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off the air. during the European
hour last Sunday night:
From Russia came cablegrams
from fans that the atmospheric
handicap of Wednesday night did
not prevent them from hearing
WoR, Newark, and WY, VIZ and
WEAF of New York.
Hamburg. Germany, seemed to
rule the favorite in this country
for clear reception.
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Named Health Chemist

Aubrey V. Fuller was appointed
chemist of the Health Department
by the District Commissioners to-
day. He takes the place OF T. n.
Price, who recently resigned.
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Hoo ger, Air Boss,
Finds Europe Hazy
BY ROBERT s. THORNBURGH

Herbert Hoover the radio car of the nation, with all
kinds of receiving apparatus has been but little success
boy with the homemade crystal
getting results from the international radio broadcastng
tests He European stations haziy
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The same weird discord of ca
calls. barnyard squeals and ZOO
like yowls that greeted 80 per cent
of the radio enthusiasts in this
country also found their way into
the Hoover household, he admitted
today
Before the curtain drops tonight
on the 1926 international tests
Hoover will clap on his head
phones and twist the dials of a giant
10-tube receiver In an effort TO
pick out of the ether the superla.
tive radio thrill-'fThis is .2-LO,
London"
Hoover, an, ardent radio fan,
!. operates a half dozen different
types Of receiver from a tiny crys-
tai to one of the most elaborate
sets available.
Several nights a week he tunes
In on near and far distant stations
to study many problems that con-
front listeners in relation to Fed
= eral regulation Of the new enter
No member of the Governments
radio big Four, " which directs
policies. regulations and scientific
investigation of ether communica-
ton, has been able to pick up 4
foreign station during the iHterna-
tional broadcast.
Besides Hoover the radio board
consists of DIR. J. II. Dellinger, chief
of the radio laboratory Of the Bureau
Of Standards, w. D, Terrell, chief
radio inspector, and Judge s. B..
Davis, solicitor Of the Department
of Commerce.
Davis, on a ten-tube super get,
met sufficient interference from
static, badly tuned receiving sets
and Northern lights to prevent in
ternational reception.
Hoover declared today that, de-
spite his i'll luck in falling to. OBJ
tain clearly any foreign station, the
international tests showed an i'm
provement over last year.
There has been development in
international broadcasting in the
last year." Hoover declared. The
tests clearly demonstrated that, al
though the interference this week
has been great"
Though not able to distinguish
the stations, Hoover said that early
this morning he received messages
on his radio that unquestionably
came from abroad.
Russia Heard America
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-The radio
week committee which has been
supervising the international broad
casting tests, announced today
that Europe's final attempt to
girdle the world with radio pro-
gram last night had attained the
the most success of any expert
ment since Sunday. But it was
added that this success was far
from approaching that Of last
year.
In spite of the gale that. blew
down many aerials along the east
ern seaboard, fans reported having
heard stations in South, America
Berlin, Madrid, Edinburgh and
Hamburg.
Many complaints were received
OF interruption of spark sets on
ships and at commercial stations.
California stations were also crit.
lcized for alleged failure to '"get
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-1 49,
THE BURNT CHILD

IhAH DOH01NN NAANND
A little boy dotUft In Matches
Sat upon potCder and nt1tohes;:
For the seat of 1Ddr
He bankers no more,
Though reinforced toeH tqith pdtche.
EDWIN I. sSHOPE.
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M oTcoM 81 DETf.

