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SOMETHING NEW!

Wool crepe dress in new rust
henna shade with matching bone
buttons trimming the. slightly
bloused waist and sleeves to elbow
depth. The wool embroidery in
matching tone adds quite a decora-
tive note. The attached two-piece
skirt has inverted plaits at either
side which supplies ample fullness
to hemline. Black sheer velvet with
rhinestone buttons is stunning for
more dressy occasions. Style No.
3173 is designed in sizes 16, 10 years,
SO, SO, 40 and AZ inches bust.
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Quest Club Guest Don

The Irvington Quest Club held its
annual Guest day party this after
noon at the home of Mrs. r. l..
Badgeley, 246 S. Ritter Ave. APP
pointments were in keeping with the
Halloween season. Miss Mabel
Washburn of Shortridge high school
talked on 1.-THE Geology Of Indiana"
Mrs. Dovie Jones and daughter, Miss
Margaret, gave musical numbers.
Assisting the hostess was Mrs. w.
H. Gingery and Mrs. w. A. Shouts.
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Halloween Luncheon

Covers were laid for twenty at the
Halloween luncheon and party given
yesterday for members Of the North
Side Study Club by Mrs. Frederick
CoonS, 1927 Broadway. Mrs. John
Ward and Mrs. Harry Lester were
in charge Of the program.
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L ICING Together Without
Clashes Impossible; but
4 Number Can Be Reduced
BY MARTHA LEE

HE most difficult art in the world is the art Of living to-
geher Group life without conflicts is impossible but
thorough knowledge Of human nature helps reduce the
Der of conflicts and assists in their solution when they
you wish to control the behavior of your family about
getting this result in intelligent and scientific Re-
member that you get what you by ntagonizng
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Autumn Salad

One cup shredded cabbage, two
thirds cup chopped celery, one
grated carrot, four medium size ripe
tomatoes, diced. One chopped on
ion, two chopped nangoes or pi-
mentoes, two medium sized cucum-
bers, diced. Onion may be omitted
il desired. Have vegetables chilled.
Serve with salt and paprika or top
with mayonnaise on a bleached ten
der cabbage leaf.
Mrs. Glee Lane, 1907 Broad st.
Newcastle, Ind.
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LjeS NicetieS
Hints on Etiquet

1. Does the bridegroom ever 60
to the brides house and take her to
the church?
2. Who takes the bride?
3. When does the groom first see
her in her wedding gown?
The Answers
/. No.
2. Whoever gives her away.
8. At the altar.
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Prize Recipes
by Readers

NoTE-The Times win give 81 for
each recipe submitted by reader ad:
Judged Of sufficient merit to be printed
daily. except Friday, when twenty are
given, Address Recipe Editor Of The
Times. Prizes will be mailed to winners:
one recipe each week viii be accepted
from OnA person.
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Girl Reserves

