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The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1929-05-23

Mrs. Ii. p. Svendsen will be hostess to the Cultus
Club Guest Day and Musical Tea which will be
held at her home VICES Seventh avenue Tuesday,
May rs, at 200 o'clock.
The Cultus Club extends cordial invitation to
the ladies of Spokane to attend the bridge and
plnochle party to be given at the Womens Ath-
letic Club Saturday afternoon, May 25 at o'clock.
This is being given for the benefit of the Spokane
Children's Home.
Bakely Gardens last evening. Following the in
spection of the gardens a picnic supper was en-
joyed by the river.
The Womans Union of the First Baptist Church
Will meet with Mrs j. N. Garst, 1915 w. Eleventh
avenue Thursday, May 49, for noon luncheon. 2:30.
Assisting hostesses are Mrs. w. f. Jones, Miss
Eugenia Jones, Mrs. w. ID. Remy, Mrs. S. A. Hol-
man, Mrs f. M. Slime, Mrs. c. A. Martingale and
Mrs. Rose Bledsoe
Immediately after the luncheon State Senator
Reba Hurn, will speak upon her trip abroad. Miss
Ruth Sampson will sing: (a) Il Would Weave
Song for You" by O'Hara; OBJ "In The Luxembourg
Garden by Manning; (c) Il Know Lovely Gar
piano.
Mrs. Laura B. Luke will play piano solo, Grand
Etude No s. tThe Chase) by PagoniniLiszt.
Devotionals led by Mrs. w. Koontz. Regular bust
ness etc.
The Fowler Methodist Ladies' Aid entertained
the Methodist Ladies' Aids of this city at a 100
o'clock luncheon in the church parlor Tuesday,
May Fl. There $50 present. Mrs. Harry
Petit president of the Fowler Methodist Ladies'
Aid hostess.
The program was opened with a group song,
When We All Get Together" followed by piano
solo, Miss RASMUSSEN; violin solo, Miss Ida Weber
accompanied by Miss RASMUSSEN; reading, Mrs.
+. c.. Knapp; vocal solo, Miss Lenhardt accom-
panied by Miss Freda Dune panologue Mrs. l..
Wood; duet, Mrs. c. N. Jorstad, Miss Ada Train.
accompanied by Mrs. Victor Finrow; piano solo,
Miss Bertha Enfield; Mrs Geo. II. Goble, president
of Central Methodist Ladies' Aid Mrs Fred Frank,
Metger Methodist Aid, Mrs. C. Berry St Paul's
10th Legion; Mrs. H. N. Harris, Hays Park Ladies'
Aid and Mrs. G. r. Gates, Century Methodist Ladies'
Aid gave short talks concerning the work of the
various aids.
Mrs. G. V. Aspinwall and Mrs. o. w. Young
attending the state convention of the Washington
Parent-Teacher Association at Wenatehee this
week Religious education in the home equal pay
for teachers and raised standards of living
topics of discussion. More than 500 Washington
men and women are attending.
Mrs. A. E. Gisness local president of the Zonta
Club was chosen as delegate to the National Zonta
convention to be held at Erie, Pennsylvania, June
IA and Is. The club will meet again Monday, May
q, at which time final arrangements will be made
Mrs W. b. Geiter and Mrs Weldon Il. Armfied
will sing; they will be accompanied by Mrs. w. W.
Armfeld
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1929-05-23

The members of the Fortnightly
Study Club will hold its annual Illus
bands Night Dinner" Saturday eve
ming, May 25, at ZOO o'clock at the
Spokane City Club. Bridge and pin.
ochle will follow the dinner. The So
cial committee, composed of the fol
lowing members, are in charge of all
arrangements: Mrs. w. H. Ransom,
Mrs. l.. W. futile, Mrs. w. Z. Marley,
and Mrs. ii. ii. Hebert.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1929-05-23

The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Postal
Clerks will be entertained with a 100
o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Engman Jacobsen. W3111 Herman
avenue. Mrs. Paul Boberg and Mrs.
Clark Prindle will assist the hostess.
A business meeting will follow the
luncheon.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1929-05-23
Clubs Close Season With Social Meetings

