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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-10
CI ASSIFIED PROCRl ANS
BASEBALL. BROADCAST

Il
3 B. al. washington ". Cleve-
land, ia Cleveland. Times Herald,
WRC 1857.
LECTURES, ETC.
6:45 5. ii. Prize play by the
Young Judea Groul New York,
'sITis Children, WEBS (S16l; Golf
BOX, BY Ralph Clifford Boston,
| WNAC lzSO).
7:30 b. na.- E'o0tiig hfs and Lamp.
light. By oliver M. SayIor, New
York. NGRs l316l.
7:5O b. The Lower House.
bv Assemb1y lyman Maurice BLOCK,
New York, VY1SC 1921.
CEII15DREN'S HOURS
5 5. M ncle Geebee, New York.
WGBS iS16).
u 6 8. Uncle Wip, Philad elphia,
WIZ t5Os); Uncle Bob, Chicago.
XIV $3.50.
6:l5 B. MT Uncle watts Punch
ana Judy, Chicago, WGN (S05).
$40 81. nj Dream Daddy, Phila-
.deIpl1aa. WILT 1881
1850 b. mi. sandman 4 Gircie sal-
tirnore, WBAIr f246l =s Is
RADIO CONCERTS, ETC.
{ Is. Biidweek Hymn sing.
New York, WEAT 1861.
$40 5. mJudge, jr.. New York,
WIZ (455l.
5. m.-Voice of the Silent
Drama, VIZ chain. including WRC
f469): German Lieder program. New
York. WNYC 1920.
7:15 b. m. Hires Harvesters,
49, zys.,,fp xxyrzs u fA00A
7:3O b. all. s. Marine Band,
Washington. WRC (469l.
8 b. CIfcquot Club Eskimos,
New York, WEAF (492l.
$50 ID. M Royal Typewriter Or
chestra, WIZ chain, including WRC
1852; symphony Players, Pittsburg 4,
3 IS. fa silvertown Cord orcies-
ira. New York, WEAF (4921: Sesqui
|cenfs nniaI Hour, Philad eiphia, aWcsAU
Il277.
$40 b. nj. The Record Boys, VIZ
chain, including WRC {469); Emerald
instrumental Trio. New York,
WLWL t28S).
10 b. nn.-Doherty Melody Boys,
Cincinnati, WLW t422l.
1890 b. m. - Congress Carnival.
chicago, XIV k00O1.
DANCE PROGRAM
.. m.-Jean Goldkette's orches-
ira. Detroit, WJR (517). Joseph
Safnueps Dance Orchestra, Atlantic
city. VOC (299l. Swiss Gardens
Orchestra. Cincinnati, WKRC t422).
Patio Dance Orchestra, Philadelph ia,
s:1s 3. m.-Royal Arcadian or.
chestra. New York, WGBS lS16).
9:8O b. m.-Hotel Traymore Dance
Orchestra, Atlantic City, WPG 1881.
California Ramb1ers, New York,
fWMCA (S4I.
10 .. m.-~Meyer Davis sewanee
Syncopators, washington, WRC
t469). Charlie Kerr's Orchestra,
Philadelphia, WCAU err. Gilbert
watson Orchestra, Toronto, CFCA
1850. Buffaiodians Dance. Orches.
| ira, New York, WEAF (492l.
Palmer House Victorians, Chicago,
Wild (370). Silver Slipper supper
Club Orchestra, Atlantic City, WPG
(299l. Ernie Golden Orchestra, New
York, WMCA CAD.
p. m.--Katz's Orchestra, Gin
cinnati. WLW (422). Oriole Orches-
ira, Chincago, webb (370l.
j. 11:30 b, m~-Henry Theis Orches-
ira, Cincinnati, WLW (422). Jack
lCrawford's Orchestra, Chicago,
WBBM (226).
IL p. m.-Cop-o-Texas Orchestra,
Fort Worth, WBAP (475).
12:45 p. m.-Kansas City Night
Hawks, Kansas City, WDAF 1861.
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Concrete Ship Docks

CAPE MAY. June 10.-The con-
crete steamship Atlantus arrived off
Cape May Point to be beached to
make a dock for the Cape May.
Lewes ferry from Cape May Point
to Lewes, Del,
1t is understood that two wooden
Ships win arrive here within the
next two or three days. The Allan.
tt1s was bought. from the Shipping
Board and is to be beached to make
an Ice breaker for the ferry.
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R0MPING AROUND THE RADIO DIALS !
REST PROSPECTS,.

