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little inclined to place the blame on
Miss Borealis. j. II. Arlington,
United States weather bureau
meteorologist, said that there have
been number Of storm centers
passing through, over and around
this vicinity, and that they have a
great deal to do with poor reception.
Radio experts are inclined to take
the same view, while frankly admit
ting that no one knows a whole lot
about it as yet. fs
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Radio PROGRAMS

$50 p, M.-ONRT t356.9) Toronto---or-
burgh-Dinner concert also WBZ
xxx. WBAL (246). Baltirnore-Din-
ner program. WCAE (46a;3) Pitts
burgh--Dinner concert. WCCO N(416 ~,
Minneapols-St. Paul - Court; WEI
1894 81. lphia-Concert Orches-
ira W Wd I$81d55ss Nsw gorkc9SGGGaes
period peri W VIC 0fG3iS3). BuffaIo--cief Trio
artist WGY l379.55 Schenectady -,
New YorkwNew York University
course WOR (4052(. NewarkE7Chii-
ford-Concert. WWJ (352.7) Detroit
6:45 p. M.--wEEI I34S.6) Boston---BIg
Brother. woo t4S36l. Davenport
Crimes Crimes e0 WPGS 900 81 Atlantic City
Organ; dinner music.
ner concert WBAP -(475 % TT. Worth
City-"School OF the Air WEAR
$50 AZ observation-disclosures from Auto
Show. WEAF (291 81. New York -
Male Quartet; pianist. WEI l3g4So
Philadelphia-Dance. WGY (379Dl
Observation-Disclosures program. WHIT
program. WIN t36li2l, New York.
VIZ dbl. New York1concert.
seIISi y 'N WIS Is }$44 g.. chiesso@Difn.
Organ: Wide Awake Club. WIP
(5OS2) Observation-Disclosures Wlp.
WOAW 1920. Omaha---Music Review.
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Third Group
Krauss Cardinals.
Five Foot Two Eyes of Blue"
"Itot Air"
Knee Deep in Daisies"
II Am Sitting on Top of the
World"
Pail Of My Cradle Days"
SLEEPY Time CAL"
Fourth Group
Mrs. Morris returns to the Bald
win Grand in popular song and in
numbers.
Fifth Group
Krauss Cardinals playing:
Mighty Blue"
Sailor Sweetheart"
Normandy"
"Paddlin' Madelin Home"
Save Your Sorrow"
Twilight"
Because of YOU"
Sixth Group
Mrs. Morris returns to the piano.
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Today Best

CoDuri0ht. 1926. bu United Press
KGW, Portland (492M, 1880 p.
M, PCST-Hoot Owls.
woo, Minneapolis st. Paul (416M)
S:15 p. M, CST-American Legion
program
WGY, Schenectady (3S0M), s:15 p.
M, EST-WGY Players in Ham
let"
KOA, Denver (S22M), 8 p. M, EST
Scotch program.
WIZ. New York (454M), $3.50 p.
M, EST-Canadian Society ban
quet.
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Music Makes Loop
Around Continent

BIZ NEA Service
SCHENECTADY. Jan. %.
The rhythmic music, Cali
fornia, Here l Come, Right
Back Where-1 Started From
was played in the studio Of
XII. Los Angeles, relayed by
wire to WGY, here. and sent
back where it started from,
travelling in ether waves from
the Schenectady station.
Receptionists in California
had the unusual experience of
hearing a concert after 1t had
crossed the continent twice.
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FROZEN TO HIS SET

Out in the land where ,ssmen are
men," lives a South Dakota cow
puncher who sends in the following
letter to KOA, Denver: I'm almost
due north of Denver, where horses
run wild and the weather goes to go
degrees below zero. When it's too
cold to sleep I sometimes stay up all
night listening to radio programs"
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INsTRUcTION POPULAR

A majority of listeners to Spanish
instruction, broadcast by KOA, Dem
yer, are women. This feature has a
large appeal and the~Denver station
receives hundreds Of letters concern
ing it. The letters have been sent
from listeners living in practically
every State in America.
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RECEPTION TESTS

