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color Of the material or q color in
pleasing contrast.
Chintz, an essentially informal fabric.
offers far freer scope. Ribbons ~
bindings. ruhles or ruchings are ex.
tremely attractive. and there nrc, too,
the quaint old ball or tnssel fringes
used by our grandmothers. Delightful
old binding tapes In gay stripes are
finding their way into favor with
present. day lovers Of chintz.
Trimming makers have facilities to.
day for reproducing even intricate pat.
terms, and where given color is not
carried in stock they will dye galloors
and fringes to order. a white silk
gnlloon. for example. can be dyed to
match any sample.
Tomorrow-"Care OF Furniture"
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LOVE NOTS
Turning on the Search Light
BY KAY KEAN

You cannot keep a boy away from
the jam jar by telling him It is too
sweet. Neither can you make your
husband feel bad by telling him that
q horrid woman Is flirting with him.
Every woman comes into the world
with the knowledge that all men are
created conceited. Yet. alus, a wife
will put q looking glass in front of her
husband and then get mad because be
looks pleased with himself.
II you lead man up. to a precipice
and let him stand on the edge, he il
likely to fall of.
When you turn a mans attention in
the direction OF some dizzy blond, You
can be just us certain that he IL going
to fall.
Remember when q man says that he
has heart for just one woman that IL
not saying how many he has eyes for I!
Copyright. 1873. BY Public Ledger Compo~y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-05
The Woman's Exchange
Needs Outside Help

~ fk0 EdWOV o. Wovdn's Pd0e!
Dear Madam--There is woman on
the street who has two grandchildren
ShSt can't do wrong In her eyes. They
NFYy tales home to her about other
z 0Nlidren on the street. hitting them.
5he carries the tales TO school, She
hao teachers annoyed. Now she Is
TRIMS TO have other children put out
- OchoOl.
Can anything be done to her to make
|hef mind her own business? You could
!N0S talk to her. for she has too sharp
X 0o0gVe MRS. X.
n YOU feel that you cannot do any
VnSg more yourself about this. 60 10
~ Legal Aid Society. In City Hall.
46ll thesn what you have told me. and
!ShOy will be able to help you.
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there is q romantic
hero whom they one
day hope to meet.
l have q | " avs
been immensely In.
terested In the
matrimonial oppor.
tunities Of girls in
different countries.
II IA Thackeray
who says that any
" o m a n, II & h e
hasn't actually got
a hump. can marry
a n Y m a II a h e
plea ses, but" he
carefully adds the
little dears are like
the beasts Of the
field and do not
k now their o " II
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-05

II 10 useless to deny that Marriage
~ (capital ny fills most girls horisons.
~ that back Of nearly every dream
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Several Words 20 the Wise
TO ~. r."
Your letter will be answered IN the
Woman's EXCHANGE

Several Words 70 the Wiss
To willy" BY. courtesy Of Cynthia.
the wise Is sufficient. but II depends upon
The kind Of word TO my method Of
thinking; therefore I'll give you several.
time. act cordial and decent, come back
and then don't ask for q kiss or act
"mushy": you will have made her like
you and respect you 100 per cent more.
Would you like any chap to treat your
sister ;rss,. hf you have oneo & as sps%rrow %
don't be a Sparrow the second. sup.
pose you wonder II I'VE ever been asked
Tor kiss? OF course I have! Yes.
stree! A look or a word siiences them
and then I know that have either made
girl that throws kisses around as il
they were autumn leaves will never
make good friend. MY Ideas are not
puritanical have them because I
have and know many girl friends. Still
Writes to "WIlly"
Dear Cynthia--1 hope I will not be
space. but just fee! as though must
show some Of the boys who write to YOU
that there really are good girls In this
world; ~
wonderful column. but your letter gave
me good start You certainly do
sound reasonable. don't blame you
for thinking as you do after reading
"Sparrow's' letter. He must be very
narrow minded. Take Il from me. a
good girl Will enjoy. your company twice
az much II you will only bid her good
night after leaving. and not think Of
that old mushy stun. She believes in
saving her kisses for her sweetheart.
You don't want to marry n girl to whom
a kiss is a mere trhe. Some day you
will find the right girl, and you will see
for yourself that her kisses are valued
and not scattered. A sensible person
will at least think Of her health. II
nothing else. and not kiss every Tom.
Dick aud Harry. SO that's good way
to tell the girl who Is sensible.
willy" answer and give me an idea
whether this letter changed your mind
or not FULLER FCNN.
Cynthia feels sure there are many
very good girls who feel Just as you
DC. and hopes you will find many others
who agree with you.
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& :Stis; w:7:: :: M: fssi
Selween the hours at and 8.
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Listening-In Concerts.
GENERAL PUBLIC INVITED.
T0ntght at 3. ..r