$50 b. nl.-Dudges Jr.s New.
OYli VIZ Ass.
b, III. Voice of the Silent
| drama. WIZ chain including
WEEC t469).
80 b. m.LJnited States
Marine Band Washington,
syVT3C 1859.
sg $3.50 d. IIa.S0Yai Salon Or.
clrestra, WIZ chain including
WRC t469l.
- b. h. iIVertOWn Cord
DrcIlesfl.as New York, Wear
$50 b. nK.TIle Record
BOYS. VIZ chain i:.cIuding
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By GARDNER MACK
T0PLNuER RS ARE.
RECORD BOYS

A II the return Of the popular Rec.
ord BOYS to the program Of WRc
and the introduction OF new tenor
in the typists subsidy hour from
VIZ are excepted this evening
has little but average programs to
offer dial twisters.
There are two events hunters for
trouble with outside stations might
trail both from the same station,
WGBS, New York, The first will
be the presentation OF His Child
rem, Rufus Learsi which was
awarded first prize III 4 contest
conducted by the Jewish Welfare
Board. The play starts at 6:45 This
evening and win be presented by
the Young Judea Dramatic Group,
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OIL 7I9 SAYL OR'S
TABLOID re AZURE

The other event Is the appearance
Of Oliver M. SayIor with his weekly
talk on ..FootIigats and I,ampii ght, g
at 7:S0. mr.. SayIOr's contribution to
radio entertainment and enlight.
eminent Ii about a. interesting as
anything one can tune. Well equip.
ped to talk about plays and books
he justifies any Mandatory announce.
ment that can b him BY
the manner III ~ lcsa he iEually
uses this equiptnelft
There win be the usua ginger
ale and automobile tire subsidies
from WEAF who will perform st
their regular hours, and the SAM.
tary beverage parveyors also do
their stunts this week devoting
their time to Spain and Spanish
music.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-15
NATIONAL THRIFT WEEK.

Beginning January anniversary
continuing 23 Thrift
the Will firmly imbedded
Arizona
nation spendhrts
through
activity
charitable
generally recognized the big fundamentally
year.
number those becoming
portion their the will
been
The object of the aside Thrift Week to teach thrift
kindbut the lines of
spend Time the
the
the aims the Thrift Week idea
"ork Expenditures
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-15
INCREASED LIFE
BUILT INTO TIL E
1926 AUTOMOBILE
Az Dispatch A. 2. Wirel

NEW YORK, Jan. 14.-One of the
greatest Improvements in the 1926
automobile is the Increased life that
has been built into it. Experts have
agreed after viewing the glistening
creations of motordom on display at
the annual motor show in the Grand
Central Palace. They declare that
the 1926 models Will far outlive their
predecessors, but that this will not
be apparent until the new cars have
been in service year. The new
creations will run from 10000 to
10000 miles without grinding Of
valves, adjustment of bearings or
fitting of new rings, the experts be-
lieye.
In some instances spring bolts and
spring bolt fabrication are eliminat-
ed by use of rubberized fabric spring
shackles.
profusion of lacquer finishes, in
various hues, give the finishing
touches to the new motor creations.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-15
RADIO PROGRAM

