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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-14

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 14.--(R-
Hogs: $4,000; 1oG2oc lower; top
$50; packing sows 7.oo67.s5; stock
pigs e.ssG7.75.
Cattle: $1,000; calves: $500; very
slow; killing classes weak to csc
lover; steers, good choice l1.T50
1880: common and medium s.50G
1900; fed yearlings, good choice
i2-O0Gl6.0o; heifers. good choice
lo.75di4.oo; cows. good choice 500
GlO.50; common medium 6.5oGs.o0;
v~eslers (rilk-fed) e.ooG14.75.
Sheep: 10000; lambs 55G50c low
er; sheen steady; lambs, good choice
.f4-T5Gi5.75; medium l~5.50dl4.75;
ewes. medium choice 6.T5Ge.00.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-14
R REPORT
TRUCK LIVESTOCK = PoULrRY-EcGs
Truck
Markets
Via Naval Radio Station

Furnished to The Herald ~ Texas
Department Of Agriculture, United
States Bureau Of Agricultural Eco
Monies and the San Antonio, Texas,
Chamber Of Commerce cooperating.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-14

NEW YORK. Jan. l4.-4P-For-
eign exchange mixed:
Great Britain. demand asa SIS;
cables 5S5 Lie; 60-day hilsl on
banks $50 rs.
France. demand $50 SIS; cables
500 1l-16.
Italy, demand 5.23; Belgium 1889:
Germany 1913 1-2; Tokyo, 45.l3;
Montreal g9.75.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-14
CROSSING; \ DEAD. 4 HURT

PALMER, Tex. Jan. I4.=P-Jno.
Medlock. negro, was killed, and :. l..
Thornton OF Trumbull was injured
near here today when the south
bound Southern Pacific train Rust
ler' struck their coupe at m grade
crossing. Thornton was taken 70 4
sanitarium az Waxahachie.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-14

CHICAGO, Jan. l4.-iP1-Potatoes:
Practically no trading on account Of
cold weather; prices nominally I'M
changed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-14
Fort Worth Hogs
Cattle Go Lower;
Sheep Are Steady

FORT WORTH. Jan. fl.-(P-
Hogs: 1900: f5M20c lower; top
$50; packing sows 7.50G7.75; fat
pigs 6.50G7.50.
Cattle: 1900, including 1900
calves; slaughter steers slow. few
early sales l0.25Gi0.55: fat year
lirgs up to 400: fat cows e.25;
heavy bulls 500; stock calves 1850
ll.50.
Sheep: 1900; steady: fat wooded
and fleshy feeder lambs 1880; fall
shorn fat wethers 900.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-14

LocaEon-atreet and number.
Lct-sizs. trees. shrubcry. etc.
Roons--nunber, interior fin
ish. sire.
Construction-briek. stueec. or
frame. Lighting, heating.
plumbing floors. Kind and
condition Of roof.
Transportation facilities,
schools and churches
Garage and other buildings.
Price and terms OF sale.
Comparative neighborhood
prices Date OF possession
Name. address. telephone
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16
SUFFERS
 FROM 2 FAULTS
Emigration and Growth Of
 Cities Hinder Country

Lisbon. Nov, 1G UP)-'rhc two great cancers affecting life in Portu- gal today arc emigration and the growth of cities at the cost of the rural districts, Dr. Antuncs Guimar- aeS. minister of commerce. told the United Press in an interview.
 "Too much attention has been de- voted to developing cities. with the resultant neglect of the provinces" ." Dr. Guimaraes said "Without for getting the needs of Lisbon and oth- CT cities. I propose 10 try to fulfill the aspirations of the provincial poo- pie" II" mentioned the need for more roads, moro schools, adoQuat" clinics, and places where technical information regarding crops and farming conditions may be obtained.
 Referring to emigration he said; Tn it's cmiGrantS tn" nation loses a great and valuable element, which other countries benefit from. It is therefore necessary to guarantee tn" people at home the means to live and work. and il is for this reason necessary 10 stimulate produptiOn in all it's spheres of aCtiVity-aEriCHl tur&l, textile. mining and forestry
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16
I22-MOR, Ncvark-1io 10