The program planning committee
of the Indiana Girl Reserve training
council will meet here Thursday
Miss Annie Moore Daughtry, loca.
Girl Reserve secretary, is chairman
of the council. The following mem
bers will attend: Miss Emma
Knauss, New York, national Cir.
Reserve secretary; Mrs. Stanley
Hamilton, FIT. Wayne; Miss Irene
P. Riley, Columbus, Ohio; Miss
Norma Seals, Muncie; Miss Lucille
Cook, Anderson; Mrs. w. P. Morton
and Miss Florence E. Lanham, In
dianapolis.
Miss Marie Roberts, advisor of the
Southport Girl Reserves, and three
of her girls attended the Youth
Banquet at the Y. w. C. A. Thurs
day evening.
Club rs held a school party at the
school building Thursday afternoon
Miss Dinzler, the principal, was a
guest.
Club IA at the regular meeting
Monday afternoon, had as a guest
Miss Florence Lanham, membership
secretary of the Y. w. c. A.
Club IS, Mrs. Margaret James, adj
visor, met Monday afternoon. Mem
bers learned the proper use OF
pledges and statutes to the Christian
American and Girl Reserve flags.
Miss Irene Bentley, president, and
Mrs. H. l.. Purdy, advisor, held Its
regular meeting Tuesday at the
school building. An interesting pro-
gram on Mexico was enjoyed. Little
Miss Margaret Hall, who has lived
for some time in Mexico, talked and
showed number of articles she had
brought from that country.
Club 81 had several of its alumnae
members at the regular meeting on
Tuesday. Mrs, Harold Hinkle, chair
man of the South Side Girl Reserve
committee. was also a guest. Alum
nae visitors were: Misses Ethel
Smith, Esther Thurston, Thelma
Roth and Nellie Truit.
The High School Girl Reserves
cleared $40 on their play. This
money will go toward their confer
ence fund.
Club 80 will welcome Miss Beso
Bethard as it's new advisor. Miss
Magil Lackey is president of this
club which has more than FORTY
members.
The High School Girl Reserves are
planning bazaar for Dec. /, 2 and
8 at the Y. w. c. A. Many articles
have already been received and all
should be brought to the Girl Re-
serve Office by Nov. Is.
The Girl Reserve committee, Mrs
George Gill, chairman, will enter
tain at a tea Nov. 3 in the green
parlors of the Y. w. C. A. in honor
OF Miss Emma Knauss, national Girl
Reserve secretary, and also for high
and grade school advisors. Com
mlttee members are: Mrs. Roy Muir
ply, Mrs. w. P. Morton, Mrs. A. D
Hitz, Mrs. Charles M. Starr, Mrs
N. O. Tracey, Mrs. B. G. Downey
Miss Flora Drake, Mrs. Harold West
Miss Pearl Forsyth, Miss Annie
Moore Daughtry, Mrs. Heinrichs
Mrs. Harold Hinkle, Mrs. Frank
Linton, Mrs. B. s. Goodwin, and
Miss Carrie Scott.
The recognition ceremony fol-
grade school Girl Reserves will be
held at the Y. w. C. A. Nov. S at 2
p. m. Misses Demo Wolfard, inter-
club president, and Irene Bentley
president of the South Side Clubs
VIII be in charge of the program
All new members are expected tc
attend in Girl Reserve uniform anc
to know the slogan, purpose and
code. Music will be provided by
Miss Catherine Keely and Vera
Lawman.
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Business Girls

The Central Indiana Business Col
lege Girls are invited to luncheon
at the Y. w. G. A. on Thursday,
Nov. 3rd at noon, by the Business
Girls department.
Central "Y" clubs will have their
regular club supper meetings Tues
day. Mrs. Leo Fesler will be the
leader in the class on developing
personality.
The allegro and Alpha Omega
Clubs will have costume Halloween
party at the South Side branch at
1880 p. m. Wednesday. Guests and
Girls who would like to belong to
the clubs are invited to come.
Miss Louise Ross, chairman of the
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Tank Jacket

An asbestos jacket for your hot
water tank is good investment. 1t
facilitates heating the water and
also keeps it hot.
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Ne1U Utensils

If you grease and heat new pie
tins slowly before you use them,
your food will never stick in them
and they will last longer.
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G0LnrpG Rnffer

Apple butter gets a rich color and
new, spicy flavor II you put some
old-fashioned cinnamon drops in
while it is cooking.
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Warmed Biscuits

Baking powder biscuits can be
freshened as they are warm If you
put them In a wet paper bag, tie
up tight and heat in OVEN
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Potato Substitute

Add a cup Of sour apples. diced
very fine, to corned beef hash In
stead of potatoes If your family ID
one that objects TO starches.
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W. C. T. u. MEETINGS

The Meridian w. G. T. U. will
hold its November meeting at the
home of Mrs. Arthur r. Robinson,
1898 E. Washington ST., Wednesday
at 10 a. m. Take E. Washington
street car marked sheridan Ave.
Devotions will be led by Mrs. T.
w. Grafton. Reports will be given
Of the state convention at Princeton.
Mrs. j. B. Algire will give fifteen
minute parliamentary drill. Lunch
con will be served at 1915. The
luncheon committee in charge is
composed Of Mrs. Kathrene Payne,
chairman; Mrs. George Price, Mrs.
w. B. Thomas, Mrs. Emma Kune,
Mrs. Adelia Tompkins, Mrs. j. B.
Algire and Mrs. Mary Kune.
The afternoon session will be at
p. m. A piano duet will be played
by Mrs. Paul I. Weathers and Mrs.
L. E. York. The address of the
afternoon will be given by Rev. T..
R. White, whose subject is 'loeace."
The chorus of Meridian Union will
give several numbers. Miss Margaret
Bruner of Butler University will
give a talk on Home Economics"
The Irvington Union are invited
to be guests on this occasion. Mrs.
Frank Symmes, president will pre-
side.
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The vayhinger w. G. T. u. will
have an all day meeting at the
home of Mrs. M. D. Wiley, 1914
Central Ave, Wednesday at 10 a. m.
An interesting program has been
planned. A covered dish luncheon
will be served at noon. Mrs. w. D.
Wiley, president, will preside.
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Prevents Sticking