Jeden viedensky lekarsky caso-
pis oznamuje podivuhodny pri-
pad. Pri nemeckych hraniciach v
Rahisku zije 76-rocny Bernard
Scheinberg, ktory je otcom 81 de-
ii, ktory1ch 81 zije. s prvou de-
nou, ktora mu zomrela, ked jej
bolo 56 rokov, NAL So detf, . kto-
.rych 81 zije. Ami jeden porod ne
Dol jednodctny. Styri razy boly
stvorcata, sedem razy trojcata a
16 razy dvojcata. Ked' mu tato
zena zomrela, ozenil sa v 81. roku
znovu a druhou zenou ma Is
detf. Druha zena mu este zije a
preto Scheimberg ma nadej, ze sa
dodije 100 deti.
Scheinberg ma H tol ko vn6-
Dat, 5e fch po6et ide ma sta. ,Ka5dy
den v roku stane 80 startm otcon
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knazov. Kazen NAL velp. Jnra5
Barlols 70 SIS. Pittsburgh, Pa. .Je-
ho kazen bola tax krasna. zc 70
stanc nam dlho V pam;iti. Prl-
tomni boil nasledovni velpp. Rev.
Jozef Verhuncc y McKees Rocks,
Pa, mas prvy duchovny a 7akla-
datel osady; Rev. Klcmcnt Hr-
tanek q Homestead, Pa, Rev. NJ.
J. JeslSo 2 Brownsville, Pa, Rev.
.Jozef A. kuSnir Gharleroi, Pa,
Rev. Fabian j. Kopdrla Clymcr
Pa, Rev. Stanislav Moravek 2
Connellsvillc, Pa, Rev. Tomas
Malik +. Pittsburgh, : Pa, Rev.
Martin b. Rubicky 2 New Brieh-
ton, Pa, Rev. Jan KriSpinsky 2
East Youngstown, O. a Rev. Stan
celewslci Rev. Varzaly mas Rev.
Balog New Castle.
.Jak krasne to bolo, iak naboz-
ne ten vetcr Dol strAvcny. til ra-
dost nasich osadnlkov pritom-
nych ndboznych l'udi 2 pol 'sktch
osad, mix nemoze uyslovit'. Polia-
ci sa divili, kde Slovaci tol sko
svojieh kfazov wall. Pc Litanii
po sv. pozchnani mnoho l'udu
Dristupilo ku sv. spovcdi. Vyse
10 kflazov ostalo chrame skoro
tri Fhodiny
Rans, 7. decembra vel mi mno-
no veriacich pristhpilo ku sv.
Sviatostiam pri prvej a druhej
sv. omsi. -
Veeer uH Cd 6. hodiny l'ud Sa
hrnul do rhramu a talk mnoho ma
roda bolo, Ec sa do chramn mnohi
neumestili ostali stat po scho-
doch a okolo vchodov do chramu.
Vel mi mili kazen NAL Rev. Mi
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.chal Kusnir h. New Kensington
Pa. Po kazni bola procesia $ PREY
Sviattost 'ous ktoril niesol velp.
Stancelewski, mas snsedny pol
sky dMhovny a dobry priatel
Slovakov, potion Rev. Kusnir,
Rev. Varzaly q mas velp. Balog.
v procesii bralo 1cast' vysc LOG
dieyceniec y biel,uickych satoer
kaclt biclymi stl,Ekatni yo
vlaskoch d zivymi ruzi6kami v
rnkach. Takto sprcvadzaly prev,
sviatost' Oharnu.
Konelm mojc slSromne riadky i
meme Bozom a meme naSej far
nosti.
ostavam ! ! plnej dete,
Mrs. Zuzanna J. Kamarova
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KRAsNA 4o-HoDMovA
POBOzNosf Y NEW CASTLE

