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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-12-17

enjoy an interesting and instructive
hour on Sunday morning at 10.
Two Christmas sermons Sunday in
the morning and evening. Rev. Car
stems will preach at IL on "Why the
Name Jesus?" Come to this service
and enjoy an hour of worship. Then
plan to be present in the evening at
7:30. At this service there will be
7:30. At this service Rev. Meredith
of Richland, very able songster,
will be with us and render a selection.
There will also be special music at
morning and evening services. r.. -
Every Sunday evening at $50 in
the past few weeks, the B.Y.P.U.
has, enjoyed an increase in attendance
and the subjects are interesting and
ably given. Be there this Sunday.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-12-17
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

"A Merry Christmas to one and all
expresses the sincere wish of joyful
hearts at this time of the year, and
many express this wish who never
stop to consider that they owe all the
joys of this season to Him whose
birthday we celebrate at this time.
Express your appreciation Of what
Christ has done for the world by at
tending services in one of the church
es On Sunday. The subject for the
service at IL o'clock will be 1The
Coming of a King" and for the eve
ming service at 1880 the subject will
be Crowded Out" With open hearts
let us rejoice in our blessings and
give Christ place in our lives.
F. N. MORTON, Pastor
= = =
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
Rev. Paul FOSSIL
Sunday School at 10 am. Services
at II.
Register for Communion 1O:3O-11.
Christmas program Tuesday, 22nd
at 1880 pm.
Christmas Day services at IL am,
We are glad to see you;
FIRST BAPTIST
Frederick w. Carstens. DID,, Pastor
F. j. Arnold, superintendent of SIS.
Our Sunday School attendance is
increasing. A young peoples class
which has increased in membership
each Sunday since it was started, is
a factor in the growth of the attend
ance at Sunday School. A cordial well
come is extended to all who would
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16

Every school child in Chicago will
be given A. B. {. sony book cone
tsiining " Always BeaGareful" f" songs
and colored safety first Illustrations.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16
FEDERAL AID IN
ROAD BUILDING
STRESSED BY TOY
Isy United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, Dee. IL The
real fight for construction of fed
cral aid for highways should Dcs'n
now congress has convened, Harvey
NJ. Toy, chairman of the California
highway commission, said rccntly ON
his return from the Detroit con
vcntion of the American Association
Of state Highway Officials.
Toy attended the convention as
The official representative Of Cali
fornia and also as vice president of
tho Western Road association. an
organization of the ! western stat
O.. He WAS chairman Of the rcsOlu-
tions committee.
The convention adopted - rcsolu
1ion asking appropriations Of $780,
10000 year for the fiscal years
1929 and 1929 for construction Of
rural post roads and S8,000,o0O Il
wear during the same period for for
est highways. Present approPria-
tious do not extend beyond June
30. 1927.
National welfare depends on a
system Of highways connecting AZ
sections of the country, those in
attendance at the meeting were
agreed.
Hope WA, expressed by Toy that
the west would continue its fight
for federal assistance in road build
ing.
"Ilerc must be- no hcsitating up
on the part Of the vest he said.
80 some seem to think the situation
is az right, but we must not b
luiIcd 70 sleep by talk of this kind.
This is II finish fight with pow
crtul influences wOrklng quietly ON
the other side.
The movement initiated in the
western states has found support
in every section Of the country.
Western enthusiasm for good roads
is the inspiration Of the campaign
for continued federal aid. We must
not stop until congress passes and
the President signs additional APP
propriati0ns.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16
''PUSSYFOOT" TO
START DRY DRIVE
IN BUEN0S AIRES

BUENOS AIRES, Zee. Ii. -
"Pusay',ct" Johnson. noted North
American Z '+r. is coming to
Argentine t. 1t caN be done
about u1 ~ .r .o boone Of the
tango.
According T. Information fcni-Ir
ed by his friends here lc cypcc', 70
make his visit real historical
event in the development Of SOUL,
America. He iutcuJ- to a'toupt
vigorously to make Argentina ar,.
The prohibition cljcfran $ herald
ed visit is viewed hc9o with miu%.c. |
amusement and resentment and A'i
only passing interest Most odl'or
ial comment adopts the mmrr"r,
slant, though one coiuuuiet had the
following comment:
Pussyfoot johnson Nr.I coluc and
be laughed at. He will do-- mora
harm to American business in One
month than can be- replaced i1 a.
month Of Sundays. Tho mission oj
the foreigner in Argentina il ~
learn and earn, not 10 teach aaI
preach.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16
ftoN 10 nlr.N