Mrs. James Magma will be hostess for one
o'clock luncheon of the Wanderers Club which
meets at Virgips Chicken Dinner Inn Wednesday,
May 20. Bridge will follow the luncheon
Mrs. Hollis n. Rolfe will entertain the Entire
Nous Club at her home 1882 S. L. Boulevard this
afternoon. Following a o'clock luncheon pin
ochle will be played
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1929-05-23

Miss Maude Green will be hostess
to the Twentieth Century Club today
at her home, 2225 Milford Place. Mrs.
Evan Berg will review, MY Wife,
foor Wretch" by Bruner.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1929-05-23

The Spokane Sorosis will meet at
Culbertson's, Monday, May q, with
Mrs. X. A. Redfield and Mrs. ]. A.
Schiller as hostesses. Mrs. X. b. Can
field will discuss, How European Ma
tions Regard the Monroe Doctrine"
Mrs. Charles Duncan will review, THE
Magic Island" by w. b. Seabrook.
The Washington times., 1929-04-01
/ IPAlVE 81 SOPRANO TO STAR
N RADIO OPERA TONIGHT

Lnost popular Of Roxy.s aggrega-
fi0if 81 radio artists. will sing
0reig's isfEin Traunl upon his re-
turn to the mike with the Gang
tonight. after 4 concert tour through
the Middle West
Another interesting note win be
Ethe vocal arrangement Of RaderelY.
skis famous I. .Minuet sung by
Adelaide de L.oca and Jeanfe Miglo,
let. Other entertainers viii be HAr-
old Clyde Wright and the Male
-Four: Gladys Rice and the violin
Eanarett; Mildred Hunt and the Male
Four: Harry Breuer. xylOphOnist;
Beatrice Belkin and Lew White.
WRC also presents the United
states Marine Band under the di-
fsction Of Capt. Taylor BranaOn
and music BY popular dance or.
cheatras
WMAL starting off the afternoon
Hnrograil with local artists presents
jerry dernigan. pianist: Isobel Craig
Bacon. c0ntraito; Gertrude Dyre,
pianist: Maurice Weidmeyer. bari-
tone, and the .HonpluIans.
Movie Stars
4 AZ galaxy Of movie stars, incltld-
Ing Carlottas King, tle1 musical
comedy iFgezue: Dorothy MaclaiI,l
Conrad Nagei, Alice White. Jack
Mulhall and John Boles win be
heard in the Vitaphone JubiIeA from
the Hollywood studios over coast
.to.coast hook.up of the Columbia
Broadcasting System, @
Julia SandersoTl. co-star with
Frank Crumnit, during the Robert
Burns Panatela pageant viii sing
someone To Watch Over Me. her
star selection from HOh KaS.s In
which she appeared in Chicago!
Two duets. Gypsy Blues, and
Shine on, Harvest Moon" will be
rendered. Mr.. Crummit win offer
Lonesome Little Rain Drop in
solo.
N IA program completely made up
of songs by, Sir Arthur Sullivan will
be sung BY the United Choral
Singers There win be selections
from "The Milxado, ? '.'Yoenan OF
the Guard Trial by Jury" and
"Iolanthe.
Gertrude Boiling Of III v. n. s..
and Community Service, through
VOL. Two hours OF dance music
will be played at 10 p. nj.
WJSV will feature Joe Perseli,
the Honolnlans. ana the Virginians.
The original Hill Biliies Shaving
completed q Southwestern concert
tour have returned to Was. .Ifngton
and win be heard IN program Of
their most popular record humbers.
through this station.
The Washington times., 1929-04-01
LYllVP PARK CLUB
| lists PARTY

LYON PARK, va, April The
Lyon Park Woman's club win hold
a card party in the community
house Wednesday night. The com.
mittee in charge Of arrangements
includes: Mrs. Gary, chairman; Mrs.
Joseph Naley. Mrs. Hardester. Mrs.
Lewis and Mrs. colbsrg.
The monthly meeting of the
Arlington County Civic Federation
VIII be held Tuesday evening IN
the Lyon Park community house.
The meeting Of the Lyon Park,
Child Study Club has heen post.
poned until Tuesday afternvocl
Arril 9. The meeting win be held
in the community house.
The Washington times., 1929-04-01
LAST RITESEO
MRS. PUTNAM