Capitol Radio Sales Agency. 7z4
Eleventh street northwest.
Peoples Drug Store. Seventh and
e streets northwest.
Rice's Orange Beverage Psrlor.
Eighth and z streets southeast.
Foy's Radio Supply HoIse. So3
Eighth s.ree, southeast.
Above places store hours also.
Store Hours Only.
Programs Daily. IL to 1 and to
ESQ p. m.
Doubledsy-Hill Electric Company,
us Twelfth street.
Thomas F. Williams, Inc. 1924
New York avenue.
National Electric supply Store.
1880 New York avenue.
The Radio Shop. 1921 G street
northwest.
Gibson Company. els G street
northwest.
Hines Auto Supply Co. $40 d
street northwest.
Quality Accessory Company, 1911
ri street northeast.
Harry {. Grove. Inc. 1910 G street
northwest.
John c. Rau. 52f Twelfth street.
White and Boyer. Slc Thirteenth
street northwest.
Arcade Electric Company. Four
teenth and Park road.
Lansbursh and Brother. Ninth
and + streets.
Woodward and Lothrop. Eleventh
and + streets.
The Hecht Company. music depart
ment, 61s r street northwest
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Highest, 1873: lowest. bss
Relative humidity-s a. m, IS; 2 .. m .
80: p. M, 20.
Rainfall Is p. m. to sp. M. none.
Hours Of sunshine. So
Fer cent Of possible sunshine, 43
Departures from Normal.
Accumulated excess OF temperature since
January /. 1922. 42I
Excess Of temperature since September !.
1922, Sc.
Accumulated excess Of precipitation since
January 1. 1922. sos
Excess of precipitation since September l,
1927 4.l2
Temperature same date last yeir-Hirh-
est 81; lowest, IS.
Tide Conditions.
High tide, 6:JS a m, and % p. m.
Low tide. 1904 a. m. and :33 p.
Sun rises. J:53 a. m, and sets, $40 y. m.
Moon rises, sos g. m. and sets, 5:S3 =. m .
River Conditions.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers both clear
al Hsrpers Ferry last evening.
Forecast of Flying Weather.
Washington TO Long Islsnd-Low clouds.
probably showers; moderate southeast and
south winds near surface and southwest
winds RlOft.
Washington TO Norfolk-I.ov clouds. prob
ably showers: fresh essterly winds near sur
face and southwest winds aIoft.
Washington to Dayton-Dow clouds and
showers: moderate variable winds surface
and southwest winds aloft
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HOROSCOPE
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER %.

u
Friendly stars smile on the earth
today. according 10 astrologg.
Venus. Mercury and Neptune are all
The rule should beneft ministers
who are likely TO fnd eonEresa-
tiont responsive.
Much preaching on national sf-
fairs is prognosticated, for leaders
Of thought will be drafted for pa
triotic service.
A time Of severe test for the ma
ton Is at hand. IL the seers are Go
be believed.
The doctrine Of universal brother
hood must be stressed at this time.
the seers declare.
While outside menaces may dts
turb the people. internal troubles
will be numerous all through the
winter, the seers foretell
Race dissensions and even riots
are to be the outcome OF industrial
troubles, astrologers forstelL
The planetary rule will encourage
unrest and will cause mental de-
preston
Many suicides will result from
the unfayorsble sway OF the stars.
Right thinking will be widely dis
cussed and the people will be told
through newspapers and from pull
pit and platform many startling
facts.
The stars are supposed TO stinu-
late individual thought on abstract
subjects bearing on the general
welfare.
Better moral conditions are de-
vcIoping slowly. il 10 declared by
the .eers. but before there are re-
newed standards OF right living
there will be many revelations Of
wrong living.
Persons whose oirthdste ~ IL
have the augury Of year that will
I bring changes and now interesta
! They should beware OF unwise 70
mances, for age will not be a pro-
lection TO either man or woman.
Children born on this day are
, likely TO be energetic. physically
| handsome and unusually clever.
These should be carefully trained.
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FREIGHT PRIORITY
ORDER IS MODIFIED
Change Will Not Affect Dis.
trict of Columbia, Say
Officials.