Dovol 'ujem si zmienit' sa, jake
mi tn v nasej osade Sv. Michala
Ardhanjcla pokraGnjeme. Asi
pred mesiacom zavital KIN nam
vclp. Balog, ktoraho postal k.l
nam najd. osvp. Biskup pitts
bnrghskej diacezi. Velp. Balog je
Slovak telom i dusou, vyborny
kazatcl', ktoreho slova lnu Cd
srdca k srdcu. Je ako misionar.
lebo mas chr;im jc stale prcplne-
ny starymi, mladymi a najmlad.
slmi.
Ked' mas byvaly duchovny, vel
pan Nccid odchadzal ma inl 0.
sadn, kde no osvp. Biskup postal,
nase zeny pripravily krasnu ho-
stinu ma rozl1Gku a muzovia OBJ
darovali no pcknym darom.
Kdd' terajsl velp. Balog prisiel
okolo IA. noveanbra NAL prvii
sv. omsu, nase dievcata Marierka
Kolibasova Anicka Janosikova,
y sprievode maluiekNch nasich o.
sadnych dicvoatok, privitaly ho
vel mi prlvetive v meme cclcj ma.
Sci osady a odovzdali mu vel'ml
vyzdobeny kos plnv zivych ute
scnych ,,ai. v1p. Balog vel
srdecne sa i'm zad 'akoval a 81 l'u-
bill, ze co bude moct' ucinit' pre-
osadu Boha a narod, ucini. ia
to al ma tomto mieste celia osada
Vam milovany mas velp. Balog
srdecne d 'aluje.)
A tcraz nieco nasej vel mi
krasnej 40-hodinovei poboznosti
Kostol boil vel mi pekne vyzdobe.
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ny ziyymi rrzami, ze len radost
boln sa ma to divat Name til
vel mi sikovnn organistiku oso-
be 81. Marienlsy Kolibas a preto
mame vzdy pelxny spev. w pred
tyadnom nasc bsadni6ky a osad-
nfci pripravovali chram Panov, a
by Dol iak nailra,isie ozdobent.
Y nedel'u dna 3. decennbra ra-
NO zapoeala sa Styridsat -hddino-
va poboznost vel n,ou sv. om-
Sou. V tcnto prvy ve'cer bol chram
preplneny. V druhy vecer tai;
samo a V treti veder prisiel taky
naval 'udi, ze sa mmohi do chra.
mu nepomcstili.
V prvy veter ma kazeH vclp
Simon Miskovcik 2 Farrell, Pa
Kazen jeho bola vcl'n precite-
ma a nabozna. Pritomni boil al
velp. Stefan Begalla 20 Stru.
Tiers. vclp. Stanislav Stancelcw-
ski a vclp. Stefan Varzaly 2 New
Castle. Modlili SINE sa Litanie a
bolo sv. po3ehnanie.
V pondelok, 6. dec. M "a yeas
rama l'ud Siel do chramu prijat
sv. sviatosti. Sa mi ida, re 5
alebo 6. hodine, lcbo v ncdel II
veGer vclpp. shlchali spoEed' W.
Sc dvoch hodin. ia celej 40-hod
poboznosti nase osadnicl1y kl'a-
caly pred sv;itostankom dive a dive
V kazdii hodinu inc dive a to cd
rama do vecera. Je to krasny ma
bozny zvyk.) Vecer hned 1H po
6. hodine l'ud hrnul sa hifne do
kostola a kdd' bolo I hodin, NJ
ncbolo kdc ami stat. Ten veGer
boil prekvapujti.im pre- osadnikov,
lebo mali SINE mnoho pritomnlch
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CLANoK 2o7.
Odstavenie kojenca.

