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, 1924-03-20

Ga) mir. Explanation lives mex,
door to Mr.. Apology" but the firm
which is the subject of this article
never has reason to offer neither ex-
PLANTATION nor apology as their work
is 30 satisfactory neither is needed,
The Friend & Itkin Electric Co.. be-
sides being one Of the Oldest electrj-
cal firms in Rawlins. carries a stock
of electrical fixtures and appliances.
They pay special attention to cleo
.trical contracting and lighting serv-
ice and are ready to take care of your
wants in a prompt and efficient man
.Rer. This firm is a booster for the
old home town and this. together
with the quality goods and wonder
full service. naturally goes to make
this establishment a popular and well
'patronized one. They always take
time to personally meet their friends
when they visit the store and IL there
is anything they want that they do
not have in the store they will glad
lly get It for you. Either M. Friend
or Itkin will be- glad to tell O their
specialties and give you any infor-
nation you need to compile your
story OF this busy
, 1924-03-20

(i6) Many a man is missing op-
portunity for advancement because
his health il 80 poor he lacks the
energy and initiative 30 necessary
for the success and happiness he de-
serves and seeks. The O%steopathic
physician not only restores bodily
health. but by his prescription Of
proper food. right way Of living.
proper environment and necessary
adjustments brings his patient back
% normal health. Osteopaths are
real physicians under the state laws
and are entitled to all the rights of
medical practitioners. They are *
perts in setting broken bones and
:slocated joints; they attend mater
nifty eases and are allowed to use
anaes'hetics or narcotics il the need
: indicated. They open and dress
discusses OF wounds with thorough
nowledge of surgical procedure. The
heightened public is beginning to
'ealize the Importance of DR.. Stills
'scovery and we have in Rawlins
Or. Rex G.. Aten, with offices in the
'shorne block. who is a most capable
Exponent of O~sieopathy. He will tell
on what Osteopathy Is and give you
any Information needed for your
story.
, 1924-03-20

r7k) Prominent among the
more popular and well patronized
business houses OF Rawl'ns. is the
sporting goods store conducted by c.
". Street. and located In the Strand
Theatre building. This concern has
by honest methods and fair treat
ment. become one OF the leading
business OF your city. Two
very important features about this
store that have tended greatly to.
ward this success II quality and s~rv-
ice and the fact that they always
have In stock everything for the
sporting man and the great outdoors.
We especially waat to call your Al.
tsntios 10 the fact that they carry .
complete line Of athletic soods aad
each article IN guaranteed not alone
BY the manufactures. but by Mr..
Street a. we'll. Reliable mcrehan-
disc At right prices Ia this stores
policy. The proprietor prides him.
self on the prompt and courteous At.
tention shown each customer and
has proven himself q live. progress
sive business nan by anticipating
and carrying everything one might
want In tho sporting goods line. He
will gladly tell you the iinss he fea-
lures when you call At his store.
, 1924-03-20

transfers are active then business ~
sood and when they are SLOW they
are quite. However, a great deal of
this depends upon the activities OF
the members of such firms. The
Dunlap & Dinsmore Realty firm is q
good example of the wide awake kind
for when things are quiet they do
not sit in the office and wait for the
business to come to them. but go out
and hustle. This Is not only adyan-
tageous to themselves. but to all the
community as we'll, and this is why
the editor feels this firm is entitled
to special mention on the honor roll
of Who's Who in Rawlins. These
people have been the direct NEAR of
bringing thousands of dollars into
this locality and their reputation has
been made by honesty and fair treat
ment and It Is such men as these who
have helped put Rawlins or the map.
This is the firm you should see when
you want to buy or sell. You will
find them courteous and ever ready
to assist you In any way they can.
They will gladly tell you about some
OF their best buys and help you with
your story.
, 1924-03-20

