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The Washington times., 1926-11-11
LOCAL PROGRAMS


: s:4s to 7;4s =. m.-TowsF E-o Health
1 i1:st I. m.1Arlinston Time signals.
l2 noOn--Horticuiture' Flashes pre-.
pared BY the Department Of RRricul-
ture and the University Of MARYLAND
iS:io D. m.-Organ Recital BY Mrs.
Farley D.. Parkinson from the Homer
I. Kit Pian2 c Cor, ,sr...,,... p.,.,on
Hotel Orchestra under the direction e
purward Bowersox. from the Raleigh
3. m.--Msmorial Services for Wood.
row Wilson from Bethlehem Chapel Of
the WASHINGTON Cathedral
$3.50 .. m.--Kitt Hour OF Music with
Rather. Pianist. from the Studios of
the Homer L. Kit Piano Company.
7:15 D. m.-IrvinR Boernstein'a Carl.
ton Hotel Orchestra from the Hotel
3. m.-"The Voice Of the silent.
DTaa ram from w Auea,on Bridge
;. m.-Royai Hour Of Music from
10 ). m.-Armistice Day PROGRAM.
Speakers: MAI. Gen. Charles r. SUM
neral and Father Francis p. Duffy.
Music Nv the United States Army
Band. Also broadcast by WIZ end
II to IL D. m.--Meyer Davis swanse
syncopators from the swanee Ballroom
WMAIe--WashInston--ee4
TO 7slB D. TYl.--"What the Chamber
Of Commerce Means 10 washington"
by Dorsey Hyde. tr.. newly appointed
secretary Of the, Washington Chamber
OF Commerce.
1915 TO ,. n.--supper dance pro.
gram by Ted Newell and his band.
3 70 e:15 b. m.--Paul p. Grove, sr.s
10 humorous stories.
Sis Ia $3.50 D. m.-viola Harper. 70
prano; accompanied by Margaret Bowie
$40 to $50 ,. m.--Mra Norris Nor.
FIne Dahn in popular piano selections
$3.50 TO p. m:-"Father and Son
chums';--a Father and Som Week
talk by Or. w l.. Darby. executive sec-
rotary of the Washington Federation
to io:is p. m.-city club Hour.
direct from the City Club Studio.
to 9:3O p. m.-Musical program
by the Insurance ouartet-"under-
writer's Of HARMONY" assisted by ed.
caiiow, originator OF ''Tony the Bar.
Der" stories. who will give one Of
''Tony's Tonsorial Talks on Timely
$50 to s:46 .. m.--"Armistice Day"
by General Amos Fries. commander Of
the .%merican Legion.
$40 to 10 p. MFRS. Joanna Best
Russell. soprano. accompanied by Mrs
Dorothy Russell Todd.
10 10 1918 p. m.--FaVorite old songs
by the Fireside Trio.
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NEARBY STATIONS