Vo ySeobecnosti hovoriac diet a
odstavene ma lbyt' Cd pridajania
nickedy medzi deviatym a Str
nastym mesiacom. 1ste okolnosti
dakedy nntia al ku tomu, ably be-
ba este pred deviatym mesiacom
bola odstavena. Ku prikladu kcd
matkn ne1na dostatotnli kasobn
prsneho mlicka, vtedyi nutno je
tdstavit' vcaSsic. Ale al pocasie
ma dakedy svoj vliv ma dobu od-
stavenia. Neod( (,ordta sa odstavit
alebo len zaeinat odstavovat
behom hor1ceho pocasia, jestli,
rozumie sa, len nutnost' to nevy-
zaduje.
Odstayujte svoju bebu postup-
ne. Tymto sa beba moe snadnej-
Sic navykne ma menu potraviny.
Trocha peciva alebo sucharov mo-
ze. sa dat 6beasTie ma napomdha-
ME odstavenia diet at "a. Pamataj-
te, ovsem, ina to, ze beba Skrobo-
vite jeiila nemoze snadno trovit
do osemnasteho alebo az dvadsia-
tcho mesiaca. Takymto jedlam
treba vyhybat'. Zemiaky, fazul a
a podobne potraviny obsahujii
vel Ike mnezstvo skrobu a det 'om
nemajii byt' davane.
Kcd' zasinate odstavoyat' va
su bebu, najlepsie je poradit' sa
najprv lekara. On zna, ze aka po-
trava je' najlepsou pre- vasu be-
bu a sostavi VAN jcdalny llstok.
Tym ciel'om, ably slovenske ma.
tly mohly znat', ze ako uzivat
Bordcnovo Eagle Mlieko, Borde'
nova Sp:locnost' vytlaGila slo.
venskej reci dplne 1pravy krme-
MIA, v ktorych je udant, ze axe
treba pripravit Bol'denovo Eagle
Mlieko pre- kojencoy rozlicneho
ycku. Jestli chcete mat jeden w
tisk z tychto iprav, len vyplntt
kupdn, ktory najdete ma jednej
ohlasok v nasom easopise, poslitt
no tejto spoloenosti a ona van
! ich vd acne poSle zdarma al Il
teSenou detskou knizockou.
| Citajte pozorne tieto elank,
kazdy tvzden a odkladajte 81 icl
pre- pripadnS upotrebenie v hu
ddcnosti.
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.sv M1KU1As.
Mrs. Zuzanna J. Klanarova.

Ktore diet a ze by sa mu ncte-
silo? A veru al ii starsi radi spo-
minaiii ma tohoto svatca - ma
rplynuly ve& st'astneho a bezsta-
rostneho detstva. Lebo detstvo q
Mikulas sd pojmy nerozlueitcl'-
ne, jeden 81 ncmome predstayit
bez druh6ho.
Dl'a povesti, g.. decembra vecer
ked sa zmrkne, spusti sa sy. Mi
hnlas s neba po zlatom povrazku
zaene ohchadzat' dedinu v sprie-
vode amelia a certa. Nevynechaj jl
ami jednej domacnosti. Obleceny
ie "a biskupa, ma hlayt ma mit1n
V rllke velskn pasticrsku palicu.
Darky nosieva anjel. Ked' pridrl
do domu, hovorieva obyeajne taxi
to: "Deti! ia som MikrllhS, mod
lite 50 otGenas. MrchavJ:ln det 'om
prinasam korbac. dobrIm ale o
rechy a kolac.' Dobre tedy anjel
podcli a plane postrasi poSihe
cert. Byva tiea Avykom, ze 81 deti
kla,lievaj1 v predveeer sv. Miku-
lasa pmcosi,y alebo chlapci eiz-
misky do obloka. A rano je pun
coska alebo 'cEmitka H pima r5z-
nymi darloarmi.
Den sv. Mikmasa byval skor
hlavne V homatyt;h nasich lra-
ioch vel Rym sviatkom rodmnym.
Jeho vyznam vsak postupne miz-
ne dnes je NJ al to chodenie IS
Mikulasom len vel mi zriedkave.
Nasi predkovia ho vsak oslavova-
Ii vel'mi hlucne, takze cirkev sa-
ma bola nltena vydavat' prisne
nredpisy, ably prekypuj1cr buj-
uost ak0 tax obmedzovala. Cd
kial pochadza Stedrost' Mikula-
sa? o tom je celia legenda. Hovori
sa, re sv. Mikulas, ked' chodii e.
Ste po svete, nocoval vraj Il AXE
hOsi chuilobnfho r,lbara. TentO
rubar no vel mi vi 'ndne prijal a
pohostil. Nal tri krasne diaveata,
take uz ma vydaj. V noIci Mikn-
las nespal a vypoGul rozhovor
'Ychto dobrNch l'udi. A rano no.
iii rubarovi plny mech pchazi cez
okno do komory. ably tento po-
ctive mohol yydat' svoje krasne
dctrv. - Preto je vraj Mikulas
natr6mom dietok, ktore sa talk te.
aia ma icho prichod. ze uz o nicom
nom ami ncsniyaUl ako 0 dar.
koch. SIT ovsem al inc lcgendy,
'ato ic ale najmamejsia mas ma
Slovensku a vysllytuje sa v mno-
hN,h variaciach.
Preclfky rome pecivo, co pc
sii gazdinie ia Mikulasa, zasluho.
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/ valo by nvlaStnu kapitolu. Tu
povieme len tol 'ko, ze najviac sa
zobrazuje Mil1ulas a to tax verne,
ze clovek nevychadza 2 1divu pri
poromahf hotovaho diela $ pri-
mitfvnost 'ou pouMvanych nastro-
jov.
Miknalas patrl Diet 'om. Zlym a
ncpoalusnym ovae1n Krampus, kto
ri idh vypuka. Preto dobre po-
slusne dietky tesla sa vsetky na
jeho prihod, lebo:
.'Ja som svaty Mikulas,
neboj sa, kto posl1chas!
Dobre dietky milujem,
plane pr1tom vysibem. =
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WIZ and wGY from the Marine
BARRACKS