5:00-Fratcrnit club orchestra 5:30-Intcrnational prison com
 mission b:50-Nationa1 jubilee singers,
 time e:10-Program resume C:I5-Aviation weather forecast G:20-Ida Bostelman 6:30-Uncle Don 7:O0-Timc 7:0l-Sports talk 7:16-Hotcl orchestra 7:SO-Amcrica's social problem,
 Prof. Charles pittmcr x,
 Y. |. 7:45-"HaIf Seas Over" chimes S:15-National Security league
 talk S:so-Recital hour-Addie Pro
 haska. pianist: Blanche McTa
 wish. contralto e:oo-Radio players in "InSomar a:30-Alidshipmcn silver Threads Among the
 Gold" I0:30-Hotcl orchestra news bulletins, W"a- ther report mon
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16

T20-Personalitics in tho news, A.
 J. PhiIpot 7:%o-Lcyitow and his ensemble 7:59-Tmc >:ou-C Cauadians h:I5-fmance period H:&o-DiXie echoes ":no-Tho Graybars g:&o-Symphony orchestra l0:oo-RadiO hour 1 1I:pu--NcWs flashes 1l.1n-Canadians 1f:3o-Gallaghcr and his orchestra l2:ou-Alidnigh rcvcricS
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16

Fritz Rcincr, director Of the Gin cinnati symphony orchestra. who sunday evening, Nov. A. is one of the youngest of inc small group of mon rated as the great conductors of 0odorn orChcstras. He was born in Hungary and applied himself so we'll to the study of music that at the a2" of 2 he was an orchestra lcader.,lIc mad" for himself an cnviablc rcpu- ian music in opera houses in Gel many, Austria, Italy and spain.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16
ao3-NBI. >pringGcld-99a

5:5u-Lost and found, poutions
 wanted 5.45-Musicale 5;59-Tcmperaturc G:00-Timc 6:0l-Anthony Lopra'c, l""jojsl
 Mime. Yvonne Boaurcsard, pl-
 anist 6.15-Cann's football scorchoard 6:30-Gold Spot orchestra T:0o-Chimos 7:01-Burgcss nature league 7:30-American chain S:00-SinginS orchestra S:SO-"Ship Ahoy' s:00-Sandy McFarIanc's chimney
 swallows 9:3o-Orchcstra program 1N:00-Timc 10:0t-Musjc masters 10;3o-Chicago Civic Opera 70, 11:O0-Amos m Andy  1f:17-Tempcraturo 11:1S-Hockcy Bruins Ns. Toronto 12:00-Timc
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16
Mexican Jury Accuits
 Girl: Court Scans Case

NcNicO City. NOV. 1G cup - While 400 women inmates of BoIcm prison prayed for her. Bernicc Rush. American girl charged with the mur- der of her lover, was acquitted here last night.
 The verdict was declared non- effective, however, until it is sus- taincd by the supreme tribunal.
 Erncsto Garza, president of the court which tried Miss Rush. or dcrcd a review of the decision by q
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16

As q result of the recent rchroad- cast through the NEG system of a program originating at station PR in Holland, the Dutch announcer has bccn offered souvenirs of the state of Texas. In letter received from a woman in Abilene, Texas, the Dutch announcer was offered seeds Of the mesquite tree. some Texas De- cans and some bOlls of Texas cotton.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16
35O-WGN. Srhcncctady-13h

1G:U0-Aviation weather report 1i:o0-Sorvice of Emmanuel Bapusj
 church, Schenectady, x. Y. 1:j2-AyiatiOn weather report Milady's musicians G:00-OrGan recital, Union collog'
 memorial chapel S.30-Musical program G:0O-I.cnOCS of the Orient 6:l5-Musical program from New
 York
 G:2O-Narioty program 7:o0-Musical program 7:&0-Capitol thcater program S:30- Musical program
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16
&70-NryU, New Norl,-SIO

