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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

state for the 1894 license plates was
such that the plates. which arc real,
- dust ooiored. could be seen but a
short distance away Tho firnt mis-.
take was IN tho selection Of eolors.
Physicists tell Us that the comhin.
alton q yellow and black gives the
Greatest Visibility and tho second
choice u orange and black.
During the present year. 20
states arr using white numr-al,
for figures with a combination Of
cream. blue. green. gray, tan.
yellow. maroon. orange. red. al
minimum gold and ycrmillon back.
grounds. Eleven states arc using
black backgrounds with whiis
numerals and Other states arc
using brown. blue and alumni.
UNI for tho numerals.
Illinois has good license plate
with bright yellow numerals and a
black background That - one OF
tho beat Of all color combination.
Idaho has a good ono with lemon
yellow BACKGROUND and black nufner,
al. Indiana and Maryland uss or.
anga numerals with black back.
grounds. Michigan black numerals on
a yellow background. Missouri and
New Mexico black numerals on an
orange backgrounds.
states could very well stick 10
the yellow and black and ornngcand'
black combinations. There n enough
difference 20 make them eRsy TO dis.
,inguish from year TO year.
in times OF accidents and traffic
violations. police arc Frequently in
want Of license plate numbers. II il
10 the lniercs, Of motor car owners
that they should have them.
Criminals frequently make uss o.
stolen cars: another reason why
plates ahouid be easy 20 read.
Operatives in search for stolen
cara frequently have 10 rely on lie.
cnso plates alone,
"The conscientious motor car own.
or and driver Is among the frat 20
adyocat. better means OF ldentlfylng
cars.
1T IL only tho careless and The
reckless who oppose such measures
as these and they arc as much OF a
menace 70 the mo,oris, as TO the
pedestrian"
License plate visibility classified BY
states by color experts follows:
Alabama--Cream and brown. Fair
ArIEona--B Blue and white 49,. Fair
Arkansas-Gray and blue. ..... Bad
California and white. :. Fair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

ohio-Dark bfne and white. .. Fair
oklahoma-oreen and white. ID. Fair
Oregon-Red and white .......F Pair
Psnsylvania-oold and blue. D.. Pair
Rhode Island Black and white. Fnlr
=. carolina-orange and black Fair
Is Dakota-Blaek and aluminium. Fair
Tennsssee-Yeilow and black. Best
Texas-Blaek and white. Bad
utah-Blue and white Fair
Yermoni-Aluminum and black. Bad
Virginla-iisd and whits, ...,.. Fair
WaEhlngton-Blue and white 81. Fair
". NlrginiA-Maroon and white Fair
wisconsin-Biaek and white. Good
Wyoming -vsrmillon and white Pair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
NO DETOURING
Road Widened Near Scenic
Hood Canal

OLYMPIA. May iT.-After work.
ng three big state crews practically
all winter and spring on the widen
ing OF the narrow portion Of The
Hood canal section OF the scenic
Olympic highway this work Is near
ing completion and one OF the crews
has Just been shifted.
Engineer High Govan. who has
been handling a crew OF about 40
men az F.idon. has finished widening
about five miles between there and
Triton and has moved tho entire
camp 20 Lake sutherland. lying east
OF Lake Crescent. where extension
widening operations Will be con.
Quoted. on the hillside above the
lake the road II narrow. with some
had curves. and the widening and
reduction OF tho curves will make
Il A safer and better road.
No .detouring will be necessary.
states District Highway Engineer W,
~. YeaEcr. Jr.. tho road being kept
open for Traffic turnout tho opcF'
atoms. as was done on the Hood
canal road
A. u. Mills Is finishing up the
Dosewalips fill. working about 20
men. and Andrew Jorgcnson. who
has been working about 40 men on
the widening job between Eidon and
IAliiwaup has finished about four
miles and still has about ono and
one.half miles 10 finish.
Tho new bridge over the Doae
waillps river. built BY the federal
government. was completed and
opened for traffic about 10 day.
ago. This Is steel structure with
3.5-foot span.
Work an the HANNA HANNA
river bridges Is proceeding slowly
With two channels about 1900 feet
apart. two separate i.o-foot spar
bridges were required. and while the
contract provided for completion bS
May i. this year. the frs, one Il mol
done and the second scarcely started
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
By ISRAEL KLEIN