WIZ and WGY from the Marine
Barracks.
$50 D. m.-New York Edison
Hour, with station VIZ and WGY
from New York
$50 p. m.-Dinner of the
Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology with stations VIZ, WGY,
WIZ, KDKA, KYW. xxx, KOA
and KGO from the Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel. New York. Addresses by the
Vice President OF the United States,
Gen. James g. Harbcrd, George
Eastman, DIR. Samuel w. Stratton
and David Sarnoff.
1900 midnight Meyer Davis lie
Paradis Band. under the direction
of Harry Albert, from the Cafe LIE
Paradis.
WRHF's Regular Features
1O:00-Current events.
10:30-Police reports.
WMAL Tonight.
Z p. m.-Parker Fennelly, lead.
ing man, Thomas Herbert Stock
Company, Wardman Park Theater.
in Song story"
ITO p. m.-"Whose Permit
Should Be Revoked?"--M. o. ED.
ridge, traffic director for the Dis
trict of Columbia.
7:25 p. m.-Edwin Callow, Tony,
the Barber gives his impressions
of the opening of the Washington
Radio Forum.
1886 p. m.--"Pneumonia Proven.
ton" Dr. w. C. Fowler. Health
Officer of the District of Columbia.
$50 D. m.-Miss Bertha Holmes,
Federal tax specialist, in discus
sion of the proposed new income
tax law
On Early Tomorrow
6:45-"Tower of Health Exer-
cises,' WCAP.
10:0O--Woman's hour, WRC.
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HOUSE BODY To
HEAR BARROW

Acceptance by Clarence Darrow.
nationally famous lawyer and hu.
manitarian, OF an invitation to APP
pear before the Judiciary subcom-
mittee of the House District Com
mittee in support Of bill to abolish
the death penalty in the National
Capital was received today by Rep
resentative Clarence J. Mcleod,
chairman of the subcommittee.
The hearing wss set for January
%, but barrow will be unable to
appear until the following day and
the meeting will either be post.
poned to, or special hearing
granted on January 20.
The committee Invitation was ex-
tended to Mr. barrow personally by
Representative Frank r.. Reid,
Illinois, who returned to Washing
ton today after brief visit to
Chicago.
Mr., barrow has made number
Of speeches in various parts of the
nation lii support OF the steadily
increasing sentiment against 'ju.
dicial murder"
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Her Jewslry ana household offects
are left 10 her near relatives. a
legacy Of $500 is given to the
|orphanage 1T Nazareth, Il g. The
National Savings and Trust Com.
pany Is to hold 81 1000 for the
benefit Of son. II. Lewis Dainger.
field.
The remaining estate a 10 be
held BY the trust company and
divided into az many parts -
there are children Of the deceased
and the income paid TO each for
life. At the death of the children,
the estate Is to be distributed among
grandchildren.
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u. s. CIVIL SERVICE
NEEDS PoLlCEWoVMAN