1:oo-Thc terrible trio 4.l5-Fraucis rharnon and CIar-
 oncc McCaulies t:5p-Al Woods ensemble 5:oo-Clairc r. Willis, contralto;
 Vincent Curran. tenor 5:Ij-Fcderatjou of Jewish chari- 5:&o-HossrI, Weinberg and Hertz
 orchestra t:oN- Music Shopp" f.%u--i.nd Of day
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16

higher court because the verdict was not unanimous. Six jurors voted for acquittal and three for Convic- ton. Under Mexican law the judge has the option of sustaining the verdict or passing it on 10 a higher unanimous.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16
i5l-NE.AE. New Nor,-660

i Aviation weather forecast ! l2:&3--Co"y period. organ recital l:Go-NBC concert bureau pro-
 gram Godfrey Ludlow, yiolinist
 and Nm. Lolita GainsbOrE, pi-
 anist @:uO-Troika bells ":&0-Miladys musicians 9:35-Summary of NBC programs &:0n-Thc Jewish hour 4:p0-Cathcdral hour. "Thc Test of
 Life" Dr. $. Parl>cs Cadman 5:Go-- Gilbert Sport revue G:fo-F,chocs Of the Orient G:l5-Countcss olga M. Albani,
 m"H2o soprano G:&o- SonGalOCuc 7:oo- Heroes of the World. Robert tn" Rrucc 7.%n-Mtjor BoUc's family &:%o-Choral orchestra 9;oo-Our' government David
 Lawrence H:15-Orchcstra music Champions Sunday at Seth Parkcr's
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16
st \I,tl
GS3-WTt(, Hurtfor,l-106

GS3-WTtC. Hartford-1060 &:%0-t 'horal orchestra g.uo-Our government. David
 Lawrence 2.l5-Thc enchanted hour. or
 ChCstra lo:li-Orchcstra and singers l0:45-Timo. weather report, alec.
 hol institute announcement tr;59-Studio musicale l1;15-Christmas club concert 1I;15-Silcnt
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16
Stll RIltN
Eastern Standard Time
cSS-NTIC, Hartford-IGGo

 b:0o-Sunsct hour, studio ensemble in dinner music s;00-Children's hour, fairy tales for little children 6:t5-Sunsct hour continued 6:20-NeWs flashes, L, <. d0ilE news bulletins 6:S0-Timc 6:Sl-HotcI Bond trio G:59-Wcathc report 7:0C-Sncnl
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16
31O=MpCH. New NOrk-Si0

9:00-C;loom Chascrs @:30-Tcrcse F. Nagel 9:41-Entertainer t0:OU-Household talks le:I0-Gloom Chasers l1:00-Christian Science services 1@:I5-Infants home of Brooklyn,
 x. Y. 12:45--SonGs of YcstorNcar l;oo--Inspiratio hour :30-Mi%ed quartet f:45-Solow soloists @:3o-kiWanis club musicale %:15-Delivery boys %:&O-MiChael's orchestra t:oo--A fantasy, The Voice Of
 Nature" i:15-Hubcrt ZeiGlcr, uhc and
 songs f:SU-Sinnott's orchestra 5:00-Thc Psychology of Nature.
 Compensation, Prof, Y. l.. Fish 5:15-Arrighi choral singers 5:i5-Al Woods ensemble G:00-NopnG Israel hour G.30-Philadelphia harmonica
 players
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16
hour

22G-NDRC, New Haycn-f33O l1:po-Serviccs at Church of the
 Redoomor ]2:&U-Weathcr report 3:$o-ChinatoWn society service
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16
344-WEHR Chicago-910

1i4-N I-lili NHltaGo-J'V Sunshine hour and service at Cen
 tral church of Chicago 2:30-Music paradc-variotN mu-
 Sical program &:$0-Program for shut-ins 4:00-Mikc and Herman 4:15-Nusical maze 4:40-Musical memory album l:o0-Thc Smith family 5:45-The choir loft S.00-Downers Grove sunday
 evening club a:0o-Sunday symphony concert Occidental olio 1t:00-Marion and Jim's grab bag 11.lU-pN vaudeville
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16
2tt-W\AC. BOStOn-1230