Beach Ells No. SSS midnight frolic
KFNWB-Hollywood Calf (252), T.
7:1O p. M, announcements; 7;1O, safe
ty first talk, Officer e. c. Brown
1920, Jack Boaz, fishing scout; 1880,
Eye-o-logue, DR.. Herbert S. Mar
shutz 7;40, microphone brevities g.
8, program John Wright, the right
tailor; Raquel Nieto, coIoratura So
prano; Chic de Verdi trio; Califor-
mia Blue Boys; 80, Jack Smiths
dance orchestral; 1911, Warner
Brothers frolic, direction Charlie
Wellman.
KGO-Oakland, Calf (861.2), "a
p. m., short program, Pacific Coast
Music review; Mrs. George Kruger,
pianist; Irene Ashworth Lillian
Acheson; Sara Linden, violinist; book
review; 66:55, dinner concert, Sher-
man, Clay & Co.
s KGW = Portland, Ore. (481.5),
1890 a. M, shopping guide; 1890
1870 p. M, Rose City trio; 6-7, din
ner concert; SO, concert; 9-1O:3O,
concert Sherman, Clay & company
duo; 1O:SO-12, Hoot Owls.
KHJ-Los Angeles, Calf (4O5.2),
$3.50 p. M, Leighton's Arcade cafe
terra orchestra; Jack Cronshaw, lead
er; 6:3O7;SO history story, Prof.
Hertzog; Radio kiddies' hour with
Richard Headrick and Vyola Won,
screen Juveniles; 1880, Romance of
Santa lee Trail" Gladys De Witt; s.
10, program, Western Auto Supply
company; 10-11, Don Clarks Bilt-.
more hotel dance orchestra.
Hollywood, Calf. (238), 5-b
p. M, home hour with Nanny Sim
mons with pupils of Paul Gerson
studio; Z, Color Photography" c.
w. Beam; 1880, wonders of Nature"
Prof. Alfred CoolQman $40, The
Turner orchestra, direction Lorel.
Powell 10-11, Starr Piano company
studio.
KNX - Hollywood, Calf. (SS6.9).
5:3O-6:15 p, M, Wurlitzer pipe organ
studio; Town Tattler; 6:15, travel
talk, w. F. Alder; 6:SO-7, Atwater
Kent concert orchestra; 7-73O, pop
ular prograln1 1908, program, East
ern Outf.tting company; SO, West
Coast theatres; $40, Order of Opti-
mistic Donuts; 10-11, program, John
A. Vaughn corporation; Hip, Ray
Vests Cocoanut Grove dance or
chestra, Ambassador hotel
KTAB-Oakland, Calf. (24O), g.
$3.50 a. M, prayer service, Rev E. l.
Spaulding; $40, program, Breuners
KWSC Pullman, Wash. (S4S.6),
1909 p m Cougar Co-Ed orches.
ira; Ruth Faulkner, pianist; Gladys
Wren, volinist; Fay Norris, banjo
list; Dorothy Sturgis, saXophonist;
drums Edna Daw: special niano
numbers, f. c. Butterfield; Physics
of Everyday Life, No. 2" DR.. r. O.
Hutchinson; General Accounting,
No. % II. ], Rehn; Preparing fol
1926 Crops" Leonard Hegnauer.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-15
WITH EDITORS
TRUE TO FORM.
Clos Angeles Times)

Beware of Greeks bearing gfts!"
apparently
ountrys delegation already
appeared
of debt
recalls diplomacy
of Ulysses
spirit hidden cloud,
offering the Greek commissioners
credits mat
commissioners
slider refundng Of
Mellon credit
stands O Treasury
received but $5OOOOOO of that
suggests Mellon
the remainder credit
by Secretary McAdoo
commissioners
that they question the
good
ferences will pleased o
Secretary commission,
Washington dispatches He expected the
seeking extension of time
instead creditors They speak
anct ontract and that having agreed to advance
accepting their promise that amount
its
credit the time the Allies desrous
keeping
basis launch attacks against
willing sell
good
the the Greek
How that antiquity
imagine sophocles
claimed
prepared make repayment the basis the
those
$4SOOOOOO
19OOOOOO
$33OOO,OOO in
low
Greek commission is likely to find that the time has passed
the national
the commissioners government
expects payment
little then
the president secretary
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-15
A GO-GETTER.

