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Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-11
Mrs. Charles E. Scott
VIII Be Hostess To
P.E.O. Members MOndaL

Announcement has been made of
change in the scheduled meeting
of A V chapter, p. E. o. The next
meeting, which is announced in the
year book as taking place at the
home of Mrs. Henry L. Loud, will
be held instead. at the home of Mrs
Charles E. Scott, on Monday, Feb
ruary IA.
During the meeting program
will be presented, which will in.
olude an Interpretation of "Home
Life i'll Mexico under the diree.
ton of Mrs. Eugene lie Baron If
Brawley. All members are urged
10 attend this meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-11
Ontario Elks at
Local Meeting

At a very successful joint meet
ing Of Calexico and FL Centre Elks
held last evening, all of the Calex-
leo Officers were present and q
large percentage of Calexico Elks,
in addition to an exceptionally
large attendance of the FL Centro
lodge members.
A party Of Ontario Elks, headed
by G. Burton Thrall, vice president
of the California State Elks Associ-
alton, who have been present at sew
eral meetings Of Imperial Valley
Elks during the last week were
guests of the Ell Centric -Calexico
lodges last evening. The business
and social meeting was preceded by
a dinner, served at GAS.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-11
IMPERIAL
By Press Staff Correspondent

, IMPERIAL, Feb. 11.-Lawrence
Niles has been confined to his bed
for nearly week with the flu. He
is improving at the present time.
Mrs. j. A. Dent and Mrs. Charles
Suman of Los Angeles, who have
been house guests of Mrs. Fern
Young for several days, were taken
on a delightful trip recently by Mr..
|and Mrs. Young, to Picacho, which
is located north of Yuma on the
Colorado river. Mr.. Young said it
is a small replica of the Grand Can
yon and one of the most beautiful
scenes within days drive Of I'M
perial. They were also accompan-
led by Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Line, w.
ID. Gott, Jr., and Maurice Young.
The party picnicked at an old silver
and lead mine, which is located
about three miles from Picacho, AMI
brought number of excellent SAM
pies of ore home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Eiehhold anil
daughter Mildred, Mr.. and Mrs. r..
l.. Burnam and Mrs. Roy Thompson
motored to Algodones recently, and
then on to Hanlon Heading.
Mrs. Charles Ferrall of Ell Centre,
entertained as guests over the week
end her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Fisher and twin brothers Homer and
Howard, all of Los Angeles.
William Reed of Ell Centre was
in Imperial on business this week.
Mrs. Stella Stahl has closed her
place of business, and has returned
to Santa Monica to be with her
husband, who has been in the beach
city taking treatments for his eyes.
Mrs. Dora Gott, who has been
| quite i'll for several days, is able
to be about again.
Mrs. r. f. Priest was in Ell Cen
tro Wednesday visiting Mrs. n
| Neal.
Mrs. Lawrence Niles attended the
Eastern Star meeting in Brawley
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Barnum and
children, Johnny Arenas, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Hills, Mr.. and Mrs
Perry Eaton, Edward Eaton and
Miss Dora Martin motored to Paint
| ed Canyon this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-11

Chicago tried hawk for tht
the murder Of a pigeon. They sure
ly do go after lawbreakers in tha
city.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-11

Motley to Loan on Automobiles|
Sterling Securities Co. Inc, Fred n
Cross. Mgr. geo Main st. ADV
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-11

Federal officials are making a
soil survey of the Santa Ynez and
Los Alamos Valleys, Santa Barbara
County.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-11
MANY Ell CENTRANS
. PLAN TO ATTEND
~. SUPER SPECTACLE

With February having already
proved itself gay month socially,
interest is being added to the round
of bridge parties, dinners and dane
es by the production Of "The Mira
cle' in Los Angeles. Many Ell Cen
trans are going this weekend, sew
eral have already gone, and still
Others planning for the two latter
week-ends of the month
Among those leaving Wednesday
were Mrs. Will r. Conway and Mrs.
III. C. Diller, who were to see the
production Thursday night. Mrs.
Frank r. Anderson also left for
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Junior Matinee viii
Be GiUen Tomorrow
At Valley Thedte,

Taxi-Taxi,' which is on the
approved list Of motion pictures of
the Federated Women S clubs, will
be the feature picture at the junior
matinee at the Valley theater tomor
row afternoon.
Vale McCrory will lead the com
munity singing which will begin at
2:15 and precede the motion pic
ture. Chaperones will be present
at the performance and the picture
to be shown is reported to be good
clean amusement, suitable for chill
dren S entertainment.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-11
4b6UE
|CA!IIFQRN
%.EV1N ENGzERo i.
THE DIRECT PRIMARY