CLARENDoN. Apil Ill Funeral
services for Mrs. al. G. Putnam. 80
years old, who died at her home
Thursday. were conducted from the
home this afternoon BY the Rev.
Perry y. Mitchell, pastor 81. the
Clarendon Baptist Church. Burial
was IN Columbia Gardens at CIar-
endori.
Besides her husband, Mrs. PUT
nam Is survived by four daugh-
ters: Mrs. Hazel Kessler, Mrs Mar
vim Eubank. Mrs. Allen Virts and
Mrs. William Euiiig, all 81 CIaren-
don. and three grandchildren: wal
ter {essler Muriel Kessler and
Joyce Isutanlx; two brothers, Lester
McCreery and Victor Mccreery, and
one sister, Mrs. e. G. Bell.
Election of officers Of the League
OF Republican Women Of Arlington
County viii be held at 4 meeting
tomorrow night in the Priscilla
room Of the Boulevard Bakery at
s O'Clock. All members are asked
to attend.
The Washington times., 1929-04-01
Announce Dental Clinics
For Arlington County

CLARENDON. va April H.
The County Health Department an
nounces the pre-schooI dental clinics
for April viii be held as follows:
Clarendon clinic at the woodrow
Wilson school, Fort Myer Heights.
tomorrow: Potomac clinic. Wednes-
day, in the health center: Cherry.
dale health center. Thursdai.
The. clinics win be held from 1:3O
Pa4ents are. urged to take adj
vantage Of this service given by the
health department with out any fee
being charged.
The Washington times., 1929-04-01
LOCAL R0GRAMS
NaIAI-lta lta.IllIsrlls.I sa.. q

VIVA ALts- -yVnehfnrfef s93osf51
ssqo-LsA sAbrss Midi. {. B$s
t.0o-Jsrry sstniean, popular pianist.
a.ts--Eisrbsrt sonlhns Roosevelt I'm.
semhle d b $
ssoe-lsobsi rfalg Baeons eontraIto,
aeeompanisd ~ Fr4hess cute.
s;is--Gertrude Dyrs concert pianist,
:30--E Closing Market Prices q 3. 3
t:tt-@c Maurice Weidmeyer. bsrl-
tons. aeeenp nps9led by Evelyn
s;Oe MsFehfnss Dinner Hour can-
I 7.oos.News Fisslsd
7:is-- Llstenthg-in on Jimmy and
Z so Correct Time
q 7.3O--ssThe H0n0aulanh."
8.0O-sKansas FFnIickerA G. B 81.
presented Ny Norman Hroksn-
s:so--ceco CourIars. e. B Fea
turing Henry Burbig. humoriat.
$500 Physical Culture MagaEine, g
s.so--W Warner Bros vltaphons Jubi-
lee Hour c. 3. s. preaentIng
Kaiaxy of movie stars
i0:00--Rebert Burns Panatelan Q. ,.
81, featuring Julia Eandera0n
and Frank Cruualf ~ Gueat
1o:sO-Tnitsd CHORAL singers, e.. B.. lg..
II IN 4 program of songs written
Ny Sir Arthur sullivan.
tI:0er-D Meyer DaviE swanee Synecpat-
WRC Fssiahetan eSo-sfS
i3;1o- 0rgan recital from the Kilt
GtudioA
i2:4s- BridEs for BsgInnerAP "
Mrs. John Mnnce. jr
1:00--New Madrillon Trio
1:16--"Earm and Home Facts By
the z. 3 Department of r. sriss
Fruit and VsgetabIe Co-opera-
tIyea Toward Over.PF0duction. X
and "Ffghting CutwOrnhn and
Other Garden Pests, tN. p.
J 1:so-zSsx aadrilion Trlo.
s:eo-G ssrnnisnts Club Msetius tN.
l;oo-xU, ID Marine Rand--capt Tas- :
lor Branson leader: broadcast
from Marine Barracks IN p
ssoO--Tfe Mafionettss sNs b. CT
s:20-Jolly Bill and Jams IN p. a.
o-4Waldprf. Astoria orchestra III.
7:oo--Aster Ogchsstra.
so-GOfreet Time
500 TRs voice 81 FIrsstons GN. S
s:se-- i 3 eypsIss sN ). cl
s;so--es essnsrsi Motors Family Party
IN II u
10.30--Empife Builders IN p C.1.
1ts0e--NNeatltar FOrecant
MATHEMATICIAN Grand Opera Com-
pany alaikc San. tN. >.
aeseo--Koxak Radiograma
VOL WaGhineton l3iO-sse
- ss4s--Tls Town Crisr.
6s0o%-Pnblic serviea man.
e.B3--Andy Claus
e:0S--WaFner Hennedy. polishfn9 the
'e.2O--Pg6lic health nursing and
community service, BY Ger-
tfude Boiling. of ]. ". n. s.
6:S0--Dinner music. s
I:11~-AmoB III Andy.
1900 Colonial dance muhlc.
yEJsV---AGt.. Vernon HIN. vi. laG0-90s
Az 80 - National farm news
~. ASs--RuAfr
VI 1:D0--Current eyenfs
81 1:15--Earm forum.
f:s0--Music.
6.30--fsixfc classified program
s :0B--Jo PeraeIl soprano.
sss s;1b--Benuines 8; Trio
x 9.o0--WoodViIie Brown. Southern
trouda hour.
9.16--The yiKEinianS Is
10 s00--The HonOluians.
The Washington times., 1929-04-01
Bishop Brent's Burial
Put Off Till Thursday