2tl-WNAC. Boston-1230 H:00-Hcroes Of the church 9:o0-MorninG musicale lo:O0-Thc land Of mako believe service at Temple
 Israel 12:l5-Truant waves Sunshine hour, the Dudley
 radio carOliorS ":3U-A bouquet of memories S:00-Catholic truth period 4:o0-Cathcdra hour 5:0O-Ncws reels of the air 5:30-program from Philadelphia
 Tenth Presbyterian church 6:0O-Fur trappcrs G:%O-Ritz quartet 7:00-Timc 7:0i-Wcathcrman 7:o=-Ncws flashes 7:15-Thc Triadors 7:45-Thc worlds business S:0o-Rhapsodizcrs S:&0--Waync King and cntcrtain- N:oo-Thcatcr of the air lU:0o--Dcdicatiou of Columbia's
 farm network t1:00-Royal's poet Of the organ,
 organ recital 11:fO-Ncws flashes; Back home
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16

9:3n-Ejd%ewo2d Grove boxing
 hoHts ft:0u-Timo. dance orchestra ff:&o-NcWs summary lI:GG-Dancc orchestra
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16
EG l-Ni l! MI. rhCstCr=I l3O

G:oo-D"tail reports. stocks, mar
 kcts and special announcements G.&h-School of music program 7:oU-Rcstaurant orchestra N.ou-'rh" ArZcn kids &:%u-NarirjN program g'&n-Orrhcstral program 7 fo:rn-Chica&o Civic Opera co. lI:oo-Nmo3 m Andy. weather
 forecast [ 1.15-Ddoubach orchestra I .uU-- -GGNorumruI weather forr-
 Ca.t
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16

Ccnaro Bcnaycnte because he struck her when she asked him to repay loan of about 5000.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16
2Gl-WRAM. ROchcStcr-ll lJ0

Gl:O0-Moruin@ church service,
 Brick chuhCh 1:3O-McNown string ensemble 2:O0-DoWn melody lane
 2;30-OrGan, cello and vocal
 soloists 1:30-Civic orchestra 4:00-Gcncsoc Valley program 4:30-TraveloEuc 1:15-Musjc program I:&0-National religious service G:&0-AnglO- PorSianS 7:00-Rcv. Justin W. Nixon and
 Roy. Pr. Leo C. Mooney 7:30-MiXCd program N:00-Melodics Musical hour 9:t5-NBC program 9:45-Naricty program 10:15-Mastcr musicians | 1 :00-AmoS m Andy 1 11:15-Govcrnmcnt weather report
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16
319-WGN. Schcncctady-790

5:o0--Nalc-pri football
 game 5:j9-Tm" G:0o-Dnncr music f;%u-Timr, dinner music 7:0U-Thc new business world 7:5E-Weahcr forecast S:00-All American Mohawk pro-
 gram -s.2o-Mus;cal program from New
 York G:0o-N. Y. Symphony orchestra .o:oo-AIusical program Special broadcast 10 Com
 modoro Byrd at Little America,
 Autarctica
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16

Here is good news for the admir- CTS of John Mccormack. the cclc- lrat"d Irish tenor. as he will be f"a- turcd in a program sent out by tl.c NRC system on Thanksgivin% night. Ii has been nearly three years since his voice Was heard over the radio.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16

''Harbor Lights" dramatic fca- turc put out by the NRc system. will hereafter go on the air Friday nights instead of Tuesday.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16

,inE chronicles of the World War, will speak at p. m. Tuesday on The Red Cross in Action" in H broadcast sent out by the NEG sys- tenn at New York.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16

Twenty-Five miles of spircd thread would weigh only eight ounces.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16
52G-N MICA. New Nork-11n

