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4 s..5
pu ceskych stran vysvitne tim
zaznamenati, ze N9mci odepfe
II slozenf slibu We statni feci.
4 temto koncdm tedy dopra-
covalo paktov&nf eeskych stran
agrarnf, pol. zlvnos,l a lidove
$ Nemci. Nepffstojnost postu
pu eeskych staran vysvitne tim
jasneji. zddrazni-li Sc, ze tu
meme bezi 0 politicke rozpory,
jako hlavnA 0 newazivost O.
sobni, jimz byla We psi dana
dlstojnoet masta z 80 proc. ces
k6ho, BE zde jedina sestina
Nemch rozhodovala o ieho re-
presentantech ze bndouc-
nosti We spojenl s ostatnfmi
dkoly resiti hlayne jeho ma
rodni potfeby. Maze-li byti kr-
vaveJSi ironie? v okofnlch ne
meckych osadach vyvclal ne
mecky lspech v M. samozrej.
me netajenou radost, uz dnes
vidi z jeho radnice vlati prapo
~ svych bafev. v Plzni, ma.
rodni ostudy nelze 1atim odei-
niti. Narodn6 citiefm zivldn
nutno Sc nyni dzeji senaknouti
a stati ma strait proti nemec.
he rozpinavosti a cAevedome
" obrane pracovati 0 ceskou
vsc v Manetin6.
Obet' neSt astne llsky. -
" sadech il kostela sv. Jindii.
cha ma dolnim Noyem mests
stfelila Sc 90. ledna do prsor
neznama as 25-leta divka. Au,
tomobil zachranne stan:ce do
pravil il umirajici do vseobec.
me nenocnice, kde zemfela zs
kratko. v nest'astnici zjisti
monter od fy. Roedrs v Xii
nnentske ulici II. svou milenkl
24-letou Miladu Dvofakovu
dceru zeleznEniho zfizence :
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Pacova. Zoufala 81 pro neSt'ast
nou lasku. Mrtvola byla do
.pravena do ustavu pc soudni
pitvu.
Hradee kr&Iov& - opefe q
lomoucke. - Operni soubor N.
divadla v Qlomouci absolvowal
pocatkem tnhoto roku radu o.
per,ich vecerI v Hradci Kra-
love. "a tento zajezd dosta-
10 sc olomouck&mu divadlu We.
Ice vreleho nzn&ni nejen Ia
meisi kritikou. nybrz take m
radou kralaye- -hradeckon, kte,
Era veAovala olomoucke opeTe
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-09
DRAvY I cEx0stOvENskA.

.O0kUtAvONus
jehoz pfedseda, major v zalo-
re Mayer zahajl ustavujlci
valnou hramdu uvitanim hosti
a sice: senatord dra Herbena
a kousi zastupce presidento-
IVY kancelare sekcniho sefa dra
Schieszla, z4stupce minister
stew a ceskoslovenskeho Ger
veneho krfze, prof. dra. Has
kovce, gen. insp. dra Macha-
ra, krone jinych generala Sy-
roveho, cecka, Vozenilka, ve-
slitele prazske diviss gen. skva
ru, zastupce COL. a cetnych
korporaci obtanskych. PritomA
ne oslovil ministr mar. obrany
Udrzal, ktery prijajl protek-
torat spolecnosi a We SVEN
projevu zddraznil jeji human
nj vyznam. Presidenten spo-
lecnosti Bileho kfize byl zvo-
len podnacelnfk hlavniho sta
bu gen. Syrovy, a clenstvi v
dstrednim vyboru prijali mimo
jine pp.: kancler DIR. Pfemysl
samal, primator dr. Baxa,
gen. insp. dr.. Machar, senate
Fl dr.. Karas a Herben, profe-
sori dr.. Kukula a Haskovec a
poslanci BradaG, Hummelhans
a David.
Studentska laska. V Brne 81
leckdo zije tax, jako ma ma
lem venkovskem mestecku. A
zvlaste STUDENT Sc die toho RI
di. Uceni, laska, yylety a o.
pacne. A nekdy z toho. byva
povedeny romanek. TAX Sc sta
10, ze studentik Sc seznami S
devcatkem. Jeden Sc libil dru-
hemu a tax laska pokracova-
la pravidelnym tempem. Prisa
ny, mlceni q vsechno ostatni.