The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced the need
OF policewomen. Applications for
positions will be received up to Feb.
ruary q.
At a date, which will be an.
nounced later, those applying for
positions will be. examined as fol-
lows: Composition, 20 per cent: prac-
tical questions on the duties of the
lob. 40 per cent. and education,
training, experience and fitness, 40
ner cent.
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WAR HERO WITH
STORY or MARRIED LIFE

NEW YORK. Jan. 19.Abrarn
Moishe ornstein celebrated his 96th
birthday in the Home Of the
Daughters OF Jacob, by telling his
friends how Emperor Franz Joseph
Of Austria. had pinned medal on
him in 1859 for bravery IN the war
with italy. He was drafted for
the war. He says he was opposed
to that war and to all wars
Mordecai Harkayy, 90 years cid
stopped the recital of Ornstein by
saying:
ITO be able to get along with q
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ROTnping Around
the
Radio Dial

Radio, the baby industry, is keep
ing well abreast of the times and
the effects of the current news
events mark it's offerings at every
turn.
Not to be outdone by the enor-
nous amount of publicity given by
the newspapers to the marriage OF
Irving Berlin broadcasting stations
the country over are presenting
his most talked Of and latest hit,
Remember.
Last night the "A. and p.
Gypsies,' the musical organization
that devotes it's hour on the air to
classical music and the sweetest
of the ballads, gave us this number.
Berlin should be complimented as
the "Gypsies" give us but the best.
Thursday night WRC will present
through its station, an hour OF
Berlin music played by the Meyer
Davis Swanee Orchestra. 1t is to
be a review of the composers
works and follows in the footsteps
of the features presented during
the Victor Herbert and the George
Gershwin hours that have been
presented to us locally.
VIVA: should be one of the most:
interesting talks yet to be pre-
Is going on the air through WJAz
Thursday night will only be heard
by a few in Washington, we fear.
Commander Donald b. Macmillan
for the first time will make and
address in which he will tell the
story Of how Admiral Peary in
1909 reached the North Pole
Although this station at Chicago
comes in with a great deal OF
volume the static that now effects
the air will make it extremely diff
ficult to reach. And the talk will
not go on the air until 12 o'clock.
This hour is, too late for an adj
dress and the local stations are
10 be complimented on their past
performances Of keeping the adj
dresses in the earlier hours Of the
evening.
A unique feature called "A Pham.
tom Dinner will be presented to-
night through WRC. A dinner
has been arranged by the alumni
of the Massachusetts Institute Of
held in fifty-eight cities through
out the United States. At each OF
these banquets will be received by
radio the addresses and entertain
ment originating In several OF the
cities, including New York. Wash
ington and Chicago.
Vice President Dawes and Gen.
James c. Harbord will broadcast
from the local studio, and speeches
will also be taken from the central
dinner at New York and from a
studio in Chicago.
Other features on tonight's pro-
gram will be a weekly concert by
the United States Marine Band Or
chestra, the New York Edison Hour
and an hour OF dance music by the
Meyer Davis LIE Paradis Band.
WRC's Complete Bill
1850 a. Arlington time sig,
mails.
/ 1900 neon-O Organ recital from
the studios Of the Homer l.. Kilt
Piano Company.
100 p. m.--Irying Boernstein's
Hotel Washington Orchestra.
600 p. m.-Daniel Chwalow' s
Hotel Hamilton Orchestra.
6:45 D. m--Market summary
by the Department of Agriculture.
700 p. m."Show Shopping" by
Leonard Hall, dramatic editor Of
THE News
7:10 p. m.-"Agents and Methods
of Modern Diplomacy" by DIR. Ed
mund A. Walsh, regent of the
school OF foreign service. George.
town University.
1870 p. m.-United States Marine
Band. Capt. William Fl. Santel-
mann, leader;i Taylor Brarson.
second leader. jointly with stations
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DAlNCERFIELD WILL AIDS
THREE HOUSES or NUNS

