davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1925-09-20

ELEVATION or maid tcoloredI NJ. olIs.
FRENCH LADY, teacher. very refined great
experience with children. thoroughly under
standing mental and physical care. desires
position governess. tutor or companion to
lady; experienced traveller: excellent English.
also Spanish and Italian: excellent refer
ences. Phone North 4Q60 or write NJ. B. L..
1871 phelps nj Washington, d. C..
Evening star., 1925-09-20

MAN. young. coloed. desires position as
houseman or butler: hest of references.
Potomac 2317. from until nm. -2l
Evening star., 1925-09-20

MAN--Honest. respectable young. colored
applying for work, painting job. or lapoT
work, I631 9Th
Evening star., 1925-09-20

BUSINESS WOMAN desires position: execu-
tive ability: typist: 10 years experience gen
eral Office work. Address Box 467-A. star
Evening star., 1925-09-20

Cigar and lunch stand iii downtown Office
bldg: rent. $50: hours am. to D pm.
clear profit OF from $50 to SO weekly guar
aptreG. price. $1,000. ~
Grocery; rent. $40; receipts S4Oo weekly
price. 81 $50; terms.
Light lunch and bakery; prlce. Sooo.
Evening star., 1925-09-20

POSITION as house director in school or
institution: 10 years house secretary o. Y.
w. C. A: residence. New York City: best Of
re eferpnces Address Box 30S-X, Star Office. .
Evening star., 1925-09-20

LINCOLN. PASSENGER SEDAN; Run
$4,000 MILES; Al CONDITION: AM,
DEMONSTRATIONS: PRICED RIGHT. 1s2S
I. ST NV MAIN 4Bf
Evening star., 1925-09-20
.-STOLE-