Temer rok trvala idylka. Po-
Jednou student jal Sc nedave-
rovati, podezirati a zjist'oval
fakta. Vse slo jako v biogra-
fu ma platne. Sledoval svlj j.
deal jak Sherlock Holmes a
konecne Sc mu podafilo, re il
pristihl $ jinym. A zjistil je-
ste vice! ze totiz milehka ma
vstevuje byl svehO, neoficial-
niho milence. A hned kul 'pla-
ny. Pomyslel ma koupi revolve-
ru, ale bidne financni pom6ry
mu toho nedovolovaly. Poslati
otraveny dort je stare a cisi .
toho kriminal. Tax CO? Zkla-
mani milenci byvaji vynal6-
zavi! | on byl! Vyuzil prihod-
ne chvile, kdy milenka sla do
bytu sv6ho druheho milovnika
a kdyz zapadly "a nj dvere,
pfivesil ma ne pravy americ-
Ky zamek, patent, S jakym by
ami Rreitbart slavne pameti
mic nesvedl. PAX jako satan sc
spatne tajenym smichem ma
rtech odesef do prdjezdu pro-
tejsiho domu a pozoroval, CO
Ese bude dit. Nafekal sc dlou-
no, nebot' milenci Sc pokouse-
Ii zprvu otevriti dvere bez
hluku. Ale kdyz to selhalo,
pocaly Sc ozyvati rany jake
kdyz tluce do sudu. Bylo je sly
Set pres celou ulici, kazdy
kroutil hlavou, co sc to dele
a pax puzen vrozenou zv6da-
vosti sci poslouchal tyto "a
ludne agnaly, volajici 0 pO-
moe otevreni.. Dole nakupil se
zatim zastup zvedavcu. Konee
vsemu ucinil zamecnik, ktexJ
utrhl patentni zamek a prvn,
! shladi vylekane milence. A
nyni nastala pro milence xii
nno%C xc1~I
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SovSt.kS Rusko vystavujs
ma mexinarodnim jarnirn praz
sksm vslstrhu We dnech 16.---
%. bfezna. Obchodni mise
SSSR. v Praze podepsala tyto
dny pfihlasku pro jarnf yele-
trh ma vetsi plochu. Prozatim
ma byt tato plocha urcena ce-
Ia pro statnf nakladatelstvi v
Moskve, jet chce timto zph-
sobem prijiti do styku Sc zdej
sim jinym kniznim trhem. Phi
hlasky nekterych prlmysla
jsou ma cest6 do Prahy.
umrti. Dne Ii. ledna zemfe
la ucltelka oh. SIX. div. v Pri-
brami, 81. M. HeroNova, ktera
zasvetila zivot svuj skole a
sverene mladezi.
Mad'arsko-bavorske spoje.
nectvi proti ceskoslovensku.-
Pred trestnim soudem v Pesti
bylo dne IA. ledna zahajeno
prellceni proti poslanci Ulaino
vi. dru Bella Szemereovi Bo-
bulovi pro zlocin poburovani.
Soudni budova byla obsazena
silnymi policejnimi oddly.
Kdo~vstoupil do poschodi, V
nemz byl sal urceny X procef-
su, musil Sc podrobiti prlsne
kontrole legitimaci. Kazdy ob
zalovany ma diva pravni "a
stupce. Pc precteni obzaloby
prohlasil Ulain, ze je nevinen
a zadai Cd predsedajlciho, by
preliceni o jeho prvni ceste do
Mnichova v unoru 1923 bylo
prohlaseno tajnym. Soud dal
k tomu sve svoleni. Pc obno-
veni verejneho liceni vylicil
Ulain, jak Sc seznamil S b.
bulou, drem Szemerem a Doeh
melem, kteryzto posledni pfi-
slibil mu pomoc pri akci o OBJ
noveni integrity Uher. Phi roz
mluve Doehmelem poznal u
lain, re tento je velice dobfe
informovan 0 nemeckych "a
lezitostech. Doehmel mluvil o
obavach Nemecka, re totiz
Francie a Ceskoslovensko vtrh
nQu do Nemecka, procez by
bylo ucelnejSf, kdyby Mad'ar-
sko napadlo Ceskoslovensko z
jihu. O Rumunsku a Jugosla-
vii nebylo tenkrate vdbec mlu
veno. Mad'arsko melo doda-
vati Bavorsku potraviny, "a
tez melo dostati zbrane, VOL
sko a hlavne technicke sbory
a delostrelectvo. Pro akci Ma
d'arska proti Ceskoslovensku
melo byti Mad'arsku dano k
disposici $4,000 muzu. Ulain
podotkl, re jeden exemplar te-
to smlouvy sa mpodepsal, ac-
koli byl v pochybnostech, zda
muze tuto listinu podepsati We
jmenu mad'arskeho statu. Ne
bylo vubec mluveno o neja-
KEN puci vuci MaRarsku.