Senator Ralph H. Cameron OF Arizona day day establishing
when things for the bene
ready
within and his great seems to be
growing in Washington
nation the republican be-
organization of which
member ignaly honod the
being committee appropriations
one important while
member of these being the most
Arizona senator is also ranking member
affairs member of the committee Indian
and mining committee on irrigation and
public lands and surveys all OF
which to
past
Amsden the American veonsul Nogaes
location
praise locally.
Douglas city and her
they
for desiring the United States
their
Usually the
entering country
Aqua Priea to effect
business n
of
continuous effort have yceconsu stationed
the
compliance with their wishes is truly pleasing
of an
be pleasing
introduction of bill in the
tariff
Bsbee
the wokngman, will
copper
fields
low and day.
smelling
the continuance of the prosperity Of Arizona
Thus Senator H. things
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-15

WDAF-Kansas City, Mo. (3656),
6-7 p. m., The Tell Me-a-Story lady;
address, the Trianon ensemble; g.
$50, Wentworth Military academy
program; 1851, The Plantation
players, Hotel Muehlebach; Eddie
Kuhn's orchestra; Kansas City Ath-
Ietic club.
WHB-Kansas City, Mo. (365.6), 2-3
p. M, Sweeney Radio trio 7-S,
Sweeney Radio orchestra; Don An
chors, poet; Mona Motor Oil Cans.
WHO-Des Moines, Iowa (C26),
1909 p. M, Dessa Wolf, pianist; !;
Myrtle Williams, soprano; Stewart
Watson, baritone; Helen Brming-
ham, accompanist; 11-12 Bankers
Life Corn Sugar orchestra.
WOAI-San Antonio, Texas (394.5),
p. m, musical program, Kamma's
Hawaiians; $3.50, musical program,
Menger hotel trio.
WOAW-Omaha, Nebr. (526), 12:45
p. M, Sunshine Sunday dinner menu,
recipe service; L, RandalPs Royal
Fontenelle orchestra; g. music re-
view, Hester Bronson Copper; $50,
Jaffys string quintet; 8, classical
program; 10:3O, Frank Hodek and
his Nightingale orchestra.
woo Davenport, Iowa (483.6),
12:15-12:25 p M, special farm serv-
ice day; $3.50, Aunt Jane; 8, Cres
cent orchestra; 5:45-6, chimes; $780,
$780, sandman; SO, Rock Island
Post, American Legion; $40, old
tor company; 1O-11, travel talk, DIR.
B. ]. Palmer.
WRR-Dallas, Texas (246), 12-1 p.
M. Ethel Smith, pianist; W. w. Mac
Beth, harmonica soloist; Sheldon
Leachman, tenor; Sis, bedtime story;
CT, dinner hour Jack Gardner's or
chestra; SO, Elena Munster, soprano;
Lucy Renard, pianist; Mrs. Ira j.
Kennedy, contralto; HIP, George
Perfect, organist; artists, Phil Pierce
studio.
Mountain Time stations.
KOA-Denver, Colo. (S22.D, 1915
p. M, Rihlto theatre musicale; S:15.
exercise; $3.50, matinee for house,
wives; A. culinary hints; Ais, fash
ion; $50, Brown Palace string or
chestra; 1880, Sunday school lesson;
8, musical program, Fort Collins,
Colo, 157th Infantry band; Fort Coll
Inns Masonic quartet, ladies quin-
tet.
Pacific Time stations.
KFI-Los Angeles, Calf. (46O,
5:30-6 p. m., Examiner matinee 6,
nightly doings; els, KITS recipe;
6-645, Hoffman concert orchestra;
6:45-S:15, program; S:S0-10, Times
studio program
KFONt--Long Beach, Calf. (232.G,
4:SO-5 p. m., amusement bulletin; g.
6:3O organ recital, Brayton's
theatre 6:30-7, Captains inn orches
ira from Seal Beach; SO, Press
Telegram program; 1912, Long
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-15
The Day in Washington