.DIREcT automobile traffie away
~ from street car lines.
Provide one-vay streets.
Limit parking in eongested areas.
Provide loading platforms for
street car traffic.
Install rotary traffic at busy cor
ners.
Cut of corner curbs at a wider
radius.
These are the salient recommen.
cations for the relief OF traffic con.
gestion and consequent reduction OF
accidents made by william j. Cox.
traffie engineer OF the National
Bureou Of Casualty and Surety I'm.
derwriters- They are made after n
close study OF traffic conditions and
accident causes in several cities.
According 10 Cox. congestion il
the greatest physical or non.per.
sonal cause OF automobile accidents.
! Not that they occur at busy inter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

cycles % D. usrd Tor mounting pr
peuGlcBiar walls = his moior1rems
aud doing other thrilling Hiunir li
high rate n speed
Bauer plans 20 purchaas four more
n these scouts Tor his moterffoms
az Havana. Cuha.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

A contract WA lst hsf vssk for
the eomplstian u ths paving az the
TOP q Eihi hin between SUMNER and
Buckley and construction win bsnn
Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

fcro with other traffic.
Tn any case" Cox concludes.
make the safe path tho easiest
path TO follow and eliminate con.
fusion by marking out on tho pave.
ment with paint or preferably with
n combination OF paint and bumpers
tho paths 20 be followed by both
pedestrians and vehicles. IL this
principle Is adhered TO In any given
case. improvement viii surely result.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

AiAssaehusetts-M'Pn and white Fair
MichiEan-Ysiiow and black. Best
Minnesota Blue and white. .,. Fair
Mlssissippl-Blue and white Fair
Missouri-ounEe and black Bes,
Montana Hue and Fair
Nebrakka,-Blaok and white. 80. Best
Nevada Green and white ..... Bad
New Hampshire Green. white. Best
New Jersey Red and white Fair
New Mexioo-orange and black Fair
New York-oray and white Bad
y. Carolina Gray and maroon. Pair
y. Dakota Aluminium and bl'ek Fair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

coiorado-Gray and black. Bad
Connecticut Gray and black. Bad
Delaware Tan and brown. .... Fair
Florida Black and white, ..... Pair
GcorEia-0ray ana black r..,. Bad
Illinois Black aud Yeilow. .... Best
Idaho yellow and black .... Best
Indiana Black and oranEe. $50. Best
Iowa Black and white. s.s.....F Fair
Kansas Green and white. Fair
Kentucky Blue and white. 60. Good
Louisiana Blue and black .... Fair
Maine Blue and white, ..t..,.. Fair
Maryland Black and orange Best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
M0TORDROME RIDER
BUYS FOUR CYCLES

Harry r. Bauer. commonly known
as Speedy Bauer" champion motor.
drome rider Of the world, who IL now
performing In Atlanta with the
Brown A Dyer shows. has just pur.
chased four new Indian Scout motor.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03
FIND BODY OF BABE
 IN ISOLATED SWAMP
iin'a !Nlken, lhrre irars Dh Girl, Had iieen Missing Since
 AiaA ai, in RI

Aonh sWllhhfli, R, f. AHly 8, -
 The hoiN al ihrrr A,Nr aid Viola
 Nlkrn, miss'rg since Nas gf and for Wh"m state and lerai authorities, NoiAing Wllh passes naar ruuduetcd dn Intensive soafch, Wa8 found lsiug lace downward yrrlfrlaN in lnnep swamp coo ine lsoHfrA farm nf Edgar MoWrN fhe chili's hrHh hnrr a mHfk apparently wound, aud An autopsy wlil hr held today lo a.itr- mine The nature nf ihr supposed iu- iEfE hniclpls fornair ihr moving Of The hadl eHd iHst night rnaid Nas mounted t0 prnnm ilE h.ing disturb Ah
 Reside ihr loly were iie girls hhnrs and stockings and musfigHfors fHid nN night that thr ,hiid may have lied from exhaustion after hr. coming ln.i while WHding in the swamp After Inc sir''s diH.ppurnrr Mrs, Viola Aiken, her mother, was ar- rested on statutory charge win James GrAhHm, H fnrmhund con ihu Mowry farm, for whom she kept house. AIrA Aiken Is m iaif under sa,dno bail and Graham at liberty in si,au0.
 The hoiy was found log Eigut MnwrY, owner Of inc furm, when he was gunning for crows. The spot k and inc farm nsrlf lies ct"ocn three and fom mites from lhe main highway,
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03
TRAIN WRECKED, THREE
 PERSONS ARE INJURED
Eight Cars of Broadway Limited are Derailcd Near Lancaster.
 Penn.

