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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-06
(MISS) EULA BARRON.
Gainesville, Ga, Route s.

Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII Won
open the door and let little Alabama girl
in out of this rain? She won't stav Ion.
cousins, don't You all think Aunt Julia is
the dearest anntie on earth for printing our
letters? !, like most Of the others. live in
the country, and like farm life fine. How
40 you cousins like picking cotton? I like
it fine. How do you cousins like going "a
school? like it fine, and think everyone
should strive for an education NV school
starts one week from today I hear some
one saying ''she is staying too long" so I
VIII describe myself and 90. am eleven
years of age, have brown hair (bobbedl
medium complexion and gray eyes. Nv
birthday is December 81. Who is my twin ?
Auntle please print this, for | want to get
oodies OF letters Your new cousin,
lMlSSl AILEEN SpRARERRY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
Stiff,swoIlen Joints
J0int-Ease
Says: "When Joint.Ease Gets
ln-Joint Agony Gets Out

II was hleh.claaa pharmacist
who Jaw prescription after prescrip-
ton fan 20 help hundreds % HIS
customers 20 set ria q rheumatic
swsllinrs and stint. inflamed Joints
And u was this same man who
asserted that a remedy could and
would b compounded that would
make creaiy. swollen, tofmentcd
Joints work With just rs much
umoothncaa as they ever did.
Now this prescription. rightly
named JolntI,abs. after being tested
succcssfully on many obEiina,e
casea. IL offered through progressive
phNmacAta to the millions q pso-
plo who suffer from ailing joints
that need limhsriRE Up.
swollen. twinEy. inflamsd. stiff,
pain,t0rmented joints are usually
caused b. rheumatism. but what.
ever the canss JointEaso soakt
night In through akin and fissh
and gets Flsht 20 and oorfsc,s the
trouble a, rs source.
Remember. JointEsss 1. fer all
msnis Of the joInu. whsthsr in
ankie knee hip. elbow. shoulder.
spine or finEsr. and when you rub
lf on. you may expect speedy and
gratifying results.
II r. now on sale az druggists
everywhere for 90 cents a ;ubs.--
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
STOMACH TROUBLES
ARE DUE TO ACIlIIY
Tells Safe. Certain. speedy Relief for
Acid Indigestion

10 eSiisd stomach ugutisE such az Ia
aiEsstiah. gas. aqarntss, stomach ashs
md liability 90 retain food are IN prob
sblY nine tasss Get " ten. simply evil
aeals fhat excessive sscfsu0n % srif Il
tshiuE piece be- the ftemafh. csusiag
tas formation 81 Eas tni seid inairss-
tien
oss Gisisnds 81. stomach sne causes
that fnii, erpffs1ifs, tufainE fssiinG
tsmsiimss hnnsn ~ heartburn. while
80 afid iffltaiss at infiamsa ths dsii-
fais lining ~ tie stomach The tfeuuis
lee sutifslF Ca ths gtreaa Development
or sserstien ef triI.
Es tfep % gfsFrat this squinI % ths
feea eanitata ~ lhs stomach ana q
asairaiiss fhs aCit. and make II bland
md harmless. q tsaspoanfui q uisurafsd
narusaia. = seed shd sffsetlfs esrrsstgr
n nrid stomach. shogid be taken Ia
quarter % q aiass ~ hcf cf fad water
after sstirG % Whenever gas seufnsst ~
sridiiF IL fslf Tais o. rsiers fhs stbmr
acA ana nssfFallsss TIE fsifity N a fsa
iaomsuis ara h perfectly hArInisss aHd
Inexpensive remedy % zee
A. anfiafif. saEh a. hltursisa NaEs
rssia. which can - fhtainfd fFem any
trnEgisi ia siihsF psvssF o. iatisi foun,
enables fhs stomach 90 DO 80 safa
properly sithaui fhs sif q artificial d.
Essisafs IsGuesia ramss N several
fdruf. - ts csFtain % ass fcr ara tats
only Hisursisa afsEnssis. uhieA 10 ssps-
essiiY prepared frr ne steTs purpess--
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25