Kdyz byl tazan, ktere voien-
ske silly tvorily zakladnu teto
akce, odpovedel zaporn6o frebo
tvrzenlm, re to nevi, yxslech
ostatnich obzalovanych, jakoz
i svedka Doehmela, byl tajny.
Ustaveni spolecnosti BilSho
krize. V minulych dnech byla
ustavena V Praze Spolecnost
Bileho Ikri2e, jejiz ukolem Jest
pecovati lazenskou lecbu o.
nemocnelych vojenskych gazis
tn, statnich urednikl jejich
rodin. Iniciativy k obnove te-
to spolecnosti Sc uial Svaz
ceskoslOvenskeho dustoinictya.
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DUCHOVE Z HlLo, ze
.i.ts sedm& dcera ,edms dec
~ = ialkO takoy6 naSta i uoc
'byti We st&f6n spojeni -
str.aiidly ; dachy ddoli HI
10? 10. dnora Y sini J. A.
komensky m vych. 13l. q.
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jako sphvenci 2o.ooo Kc : pta-
MIN, aby Hradec KrAloye Inohl
uvitati olomouckou onexQ kak. !.
dorosns, Jsdnaai S Af4zstvee.
olomouckeho Mvadla hylo fz
zshajeno q ptinoii So k narhu
take Pardubiea. .eob !
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DR.. Albert F. Smell
rch 9. a Prospect Ave.
C1evolaud n

Cleveland, o.
xApsmatu1te 81 eas nists.
'9rG Credni hodiny:
Cd a.9hod. rano do 7 h. vecer.
v hedeli a We svatek cd
10 bod. rano do / odp.
Adressa lfadovny v Gin
cinnati, O.. 1854 Wesley Nv
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S>sAs ss - VclAVN QAO WyH1
lednA saatA 9, jinsk aanxl do
ml5na aikdo pfistap. &keda ~
paei ~ n6ldruheho uaillcnu
koEua. pojist1e Siai viak poa-
ze 927.O0o Kc. Krone toho
shofely pouoznAsu Nohalovi
zasoby um6lych tukl q rnaza-
del asi "a 5000 Kc, kterk me-
byly pojntSny. Polar byl TAX
vefiky; ~ K udr3ovani pef&d-
ku krom4 policie . 6etnickJch
hlfdek nssely byti poslAny dve
rPty vejska.
kastel Gsl. a rak. zslez<rea.
Ceskoslovenske a rakousk6 ze
lez}fsk6 z4vody uzavfely me-
Il sebou konvenei, kterA u
Epravuje jednotne ceny vSrob-
kG q jednak zavadi kontingen
l. ~
tovani vyroby pro cizozemske
Itrhy, zejmena Balkan, pfi Gem
ceskoslov. podnikdm byly kon-
cedovany urcite dodavky do
Rakouska, jAkozto reexportu-
[jicf zemi. Konvence ma byti
yztazena i IA zavody jugo-
Nslavskey Poole "Tribuny" po-
klesl valne vyvoz zeleza do Ne
taieecka, "a TO vzrostly pozoru-
hodns obiednavky 2 Rumun-
ska. Poole Pr. T." vyvezlo &c
skOslovensko, cd led,na do lis
Etapadu m. i. zelezneho zbozi
do Nemecka, "a Alt, do Pol
ska "a ~, do Rumunska "a
60, do Rakouska "a So, do Ma
da'rska "a 50, do Jugoslayie
"a 80 a do ltalie "a 8 miliond
Kc.