Cancellation OF the emergency
priority transportation service east
Of the Mississippi River. ordered
yesterday by the Interstate Com
merce Commission. was followed
by a modified order adding mine
supplies. medicine. fertilizer. feeds.
newsprint paper and petroleum
products to the commodities to be
given preference in movement.
The new priority order. which
becomes effective at midnight. re-
suited from numerous complaints
against the action OF several rail-
roads in placing embargoes on the
handling of various commodities
which. in the public interest.
should be moved promptly.
With Washington receiving all
commodities required. with the eX-
ception Of anthracite coal. CANCEL
lation of the emergency order and
The Washington herald., 1922-09-20
Impromptu Dip in Drink
ing Fountain Ended
By Policeman.

While seated on a bench in the
Union Station facing one Of the drink
ing fountains l noticed an untidy
man-evidently a "hobo'-appear at
the doorway with a small bundle, look
around and then advance to the drink
ing fountain. Reaching the fountain
he proceeded calmly to deposit the
bundle on the floor at his feet, with
draw his coat. place it. together with
his hat. on the bundle. He then
opened his collar, turned down his
shirt and. without soap. proceeded to
wash his face and hands. He had
progressed fairly well until one of the
ever viGilant policemen spied him,
made him gather up his belongings
and quickly hustled him off. w. r.
STOUGH. Room S07. Hurley Wright
Building.
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Skates; Spilled Milk.

There is at least one little girl in
this city who doesn't believe in crying
over spilled milk.
While walking along Lincoln road
the other day saw a diminutivc
miss on roller skates. 1t was evident
that she was not experienced in the
sport. and to make it more difficult
she was carrying a package in her
arms. The inevitable happened. and
as she crashed she yelled for a
bowl. The package contained a bottle
of milk. J. w. VESSELS, T-o
Twelfth street southeast
The Washington herald., 1922-09-20
Not What 1t Seemed.

A redheaded woodpecker fooled me
this morning. as I had always given
them credit for large quantities of in
stinctive knowledge. While on the
roof of n large university building,
saw this bird fly to marble gargoyle
and peck at it. Apparently it did not
suit him for he Immediately flew
away. Possibly he knew what he was
doing and he might have gotten an
insect from the surface. but I think
more than likely he merely duIled his
bill. l. F H
The Washington herald., 1922-09-20
A Cutting Remark.

I saw a group of deeply interested
clerks gathered closely about one of
their number. who was relating the
exciting incidents OF her dream Of
the night before. during which she
ina gined her father had thrust a
sharp sword into her back. What"
she exclaimed, do You suppose
caused me to dream such a horrid
thinE?' II would suggest" replied
one of her auditors, that possibly
you we're lying upon your shoulder
blade A. Il. GILLIAN, 927 E street
northeast.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-20
Bath Proves Fatal.

LONDON. Sept is.-Emna Cold
berg. 81. hadn't taken q bath for Is
years. neighhors claimed in the VII
lage OF Little Dunmow. Essex. The
local doctor ordered the old woman
to bathe-verdict-"D In her
bath"
The Washington herald., 1922-09-20
Mexican Train Crash Kills 20.

NENICO CITY. Sept. 19.-Twenty
rc'sons were reported killed md many
injured when passenger train from
the United States border was wrecked
in vashout near Queretaro. 100
miles north Of here. Tuesday. Fur
thor details were unobtainable.
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Plan to Meet U. S. Deficits

Means of adjusting revenues and cx-
penditures Of the government. to
care for threatened deficits OF $780,
00o.0 next year. were discussed at
the Cabinet meeting yeserday. Re
ports were made by the heads OF gov.
ernment departments present, and
general suggestions for meeting the
deficit were made.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-20
NEWS AND VIEWS IN RADIO WORLD

