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ng will be at the John Howe home

Ing will be at the John Howe home
In three weeks.
The Garfield Ladies' Aid realized
the sum Of $l4 from their ice cream
social ut the schOolhOuSe Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Strand are
visiting at the home OF Norton's
mother. Mrs. Anna Strand. They also
attended the graduating exercises OF
the Bismarck hospital. where Alice
Strand will be graduated.
Among the Regain shoppers Satur-
day evening were Roy McCullough,
Lloyd and Oliver Knutson. Willie
Fritz. otto and Frieda Uhde, Chas.
Manning. Henry S%chillings, Earl and
George Mowder, Cecil Elkins, and Roy
Little.
Among the visitors at the Ladies
Aid Wednesday were Rev. and Mrs.
Christ. Mrs. Harry Nice ullough, and
Mrs. Truax. Of Wilton; Mrs. Ole OLE
son and daughters Beverly and Opal,
of Tuttle.
The American Legion auxiliary met
at the Uhde home Thursday. May q,
Miss Frteda Uhde and Mrs. VIM.
Nicholson entertaining.
Mrs. Herman Engstrom and sister,
Miss Thor. called at the Carl Berg
home Thursday.
Gerald Glylin spent wednesday
night and Thursday at the Roy Little
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mosier and Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Berg were Wilton call
ers Friday.
The American Legion gave a dance
in the legion cabin Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Uglem and son
Norman Of Wilton were Sunday WIS.,
itcrs ct the Roy Little home.
Mrs. Anna Knutson and son Lloyd
attended the funeral Of Mrs. Oscar
Johnson of Bismarck, which was held
ct the Swedish Lutheran church near
Still or Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Christ and Rev. Monsoon hello
church services at Garfield Sunday
Rev. Monsoon preaching In the fore
noon and Rev. Christ in the after
neon.
Ruth Wilmot spent the weekend
with Lucille johnson.
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Garfield
BY II A. F. GHYLIN

Mrs. James Cunningham and chill
dren were callers at the Ole Olson
home Sunday.
A fairly large crowd attended
church services Sunday morning. Rev.
Monsoon will be with us again June 8.
He will then begin confirmation. He
will stay II week and have lessons
every afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. N. o. Strand ana
family Of Bantry. N. D., are VISITING
at the Anna Strand home 4 few DAYS.
A large crowd attended p. r. A.
and ice cream social at the school,
house Friday. The sum Of ~ Wa
realized from the ice cream social.
The American Legion Auxiliary
held its social meeting at the Udhe
home Thursday, May =. Freda Udhe
and Mrs. VIM. Michelson served
lunch. The afternoon was spent il
crocheting on wash cloths and sew
ING. The next meeting viii be q busi-
ness meeting and viii be held at the
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Frances


Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Tookcr trans.
acted business in Biem:rck Monday.
George Watched was a caller at
the Floyd Owens home Monday.
Mrs. John Glum visited with Mrs
Bill Madland Monday afternoon.
John Olson has been out assessing
j this past week.
Lawrence maitland has been
drawn or the jury.
Miss German and pupils of the
East Sibley school went to the West
Sibley school where Miss Newman
teaches, on Wednesday afternoon Ia
practice for a P. T. A. program.
Paul Carlson drove the school bus
tor his sister, Mrs. Joe Fischer, Mon
day night.
Mildred Dietzman assisted Mrs
Floyd Owens with housework
Wednesday.
Martin Tooker and daughters
Evenlett and Norma went to Bis.
marck Wednesday evening",
Miss Thresa Reineke visited with
her sister, Mrs. Walter Dietzman
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Owens ano
/ son Delvin took cream to Menoker
Wednesday.
Mrs. Martin Tooker spent the past
week visiting friends in. Bismarck.
Miss Edna johnson and pupils o,
I East Frances school No. / enjoyed q
4 picnic dinner held at the school
/ Thursday. The parents who attend
ed the picnic arc as follows: Mr.
. and Mrss John Mccormick, Mrs
Floyd Owens, Mrs. Joe Fischer. Mrs,
William keTfhaw and Mrs; Walter
Mrs. Joe Fischer and son Myror
visited with Mrs. Fischer's mother,
Mrs. Carlson. Thursday evening.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller trans.
acted business in Bismarck Thurs
day.
Mrs. Joe Fischer was a business
caller at the Tebbo Harms home
Friday.
The Texas Oil company of Bis.
marck delivered gas at the William
kershaw farm Friday.
A number of folks from this COM
munity attended the p. T. A. meet
ing and program held at the West
Sibley school Friday night.
Arthur Norum of Bismarck spent
the weekend with Arthur Kershaw
Miss Vera Fricke Of near Baldwin
assisted Mrs. Art Fricke with house.
work for several days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lundquist were
business callers at the Walter Dictz-
man home Thursday night.
Mi. and Mrs. william Kershaw and
son Arthur were callers at the Floyd
Owens home Sunday evening.
Visitors at the w. A. Dietzman
home Sunday are as follows: Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Moffit Of near Menoken,
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Owens and son
Delvin.
Martin Tooker is doing ON plow-
ing for Floyd Owens.
Miss Anna Grenz of Driscoll spent
the weekend with Miss Lillian Neu-
man. teacher of West Sibley school.
Arnie Madland Of Wyndmere, North
Dakota, visited several days the past
week with his sons Lawrence and Bill.
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SCIENTIFIC -AlNTrN0 pErrHne
ClTYsS LTrxs