Lancaster, Pa, July S.-rhe Broad . way Limited, one Of the Pennsylvania railroads fast trains from New York 10 Chicago. was wrecked last night one mile east Of this city. eight Of the nine cars leaving the rails. Two wom- en passengers and one member of the crew were slightly hurt. One of the women received minor lacerations and the other as prained wrist.
 A special train took the passengers to Harrisburgh, where they were pick ed up by the second section of the Broadway Limited and continued their journey after a delay of four hours. The wrecked train carried total of 1a passengers.
 The accident occurred at G:04 ?. m., Eastern Standard time, at the cut of where through trains are sent around this city. It is believed to have been caused by broken truck on the for ward car. Five sleeping cars, diner mail car and combination parlor and baggage car left the rails. but all re- mained upright. The two west tbound tracks were blocked for several hours.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03
prRf MILLION Ar CArIIoL

Miss Pert kelton, lhu popular Broadway camedienne, pleased largo audience Of Capitol patrons lhis afr lernnon as headliner of The Keith vaudeville bill the last three days this week, Miss kelton is called Miss Yer saiililN" and is beautiful Nhacions young calnedienna and dancer who offers a distinctive series ot 'hlues" and jazz songs and dances
 Reign and Singer are two clever girls who offer delightful act "A Musical Melangc," which is eom- binalion of song and fun, Th,e two girls are well known in the Concert field and are now meeting with hig success in vaudeville,
 iordner and Boyer are comedy aero huis (, Torbay has q distinct novelty m his presentation of shndowgraph offering Badie and lIamsdoll arc couple Of very good entertainers who have q variety offering that evoked much applause.
 The ieutuFa phot0play presents popular owen Moore and l.natriee Joy in "rho Silent Partner" Paramount production that teens with excite mcnt and thrills and carries plot that is both novel and entertaining.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03
GREAT rICfuREs-LfCrlM.

"on the Banks of the Wabash" and
 Three Ages, the last named starring Muster keaian, are the highly enter taining photoplass heing offered, al Inc Lseeum the last three days of this week, and this afternoons audience Nss more than thrilled hy the spee- taenlar scenes m ihe first, and ean- yulsed with niFth al he screaming episodes in the second,
 "nn the Banks of lhe Wabash" is . typical small town story, with a big town climax af thrllis,
 "Three Ages" presents liuster Brown first as q man living in inc stone age and when he falls in love with the sweetheart of The original cave man, played hy Noah lieery, things happen, The next age in which Buster appears is that of tho Romans and on the day of inc gHmos in the arena he appears clad in ar- nor to do battle with the lions,
 Starting on Monday night and cons tinuinE through nest week tho Ly- cfum will show one of the most siir- ring films Of inc year in "The Spirit Of the [. s, A."
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03
NAur CONVENTION COMMITTEE.

Al a meeiing ni \, C, Hammond post, (, <, N Na held last night al the state amnory the following cons mtltpr Rns chosen la make arrange nrnts fnF Inc neampnltn' io be held m This ely next June; Isaac T. Hills. W N, nullrH William Piper Sidney N, iGonard, Alfred II, Griswolf, Will lard lyann and Edward F. Dunne. George cheney Of NoNingion vas elcctrd delegate to the national con- Yuniiun to hc held m Michigan City. Indiana. september 7-in, Theodore Johnson head nf iha state assoela- ton, win also attend,
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03
Straight From the Heart of
 a True Story Reader