Ersund when drilling frat began N
the United atafes Il uncertain. no
records were kept IN tho early
days Biologists generally put the
figure around 20 nlli0n barrels.
Loss than half that much is left
But for what Nas wasted. there'd
lie 10 billion barrels today. instead
OF billion And needless 10 Hay.
consumption during the early years
o. the industry wasn't fraction
what u Il now
Eut stnl wt'rs wasting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
LIE NEEDS LEO

We hare had no answer 20 tie Ap-
peal OF w. W. Hart. seSs 18th =. w.
for assistance toward buying q now
artificial leg further than tho SIS al.
ready mentioned las, week.
This man has an artificial foot and
the other les of below the knee.
and be = having 20 painfully stump
around on a peg leg. which II ye1'
hard. owing 20 the artificial foot. Ills
t1snds have a position a. cigar saies.
man FOR him. ~ he can get around %
his trade. which he Is painfully doing
on q wooden leg.
Leave contributions a. liberty
theatsF box office or send 20 ssss
Boyision ave- y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
nslds wan
OIL rs wAsTEDi
MUCH BN FIfiE

on. once gone. Is gone forever.
Now. how II oil wastsd7
A good deal IN lost by fire. but
that's nexcusably 70.
perhaps. but not deliberate.
Then there's a heavy loss OF the
by.produet-EAa-whlch might b
saved by Gaping the wells. and
ussd for fuel. In the great ma.
ioriiy OF cases no such attempt IL
made.
But the EreAtezt loss 10 due TO
competitive drilling.
Tho oil.bsaring sand lies In The
ground IN layers. The bottom layer
IL richest. The drill Of course pcne.
traies The top layer first. Tho yield
isn't what q will be as the driil
goss deeper. but rs worth having.
The top layer having been exhaust
Cd. tho well goes on down. thru
layer after layer. the Yield growing
richer and richer. until the richest
% all. at the bottom. Is reached.
The cream Of tho deposit II
SKINNED off tho bottom and
everything clso Is wasted.
How much oil II lost In this way7
Nothing like sIae; figures are avail
able. but Harry slat,sry Of the M.
flpnsi Conservation assooIation
"gussscs" half OF ii--until very re-
Gently. The waste isn't quite so
great now. Conservationists have
checked it--somswhai But IT'S
s,ill very large.
How much oil there was IN the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25

show IN a long time. many 81 them in
years. All are locking forward with
grcat anticipation 90 wonderful
afternoon.
chief q Polics WIN. ~ savcryns
has several hEheartci policemen
volunteering their services in carry
lng the shu,ins into tho theaief
and Nc are depending upon yolun.
teers 20 rive us the use 81 their autos
IN taking them 90 and from their
homes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
MoTIpIIKE CALLERS

VIII some u our sunshine folks
call on Ms. imeson. tsos Greenwood
ave, and bring along some q your
oheers She has been a sufferer iG
ycars, You may find you are taking
away more happlnoas than yoa bring.
Mr.. William y. Uarnii. a rhui.ln
living az sTc0 University way. Apt. :.
would loye 70 have callers Afternoons.
she seldom has an opportunity Zoe a
ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
sHuTINs nIsAPrnINIEn

Meeting OF the Sunshine guild with
Mrs. J. A. Tito. 81 w. Cremona g..
last week. Thursday. was we'll a..
tended. considering Il was Easter
week and everybody busy. a number
Of shui-lns wers disappointed az not
being able to attend. We wore unable
20 find car TO carry them. The 20
sunshinsrs present were entertained
with dances by Dorothy Thompson
and valva yuist. MaSter Stanley
Prayer gave several readings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
Big Opportunities
on Railroads Still