OF coarse the table is rrSp,vndcal
with the best linen, "bcst' sill
yer and "Hc>t' dishes The center
| piece is il place al. ;nc cocktail,
are served when the guests sit down
to the tai y. ,c.cry and olives
may be on L." tablc err # maid is
I III attendar Htr passed anb
then placed ... table to stay
,nt!l the r,MoyaI of the main
course.
The cocktails arc removed, lcaN-
| ing the service plate in front e.;
| each guest and the houilon cup
in its saucer placed ca the scrVic"
Plate.
The houilon cups are removed
t,pm The service plates after th.
second course. Then the sGrv...
: plate is removed with one hand, til
dinner plate served with goose AM
stGftng is placed with the othcr
, hand. The host mar carve and serve
the plates if he prefers OF they ma
be served from the kitchen. If the
, dinner is maidless i Ecaas much t.
the cook and hostess If the man OF
the house will carve.
A2d now {. tag $3.50. \ s.
called green goose" IS the eho:r
est. bat one up to t Il; uonths on
is good.
Scrub Goo@c N'eii
Scrub the goose well Wth h1t
soap suds when it eomcs from til
butchershop. This removes seme =.
thc oil. Rinse well after scrubbiug
and rub the inside with 4 cut onion.
Season With salt and peppc. ana
sprinkle inside and out with lemon
juicc. Rub the inside with sat,
pepper and powdered THYME. Thn
bird is now ready e stuff.
Stuff and place on ralh III roast
er. Sprinkle with sah and pepper.
Put into a hot ovor and roast on
hour. Pour off fat. Dredge witt
flour and put a thin p.eee of san
perl eli each sidc 81 the breast, l.
ducc heat and roast for two or
three hours. depending on the aee
of the goose. The joints should
separate easily when the goose 10
done. If bird IS more than rigAt
months old it should be steamed tor
two hours before roasting.
Chestnut Stuffing
Two cups cf che5tnut5. l c"t
stale bread crumbs, t tablespoons
melted butter. > teaspoons salt, ia.
blespoon minced parsley, Il tea
spoon pepper. hot water to make
moist (about IL cup,A
American or European nuts can
be used. Boil 50 minutes. shell aR4
put through course ricer. Cy.aAine
ingredients, adding water TO make
moist.
Apple and Ho-saradish Cream
Six greening apes, II teaspoon
white pepper, 1-2 cup grated hoI,s-
radish, 3-4 cup sugar cU? whip
ping cream. few grains salt.
Any tart apple can be used. Far
quarter and core. Add boiling wat
or. as little as possible and SIM
mer until apples are tender. Beat
with a slotted spoon or rub through
colander. Add pepper, sugar,
l.orscradish and salt. Let stand uu-
til cold or ready to serve. Ia'a
fold in cream whipped uatii stir.
Plum Pudding
Two tablespoons granGlatci gr.a-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16
Predatory Beasts
Cost Washington
Million Dollars

NALlA WALLA, Wash, Dee Is.
80 Predatory animals are eostin.
tJe state Of Washington lrore thau
% million dollars q yea" GIcn L.
Bal, state heal ii predatory ami.
MA! control. aid mere.
OF all Wild animals tn" coyote
is H. rpst des'ru tiyc. Ttcn in
u. -. COLI moaHtale lioH~ bobcats
..#1 wolves, Bach stated.
Irc stat Is employing many pait
hanlcss - rid the state of the p.rda
tory pests, al high cost in addition
- the damage d,He by tho crca.
tl.rr>.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16