National tests of radio reception
to determine the causes of static and
fading will be held on the nights of
Feb. 8, 10 and II from s to IL
o'clock. The tests will be conducted
by the Stewart Warner Corporation,
Chicago, in cooperation with the
Northwestern University. There will
be more than 5000 official observa-
ton stations taking part in the tests
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Silent Today,

Central-KFMQ, KFUO, KPRC,
WCBD. WKRC, WLW, WSUI,
KIDS, WJBL.
Eastern-CKAC, PWx, WBBR.
WIFI, WGBS, WHAZ, WHIP,
WREO, WMAK, WTAM. =
Far West-KGO, KPSN.
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WI BIN
Merchants Heat and Light Co.
268 Meters

FRIDAY, JAN. ~
6:c0--Sports and stock market
reports.
6:30-Thrift Week and Chill
dren's Hour, Courtesy Frank
lin Life Insurance Company.
Safe Investment Day-AIr. G.
Milton Kelly, Mgr. City
Securities Corporation-sub-
ject Invest in Safe Secur-
tiles"
7:00--Cus Edwards LIE Para
dis Orchestra. Lincoln Insti-
tute Quartet.
S:l5-Little Theatre program
9:0O-Indianapolis Times pro-
grant, broadcast from Times
Studio, Hotei SEVERN.
1:0O-Requesc organ program
by Miss Dessa Byrd, broad
cast from Circle Theater.
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Good Weather for
Foreign Tests
BIZ NEA Serrice

bU NEA Derrfce
xvi AsHINGToN, Jan. e.
Wl Unless unexpected con
D ditions arise, the broad
casting tests during Interna-
tional Week Jan. 24-3C, should
be especially favored by the
weather.
This is the belief of Weather
Bureau officials, who say that
more nearly ideal time could
not have been selected. Look
ing back over n period Of years,
the last week in January strikes
q general average of having
been clear and as cold or nearly
as cold as during any other
single week in the winter.
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6:15 p. NINA (252). Shenandoah =
Timely Topics Grady and Doc. WCCo
ira. WHAD t275) Milwaul<ee-orga AN.
Male Quartet. WBz t3333 Springfield
--noAppreciqtion OF Music" rWcAE
stories. WEAF G491 81 New York 4
Children's Stories pianist; also WEAR.
WEEP (348.6l Boston---Program
WGN (302 81 Chicago--Dinner music
quintet. WAHG (315.6l Long Island
Pianist. WIN t361.2). New York
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"AIR COLLEGE"

on Jan. 20 VITO. Hartford, Conn,
will begin a series of talks by Wes-
leyan professors. All of the talks
will be given on Wednesday nights
at o'clock, with the exception of
one on Feb. II, which will be broad
cast at 1885. The last talk of the
series will be given May IL.
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Stainless steel is the invention of
a Sheffield worker who happened
upon it while studying the effect of
explosions on gun barrels.
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Concert Music

7:00-KSD. WORD.
7:S0--KSD, WBZ.
8:00--WEAR, VEAL.
S.30--WFAA, WIZ, WGR.
9:00-KFKX, KOA, KYW.
9:30--WEAF', WGY.
10:00-WHT, WSM.
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"Pape's Cold Compound" Price,
thirty,five cents. Druggists guaran-
tee it.-Advertisement.
Evening star., 1926-12-12

SIXTEENTH - Second. floor front room:
bath: well furnished: heated: choice con ,.
Nenient location: gentleman. North 2S23.."
Evening star., 1926-12-12

$50? CONNECTICUT AvE--Large. double
room for two: twin heds $50 month: sec
ond floor. hath and iavatory adjoining; cleo
trCit, phone warm houec.
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCIE--Firs'- floor rooms,
comfortable running water. connccted win
parior: gentleman or other adults. Lane.
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- 5.h ST. N.E.-Young man wishes CON
genial companion TO share large front room
II nrIvate family: reasonable; board II oe-
Evening star., 1926-12-12

1889 O-Unusual. beautiful. large south
1.unt l,cd.liv.ng room a windowsl fur
hished nshogany: ideal Summer. Winter;
continuous hot waite. Ia
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= BLOCKS WAR PT.--wsrn, sunny. a..
trBctive room In ant. next bath; In family;
unlimited phone; $50 month. Franklin 33l1
Evening star., 1926-12-12