WRVA-RIchmOnd-2S0
Sis p. m.-American Legion pro-
WHAR-AtIantlc CIty-276
7:lB p. m.--Lecture period.
s .. m.-Seaside Hotel Trio.
p. m.-Studio concert.
WPG-AtlantIC City-29S.S
.. m.-World excursions.
s:1b p. m.-Ben Stadt Trio; soloists.
9:16 p. m.-Concert orchestra.
1920 p. m.--Armistice Day program.
II D. Morgan.
i1:l6 D. m.-siiver Slipper orchestra.
wBAL-BaItImOre-2
s p. m.--Sandman Circle.
$3.50 p. m.-Dinner orchestra.
1880 D. Morgan.
.. m.--MusicAI program,
8 D, m.-WBAL Ensemble.
10 p. m.--Staff concert.
II D. m.-Dance orchestra.
WAAM--Newark--263
10 %, m-Orchestra; entertainers.
II p. m.-Dance music.
WOR-Newark-4O5
.. m.--Ths Radio Girl: Vanderbilt
$3.50 D. m.-News.
Q .. m.-French Line Program.
II p. m.-Five Messner Bros.
WBBR-New YOrk-41eA
p. m.-orEan: Vocal: Lecture.
WJZ-New YOrk-465
o. m.--Pennsylvania Grill Orchestra,
8 D. m.-Silent Drama Midnight
Lovers"
$3.50 D. m.--Fireside Boys.
D. m.--Royal Hour.
10 D. m.--Armigtice Program.
IL D. m.-Denny'S Orchestra.
WEAF-New YOrk--49e
= ., m.-M!H Week Hymn Sing.
1880 D. Infamous Characters in
Literature.
o. m.-Comfort Hour
$3.50 D. m.--Crystal Gazers.
p. m,-Clicquot Eskimos
10 o. m.-Goodrich ZipDers.
IL .. m.--Vincent Lopez Orchestra.
WHN-New YOrk-86I.2
p. m.-Oakland's Chateau: Enter
tanners.
8 Q. m.--Orchestra ana Vaudeville.
10 .. m.-Vocal ana instrumental.
1880 .. m.-Williams Trio.
IL D. m.--Swanee Club: Fireland Or
- D: m.-"The Playground"
WGBS-New YOrk-Sl5.O
,. m.--Ollver Saylor.
SiS0 p ms--EtUdO AeuTG
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= Observation-Disclosures towel
be amazed at the way
your hair then behaves, and
its beautiful lustre! Any per-
manent wave or water wave
lasts much longer and looks
much nicer when Danderine
s. is used instead of water to
sset" the wave.
OF course, you know what
Danderine does to dandruff.
Dissolves every bit of it.
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ROMPlNG AROUND THE RADIO DIALS
BY GARDNER MACK
BEST PROSPECTS

,. m. - Woodrow Wilson me.
mortal services at the Washing.
ton Cathedral. Washington. WRC
$50 ;. m.--Kitt Hour Of Music.
Helen Howison, soprano. and Benz
tamin Rather. pianist, Washington.
sis 3. fni.--Review Of camp life
with ThIrty-fourth 2. 8. Infantry
Band: Richmond, WRvA (2Ssl;
washington, WRc (469l.
$3.50 .. m. Armistice Day
Drama. mot UNTIL" New York.
WGBs (316l.
CHAIN PROGRAMS
Drama IN Unknown Cavalier"
New York, WIZ, WRC.
$3.50 p. m.SchiskerIing Quar-
tet, New York, WEAF. WEEI,
3. ,. ysSs: VIZ, How WAC s. N wy.
WEI: ciicauot club Eskimos, New
York. Wear, WEEI. WJAH,
WTAM. wGR. WV. voc. Ksp.
10 ?. m; = Arni.tice =, pay =. esrs-
monies MOI, MAJ; has aeFS G Fnaneis
inrtori. WRC, VIZ, WGY. WIZ;
Goodrich Zippers, New York,
WEAF, WEEP. WEI WEE.
WWJ, woo, WCCO, VIC,
KSD, WSAI, WAR, WGN. WCSH,
WADC.
DANCE MUSIC
q 3. m,--Waiter Davidson's Or
Nchestra. Cincinnati. WKRC (S2bl.
10 D. m.-CastIe Farm Orches-
fNinafnnafi WIIW fAZSl.
IL 3. m,--Swanee Syncopatorns
washington, WRC (469l.
11:4B 3. m.--SiIver slipper CIups
Atlantic city, WRG 5000.
IL m,--EdgeWatkr Beach HoxSi
Orchestra. Chicago, Webb totVl's
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s:8O p. m.--Music drama mot IN
1880 p. m.-steanship Leyiathan
li:so .. m.-Royai Arcadians.
WLWL~-New YoFk-38lA
n-acouastlon box; trio: baritone.
10 D. ma Visit with the Pope"
i0:fo m.-Musicale,
WCAAE--New York-S4I
SIP. n1.-Music.
3 3. m.-So1oists; announced.
1880 p. NIX. q. banquet.
ii D. m.~-Golden's Orchestra
10 D. ln.-Broadway night.
WNYC-New York-B2S
$40 p. m.-songs: talks; Collegiate
$50 p m.-city Of New York Bar
s:sS D. m.--Armistics Day program.
WRNY-New Y0r1E-37S
T:4s p. m.-Bernis's Orchestra.
SIS o. rn-Questions and Answers.
$3.50 B. m.--Van YORK Ensemble.
= 9s16 3 m-Mals quartet; violin.
10 p. m.--Coradetti Ensemble; enter
tatners.
Observation-Disclosures
e:4E 5. m Dinner music.
$3.50 b. m.~-WEAF prOGTan.
WOO-PhiIadeIpIli
1880 5. rn.-Dinner music.
WCAU--phIIadeIph \
D. m.--serenaders: songs
Z a.4b 3. ri--a1O Gettera."
9p. n.--tMontbard Folliea."
ESQ d m.--MusIcal Chefs; BaaB
1880 D. rn.-Parodian's Orchestra.
ii D. Tn.--CIub Cadix Revue.
-RhiIadeIpfala -BOs.4
.. rn.-Uncio Wlp.
s q fn--ssArInfstice Day. talk.
8:i5 IS, m.--Etude Hour.
40 3. m.--ArIpietice program.
1890 p. rn.--Dance Orchestra.
i1:1E b. fn.-Specialties.
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ARMY CElAPL AIMS SPEAK
At HOLY NAME SOCIETY