no, SOLIDS really the term We should
use when we sell some of these barg ans al
such low prices and easy terms.
Evening star., 1925-09-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BAssINETTE wanted tsereenedJ: must be
clean. Adams 15s.-
BOOKS-High school books. new and used !:
soua5hi, sou5hih a9d sd,s gold. PearlmanS- eas G st.
GAMERAS: :,hi to1H o. & every xina nsid @ G,sssess Gs
llth and E NV. Ph. Frank. 683 or poetal:
CLoTHEs-Will pay highest gr,ees tor isdis. lS leg
b. Stein. 1908 7th st. NV. Phi. N. 49g.
ali kinds. Hiahest prices paid Auto calix
Main 4145. Justh's Old Stand. 6l9 y.
CLoTHINd---WIl call IN my, unletiered .p-
tomobile. city or suburbs. and pay you high
est prices for ladies; gentlemen s, children,s
dress postal or phone. I will cali. ". Rice.
1332 9TH St n. North 1756.-.---A--.-,.
no delays. Alvin Hofia, dismgnd broker.
sls p; nv. Roons II and u: n. 646s:
FEATHER BEDS and furniture;; oest. prlcee
paid. sqgars Resl Rll, FsHaEyEi'ufs say Co. Sof Eye
FEATHER BEDS AND FURNITURE-
Esnfss HSEnsars sss. ts 1Sss 4E ,' q. n' ss ss
1857. - ~
Evening star., 1925-09-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
- lContinued.)
2S m II ssPs city w s
salary: salary: w99nderfui opportunity: two Thousand
69.A. star ONCE 2l.
I,o, R,ooMINa EoUsE-14 rooms: 2 ba.hs:
Ss to s's suit. reaa 2dasss sisi Box fsa Star
DELICATEssEN conf. cigars etc. store in
Aad9ess 8as s5& ssaf
asee RoehssG eiss HOUSE, rooms baths fur
COUPLE res rsn w paS paSn i mss %
1o s1o keasoS R soo Sd GScs
WANTED articles TO manufacture either on
Cook nrnrs Dasrs or or, outright purchase II. u.
mNIiQGE furniture. business associate lady
onr kehtrman appreciating antique furniture.
10 sbsd sip b develop this line in already estab-
nsn.9 - sHop. &all west 1888 for information:
bAhERY and furnished apartments above
rent. Io5 II 81 81. nv t'o' n"e 'oea'''"' '"sf. &.
H St nSey SS
Box 52-A. Star office 22.
BEATTY pARLoR--Old established: well To-
rated: downtown: owner retiring: make Of
fer. Address Box 45-A. Star ONCE.
location: Beautifully furnished: his is a
be arranged Address % Box q 4aA AZ Star star Office
DRUG STORE and dwelling combined for
gressiye town Of 5000 people additional
Iarge summer colonies: ideal location for "A
ana pharmacist to do big prescription bust
nets; snoI;n no Competition. Address Box 302. An
THE coon WILL and furnisn,Dgs 81 a oon,
ple.ely and handsomely furnished boarding
address fese Box Be DqSp1 Boox csa Star
EXPERIENCED FARMER TO work farm OF
snd N 5 pa on the
sssie1lds; ss1 g. Room MS 81 10 14th st. NV. Main
M dR dsRDEET Il ma part flaaR f1 9sEl 2ols shPR Rens
STORE and living quarters com mbined ideal.
llshment, etc, soI4 Dent Dent pi, NV. VIZ Rent
ns ress0nsh,f Main 75eg s A. Snow Co.. 7lo sth St
YOU could detect any alterations Of original
entries before posting that you would min
done nd Il In the
vsntion of fraud in accounts; az a bus,nsss
Box Box 2s5,x s'V Star office' @ o'"et"''' 80.
WILL CONSIDER partner in > long .estab-
llshed business with come capital and serv-
CAFETERIA, restaurant; must be sold at
ernment building small cash payment. easy
st. Ils NV. Fer Fr' 'iess.wo. on'A' oA''en' "a. n
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET for sale:
good location. Apply at e4l st. NV. %.
owN wdh TaREE slSS S9SP s5o6 6RG T.s
good % sas "tSs, my sssy rood oa
ness or any reai a.,rsctire e % propostion. st
edge i also have some more houses encunl.
bered With hrst m9Etgase: s only dht that VII VII
4is. Jefferson. Main 5Ies. from 8 80 % s
RooMINg HIQusEs;-24 rooms modern.
good furniture and location NV: viii sacri;
3 f2E i4s f9oG Sas9 sl, Pse 52S@'
rsS%s seS S'qs5@ eFo a s1so sns S ny
rSi%e Gs BOO - 70 roSa. 1ss rear ss@ ppbis br.
large boarding house on 9th ct. 10 rooms
af0s IN pce seSSoee 0"
A large Eenerai mdte: store in a nea5,b}S ar.
cheap rent and good living rooms: make an
appointment and see this; A good grocery
and meat maykes ss sno In Brookland' D. c. rent
e. ~ ,tEs T HXEEER. Bgs.nf.s Sss s.. E5GtsF Z, w
CORPORATIONS, CAPITAL
Charters secured under any ytate .nE, pT9s
ard from
mission basis. Williams. bll Union Bank
Gasoline and Accessories.
Centrally located drvsn nnn, staten ana atnn. HSm
ps'ey weesy sHpDa very sens aase sPoup
for properly 1 and ehspe5s pai.n eemple isr
Rnr IA Star Office.
Evening star., 1925-09-20

foRD sod 30 ApgSS1dERrrl922; Just painted in
sporty; lots extras: 1926 Ford rioii,,e-, '
Viii afn3 s,aT,s closed h95g f95 Sl26 Ford ton hass
Lambert. 1926 North Capitnl 81 Il OF
Evening star., 1925-09-20

IIORD SEDAN-in exceptionally fne ron
bbtiion- bnista--, cord tires motor. paint and ur-
nolsterF nearly as good as new bfIrrnere
speeuonleter and many other extras. tsrr,s
II deelreG. Bethesda 242-R o.
Evening star., 1925-09-20

HUDSON COACH late model: balloon tires,
special lob: every possible extra including
pullman berth: perfect condition. This car
is ready for a trip to California or Florida:
Adams b0g2
Evening star., 1925-09-20

FORD TUDOR SEDAN-Brand-new and has
p Gord uTe-. speedomcter. parking light an5
49, SASis stttFiHg wheel a wonderful harrzfp
msnf. 1or sa79 cash or Sl50 down and easy nay,
Motor Co. 1912 Am o. fntnrnaSS. N.n,sins
Evening star., 1925-09-20

HUPMOBILE. 4-pass. coupe 1923: very low
mileage: looks and runs like new: many
extras: must be sold Immediately: priced
very low Call Col 81 70 "UA
Evening star., 1925-09-20

FORD COUPE. 1H24-Just Ike now 49,
sias I'D sofly NV; few mlies VIII sacrifice for onig
M dai 1hargaln. Adams Motor Co. 1915 IAN
Evening star., 1925-09-20