Before turning out a cake you
can prevent its sticking by sprtn-
king the board or pan with pow
dered sugar.
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BOilinO Oper

If you add butter to rice or maca-
roni when it is cooking, 1t will pre-.
vent its boiling over.
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business women's department COM
mittee announces the regular meet
ing of the committee for Monday,
Nov. 7.
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Glass PGcEin0

If you must move after your win
ter's fruit is put up, keep the jars
from cracking by cutting old inner
tubes the right length to slip over
them.
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Seventh annual
Dance arranged
for Wednesday,

The Women's organization, Ma
tional Association Retail Druggists
will give its seventh annual dance,
Wednesday evening, in the ballroom
of the Columbia Club, the proceeds
to be used for charity and educating
students In pharmacy, Mrs. Lloyd
Weiss, general chairman, will be as
sisted by:
Mesdames
w. F. Holmes. Charles B. Stolts
president r. G. Snoddy
Fred Huntington Mark Jett
George Oren william c. Freund
J. !. Gelly and Miss Dorothy
James z. Sproule Fogas
Edward Ferger
Among patrons and patronesses
are:
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He must pick the scattered blossoms up,
his conscience seems to say,
AS a reddish brown chrysanthemum he
puts into the tray,
And he can't refrain from proffering the
clerk some good advice
That to wear it with a choker Of carnelian
would be NICE
Evening star., 1927-11-17

cycles, $50 watts, to 1850 kilocyclss.
$50 watts, sharing with WKAR.
kOIL-Council Bluffs, from 1850
kilocycles, 5000 watts, to $40 kllo'
cycles. 5000 watts. sharing with
kFAB.
KFAB-Lincoln. from $40 kilocycles,
1000 watts. to $40 kilocycles, o'Oo0
watts. sharing with KOHL.
WNAX-Yankton, S. OAK, from
$50 watts. $50 kilocycles, to 1850 kilo-
cycles. ESQ watts, daytime only.
WPSC-State College. Pa, from
1000 kilocycles, 500 watts, sharing
with WBAK. to 1000 kiloCycles, 500
watts, sharing with WBAk, daytime
only.
WBAK-Harrishurg from 1000
kilocycles, 500 watts. sharing with
WPSC. to 1000 kilocycles. 500 watts.
sharing with WPSC, daytime only.
WkAQ-San Juan, Porto Rico, from
$50 kilocycles. 500 watts to $50 kilo-
cycles. 500 watts.
WNJ-Newark. n. j.. from 1910
kilocycles. 500 watts, sharing with
WGCP, to 1920 kilocycles. $50 watts,
sharing with WGOP and WAAM.
WGCP--Newark, from 1910 kilO-
cycles. 500 watts. sharing with WNJ.
to / ,120 kilocycles, 250 watts, sharing
with WNJ and WAAM.
WBKN-New York City. from 1870
kilocycles, 100 watts, sharing with
WWRL, WBMS and WIBT. to l 1,5O0
kilocycles. 100 watts, sharing with
WWRL, WBMS and WIBI.
WWRT.--Woodside. Long Island,
from / ,120 kilocycles. 100 watts, shar-
ing with WBkN, WBMS and WIBI,
to 1,500 kilocycles, 100 watts, sharing
with WBKN, WBMS and WIBI.
WIBI-New York City from 1120
kilocycles, 100 watts, sharing with
WWRL, VEINS and WBkN to / 500
kilocycles. 100 watts sharing with
| WWRL, WBMS and WBkN.
WBMS-New York City, from 1120
kilocycles, 100 watts. sharing with
| WWRL, WIBI and WBKN to 1,500
kiIocycles, 100 watts sharing with
| WWRL, WIBI and WBkN.
| WABC-New York City. from 920
kilocycles, $500 watts night, 5000
watts daytime. sharing with WOBQ.
to $40 kilocycles. $500 watts night.
5000 watts daytime, sharing with
WOBQ.
WBCO-New York City, from 920
kilocycles, 500 watts, sharing with
WABC to $40 kilocycles, 500 watts,
! sharing with WABC.
Evening star., 1927-11-17
LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Il, 1927.
as5s-vERH.WJID Chicago-s20
212.6--WPG Atlantic City-1,lOO