526-N MICA, New ork-I1h 9:%U-Eyc-o openers i0:00-Solow solOists 1l:oo-Stringopato 11:30-Hyanchinthc RmGroSs, talk li:45-Bon Walker. tenor i2:Uo--Am"rican Hebrew forum.
 "Fifty Years in the Vanguard t3:15-SOloW soloists 1:o0-I'inkenborG entertainers 2:0o-Finlay-Strauss four @:o0-Trappors @:3o-Chinatovn Rescue Society
 mission service -:"o-Yorkyillc radio div"rtisc-
 mcnts G;00-NiccO Dasai ensemble 7;0o-Timo. Boomers and his
 foemor's Homcrs H:nU-Timc. dance orchestra 9:oo-Time, banquet to Com.
 Albert Goldman tt:0o-Itance orchestra Hollywood orchestra l2:30-Nusic masters 1:n0-Nill2Gc Grove Nut Crackers
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16
3li-WN.IH. Chicago-S73

.:oo-Air juniors 7;15-The farmers farmer. agri- cultural market report and talk by Phil Evcns Of Chicago pro- Gucc commission association l-;lo-DN air vaudeville
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16
395-WLW. Cincinnati-700

395-WLW. Cincinnati-70o 5:uo-Sokatary Hawkins 5:&U-Don Becker
 5:45-A little harmony
 G:u0-Hotrl orchestra
 G:&0--Gold Spot pals
 -:uu-Hotol orchestra
 7:t5-Tony's Scrap Book 7:&o-CIiff Burns orchestra &:3o-MaryIn
 g:oo-IIistorical nighl!ghts 9:3o-Muaical program iu.00-Naricty program 11:o0-Amos n Andy 1l:1J-Andy Mansfield. pianoloGue Tony's Svrap Book l1:&0-Clin Burns orchestra l2:0o-CinciHnau club orchestra 1 12.3u-Sigu off
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16
3i9-W ABC. New Nork-S60

h1b-N tl't Nc" btk-Shb S:un-TWiliEht Service, Heroes of
 the church 9;00-Morning musicale Io:o0-Children' hour 11;oo-Wcst End Presbyterian
 church i2;2o-JoWish day program 1:3o-Littmann's entertainers, mu-
 sical album @:o"-Threc little sachs 2;@n-Diamond entertainers 3:oo-Synlphonic hour f:o0-Cathedra hour 1;oO-NeWs reel Of the air 5;&u-ScrmOn by Rev. Donald c.
 Farmhouse Of Philadelphia G;0o-I'ur trappcrs G:5S-Timc 7:0'-Littmann's entertainers, our
 romantic ancestors 7:3o-Fronch trio S:0U-Rhapsodizors H:0o-Thcater of the air 1o:Go-Ardbcsqu 10:30-Royals poet of the organ lf:o0-Bacli home from Buffalo I3:oo-Timc 12:ol-Coral Islanders 12:&o-Midnight melodies
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16
at9-WARC New \ or.n-SG1

C:00-Musical vcspcrS 6:2S-Weathcr report - 6:30-Nit-wit hour G:5S-'Timc 7:00-Ambassadors. Commodore
 ensemble
 S:0O--Canadians S:S0-DiXic echoes q:0G-Thc Graybars 9:30-Hadlcy and symphony or
 Chestra 10:00-Radio hour 1l:0O-Canadians orchestra 12:00-Timc 12:0l-Pancho's orchestra Midnight melodies
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16
32G-N NC. New NO:'l>-5I0

32G-NNNC, New No:k-5io 5;i5-Tumc. civic information Municipal band concert G:4o-Courtland players 7:Q0-BIanchc Mouclair. "Songs Of
 Gay Farce" 7:15-Current events in Aviation.
 It.. Emanuel Stcri 7:30-Time, police alarms, civic
 information 7:S5-Rclationship Of inc develop
 mcnt Of economic thoughts 10
 human progress, Prof. William
 B. Guthdjo. r. c. x. Y. S:on-Tho Robbins trio S:29-Onjcidl weather foraa~r,
 time S:3p-Sicn of
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16
T S9J-NJI. New or!l-7G0

n p'p-- " 'fs' -N'N VI N 'b' s:3u-I,epOrts stocks. tinancIa
 summary. state and federal az
 rjrullural reports. summary O
 NEG programs G.45-'i'eI music G.go-Utican jubilee singers C:&0-Gold Spot orchestra 7;0u-Timc. football scores 7:o5--Hotcl orchestra 7:&0-Tagolomc singers N:0o-Chicago celebrities 9.0H-'rhc cub reporter G:15-Nocal trio 9:%O-Orchostra and singers lo:0o-Timc, Chicago Civic Opera lf:U0-Amos m Andy 11:15-Slumbcr music 1o:no-Avialion weather report
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16
4I!-NN.\C. Eo~ton-t23O