California s direct primary law
intended to remedy many election
evils, was advocated by the Lincoln
Roosevelt League of which Hiram
johnson was a prominent and popu
lar leader. Assemblyman w. d. L.
Held, Republican from Ukiah, in
troduced the measure in the legis
lature of 1907. 1t was adopted at
the general election, Nov. 3, 1908
during the term of Governor James
n. Gillett. Previous to that time
the convention system had been in
use. At the primary election, Aug
ust 81, 1926, the total registration
was 1,s54,471, and approximately
So per cent of that number voted
Q.-Who was the first governor
of the State of California;
A.-Peter II. Burnett of San
jose.
Q.-I1ow many blind persons are
there in California
A.-1,504 according to last U. s
census. California ranking eleventh
among the states.
On what region is the most
gold mined'
An 1925 Yuba county led in
gold production with an output
valued at $2,570,63O.
These questions will be answered
tomorrow:
Which county has the most auto
mobiles9
Where is the deepest oil well in
California,
Who discovered the Sacramento
river9
Questions about California will
be answered if sent to the Cali
fornia Information Department OF
this newspaper).
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-11

Los Angeles that day, motoring NJ
with Mr.. and Mrs. George W. An
derson. Mrs. Anderson will be
among the large number of LEGAL
residents who will attend the
Saturday performances.
Among those leaving yesterday
were Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Holt, who
motored up. and Mrs. Martin b. o.
brien and Mrs. Harold A. Burnham,
who went on the night train, all of
whom have tickets for Saturday.
Mrs. F. d. Jacobs is also attend
ing ON Saturday. Mrs. c. H. Green
well is to motor to San Diego, where
she will meet friends and 60 on to
Los Angeles for the same perform
ancc. DR.. and Mrs Norman f. Du
pont will drive up this weekend,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-11
limitations Out For
Dinner Dance FEB. II

Invitations have been issued by
Mr.. and Mrs. Will r. Conway for q
dinner dance on February Il. The
affair will be given at the Hotel
Barbara Worth. Prominent lettuce
growers and shippers and their
ladies are included on the guest list.
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BEST PROSPECTS

t:S0 p. m,-Times- Herald News
tieshoBi baseball scores etc Washs
lngton tWMAI., 294l.
e:4e p. m.--tutefvieW With Orrin
p Dunlap OF New York Tllnea,
New York tWEAF. 4s2l.
$40 p. m.-Domenico Diego IA
recital Of Spanish songs, Jesus IT.
urye. accompanies: New York
tWNYC. b351.
1850 p Times Herald tate
news: Warrington lWMAI4. $3.50.
CHAIN PROGRAMS
70 .. ra.-Hiio Hawalians: New
York kWEAF. WRC, WEEI WAR.
MGh WILT. WCAE, WGN. WGY.
1915 q, m.--Frank Farrelrs or.
cheetTa; New York tWEAF. WRc1.
6.tB n m.-TosB Be- Vedss New
York tWJz. WBz. WRzA. KpKA.
5. m.-strombsrg-c Garrison or.
chestra; George Oleson, director:
New York (WJz. WIZ. WBZA,
KDKA. KYWl. Eddie Elixina or.
cheetTas New York tWEAF. WGR.
WIZ WTAA4, WWJl.
1850 p. m.-Greaf Moments %
Hietory. .DeWey'e Victory New
York fWEAF, WRCls
3 p. ri.~-Ma5or Merriam a. Cooper,
explorer. ~ ESeready prograins
New York (WBAE. WRC. WEEP,
WAR, W0R, WI. WCAE. WTAM,
WV, WsA1. WGN, KSD, voc.
WCCo, WoY, WHAS WSM, WHO,
WSBl. Grand Opera program;
New York tWJz. KDEA. XIV.
WBALl.
,. ul.-Prssidsnt Calvin Cool.
idge's address TO Pan-American
Commercial Congress, washington
1WhC, WEAF.sA WEEP. WAR.
WTAG. VITO. w0R, WCGH.
( WCAK WTAM. WWJ, WeAi,
WGN Ksn. WcCO, WDAF WGY,
iWHAs. W9kG. WISE, VINO, WIZ,
WBz. W5sEAs EDKA. KYWI.
DANCE MUSIC
10 ,. In.--Janssen's orchAstra,
New York (WEAF, WRC1.
1910 >. m.-Dtcl Liehert's or.
chegtra. Warrington fWMAIs, 2sAl.
1O;lO p. ul.--HoteI Traynaora Or
chestra. Atlantic City (WPG, s0O).
11:tb p. m.-Buchanan's 0rchss-
ira, Atlanta tWSB. t2sl.
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DISTANT STATIONS