(20) The best friend of woman
kind is that which takes from her
shoulders the g%revious burdens she
has borne since the beginning of
time. No woman likes to stand over
the wash tub or ironing board all day
and 1t is the mission of the City
Steam Laundry to perform this high
est physical duty for her. II you do
your weekly washing this way your
troubles will be over: just bundle
fathers shirts. baby's rompers and
sisters waists along with the other
sciled linen and phone 1871. The
City Steam Laundry driver will soon
be at your door and in a few DAYS
will return your linen as pure ard
white as the driven snow. You can
rest assured that your clothes will
not be destroyed or worn In TIVE Least.
1t is Il pleasure 10 see the system they
have installed to keep your clothes
from those Of your neighbors'. This
efficient system has been installed
by Mr.. w. s. Anderson, who is al
ways on the lookout for any improve
men that will be Of value TO his
many patrons. He will be glad to
have o try their excellent system
before YOU start your story of this
busy firm.
, 1924-03-20

ping and have ample storage space
for your belongings. In writing on,
your story of this firm do not for
get they sell coal and lots of 1t. Just
phone your order to No. 68.
, 1924-03-20

% The Old Oxen Buckle no
longer hangs in the well for when
Rawlins folk build their little home
they go to the Rawlins Plumbing and
Heating Co. and let them install up
to-date plumbing facilities. When
Messrs Williams & Ryan started in
business they had nothing but n pipe
Hrenrh and n conscience. but they
kent OH Eoin gand going and going.
To-day this firm has the reputation
4 having lutte an esta Adjustment and
NJ doing n remarkable business.
There ALWAYS is something about n
firm thar grows. especially a plumb
ing concern. and the reason for the
phenomenal growth Of The Rawiins
Plumbing and Heating Co. IL due. We
think, to the fact that they used their
conscience on every Job. Mr.. Will
liams and Mr.. Rogers are men who
help make life worth while in giving
the world the best that's in them
They are the men who put the
plumb" In plumbing. and the heat"
in heating. They believe in sticking
MP for the old home town. and are
staunch and loyal citizens and ent,tl-
ed to your best consideration at all
times. These men will cheerfully tell
you the lines they feature or give
you any Information you need for
your story. no II you visit this store
you will have plenty of material for
your sketch.
, 1924-03-20

NO Who moves you 10 Just "A
important A. where you move. and
We ara goinG TO call you attention 10
a live wire concern through whose
efforts the old time horror and dread
of moving have becn vanished. When
you trust your home furniture 10 this
firm you are relieved Of all rcspons.
Utility md rest assured your he.
Ionsinss will he transferred with
"snr'in~ rnr" by 'h-ir r'',~d 80.
ploycs "p nr'c idtd motor o..lp..s,t.
The irving Transfer Co y among
your leading concerns and cndeavors
ut oil times to merit your patronr ro
ny giving prompt. courteous and ~f.
f'c'ent service. Mr.. irving secs 10
II personally that every patron RI.
ccives entire satisfaction vhsthrr
they haul Just your suit caro- IN tA~
depot or = carload. they specialize
- psaao. safe moving. Grating. sh,p.
, 1924-03-20

,ss There In = contractor and
builder here that everybody recon.
incnda a. heine the high type Of bus.
Ma" n who we'll deserves
'hls reputation. This II n. iArssp.
tCoatisse1 on Pses EisAt,
, 1924-03-20

tlh) What 10 the Identity Of
this drug store In itawiins that has
two names! One Of these names
comes TO II by reason Of q certain
! n OF remedies and mundriss for
which II Inns the exclusive sale here.
They are put on the market by /.
largo manufacturing concern reprc.
sentinE 10000 stores In the Uuit~d
states and foreign countries: an or.
rnn'safion 40 widespread that the
government made usc Of them to r..
cruit the merchant marine. This
dru9 store has . financial interest In
the parent house. II 10 q Latin name
that means King Of AL" Another
thin. about this drug store IN that
IN every large city Of consequence
you will find principal DRUG stores
IN that locality designated by the
same name. A large majority of pre-
parations are kept on sale which ar.
made BY the same big mauusacturiuR
plant that has u nationwide cputn-
ton for products In the drug line Of
the very best. Tho proprietor of the
HcndIr's DRUG Store In bright and
cheerful. has the power Of spreading
sunshine wherever he gocs and In nj.
active and prominent In any
civic movement. Mr.. Rcndic will give
yon amy Information you need for
story.
, 1924-03-20