4 LAUSANNE, Switzerland April /
u.NsS.l Owing to delays entailed
by legal formalities, the funeral OF
the late Bishop Charles II. Brent.
pk the Episcopal diocese of Buffalo,
Y.s probably will be postponed
until Thursday or Friday.
Bishop Brent will be buried in the
lausanne Cemetery, but some de-
lay was occasioned in overcoming
the law limiting leases. on burial
space to SO years.
The Washington times., 1929-04-01

akl ailura. japanese soprano.
lg af the chicaso Civic Opera
san carlo opera compariesi
heard through WRc tonight
title role of auitIso san 4
1fv nfSa 1apanes6 efrls RTriseS
pecially for n ne Aainfa ~
Fanchtttf 4
;apera had lta bftfiiief iii CHI
IN 1895 With ne dainty Nipt
einkfng the It'd 6 role. The
akifie theme involves banditss
thrills and later tragedy. Pre-
"a ils Il will ne tonight ny the
ionaf Grand Opera Company, it
buld prove colorfui and entirely
easing 10 its unseen audience
Assisted BY combined Mexican
and concert orchestra under the d.
rection Of Adrian Schubert, Count
ess Olga Medaloga SAibani win be
the guest artist oE the General Mo-
tors Family Party
The young lyric soprano, daughter
of one of the oldest families in
Spain n rapidly winning recOgnis
tiOn as one of the foremost interpre.
ters of spanish and Latin. American
fQIks0ng. ballads and lyric poetry.
She win be heard tonight ii ia
diga del CarceIero' (Maftinezl, La
.J6ta fDeFsalIaJ. la VioIetera (Pa-
dillal. and az vocal assistant IN
several speciality numbers, which
will be featured BY the rnusicians.
The annual egg roll on the lawn
OF the White House will be de-
picted for radio listeners throughout
the country over network or
NBC stations Including WRC. The
broadcast takes place from 4 to s
O'Clock, IA concert BY the United
States Marine Band WIN be included
In the program.
''Tish" Story
One OF the famous Tisll stories
by Mary Roberts Rinehart, will be-
dramatized during the Empire
Builders program. The backkground
for the presentation win be In
Glacier NationaI Park. and Is one
Of the most amusing tales Of modern
fiction.
Although Vaughn de Leath rs.
ceived 4 flatterjng offer to leave
her American public and accept
contract which would neccssitate
A%E EUAM& 70 42aElSs5 S1S mas QGcluSu
to keep her glorious contraIto voice
for us, and will become an exclusive
artist for the Voice Of Firestane'
program. Tonight she viii be heard
in Schuster.s I. Sleep Baby, Sleep. :.
TN the Garden Of Tomorrow. BY
Deepen. and De Silva's who's
Been Listening to My Heart? ~ 81
The remainder of the program
will BE- contributed by Franklin
Baur and the orchestra. Mr.. Baur
win render '.WIl You Remember
by Gensler; The First Rose OF
Summer. by Kern. and Gounod,s
Ave Maria. 2 &
Among the features of a and r.
Gypsy program win be . special
symphonic arrangement of The
Road to Mandalay. = Three tenor
solos. q cello solo OF Saint Saens,
The Swan. and an English horn
number or Cannes AGeductiOn +
take second place among the high
lights. The tires Joli' waltz, by.
WaldeufeI: Malderen's tango, ssDu
Reve,'' and The Mathurins, =
gayotte BY Lemajre, will be alter.
mated with popular dance music
and classics.
Harold Van Duzee; one OF. the
The Washington times., 1929-04-01