World court debate went forward
in the senate.
Secretary Jardine endorsed the
Raugen cooperative marketing bill.
Another investigation of aviation
was ordered by the house military
committee.
The house naval committee con-
tinued inquiry as to the replacement
OF the Shenandoah.
The senate finance committee ap-
proved the house action in banning
income tax publicity.
Passage of the new railroad labor
bill was urged before the senate in
terstate commerce committee.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-15
The voice Of the sIuggnrd.

DR.. John A. Hutton, talking with
contempt of the Ca canny" idea,
recited Chesterton's parody in lee
ture that he gave recently at Bir~
mingiham
Toiling, rejoicing, sorrowing,
Thus l my life conduct;
Each morning sees some task be-
gun,
Each evening sees it chucked-
The Christian Register.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-15
served Them Right.

Bride Cat the telephones Oh.
John, do come home, I've mixed the
plugs in some way. The radio is all
covered with frost and the electric
ice box is singing. Way Out West
in Kansas. s."-Everybody Magazine
for December.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-15
ABE MARTIN

Folks used t. develop int crimi-
nails, but t'day they begin right of:
th' bat. wish th government
would take tn salary it pays Roy
Haynes an put more mucilage ON
postage stamps.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-15
FORREST RECEIPTS INCREASE

DENVER, Colo, Jan. 13.-Receipts
in the national forests of the Rocky
Mountain. region tqtalled 1921, ,4O9.O9
during the quarter ending December
81, last, an increase over the same
period in 1874, a report of District
Forester Allen Peck today showed
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-15

Have a Account"
Home"
National committee
you
you them
good o
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-15
More Truth Than Poetry
BY JAMES j. MONTAGUE
JUST AS THE Tw1G IS BENT.

JUST AS THE TWIG is BENT.
When little Tommy plays "fol
keeps
His undeveloped soul he sleeps
In greed for gain, and by and by
A wicked willow he will ply,
In the pursuit we call baseball,
And he'll he a professional.
And all because his simple mind
In youth was evilly inclined.
When little Willie starts to drag
Around the course a caddy bag,
And for this service takes a fee
From people twice as large as he;
Already has the child begun
To think that sport and gain are
! one,
And presently he'll sink SO low
That he will finish as a pro
When little Cedric bets he'll win
The football game he's playing in
And makes a nickel, he will blur
His standing as an amateur.
And by and by he'll only play,
The pastime for mere sordid pay,
And, without any sense of shame,
Draw down ten thousand for u
game.
All these three youngsters might
some day
Be digging bitches, making hay,
Or toting bricks up ladders tall
And not be called professional.
Then each could play his favorite
game
Without a single blush of shame.
But in their youth they went astray,
Pure sport, alas, has had its day!
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-15
Our Intelligent Help.

"Norah," said her mistress, as she
reclined on the couch. I'm going
to rest for just half an hour. If
should drop off, don't fail to wake
me-"
"Sure, num- replied Norah, if
yez drop off l won't have to wake
yez, the bump'll do lit" = Boston
Transcript.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-15
Measured.

"Hello!' said Jones to his next
door neighbor, Il haven't seen you
for long time. Been away on
vacation?" Smith ACKNOWLEDGED that
he had "How long a vacation?"
continued Jones. SWell" replied
Smith, Il didn't keep track myself,
but my wife did, and she said it
was 999 yawns Exchange.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-15
LAW is UPHELD.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. lathe court
of appeals Tuesday upheld the con-
stitutionality of the Walker law pro-
viding that the Ku Klux Klan file
with the secretary of state a list Of
it's membership and a transcript of
it's oath. The law was enacted in
1923
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-15
Garb in Arizona.