FORD COUPE. 1922-MecFanioaITT I3c-7o--,--
many extras. including Sfromhars E,rt,,r, tes T.
os.fthh S0sfh diggn1i{tion: owner leaving to~n. tsIi
~ Ipl-.
Evening star., 1925-09-20

JORDAN BLuFBOY. 1924: fun equipment
four-wheel brakes balloon tires: guaranteed
condition. Easy. terms and your car ma
trade. 1927 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1925-09-20

GARDNER SEDAN - GOOD condition; me
I Mr.. Hayrock West SO oOs
Evening star., 1925-09-20

Department store; handling general mer
chandise, dong good business: rent only
SllU; good lease; over 10000 stock; in goot
NV. location: price. only $4,000: very easy
terms.
Evening star., 1925-09-20

rOhD SEDAN. starter: good. cheap car
cash SO; weekly, SO. including ms Open
ssunday. Monk Motor Co. Ar Mo ave n "
Money loaned on autos and trucks
Evening star., 1925-09-20

KIsSEL BROUGHAM. driven by lady; fully
equipped five balloon tires two are new
many extras: Duco finish. III perfect comb
sos after q o'clock pU'
Evening star., 1925-09-20

Gasoline and Accessories.
Centrally located drive-in station; COM
pletely equipped: selling about 1000 gallons
gas weekly; very valuable properly price price
about $40 900 cash. balance terms. Address
Box 5l-A, Star Office.
Evening star., 1925-09-20
SITUATIONS-MALE FEMALE.

GERMAN couple wish ianitor lob in small
apartment house references. Call Colnmp.
2349-J.
JASITOR-Iight services EXCHANGED for
room. BY sColnred couple: one child. Ad-
dress Box 3l3-N Star otfioe. -
JANITOR-Man and wife. cOlored, wish lst-
class apartnlent: well experienced: good on
minor reDairs: references first class. ADDRESS
Box 2fg-X. star Office, Ep
MAN and wife wants basement to do janitor
work: good references. Call Franklin So0l.
1885 L II nv -
MAN ard vie wsh plare togrther as cook
and 'r'lrr or chauffeur. ii"5 9th st: NV
YOT=NfI NJ m and wife co ored with three
small quiet children. wish to exchange serv-
ices around apartment for quarters. Cie'e-
Land 1901
Evening star., 1925-09-20

ohD Tudor. 1923: hrst-ciass condition
snS :sago aaccessor1es; bargain. $3.50. Phone
Evening star., 1925-09-20

KLINE TOURING. Red Seal Contnentai
motor. excellent condition. cheap for cash.
Franklin 4ah1- lola llih Il NV. DO.
Evening star., 1925-09-20
RECOMMENDED SERVICE,

The following business concern0
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee.
essary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv.
ice Column call Main 5000.
Branch lis
Evening star., 1925-09-20

NURSE registered. college gradratc, desires
position in doctors Office or institution
where she may live at home. Address Box
323-X. Star office. 2O'
NURSE invalid: entire charge of sick room
experienced: cultured; references. Box Is.
G7t1r
Evening star., 1925-09-20

rORD COUPE. "a model: many extras
-. ( l ~. cO'
Evening star., 1925-09-20
SITUATIONS-MALE (Cont'd).

JANITOR-Competent man and wife: small
apartment. Write 21os Bancroft place.
JANITOR-Colored man would like Office
buildings to care for Ii years expert
ence in New York. , years experience IN
District of Columbia. Davis. l6i1 4th.
North 66ia-J
Evening star., 1925-09-20
SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

A COMPETENT white cook would like posl
tion in private family. Address Box 2Sl-A
Star office.
Evening star., 1925-09-20

OhD TUDOR sedan demonstrator: 500 in
wv as POD terms. Adams 996W
Evening star., 1925-09-20

LADY willing to stay during the day as com
panion TO lady who has been III. Small sal
ary and meals provided. Duties extremely
light Pleasant home i'll northwest section.
Address Box iS0-X Star Office. 22s
Evening star., 1925-09-20

LADY with training and experience wants
position matron nurse in institution.
preferably with young people or children.
Can furnish the best of recommendations
for work done in this city. Address Box
366-X Star office
Evening star., 1925-09-20

GIRL with references wishes position as
elevator conductor or cleaning bachelor or
womsn's apartment. Address Box 44s.X,
Star office 22e
Evening star., 1925-09-20

