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SIS pm.-Thirty Club conducted by
tbs p.m.-Listening In on Jimmy
and Jane
7:3e p-m.-Noveiettes Dance orches-
tss.
8 pm.-Correct time.
s0i p.m.--Edith Reed pianist
SIS pm.-Taik By representative Of
the Washington Chamber of Commerce.
$50 p.m.-Jsrry Harp and his Col
ieglanz.
p.m.-Charlie Hoge and Bob Baber,
entertainers.
sI5 p.nl-"Where tn Motor Over the
Week End-~In the Cradle OF Ameri-
can History--Valley Forge" by George
u. Keneipps District manager OF the
A. A. A.
$50 pm.-Frances g. Fallon, con-
trs.to
as pm.-Industrial Bankers half
hour Of music.
1918 20 1890 p.m.--Eews flashes.
wRC-Radio Corporation Of America
(4s1.5 MeteFS-64a KiIoeyeIes.)
3 pm.--'Thoughts and Smiles" By
Edwin whitney.
5.ls pm.--Cotham Trio,
3S5 PM ebunkina the Great
Northwest" o. Constance Lindsay
Skinner
pm-The Nsrionettes
go pm jolly Bill and Jane
5 pm Waldorf Astoria Orchestra
SIS pm Motion Picture Guild
So pr1.---BaSebail scores. co'irtssy
Of The Associated Press and The Eve
nlng Star
9 pm The Happy Wonder Bakers
6 30 p n4.~~The Morley Singers
pm Cities Service Concert Or
ehessrs and Cavaliers
Q pm An Evening In Paris
9 80 p.n1 La France Orchestra
Q pm Correct time
9 pm National Brosdcastina and
Concert Bureau hour
10 pm.~~EiumDer music
] pm Weather forecast
Early Program Tomorrow
Gas m Tower health exercises
IT'S NJ .~-Parnassus Trio
30 to 80 a NJ. --CheeFio.
10 ann~-Cele Green soprano
10 IS am Radio Household InEti-
tUte
10 30 am Studio program
II M ---Orpieus Trio
IL 30 m Waldorf Astoria Crches-
IRA
IL 30 pm Falaif dOr Orchestra.
m Lotus Orchestra
81 n M ~~~PafnaSsus Tfin,
Z 30 n m r, RCA demonstration hour
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Beauty 10 Visit Carnival

epesist DtSpztsh te The Star
EAIIGTCN, August ~ Miss Ethel
Virginia Donaldson. Miss Arlington
vfJi be Z guest at the carnival ~ The
Arlington County Social Club tonight
v4tn musical concert by the Old
yponsInlon BAND
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Local Radio Entertainment
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Q 70 p.m-Dinner concert.
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II a.m.-Lost and found.
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nod.
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100 pm.-Lowd's Orchestra.
$50 pm.-Clarence Walker, tenor
s45 p.m.-Harold Thompson. pianist
3 p.m.-Charscter stories by Bill
Burton.
e:f5 p.m.-Enl Joison. tenor.
$50 p.rn.-Arthur A. Stone, pianist.
10 pm.-Havaiian Melody Boys
1880 p.n1.-Friday night barn dance.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

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a5a,~WJZ program,
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e0a--Wrieiey review
90 Strombers- Carlson program.
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3;o.S-wGY Sehenertady~-:ae
) 30 Dinner music.
6;2A-Talk, mystery play
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H:On-An Evening In Paris
So-La France Orchestra
p'oo~~Coneert Bureau hour.
sat~-wBz svrinxae,d--aee
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90 Ranblers: Dixie Circus.
: o0-Concert ensemble
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30 Earrist
900 Concert Bureau hour.
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700 Orchestra
t;S.a--wSR Ananta--sso
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500 rtElcv review.
II tS-Concert
2iO.;-wIAx Jacksonvi,ie--sso
7onoo-S,ud'o: chlidrcn's period.
sn0-Wrigiev review.
900 Feature
10 90 Studio program.
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200 Concert Bureau
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a,0n-Stromo erg Carlson program
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II 00-OrSan
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1000 Feature music
fi:0o--OrcheStra.
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% 90 Movie Club
10 ,3o~~Schacs and Mcdonald
tcs.s-Wtw Circinnati-1sa
S.20--DiXis circus
7.e0--Roehr's Orchestra
I.3n-0rgap recital
fn-Wrigley review
n'n0-Strcmberz- Carlson prcEram.
o30-Dance music
ln.o0-Slumoer Hour, dance
S6t.3--wSAI Cincinnati--s2a
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7.n0--CitieS Service hour
n0-Ar Evening in Paris
ana France Orchestra.
? .0n--Cnncert Bureau hour
10 00--Couey Island Orchestra
3a9S-wTAM Clereiand-fss
sna--Dinner music
00-CitieS Service hour.
e.Ha--An Evening in rPris.
3n--Ls Frarce Orchestra
o.0o--Fur TrapperS
a:3o-Recital; dance.
uo.a-wCx-wJR Dctrcit--sso
s0o--Short features
6.30--DtXie Circus
7,HS~-CrcheStrat
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0o-Strombers Carlson program
9;30-~John and Prudy. static Girls
S52. ;--wwJ Dstrcit--sse
6 90 Dinner concert.
6 30--Charles w Hsmp
00-Citics Service hour
a0o~An Evening n PARIS.
S0--Fs France Orchestra
9.o1-Concert Bureau hour.
10 .00-Dance; musical
ii:30- Frivolities; orgsn.
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SMITH STANDS FUR STATE RIGHTS ON
 LIQUOR QUESTION
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE OUT LINES PLANK IN OPENING
 CAMPAIGN SHOT