Move soudcovske tituly. Jak
znamo, vlada hodla omsziti We
vsech 1rednich tit,llech tituly
radil a presidentd. Pocatek bu
de ueinen, iak sc sdeluje, u
soudu, kde bl!dou zavedeny Ii
tu!y: soudce I devate hodnostni
tride podrzi titul soudce, v
7. tride krajsky soudce !. ne
jak dosud rada zemskeho sou-
du. v 6. tffle bude Sc nazy.
vati vr.hni soudce (dosud ra-
da vrchniho zemskeho soudu).
Stall soudcoye u nejvyssiho
soudu budou miti titul rada
nejvyssiho soydu, Skutecnf pax
soudcoye ve.,4, tride, hodnostni
II nejvyssibo,tpudu .budou miti
titul senatniho pfedsedy. III.
tuly president budou odstrant
ny a misto nf,h .aveden bude
titul predseda, ma p;. prvni
predseda nejvyssiho soudu, pre-
dseda zemskaho soudu, std.
| Ceskost ManStina prohrana.
PiSe Sc nam 2 Manetina u Plz-
ne: Kdyz isnle verejnosti poda
vali zpravu O 'volbach do zdej
siho obeeniho pTedstavenstva
vypsanych nati2e. m. m., proje.
viii jsne pevnoe nad6ii, xe Y
tomto meste So zastupcove ces
kych stran represeAtujicich pet
sestin celtho zastupitelstva, do
hodnou, ably soba &c sveho stfe
du zvoIii predstavitele meE:ta.
Bohuzel nestalo Sc tax, Name
tin octl Sc v Remeckych ru.
kou, stalosta mesta zvolen byl
proti vuh vetsiny teskych lidl
lza pomoci nemeckych hlasl,
Istejne vnucena ceskemu Ma
n6tinu osoba naneshka stare
stoya S narodnostni kvalifika
lei zcela podle chuti dikta-
tn strany nemecke. Narodne
smyslejicl strany Opustily pa
volbe starostQNe ma znamen'
protestu radniGni IAN a pr0ti ne
zakonne dalsi volbe dalsich
\ Glenu m6stskd rady podAno MI
s'yolani. Jen namatkou lie jcstS
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Dr.. Albert F. Smell

LIZ AOCII 044Ou
70 Snellova soukromeho
sanatofe ' Cincinnati, Ohio
bude mejkati v Clevelandu
We svs dfadovnS
412-414 Erie Building
rob 9. a Prospect Ave.
Cd STREDY 49, UNORA
DO SOBOTY %. UNORA.
POUZE IL DNl.
Doktor lec1 vsechny cnronicke nemo
o. 1 zn.rzaceni muzt, i Zen q detI '
mnohem pfipade mhze byti zabran6ne
I opsraoi. sv6ttts-H % mu v ieceni.
OSetruje veskere nemoci
,MuzG, zen a ditek.
Kataru q xeludecnim chorobAm Q.
, senuJs obxvlaStni poxornost
Trpite-N katarem. pf1jd'te . nechts
- vysetfiti NeDocni q chorobou po.
nekud napadsni. NELL by se uchoplt,
pfflezitosti Jeho nAvst6vy. NavBtivte
jej . budete IspokoJeni. Jestli he jesl
vas ptfpad nevylec!tclny. fekne Van
tax beg okolkn a poradi Van v ne.
shojitelnosti. zAdny chorobnt mus
oeb 1ena nemsl by sameskati pora
diti Sc q t1mto speciaiistou.
Jste-M oostizeni rheumatismem, nor
vosou, vodnatelnostl, otoksm rukop
eeb nohou, nesnazemi jater. srdce
slabosti nerva net jinou chorobou sla
bostni. Jste-u zsinaly. trp1teli x&vrA
II. nechuti k jfdlu, sacpou nezAzivRo
1t; padoucnic1 nsb 2aludecatmt . stre,
mimi neporAdky ptijd'ts x dr.. Snellovi
Mate-H skvrny, krevni. ko4nf net
vlasovy neduh. protrx nsb xlatou S1lu
vSs - ospAchsm lAcL
Danny
ochuravAle boicnim hlavy, trudnomyD
aosts. bolostl v kffzi, xvlAAtnimi ne
moccmi mob Jeou-u postizeny jinym
nepravidelnostmi. sIabosti neb nedu
hem specielns zenskym. mely by -
tirnto Hpscialistou poradiu.