GENERAL OPERATOR wishes position with
small salary in exchange for more marcelling
experience. Address Box 69A. Star office.
GERMAN GIRL-Governess for or two
children in refined family: viii teach Ger
man Franklin lOOi0.
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RADIO EDITORS MAIL
Radio Editor Times:

Radio Editor Times:
Can you tell me how WFBM
broadcasts programs from several
places in ore evening without
stopping. Srhe changes are made
from one place to another so quick
ly that L do not understand just
how they do it?
AN INTERESTED RADIO FAN.
Every station has what may be
called a control room, where the re-
mote control lines terminates. sort
Of telephone exchange. This control
room of WFBM is located in the
studio at the Indianapolis Athletic
Club. It is here that the connec.
tons are made. Every outside event
has it's field equipment. which con.
sists Of several stages Of amplifica-
ton. Usually this is portable.
To this amplifier is attached the
microphone on the input side, and
a telephone line on the output enl.
When hooked up the outside an
nouncer can get in communication
with the announcer at the studio.
Going behind the scenes a mo-
ment. assuming that the field or
outside announcer has already con-
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nected up his amplifler to the line
running to the studio control room
and has the microphone set up and
everything ready to go, he calls the
studio announcer who is operating
the control board to tell him that
everything is ready.
Should the preceding event be on
its closing number, he connects the
field announcer with It, enabling
him to listen in on what is going
on, as the signing off announcement
is made. signals are given TO the
field man to be ready and immedi-
ately at its conclusion he throws
the switches and the field announcer
knows that he is ION the air" and
he makes his little speech.
Using this method WFBM has
broadcast programs from as many
as six different points in one eve
ming without a break.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-30
SPECIAL SHOW
Will BE GIVEN
Lyric Will Present Broad
casting Stars.

Charles NJ. Olson has arranged TO
give indianapolis radio fans a treat
at the Lyric next week when the
vaudeville bill viii have as a head
line attraction n group Of radio
broadcasting stars on tour under the
direction of c. l.. Carroll.
A complete broadcasting outfit,
Station WIGJ will be set up on the
Lyric stage, and the program broad.
casted at every performance.
Among the entertainers, all OF
whom have gained fame ION the
air" are Edna Salamon. the original
How Do You Do" girl from KYW.
Esther JOY. Michigan's Sweetheart"
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RADIOGRAMS

The Fire Department of Rio
Janeiro is planning to install radio
stations.
Officials of several railroads are
said to be considering installation
of radio receivers in their terminals
to entertain the crowds in the wait
ing rooms.
A course in English is to be
started by an official radio service
in Stockholm, in order to enable
Swedish radio fans to better enjoy
the programs sent out from Ameri-
can stations.
Laurence Angel, Jr.. 16 years old
of Huntington, Long Island. N. z,
has a homemade one-tube set, with
which he has tuned in AL broad
casting stations. In addition to,
many stations in the United States,
he has listened in from Canada.
Cuba, Great Britain, Spain, Mexico
and ships at sea.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-30

Compound and after taking n bottle
I felt better. / did not stop with
one bottle. but took Il through tho
whole critical time and am now
practically a we'll woman. have
two daughters whose health was
very bad before they married ana !
was worried about them. ! got the
Vegetable Compound for them and II
helped them. and after they married
II also helped them. This 10 a great
and good medicine for all complaints
OF women, and I recommend II 70
all."-MRS. L. GINGR1CH, 1875 NJ
Gilmore ST.. Baltimore. Maryland. i
The Vegetable Compound IL a do.
pendable medicine for women OF mid,
die age. Let II relieve you OF
nervousness. that feeling OF strain
and those annoying hot flashes "a
common at this time.--Advartiso
ment
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Today's Best
Copyrsoht. 1925. by United Press

CoDNrSoht. 1925. bu United Press
KGO, Oakland (361M), $50 P. M
PCST-KGO players in "Billeted."
WIS, Chico go (345M, 8 P. NJ
GDST-Operetta "Snow Queen"
WEAF', New York (492NO; WCCO,
Minneapolis-St Paul (416M; woo,
Davenport (484ND; WSAI, Cincinnati
(326M); WWJ, Detroit (355M); WGR,
Buffalo (319ND; WCAE, Pittsburgh
(461ND; WEEP, Boston (476M; WAR,
Providence (3O6M; WIFI, Philadel-
phia (3ebM), P. M, EDST-Radlo
artists and orchestra and Knecht S
dance orchestra.
WFFA, Dallas (467M) $50 P. M,
CST-Farmers frolic.
WICK, Det-olr (517N), 8 P. M, EST
Detroit symphony orchestra.
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WFAA.