A special program has been ar.
ranged for the REGULAR meeting to.
night Of the Holy Trinity branch
Of the Holy Name Society in the
Trinity Auditorium, Thirty-aixth
and o SITS. NJ w. II is to get
under way at Sis O'Clock.
Announcement was made BY
Earl p. Ready that because OF its
being Arrnistlc0 Day several former
Army chaplains would be featured
speakers. Among them are the
Rev. Hugh IA. Dalton, the Rev.
James A.. Moalxley, the Rev. Rich
ard r. Rankin, and the Rev. Hugh
"A. Gaynor. The Rev. Louis 81.
Weber is also to speak. Miss
Agnes Whelan, soprano, and James
Nolan, baritone. are to furnish mus
sic.
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LEGION CHAPLAIN SPEAKS
Al soJoURNERs, NEE TING

Lieut.. Col. Thomas ]. Dickson,
chaplain 81 the American Legion.
was the principal speaker last
might at the meeting Of the So
3olrners Club at the Colonial F'iI.
tenth ana M SITS. ~, w He
spoke on the subject From Mon
arches to Republics. /"
The washington chapter arranged
plans for the annual dinner. Jauu.
ary 10, at the MayfIowar. when
officers win be elected. This Com
rnittee Of Thirty.three. represent.
ing various sections Of the cCun.
try. viii attend the banquet
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HOURS
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opens cIogged nose and
head-ends grippe

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A dose taken
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cry and break up
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or limbs.
1t 70 m p [ ly
opens clogged.up
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passages in the
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BAND Makes HIT
ON AIR BILL

Good hunting again favored dial
twlsfers last evening, save IN
those thiclxly populated sections
, Of the wave lengths where too
many stations insisted on making
themselves heard. The West dis
tinguisl1ed itself particularly with
programs Of all sorts tsl9s had ex-
ceIIent volume and clarity even In
low power brOadcasts.
washington Barracks again be-
came a. broadcast center for what
is called remote control programs
last evening when the y. 8. Army
Band concert was sent forth from Its
home auditorium by WRC to WEAF,
WTAG and WAR. The occasion
was celebrated by the band with one
of the best performances it has given
this season--and the band has shown
steady Improvement ever since its
return from Philadelphia and its
Sesqui-etc., tour OF duty.
There is fine opportunity on the
wave lengths for q big military band
OF the caliber OF the Army 0rganiza.
ton, that will stick to military band
music, and Captain Stannard and
his men appear to have become con.
scious Of this fact and prepared
themselves to make the most Of the
chance given them. With the resunp.
ton of broadcasting from their own
auditorium instead of the limited
space of the WRC studio, the Wed1es-
day evening concerts should become
more and more interesting to mu-
sicians and entertaining for listeners
generally.
NEW SCIENCE
SERIES PROMISED
A new series OF science talks was
announced during the course OF the
science service contribution to the
WRC schedule last evening which
started the loudspeakers doing their
stuff. Hereafter these interesting
weekly talks will be prepared by dis
tinguished scientists from all sec
tions of the country for radio dis.
tribution and will be 80 prepared as
to popularize their subjects and
make them easily understood.
Science service has been making
a most valuable contribution 10
radio entertainment and education
with the short weekly lectures Of
the members Of its own staff and
the new departure but adds to It's
already well established and highly
appreciated service.
RUNIAN1IA STAR
PROGRAM FEATURE
The wednesday program OF WRC
was Of q fair average sort with no
high spots other than the half hour
talk of w. w. Bride. Rumanian con.
sui resident in washington. The
yeast powder saxophone subsidy
made songs of the sea the basis Of
q fair program and the toothpaste
syncopators worried along through
their half hour without more than
average entertainment results.
Comedians appeared to rule the
wave lengths in the outer reaches
OF dialled expIoration-WOS, Jeffer-
son city, Mo-, contributing q brand
new song about q gentleman who
might be accused Of Grass Ignorance
In many things but was sure to
KNOW his groceries, At least It
was brand new so far as this listener
IL concerned. The production Of
ia Mascotte'' by the WEAF light
opera company was q snappy bit OF
work and KYW, Chicago, provided
an excellent program Of concert
music.
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q sIaN SelYes in Year