$50 p. m.-UncIe WiEgily's bed
/ time story.
800 y. m.-Music.
1000 p. Baseball scores.
1856 p. Warrington time sig
mails. Musical program: "Adagio.
Moonlight sonata; "Daddy's Sweet
heart; Sea Flower; AT Dawn
ing; Songs My Mother Taught
Me; The Lost Chord; "Rondc
/ CapricciosO."
kYw-CHICAGO.
Daily.
e:25 a. m. to I p. m.-Reports and
| news.
: o. m.-Musical program.
Observation-Disclosures.
MASS.
500 a. m.-"Before Breakfast Set
Ups Toning up exercises for business
men: wciGht-rcducing exercises;
weigh-incrcasing exercises. a short
talk follows the workout.
/ 1880 a. m.-The Housewives market
basket. Ruling retail prices collected
Agriculture from Boston markets and
grocery stores.
1880 a. m.-Omcial weather fore
cast GS5 mctrrs).
go D. M Boston farmers produce
market report GS5 metrrsl.
400 y. m.--CurrCnt events.
i:"J p. m.-Concert program by the
hmpico in the ChickerinC. rc-enactinE
the playing OF the artists: Les Syl-
vains." Op. 60: "Etudc Japonaise.'
"Nalse Brilliantc." "Oberon Overture
"Ei"hcstraun. ''Earcarole, Waltz
ing Doll" "Cordoba.''
700 y. m. Market report. United
States Bureau Of Agricultural Eco
n"mics HS5 mcters).
40 p. m.-Boston police reports,
-;oston police headquarters: late news
''ashcs. early sport news.
1000 2. m.-EveninE program:
Francis Joseph McCabe-"Farmer
Whipple. Bachelor" TIileyD: the Old
Man and Jim" CRiley). Concert
Where Blossoms Grow" Fair
Dresms' "Chanson TrobencaIe. ''
swedish Folk Songs-"Jung frun I'm
ger Lind" ''Nallot." when ! Was
Seventeen" Dear Little Girl. Don't
Try, somewhere oice is cali
ing The Song of the Open" Con-
cert-Wetmore's Orchestra Of Cam
bridge. Mass.
WSB-ATLANTA,G GA
4s5 Meters.
Daily.
p. .n.-Weather repor.s and
summary for Cotton States.
: $50 p. m-Closing market quota
+ tions and government reports
800 Meters.
! y. m.-Concert for Industrial
employees.
to p. m.-Ncws bulletins.
to 9 and i1:15 to 1915 p. M
Address and concert.
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How Do They Do II?

a government clork. surrounded by
group of his fellow workers in the
office was showing some snapshots of
his six children padding in a stream.
One of the young ladies exclaimed
My goodness. Mr.. Doe, how do you
The Washington herald., 1922-09-20
Morning,Jndge
By Rudolph Perkins.

Frances Tibbs said she told her
husband Ben to stay away from
her service place. But he didn't.
He sneaked up behind her ore
afternoon. she said. and almost
rocked her to sleep with a cobble-
stone.
Never used no rock. Jedge." said
Ben. Il struck her with my fist
when caught her talking TO the
man that broke up my home"
Pay a nne of s25." said the
Judge.
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THE WEATHER
Foreeast for Today and rema-r.x.

Forecast fer Today ard Tome-rsw.
For The District Of Columbia and MARY
land--Clondy. probably showers to-day and
TOMORROW; moderate temperature; moderate
TO fresh southeast winds
For Virriris-CIoudy today and tomorrow,
with probably showers; moderate tenpers
ture; fresh and strong northeast winds on
the coast
The Washington herald., 1922-09-20
Congratulates Chile.