Music. wENY esp. Ne New or, Yors-
600 Muf P. 'M.-wEAF (4e1,5), New York
organ. VIZ 1851, New York1or-
f qslF: SwoxWWa" t5sgt{i mahss@'.ProSram.
WPG (299.S ATLANTIC City-Night
Hawks. WRC (46S5), Washington-Or-
e:i5 p. M.-KDKA 93oeD Fast Pitts,
e$ SSeF:si4s #SRg si7gs E e Worth 4sth
S%F Gsie WV 2ss5533}, c f" nS
1880 P. M.-KFI (4s7l, Los Angelsescno
1851 q oaklaad-;Four- act comedy.
WMAK 1866. 81. LockportEProgram
1890 r. ME-KFRU (394.5). Bristow,
1o ok5ai P. NMfcMWasB (42s.s,. Atlanta
gram: voc (1Sa,6), Daverport-or-
IL ? :a5 r. M.-wDAF 1860, Kansas
1900 M.0KEI (4en,, Los Angles - -
Program. KGO (361.2). oakland-Or-
cheStra.
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from WICK. John Sullivan, irish
tenor, and Florence Fry, soprano
soloist from KDIGA. Tranger and
Georgette, musical artists from
WTAS, Him O'Hara and Miller and
Rainey, radios touring comics who
have broadcasted from over fifty
station during the past year.
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STgty9oS1o
iGies;ss'p g
$500: =:::s5

WFBM, the local station Of the
Merchants Heat and Light Com
pany, will be off of the air during
August for repairs. The transmitter
will be overhauled, a new antenna
system will be installed and many
changes made in the studio and
equipment. Power may be increased
from ESQ to 500 watts. Broadcasting
will be resumed the first evening in
September.
WGY, the General Electric Com
pany's station at Schenectady, will
broadcast music this evening at IL
p. m, central standard time, using
10000 watts and 1875 meters. The
test call 2ZAE will be used.
Vincent Lopez and his orchestra
have returned to WEAF after a
short stay in London. The Lopez
orchestra will be heard during the
fall and winter season on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings
from 10 to IL.
In tn final performance CT the
1924-25 microphone season Friday
evening the WGY Players will pre-
sent three one-act plays. There will
be no radio dramas during the month
Of August. With possibly two ex-
ceptions the WGY Players have al
ways presented full-length plays, and
I,0 111
an opportunity to compare the work
in "The Bishops Candlestick, writ
ten from the incident in Les Miser-
ables," of Victor Hugo; Lonesome
Like" by Harold Brighthouse, and
Danger" by Richard Hughes.
American Legion programs,
through WKRC, every Monday eve
ming at o'clock, are bringing ire
mendous response from fans in the
way of applause letters and cards.
The Legion programs are varied
each week so as to appeal to all.
Several stunt" programs are being
arranged, which, it is said, will ap-
peal particularly to the boys who
spent time in the trenches, are be-
ing arranged and will be presented
through the WKRC nicrophone dur
ing early Legion programs.
Although S. I. Rothafel, known to
thousands of radio fans as Roxy"
|relinquished his position as Pres
entation Manager of the Capitol
Theater yesterday, the gang" will
remain as members Of the theater
cast and will continue to broadcast
every Sunday night as usual through
WEAF. Major Edward Bowes,
managing director of the theater,
will take over Roxys duties, includ-
ing the presentation of the radio
program. Major Bowes made the
announcement Of the termination of
Roxys connection with the theater.
Major Bowes said he had released
Roxy from the contract now existing
at his own request. Rothafel and
the performers have just completed
tour which took them through
Canada and the Northern States. A
new theater, to be built for Mr..
Rothafel, will not be completed with
in year, and just what is his plan
for the intervening period is not
known.
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TO SPONSOR CONCERTS

Mrs. Constance Towne, the widow
OF late Frederick Talmadge Towne,
has decided 10 turn her philanthro-
pic endeavors to the benefit OF ry,-
dio audiences. Mrs. Towne takes a
strong interest in radio and be.
lieves il to be one Of the best mo
diums OF education yet given TO ths
world
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FOR BURNING ECzEMk
Apply Zemo, the Antiseptic
Liquid-Easy to Use