BRISTOL, Tenn. Nov. The
suicide of Miss Pearl MoFrell today
was the twelfth case of self de-
struction In Bristol this year The
city has $4,000 population.
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KNx--HoIlywood--ss7

10 D. m.-Courtesy program.
q. m.--Feature program.
.. invests Orchestra.
KPO-San EPanclscO-ASB.3
II p. m.--American Legion program.
10 p. m.-Feature program.
q. m.--Mandarin Orchestra.
KPSN-HaeadeDa-
IL p. m.--Concert hour.
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DISTANT STATIONS

WOE--lAmess IOwa-s5O
$50 ,. m.-Talks: music.
1890 p. m.--Weather reports.
WsB-A tlanta -A2s.3
9 p. m.-Juniur Music Club.
i1:4S p. m.-organ recital
WORD BagaRla-s76
sp. m.-Webster Duo: Sunday School.
10 p. m.-Musical program.
KYW--ChIcagO- 5ss
p. nn.-Fan1iiy Hour from Chicago
Evening American,
8 D. Threading. studio program.
10 p. m.-ciassicaI CONCERT.
1850 p. m.--CongRss Carnival
WBRM Chicago FRS
6:16 ,. m.-RecitaI.
s:1S ?; n.--opera Bright spots '"rhe
10 8 n.-orchestra vocal
1915 .. m.--Isaak walton period.
1880 p. m.-Yariety Hour: organ.
1915 p. m.-Theater Gang.
WCFL Chicago-4e2
10 p. m.-Danee orchestra.
IL p. m.--Entertatners
WEBB ChicagO-35O.2
ep. m.-Uptown Theater.
10 p. m.-Orch estra; songs.
~ p. m.--Dance music; vocal
R-ChlcagO-260
p. Unpopular program; orchestra.
WGN~~IntcaBO--0Vo
3. m.-Cliquot Eskimos.
10 p. m.--Goodrich Zippergn
II p. m.-Sam q Henry; Music Boz.
1890 p. m.--Musical program.
WHT-ChicagO-aOO
s:45 p. m.-Orchestra; songs.
1880 .. Unpopular program; guar.
/ a. m.-Your Hour League.
WLS-ChicagO-344.8
1880 D. Morgan.
~ .. m.--May & June: dance nnusle.
WKAQ-Chicago-
1880 .. m..-Fsdward's Orchestra.
p. m.--Armistice program.
WMBB-ChicagO-2
s D. m.-Trianon Ensemble.
$3.50 p. m.-OrcheBtra; popular pro-
graFn.
WOK-ChlcaEO-2I5
D. m.-String Ensemble.
. .. m.-Stage and orchestra pro-
gram.
WQJ-ChlcagO-447.5
3 D. m.--Band concert; songs.
IL p. m.-Dance music; arttstG'
WLIB-ChicagO-3O3
So. m-Dinner program.
IL p. m.-correll and Gosden; dance
music.
WKRC-Cincinnati--
p. m.-Swiss Garden Frolic.
$3.50 p. Unpopular program.
8 p. m.-Dance music.
-Cincinnati-422.3
8 D. m.-Armistice Day, s. A. Band.
10 p. m.-Dance music.
1915 .. m.-Sky Terriers: dance
WSAI-ClncInnatI-
. D. m.-WEAF program.
KOA-Denver-S22.4
$3.50 p. m.-Brown Palace orcheS-
WDAF-Kansns City-36S.0
D. m.-"school az the AiT."
12:46 a. m.--NiEhthawk Frol1c.
WHB-KaDsas CIty-S6S.6
p. Morgan: aviation talk.
D. m,-Mexican Band.
WHAs-LOulsvIlIe-S
$3.50 D. m.-Kentucky Hotel Cardinals.
9 .. m.-Concert: talk.
WCCO-MInn.-St. Paul-A16.4
$3.50 D. m.-"ReliEion Talk
o. m.-wEAF program.
IL p. m.-Traffic talk.
WJJD-MOOseheart-
D. m.-Orchestra: vocal.
IL .. m.-Studio program.
1890 a. m.-knight's of the Burning
Candle.
WsMB-New OrIeans-318
$3.50 D. m.-orchestra; jewellers.
WSM-NashViIle-2S
80. m.-American Legion program.
WOAW-Omaha-62
10 D. m.-Sunshine program.
KSD-St. LOuIs-641.1
p. m.-WEAF program.
WCBD-ZIon Hill. Hl.-S44.0
.. m.-Quartet and string music.
WEEI-BOstOn-S48.6
1880 2. m.-Musicale.
4 =. mV-WElAE pEograaA
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1RADIO To ECHO
| REMEMBRANCE