Choroby vaJecniku neb delohy lee,
bsx no2e Byio-h VAN radeno podro
bili - op.raci chirurgicke, aby {od
syanenR hylA pffc1na tcchto chorob
nsb pfi xlatd 1ile a prntr2t. neposlou
cheIte t@cnto pukyiiu a necavaJte svoJ
edyav1 pod nos. lancetu neb ranlekN
skou 1ehlu. aria bysts - drive pocA
Oily Sc specialistou.
Nshlede tomu. Jake povahy les,
Vale nemoc net jak dlouho vas suzu.
Ds. porad'te se timto specialistou. ably
rely vAS budouc1 xivot nebyl sAzcs
Start miadi muzi
Nshled4 x tomu. Jak jste nemocsn
uehlede AMI Vasf bezradnosti beg
nad4inosti n nehleda ami tomu. kdys
VAN byio jit teceno, xs Vate nemoc
lest nezhoiiteina, pti1d'te porad'ts -
tr~rl lest II ..
- - tsr pitta naceje, ma ktere visi
vaAe xdravi. nnze tato vesti X VaAemu
uxdraveni, spckojenosti a stasti.
EvLASTNf POZORNOST 80 venu1s
chemicken1 drobEohlednemu roxbo
~ krve, mcce q chrchln vSem trpt
cin nainoesnai duAevIimi nervovym,
te'npiisacemi,
vAechny to,azy adresa1ts
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Nsai temu dfxno jiz,
divine zvyky mSl hid, Wis?
kdyz ma dlouhou cestu iii
nosy takto ii tell;
kdyz Sc sesf, naopak
tell nosy tax j tax.
Quchovs Z Hilo - 10. lno-
r. v sini J. A. komsnsky ma
vJch. l3l. III.
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Ucelne vedena reklama
rozsir; Vase zhozi a zdvoj-
nAsobi Vas obrat.
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Doktor lecf vSechny cnronicke memo
o. I xn.rzaceni muzf l Zen q detI.
mnohem pfipade m1ze byti zabran6nt
I opsraoi. sv6tits-H 30 mu leceni.
nva.. .0x
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-11-07
MARRIED

A. H. Hedlund of Ignite, North
Dakota and Emma Bomstad of Coulee
North Dakota were united in mar
Tiage at the lutheran parsonage in
this city Tuesday afternoon Novem-
Der 4th. They were attended by
Louis J. Holman and wife Hanna. the
sister of the bride.
The groom has been engaged in
farming near Ignite, North Dakota
during the past year where the new
ly-Weds will go to housekeeping and
be ath ONE to their many friends.
are extended.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-11-07

Observation-Disclosures sales from ma
tiOnal forests during past quarter to-
tai 15,185,000 feet, Off S31, 564.49.
Total national forest cuttings for
district were 36,421,OOO feet, worth
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-11-07

ter than expected, especially on ir-
rigated land Threshing about done.
Some blowing. Livestock condition
good, more in county than a year ago.
Labor sufficient
Prairie.-Weather ideal. Fall plOw-
ing being dOne-probably 80 per cent
more than in five years past. Plenty
OF moisture. Estimate 5000 acres
winter wheat planted. Livestock and
pastures in good condition
Richland.-NO rain. Temperature
ideal for fall work. Threshing about
done. Sugar beet harvest progress
ing. Part of corn being harvested by
feeding in field, and part being cut
and shocked in field for feed, crop
better than expected. Livestock in
good shape Noticeable shortage of
feeder stock. Men and teams needed
for sugar beet harvest.
RoSebud.-Clear and warm. Win
ter wheat seeding increasing, some
up and In good shape. Flowing pro
crossing well. Beets, beans and al
falfa seed harvest still on. Hogs go
ing to market in unfinished condition
becuse of short corn crop.
- JILL " ctGCLs - w dIIlls ITO moisture.
Wheat and Rye stand good. Consid-
cradle acreage winter wheat seeded,
past week. Spuds harvested, yield
fair. Sugar beets two-thirds harvest
ed yield above average. Livestock
condition good, Is carloads to market.
Surplus of feed. No demand for la
Dor.
Valley-Weather favorable. One
week threshing on Missouri. Winter
crops excellent. Livestock shipments
heavy. Hogs to be shipped later. La
Dor about balanced.