Oslo, NorwAy.-U tho gaamnAok1
painting program has homo hnl16nrB
racking their brains for coloe schonD1R
they would find It well worth 49,
time to visit this town ana otn6y u
painting scheme.
The town j. divided OF jnAe 49,
ti0ns, each section botne pointi6 =
different color. On oocfioo = 80
another Is green, Anothoe ~. -
other white. m 70 On.
Every hama = painted booonoo1G
seine scientific reason. IN 1oo1lr
where the sun = hrightogt, UoQn
dCminateaI boca0oo = ro6fGfnD
Hod WoQl4 THROW boeak ~ 1880
lng stx1ln ana tEx1tntinnL
On sectaon = painDoA or
tint of h1ne Aoe1, noprGno
moro ptotectson ffnm fAe tnG0
than any Other cc)og. .3ss
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family, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hughes
MIR. and Mrs. Smith and family and
Mrs. John Dixon of Bismarck.
Dorothy and Carl Sheldon motored
to Regain Wednesday.
Ed. Rasche and Louis Jorgenson
motored to Bismarck Sunday.
Guests at the Louis JOrgenSon
home Sunday we're Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Nicholson Ind family, Isaac
Marcovitz and sons, Milton and Ro-
bert, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davenport
and Chariot Wilmot. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. Little and family.
Mrs. Carl Landerholm and daugh-
ter Burnett called at Mrs. K. Kolb's
home Thursday.
Elizabeth and Franklin Jorgenson
were Sunday night guests at the
Harry Davenport ome
Mrs. v. N. Monroe and son Stephen
motcred to Wing Saturday. They
also called at w. K. Kolb's home.
Ira Mccoy. Aelred Bouche, John
Danielson. Randolph Jordahl and
Harlan Schilling motcred to Regain
Monday.
Harry. Mccullough and son Robert
OF Wilton called at the VIM. McCul-
lcueh home Thursday evening.
Mildred Funston closed All eight
month term Of school Friday in
highland district school No. |. A
picnic was enjoyed saturday by the
pupils.
Guests at the Mrs. A. Strand ho,re
sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Ghylln and son and MI. and Mrs.
Joe kiefer.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Patton and
family attended Catholic services at
WING Sunday morning..
Mr.. Gimblc called at the Andrew
Walker home Monday.
Shirley Walker spent the week END
at the Fred McFadden home as a
guest OF her sister Alice while her
father motored 10 Bismarck.
Il death of Mrs. Vogle's mother.
Mrs. Houser. occurred last week. The
funeral was held at Regain Sunday.
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BY JUSTINE MORRIS