X IL Organ.
100 Midnight club.
The Washington times., 1929-04-01
GLEE CL llR cOMcERT.

The Glee Club OF Dartmouth Col
lege, which recently won ths inter.
collegiate contest in New York city,
will appear at the MayfloWer Hotel
Saturday night.
Arrangements here are under the
direction OF a committee headed BY
Al. Rudolph Stewart.
The Washington times., 1929-04-01
Bishop Freeman to Talk
At Toe ET' RededicatiOr

The Right Rev, James Il Free.
man. Bishop Of Washinton, win
speak at the annual rededication
service Of Toe ia at SIS o'clock
at washington Cathedral.
The ceremony will include the
lighting Of the lamp.
The Washington times., 1929-04-01

S:0o3olden Dragon Orchestra.
7:5D--Almanac
9.00-CO.nmbia Chain. a.
l1:9S--PRlais dor Orchestra.
WIFI RhitadelWhin- 0-AD1
100 Uncle Wip; Symphonic oreheI
ira M
e:0e--M Male quartet
M G;30--Bnfkt Orchestra.
il es00--eM Mastbaun Tfleaker.
tQs96-El Patio Orcheatra
1910 Dougllerty's Orchestfa
Wilt PitilaGel hln--g goo-B3k.4
a:10-rN 3. g. NDyuteiil.
WLn EEaIea gD-8 85O-1as
l0:00 Expeditions II Tibet,
t0s3N-U Of ChicaeO Choir
III a1a9--HRmm'a COiIeRfana
W@WA~~R lelam0mA--ll1O.@79
s0ds<y w HHfAF Program.
1s3Q-StudiO Feature
s9ffs--8efenadeEe; Musical Saw,
n 10.ee---a aichnnOnd Orchestra.
11s1e-IEEAF Opera
WGE-g gelenectady 5D9-35o.k
2.ee-WEAF Program.
WHE-SpElngfie gfield--0oOs1o
10.e0--Sports: TrouhadCura.
Musical ProRfalu.
lkDKA A--E Piftnbufn ll- o8o-3eg
10:1D--Wfn. Penn Orchestra
sWGAEs--H abuFgIh-- t2aO-222
s.00--N. b. c.. system,
i9:30- HrOwn's Orehestra 3@
DDR Radio Jubilee.
The Washington times., 1929-04-01
RonPing Around ths Radio Dials - ~ n RlBE
BEST PROSPECTS


m.-paliza states MARINE
lsal1f. NfiD (gI1lt Jerry 5srni-
kan. nianIsl. WtfAE ft98I
~ lyerheg Kesnedy,
.: !, l,agiea and Andy.
In.Hils HamdlnIans.
CRAM PROGRAMS
Sssn 3 n,.zgzrlukvs sfaane IN.
b c.). Kpu kofk-WJz. WIG.
WIZ. WBzA. WBAL. ete.
3. nls.-sN NoIee Of Egrestene gN.
3. CT. New korl--WEAkN WRC,
( WEEA WTlC. etc.
esse p. nl.=eA and P Gypales
WAE. WEME. vito. ete.
sssD 2. NJ QeneEal Mofhrs FeHl-,
~ Party q. J, p. C:l. Mew York
etc. VItanheiIe jubilee Hour
lCalnnbiaJs waHAL. efc.
70 b. mp.- Robert burns Pam
ateiae fCoInmbinl. WlaAE.. etc.
tes3e .. na.-femuire Builders
a. C.D, New YaRlz-WEAF.
WIsC, WEEf WT1C. ete.. unifed
!sga ! aiREers tCslunbiai.
WlgAAs, etc.
lf D. as.-- National Grand Opera
IN B. C,l. New York WEAE.
wnC, WGR. WHfAS. ete.. einsrbeF
aasIs. WJz. WRC. WHAlE. etc.
gpANCHs Music
>. ln.-Aster flrehentrn. WIRC
fSlal.
- >. Colonial Dance Musle.
VOL l22el. &
III D. ,mrs-Meger Davis. eeansp
eyneepatern. WaAL tl5e1.
The Washington times., 1929-04-01
NEARBY STATIONS