Programs Scheduled for Eastern
standard time call letters kocgeies on 0h
Evening star., 1927-11-17

cycles. 100 watts. sharing with WCAO,
to 1880 kilocycles, 100 watts, sharing
with WCAO.
WSRO--Middleton Ohio, from 7sO
kilocycles, 100 watts to 1870 kilo-
cycles, 100 watts.
WCAJ--Lincoln, Nebr., from 790
kilocycles, 500 watts, full time, to 100
kilocycles, 500 watts. daytime only.
WSAI-Cincinnati, from $40 kilo-
cycles, 5000 watts, full time, to $50
kilocycles,' 5000 watts, sharing with
WOS.
WOS-Jefferson City Mo-. from 71O
kilocycles, 500 watts to $50 kilocycles,
500 watts, sharing with WSAI.
KFBU-Laramie, Wyo., from 700
kilocycles, 500 watts, to $50 kilocycles,
500 watts.
WDAY-Fargo. n. Oak, from $50
kilocycles. ESQ watts night, 500 watts
daytime, to $50 kilocycles, ESQ watts
night, 500 watts daytime, sharing with
KFDY.
KWTC-Santa Anna, Calf. from
$50 kilocycles, so watts. to $50 kilo-
cycles, 100 watts, sharing with kFWC.
WOO-Philadelphia, from $50 kilo-
cycles, 500 watts, sharing with WIP.
to $50 kilocycles, 500 watts, sharing
with WIP and WGBS.
WIP-Philadelphia, from 500 kilo-
cycles, 500 watts. sharing with WOO,
to $50 kilocycles, 500 watts, sharing
with WOO and WGBS.
WCAZ-Carthage, ILL.,. from $50 kilo-
cycles, so watts, to 1900 kilocycles, so
watts.
WWVA--Wheeling. from 500 kilo.
cycles, 250 watts, to $50 kilocycles, $50
watts.
WHB-Kansas City. from 800 kilo-
cycles, 500 watts, sharing with WOO
to $50 kilocycles, 500 watts, sharing
with WOO.
WOQ-kansas City, from 500 kilo-
cycles, ESQ watts night, 500 watts day
time, sharing with WHB to $50 kilo-
cycles, ESQ watts night, 500 watts day
time, sharing with WHB.
kICk-Atlantic, Iowa, from $40
kilocycles, 100 watts full time, to $40
kilocycles, 100 watts daytime only.
WIAS-Ottumwa. Iowa. from $50
llilocycles, 100 watts full time. to $50
kilocycles. 100 watts daytime only.
WEAN-Providence. from $40 kilo-
cycles, 500 watts, to 1,090 kilocycles.
500 watts.
WGHP-Detroit. from $40 kilo,
Evening star., 1927-11-17

A b 10 SERv ICE
by experienced men who have the
equipment to fix your radio nj yOur
home. Night or day.
"Kennedy's Radio Service"
North SIO5 Adams 395
Evening star., 1927-11-17
CHANGES ORDERED
IN RADIO STATIONS
Commission Seeks to Clear
ChanneIs-70 Broadcast
erS in List.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A sweeping order, changing the
broadcasting operations of 20 stations
was made public today by the Federal
| Radio Commission. Effective Decem-
| ber /, it is designed to clear % chan
nels between 600 and ] 90 kilocycles.
Among the changes ordered were the
| following:
WBAP-Fort Worth. transferred
from 900 kilocycles. ! 500 watts. sharing
with WFAA to 600 kilocycles, 5000
watts. sharing with WOAI.
WFAA-Dallas. from 600 kilocycles
500 watts, sharing with WBAP, to $50
! kilocycles, 500 watts. full time.
| KFUT--Salt Lake City. from 600
kilocycles, SO watts, TO 1900 kilocycles,
| so watts.
WOAI--San Antonio, from $40 kilo-
cycles, 5000 watts, to 500 kilocycles,
5000 watts. sharing with WBAP.
| WJAR--Providence from 500 kilo-
cycles, 500 watts, to 620 kilocycles, 500
watts.
WCSH-Portland Me, from $40
| kilocyces, 500 watts, to $50 kilocycles,
250 watts.
WSUI-Iowa City, from $50 kilo-
| cycles, 500 watts, full time, to $50
| kilocycles. 500 watts, daylight, pend
ing final disposition.
| WHAS-Louisville from $50 kilo-
cycles, 500 watts, to $50 kilocycles, 500
watts.
WCAE-Pitts sburgh, from $50 kilo.
cycles, 500 watts, to ESQ kilocycles, 500
watts.
! KFDY--Brookings. S. Oak, from
$50 kilocycles. 900 watts. to $50 kilo.
| cycles. 500 watts. Shares with
| WDAY.
kLZ-Denver. from $50 kilocycles
500 watts to 1,010 kilocycles, 500 watts
night, 1000 watts daytime.
WCAO-Baltimore from 7S0 kilo
| cycles. $50 watts, sharing with WCBM
to 1880 kilocycles, $50 watts sharine
with WCBM
| WCBM--Ba ltimore, from $50 kiln
Evening star., 1927-11-17