.WeR-AtIantn--42
p. m.--Public echool of the air.
?. m.-Eveready Hour on WEAF
li:ts >. m.-Buehanan's BoAsmian
WORD-BatavIa--27S
p. N. Musical program; Bibls
KYW-Chicago-B3
6:4S p. m.--WJz program.
2. m.--Presldent Coolidge
1880 .. m.-Congress Carnival
WBBM-C hlcaGO-a26
p. m.-Aftist recital
Sis p. m--strinE quartet; male
a'ifss ISIS .. m.--o.sorn.. oreA.ar..
WCFL-ChicagO-a0E
2. m. Concert trio; entertainers.
.. m,;UTTRSSpnlaE PrOgranass.
9 .. m.->Lyric Trio s0lista
p. m,--Dance music: vocal
-Chlcn9O-8fO.
2 :: m ---Edgswater Beach Orchestra:
: >. m.-lsooseAsart ch,Idren.
.. In.-Ohcestra: Uptown Theater.
II .. rn.--Pcpular program.
WGN@-ChicmgO~-3
8 .. ni.--WEAF program
.. m.-Presid6nt Coolidge. 4
10 .. m.--Sam m Henry; musical
WHT-ChicarO-ase
s:4S ,. m.--soprano; pianist.
10 .. m.-Orchestra; entertainers.
10 Q. m.-YouP Hour League.
WIBO-Chicago-2a0
>. m.-Popular classics
,. n.-Conceft ensennOlo.
$50 p. Mold Colonial songA
y z. m;-Dance music; golofsts.
WJAZ-ChicAg -32e
6:se D. n1.--Studio and danca music.
WILD Chlcago- sos
7:30 3. m.--Concert,
II ,. m.-orchestra ana vocal; organ,
WMAQ.WQJ-C Chicago aa5.B
p. m-univeFsity Of Chicago lee
s;so .. ms--scprano; tenor.
70 .. m.--WEAF program.
= 2. nl;rTIREGprlar program
.. Classical program.
WOK-ChicaG0
?. naa;v-T11sncs music; sntsrsaiAsra.
y. na.--Mandolin auaetef; features.
$40 p. Ia:-0ld time melodies.
=. HcgncsEt crchsstra:
: 3. na..-WEAF program,
WEBE- ClncinnS ti--2aa
S;1E b. En.-~MuSio makarn
1880 .. nl.--MixOd Quartet.
WEAA-DallSo-G56
- (midnieht) -Theater hour.
NOC--Dayonp0rt-
8 ,. rns--WEAF program.
D. Fn.-Presldent Coolidge
$3.50 p, nl.--Musicai program
WMO-Des MoineS-s26
$3.50 2. m,--RAleieh Quintet.
p. u.-.Musieal program.
- tnaidniRhtl chFistsnSon's orcAss.
WsAP-Fort Worth--14s.a
$3.50 y n.--Uncle Superior: Quartet
$3.50 p. me- Musical program Z d
kTHS-H0t Gprineu-- 45a.e
10 D. m.--OfgAn.
1880 D. ui.--Daice aoncarf
KPRC--Elount0n- 1905
$3.50 D. m.--Dance music
S.3O p. Tm.-StudiO cOncArt
KLDS-lmdepend6 mce-.1af
.. m.--StOry Lady. lartrIrs
. .. ua.-etudI0 coucNrf.
WDAA--Aansae Clty--eGS.@
p. m.-''School o. tie Airy
As;te .. m.--Nighthawk FroIio
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BY GARDNER MACK