1717 DE sALEe-OpDosite MRyfower; at
1Factively furnished tmahoganyl hed-ivlng
room: privilege ktehenette: continuous not
water; hou e exceptional merit. Ia
Evening star., 1926-12-12

1882 COLUMBIA ROAD - Completely fur
nished room. light housekeeping. near bath.
second floor: steam heat. unlimited phone:
Evening star., 1926-12-12

1Oi3 l. ST. T.w.--Two small. attractive
single rooms each for lady. Si6. Sl2 hot
water heat: telephone: quiet household; re-
fined hnn1a1ilsp conditional
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t31 VERMONT AVE.--Clean, warm room
kitrhe,letie: next bath: electricity. gas; SIM
mons bed: owners home; S25. Complete
tnpte
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1921 GIRARD--I.arge south front room. sec
ond door: also smaller ROOM comfortable
home: electricity: extension phone: rea-
IL
Evening star., 1926-12-12

1921 uPsHUR sT;-TWo, south front. two
hot water well heated: together or single
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DUPONT CIRCLE. SECTION = Unusually
large, sunny. double front room second
hoor. Also single room. Private family;
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1lo6 SPRING RID Nw.--R00m. second
floor front. with private family: for gentle
man; use of telephone: $50 per month
Call Adams 732h. 12e
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MOUNT PLEASANT Gl72a Kenyon Front
room: built-in Farage; private family; all
conveniences: reasonable: gentleman. Adams
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quiet habits: clean com fortabie rooms in
highly respectable Lome. with owner: ref
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niehed room: one or gentlemen; con.inu-
Gus hot water: good heat: twin beds. etc
Ad ms a0i o.
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2I20 sth 81. Nw--3 completely furnished
Iuoms 70: hou excepting: newly papered.
h.-w.h. clos" TO Government dept. and 9. "
l.: hot Mater. West 0n4. or CleNe 2h.l :.
Evening star., 1926-12-12
APARTMENTS-F1rRNISHED

COMPLETELY FURNISHED SEVEN ROOM
house and garage in Bethesda for four
months after Christmas. rental $50
month. Telephone Bethesda $50.
FOUR ROOMS. BATH HANDSOM ELY FUR
nshed, 21f0 10th NV. SS5. One room.
bath, kitchen -dtnettc. $50; 1928 Riggs pl.
beautifully furnished Housekeeping apt. pri-
vate hath: ami Ia
Evening star., 1926-12-12

S1s!lished second floor front room: southern
oxnoeufe: convenient TO bath: unlimited
Evening star., 1926-12-12

NEAR I4th & DECATUR = Private home
second floor front next bath, warm. con-
tinuous hot-water. electricity. S1b. break
fast optional. garage il desired. Col $500.
Evening star., 1926-12-12

EUCLID ST. NEAR l4th--Bearltiful room
with phone adjoining bath: new furniture;
2 large closets; continuous hot water: in
modern horne Phone Adams Sb03
Evening star., 1926-12-12

70 WOMEN-TW0 ROOMS, EN- SUITE OR
separately. charmingly furnished; baby
grand piano. open hreplacee. use of kitchen
cite II desired; s1clusive downgown location :
references. Address Box 306v Star ONCE. =
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