T have long hoped 10 find In literature a combination of the display ofthe searny side of life and the kindness that may be found in every human heart. believe have found my desire in True Story
 Sometimes we are so burdened with our own cares that we fail to realize that others are carrying loads far more irk- some than ours. To illustrate:
 Once there was a god called the God of Trouble, because to him all went with their sorrows One day he called all the people toge ether and told them each might throw his burden aside for that one day. The people frolicked with joy. When evening came, the god told them each 10 take a burden, not the one he had placed there but any he desired.
 After gazing on the troubles of others each decided that his own burden was not ss bad as it appeared. So each was satisfied.
 thi others sarecsrrying crosses too makes one feel that life is worth living after all.'
 fSiened) Mary Agnes Perry
 R. ,, Everson, Wash.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03
kNW, Westinghouse-chicagoD

6.oh io s'aa D. m.-ninner concert. 6 to 6;i0 p. m.--joska DeBabarys orchestra,
 G:i0 to s::G--raul Whiteman's "collegians."
 6;s0 to 6:30-Joska ncBabary's orchestra.
 6'Ss 10 6ii5 ?. m,--ralk on Sports GAS to 6;S5 ?. m.--Talk on "Fi- nance and markets"
 ZOO to 7:eo D. m.--"Twenty Min utcs of Good Reading"
 7:20 to S.l5 D. m.--Musical pro- gram.
 Soprano and reader.
 Dramatic reader
 Conccrtina.
 Sis D. m.-"Safety First" talk. $500 10 10:S0 ?. m.--Late studio program.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03
The Price OfFOlly~

ALL her life Nell Colson had longed 1A for excitement, adventure, gay times. She could not forsee where the first seemingly harmless misstep might lead, or that the first stolen ride with Arch Stafford was to mark the beginning of career that would plunge her deep into a great citys wickedness and crime.
 Her story, Caught in the Web"
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03
Auto Crashes Stone Wall
 Fatally Injuring Two

Nedhpld, Mass, July s,-Charlss Clark, Jrr af Medhsld, was in. slantiy killed and his companion. George Fairbanks also 0f Medheld. mei miih probably fatal injury ses- ierday when iheir automobile left the roadway on Main street quarter of mile rasi of Medheld village, and crashed into stone wall,
 The knnng men, zach % years old, Nero returning fram Nestsoad Co their hnmrs here, Ardheld DOG lice eKprossrd the belief lhat iheir had been sidrsNipsd by rar while travellng ai high speed and state troopers last night were searching fol thr second auto mobile,
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03

in True Story Magazine for August, proves the absolute certainty of retribution to those who transgress the moral laws.
 Every girl who chafes under the restrictions of home-who imagines that only the dull and stupid pay the price for wrong-doing, will find a lesson and a warning in this true-life narrative that she will never forget.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03
Boy Playing With Pistol
 Kills II Year Old Sister

tNhrldgc, Mass, July 3.--A pistol shot fired by her nimc-ycar.old hroth- cr, Hcndrick. killed Martha Macho- rian, l years of age, yesterday.
 Tho children playing in the kitchen Of their grandparents home. found il.c pistol and inc boy pointed it nt his sister. 'l can shoot" he said, then pulled inc trigger. Martha was struck over the heart.
 Tho girl died in tho arms of her grandmother. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. stephen Machorian Of Whtns- villc, are shopworkcrs.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03
CIRCLE DANCE PAVILION.

The Circle dance pavilion has made patrons, with the perfect dance floor and Andelman's Circle orchestra do- ing their best every evening 10 make open aid dancing pleasure. The management wishes their patrons to know that dancing at thne Circle 4th nf July afternoon and evening. The Circle is located four miles north of Berlin on Berlin turnpike. Take a short ride and dance in the open air.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03
For Choking Asthma New Discovery Gives Quick Relief and Comfort
 Often In 2I Hours.