Overcoats, suits, shoes, shirts, suit
cases, gloves, trunks, firearms, prac-
tically everything men wear. B. b,
End Hand Store, 419 E. Wash.-Ad in
the Fhoen:x Republican.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-15
Careless.

Sailor-"They've just dropped their
anchor"
Mrs. Symp-"Gracious, I was afraid
they would! It's been dangling out
side for some time."-Sea Bag Gu.
S. S. Oklahoma).
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-15
Overlooked.

Alice-"I paid my fourth visit to
the beauty shop today
Marie" Strange you can't seem t"
get waited on dear. r."-Boston Tran
script.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-15
lg, rejoicing, sorrowing,
Similarity Found.

"The hairs of our head are all
numbered"
$50 are the motor cars, but that
doesn't prevent either from going
fast.'--Boston Transcript.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-15
Too Familiar.

Mary Anne gave notice she was
going to be married. Her mistress
slightly perturbed, said: "Of course,
1 don't want to put any obstacle in
the way of your getting married, but
l wish it were possible for you to
postpone it until 1 can get another
maid"
"Well, num-" Mary Anne replied,
II 'ardly think 1 know i'm we'll
enough to arsk i'm to put it Off,
Argonaut (San Francisco).
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-15
You Never Can Tell.

We would answer THE knock OF
opportunity oftener if VIE were sure
it wasn't going to appear in the
guise of a life insurance solicitor.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-15
HaIf-Henrted,

Gov. Robert Robinson of Delaware
said in Washington the other day:
Some European nations are going
about the painful task of balancing
their budgets and paying their debts
in way that reminds me of Jones.
Zones said to his secretary:
Miss Mainwarng, call up any
dentist, please, and see if he can
give me an appointment for this
afternoon. And-er-Miss Mainwar-
ing
Eyes, sir?'
"Don't insist. Exchange.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-15
IT Alwnxs Happens

III AIWUVN IIWWVUIIS
Turkish government has had to
issue another edict against poly
gamy Evidently somebody has been
bootlegging brides into the country.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-15
Not ExOrbitant.

Not EXOrDItants
A New Yorker has just paid $780,
900 for a box in the Metropolitan
opera house, but process server
who got into a controversy with a
motion picture actress asks 100000
for a box on the ear.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-15
PZucked From the Plains
Economy.


Ole Olson had been working as an
engine wiper, and his boss, a thrifty
man, had been coaching him for pro-
motion to fireman with such advice
as
Now ole, don't waste a drop Of
oil-that costs money. And don't
waste the waste, either-that's get
ting expensive, too"
when Ole went up to be queso
toned on his eligibility for an en-
gineman he was asked:
Suppose you are on your engine
on a single track. You go around
curve and you see rushing toward
you an express. What would you
do?"
To which ole replied:
Il grab the oil can; l grab the
waste-and l yump. p."-ArKansas Util-
ity News.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-15

Can BE Both.
The expression "jazz music" strikes
us as a contradiction of terms.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-15
EntOmOIOgicnI Note.

FLY TO WED ON
YANKEE SHIP.
Headlines in the Boston Post
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-02-13
EASTERN TINE

