Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-29
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20
Central Time Stations

xxx = Hastings, Nebr. (2SS Sm-
1O4Okc), 1 p. M, special farm serv-
ice day. $50, dinner concert, KDKA;
8, instrumental musical program,
Burton family artists.
KIDS = Independence, Mo. (44O.9-
680kc), $40 a. M, morning devotional
ciety," M. A. Etzenhauser; 8:15, con-
cert, Bernice Griffith, soprano; Flor
ence Shelley Overholt, harpist; Emily
Foley, contralto; Blanche Traynor, pi-
anist; Aileen Pemherton, soprano
WDAF-Kansas City, Mo. (365.6m-
S2Okc), 10:45-11 a. M, Betty Crocker,
home service talk; 81, the Tell Me-a-
Story lady; address, Kansas City
childrens bureau music, the Trianon
ensemble, Hotel Muehlebach; $3.50,
around the Town with WDAF;" 11:45
1 a. M, the Plantation players, Hotel
Muehlebach; Eddie Kuhn's orchestra,
Kansas City Athletic club.
WFAA-Dallas, Texas (475.9m- $50
kc), 12:SO-1 p. M, Sunday school les
son, Dr. Horace M. Whaling; music;
1904, Sears -Roebuck agricultural
foundation program; 4:3O-5, woman's s
hour music and literary; 6:3O-7:SO,
Ford's Texas trumpeters; $500 $3.50,
Mrs. Albert E. Smith, soprano and
assisting musicians.
WHB-Kansas City, Mo. (365.6m-
S2Okc), 2-3 p. M, Sweeney Radio trio;
7-8, Milo Finely trio; Taking a Hint
from Henry Ford" DR.. George j.
Erskin; Boys Hotel Lightning club
talk, Judge E. e. Porterfield.
WHO Des Moines, Iowa (526m
57Okc), 1909 p. M, Paul Stoye, pi-
anist; Herring Motor band, Prof. Hi
att, director; HIP, Corn Sugar or
chestra.
WJAD-Waco, Texas (352.7m-S5Okc)
$50 -1O:3Q p. M, program, Mrs. Frank
P. Jackson, director
WOAI-San Antonio, Texas (394.5m
76Okc), 8 p. M, musical program,
Kamma's Hawaiians; $3.50, Menger
hotel trio.
WOAW-Omaha, Nebr. (526-1000kc)
12:45 p. M, Sunshine Sunday dinner
menu and recipe service; /, Randalls
Royal Fontenelle orchestra; 6, music
review, Hester Bronson Copper; $50,
Jaffy's string quintet of BEandeis
tea room; 8, classical program.
WOC-Davenport, Ia. (483.6m- 620kc)
12:15-12:25 p. M, Radio farm school;
$3.50, Aunt Jane; As, Crescent or
5:45-6, chimes; 9-1O, musical
program; 10:15-10:3O, international Sc
lections in different languages, Harry
Y. Mercer, tenor; Jeanette Brewbaker,
soprano; Mrs. F. W. Elliot, organist.
WRR-Dallas, Texas (246m- 5O0kc)
12-1 p. M, Ethel Smith, pianist; w.
w. Macbeth harmonics; Sheldon
Leachman, tenor; Sis, bedtime story;
81, dinner hour concert, Jack Gard
Cranfill, directing, assisting artists;
Hip, organ recital, George Perfect,
assisting artists, Phil Pierce studio.
Mountain Time Stations
CFAC-Calgary, Can. (435.8m- 69Okc)
SO p. M, ladies trio, May Hockey,
cellist; Miss Beerling, pianist; Gladys
Foster violinist.
KOA-Denver, Colo. (322.4m-9SOkc)
1915 p. m., Rialto theater musicale;
3:15, relaxing and corrective exercises;
$3.50, matinee for housewives; 4, cul-
mary hints; Ais, fashion review; 6'S0,
dinner concert, Brown Palace string
orchestra, Howard Tillotson, director;
1880, preview of international Sunday
school lesson; 8, studio program vio-
lin solos, Mrs. Edith Sindlinger While;
address, 'The Opportunity of the
Youth of Today" Rev. c. r. Stevens;
cornet duet, william While and
Thomas DeHaven; instrumental Sc
lections; soprano solos, Mrs. Marie
Stevens Murphy; instrumnetal seiec-
tions, KOA orchestra; $3.50, special
DIX program for overseas listeners
Pacific Time Stations
KFG-Los Angeles. Calf. (46S.5m-
640kc) 5:306 p. M, Kenneth Morse
and his dance orchestra; 6, nightly