syVB AL sdItinlnrt IDosszss
$500 dinner Nude
TOM 3 q eSstsm n
s.s0--stfing Quarter; n g.
eTetpnl
~ :oe-@Ths PatteEsoae.
@slburhan club Program.
1850 --CreniO Smoker
1:1n--G6iden Crown SDufhafneFa
as00--IkanSas Froiickers
-csen couf6ra
s:0e--PhSsical culturs Maxasine
s;s0-warner Brothers vitaphons
Jubilee
N:oe--is6bert Burns panatsla Pageant
io:ao--UnIted Choral singers.
WFBn- lInltIrnoF I9go-&S9
3 s.00--Dinnsr Mnaic.
f.03-G0iden Pheaaant orchestra
s;e0--T helma shesaiskys n0pra0c
a.1s--rTbe Crbefftxinn presented
by the choir " the Huber
Memhrfai Lutheran Church
asaS-@0 @0ulaneF E1Helnbfs.
Z. Igse 10 Ria Orchestre
MFls--AtIanfl1 Clfg--f loe-474
300 DInDe1 enncerf
asse-- aWafIkns Musief snt1rtainers.
s.a0--kptal Dance Band
-C6ncert Orchestra
10.00@>1f 1feekeFa Orchestra: songs
asA0--Naws. dance music. r.
~GA R~~A AnbmFy pMrk-@s &e0.&SS
won esgnrR---SfO-l
Uncle non.
e:oo--Kan6nn Froiickera.
ss30-Ceco Courier1.
a.0O--Phyotcal Culture Hour ~
e.30--v vttaphone Jubilee Hour. S
10:09-Bufus PAnatelas
10:a0-Choral singers
1l:0O--orRan: AstOr Orchestra.
VERNYA-NeW HOfh-@1ol0s2e5
800 Duo; baritone; talk.
I:4b--Chase STUDIOS
ge--Mats Eaad dai.ss G cFelleatra.
:30--BilI and lane
:e0--Ny .dOrt " stOria music.
E 81 T:ON--EaIieesB Orchestra
The World Toa3ys
1:4t-Pian0 Twins
:ee--Epices q Eirestone.
as10--t3ypsIe6
9:30--NlotOrn party.
10 - Empire Builders
11s0V~-Opefa sNantiknsan.
WRAR--New YoEiE-@1eag.799
ssQ0--R Rpseland Orchestra
9s30--YafIed program
see--E Entertainers: daaaeo music.
II SO Organ. Nnt Club
WJZ--New Y0fIg--zSo -sg1.8
s.09-F alais dor Orchestra.
1:00--Souths Sea fnlandern
1.30-Roxy ana GanK
s:3e--Marimba Band
90 Edison program.
9:30--Rea. EQikn
30 0:00--Mafe Ch0ff
1e:50-Organ Recital
D. 11s00--Slumber music
WGAU-Philmde de1pHi Il l50-z60
s:eo s:so--D DsnasT prcgrairi: narksta
I -
The Washington times., 1929-04-01
dist ANT STATIONS.