Observation-Disclosures ideal. Beet
harvest near close. Sugar factory
reports a record receipt of beets.
Beans about threshed, quality good.
Normal acreage of wheat being seed |
ed. More feed in corn crop than ex-
pected Livestock in good condition. !
Feed yards have more cattle and
sheep than a year ago.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-11-07
MONTANA CROP AND
WEATHER REPORT

Helena. October %. Reports from
county agents received at the office Of
the State Division of Publicity for
the week ending October 25th indi-
cate that threshlng is still in progress
throughout the state but rapidly
drawing to a close. Sugar beets are
being harvested in Carbon Richland,
Rosebud, Saltwater and Yellowstone
counties. Winter wheat is reported
up and in good condition in Fergus
Gallatin, Lewis & Clark. Rosebud,
saltwater and Valley Counties. The
weather is reported warm and clear
So all sections of the state. Livestock
IS reported in excellent condition IN
% of the IL counties reporting on
livestock. Shipments to market are
being made in Fergus, Madison, Phil
lips. Rosebud, Saltwater and Valley
Counties. The labor situation APP
pears well balanced, except for de
mand for men and teams for the sug-
ar beet harvest in Richland County.
Following is a summary of the re-
ports by counties:
Blaine Weather ideal. Thresh-
inc about done and wheat marketed.
Root crops to market, good yields.
Livestock good condition and ship
ments to market being made. A
growing interest in purchase Of dairy
cattle marked in county
Carbon Weather ideal. Beet
harvest, pea and grain threshing on.
Busy with apple crop. Corn matured,
good shape. Range and stock good
no labor demand.
Cascade Weather ideal. Some
farmers still seeding winter wheat
and blowing. Threshing about done.
Livestock condition good Sufficient
labor.
Fergus Weather settled Finished
threshing and seeding. Early seeded
winter wheat showing up we'll Live
stock shipments continue.
Gallatin- Most of week warm and
sunny Fall wheat good. Consider
able grain still being threshed. Plen-
ty of pasture livestock coed condition. !
Need no men.
Lewis & Clark Clear and warm.
Winter wheat and rye good shape, al /
So alfalfa. Beans threshed, WELD
good A great deal of corn has been
hauled and stacked for winter feed. /
Livestock in good condition, except
dairy stock i'm poorer flesh.
Madison.-Ideal weather Thresh-
ing being pushed Potatoes mostly
dug Some sheep and cattle being
shipped. Stock in good condition.
Phillips.-Days clear and warm, I
nights cool Threshing about done.
Farmers on fall blowing. Livestock
excellent shipments heavier this /
week than last
Pondera.-Clear and warm. Wheat
being marketed fast, panning out bet /
The Washington times., 1924-03-14

with Only Half Living" by DR..
Hugh S. Cumming. surgeon general
of the public health service.
$50 p. m.-Piano recital by Nellie
Gertrude Payne, Program va THE
Fountain" Lysberg: CO. Spring
Song" Mendelssohn; (c) Sonata
Gathetique first movement), Beetho-
ven; I'D waltz in D flat major,
Chopin.
S:45 p. m.-"Preparing for the
Biggest Touring Season." by A. G
Seller, manager of Touring and
Transportation. American Automo.
bile Association.
l. 8 p. m.-Songs recital by Artie
Faye Guilford. soprano.
9:15- p. m.-"The Broader Signifi.
canoe of Pan-Americanism," by DR.
l.. S. Rowe, director general of the
Pan American Union.
$3.50 y. m.-Concert by Lee House
Trio.
1856 p. m.-Retransmission OF
time signals and weather forecasts
10 p. m.-Dance program by Mac.
| Williams Orchestra.
The Washington times., 1924-03-14
RADIO STRIDES ON
TO ENCIRCLE W0pI n

RADIO messages telegraphed from
american stations have extended
haf way round the world already
ana radio broadcasting. practicable
Ia quarter Of the distance. ACCORDING
10 Secretary l.. f.. Whittemore al
the Governmental Inter.depart
mental radio committee.
Music, fortunately for interna
tionai broadcasting, is written in
a universal form. and is understood
II not always appreciated. regard
less OF the native tongue. Speeches
ana addresses, however, and an
nouncements, may soon have tC
he made in language understood
around the world. if American sta
tons are to extend the scope OF
broadcasting that far.