There's a hardware storc here
which. through honest methods and
fair treatment. has become ono Of
the leading business interests In the
community. Their large and com
p'c'c stock consists NJ everything
one could expect 10 find In n hixh
class establishment Of this kind "pc.
, 1924-03-20

's2) For the woman who socks
Idr9vfug comfort sad for the woman
vho cares for her own car, the u,ti.
mate choice il The machine whose
velvet disc clutch has been the mean
OF making Thousands Of snthusisstic
motorists who heretofore Stunned
driving. In fact its very mechanism
seems to have been especially de-.
signed for the fair sex and II often
mas been called = woman's machine.
VI course. It's . Buick! The Buick
offers mechanism that exceiis. line.
that are distinctive aud graceful.
while the finished product II one
win pretty woman tasteful,y
so~ned ~ the wheel. The Raviins
Motor Co.. local representative. Of
ms Buick. has for your inspection
inc latest models which are equ,p-
ped with <.wheei brakes and every.
mag that should 70 into a high
srade car. Mr.. Dan kinnipsn. pro-
pr'e'or OF this concern. IL here 10
s'se mis- patrons entire satisfaction
and +" always clad TO demoustr.t~
.nc wonderful capabilities Of the Bu.
,es 10 those contemplating the pur-
chase OF a car, when you know the
features Of = buick you will have
rntf'cicn' data for your story about
ms Popular ear. And don't forget
ms urn also sells the famous Cadii.
, 1924-03-20

feD The subject of our next
sketch is the J. c. Penny Co. the
largest department store organize
ton in the world. Beginning in
1892, at Kemmeres. Wyo.. with a
business Of ~s2s.sss.ll. to AS stores,
operating in 33 states with a business
OF $62.lSs.97s.53. in 1923 this com
pany. through It's enormous buying
power. is able to give it's patrons bet
ter values than is obtainabie else
where and Is q credit to it's commu-
nifty. Their aim to serve their Gus
toners faithfully and unfsilingly
with reliable quality goods. always
.at low prices. together with their
enormous growth sttcsts their sue
the efficient coz In the mighty chain
cess. Tho Rawlins branch Ia one o.
OF stores that Ii endeavor'nE to give
the dollar n n hundred cent val
ne. Mr.. Thomas. the local manager.
In forever on the lookout for some
think that will appeal to the patrons
In his locality and the man. woman
or child who fails to take advantage
of the opportunities by shopping at
this store Ia missing a chance TO low
er the high cost Of living. The stock
consists Of everything that Is new and
u~p-to-dste. from the smallest item
In the notion department to the fin
est street Gown or a fine business.
suit for men and boys. in fact every
department IN complete Ia every de-
tai. You contestants should find no
difficulty In compiling your story
OF this leading Mr.. Thorn
AZ viii tell you the name OF one srti-
Gle In each department sold exclusive
~ BY this store 80 you can incorpor-
ate his In your story.
, 1924-03-20

During Ewes days little was known
about milk and Its proper prcpars-
tion for tho pubiic's consumption.
Even today few modern Ewes know
how much their dairy scores at the
city hall. The Monarch Dairy's Ii the
Ideal milk. II comcs from farms 80.
for their sanitary cauipmcn,
and the farmers care In handling the
MIX. II Ia transported quickly and
protected at every stage Of It's jour.
ncy' When Il rcnchc. the Monarch
II In promptly put into cool
ers where II is kept sweet and fresh
the safest and best milk for your
Mr.. ~ J. Haiiaworth, the
proprietor. II TO be congratulated
his rapid rise In tn. mercantile
Of Ra~iins. From q very
modest beginning by strict attention
, 1924-03-20

ce'vabIe Kind OF merchandise to low
er the high cost Of LIVING In TO bc
found here Including notions. novel
ties. stationery. glassware. kitchen
ware and a thousand and one things
too numerous to enumerats. The
new stock which In arriving daily
has been carefully and painstakinr ely
selected by the new managers whose
aim IL to offer the highest quality
goods at the lowest possible prices.
Mr.. Nelson and Mr.. Smythe are to
be complimented over the many Inn.
provcmcnts they already have made
and II these are = criterion their VA
ricty Store bids we'll to become a
popular md we'll p~atronixed insti.
'ution and r valuable asset 10 the
people OF Rawlins. The proprietor.
'rc public spirited gentlemen. always
aciiv" In any civic movement for the
hoi,efmon' OF tho city and mcrit your
support and patronage. We want
you to visit this store before start
Ing your story OF this firm and then
yon will have no difficulty In sketch
Ing the Variety Store.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-03-15
DIRECT FROM THE
 STILLS IN THE STATES