wGBS-New York City. from $50
kilocycles, 500 watts, sharing with
WAAM, to $50 kilocycles. 500 watts,
sharing with WIP and WOO.
WAAM-Newark. from $50 kilocy-
cles, 500 watts, sharing with WGBS,
to 1,120 kilocycles. $50 watts, sharing
with VIM and WGCP.
WPCH-Jersey City, from 970 kilo-
cycles, 500 watts. sharing with WRNY.
to go kilocycles, 500 watts. sharing
with WRNY.
WRNY-New York City, from go
kiiocycles, 500 watts, sharing with
WPCH. to 920 kilocycles. 500 watts,
sharing with WPCH.
WHT-Chicago from 720 kilocycles,
} 900 watts, sharing with WHO and
WHAZ, to $50 kilocycles, 5000 watts,
sharing with WHO and WHAZ.
Evening star., 1927-11-17

pm.-Half hour with great com.
posers.
$50 p.m.-Hoover Sentinels.
Q p.m.-Correct time.
p.m.-Clicquot Club Eskimos.
10 pm.-Smith Brothers.
1890 p.m.-Weather forecast.
1890 pm. to 1870 p.m.-Le Paradis
Band.
Early Program Tomorrow.
GAS am.-Tower health exercises.
am-The Roaring Lyons.
S:15 a.m.-Federation morning devo-
lions.
$50 am.-Cheerio.
il a.m.--Betty Crocker home service
talk.
Ills am.-Dorothy Dellano Rum
age. soprano.
1l:30 a.m.-"Why Men FAIL" by Dr.
George X. Pratt.
11:45 a.m.-Dorothy Dellano Rum
age, soprano.
1855 a.m.-Arlington time signals.
IL noon-Farm flashes.
1910 p.m.-Organ recital from the
Kilt studios. Soloist, Mrs. s. Peter
Wagner, soprano; Muriel Day, pianist
to p.m.-Capital City Serenaders.
Evening star., 1927-11-17