5:e0-Tod and his gang Swordsmon G:Go-NcWs flashes C.45-C Coucort orchestra G:4o-Thr commanders G:jO--COilcgians
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16
t5I-NI,I' New lorI>-G60

5."u--fra timers a:%u-Tho lady urNt door -:55-Sumuary Of NBc programs G:un-Hloch and Gold Room or
 ChrStrn f.15--I'oolmn scores 7:uo-Tho new business world 7.@o--Ifol"l orchestra &.ou-lncidcnts in tn. lives Of |.
 great men
 &:%o-I.audcrlaud lyrics g:oo--orch"s1ral program lu.u0-Eolfc'a orchestra 11:o0-Timr lI:%u-tlotI orchestra l@:uo-Nallcc and orchestra
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16
Through fife Static

Tonight through the short-Wavc broadc2sting stations of WGY the voice of radio will be sent to Com mander Richard Byrd just as he is about 10 make his dash for his great objective, the south pole, and will in cludc a message from his mother, who will speak from Richmond. Na.. words of vncuuragymon 10 her son. Gov. Harry [. Byrd of Virginia. his lrothor. Will also speak as will Sor- r.tWy Of Commerce Lamont. mi. iroadcasj will originate in three places. HUt'dlo, x. T.. Richmond. \a.. and W%Shiugtou ,.nd will be sent out from Schenectady, x. Y. A splendid musical program will be sent out from Buffalo forming with in" messages, an exceptional broad cast which it is hoped that Com mandcr Byrd will be able to rick up
 The second program in the Rut- gers series uy WOR noNt Tuesday evening will deal with football the speaker tcllinG the story of d game which unexpectedly turned into vic toly.
 WGE win offer the first lesson in the fifth &eDiss of radio bridge TucS- day afternoon at 4:&O with Milton (. Work, &n international authority, as the instructor. This will mark the start of ;l series Cf .0 games With the hands as usual plblshcd in aG- vance.
 More air channels must be had for broadcastln2, say radio cngi- "ocls ana hroadcasters scn"rdlly. but how 10 get them is inc rub Engi- GeerS gre looking 10 synChronization as the means, saying that if this were brought about any number of stations could broadcast simult;t- nrouSiy and use only one channel leaving all others open. Eventually this problem must be solved so say Inc engineers, and the person who can evolve d plan for making two channels where only one existed be- fore will bc hailed as the greatest man in radio.
 The following are the chief points to be observed in picking out l ra- diO set as laid down by experts: Sc 'cctivity, quality. scnsitivcnoss. ap- pearanCv. and simplicity of control. By seeking out these qualities, one hy one, and the method of dctermin- ing their existence in receiving set under demonstration one may uuali- iy as d very good buyer Of rcceiv- mG sets.
 WBI will this evening put ont special football broadcast. the first m a series, made on unusual lines IS each will be founded on the ac- HaI experience of some individual There will be an exceptionally pleas ing musical setting 10 each and it is anticipated that the series will 20 over big.
 Calvin Hendricks. a 24 year olI baritone of Los Angeles. who has been blind from his birth. will sing Tn one of the scmi-tinals of the na- uonal addition 10 be held at San Francisco on Monday and may be sent to New York as a fnalist to share in the S25.oo0 cash awards.
 Rev. Father Francis r. Duffy whose adventures in France with the A. E. r. mako one Of the most stir
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16