We are very fortunate in hay ing secured the following recipe which has been highly indorsed by the leading manufacturers in the states. The concoction is the product of the skill of two brew. CTS, who, with the assistance of the best connoisseurs, have la, bored late and long for five years to give the nation a drink gua- ranteed to satisfy the most jad- ed appetite:
 Chase wild bullfrogs for three miles and gather up the hops, to them add ten gallons of tan bark, half pint of shellac and one bar of home made soap.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-03-15

A copy of The Northern Light" a publication put out by the Cordova high school has reached this office. Af
 ter looking it over, we have reached the conclusion that not only is there splen did school spirit in the Cordova school, but there are several editors in embryo attending that institution. We dare say that in time to come Pierre de Vile will be filling the editorial chair of the Cordova Daily Times, Helen Downing will be doing human interest stuff" for its Sunday supplement- and William
 ONeilrs Column will be feature of the big Alaska dailies. Here's wishing The Northern Light" unbounded Sue
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-03-15

'iS | SAS HIS lOl'OololOh
 Will Secure Fairbanks Future
 A deal has been consunmated in Fairbanks, says the Anchor age Alaskan, whereby 100 miles of ditch, Hume and lateraIs will be constructed for the pur, pose of bringing unfer develop ment practically all the fan,ous creeks of the district with a view to introducing dledGes. This in formation was obtained from a reliable source, which announces that work on the great ditch is to begin as soon as the frost is out of the ground. James David son is promoting the deal follow ing an extensive reconnaissance covering several years. l t is also reported that all the property neceSSa y for tae success of the undertaking has been secured by option.
 It is estimated that the deal is to amount to d million dollars i'll options alone, beside the eaOr nous cost of bringing the water across two divides. 1t is cOmput ed however that twenty five dre dgeS will be insUulle,,.
 The creeks to be affected are: Goldstream, Fairbanks. Fish Big and little EldOrada, Dolne,Cleary, Pedro and adjoining tributaries incIudin Fourth of July Hill. The project will take in seven miles of continuous pay which has been down Fish and Fairbanks creeks
 It is estimated that there is 5l50,O00,o)O of unrecovered gold in this belt. Practically all the claim owners effected by the deal are old timers. ...:.-.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-03-15
Central Power Plant May Aid Interior Operators
 (Valdez Miner)

The use of electricity, gener ated from coal slack in the sub bituminous mines of the Healy fields, is one of the plans under consideration as the means of unsovering the $2OOOOO,OOO in in placer gold believed to lie in the Panama valley around Fair +banks ane adjacent points.
 The proposal is being investi gated byProf. Charles E. Bunnell presi1 12nt of the Alaska Agricul
 Page 3 Col 3
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-03-15

Friend Bill wants to bet suit of clothes that the Nizina Bridge won't be finished by 1927, but so far he has found no takers. Bill figures that it is darn good bet if he loses.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-03-15

Slowly the Chinese evil Nah Jongg is doing its work. One player calls his Aivver "Mah Junk"
 -Ellensburg Evening Record Every year is leap year for the pedes- trian. Cashmere Record When a man turns green with envy he is soon ripe for trouble.
 Port Angeles New
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-03-15

Boil thirty-six hours and strain through an I. W, W. SOCK to keep it from working. Add one grass hopper to give it a kick. Pour in the sink, if it takes the enamel off the sink, it is ready for bottl- ;ng.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-03-15
THE MCCARTHY WEEKLY NEW $
THE

Der Huh, 1918. at the ost Office, al Mccarthy. Alaska, under the Act of March 3. 1879
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-03-15
LOST TWO SAFETY DE.