When applied as directed Zemo Of.
fectively removes Eczema. quickly Stops
itching. and heals skin troubles. also
Sores. Burns. Wounds and Chatting II
penetrates, cleanses and soothes. Zemo
Is a clean, dependable and inexpensive
antiseptic liquid. that Is especially
adapted for daytime use because Il does
not show. Trial bottle 35c, large size
81 90. Zemo Soap antiseptic and heal
ing. 25c. All observation-disclosures
ment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-30

I n T . u & n tho
Change Of Life
and for a broken
down system. I
had been COM
planning a long
time and drag.
ging along had
tried other medi-
cines which did
not help me
much i read In
the newspapers
Of the Vegetable
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Radio Programs

'3 Gn:l: E ksybee w tas5S 41s }s0q Mime
apoiis-St. Paul--Children's hour. WFAA
(415.9) Dallas---Bedtime story WIN n
1879 Ceveland--Music. WY t4uo.2l
New York--Orchest
5:45 P. M:--WoAW (526). Omaha =
News. woo (4s3.6)' Davenport
5:55 P. P. M-wJz (454.8), New York
Talk. tCan the Kaiser Come Back
GOO p. M.-WDAF (365:6l. Kansas Clty
school Of the Air" WEAR (389. !.
Cleveland-Music. WEAF (4gI p
New York-String quartet; also WGK
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COOPERATEs WITH FANS

A committee of the National Elec-
trio Light Association has conducted
a thorough investigation to elimi-
nate radio interference caused by
electric utility appliances.
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FOUR CLASS A
STATIONS OPEN
Department of Commerce
Gives Figures.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON. July 30.-Four
new Glass A stations were licensed
by the Department of Commerce
during the last week. while two
stations were transferred from
Class A to b. The new stations
follow:
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OFFER STATIONS

The League of Nations may broad
cast proceedings if the committee
accepts the offers of leading Euro
pean broadcasting stations. Some
of Europe's largest stations will be
at the leagues dispossd
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Silent Today
WTAM, WSUI, WOS.
WGBS, WHAD, WHAZ.
WOO, WCEE, PWX, KSD.
KOA, CNRO, KFOU.

VIZ wfRxEY 1888, New New Y 6GE1sReSn;
7:Io =. M.-4wGBs 1855. New ork-
7:1S ?. M&wREo (2s5.5). Lansing -
7.S5 p. M.-KoA 1924. Denver-Golf
1850 P ?. M.-KFNF (266), Shenandoah
S %.Ic w WRAP ta aa5s9 Ft WGFth
Music. WHO 1920. Des Moines- Mu-
sic. WRW (273), ELECTROMAGNETIC.
7:45 P. M.-WJY (405.2). New York
500 r. M.-wBZ (33s3, Springfield
= Soprano. WEAR 1859: A. Cleveland
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49, Small candle.
%. Shades.
26. Lures.
%. Unfolds.
81. To be aroused from sleep.
80. Edge.
33. Mineral spring.
"a. To scatter hay.
SO. Wing part of a seed.
81 Guided.
49, To employ.
AZ. Auriculate.
43. Winscot.
A. Seat on horse.
A. Natures.
40. Went bankrupt.
so. Circles ofropes.
81. Tree whose wood is a moth
preventive.
So. To poke.
81. Valley.
So. Vapid.
Sc. Garment.
81. Cry of cat.
81. Drone bee.
65 Negative.
g. To subsist.
Answer to yesterdays crossword
puzzle:
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w = BIN

Merchants Heat and Light Co.
1858 Meters
Thursday, July 80.
$50 to 6:00-Sports and stock
market reports.
600 to 7:00-Program by visit
ing students Of National
Association Of Negro Mu-
sicians.
700 to S:15-Indianapolis Ath'
letic Club Orchestra.
1890 to 12:00-Indianapolis Ath-
letic Club Orchestra.
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WAR. WIFI, wsAI, wEEI, WV,
WHAD C275) Milwaukee-Organ WIP
f5Os.2), adelphia-Orchestra. WY
(405.2), New York-Concert. WLW
e. s(422 81, ncinnati-Concert WRNY
(25S.5) New York-Concert. VICES
~ $3.50. New York--Music. WRC
1855, Misunderstanding.
6:15 P. M.-WPG (399.S). Atlantic City
$50 2. M.-woAw (52e), Omaha -
Scores.
$50 P M.-wBZ (333;3l. springfielddvV
United States Marine band: also WGY,