Harold williams was a caller at
Met ullough's Sunday.
Those who visited at the r. F. Nor.
ris home Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Turnbow and family, MI. and
Mrs. George Morris and family all Of
Bismarck, Grace F~alkenstein, Vivian
Erstrom. Emma Clariage, Edward
Flanagan. Levi and Bernard Ander.
son and Lawrence Little.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Falkenstein
visited at the Ira Falkenstein home
Sunday. >
Donald Morris WIS transacting
business In Bismarck Monday.
Steve Morris Of Bismarck was q
caller at the Charlie Splitter home
Monday.
Harold williams was a caller at the
| Jiras home Saturday evening.
Herman Falkenstein has been busy
assessing these days.
Edward and Tom Morris made q
business trip to the George Morris
home north Of Bismarck Tuesday.
Mebel and Elsie Nice ullough mo-
toSed to Bismarck Wednesday and
bought q car.
Victor Anderson and children.
Margaret, Ruthella and vernal. were
| callers at the Z. r. Morris home
Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Monroe and
son visited with Mrs. Morroe's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Jiras Sun
day.
II. A. Mccullough was a caller at
Herman Falkenstein's Thursday.
Marie Falkenstein visited with Mrs.
Clarence Talkenstein q few days last
| week.
Dorothy Morris was a caller at the
Carl johnson home Friday evening.
Myrna williams visited with Edna
Falkenstcin Saturday and Sunday.
wallace Anderson motored to Bis
msrck Friday. He was accompanied
hcme by his sister Dorothy. She has
been teaching school south Of Bis
marck the past three weeks.
Mi. Coleman and son Walter were
! shoppers in Wilton Saturday.
Justine and Dorothy Morris were
t~ransacting business in Wilton 0atur-
day.
| MI. and Mrs. wallace Anderson
and daughter Betty were Wilton
| shoppers Saturday evening.
Mike Firrick and son were callers
at MEG llough's Wednesday.
A number from this vicinity 1t.
tended the party ct the Walter
Spangberg home Saturday night and
| al reported 4 good time.
Teddie Anderson and Walter Cole.
man motored to Bismarck Saturday
evening. !.
lester Falkenstein has been plow-
ing for his brother Clarence and
Herman Falkenstein. returned home
Friday.
Alfred vollan and Helen forenoon
attended the show In Wilton Saturday
evening. J.
Nj. and Mrs. Al Holden and
daughter Renie were Wilton callers
Saturday afternoon.
The death Of Mr.. Oscar johnson
came Is 4 shock to this community
Friday. i
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Yenkin drug store, except the IN.
terror finishing.
Mrs. E. Dannenmcyer returned
tuesday from a several months visi,
on the west coast.
Oman Mahin visited friends here
Tuesday on her way from Robinson
to Tappen.
Michael Zcch Is filling in the lot.
around his new cottage.
Carl Altes was In town Tuesday
having ON work done at q garage
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Tennvik


A large crowd attended the Ladies
Aid at Mrs. Calquhoun's Wednesday
Rose Schlect and Alex Hager were
Sunday visitors in Hazelton.
MIR. and Mrs. G. J. Enders and chill
dren motored to Braddock Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Naumann were
in Temvik Sunday. \
Ed Larvick and sol George and
Walter Moore motored to Bismarck
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bragden of Hazelton
visited with hts son, Chester Bragden
Sunday.
Mrs. r. p. Stedman and Mrs. Ed
Chilson were shoppers In Linton Sat.
urday afternoon.
Charles Moore of Wishek visited his
sister, Mrs. Peach, Sunday.
Grade and high school examina-
tions are being given this week.
, Miss Esther Kremer called or Miss
Elsina Ochener on playday, Thurs
Gay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rcnshler were
Sunday supper guests at the Chester
Bragden home.
MIR. and Mrs. John Blazen ano
daughter Viola were dinner guests al
the Dave CalQuhoun home Sunday.
Miss Esther Albrecht, who has beer
a patient at the Bismarck hospital
returned home Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corwin and children
Of Linton visited at the G. J. Ender.
home Monday evening and sold pop.
pies about town.
Misses Fredericks and Alice Cal
quhoun Of Bismarck visited the lat.
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Cal
Quhoun, Sunday.
Miss Martha Ochsner, who has beer
visiting her folks for the past two
weeks, returned to Fargo Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Paulson Of Lin.
ton called at the Ole Paulson home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. sundeen. Melvin Sun.
deem and Miss Kaufman motored tt
the river Sunday to take In the scenic
beauty.
Miss johnson left for Stephen
MIMI, and Miss Sorenson for Grand
Forks, after teaching nine successful
months Of school.
Mrs. Peach, Mrs. Muckler. Anne
Calquhoun and Bertha Larvick mo.
tored to Linton Saturday night.
Mrs. Sundeen was called to Coop.
orstown Monday evening to he ct the
bedside Of her father, who is very low
Mr.. and Mrs. Sundeen left Tuesday
morning.
The cameras were kept busy Thurs
day swapping pictures Of the flso
drill. flower drill. and Maypole dancr
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. hendrix. Emil
Shenkenberter and Thomas Hendris
motored to jamestown Sunday to visit
L. p. Hendrix In the hospital. Mrs. Z
r. Hendrix returned home for Q feW
Gays.
Mrs.. stedman underwent OH opera.
ton Monday morning at the 81
AIexius hospital. Bismarck. Her nus
nand was with her 1t the time. Shs
: doing nicely.
Len0ra, Arthur, Emma. Matilda are
Mr.. Pfaff, accompanied BY Berths
Larvik, took Ia the commencement
exercises 1t the Linton hie.l schoo
auditorium Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foell mbtored to Bis
marck Monday to visit Mrs. 8. @
6tedman.
John 0chats and his mother wert
In Bismarck Monday visiting with
Mn. 8chats's daughter. l1rs. william
NcCully. who is q patient 1t the Bis
marck hospital.
ole PaulSon passed away Nonda!
morning, due to. . stroke he receives
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A conception savage
the Gold Strand orchestra the NC Wednesday night at $50
o'clock
special presentation excerpts Rita"
Chicago the organized WENR musical
a p. m,
selection Sumber system Wednesday
evening il O'Clock.
Song" Deibes will Beatrice
Bkn coloratua will be offered bass soost
NBC system Wednesday evening Z O'Clock.
Soprano by a
Melodies through the NBC system at o'clock
Undercurrent" from "The
.yelo will by Hank Sim
mis- Showboa players the Columbia broadcastng
tenn Wednesday night at o'clock
reminiscent
through the NBC wednesday evening at 730
O'Clock.
The University
presenting
will be Wednesday night o'clock stations the
Columbia broadcasting system.
Louise croody the Good
Morning will with the Happy Wonder
night the NBC 7:3O O'Clock
descriptive composition will
the sanh selections by
system Wednesday night at ! o'clock
Cavaerta RuSticana will be
opera ensemble through the NBC
system Wednesday evening at o'clock
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Fishing the Air