The wave lengths that daily bring
entertainment. amusement, educa-
ton and culture to mankind
throughout the world WIN concen.
trate on remembrance all day. to-
day and at every hour Of the day
and evening, from some broadcast-
| ing station viii go forth an ARMS.
tice Day tribute that has for its
one thought Test we forget!'
The most elaborate Observance Of
the day Will appropriately take
place In Washington, with WRC 90
It's distributing point and two heroes
of the world war its principle fac
tors Maj. Gen. Charles p. Summer.
all, the newly designated chief Of
staff Of the Armies Of the United
States, and the Rev. Father Francis
| p. Duffy, late chaplain Of the 169tIl
Infantry. a part OF the famous RAIN
bow Division.
The exercises begin at 10 o'clock
and will be broadcast by WIZ,
| WGY, and WIZ throughout the
North, East and West.
The Wilson memorial exercises at
the washington Cathedral at 4
l. " C4OGh L414S dAEHAOOu WALL eA4S0 UE
broadcast by WRC.
OF the larger broadcasting sta.
lions in the United States Il will
provide listeners with special ARMS
tice Day programs and six OF the
stations in Canada will do likewise.
Aside from the Washington Observ.
ance the most pretentious 80 far
noted Is that OF WEAF which be:
gan at 1880 this morning ana for
which william g. Redfield. former
Secretary Of Commerce, made the
principle address. These exercises
were conducted By the League Of
Remembrance.
SOPRANO STARS
IN KIT HOUR
Helen Howison, soprano. Is 70 be
the vocal soIoist Of the Kit Hour Of
Music. beginning at $50 this evening
and Benjamin Rather, the young
concert pianist. will play g group OF
instrumental numbers.
The newly appointed secretary Of
the washington Chamber Of Com.
merce. Dorsey Hyde Jr.s VIII tell
something about the place Of the
Chamber DC Commerce In the com
munity from VVMAL at o'clock, and
the same station will broadcast an
ArmIgtice Day speech by Gen. Amos
Fries from the City Club e $50
O'Clock.
The regular Thursday programs
from WIZ and WRC--the voice OE
the silent drama and the Royal Hour
OF Music come 70 loud SPEAK az
ana 9o'ciOclx, respectively. ana the
SwaneA Syncopatprs VIII play an
.Arnistice Day dance program TO
close the WRC broadcast. This eve
ming, also, the regular auction bridge
game viii be played at WRC at $50.
PEACE DRAMA
WGBS FEATURE
In the outside wave lengths one
OF the CHIEF features OF the evening
win be the music drama, Not
UNTIL, which will be produced by 9
professional cast headed BY Howard
Kyle FOR the benefit OF the ligtenefs
OF WGBs ana WIP at $50. There
VIII also be q special Arnlistice Day
program from Wis, Chicago, at ?
o'clock.
An organ recital by Frederick
Weaver win be heard by tuners Of
WBAL at T:3O and q Syracuse Uni-
versity program from WGY ct J:4b,
The Preside Boys will perform tor
WIZ at S:45 and ct and 10, respect.
lively, WEAF broadcasts Its CHIEF
Thursday features. the ginger ale
banjoists and the Goodrich Zippers.
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Makes Hair Behave But
Doesn't Show!