3.G-N MICA, New Nuil-57O 5.no-IIuhcrt Iicg'er S:l5-Tashiouotr"s S:2o-SidcliEhs Of showur. ?:00-Twr, echoes ot music
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16
11:15-Christmas club program 1l:45-Sam Herman, Nylophonist
595-W,1/. New NorI,-76O

395-WJZ. New YorI>-7G0 9:o0-Chldren's hour I2:&0-Metropolitan echoes l2:55-Summary of NEG programs 1:oo-Russian string ensemble 1:%0-MiXcd scNtct ":0p-RoXy symphony concert 3:oo-Nationa youth conference.
 Beasts of the Dark" Dr. ban
 icl Polling 4;oo-National light opera. The
 Red Mill' 5:00-Duo disc duo 5:%o--National religious service, "Thc Inner Road to God" Dr.
 Harry r.. Fosdick G;&o-Anglo-Pcrsia 7;oo-Tmc, in the spotlight 7:&o-Instrumontal soloists &:oo-MiXed quartet %:l5-Radio hour 9:15-Parisienrc romance 9:45-Musical program io;t5-MaGtor musicians 1l:op-Amos m Andy 1f:i5-Timc, South Sea Islanders 1t:45-Armchair quartet t9:00-Aviation weather forecast
 t2S-WLW, Cincinnati-700 9;&0-Church school of NJ. r.. Book
 concern i0;30-Riycr stages 1o:%5-Church services t2:15-Sign off 2:oo-EoXy symphony concert %.0o-National youth conference 4:oo-LoaGuc Of the Little Flowers 5;00-AutOmatic G:%0-AnGlo- Pcrsians 7:oo-Timc. hotel orchestra &;00--Mclodic S:t5-Nariotr program H:15-Donhallrosc trio 9:%0-SymphOnN hour 10:30-Great moments with great
 adVonturcrs tt:Oo-Amos m Andy f1:15-Timo 1t:tj-MusiCal nOvclcsquc 12;1J-Timc, sign off
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16

Calvin Hendricks. a 24 year olI baritone of Los Angeles, who has been blind from his birth. will sing Tn one of the scmi-GnaIs of the ma tional addition to be held at San Francisco on Monday and may be sent to New York as a fnalist to share in the $25.ooO cash awards.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16

WBI will this evening put ont a special football broadcast. the first in d series, made on unusual lines IS each will be founded on the ac- luaI experience of some individual. There will be an exceptionally pleas ing musical setting 10 each ana it is anticipated that the series will go over big.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16

Rev. Father Francis r. Duffy, whose adventures in France with th2 \. E. r. make one of the most stir
New Britain herald., 1929-11-16

WGE win offer the first lesson in the fifth seDies of radio bridge Tues day afternoon at 4:30 with Milton (. Work, ,n international authority, as the instructor. This will mark the start of ;t series cf .o games with the hands as usual plblishcd in aG- vance.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-10

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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-10-24
WANT TO LOOK YOUNG?

The secret of keeping young is to
feel young-to do this you must watch
your liver and bowels-there's no
need of having sallow complexion
dark rings under your eyes-pimples
"a bilious look in your face-dull
eyes with no sparkle. Your doctor will
tell you ninety per cent of all sickness
comes from inactive bowels and liver.
DR.. Edwards, a well-known ply
sic.an in Ohio, perfected a vegetable
compound as a substitute for calomel
to act on the liver and bowels, which
he gave to his patients for years.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are
gentle in their action yet always effec-
tive. They help bring about that nat
ural buoyancy which all should enjoy
by toning up the liver and clearing the
system of impurities.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are
knownby their olivecolor. 15c, SOC, 60c.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-10-24
DeeifieId Grange Program

The next meeting of Deerfield
grange will be held Nov at p.
m. This meeting will be in the ma
ture of Halloween party, and is
open to each grange family. Please
come masked. The program will
consist Of jokes, readings, instru
mental music songs, stunts, etc. Re-
freshments OF pumpkin pie, dough
nuts and cider will be served. This
grange will also observe church day
Oct. 27, by attending services at the
Triadelphia M. f. church, at 2:30 ..
NIX.