AAs~~.tHANOWMX G#0tUI 0AHG@
orchestra Leroy smith. director.
sWIP-PhIladelphia- 800
8 p m-Uncle Wire Roll cal ana
Hirtadsy List songs ~ Nary ana Hslsn
m.-Dtanatie review ~ Elllot.
Lester. dramatic critic Of WIp
1910 p m.-Recital BY Nina Dolores,
| soprano; Flora Riplta, accompanist.
1i20 p m.--Reeital; Henry Such, Vlos
lintst. Beatrice suehs accompanied
p m.-The Peunsylvania Male Guar.
tet. under the auspices Of the City Of
Cape May N. J.
sos .. m.--Emo's weekly movie bfoad-
cast BY oil n orowits.
Victor Recording Orchestra. direct from
the Club Madrid.
WJz-Naw York-4ss
y. m.-Frank Dole talk On doge.
g:lb p. m---Hotel Commodore Concert
6:ts d m.--First National To-Be.weds
tMJz. WBZ. WBzA. KDKA, KYW1.
p. --Stromberg Carlson hour; Geo.
0lsens Orchestra lWJz. WBz. WBzA.
= SSlkAs KHWl.
Shsssra and Soloistp tWJz. kDKA XIV.
3 ? m.-Longines correct time tWJz
Wbz. WBzA. KDKA, XIV. WBALl.
from Washington. D. c.; president oe
the United States, Calvin COOLIDGE
sps1ker tWJz. WBz. WBzA. KpKA.
10 >. m.--RoEer Wolfe Kahn.s Hotel
PennPyivania Grill Orchestra.
WEAE-NeW Y0rk-lpe
?. m.-yohn White. songs with
$40 .. m.-columbia unlgersity
French lecture BY Prof Phillip Molt.
sye p. m.-Iorrs and Btviano. ac-
tFAAfA 49,.
~ D. m.--Eddie EIkins ana ais an.
chsstra from Hotel Roosevelt.
.. m.-Howard correct time
p m.--Eveready hour featuring
A. Al adventure program with Merriam
8. m.-Pap American Commercial
Der OF Commences. Joint 1raeatsnR -
Washinston Auditorium. Washington.
Prssidsnt q the G q r's sta..s co0l'dss
io.ls p. m.-Jahsssn's Hofbrau Or
~ wGRs-New yo.k a,a
Sis p. m.@Arthur 1 zacf ssI,,.. .ra
Rose Elkin. pianist.
6:45 p. .-.SkylaFks" male Quartet.
au7spice. New York City Z. u. 6. 4.
mage or the KNIGHTS TempIar.s
1850 ?: m.-Joint recital: Alfred Men.
cSni concert pianist. and Rerno Gia.
nG :. P m.Is Tl0l KI.sn. ,on,.,o n,,..
TTa arrn. lyrics 70 sappho" BY Mary
Sirsotion aa q PrSt. c D H e Y
! $3.50 na.--EvanReliBtio MIxad
Quartet. auspices avaneciiStie COMMITTEES
,.. : :; m.-EvelyD eatss aesthetic dance
Na 40 ?; m;-osa Johnssn. baritone.
a.se = sonEG
ton Carl 3. MohFmann.
WNYC-NeW Yoek--8aa
SEQ p. m.-Piano selections.
r,h.,sa S Y. heeent DEVELOPMENTS in
.. I:.s D m.--MyrtIe xlllson. imp.r-
e 5. m.--"ssIsetions from kIfr.a a..
Mgssett." BY Prof. Felix Welli.
$50 p m.--ssAPe We Makln9 Tha
Best Use Of the Laws concsrnins Fae.
$40 .. .n nt Mitlsap p,Aso Guthrie s,.s
p. Ceremonies lneIdentai "a tse
opening q tire t'zalf Noon. Hotsis
WPcH--New Yorka9s
$50 sos 2. ua.--Leon Gilbert Simon. bari..
s:is = MANIA Nadine. colssatura
$3.50 j. m.--Jswish hour.
p. nn.~-The Singing -Four.
. i;sO Hssp,S nsirAfy ans DOurbsrty.
9;45 p m.--Ahn Lang. UonEs.
WMCA--New Yort-0l
$3.50 D. fn.--Pelham Health fnu.ter.
tanners, with Al Shayna
2 p. n.-Mustcal extravaRanza.
I:a0 -Muste from ceIunbia
,. m.--E. H. white hour
p. m.--Itaiian hour Of music ana
10 p m Ernie Golden and his HetsI
MeAlpin Orcheslra.
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hitherto conventionalIy played works
Of the older masters, he brings q
freshness Of method ana some brand
new ideas to these hoary old pieces
makes them stand out wildly.
In the Harvester's hour that fol.
lowed the Roxy endeavor listeners
heard some OF the best music this
aggregation has ever produced and
incidently listened to q finished
Russian artist in the person OF
Nine. Maximova Sharova, q mezzo
soprano who sang the songs Of her
native country. The Gypsies gave
John Barnes Wells special oppOr-
tunities for displaying his tenor
voice and in the production Of
''The Barber Of Seville" Sodero
scored another big hit.
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NEARBY STATIONS