radio reception? Have written The Times inter
talk engineer about
p m Sunday Many
and would be impossible
a and
be the offer
Il to be heard in the Palma night $50
Columbia broadcasng system
in the first number
quest pianist be broad
cast through system Wednesday evening at 65
Another musical offering orchestra, Annette
TIanshaw quortet o'clock
Columbia Broadcasting
will be heard "Cavatna Rats
by the Ingram ShaYers the
NBC system, Wednesday night, at 800 O'Clock
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as
stolen belong to:
Gerald A. Broshears, Peacock
RooSt, Thirty-eighth street and
Pendleton pike, Nash coach, 1926
from garage at Peacock ROOst.
Thomas Rucker, 1141 South Rich
land street. Essex coach, 738-705,
from Norris street and White River
boulevard.
Lester White, 927 North Pennsyl-
vania street, Chevrolet coach. 1896,
from WoodlaWn and Virginia ave
nueS
j. T. Akers, rural route /. box 81.
Marmon touring. 62-5S5, from Grove
and HosbrOok Streets
L. L. Paul. 5028 Park avenue, Ford
sedan, 61-803. from New Jersey and
Ohio streets.
John L. Jones. $40 East New York
street. Chevrolet roadster, 56-607,
from Maryland street and Capitol
avenue.
Vernon Winnings, Plaindeld, Ind,
Whippet coach. 553-207, from drive
way at statehouse.
w. E. Jones. Stop 7. South Merid-
ian street. Ford coupe, $3.50, from
1871 West Georgia street
z. Greenway. 1852 Reisner street,
Ford coupe. B119-859 Wisconsin,
from Kentucky avenue and Mary
land street.
Charles c. Quinn 1901 Guilford
avenue. Hudson brongham, 9l-0O3,
from $50 North Pennsylvania street.
James c. Tudor, 8C2 Luett avenue
Chevrolet sedan. from Twelfth street
and Senate avenue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-24
JUDGE TELLS
STORY Of CHECK
{ FROM AIMEE
Hardy Is Witness in His
Own Behalf at Trial
by Senate.