CHICAGO. April 3s~-Raiiroads
Offer many OF the host opportunities
open today TO men with engineering
degrees. according TO James n,
Howard. chairman OF tho Board OF
the National Transportation Instl.
tuie. Scientific progress OF railroad.
ing demands moro and moro trained
brains. no declares in report on trans.
portation personnel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
Clean Your Teeth
Clean Your
KIDNE

You olean your teeth regularly
10 preserve your health. Poison "a
daily socumulatnE In the kidnsys,
Get rid Of Il with the hes, kidney
medicine you can get.
Or. carey's ahrshroot Presorip
ton III roots and hsrbs has help.
% thouHands-it viii help you.
Thousands die who ouEh; not 20
dlo--kesp your Kidneys clean. it's
guaranteed by all druggists every.
where. Remember the nAme.--Ad.
vertlbement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
MADE uY COITMDUs

PARIS. April ss.-A map maze
BY Christopher Columbus has beet
found IN tbs National library hers
81 ~. 10 Ia Roucisre, who believes
the map Inspired the voyage on
which Columbus discovered Amer
Sea II represents the earth IN ths
form - an island snveloped by -four
oceans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
ni cmlKIIs 2. sTTWAEI

WAsHlSGroN. April 25.-Amer.
lea "a wasting her Oh ~ rcckicssiy
aa she d wasting her timber. Her
present moro OF lsss visible supply
wili last about 20 years more.
ny visible is meant the Oh
Hhich actually has been 'locaied'
90 which Eeolofisia are practically
sure of
That any important additions viii
ia made "a Il g. more than unlikely.
for a. the geological survey says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
THANK YOU

The following autoists volunteers
their cars recently IN carrying shut,
ins; Mrs G. ". Wiley. Chaa. Nyilsou
r. :, Copeland. solon Cuihertson
Col. J. II. Dean. Mrs. q. A. nadfoni
Eldridge Buick Motor Co. J. shin
man. Mrs. Ray Cook Daniels 4 nnnl
ton. SHEPPARD Ambulancs 60. iamhu
lancsl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
OPPORTUNITY

Why can't We smile a CHEEKY smile
a. Ne truigp On tegetherf
WHAT Is the use ~ making worse q
spell Of rainy vesthors
And why nol say a Joyous word
whenever We are meoiing--
ia always worth four times a.
much as others we'ro repeat
tng
on Why not 90 soma little thing 60
heartcn up a hrotherf
We are 80 ap; 90 miss the ways OF
helping one another
suppose today we keep n watch for
Just those little chances
For he who seeks a comTade's Soy,
each time his own enhances.
ALL SET FOR PARTY
he Thirteen club Is looking for a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
Lac tIls,,t your feed and

helb uisstt your iced and turn II into rich,
Isd blood. They supply the health. giving,
strength building Sitamlnss. combined with
have for full. vigorous DEVELOPMENT Moth.
ing 40 sood for weak, Nervous, rundown
tnrr and women. Gains In weight OF from 10 10
% pounds w less than month are reported.
bncers, absolutely guaranteed or ron get
take only hssin's Vfstasn, prescribed hy
doctors, recommended by druggists, athletes.
fuccossfai, Vigorous men. healthy, b~autifu,
wesaan and usesi by miIlions. At all druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
MOTmER APPEAIS

A FEW dollars IN addition 90
n what has already been ruisad
win help loving mother reach
her son living IN China. This
mother Is ready and willing 20
make a personal sacrifice Ia or.
der 20 get there. Can you. will
you help; Call ca p.si.ssss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
WANTS READERS

afrs. Ferguson. y blind lady living
az s5Se 2e'h ave- 8. w. Is very DC.
sirous % having someone como ana
rad 10 her. She Graves company and
would love 20 have ladies' OF tho
Presbyterian faith call
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
s Operations years suffering with con-
siipation ksIIogg's Bran restores health