President Harding yesterday sent =
message TO the President OF Chile
congrstulatinE the nation OF the
anniversary OF its Independence.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-20

/ the American National and Interna-
tional League games.
$40 p. m.-''Animal Stories" by
Florence Vincent Smith. New York
Evening Telegram.
1000 r. m.-"Location Of Ships at
Sea" by the Radio Corporation Of
America; final baseball scoi es: closing
prices in stocks. bonds, grain, coffee
and sugar.
! 1906 p. m.-"PsychOlogy of Bust
ness" by Edith Wing Peacock. chair
man of the Applied Psychology De-
. partment, League for the Larger Life.
1870 y. m.-Madame Dorcc Opera
Company will broadcast "Opcraloguc"
under the personal direction of Mad
anne Dorce.
"Barcarolle from Tales Of
Hoffman" "Misererc from II Trova-
tore: duet and ensemble. Prayer and
Chorus from Cavallcria Rusticana."
Several other important selections.
ll:l5 p. m.-"Thirty Years a Ship
Reporter" by Judge II. 7. Smith Of
the City News Association; Cunard
Line
{ ll:35 y. m.-Conccrt by the Pennsyl-
vania Quartette of New Brunswick.
y. J.
/ 11:52 to 1900 p. m.-Standard Time
Signals from Arlington.
l":0l p. m.-OficiaI Weather fore
cast.
wIAY-wOODwARD LOTHRoP.
to 3 y. m:
Nictroa selections.
I American National Airs
. Anvil Chorus"
Tuck Nc to sleep
That Loving TrsGEerei
PIANO solos:
} Mother ot Pearl"
Absent
Nictrola selections,
That Old Irish Mother NJ Min."
Three 0'Clock in The Morning.
Hawaiian Lullaby
'H,mc Again Blues
Piano solos:
"Pe4rls.'
. 'nancing Nymphs''
+ Rock "A bye Lullaby Land
Nictro,' seirctiors:
America 80
1880 10 so p m
Piano selections:
Just for 4 While fox tro,.
Irene
. NictroIa SrI"rtions:
/ ''TIumnresquc.
| "FoTE" m the Forest"
I ''SaIoph'Ip sam
Sardinia March"
Piano solo
"Na,n Inuti.'
NiCtrna splectiors
/ "Riversidc Rolls waltz,
''Roa min in tho G'Oarin'''
Rifle Regiment March,
Till We Meet Again"
MY Hawa iian sunshine
My Heart ever Faithful"
Pi@Eo selection.
The Girl Of Ny Dreams"
KDk A-PITTSBI RGH.
Daily.
@:20 p. m. and at - minute inter
walls thereafter. baseball scores
200 p. m.-Baseball scores. new $.
weekly summary Of the Iron Age.
address on the Careful Crossing
Campaign" by +. II. Babcock. super
visor of safety. p. and L. f. Railroad
tri-weekly letter from Farm and
Home. government market reports
and a report Of the New York Stock
Exchange.
500 p. m.-Basehall scores: How
Spectacle Lenses Have Solved the
Mystery of Human sight" by pr \.
Goldstein. Pitt Optical Company.
Pittsburgh. Pa.
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RAGGED HOBO AT STATION
OPENS CLEANUP CAMPAIGN
Every Reader a Reporter

Write clear. concise account Of any
unusual Incident you see during the day
The Washington Herald will reward
you with months subscription for each
item printed. II you are already a sub
Scriber, your subscription will be ex.
tended.
No attention will be paid to anonymous
communications. Name. address and II
writer resides in an apartment hotel. the
number Of the apartment is desired so
that these details can properly be en-
tered on our circulation books.
Address "City Editor
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$50 METERS INTE>S OTHERWISE
NOTED.
Eastern standard Time.
NI-DOI BLEDAE-HII.I
ELECTRIC CONPANY.