Some stations. heard in foreign
countries or adjacent to interna
tional borders. are already making
their announcements in two Ian
guages for the benefit of their lis
tepers.
The Washington times., 1924-03-14
GUS TALKS ARE BALANCED BY GOOD MUSIC ON WRC PROGRAM
Around
the
Radio Dial
BY Listner-In-

A noise that sounded as though it
might be caused by the falling Of
the Prince of Wales from his horse
was the nearest we came to listen
ing in on England.
1t was a real disappointment in
view OF the lack of static last
night and the silence which was
preserved almost generally until 8
o'clock.
The only stations that offered in
terference before that hour were
WGY, which was trying to send
its program back to England, and
the Voice Of Anthracite" at
Scranton, Pa, which chirped into
the night with its 100 watt lungs.
We adjusted the dials delicately
and carefully and then tumbled
them about with reckless abandon.
But nowhere was there any hint Of
tired and painting wave stagger.
ing in from a trans oceanic dash.
Despite the early accounts of non
reception from other cities, we still
are holding out in the belief that
someone in the District stumbled
across the music from the Savoy
Hotel or the address of Marconi.
= The announcer at WGY accentu.
ated the trans-oceanic spirit Of the
night by referring to his station as
that at Schenectady U. s. A." It
sounded highly important and was
in marked contrast to the simple
Schenectady" without call letters
or explanation. with which he re.
Gently has been wont to announce
his station.
Although failing to reach London
we managed to bring in the
British station at Montreal. which
was employing some 1000 watts to
transmit the jubilee performance
of the Bat Theater Players at His
Majesty's Theater.
With the increased power of the
transmitter the explosive remarks
of Balieff crashed through the
Army Band Orchestra music at
the University Club, and the tink-
ling notes of the Parade of the
Wooden Soldiers drowned out the
words of the toastmaster at that
dinner.
A British flavor, also was af
forded by the voices of two of the
cast of the WGY players. who
were presenting Lonsdale's Spring
Cleaning"
The Washington times., 1924-03-14
MARIoN DAVIES WILL
RADIO TALK SATURDAY

NEW YORK. March 14.-The en-.
tire program of the Israel Orphan
Asylum entertainment, which is to
he held at Madison Square Garden
tomorrow evening, will be broadcast
by WIZ.
Among those who will be heard
by the listeners on Saturday night
will be Marion Davies, George M.
Cohan, Eddie Cantor. Paul White
rGan and his orchestra, Olga Pc
trova. Marilynn Miller, Fanny Brice,
Fay Banter, Cantor Josef Shlisky.
Anna Roselle. Bernice de Pasquaii,
Estellc Schreiner and Maria Harris.
The affair will be opened by
Mayor Hylan. this being his first
public appearance since his illness
and addresses will be made by
Senator Copeland and several other
hoininent citizens.
The Washington times., 1924-03-14
Local Broadcast
NAA-NavaI Radio Station,
Arlington.
(435 Meters, radiOphOne.)

(43J Meters, radlOphOne.D
1915 p. m.-Live stock markets.
las p. m.-Fruit and vegetable
markets.
3 p. m.-Live stock.
3:45 p. m.-Weather report.
4:O5 p. INLAY and feed.
4:25 p. m.-Dairy products.
7:45 to p. m.-Tfeasury Depart
ment, bureau of the United States
public health service, broadcast No.
220. Hygiene of Old Age"
$3.50 Meters, Spark.)
IL and 10 p. m.-Time signals.
1901 p. m.-Weather report, ship
orders, naval press news.
LOCAL STATIONS.
WCAP-C. & p. (46Y.
Silent night.
WMU-DOubIeday-Hill Electric Co.
(285)
4.30 to $50 p. m.-Musical pro.
gram.
WRC-RadiO Corporation (469).
o.Io ~ m'-AAStIuCtlon III inter
national code.
6 p. m.-Children's stories aud
songs by Peggy Albion and Mary
Frances Glenn.
1885 p. ma talk by George II
Clark of the Radio Corporation of
America.
7:45 p. m.-"The Question Box"
by arrangement with the Pathfind-
err Publishing Co.
500 p. m.-Song recital by Albert
Ross Lord, barytone, Evelyn Her
cum at the piano.
8:15 p. m.-"Do Not Be Satisfied