ar, cap milIs, l cup boiling wat
= ,r, II cup cod water, I cua seed
cd end chopped r.isil.S, ~ zap shg.
cd aud shredded ci,roa, / ca9 s;aa-
Ell &nd chopped dates. ,%os
hl@a,hrd ~-i shredded almonds, >
cap c&ndiea cherries.
Gingerbread
SO uaeh II. the dieI"c itself
The gingerbread torsc.s> cu~ usNt
consideration. Th:s ntari ac b5k-
- one or two days before Christmas
aald hidden in II safe pace unt.l
}.sn;ad.
\ good cookie mixture is baked
n six sheets. w. u:c stu - s2N-
ea mghcs, Tor Tie ~,dcs cf the house
TO are six bs ten fcr he ends oi
Hc house and tNu &;y tcG ~ three
for tie roof. OF course rou cau
hoosr Your own peorat.soas aad
RaEr thc house amy size vou ,&oosy.
The ends are cUl tJ IL into tn"
Fyint OF the roof. The pieces are
pat tcgcther with heavy ai'uP
Boiled 10 the c}ack stage.
Wigaows aHd doors en- b. eat
T.. the house u,gr sheets are haklt.
Il the niAtarc taLcs u9creUir tr.m
;hc pieces TO uaif.tm sc.
The following recipe i, pay.ieu.
,arlv good for ;3o cook mixture.
C2ckie Mixture
Vhtecfyurtt~ cup butter. I .un
brown auAar, - ~ rf.a.~es,
rs il cup sour cream. | II tea
spoou, soda, cups flJar. l teaspoon
sit, teaspoons g.ugcr tc@ Yna0
cinnamon.
Cream butter Beat in eagar.
Add molass,s aupi beat Gutil sasauth
Add egg we'll beaten, Dissolve soda
In sour cream and add 20 mixture.
Min and lift flour, salt, Sinn AM
cinnamon and add to first mixture.
Chill f. several hours R2ll vcrE
TIN aad cut in the d., rihod sheets.
cake l. minutes IN "a l.sderate ovca.
let cool lefore using to build lie
rouse.
This 50 ae cook.c mixture is use
70 make the figure 6 Santa. B,ilaa
tlostiNg can be used tor sne@ and
fur trimmings OH SUM, scat.
This ,caterp;ecc will take tae
to make but il won't tal,c much
money. which is with thinking
about at this tine ot the yea,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16
u. SArmy Red6las'
Not Efficiently
Filed, Is Charge

WASllINGTON, Dee, 10 IuvaE
liable records o,-the war department
covering tie vital period in Amer,
/ can history from the war of 1872
- The World war are rotting aud
falling to pieces as u result of iacf-
flcicnt methods Of caring for them,
Ma or General Robert G. Davis, ad.
jUtant general of the army told See
rotary >of War Davis in his annual
report today,
Many of the original mustar
rolls have become almost illc.ib'c
in places as the re>u.t Of vcar If
slant handling to which they have
been patched up with t"ac;~., { eth
in order to Ec1p them from fl!l!ug
apart Davis said. "Thcir gradual
ii~jntcgratiou VIII. of course. con.
anuc urtil the" shall have literally
fallen to pieces, unless the con.
s,aut handing t. which the$ have
been subjected can be obviated. :
Davis pointed out that he had
rrcyiousl suggested a proper So
tom Of caI ne fer tGc records, ha'
that it had nevlr been made <
fcrtiVe
TIE present actual strength of
tEr a,mv is l25,-5l MIN, Including
.4AG2 ommi>>ioht cffic"re AMI
l-ojo warrant officers according IL
3aN.s rcp't, Additional field
clerks, cadets and reserves of Ger
tain classes bring tho total to l&7,-
81. There was a total of 95l5i
enrolled in the officers reserve corp,
on Jgur 81, according 10 the rr-
port, Only - remain on the regular
agmv retired list If 'hr officers ard
enlisted men who served as enlist
81 mcu during tn Giy:l war.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16