LOST TWO SAFETY DE.
 POSIT BOX KEYS attached
 together. Finder please return
 to Mccarthy Drug Store and
 receive liberal reward.
 Local weather prophets are busy prophesying an early sum mer. In view of the fact that pus sy willows have been out for some time and the patches of black on the hillsides are daily growing larger, it is quite safe to agree with them.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10
kYNY
(westinghouse-Chicago.)

6.o? to s;ls p, m.--News, financial and final markets, 6.SS 10 ?. m.-CA!Idren's bedtime story. : 10 7;S0 ?. nn.--Dinner concert
 [ to 7:l0 -- Joska pcBabary'B or
 ch5stra.
 7:IO to 7;20 -- Coon- Sanders Or
 iginal N!ghthawks.
 7:20 to 7;30--Joska DeBabary's
 orchestra. .3o to s ?. m.-Program from NYW's offices Of the Duncan Sis .ers' Music Publishing company. 2 10 $50 p. m.--MusicaI program, $50 8;45 ?. m.-"Ar2und the Town with XIV in Chicago" S:45 to g p. m.-Musical program. 9:o5 p. m.--"GooI Roads" report. 9:45 to 2:80 a. m.-llidnlght revue.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10

official United States weather re-
 ports. II p, m.-Leo Retsman and his Ho- tel Brunswick orchestra, ll'so p. m.-Popular song recital, ll'45 p. m,--Leo Reisman and his Hotel Brunswick orchestra
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10
WHN
NoeTs State Theater Bldg - New
 York City.)

6.3o to : ?. m,--Vincent Cantsnese
 Alamac orchestra. I 10 7:3o ?. m.--Harry Richman and
 his Entertainers with Eddie El-
 ktns and his Club Richman or
 Chestra. 7,30 ?, m,-"Chat with Emily" 5.45 p. m.-Cantor Aaron kaploBltz. 1;55 p, n1.-"Israers Struggle" 3 ?. m,-Concert pianist. SIS ?. m.-Soprano. s:20 p. m,-songs accompanied by
 the taropatch. 3.45 ?. m.-Operatlo baritone with
 piano. 3:15 ?. m.-Melody Four Male quar-
 tet, a30 p. m.-Evenins bulletin current
 news, 9:37 ?. m-Rose Dancelsnd orches-
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10

6.S0 ?. m.--Dlnner concert, 7;l5 p. m,-stoekman reports of the
 primary livestock and wholesale
 produce markets. 1880 ?. m.--hlndergarten Good
 Night Circle. s ?. m,--Program arranged by the American League Of Pen Women. s;l5 ?. m,-"Biology Of Man" S.30 ?. m,--Conoert by University Of Pittsburgh Girls Glee club. 9:65 ?, m.-Arlington time signals.
 Weather forecast.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10
NFI}Z
WBZ { aStinghouse - Springfle.d,)

Westinghouse - Springtle.d.) 6 ?. m.-Dinner concert by the Westinghouse Philharmonic Trio. D. m.-Market report. ',05 ?. m.-ln'ormation concerning Ciyi. Service Examinations. I.So ?. m.-Concert by inc Nesting house Philharmonic Trio and vio- IalSt, reader. $50 p, m.--Recitai by Polish pian- yst.
 9 D. m.-Concert by violin, contralto, baritone and pianist. 9;j5 ?. m.-ArilnGton time signals;
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10

tra. io:07 to II p. m.-Cloyer Garden dance orchestra. II to a, m,--New York Evening Journal Charity Event at the Roseland ballroom,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10
WSAC Shepard Stores-Boston.l

$ ?, m,--Children's half-hour stories
 and music. G:S0 D. m.-WNAC dinner dance. 1:o5 p. m.-Dumb bell contest. C.5j ?, m,-Talk, Rating a Stove at
 The Priscilla Proving Plant" 5 ?. m.-Concert program by liar
 ward Ins. rumental club. 9 ?. m,-Overture --- State Theater
 orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10

3 ?. n1,--Resume of days sports. 6:10 ?. m.-Novelty Entertainers. SEQ ?. m.-Tenor. 8.30 ?. m.-Shu-Milk Kid. S:45 p. m.-Three Precious Jewels. 2 ?. m.-Shu- Milk Kid. 9:15 ?. m.-Three Precious Jewels, 9:5o p, m.-Walt Higgins Society
 orchestra 9:4S p. m.-Soprano, 9:55 ?. m.-WaIt Higgins Society
 orchestra. l0:10 ?. m.--Edwin c. Fainey and
 his Centenary church minetrels.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10
\NGR
(FederaI Telephone Mig Co -Buf.
 falo, N. Y.)