iFeB---A Ailantn -1fo3los
ssse~N & G. eSsism.
it:ts- bEowaa Orchestra
y ARiv- llirsnlnehnn, fO-sgs
500 - NeeA aiafksls
~ Harn pant6 Rroeram.
II oe-- TalIadska orchestrS ana elss
cub
/ 12sOe--Iur Hand.
! WBBA--C -Chiea 1880
9;eesr.L Lpnibafdois anadians
~ de- 4 orr Of Music
10 es00~7stu Pfogram
e lssse- .Saassfs and Lombardo'a or
a. ~.
;0e- Night club
stiss' IsIsa Ssi.s4g
~ Danes Music Ente1taIners
Too All vauae eriIls
4 Wfi fiN--s' AieaEo 51e~4l6
~ tQg40--Apnusored Program.
~ eo--I IelnprroiFe Trib.i Hungry
| WAlAcC CilienrO. z147.S
1l:l6--A AeFiais: Concerf Orchestra.
... DO Dance orahestra.
| WLW---C -CinfinH&Rt-t a0O-428
i0:0Q- Hamilton club; Hansr's Or
1t.0O--Slufaber Music
tz.00--G Gibson Orchestra
WBAP@FofE WORTH aOo.s5s
:00-- Musica. program
wds Maytss nsaiostts Iss
9;00-Mueicai program,
s5 I s00---f f0unsia Orchestra.
KE Al3r l.ine0ln- 71O.38D
III l1:00--TrouAdaIe Orchestra.
LII 900-- Memory Club,
I4WTAA1-< kifsshuIkee G@O-AB7
s:so-Courtesy program
1900 Dance orciIestfaa
Afpls.-gt Eaul-%9lO-JsO
9so0- Hamiine University hour
9.30-- Nusicas prpSFdtns
10:0Q--Hof1aeo and Juliet
10s30-C Columbia Network
11.06-conreft orchestra
12 Do Eric ksOnss Orchestra.
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1929-07-11
ORDINANCE NO. 70

An Ordinance Levying A General Tax For School And Municipal Purposes Upon All Real And Per sonal Property Within The Town Of Wrangell, Alaska, Does Hereby Year 1929, And Providing For The Collection Of Same.
 The Common Council Of The Town Of Wrangell, Alaska, Deos Hereby 0rdain:
 Section l.
 That a general tax of 20 mills on the valuation thereof, as capitalized by the Board of Equalization of the Town of Wrangell for the year 1929, be and the same is hereby levied and assessed upon all real and personal property within the Town of Wrangell for school and munich pal purposes.
 Section II.
 That said tax shall be, and the same is hereby made a specific lien upon all real and personal property within the Town of Wrangell, Alas ka, which lien shall be collected by foreclosure, levy and distress and sale in the manner provided by law and by the ordinances of the Town of Wrangell. This Ordinance being in compliance with the provisions of Ordinance No. 50 of the Town of Wrangell, and all matters per taining to taxation shall be in com pliance with the provisions of said Ordinance, the purpose of this Ordi- nance being to establish the rate of taxation for the year 1929.
 Section III.
 This Ordinance shall be publish ed in the Wrangell Sentinel, news paper in the Town of Wrangell, Al aska for two successive publications thereof, and shall take effect and be in force from and after it's passage and approval.
 Passed and approved this 27th day of June, 1929.
 c k. DIEMART, Mayor.
 L. B. CHISHOLM, City Clerk
The Wrangell sentinel., 1929-07-11
National Forest Timber for Sale

Sealed bids will be received by the Forest Supervisor, Ketchikan, Alas ka, up to and including July 20, 1929, for all the merchantable dead timber, standing or down, and all the live timber marked or designat- ed for cutting, on an area containing approximately 26 acres on the south shore of Shrubby Island in Kasha-- Yaroff Passage, about tWenty-slx miles south of Wrangell, Tongass National Forest. Alaska, estimated to be 55O,OO0 feet B. M., more or less, of Sitka spruce and 1OO,OOO feet B. NJ, more or less, of western hemlock sawtimber. No bid of less than $1.5O per M. feet B. M. for spruce sawtimber and $1.0O per M feet B. M. for hemlock sawtimber will be considered. $500 must be deposited with each bid to be applied on the purchase price, refunded, or retained in part as liQuidated dam ages, according to the conditions or sale. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids, including bids the acceptance of which would involve the manufacture of the timber out side of the Territory of Alaska. Be- fore bids are submitted, full infor- nation concerning the timber, the conditions of sale, and the submis- sion of bids should be obtained from the Forest Supervisor, Ketchikan, Alaska.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1929-07-11

The Explorer which was in port for ten days while the change in command was being made and re- ports for the fiscal year ending June 30 completed, left early Mon day morning, Captain Heidelberg in command. The City of Anacortes which has been working out of Duncan Canal and which came in with the Explorer, left for Juneau early last week and will spend a short time there.