BIZ United press
SACRAMENTO, Cal, April "a
Judge Carlos S. Hardy's own story of
his transactions with Aimee Sernple
Mcpherson and her mother, Mrs.
Minnie Kennedy, and the $500
'love gift" he accepted from them,
was on record in his impeachment
trial before the state senate today.
The state charges Judge Hardy
accepted the $500 as legal fee for
advice given Mrs. Mcpherson during
the investigation Of her mysterious
disappearance three years ago.
The accused jurist testifyIng in
his own defense declared he inter
ested himself in the Mcpherson kid
mapping case because members Of
Mrs. NfcPherson's Angelus temple
objected TO the reflections cast upon
the evangelist's character.
He admitted accepting from Mrs
Kennedy the $500 check with the
word legal written across its face.
Judge Hardy said ne had con-
ferred with Wallace Moore, a news
paper man. who claimed TO have
identified Mrs Mcpherson as the
companion Of Kenneth G. OrmistOn,
AnRelus Temple radio operator, in
an automobile at Carmel-by-the-Sea
during the evangelist's disappear
ance.
He denied, however, that he at
tempted to intimidate the witness
by warning him Of perjury proceed
tngs.
Did you ever say to Robert Bri-
don. one of the grand jurors in the
Mcpherson investigation at Los An
gtIes, you fellows lay off the Aimee
caSe?'" Judge Hardy was asked.
"Of course not" the witness re-
piled.
Judge Hardy denied that he ar
ranged with Mrs. Lorraine Wise
man Seilaf to produce a woman
who would pose as Ormiston's COM
panion at Carmel-by-the-Sea and
clear Mrs. Mcpherson
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-24
VETS SCORED
FOR CRITICISINC
COAST GUARD
LoWman Denies Orders
Leading to Firing on
Ships Are Issued.
BY CECIL OWEN,
United Press staff CORES pendent


WASHINGTON, April 24.-Criti-
cism of the coast guard for its
action in firing on a number of YES
sells recently was branded by Sey-
mour LoWman, assistant secretary
Of treasury, today as wet propa-
ganda and without foundation in
fact.
Lowman denied the coast guard
has been given any new orders call
ing for increased activity and de-
clared the Canadian rum runner
I'm Alone is the only case Of q
vessel directly fired upon for the
purpose Of sinking in several years.
In the case of the schooner T. a.
D. Jones, the Norwegian steamer
Juan and other recent cases, Low
man explained the coast guard
merely had fired blank shots in the
vicinity Of the vessels overhauled as
a warning to stop.
There is no unusual activity by
the coast guard and all this pub
lefty recently is merely wet propa-
ganda," LOWman said
Congress has enacted laws re-
curing the coast guard to halt YES
sells suspected Of law violations and
this the coast guard will continue
to do until the law is changed.
Last year more than $1,000 priv
ate vessels were boarded by the
coast guard in its law enforcement
work SO it is plain there is nothing
unusual about the present opera
tons"
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Irene Castle Asks Court
for Protection of Puppy
BvTnited Press

BIZ JHIttU ITtoe
CHICAGO, April 24.-Mrs. Irene Castle Nc
Laughlin, widely known for her love OF dogs is
going to court with her complaint against Irving
Hopkins who she charges did not comply with
her 'rent-a-pup' contract.
According to Mrs. McLaughlin's version, when
she sells a dog, she still maintains the right to
direct the said dogs future.
Hopkins, Mrs. Mclaughlin says, signed con-
tract for purchase Of a Spitz Collie, agreeing to
the clause that he would not resell without au-
thority from her She complained to police that
Hopkins tradedtthe Spitz to dog store for a
puppy, without consulting her, and now demands
that he regain possession Of the Spitz or defend
himself in court.
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YOUTH, II, is HELD ON
AUTO THEFT CHARGE
Accused of Entering Garage; Tells
Cops He Has Joined Army.