WOO (5O8.2) Philadelphia, Pa. $3.50
Musical; 6. Sacred recital.
CKAC (410.7) Montreal, Canada. 2:45,
Symphony orchestra.
WGY (379.5) Schenectady, N. Y. >,
Musical; 5, Organ; .. Studio; 10
Violin.
WBBR (272.6) Staten Island. N. Y
1880, Vocal; 3:40, Orchestra; 10
KDKA 5000 Pittsburg, Pa. /, Or.
gan; $3.50, Concert.
WRNY (258.5) New York City. s
String; 8:15, Orchestra.
VITO (348.6) Hartford. Conn. 5
Organ; 8, Concert.
WCAP (469) Washington, d. c. $3.50
String ensemble.
WCAE (461.3) Pittsburg, Pa. $3.50
Concert.
WBZ (333.D Springfield, Mass. q
Concert; s, Orchestra.
WEAF (492) New York City. 1920
9:l5, Musical program BY Major
Edward Bowcs and the @Capitol
Family" direct from the Capitol
Thcater, New York City. To WEEl
(476). WCAP (469), WAR (3O5.9),
WTAG (268), WWJ (352.7), WCAE
(461.3). 9:15-1O:15, "Atwater Kent
! Radio Hour" Anna Case, soprano
accompanied by Max Jaffe., : To
WLIB (3O2.S). WEEP (476). WAR
(3O5.9), WGR l3l9), WCAP (46e)
I WCAE (461.3), WCCO (416.4). woo
(4S4). WWJ (352.7), WSAI (325.9)
WEAR (3s9.4). KSD (545.l), WTAC
(2G8), WIFI (385.)
CENTRAL TINE
WOAW (526) Omaha, No6. 1880
Matinee program.
WENR (266) Chicago, Ill. 2, Con
cert: $3.50, Popular.
Clcc club.
KYW (536) Chicago. III. $3.50, Con
| cert; $3.50, Classical.
WEBB (37O) Chicago, III. 5, Musi
Gale; Z, Classical.
cal.
KsD (545.D St. Louis, Mo. e:l5, Or
WHO (52e) Dcs Moines. la. 1880
Trio.
WCBD (344.6) Zion. III. 8. lnstru.
mental and vocal solos.
Vocal and instrumcntal; 10, Frolic
KPRC (2s6.9) Houston, Tex. $3.50
Studio.
voc (484) Davenport, Ia. 9:45, Lit
tie Symphony orchestra.
WKRC (423) Cincinnati, Ohio. 10
/ Classical; 1880, Dance tunes!
WFAA (476) Dallas, Tex. IL, Orches'
ira.
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-02-13

Friday and Saturday Of last week
we're big days At Underwood for The
proud prize winning poultry as we'll
as its owners and visitors.
The number Of birds shown this
year was more than twice as many
as last year and twice as many first
prizes were paid this year.
The Underwood community hall was
only partly large enough toy hold the
crowd Saturday afternoon. Joseph
Kitchen, state commissioner of agri-
culture and labor. was. the first speak
err called on and talked on commu-
nifty welfare. II. L: Fink, secretary
Of the Northwest North Dakota Fair,
spoke on the coming corn, poultry
and grain show. Mr.. Fink said that
SO per cent of the turkey prize money
last year was carried away by turkeys
exhibited from the Underwood COM
riunity.
Other Speakers
Dave Owens. secretary Of the Minot
Association Of Commerce, spoke on
the work OF that organization, and
invited the Mclean county folks ia
come to the fair on Feb. ~ and 10.
GA. Lindell Of WashburD wGs, next
called on and said that ne was proud
to have been raised in Mclean coun.
~, that can produce such splendid
.poHltry. and co-operatcd SO sspleNdidly
in Z community way.
Rex E. willard. farm management
specialist ef the Agricultural college
spoke On price treh4S 81 poultry. and
w. F.ieener, ! pioaeer and Barred
Rock breeder Of Bismarck, compli'
m4nted &c poultry s1rewefs ri TIL
splch,did exhibit this year. Mr. Hen.
Kicks read pA the n1nsss 81 ne prist
winners.
Otto Olson. president q ne Poul,
trZk eygeela1R 49, 4 g - !. 6. I.
efd e T. II PRE- MI 4 AZ III
but ~ q Very s6at!e IA
done $685. NJ DAY DA3oysbje 1oi
sysrx6} kpD lnosits sIet4rls IN
[elst Issss ~. lf1 EssAe a
~ 31l42df1 1sfeh ~ served frss
IL noon on Friday and Saturday -
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The m1n1ge1N tjt IT the p6tItfJ
feew u sseseislly we'll pisased y II