Asthma. iu, I,Nrr and ratarrh are re. spunaiblc for murh misery and falling GuHlih If you arc sufferer from wheeg. lus, surofHg, difficult breathing. hawking. lHiNug phirgiu. rt'., to provo that Nou can atop these troubles quickly md easily with iho pleasant, scientific Florence Formula, Nll send you a sl bottle postpaid and free nf charge nr obligation. 1T it satisfies. tell yuur friends and pay me only one Dollar otherwise tho loss is mine, Merely send ,our name today for this liberal free intro aurinry "fer-sood ouly for i0 days. r. SIlEAHl.R jg62 Coca Cola Bldg. kansas riiy, Mo.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03
,,Ii'
CGnnbel Bros,-Phlladolrhinl

6'on ?, Unofficial weather fore. cast,
 Sos ?, Dinner music by Will liam smith and his danco orchestra. 6itI ?. m,--liNostock and produce market reports,
 7i0n ?, Bedtime Stories and roll cull,
 S:oo ?. m-"Timely Talks 10 Motorists"
 S!lb p, m,--Concort by Comforts Philharmonic orchestra,
 S'ib D. m.--conccrt by Ncssella's concert band.
 1iilb ?. m.-Dance music by Le- Royale orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03

slaa P, m,-Basshsll scores, dinner concert,
 6is0 p, m.-Ths childTeh's Period, 6ii5 p, m,-"ESperimenial ceal Mine Of the [, & Bureau Of Mines Tana F, m,-Basehali scores, hNenr Garden This Summer
 T;iS F, m'-sReeiai program lay the National stoekmsn and Farmer,
 1iA0 D, m,--Market reports,
 s;a0 p, m,-PalFiolie concert hY the kpkA Little symphony orchestra asr sisted by soprano,
 alAs ?, m,--Arlingtan lime signals, Weather forecast, Baseball concert, i0300 T, m,-GAneeri,
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03
MRI, (Nesiinghause=sRringfisld,1

6;0h D, m,-l.ea Rsisman Hotel LennK ensemble,
 G;3n p, m,-l.ea Eeisman and his Hotel Brunswick orchestra.
 1'0e ?, n,-Rosais nf games play ed by the Eastern, American and Ma. tional leagues,
 7:hS D, m.-Market reports.
 1ia0 2, m,-Bedtime story.
 T;i0 D. m--l.ou's Novelty orchestra. i6'ib D. m,-Arlngio on time signals. Weather reports,
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03
Courier Journal'i,ouisvi!le Times
 Louisville, By,

fia1 in ? p m,- -GnnreFt, iour- minute digest af international Sun. day school lesson; four-mnuiu radio forum talk; late important news bul- leiins' baseball scores official central standard lime announced at 2 o'clock,
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03
IMAM
U .. Nslson l,o.-Neaafk. \ Il

lL II, Nflsnn Io.-NeNaFk, \, Il
 i'go ?, m,-lamss Vincent Moore Paauiia corlez and Dolly Pinkus
 Sloa ?, m'-i'erieV af current mo, lion pictures,
 s'la 2, m,-operalle numbers,
 slia D, m,-aam Tauh, in his weekly review and prediction on bo1s ing,
 a,he D, Baritone,
 ells ?, m,-Talk on lhe Turn of the Wheel of Events"
 loio0 ?, m,=-Chaflos J, Sanders dance orchestra,
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03
REX BEACH DEPUTY SHERIFF.
Nickcl-Plated star a Foot in Length
 Pinned Upon Novelist.

White Plains. x. r.. July 3.-Sherilf Arthur s. Maudlin yesterday appoint ed Rex Beach, Greenburgh, deputy sheriff Of Wcstchcster county.
 During visit with Fred Stone, the actor. upon the chief police official of Wcstchcster at the latter's office, Mr.. Beach jo!ingIy remarked that he be appointed a member of Sheriff Maud lins staff. In the same spirit the sheriff pinned nickel plated star one foot from tip to tip upon Rexs chest. A few minutes later Sheriff Maudlin signed the official papers making the appointment and filed them with the county clerk.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03
VII
lslranbrldEe 4 Phlladel-
 phial,

6iaa D, m,=MnIrr naNis Bellevue slraifoFd Hotel Concert orchestra and baseball scores,
 Tthh P, m,-" sunny Jim
 ssna P m,-Roy scout kailu Cnrps
 h,sn p, Recital
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03

fAcolian Hail--New York City). ZOO ?. m.-Pcrshing Square Cafe Savarin Ensemble.
 7:e0 ?. m.-financial develop ments of the day.
 1880 p. m.-PcrshinG Square Cafe Sayarin Ensemble.
 S:00 ?. m.-Weekly French lesson. S:30 D. m.-Auditorium concert 1n:30 p. m.-Hote Majestic or chestra.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03
,,'IIS

