. Thes. sta
tons VIII connect with the United
Fruit Company's station At Amir
ante. Panama.
The United states terminals Of
this communication system will be
at New Orleans. La. where the pres
ent', station %: the Tropical EadiO
Telegrsph Company is 10 be en-
lsrGcd and new apparatus Installed.
and at new station which the Trop-
lea l. kadlo IeicErnph Company VIII
erect in the vicinity or Miami, Fla.
ln;6rco communication between these
five, stations. and ship 10 shore com
mun!catious with them. w!ll open UP
entirely new routes OF commun!ca-
ton between the Americas, one OF
which VIII be the opening OF tho
radio route between BoSota, Column
oia,. South Am erica. and the United
States. distance Of more than 1000
miles.
Reliability Assured.
While IL IS highly probable that
direct communication between New
orleans and Eogo;a Will be feasible
throughout the favorable season OF
he: year. it is al considerable i'm
northnCe to maintain this relay
Eroup OF stations, especially where
4 high degree of performance and
eligibility are the essential require
nefris. IL the possible oven, OF
iailpre OF any one or TWO @. the re-
lay .statione another can he relied
upoh as the completing link.
The area embraced by the three
central American stations includes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
FIVE. GIANT STATIONS
WILL LINK AMERICAS
Triangle in Central America Will Make Possible Direct
Communication With New Orleans and Miami.
Modern Vacuum Tube Sets to Feature Plan

approximately $1,000 square miles.
ManaEna. Almirsnt", and T-guciBai-
pa being separated by "a. 3G0. 400
miles rcspcctivcly. communications
originating within tho Central Amer
lean States may bc autographed over
short distances by land wires to the
triangle group stations. then dis
patched 10y radio to the United states
or South America 10y the New Or
leans or Borota stations. Because
OF the layout OF the three stations
service from nearly all parts OF Cen
trial America Is practicable. In fact
The system is designed 10 tie in ali
r"in;s from southern Panama To the
southern border TO Mexico, with
North and South America.
Equally a. important as the land
and oycrsca communication aspects
OF this new radio system is the an
noUnccmrnt that the tropical sta
t!ons vii! be used for ship 10 shore
radio service by vessels plying the
waters OF the Atlantic Ocean. Gulf
of Mexico. caribbean Sea. and the
Pacific ocean.
Modern Apparatus.
The radical changes in the jechui-
ca. design ~ modern RADIO telegraph
apparatus viii %" Incorporated in the
manufacture OF the apparatus used
in this intercun;incnt communication
project. Years Of EXHAUSTIVE. prac-
tical tests have slowly eliminated
undesirable features OF radio tole-
graph apparatus.
Vacuum tubes OF the latest design.
and many times more powerful than
any tubes heretofore used In sets for
commercial service, together with
The highly efficient multsplc-tuned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles HAVE TO GO
C1oEGcd up Il idncy Deposits arc Dis
solved mud the Toxins P01sonsb
tomplrtciy Driven out. Druggists
Told to Guarantee II In Every In
stance.

Your very 'C~" SAYS Dr Carey. de
rends upon til" I"ricct fuuctloning and
health 81 your Kidneys so whatever you
do. don, ucr!"c' thcIn.'
Dr. Car"yS famous PRESCRIPTION No. 10
tknown for years as NhrshrooIJ IL not
recommended 'ur everything. hut we onn-
not too strongly urs" rs use II you suffer
from annoying bladder troubles. frequent
passing OF water rlsht and day. with
smsrt:us or irritation. brick dus, sod!
m"nt or highly colorci urine. boating.
lrritah!iity with loss OF Gosh. or any other
tendency 20 Irghts Disease. DiaU-;cD or
Gravel, FOR kidney dI-"as" in its worst
FORM may BE stealing upon you.
Don't walt untN tomorrow 20 begin tho
rs" ~ ;h!s wonderful prescription now
ohin!unbl- Ia both iIGg.t aud tablet form
II you hRv" any o, IN" above rynptotnN
Kidney and Bladder troubles don't wear
away. They will grow upon you Slow )
s,ca!'hi!y and with unfail.nE certainty.
!: YOU even rusp.Ct that you are subJcot
tn kidney Disease. GUIi'i lose = single day.
fOr every good druggist has benu autho-
r!Ecd 20 return the puTChus" money on tho
frat BITS bo'tl" to all who stat. they have
received h-n.ii'.=AGN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
" III.
Newark. ~