Mr. Lancings case Is typical OF
thousands OF others. He found per
,nanont relief from constipation in
Ksloggs Bran because Il Is ALL
Iran. Nothing but ALL bran can be
loo Per eent Elective. Read what be
eays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
FAMILY IN NFFD

Do you want 10 help n family az
seven that are in need OF many no
cessIties Of life7 The father 70 a Grip.
pic and does not always provide
enough 20 keep tho children from
suffering. Call Or. Loope ca PHI.
ts3e. for information.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
TAIIIsrDoG

LONDON An Irsh wolfhound.
exhibited here AZ recent dog show.
measured sIh inches from the floor
20 hts shoulder lie IS said 90 hc
tho taiie.t dog iu inc world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
noQrI\M SIIrTIN InRs

jess levin, a shut.ln from Hodui.
am. who spent part OF last summer m
Seattle last year. has moved 20 the
city Tor The enliro summer this year
he = making his homo with his els.
ter ~ 1881 r. Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
THE ATTRACTION

Don't deny II. l saw you kissing
tho cook
"Ah, but II wasn't the woman in
her I kissed; II was tho culinary cx.
pert. ~ lods.Haus Copenhagen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
Edited By N. Prank r Loope-Fhsns ospiis' asis
Department for Seattle Shut-Ins and Their Friends
Appearing Every Week in The Seattle Star

'ton per cent attendance az their ben.
EFT nah jonEE,hriage party az mo
New Washington hotel where they
have Engaged tho entire merranlne
floor for games. and b. tho way. you
must bring your own nah isugE set
There will b. instructors and a fino
lot q prizes. Excellent entertainers
have hesn enEaEcd for afternoon and
evening. You're EolnE 20 miss the
SWEETEST time you ever had n you
don't GENE 90 Rill Murray's beneft
party. April 20, afternoon az : o'clock
evening az s. meEEanins floor. New
Washington. those In charge say,
sHITINS AT THEATER
Mere than 50 shu,.,ns VIII ha The
guests 81 tho pantages theater man.
aycment next Friday afternoon. Most
q these viii b seeing their nmt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
GUILD TO Nu1T

NeKt ulccting OF tho Sunshine
Guild VIII 10 az tho residence % Mrs.
n. a. Jones ises Sinth ave. =. T.
on May 18th.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
p.r slt

psnr siri
I have besn aaicted With eonsti-
patinn fer the past IS yesrs. ard
during that time ] have bern N
fear different hnspitais and sab
rnlitrd 20 Eve different operstions
that were the result - eonsiips-
ton. ! vas getilng % bad hat
even meal I ate sourrd en my
stomach. Two months ago ] was
advised % eat your hellogEs
krumhled D-an. ! trte1 =. a.
~ss trying everything could hear
ef. rroul that DAY oa have never
taksn q physie. NJ stomach dos
net soar any more and NJ heveis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
move regularly morning snd
exeniaE. focfs tincersly.
Prank Laneing.
ilae IsfTiss Ave-. Nsfien. Ind.

itoe Jsfriea Avs. Asfton, Ind
Tor permanent relief. eat Kellogg o
Bran regularly. Two tAblespoonfuls
daily-ln chronic eases, with cvcry
meal. II Is guaranteed 20 bring 70
suits. or Jour grocer will return your
money.
Yeu viii Ike tho delicious nut.llka
favor Of kellogg 5 Bran-so different
from ordinary hrans. which are uu-
palaiablc. Eat Kelloggs Bran with
milk or cream. Sprinkle Il over other
cereals. Cook Il with hot cereals. Try
Il IN the recipes given on tho package.
Kollogg's Bran. cooked and frum-
bled. is served by leading hotels and
clubs IN individual packages. Mado
In Battle Creek. sold by al gr0oers.
-Advertlsemoni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
suNSmINFIls ACTIVE