IiooSc seems t. be as traditional
for Christmas as turkcF tol
Thanksgiving. Whi4c every family
have certain dishes they like TO
serve Christmas after Christmas
each hostess likes something a little
different VIXEN il comes her turn to
entertain.
\ different stutfing for the goose
an unusual sauce, an ont of the or
dinarv salad or a novel dessert will
add interest 10 the family dinner
that may be orthodox III other re.
spccts.
Christmas is always essentially
the children S day So the dinner
should no. be overhurdencd wit.
fol biddcn foods. The vegetables
should be carefully planned witt
the juniors IA mind and while Il
taste" of the festive dishes may
be permitted. the simple. who =
some foods must be used to satisfy
appetite and nourish.
4 Centerpiece
As for the decorative ecuter-
piece for the Christmas table this
year, why not try a gingerbread
house with Il Etugortiea4 Santa
Claus, Caa YOU imagine the thrl..
Of nibbling the chimney of Santa :
house or actually swallowing !"
spicy, erumhlv hand of the beloved
old saint One Will gladly torego
the plum pudding or miEee ric
when ono is less than eight if one
nav consume a piece Of 4 house.
The following menu IS not hr-s-
Ting with new dishes, but does
have one or two different points
that make it different and worth
consideration.
1t begins with an oyster cockth!
ter several reasons. First the ovs-
tors arc nourishing and easily d.
sestcd, second they require no cook
ing and extra fussing at the last
minute and third they are at their
best at this time of year. Also with
the cocktail sauce they form a p
quaint appctizcr that is not So high
" Favored as to dull the palate II
foods to come.
The tomato boulllon carries out
the Christmas colors esthetically and
stimulates the digestive juices dicti-
cally.
Chestnut Stuffing
Roast Goose with chestnut stun
fing provides the piece de resist
anec. The sauce is Il bit unusual and
most delicious.
The vegetables are planaed with
children in mind, And 50 IS the
salad.
The plum padding isn't rqniIy
plum pudding at all but selatine
pudding full of fruit bU, not as
rich and heavy as the steamed pud-
ding.
Stuffed celery in place of plain
dressed celery is planned rs a fcs-
tive touch and because cheese Is
not used elsewhere ii the menu.
Oyster cocktail
Tomato bouillon
Stuffed celery Olives
Roast goose, chestnut dressing
Ample and horscradish cream
Giblct gravy
Mashed uOtatocS Crcamcd onions
Buttc:ed aT.uach
Prune and nut salad
Plum pudding
coffee
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16
Az United Press Lensed Wire

HOLLY WOOD, Dee 17.--'Thc "ro
maucc of tho century has given
way 10 the lure of film fame.
Corliss Palmer, beautiful love mate
1f Eugene Y. Brewster, millionaire
!}rook Nn publisher, has been given
fsrff1.-, movie job jill Hollywood
Tue noted beauty is t. star iu q
flW.to b1 rrouuced at FRS. Nation
"a se9dios under direction Of June
Mathis, prominent sccnarist. Both
Ni S Mathis and Miss Palmer con
tanped this today, in statements 70
the United Tr,ss.
When thc caAeras start clicking
81 Miss rajmcr's picture this week,
1t IS confidently predicted by her
fricHe, here taat II viii he fade
out O. the Palmer Brewster 70
nance.
Beauty Is Elated
The red headed beauty declared
ihae.sAc was highly clated d, her
first great opportunity" 10 be
comic q motion picture star.
She denied IN the ame breath
hat her celebrated romance with
Brewster had been di>>Ipatcd IN The
least by her screen ambitions
nMr. Brewster Is stu my great
est'fr end, and we want 10 be mar
ametime." " size said.
p ambitious Tor career in
:. but i il becomes Il
"een romance and career
~ up the career
'r#eu Miss Palmer came to Holly
wood two weeks ago it was rumore5
she had deserted the million dollar
lave nest established for her by
Brewster at Morristown. New Jer-
sev, never to return.
Another wealthy publisher it
v;s reported. was backing her local
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16
Expect Romance Will Start Soon
To Fade as Movie Cameras Click