aiming room lS AttrActlVes small taOtes aUu
sood .fsa ifry's sbos, me %or,s the Kind Ha
thu RHODE ISLAND, 1897 r; l. ,.l.y;: Ays;
rooms; desirable location; easy walk Govt
bureaus; old English lobby beautiful din
ing room: excellent board,
504 TULIP AVE, Takoma Park--Nicely
furnished second floor. front room, near
bath convenient to l4th st. and Georgia
ave, cars: meals, IL desired. Phone Adams
1854 FAIRMOET ST. Nw-aingIe and
double communicating rooms. continuous
hot water. best home cooking and home
made dessert by good southern cook, Call
Mrs. Stein. Adams 6352.
1908 STREET N.W.--Large front room;
suitable for 2 or 3; splendid place to room
and board hrst-class meals; reasonable; also
5I26 r ST, NW.-Beautiful. bright. front
rooms. single, in suite: excellent meals: in
dividqal tables; lovely surroundings; meals
sO7 TAYLOR ST. N.W.---Singie front room.
sSspient 70 car and bassss: transportstion 10
ONCE free: rates reasonable. Columbia
6652-J,
VICINITY I4th & PARK RD.-Doubie and
single rooms; private home with few other
boarders; owners home best home cooking:
unlimited phone: early breakfast. IL desired
1852 QUE--Handsomely furnished second
floor front. private bath: single rooms deli.
cious. we'll served meals: steam heat; COM
tlnuous hot water. l0e
616 K ST, NEy-Comfortable room: good
homo cooking phone.
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front room. adjoining bath: no chiiirrn: in
apt: reasonable; gentleman: reference.
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MARRIED COUPLE WILL LET attractive
10 quiet refined person: rate $50 per month
Evening star., 1926-12-12

Si5 10th ST. N.w.---Nice, large. warm. clean
rooms. euita lie for one o. two: bath same
Tour: continuous hot water: electricity:
stnsm heat: III. K. Z deeired.
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f0tS ILLINOIS AVE. N.w--Front ROOM
we'll furnished private bath with shower
enmi-Gctached home: gentlemen. Adams
Evening star., 1926-12-12

T01 10th. ST. NV. Apartment "a. Maury
fcorner ct Uncomfortable and we'll fur
nished room tor gentleman. Rent. $40 per
month. 1os
Evening star., 1926-12-12

1908 FATRMoNT ST. Nw-Lsrge, single
room south second floor; modern: private
family; references exchanged: $12 per
uaanth Cali Adan,s aHAS
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vi n LC
ARE You .IEELUENCEp BY YOUR
Every effort is made TO create q happy.
beautifully Furnished roms that will, appeal
TO any girl: double rooms with twin beds
and single rooms.
Entertainnlent privileges; laundry. abun:.
ftoSood oStainaSle. S SSl Rstes $4o, s46 and and $50
room and board MHsif every sysni9g sn;9s by
invited to try our dinners. franklin Sass.
1914 CONN. AVE. ISL
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1857 EUCLID ST. NV. near l4th ct. car
2nd floor, next TO bath: hot-water heat. con-
tinuous hot water. electricity, phone: gen
flau1an l1s
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Ssbsd 9s Tosa Snd roe a.rafAFeS aso ar
one. $25 and $50 monthly: good beds clean
Gnnta nf 0AoA
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1915 PARK RD.-Sacond-foor single r0Om
next to hath; electricity. unlimited phone,
hot water day and night. plenty Of heat So
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dao ;;hsn AE sdio,nfaS c6mnIe,p l11h!
electricity. gas included; SAP II permanent. Z"
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1850 P---Etceiy furnished
bed-eitting room. 4 windows: instantaneous
hot water unlimited telephone
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pioyed. large newly furnished room; unlim-
tied phone: family nr'v. to right party rrea'
gunahle Adams S401
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sunny. sen,i.hasfnlant rooms with conven-
i'nces: suitable for 4 gentlemen: SIS 3
month each; also 2nd. room for two.
Evening star., 1926-12-12

S24 9Th ST. N.W-Nice. front. flrn room:
hot and cold water: electricity; steam heat.
12s
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5?IH ILL. AVE. Ew-Two E;itilished
Ink rooms: h.-w.h.. Ras and electricity:
running water in Kitchen for married cou-
pie rent only $50. 12s
Evening star., 1926-12-12

NEAR 18th ST CAR. LINE and few min;
gtes' walk TO Park rd---GentIemen: second
floor hot.water heat. etc Telephone Colum-
Evening star., 1926-12-12

BROOKLAND-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN. RE-
ceptton hall, bath. screened porch: store
room; gas. heat. electricity. phone; de-
tached home on car line adults. 3424 10th
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ed room. two windows. near bath: steam.
electricity: fine location: real home SIC.
Evening star., 1926-12-12

NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-Two
rooms and bath comfortably furnished:
single or en- suite: non-housekeeping. Phone
Columbia 90oT before = or after e.
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APT 4f3 COPLEY CorRTS-One Sirl to
sI,are lovely apartment: walking distance de-
partmcnts: cooking optional; reasonable.
, 1926-10-27
CERTIFICATE
STATE OF

OUFII UT ARh
l. James w Rousseau, County Clerk in n for said county in the
state aforesaid, d % hereby certify hat the following is a full, true and
correct list Of a IL candidates for state ad county offices, to be voted
for at the General Election, August IT, 1926, or by certificate If nom
nation ubsequ to said late:
, 1926-10-27
VOTE ON TUESDAY

on tuesday, next week, November End, the people of Wyo-
ming VIII be given an opportunity to go to the polls and regis
Ter their choice of the men and women who thew wish to ad-
mnlstrate the states business during the next four wears At
The same time they will have the privilege of selecting repre-
atlV U n wyoming legislature, and also men to fill the
various county offices during the next two wears.
IL Is not only the privilege of every American citizen to
take part in the election of the people who govern these United
states In all It's branches of government it is the duty of each
American citizen to do his part on election day by using his
best Judgment and casting his vote for the man or woman whom
ne Deheves to be the best qualified for the office.
In the selection of men and women for pubIic office tho
same diligence and care should be exercised as is used when
people are employed to serve in the industrial walks of life.
The rewards for good service are the same in public office as
in any other work. 1t takes perse vering effort and industry
to run a good government. A public job is not a public snap.
The voter does not select a state, county or city officer to strut
around and look wise. He is selected to work. He should he
selected upon his personal qualifications for the work he is to
perform, if the best and most efficient results are to be OBJ
tanned.
Every sober-minded voter and taxpayer, when he casts his
ballot, should do so only after calm consideration of the merits
of the candidate seeking office. Personalities, friendship or
, 1926-10-27
THE CODY ENTERPRISE

business advantages should not govern him. The general well
fare of his country and state should be his chief thought, and
with this in mind, the voters of America would soon make this
nation the most efficient and powerful in the world.
, 1926-10-27
DIPPING INTO
SCIENCE
Sleep With Eyes Open

1t would be possible to sleep
with the eyes open in the dark
provided some one held the lids
apart. Light excites the brain
and prevents sleep. The human
eye would become very dry and
uncomfortable If the lid were
not allowed to close over it at
intervals. Most fish sleep with
open eyes due to the fact that
they have no eyelids.
(@. 1925. Western Newspaper Union.)
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1926-10-14
Tuesday, October 10.

Observers cIub-Luncheon, 1880,
Culbertsons Mrs. X. j. Zell, program
chairman.
Spokane Floral Association p. m,
luncheon. Roll call, Earliest Flowers
of Spring" Hostesses, Mrs. e. IL.
Boyle, Mrs. c. II. Stowell, Mrs. A. ID.
Snedden, Mrs II. l.. Shaffer.
Mantle Study Club-Mrs. Gill, Mrs.
Simmons, hostesses
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1926-10-14
CHOOSE CAMP FIRE WORK

Ruth Peyton has taken charge of Campfire sing
ing as her Junior League service and with Mrs
Dorothy Bean Humbrd is arranging for once each
month an all-city song rehearsal with practice at
Norfolk Hall, SO that at the time of the annual
Camp fire meeting all will be we'll Other Junior
League members devoting time to camp fire work
are Mrs Thomas Symons, Miss Adelaide Gilbert,
Mrs. H. L. Barrett and Mrs William Barry.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1926-10-14

league in "Follies of Old Spain and the Lille oil
Romany" Members of the east are:
Mrs Fielding Mechanic, Miss jamie Halves, Miss
Ruth Trplett, Miss Elizabeth Turnkey, Mrs. Jack
Reinhardt Miss Catherine Chickering, Mrs. Ralph
Movers Miss Lucille McGovern Miss Gertrude
Finucane Miss Eleanor O'Shea, Miss Eleanor Two
n.y. Miss Amelia Rigg Mrs. Mark Hawkins, Mrs
Frederick Sprowl Mrs Dorothy Bean Humbrd,