CUNsHINE Uuiiders wcru very
- active Eastor week spreading
sunshine Ia the homes q moro
than IS fhut.ins. We were tn
dohiedcd 20 them FOR a beautiful
i1astor ny. Tor which We are
Nssry grateful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
But 20 Years Supply
of Oil Left America
u. S. Wastes It's Mineral Fuel Just as
Grossly as Lumber, Report Warns

"a largs part q the territory N the
United states that may possibly con-
tain oil has been studied ana Wild
eating has spread thru prospect
i've iato many regions of possible
aud even Impossible territory"
on ~ IMPORTED
10 fIIL NEEDS
~ with timber, the period Of oil
scarcity already II here.
''fhe oountry's annual prodne'
tim" points out ih0 geological
survey, rs noN almost hall
billion barrels. but tho annual
consumption Is well beyond the
half billion mark, and hiiii
growing. For some ysars We
have had 20 import oil. !"
And experts believe ws have
passed tho production peak.
Again. az with timber. authorities
don't mean 20 say that ws shall A..
rive. literally. At a given date IN
1914 after which there viii - no
moro oll-that every flyysr vii
have 20 DO senppod for lack u
fuel.
Estimates are based on the
amount OF oil recoverable from the
ground b. present methods. IL re-
mains 70 b. seen what can be &C
compllshsd BY new ouss. Thus far,
however. tho EeoloFieai survey aays
they can 10 regarded only las In
tho experimental stage" Besides.
while thors which arc being expert
msnisd with may prove aatlHfnctory
In some districts. u has been
demonstrated already that they
won't work IN Others.
In short. tho geological survey
finds little comfort in these suEEca-
ilenu Of additions % the now vic.
ibis domestic oil supply, considering
that the United states IL already
absolutely dependent on forsisn
countries 90 eks out her own pro-
duciion. and ~ tAe foreign Oh can
10 procured. this dependence II sure
70 Krow greater and greater az our
ffsiA. urane"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25

Ins Thir.ssn 800 8 Iool.InE ~ ID
The Washington times., 1924-07-16
new STUDIO IS
OPENED OVER
OCEAN
Two Of Best Known orches-
tras to Radio From At
Iantlc City Pier

That even radio fs subject to the
spell OF these summer days, and
succumbs to the lure 81 the seaside,
IS evidenced py the opening this
week Of q new studio on the Millfon
Dollar Pier. ut Atlantic CITY. IRE
studio - located Iii the center or
the pier. actually over the Atlantic
ocean.
Tho broadcast material Is gathered
from four points on the immense
structure into q central control
room. Here specially designed
ampltier builds up the micropione
impulses to sufficient power TO carry
them over land wires across the
State Of New Jersey, under tiia
Delaware River and into the cper.
ationg room Of station ,WDAR.
Philadelphia.
The opening Of this studio, which
VIII operate every Friday evening
during the summer months, marks
the end OF eight weeks Of expert.
mental programs from the WDAR
temporary studio in Atlantic city.
TWO OF the best known dance or.
chestras IN the country win broad.
cast through this remote control
the Benson Orchestra OF Chicago,
with Don Nestur end Charley Frye
Million Dollar Pier Orchestra. IN
addition, the shows playing In the
theater on the pier, including the
Emmett WEIGH Minstrels from Du.
mont's old theater in Philadelphsa.
will contribute to the Friday pro.
gram each week.
The Washington times., 1924-07-16
PORTABLE RADIO
MUST NOT BE
TOO SMALL
compactness Desirable but
Efficiency Comes First. Says
Consulting Engineer
By InteTnatIonal News servlee,