publicity campaign and had arrang
od her "cntrcc" to the offices of
ia, studio chiefs here.
ouows Publicity Drive
Her contract came after an inten-
~.vg publicity drive in local news.
papers. None of the many stories
appearing in the local papers have
mentioned Miss Palmer 5 famous ro-
nance with Brewster.
The girl declared she wanted no
mention OF Brewster IN her film
advertising, and said she had ar
~~gcd to 'pupljcize herself with
oat digging up the great 70
nance aieh started five years ago
when the millionaire lifted her from
au obscure cigar counter Girl to the
eeatIal figure i'll world famous
eve ma; eli.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16
Printing PIa MT
OF State Doing
Huge Business
by nitcd Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Dec. 10
California 5 state printing plant j.
uo" doing a >l,0DO,00o hu,iuc,, an
nuaIiy, John +. King. state printer
estimates.
The output i, about evenly divjd
cd as to school book. and seH,ta
job printing for the various d,Iur.
meut, of the state.
I'll" plant, near the capitol, house
machinery valued at NOR, than ~,
01U,Ouo and There are more thm
200 persons employed ON an. aver
age. The actual number varies
During legislative sessions H. limo
types, run in thrcc shifts, are kept
busy seven days "a week lo print
senate and assembly journals, Bill
and other documents.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16
MANY NOW USING
A- hLYOkE HEATER

territory is receiving many calls for
information about his handy little
plant, which is easily installed.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16

sympathy is -rcat staff, unless
make, yeu want H.src Of II.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16
TO START TRAINS
OVER NEW NATRON
CUT OFF JULY 1ST
ny United Press Leased Wire

EUGENE, Ore, Dec. l6.-Th:ough
trains will oo started over the new
Natron cutoff IA road hr July /,
according 70 t. l.. King, supcrin-
tend,n1 ol the Portland division Q.
the Southern Pacific.
Favorable weather has hurried
rapid work on the ,utoff and con.
tractors are several months ahead of
schedule. Construction work on the
company 5 terminals VII start in Il
few days, and it is expected that
both the shops and tic-trcatig% plant
which are being built here, will be
in operation next summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16
EXCELLENT RICES
PREDICT f ID FOR
YEARS RICE CROP
By United Prea4 L:nscd wlrr

SACRAMENTO, Dee. 10. Ap.
preximatcly one third Of this sea
son : rice crop has been sold and
There is a small surplus iu Tire hands
Of mllcrs, which means that gro"
crs should receive excellent prices,
according to rcr"ut Iopo1t of the
state ricr growers asst. iatiou.
Prices have averaged near the #l
mark for paddy. some safes are
reported rs high rs SIl2 -. white
others have been as low - $3.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16
PORTLAND TO ADOPT
SYNCHRONIZED SIGNALS

PORTLAND, Ore. Dcc 49,. Syn
chronized automatic traffic signals
have been approved hy the Portland
city council and viii be adopted
here as soon rs funds are appropri-
atcd. The system has been tried ont
in some of the busiest sections Of
the city 10 the satisfaction Of traf
fic police.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16
CARING FOR BOY
y CRfMI n AL COSTS =
NISALIA 100000
By nited Press J.rnscd Wire

NIsALfA, Calf, Dee l6.-Cas
ing for boy criminals involves ,hs
expenditure of considcrlb!c money
rs We'll as reptdrcmeat OF u lasxo
amount Of work. according TO data
Etfc.
The Tu'ar. county court house
records disclose Mat $4,000 have
lem spout IN the past five years in
maintaining jnvcn'lc dclinquents.
This sum dpcs not Include rcgu-
Ilf rGurt costs
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16

Canadian Christmas trees enter.
ing the United states this year will
be duitablc at 10 per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
(AdyertemcnO
Husband and Wife Both
Suffer From Gas
Both Have Bad Case of Gas on Stomach

FOR ak years I suffered rom gan on
tho stomach headache ana dizziness.
Tho first dose Of Adloflka gave reiiet aud
now I rest well NJ niRht and all the
gas IN gone. Adlorlka has also made a
new man OF nay husbshd" tsguod)
Mrs u. Brlnkloy.
Intestinal Eyacusnt
Thcro In now offered TO tho public a
IlnuId preparation which IN not only n
wonderfully effective and QUICK lntos-
tlnsl evacuRnt. but which also sooms to
stinuinto tho glands OF tho intestinal
trhet aud 60 cause expulsion OF flatus
fuAs). This preparation. known as Ad-
lorIkn, Ia n valuable agent for tho pur-
poso OF cleansing the bowels OF matter
which has BEEN IisstlIo ByHtem long
tItno aud which other logs effective
means have hton unable 10 dlslodEo. II
IL ofton astonishing tho Eres, amount OF
matter Adlcrlka draws from tho intes-
final oanai--oyan right after natural
movement II aomotmoa brings out un-
suspeuted quantities OF additional mat
tor, Many times II brings out much
GAS thus relieving pressure Ia tho alb.
domon. Adiorika In especially valuable
when PROMPT action IL necessary or to
encourage the elimination OF metabollo
poinona through tho bowel.
In slight disorders such AZ occasional
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08