5. 90 ?. m.-Dlnner music. Vincent
 Lopez Hotel Statler dance orches-
 tra, ,:So ?. m Digest Of the days news. ! 10 8;15 p. m.-"Our Local Rep
 tiles" 2 10 10 p. rn.-Musical program. lH to II ?. m.-Musical program. Il ?, m,-Suppar music-Tincent Lopez Hotel Gtatler dance orches-
 tra.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10
WIZ
(Aeolian Hall - New York City,

{ ?. m.-Bernhard Levitow's Hotel
 Commodore dance orchestra. ?. m,--Wall Street Journal review. S:l0 ?. m.-"Story of Words" S;S0 D. m.-Specialty number : ?, m.-Talk. &l5 ?, m.--Irish songs, a:30 ?. m.-Unknown pianist 9;45 ?. m,-Goddon Grant. 10 ?. m,-Euphonic Trio. 1Q:50 p. m,-Billy Wynne's Green
 wich Village Inn orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10
Parents Are Blamed
 More Than Children

Chicago, Dec, 10-Unepanked par ents and not unspanked youths are The cause of troubles which have been blamed on the younger gen. eration. Dr. W. E. J. Gratz, editor Of the "Epworth Herald" declared yesterday in picking up the cudgels for the youth of today in an address before the annual institute council or the Epworth League of the Meth odist Episcopal church.
 The youth of today is all right" he asserted. Tt has Its temp+atjons and shortcomings, but 1t Is far ahead Of the youth of any genera ton the world has known"
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10
woo
(John Wanamaker-Philadelphla.

7:So D m ln.--Sports results and police
 reports. Dinner music by A. Cam
 delori and his Hotel Adelphia French room orchestra. S:l5 p. m.-State FencibleS Post li2
 band.
 S:45 ?. m.--Addrtss. 9 ?. m,-WOO orchestra. 9;S5 ?, m.--1ime signals. lo:o? ?, m,-Weather forecast. l0;O3 ?. m.-Orean recital.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10

6 ?. unofficial weather forecast. 6;05 p. m.-Dinner music by Art
 Coogan and hs Club Madrid or CheStra. 6:45 ?. m.-Ltyestock and produce market reports. 7 ?, m.-Bedtime stories and roll call.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10
W'EEI

(Ed!son Light Co.-Boston.) 0;SO D. m,--Dance selections by Dok-
 Elsenbourg and his Sintonlans. ! ?. m.-Cooking class. 7:lO D. m.-Boston Edison Big
 Brother club. TAO ?. m,-"A Few Minutes with
 Santa Claus" 10 II ?. m.-Muslca'e. II D. m.--Dance selections by Dok- Lisenbourg and his Sinfonlane. ll:SO p. m,-Midnight organ recital.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10
NySB

tAtlanta Jourial-Atlanta, Ga.) lQ:45 ?. m.-Merry six colored jazz band.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10
W'EAF

(Ameriean Telephone and Telegraph
 Co.-New York City, 6 10 ll;so ?, m.--Dinner music: syn agoSue services; concert by the United States Army band; contraI- 10; pianist; speeches from the dln- ner of the New York Southern so- cIety; the TenneSsoans dance or orchestra,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10
WIT

(strawbridge and Clothier -- phila-
 delphia.)
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10
NSHAS

(Courier Journal-Louisville Times
 Louisville, Ky.)
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10

I;0o ?. m.-Meyer Davis Bellevue
 Strattord hotel concert orchestra, p, m.-"Sunny Jim"
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10

':So 10 g D. m.-Concert by the K. x Terminal Railroad orchestra. Late important news bulletins. Official central standard time sn- nounced at g o'clock.