1870 .. m.-WBAL Male Quartet
8 p. m.-GIand Opera.
p. m.--WHAL Epsemble--1Gieh
Weiner. conductor.
10 D. na.--WBAL Dance Orchestra;
John Lederer. conductor.
WPG~-Atlantio Clty--sOO
e;25 p. m.-Hotel shelburne dinner
music.
b:5S p. m.-EtheI Rattay Fowlersa
Playground Highlights.
1908 p. m.--HoteI Chelsea Concert
-9fehNstras
7:SE .. n.--Blackman's Dance orchos.
ira. Atlantic City hotel mems EXHIBIT.
don Hall Dual Trio,
q 2. n,-Kendall Read aAd His Scin.
ttllating Sax. Studio.
9:l6 p. m.--Marcel0 Duo Studio pro.
gram, Marion Parsonb piapiste: Cecilia
steiner, yiollnist. Assisted by Lillian
Bonifac0 Wostney. soprano
9:tS p. rn.-Charles Dornberker's
Dance Orchestra. Million Dollar Pier
1876 p. m.-Th0 Parodians Dance
Orchestra. Silver slipper
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aeaipst his 1s.year.oId dsuehtsr. va
LEGALLY convictsa q the crime.
Millerie lawyer sought % havesthe
lower courts verdict naf aaId@ ~,
cause ok 20 days vaTiance n ~ IN.
legation ~ 70 the dakn ~ tia $3.50.
mission Of the crime ana the DIV r
vas psrpetEate Z.
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LOCAL PROGRAMS


1880 =. .-iiopeniakera'3 Hour 81
sneney carey presented through couf.
e lssx of chestnnt ernag Dairy and the
1lsi6 9. m.-Ffank Farrell ana "a
SEsenwieh Vtllsge Ian oFohsetra from
WEAE, New York. =
Hd 1asls IN H.- s.sss; recital trom tAs
?, m.--paniel BreeSkin'o Ralelgh
Hotel orchestFa from the Raieiah HofsI
p. .-.coneert ~ the United states
chaflss asntsr. broadcast from the Nsvy;
D Walderf-A Astoria Orchestra
iiI s:ss va J. Asg as xHsaii .co,.. 49,,
D. n.--John white aonRn vlsh
Gu atss from wEAE New yOrk:
from wEAF. New York sD sAeas
$50 p. m.-Terre ana Biviano. ae-
gordon and VIOLA from WEAE. New
4, s:ls p. m.-:..:sook Reviews" b. Mra
Love Lies Dreaming. BY c. Z. For.
f ~ f.l ana the bFaneh." By Pierre
3 @;-:isIansy and Ms Hetsl May.
flower Orchestra from the MayfioWee
1870 .. m.-HGreat 1omsnts Is HIS
p. m.-Howard Correct Tins from
!, 3 Esssssdy Hour from wEAy.
. b m---AddreaS Of the. President 81
the Egited states before ! Jolnt meet.
jng Of the Pan.American. Ccmmerclal
mercs 81 the United statss broadcast
With WEAF from tbs New Washington
Z io:Sa b = m,--yansusr's Hoffman a..
chsstrs from WEAT. Nav York.
VERNE wngm.a.G..-k..., nRA
n 9. m.-cuFrent events music. poles
WAGAL-WashingtoD-seS
$50 -. m.-trimes-IIsraId News
s:is .. m.-"Goldsn draln.-a talk
on wheat production in MARYLAND 81
". 3. Kemp. associate professor Of
stal.., and AKroneHny University Of
>. n.-.Inoco Hour 81 Musle.p
directed 81 Moe BAsr'
50. m.-The District war memorial
by Will =. Kennedy political writer
Tor the Star.
soprano. and Elisabeth GardneE Coombs.
s;4s p. m.-'sesinK ~ Radio"-prs-
esnted BY Science Service.
octette 81 wind Instruments. played
BY btudents Of the U. 8. Army Music
Sch9oL under direction Of william c.
$50 :. m.@Ths carbaush concsrt
Company-Earl carbaugh, baritone:
Bob CaFbaugh, xyIophonist and solo.
tSt; Lillian Carbaugh, piano accompanies.
+ 10 .. m.--srhe Screen Letter Box, =
conducted BY Colby Hartman. through
courtesy OF Loew's Palace Theater.
lo .. m.-Dance Program BY Dick
Letbert and his Lido Orchestra
1880 p. na.-'WMAL Radio Movie
Club conducted ~ Norman W. Pyle,
teaturinE stage attractions from Losw's
composer Of "Yes. We Have No
Bananas" ana his Melody Boys: Sid
Gary the iaS1 song Caruso; Dick
Leibort ana his Lido Orchestra ssOld
AtnG Cole; ana other attractions
1850 ,. m.-''TiIn0s-H6rald Latest
News plaahen.I
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Accused BY Daughter,
Man Loses His Anneal