The Little sisters Of the Poor,
the sisters 81 the House Of the
Good Shepherd and the Sisters Of
#Bor secour. Baltimore. are remern-
bered with requests OF $3.50 each
in the will Of Virginia x. Danger
field. filed FOR probate here.
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AT NIGHT

Do exactly the same as you did
in the morning and do it in Just
the same way
Note:-clean out ash pit daily.
When the average heater is run
as directed above, there should
be about 4 lbs Of ashes daily to
remove-practically nothing
but it 10 : good habit to remove
them every day
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COLLIE LEADS MISTRESS
TO DROWNING BOY SKATER

DANBURY, Conn, Jan. ia
twelve-year-old boy who broke
through the thin ice Of pond near
here was saved from drowning by
a. collie who seized bis mistress
skirt In his teeth and dragged her
to the scene.
The woman. Miss Katherine Dyer,
with the aid OF two men saved the
boy.
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wife As long IS have think 4
am more entitled TO medals than
ne Is. MY wife has been one
battle after another and worse
than the battles on the battle.
fields.
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SPIES OF FOUR NATIONS
ARRESTED BY NATIONS

MOSCOW. Jan. 19.-Spies Of four
nations which border on Russia
have been arrested by the state 20
lice as a result Of series of raids
covering territory from the Black
Sea to the Baltic" an announce
ment said here today.
1t was stated that the military
intelligence services OF three other
nations were involved.
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Best Bets From
Out Of Town
ON AIR TONIGHT

Organ recital. WPG.
S:15-"The Gypsy Girl WNAC.
s:3O-"The Marriage Shall Not
Take Place by the Kittridge
Players, WGBS.
9:OO-Old time review, WLW.
9:3O-Third anniversary program,
VINO. The Viennese Elite Trio,
WNYC.
10:O0-"M Michigan Night, WJR.
WICK.
1O:30--Dance program, KTHS.
12:OO-Edgewater Beach Hotel
OrioIe Orchestra, webb.
-Nighthawk Frelic, WDAF.
Time Schedule for Distant Stations
Tonight
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Station Wave Length

Station Wave Length
CFCA, 357; CKAC, Al; CYL, $50;
KDKA. 3Os; KFAB, s4l: KFDM,
>elS; KFI, 467: KENO. 800: KFMx,
3S7; KFNF, 266: KFOA. 454: KFVE.
$40: KFWB, 252. GO. SOL: kew,
492: XIII. 4O5: KJR. 384; KIDS
AL; xxx. 337: KOA, 322; KOHL,
42S; KPO, 429. PRO, 297: KSD, 545.
KSI1 500; KTAB, 24O; KTBI, 294:
KTCt, sos: KTHS, 375: XIV. 455:
KWKH, 261: KYW, 535; WAND.
wBCN, 266; WIZ, 3S3: WCAE. 49,:
WCAu, 27S; WCBD. 345: WCCO.
At WICK. Sic WDAF, -366; WDWF,
Al; WEAF. 1872: WEAR, $50:
webb, $40; WEBB. 273: WEEP.
$40: WENR, 266; WFAA, Ats;
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go; WGN. 37O: WGR, 319: WGY,
$50; WHAR, 275: WHAS. 400: WIN.
361; WHO, SIG; WHIT, 400; WHO,
226: WIP, sos: WAR. 306; WAS,
275: VIVID, 800; WJR. Sic; WY,
4O5; WKRC, 422: WLIB, 300; WIS.
345; WLW. 422; WEWL. 2S8;
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3a4: VINO, 500: WMCA. 341; WNAC..
ESQ: WNYC, 52S; WoAI. 395: WOAN,
2S3; WPAW, 526: woo, 4S4; WOk,
217; WOO, sos; WOO. 27S: WORD.
275; WPG, 800; WQJ, 448; WREO,
2S6; WRW, 2T3: WSAI, 1926; WISE.
42s: WTAG. 26s; WTAM. SS9;
WTIC. 476. and WV. SIS.