Continued on Page Thirty.five)
Evening star., 1927-11-17


.OO-Palmer House Orchestra.
S:Oo-Edgewater Beach Orchestra.
9:00--Nooseheart hour.
1O:U0--Smith Brothers:
10 .30--Chicago Give opera
3O5.0-WGN-WLlB Chicago-9SO
s25-Drake Concert Ensemble.
g:OO-Clicunot Club Eskmos.
10 :}0--Chicago Give opera.
12:00-The Hoodlums.
344.6-WLs ChicagO-SSO
7:4o-College Inn Orchestra.
30--Supertone hour. Fl
44..5-WMAO-WQJ Chicag"-6'o
7.O0-Chicago Theater organ.
10 OO--Chicago Civic Opera.
! II ! :1o-Stevens Hotel Orchestra.
42s.3-WLW Cinrinnati-7O0
S:OO-Crosley Cossacks.
g:OU-Maxwell hour.
10 :00-'hicago Civic opera
ii :OO-Hcnry Theis Orchestra
3Gl.?-WSM Cincinnati-S3O
S:o0--Great Composers.
\ 3tl-IfooVer SpntlnclS.
10 :00~-Smi~h Brothers;
10 30--Same As WEAF
3oo.s-WTAM CievelanG-150
Z S.3O--Hoover Sentinels.
:O0--Wlllard Cavaliers.
10 .00--Studio program.
S-WAIU Coiumbus--1 900
6.O0-Stafe Restaurant Orchestra.
H 3t-- DESnler- W aiiltk oItHcSlio
374.s-WOC Davenport-so0
s.30-Hoover Scntinels.
9:O0-MaXwell hour.
10:00-SnNth Brothers.
10 :30-Balkite hour.
4lO.9-WCX-NJR Detroit--6s0
a:OO-Maxwell hour.
IL O0--Balkite hour.
I2 '0O--McKinney Cotton Pickers
499.7-WBAP Fort WOrth-60O
o.OO-Clicouot Club Eskimos.
ii :OO-WeatherIord Orchestra: chorus.
a2".3-N0S Jefferson City-sI0
915-state department OF education
3;e.2-WDAF Kansas City-Sl0
S:0O-Great Composers.
: S::}0--Hoover Sentlncls.
9:00--MaXwell hour.
10 .U0-Smith Brothers.
10 ;30-Fanstecl-B Balkite program.
IL 2:i5a-Nighthawk frolIc.
4O5.:-WCCO Minneapolis--si0
s S3O-Hoover Sentinels,
.00--Smith Brothers.
10 :30-Chlcago Civic Opera.
50s.-WOW Omaha--50o
s s00--Great Composers.
\ S30-HOover Sentlnels.
00-Maxwell hour.
10 :30-Fansteel- -BalSite program.
sOas-WOAI San Antonio--99o
30-Kelvinator hour.
545.t-KSD st. L0uis-S5O
s:0O-Great Composers.
3 S30--Hoover Sentlnels.
Q a00-MaXWelt hour.
10 Goldsmith Brothers.
10 :30-Chicago Civic Opera.
IL 00-Statler Pennsylvanians.
3is6--KvOO Tulsa--S60
S:30-Hoover Sentinels.
900-Maxwell hour.
344.s-WCBD Zion-s.O
o.00-Studio ensemble: vocal trio.
WESTERN.
46s.5-KFI Los AnEeles--64O
II ;n0-Drama program.
II :00-Brahms Quartet. n. b. Z.
1 :0Oa--Purcell Mayer, violin.
41s.4-KHJ Los Angeies-7"O
ii :OO-Zoellner Quartet.
336.0-KNX Los Angeles-S9O
:O0a-RiI.more Hotel Orchestra.
:OOa-Cocoanut Grove Orchestra.
3sa.i--KGO OakIand--7s0
:O0-N B. c. program.
/ ;OOa-Hotel st. Francis Orchestra.
5Os..-kIX Oakland--59O
930-Campe dinner concert.
49I.o-KGw Portlnnd--s10
e:n0-Dinner concert.
IL :00-Maxwell hour.
Il ;OO-"Carrie Jacobs Bond Program,
a6..s-KFNI san Francisco-l,l"O
.0O-Novelty musical program.
:O0a-Popular program.
4e3.3-KPO San FranciscO-71o
:OO-CasweH hour.
:00-N. B. c. program.
:OOa-Studio program
44s.5-KF0A Seattle-870
II :00-Maxwell hour.
12 :00-E. B. c. program.
9AS G-KJR Seatt1e-8A0
:30--Studio program.
/ l:00a-Vic Meyers Orchestra.
Evening star., 1927-11-17

WIBO-Chicago, from 720 kilo.J
cycles. 500 watts. sharing with WHAZ
and WHIT to $50 kiiocycles, 500 watts,
sharing with WHAZ and WHIT.
WHAZ-Troy. N. Y, from 720 kilo-
cycles. 500 watts, Mondays only, shar-
ing with WHO, and WHIT to $50
kilocycles. 500 watts, Mondays only,
sharing with WHO and WHIT.
WGN-WLIB-Chicag from $50
kilocycles. $4,000 watts to 720 kilo-
cycles. $4,000 watts.
WLIB-WGN - North Elgin. ILL.,.
from $50 kilocycles. 500 watts to 720
kilocycles, 500 watts.
WKBI-Chicago, from $40 kilo-
cycles, so watts, to / 800 kilocycles, so
watts. sharing with WHFC.