The District Court of Appeals yeu.
terday AFFIRMED the decision Of the
lower court holding that BENJAMIN
Miller. sentenced 10 10 years 81 the
penltentlary for & statutory offensO
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am Your
Own Pacific Coast
Spend Your Summer Here with me.
AbyOad in Your Own U5sited StatesY

7 AM the storied land Of cattle trail
4 and pony express. ! am the des-
ert, colored like . painters palette.
/ am the molten ocean where the sun
goes dewn. ] am the land Of pleas
ant summer days, cool nights, Of
orange groves and gay beaches, Of
Old Spanish Missions and motion
picture settings-I am YOSr 0SeR
Pecfc Coat!
/ am the Oldest, largest living trees
in this world. I am the nations
.tallest raountain peak, standing al
most within sight Of the lowest valley
below level Of the sea. ! am Infinite
in my variety for summer pleasure.
am the land Of new architecture,
new viewpoint, new adventure. / am
the land Of shining cities, stepped in
romanee. ] am the long, curved
coast Of palm, redwood and pine.
! am San Diego and Los Angeles,
Santa Barbara, Catalina Island in
the sea and Riverside amidst radiant
orange groves. am the bells Of
Old San Gabriel, Of Ventura and
Santa Barbara and the other Old
Spanish Missions. / am San Fran
cisco, Oakland, Del Monte, the or
chard valleys and the lofty Sierra
Nevsdas. ! am the high, Aoating
waterfalls and blue cliffs Of Yosemite.
! am mile-hieh Lake Tahoe, and
smoking Mount Lassen. I am the
supreme vacation land Of your
dreams. an ealing 10 Jos this
5HsMsg.
Yes, ! an Mount Shasta, the pear
and apple orchards Of Oregon; Crater
Lake, Mount Hood. ! am Portland
and the great Willsmette Valley. /
am Seattle, Tacoma, Mount Rainier,
rising 14,4OS feet in billcwy white.
ness up over Puget Sound. The
lovely Spokane lake country 10 also
part 81 me.
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RONPING AROUND TIE RADIO DIAL

Il >. sn.-.AlIsn Theater Reyns.
WLH@CloVeln1d-
1850 p. ms--Rlts orchsstfa.
500 J. ul.--Stuolo program.
D. m,-WocaI dpeta
e:ts p ni.--scloigt; Crystal Slipper
orchestra
WEHI8-C leaEUo ter-SBe
eisE p. nl.-studio ptogran
lFox-uetE0tf.-Sl
70 ,. ua.-Red Apple. Club.
WdU-uetFolt-8l7
. 3. m.-Htudio party.
.. Goldkette'n dance musie.
PWx--Eayana--too
$50 = Rlltmors orehestra.
e.ts p. m.-WJZ program.
1850 D m.--GraTd Theatef
WCAIf--p ttgbuFgh -aof
b. MI ennsylvanla WOmen'g Coli
3 INV EAF program.
10 p. m.-Daughertyse Orchestra.
1880 D. m.-~XeuVon TheaGor Revue
WGK~Sehe neotndy--15D.B
e:4b .. mt--MuSieal program.
p. us- Elementary French course.
7s3ep. m.-Harmony Twiu&
3 ,. m.--Eyeready Hour.
D ms--Preaident Coolidge.
KOA--Den$eE--S1eA
e:Se p. nis-DInner concert.
$3.50 .. m.-Earm Question Boz.
KEI-.Log AngeIes-teJ
10 2. m.--Fira Department Orchestra.
- .. m.-String quartet; tenor.
IL midnlght--Orango Network
I 3. mature Music Club.
OEJ-Gexlco Clty--sOO
- .. m.-Studio program.
KGO-OSkland--S6f
- D. m,-The Ptlgftma
- ulionight-0fango Network
KGW-RoVtInnd--Ao1
y .. m.-Studio program.
- mi4night-Orange Network.
tE#4fk...f7n6na q
10 ,. na.-Coneegt orchestra.
II p. ua.~eOrgan recital.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-03

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-03
RADIO RAISING.
Relief FUNDS

10 there was 3 radio station on
the North American continent that
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Ing stts last nigh was because
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