constipation or gas on tho Htnaeh ana
headache Cwhen duo TO bowel inactlop).
single spoonful OF Adlorika elton pro-
ducce surprising and gratifying results
In cases OF obstinate constipation or
stomach trouble. n Adlerlka does not
bring relief In 20 to 40 hours tho adyIoe
OF reputable physician should DO so-
cured.
Reports from Physicians
~ congratulate you on tho good effop,
from Adlerlka since ! prescribed ~,
(slgned) DR.. l., Janglois
"Adlorlkn is tho best In my entire M
years experience. tslgned) DIR. q,
BHgora.
~ prescribed hdlorlka with highly
satisfactory results (SlEnod) DR., A.
c. q. (Namo given on reduost)
~ can't got along without Adlerlka. f"
tslgncdl Dr. w, II. BernhRrt.
" ~. Puclctt "a user OF AdIerlhn)
writes after taking Adlorika feel bot {.
ter than for 30 years. Haven't language
TO oxprens the impurities eliminated from
my system"
Adlorllta n big surprise 10 people
who have used only ordinary bowel and
stomach modiclnon because Of It's REAL
ana QUICK action, Sold by leading
druggists everywhere, In Seattle by Bar.
toll Drug 60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
GOVERNESS WILL
PROBE CHARGE
Wyoming Commissioner Ac-
CuSed OF 0bSoenlty

CHEYENNE WY, April S,-Jus'
tico. as conceived by a woman. viii
IA. administered 10 Frank 5. smith,
state fIsh and gamc commissioner
Governor Nellie Taylor Ross viii
convene a road OF inquiry satur'
day TO personally investigate
charges that smith fused Insulting,
obscene and seandalous language TO
fishing license applicants"
Tho woman executive Is loath TO
believe one OF her appoiutces guilty
OF such conduct, and said she would
personally hear the charges.
Tho charges may bo spite, she
declared. "and he viii be given a
chance To vindicatc himself In my
own eyes"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
tAdycrtiscmanO
Tells Why He Can
Now Eat Hearty

~ letter which read In the piper
about Cnrter's Little Liver pills 1T,
tod my own cnso 80 closely that
could not help trying them and am
very happy did" So writes Mr..
Frank j. Trumbuli, OF Jersey City.
n. j., whose letter goes on to say;
II had heard about Carriers Little
Liver Pills for yoars. but never
knew they helped overcome poor
appetite and aour stomach. until /
read about another man in tho snmc
plight who took Carriers with good
results. tried them and can hon.
cstly say that they freed me Of
nasty gas on tho stomach. so that
I can now eat without getting bill.
ious. and they improved my appo.
tito fully 1900. You can rest as.
sured that from now on will boost
Carter's Little Liver pills whenever
can"
Recommended and for sale by all
drug stores,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08

the sTomrter wave at s O'Clock
Friday evening The station has
1000 watts behind it and ought "a
b. heard around these parts. but
gets Il before sac After that KHQ
will bo ON tho 211,mster wave and
it'n take darn sensitive receives
10 tune tho Seattle station out.
Old L, $. G. grads may be In.
iercsted In n program put on by
that college Wednesday evening
from XIII tio5h I.os Angeles.
starting at 100. Half AN hour
earlier detective stories win be
broadcast from XII fisD.
For dancing Wednesday EVENING
ihr hul,nomsh Hotel strollarH vii
come on tho air al q o'clock on IN,
'si,neter wave frpu KEW.
Florence Lester. Seattle girl
soprano. will sing before tho
kfaE mike At W. s. G. nj s.go
"wednesday. 1hcrc viii b. ma.
rsmbaphone solos, radio talk.
thrrs farm talks and dezerip.
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Mrs. Constance Holg.
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United States army band program
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The Cleveland station IL tho farfhcst
west OF the rsbroadcasters.
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a vaudeville program from
o'clock on. Pacific limo. on the
iisband from Chicago.