i.Jh Z" O.IV r. m.-EdSeball scores
announced Musical program:
'Tri"ks.' My oIIney's Lovfn' Arms"
Il Wish Knew" Little Song"
Some sunny Day" Eddie Leonard
iucs Tuck Ne to sleep in Ny
FUNNEL Petrus." Come Along"
La F0utaiue'' - "StutterinE.' swing
:"ue "E:rh"es Of the Ball and
"Wabssh Hlues." "Eroica." "Warum-
Dem-Weincu."
WPM-THOS. }. WILLIAMS INC.
Il m.-Epiphauy chimes.
l@:3O p. m.-Reports on stolen
autos.
10 y. ~ -NCws :.cms.
Music during the intervals
WEAS-THE: HECHT co.
g t" y. m.--ScIccti"us played on
thc Edison phunu graph: NO Use
crying" send Back Ny Honey Man"
"Ge"rSia.' "t;e0rccttc." "Hot Lips"
"FlaPpsr Walk" Grey Morn" IT'S
Up {" You. Meath South Sea
Moon Ave Maria" Selections
PLAYED on the i;ulhranscn player
piano: "Ey the Sapphire Sea"
'Sw-ct Indiana Home. The Sneak"
Kitten on the Keys" Just Be-
cause You're You" Keep on Build
ing Castles in. the Air"
Radio Vaudeville.
: p. m.-SelectiOn for tuning in.
played on the Edison phonograph.
7:O5 p. NV. John Smith. violin
virtuoso. "Oloha Oe."
IN TpuiS Van TnLe
pianist. Hawaiian Lullaby"
T.15 p. nc. J. Mccarthy, former
governor of Hawaii, will give an
address on Hawaii.
1:25 p. m. American Hawaiian
Quintet CIV. \. Groome, G. G.
Groome. \. L. Marks. ]. L. Briscoe.
W. L. Chaney), the Hawaiian
march. "Hilo."
$50 p. NV. A. Crane, solo,
The Rosary"
7:S5 p. NV. John Smith, violin
virtuoso. Selections from Hawaiian
Classics" accompanied by Louis
Van Luke on the Hardman piano.
7:4O p. m.-Miss Mildred Stamm.
soprano, "Ahoha Oe." Miss Stamm
will be her own aCCompanist.
7:45 p. ma merican Hawaiian
Quintet. Three O'Clock in the
Morning" My Honey's Lovin'
Arms"
$50 p. m.-NIiss Mildred Stamm.
soprano. The Hand of You" Bond;
The Star" Rogers
7:55 p. m.-AmeriCan Hawaiian
Quintet. "Old Fashioned Sweet
heart"
S y. m.-Closin= announcements.
WJH-WHITE AND BOYER.
to 4:SO and $50 to p. m.-
[ Music.
NOF-NAVAL AIR STATION
Anscostia. ID. c.
AZ Meters.
wJZ-NEwARK, NJ.
Daily.
Special Features for Today.
$40 r. m.-Review Of the Iron and
Steel Industries and their Relation to
seneral business conditions. by the
Iron Age.
6:45 p. m.-"The Return Of Rlouses
in New Form by Vogue.
500 D. m.-Final baseball scores of
The Washington herald., 1922-09-20

keep them all?" He replied. Cant
you see? Barefooted." +. J. KEN
NEDY, Falls Church. Va.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-20

RIO DE JANEIRO.-Export OF
wood from Brazil during the FIRST Eve
months OF 1922 were 54,o05 tons.
chiefly Parana pine. compared to a.
10 during the same period in 1921.
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IN THE AIR TODAY.
WASHINGTON.
NAA-NAyAL RADIO STATION.
$3.50 Meters, &. W. (ArcD

S:i5 to . a. m.-Live stock re-
ceipts. markets.
10 a. m.-Weathcr forecasts for
New England. Middle Atlantic and
Southern States.
1880 a. m.-MeterolOSlcal report.
11:15 to 1880 a. m.-Hogs. Chi
cago and St Louis.
11:2O to 11:4O a. m.-Fruit and
vegetable shipments.
I:4O to 2:25 p. m.-Fruits and
vegetables.
2:25 to 2:55 p. m.-Crops and spe-
ciaI market news.
3;45 to p. m. - Closing 1.-Two
stock.
400 to AIS D. INLAY and feed
markets. Monday. Wednesday. Fri
day.
500 =. m Weather.
$50 to p. m.-MarkctGram
:!e5O Meters. Spark.
l. m. and 10 p. m.-TIme signal
20 p. m.-W"ather reports. ship
OF dcrS. naval press news.
WwN-POsTOFFIC DEPART-
MENT STATION.
All Rndiophones ! 100 Meters.
10 4. m.-Weather report.
1880 a. m.-Fruits and vege-
tables. Local wholesale.
lc:%0-Livcstock. Chicago and St.
Louis.
s n. m.-Crop and special market
report. Press.
$50 p. M. - General fruits and
veCctab!cs. Pres
p. m.-Dairy products. New
York and Chicago
SO n m.-Grain report.
80 p. Live stock.
y. m.-Fruits and vegetables
Press
9:.5 r. NV Gather report
$50 METERS Unless OTHERWISE