> l. Nj -Radio Chapel services by
formed Church. Newark. y. j. Sacred
music program.
T. M.--JohUn Haac- ZncN. dra =
matte soprano. Of Woodbridge. y. j.
with May l.. rirovauo. accom- PIANIST,
Mr.. Z!nck il q native OF Copenhagen.
Denmark where at AN early age he
took ny the study ot song: both his
parents are members OF The Copen-
hagen Royal opera.
i3o l. VI -i!t,rary NeEp"rs CON
Quoted by Edgar Wnjtr burrill. on
tho subject q: "rho Habit OF Con
tontm"ut. which includes will O.
the MIL" Il l.. Stevenson. The Bar
rel Or-an." y. Noycs. and Morning
Song Of Scniiu." G Aiken
$50 l.. M.-Rcadings and Records.
from The Bubble Books That Sing"
by Ralph Mayhem
i. M.-Adventurc stories for boys
and girls from s 10 II rho Roman
Boy and the Volcano from "Huried
Cities" by Jennie Hall
I:3o T. MA Night In the House
Of Commons" by Francis /. Chris
man.
SEA l., NJ Soprano solos by He'd
wig Hrowdc: concert Ly tn" Apollo
Quartet, consisting OF Thomas L
Delaney. Francis l.. Mcln;yrc, James
l. Smith and John Z. phelan.
800 T. M-Nliss Emma Il steiner
Opera Company viii broadcast The
M"m From Paris" comiqu" opera.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
Health Iiy Itpdfo.

Foreigners may not understand the
public health radio talks made rcgu-
!ra!y Ivy the United States Public
Health Service. bat they may profit
by them. Tho Foreign Language In
formation Service, with headquarters
at New York. IL operating with
the public health officials in dissent
mating it's radio talks to the foreign
language press OF America
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
"Shndov." sion Radio

What are termed radio shadows"
arc proving hjndranccs to the reccp-
ton of radio messages in various
parts Of the country. These shad-
ows are practically dead spots In the
atmosphere which radio has not been
able 10 penetrate, Parts of the east
crn coast OF the United States, a
spot in Southern California and other
points have, hcen Included among
these shadows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
FIERY, ITCHY ECZEMA
HEALED RIGHT UP BY
APPLYING SULPHUR

Any breaking out OF the skin. even
hcry, itchinG eczema. can be Quickly
overcome by applying Il little Mcntho-
sulphur. says u noted skin specialist
because Of its germ destroying prop
critics, TINS sulphur preparation in
stantly brings ease from skin irrita-
lion. SoothcS and heals the eczema
right UP and leaves the skin clear and
smooth.
1t seldom Calls 10 relieve the tor
mcnt and disbursement. Sufferers
from Skin trouble should get a little
Jar OF Eowl"S Mcutho-S Sulphur from
amy good druggist and use it like a
cold Crcam.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
NEW VIRTUES FOUND
I'm THIS NEW ASPIRIN

Few people really understand
the nature OF aspirin. II has mobi
wonderful pain defeating powers.
rs every medical man acknow!-
edges. II does. however. whom
takon alone. often cause disturb
ance OF digestion.
Now IS given TO the world n
perfected aspirin. with added
beneficial qualities heretofore I'm
obtainable in single medicine.
A mid diGestant has been added.
Thin In no way interfereB with the
defeating powers OF the as
pirin. II leaves tho sal.cyl.c acid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
Telephone Concerts.

Rroaucast!ug Is not new. although
RADIO broadcasting IL Concerts have
Deem sent over the line telephone
wires in vienna. BUDAPEST and other
l"rG" cities IN Central Europe for
S"HcTa! years. Subscribers nav
monthly toll To- listen in on concerts
from a nnMtraI stntInn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
press-igcntInr hy Air.

Know your own country. is the
rrincipl" on which tho Canadian GOV
eminent i sending out Information
about itself {" is radio fans At
present the natural research branch
of tn" Canadian department Of The
Interior ~ hroadcas,ing about can
ada's natural resources
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01

each case is n problem for tho To-
cal manager I" arranE" I'll some
nearby brhadCasting station as all
of them have been authorized to I'M
dcrtakc the work. he said