Noow's State Theater Bldg.-Now
 York City). 6;o0 r. m.-Around the Alamacs Festive Board.
 7!0O D. m.-ROcmer Sport Period. o:S0 ?. m.-Charles Strickland's orchestra.
 1h:0O ?. m.--Soprano. 10:l5 ?. m,--Novelty piaio solos. l0:S0 ?. m.-Roseland dance or chcstra.
 1l:00 ?. m.--Harry Hook and his entertainers.
 11:15 ?. m.-Singer. ll:20 D. m.-Baritone. l1:30 D. m,-Original James Bows.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03

A s,3o ?. m.-WNAC dinner dance.
 7'S0 ?. m.-Democratic national convention.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03

"She Kept Faith" Should a woman blast her own reputation to save married woman friend? Marjorie promised Flora she would do anything on earth" for her friend, but she learned that there is such thing as the folly of sacrifice"
 Spanish Love"-Raised in seclusion, unversed in the ways of the world, she was as clay in the hands of those who plotted her
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03

ruin. One of the most thrilling true-life stories it has ever been our privilege to print.
 1.-Two Women" "-To one who is b1oke and discouraged crime may look like an easy way to get ahead. John was 10 learn there is a more terrible pricefor success as a criminal than all the so called rewards of the game are worth.
 'The Forbidden Room" Doris wanted excitement'- a chance to Ego on a lark" She did not realize that for every transgression, however innocently in- tended,she wasinviting sorrow and untold suf- fering.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03
MIIAs

aihn ta 7.sn n m-H0tri stgller dinner unncerl' baseball scores,
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03
Other Startling Stories from Life
Here are Just Few of the Wonderful Features in

m the AHguN ISsue 0 TTue oto'y WuSuH'W "Greater Than Love" When she met Albert Grant she did not know men and their clever ways-nor her own inability to resist temptation disguised as happiness. As result, she tasted the very dregs of heartache, humiliation and suffering.
 Read Also
 Hi, Indian whe' 'Why Am Single" "A, a Woman Thinks Vengeance is Mine"
 Etc Etc
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03

A ships captain is empowered to conduct a marriage ceremony aboard his boat if the occasion arises.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03

British premier's residence, No. 10 Downing street, London.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03

G,50 ?, m,- Sandman's visit.
 6lSo ?. m.--sport news and wealth CT forecast,
 a;oA ?. m,-orehesira program, The Palmer School liadio orchestra; baritone soloist.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03

6,aA ?, m,-lAnner concert and final baseball scores,
 T.eA ?, m,=Mnsieal program.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03

lasau P, m,-RalPh Williams and his RsiRha Gardens eTehfsira.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03
True Story Answers
 The Call

In this day of indiffer- enceto religion andsane constructive thought there is a clear call for fearless, deternine ed action az ainst the powerful forces that threaten to overthrow civilization itself.
 True Story Magazine is trying to answer that call. Underline direction of Bernarr Macfadden, it is throwing it's entire resources into the battle for Right. Its success in building up a reader audience of millions is the dearest indication of it's constantly grow ing power for Good.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03
WOO
tJohn Manamaksr- Phlladeiphial,

I;se ?, m,-sporls results and 20. lice reppTis,
 lR3sA D m.=lama signal ll;as ?, m--Weaiher forecast,
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03
NS'GI
WGI (American Radio & Research Corp

Mcdford Hillside, Mass.) G:30 r. M.-Closing Stock Market Reports. Agriograms, Boston Police GAS r. M.-code practice. zoo D. m.-Mceting of the Amrad Big Brother club.
 7;30 p. m.-Evening program 1. Talk; 2, Address.
 S;l5 D. m.-Musicale; weather re- port and Waltham time.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-03

s;3o p. m.--Dinner music--Nincent Lopez Hotel Statlcr orchestra.
 1880 D. m.--Digcst of the days news; baseball scores: live stock mar ket report: national garden bureaus radio bulletin: agriograms; The American Boy Story.