/ Puts scalp in the pink Of
condition. Invigorates hair
and hair-roots. Why use any
thing else?
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WAIAK--BuffnIo-S
S. 7:3O p. m.--Mugical program.
8 >. m.--Musicai program.
1880 p m.-Organ recital,
WGR-BnfeaIo-Sl SO
8:30 ,. m.-WEAF program.
WGHB -Cle0rwateR-&e6
1850 ,. m.-Legion Band.
$50 , m.--Musical program.
WEAO--Columbus- 2OA
8 p. m.-Taik; music.
$50 p. m.-Health talk; music.
WGY-sehenectady-
T:4T p. m.-Syracuss Univer6ity pro-
>. m.--Royal hour.
10 p. m.-Armistice program.
IL p. m.-InstrumentaL.
WTAM-Cleveland-SO9.4
. D. nn.-WEAF program.
10 p. m.-stIdio program.
IL p. m.-Royal Canadians.
WHK-CleveIand-a7S
g p. MI. B. 8. a. Ensemble.
$3.50 p. m.-Sacrsd Concert.
WCX-DetrOlt-6l7
6 D. 9n.-Goldkette's Ensemble
8 p. m.-Studio program.
WGHP-DetrOlt-25O
10 p. m.-Frolickers.
II .. m,ASkylarkerS.
WMBC-DetPOlt-2B5
3, ,. m.-studio program.
WTIC-HartfORd-47U.9
p, m.-Hymn sing.
1880 p. m.-Staff artists: entertainers
$3.50 p. m.-Theater program.
KDKA--E. PlttsbuFgh-SOo
1890 D. m.-Farm program.
11:1E p. m.-Concert orchestra.
WCAE-Pittsburgh-
p. m.-Book review: recital.
8 .. m.-WEAF program.
II .. m.-Dance music.
WJR-POntiac-S17
1880 p. m.-Entertainers
A.. 9 .. m.-Studio program.
WCSH-POrtIand. Me.-256.S
1880 p. m.--Studio program
10 p. m.-WEAF program.
Observation-Disclosures
1880 p. Interpretation OF SYM
p. m.-Tenog: song trio.
10 p. m.-Armistlce Day: United
States Army Band.
IL p. m.-Denny's Orchestra.
WTAG-WOrchester-B4S
8 p. m.-Travel talk; announced
$3.50 p. m.-Standardye Trio.
8 p. m.-WEAF program.
WFAA-DalIas-47B.O
$3.50 p. m.-Musical program.
WOC-Davenport-4S4
$3.50 p. m.-The Pillow Boys.
p. m.-WEAF program,
WHO-Des MOIne@-OS0
$3.50 p. m.--Philbreck's Orchestra.
p. m.-Bankers' Life Trio.
IL p. m.-Dance music.
WBAP-FOet WOFth-A5S.0
10 80 p. m.--Saxophone Octet.
12' p, m.--Melody Boys,
KFKX-Hastings-
$3.50 p. m.-Dinner concert.
10 p m.-Musical program.
KTHS-HOt SprInEs-S74.S.
10 p. Morgan requests.
1880 p. m.--Dance frolic.
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1888 p. m.-Concert orchestra.
$3.50 p. m.-Armistice Day program.
KFI-LOs AngeleS-467
II p. m.-Drana hour.
IL p. m,-Classic music.
q, m.-Music box hour.
KGO-Oakland--S01.S
II p. m.-Play 1.-THE Dolls House."
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boast Of Democracy, unless the cleo
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Among special guests at the ban
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MOVIE FIRM FILES

Incorporation papers for the Mid
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