OMAHA, Sept, 19, (P)-Gov. Al Smith stands squarely on the prin- ciple of the McNary- y-Haughen bill which has been drowned upon by the present administration but does not limit himself to 'the exact mechanics and methods which em- bodies the measure
 The nominee made this declar ation last night in his first cam paign speech he also assailed the Republican Party, and Coolidge and Hoover, for their stand on farm relief.
 He wound up an hours address, devoted almost entirely on farm re lief, with an eXtemporaneous dis cussion on prohibition and reply ing to queries asked him in a full page advertisement, by group of Omaha citizens.
 The Governor declared emphati- cally he did not consider liqour the great campaign issue and asserted the President can do nothing about liquor except make recommenda- tions to Congress and assume lead ership on the question.
 The nominee told the crowd "that prevention of the sale of liq- our is an exercise Of police power and I have clearly shown that if the majority Of the people, of giv- en States, voted for the exercise that police power in that direction should get it to the limit.
 "On the other hand, following the well defined [effersonian prin- cipIe on States rights, the State that does not want the exercise of that police power, ought to be in a position, through the majority of people, to say so."
 This declaration brought an out burst of applause. It was made iA answer to an inquiry "how will your proposal for the sale of liq- uor in few States meet your is- sues of personal liberty in other States?"
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-19
NEW GOLD STREAK O|V CANYON CREEK
 |s LATEST FIND
WORKERS AT MOOSE PASS HAVE FLOW YELLOW METAL BUT
 DIFFICULTY DISCOVERING

After battling against shortage of water this season a new flow has developed on the Canyon Creek Development Company's ground in the Sunrise district at Moose Pass where Harry L. Mller, Oscar Flow man, George Davis and Bud Tolson are working on a hydraulic propo- Sition. They have opened up 30 foot paystreak but they are having difficulty in gold recovery becaure much of it is so fine as to go over their rifles. The first cleanup has beer WaGe on the upper end Of tF.c Hume but there are several hun dred feet of the Hume to be clean ed.
 For a time during the summer when the water was low, the opera tors were somewhat discouraged, but now it seems they have run on- to the old paystreak. There is plenty of gold now but it is of fine quality and they are experiencing difficulty in recovery. However, there has been 6 new run of water and an additional force of men has been put to work with pros poets of a sizable cleanup before the season closes.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-19
Kidnappers Get Cold Feet And Turn Loose
 Boy With $1O

JOLIET, H., Sept. 19, (P)-Billy Raniers, Chicago boy who was kid mapped nearly two weeks ago, was found last night after his abduct- ors freed him a few hours before.
 The boy was unharmed except for a black eye from a blow by the kidnappers before his release. He was found by a filling station at- tendant who said four men made him get out of a car and start walking until he came to street car where he would find his father: they gave him $10.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-19
MANIAC NRECKS DREADFUL TOLL
 IN CRAZY FRENZY
MAN RELEASED FROM INSANE ASYLUM GOES UPON RAM
 PAGE AGAIN

SEATTLE, Sept. 19, P)-A man ! believed to be Albert Shafer, re- leased from the insane hospital as cured was apprehended at Sno- honisI charged with the killing of Joe Kirk and his young wife, at Shelton, Monday.
 Kirk returned home at midnight, Sunday night, from cnarivari, the woman related before she died and Joe lit a light. A shot from the brush outside narrowly missed him and he dropped to the floor and crawled across the room after gun then went back to the win dow.
 A second shot grazed his body; Kirk then went to the door and re- ceived bullet in the mouth and died instantly His killer then en- tered the house, tore off most of Mrs. KrlZ's clothing and assaulted her.
 In the shuffIe the pistol was fir cd twice wounding her in the cheek Iand toe. The man then dragged her into the bushes where she was found by neighbors.
 She died soon after in the hospt- tai. Shafer had been at the house . before seeking work and Mrs. Kirk | declared, before she died, that l Shafar was the killer.
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SEATTLE COPPER WITH CROOKS N
 THIRTY HOLDJP! 5
OFFICER OF LAW AssOCIATING WITH MURDERERS BUT DID
 NOT KNOW IT