NEW YORK, July 16.--"Compact.
ness Is q highly desirable factor in
Q portable radio het, but for the
sake OF saving q few inches OF
space 1t Is obviously undesirable to
sacrifice the actual efficiency Of
the set" declares f. Perrin Cooper
consulting engineer for the Radio
Research Corporation.
This applies especially to the
placing Of transformers, coils and
even variable condensers. Cooper
said.
Mounting radio and audio ire.
quency transformers too close TO.
gether may seriously interfere with
the operation Of the entire set"
said Cooper, especially IL they are
not OF the shielded variety.
have known amateurs to
mount a variable condenser on the
inside Of a coil, wound on, a card.
board tube. Nothing could be Iesg
desirable. The most amateurish
radio experimenter should readily
perceive that there would be an un.
coptrollable magnetic flux passing
through the inside OF the cardboard
tube which would be certain TO
nave an effect on the variable con
denser."
Cooper pointed out that 1t is bet.
ter to have a set a few inches
larger and be on the safe side. than
TO sacrifice utility for mere com
pactness.
The Washington times., 1924-07-16
ROMPING AROUND
RADIO DIAL
By Listener-In


) earliest studies were under the IN.
struction of his mother, Mrs. Flor
ence "A. Ross, pianist and composer.
Ross later passed several seasons
under the tutelage OF Doctor c.. M.
Garrett, distinguished English or.
ganist, and vocal teachers Of New
York and Washington. He was
tenor soioist at st. Andrew Epis.
copal Church. Washington, until
two years ago when he gave un
that work to devote his entire time
to his duties as choirfnaster and
organist at the Western Presby.
terrain Church.
During the Radio Show at Con.
vention Hail.. Ross took an active
part In dispatching the show pro-
grams. It WIS at that time that
his ability in the broadcasting field
was brought to the attention Of
the Radio Corporation.
The latest mystery man from
''WRC" il mr.. Homer Melville =
Of Cincinnati, who sang from that
station last night.
To us, he Is no mystery at an.
It has been called to our atten.
ton that a safety razor IS getting
a LOT Of free advertising from the
paid radio advertising Of battery
company.
The Washington times., 1924-07-16
HIS MUSIC GETS
EDISON To
DINNER
Knecht's Concerts Put End to
Inventor Being Late for
Evening Meals

NEW YORK. July s.-Thomas
A. Edison is Joseph Kne.nt's
greatest admirer. and an enthusi.
astic listener every evening when
Mr.. Knecht's orchestra broadcasrr
from the rose room Of the Waldorf.
Astoria.
Furthermore, Mr.. Knecht's music,
broadcast nightly through Station
WEAF, is the one thing which in
surea his prompt arrival at home
for dinner.
Mr.. Knecht learned OF This one
evening recently when the great in.
yentor's daughter.in-law, who was
dining at the Waldorf, cafne up
between numbers to congratulata
and thank the conductor ana his
orchestra,
For years the Edison family has
despaired OF getting the inventor
home from his laboratory Ia time
Tor O'Clock dinner, so great Is his
devotion to work.
One night he listened In during
dinner and heard the last number
or a rose room concert.
Upon learning that the conaers
had been going on since Is O'Clock
ne gave orders that dinner In the
Edison household would be served
at o'clock thereafter, and he hasn't
been late to dinner since.
Mr.. Knecht has invited the scien-
fist to prepare a request program
OF his favortte numbers, which win
pc played in the rear future.
The Washington times., 1924-07-16
FRED HEAD" AWAY ON
"RADIO" HONEYMOON

Now it's radio honeymoon trip
for Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Hall. the
bride and bridegroom Of the radio
wedding on June 4 at WEAF. the
sincerity Of which over 1000, 900
people enjoyed. Following q
months outing in the woods OF
Northern Michigan, the RED Head
Is answering the call OF the micro.
phone. His first appearance by
radio since the wedding win be at
Station WAX, Minneapolis, on
Saturday, July 10.
This Is the first stop on a honey
mon radio tour that win take the
entertainer and his bride through
the Canadian Northwest, the Pa.
cific Coast and Hawaii. Later in
the year, MIR. and Mrs. Hall will
tour eastward. covering much OF
the radio territory which he toured
alone the first part Of the year
prior to his wedding.