SEATTLE, Sept 19, (P)-Patrol- man Nerein, who entertained Lind berg, confessed bandit, and two girls few hours after Lindberg and his companions had murdered Sherard was suspended today.
 Nerein admitted his association with the robbers but explained he did not know they were bandits. Lindberg confessed either he or Jim McCourt, leader of the trio, fired the fatal shot; he named Leo Burns, as the third member of the gang. He confessed participating in 30 holdups in a month and shooting George Hardgrove, Seat tie broker.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-19
STORM DN|vDLES O|V NORTH SWING
 BUT LEAVES DEATH
FULL ACCOUNT OF THE FLORI- DA HURRICANE IS NOT YET
 POSSIBLE, SAYS REPORT

MIAMI, Sept. 19, (H)-The hurri- cane still blows tip the Atlantic .seaboard but apparently, with 8 greatly decreased intensity, as re- stored communication lines reveal the major disaster to portions of lower Florida.
 The number Of known dead is re- ported at more than 250; the in .iured at more than 1000; the homeless is unestimated; the pro .perty damage is figured at upwards iof $25,OOO,000; many are reported missing.
 The fatality list is expected, by the Red Cross, to mount. Some dis tress and incipient disease out breaks along the Southeastern side of Lake Okeechobee where the greatest number of deaths so far recorded, is reported. Food cloth ing, medical and other supplies are being hastened to the stricken ter Iritory.
 Mortal law urged for Palm Beaches portions of which were laid in ruins. National guardsmen have been sent to aid refugees who are crowded in inadequate quarters. Hospitals facilities in some sec Itions ana transportation is strained by insufficient vehicles. Forces of workers have been compelled to leave bodies in the open in some cases to hasten evacuation of the injured
 The damage in Georgia and the Carolina's from the storm, as in dicated, is negligible.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-19
Tc. R:sct.ers
 J'psettiug Pope

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 19, P)-It was a gid race while t>lasted but it seen3 all over now. The only ele- ment of doubt remaining is inject ed by the Yank pitching staff which was forced to perform here to the last regular game in order to beat the Browns. The IA to II victory gave the champions three out of four for the series and 12 out of A against the Browns this sea- son. They are idle tomorrow then hey play at Chicago.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-19
First Degree Murder
 Charge Armstrong

KODIAK. Sept 19, (P)-An eter- Inal love triangle brought death and 'trageGy when Karl Armstrong last Thursday slew Eric, Dahlberg on Fox Island after Dahlberg had emerged from an alleged love tryst with ArnlstronG's wife.
 Armstrong, is Q prominent Alas kan end was once a United States deputy marshal in. Alaska. He was charged with first degree mur- der today after 9 hearing before the Commissioner.
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{ ye1inaIs Hold Lead
 Ta NationoI League

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 19, lF)- The Cardinals cleaned up series .of five games against the Phillies by a score of five to four with less difficulty than the score indicates. This gave St, Louis Q record of 20 victories and two defeats against Philadelphia. The Cardinals mere " protected their lead of two cannes over New York who nosed out the Pirates in the last three games of the series.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-19
FiUe Members Of
 Steamship Load Of
 g, Only S'rroii0ors

OWEN SOUND, Ont, Sept. IS, lPJ Five men. believed to be the only survivors of 23 members of the crew and passengers of the cattle boat NTanasoo, which f0undered in Georgian Bay aarly Saturday morning were recovering from eX- posture today.
 The five were taken from @ life raft on which they had drifted for 60 hours. All are expected to re- cover. The other IS of the crew and one passenger, are believed to have perished.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-19
Army Radio Messages
 So0e U. s. Big Sura

WASHINGTON, Sept. Is, P)- The radio net of the War Depart nent effected Q total saving of $141, ,579 for Governmental Depart ments during the last half of the fiscal year 1928. Department fig ures indicate that if messages which were sent by Army radio, were transmitted by commercial wire, the cost would have been $164,195. The cost of sending the same messages by radio was $22.- 616.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-19
Big Powers Agree Plan Euacuation
 Of the Rlaineland

GENEVA, Sept. 18, P)-It was learned that a secret conference of six world powers has worked out plans for the evacuation of the Rhine The allied nations have proposed a commission of concilia- ton and verification to function in the Rhineland if the troops are withdrawn.
 Germany will discuss evacuation on that basis.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-19
1r--ppER AT SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Sept, 19, lP)-The s. s. W. M. Tupper arrived from Alas ka bringing 235 reindeer for var ious cities throughout the United ions cities throughout the United States and to be used during the Christmas holidays Forty of the anir7aIs died enroute. They came fror. the Upper Kuskokwin river
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-19
MINERS ARE RESCUED

HUDSON, Ont, Sept. IS, (F)- The 50 miners who were stranded in the Red Lake district wilderness without food or clothing after hay ing been marooned in their cabins by a forest fire, were rescued by aviators who dropped the needed supplies to them.