Kenneth BroWdeous. II, 1921
Leonard street, was arrested early
today charged with vehicle taking
and entering a place Of business to
commit q felony.
Browdeous was seen at College
avenue and Maple road in a Ford
automobile. Earl Hatfield, 1923
Sheldon street, and Fred L. Carter,
2500 East Sixty Second street, no.
ticed front and rear license plates
on the Ford we're different.
Police were called, and following
the arrest of BrowdeouS it was
learned the automobile had been
taken from the Scioto street garage,
916 Scioto street. BrowdeoUs had
rust enlisted in the army, according
to his testimony, and was on his
way to Fit. Harrison.
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6 Indifferent
PARENTS held
Five Pay Fines, Another
Jailed in Chicago Drive.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, April 24.-The Chi
cago board of education's drive
against Indifferent parents has
brought about the arrest of six par
entS on charges of violating the
compulsory education law.
Five parents were assessed fines
totaling $l24. A sixth was ordered
to Jail when he could not pay a 10
fine.
Two of the truancy cases on
which the charges we're based oc-
CURED at the Libby school, attended
by Coletta Liston, Is, whose mother
will be tried by an unofficial jury Of
prominent women.
The Liston trial for parent ne
glect" was postponed for one week
on petition of defense counsel.
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wGN (72o, Chicago-Nighthawk en-
NBC systen-La Touraine concert to wGY,
wjR (75o). Observation-Disclosures
100
WON C720) Chicago FIoorwaIker
WGY t790l, SChenectady--G. E. program.
NBG SPECIALIZATION orchestra to KDKA.
WIS (8701. chicago-scrap book; Angeus,
Columbia Network-Simmon's Show Boat
WSM l650). Nashyille-Fireside hour.
WSB f740), AtlanCa-WeStbrook conServa-
tory.
VIGIL 800, Chicago-Ensemble; popular
p 20 '''' -7:3o P. M
KsTP 1850. st. Paul-sweetest Maid.
NBC System-Wonder Bakers to VOC,
wDAF' C6lo. Kansas oity-Courtesy pro-
MIC sYstem-sylyania Foresters to WIZ,
KDKA, KYW. WLW.
WIS $40. Chicago-Farm service.
WBBM C77Ol, Chicago Music hour.
Columbia Network-Van Heusen program
wcCo D-1 188lo, Minneapolis-st. Paul
w0AF l6l0). Kansas city-Katz program.
NBC SySteIn-Ingram ShaverS to WCY.
NBC- System-Salon Singers to KDKA,
WIS 800, Chicago-Male chorus.
$50 P. M
XIV 1o2ON. Chicago-Maytag Radioette.
NBG Systen-PalmoliVe hour to WON.
WBBM t770l, Chicago-Dance music.
NBC System-Master Musicians to WIZ,
columbia Network-La Palma hour to
WIS 800, Chicago-The Roundup.
800 P. M
XIV (1o2Ol. Chjcago-Concert orchestra.
WBBM (770l. ago-World Travellers
WESR !87ol. Chtcago?-- Minstrel Show.
NBC System-Announced to WIZ, WLW.
800 P. M
Columbia Network-Kolster hour to
WMAQ, WOWO.
$50 P. M
MIC system-Gold Strand orchestra to
WGN 172Ol. -Goldkettc's orchestra
Columbia Network = Daugerrotypes to
WMA0, WCCO WOWO. WFBM.
-9:45 P NJ
WBBM C77o). Chicago subwave Trio.
1000 P. NJ
XIV 1920, Chicago News; orchestra.
WENR 800. agO-COmedy sketch.
WGN l120l, Chlcago-TomOrroW Tribune;
MIC SyStem-Vincent Lopez orchestra to
WDAF. KSTP. WKY.
WHO (570), Chicago-Dance program;
way 200, STANDARDIZATION Kenmore
orchestra.
WJR l75OI, Detroit-News reel; Scots or
MIC -slumber music to wHAs,
WsM l65oi Nasbyiiie-WsM m SfTeH.' /
1870 P. M
WCCO l8lo>. Minneapolis-st. Paul-Erick-
sons orchestra.
WGN C72Ol, Chicago-Concert and dance
orchestra
wjR C75Oi Detroit-Biaginis orchestra;
organ.
voc GOoOl Davenport-Crescent hour.
-l0:45 P. M
WsB GAO Atanta-Kehelay orchestra.
ii P. M
KYW 1920. Chicago-Panico's orchestra.
WENR f870l. Chicago Westphal orcheS-
trial; Mike and Herman
WON (720i. Chicago-Dream ship; Gold
kettles orchestra.
WMAQ (67o, Chicago-Dance music.
-i1:3O P M
WCCo $50. Mlnneapolis-st. Paul-Or-
-If:45 P. M
WDAF t61ol. Kansas City-Nighthawk
frouc
~ P. NJ
KYW 1920. Chicago-Dance orchestras.
kSTP tiA60l. ST. Paul Midnight Club.
WBBM '770t, Chicago-Night Club.
WENR t870l, Chicago-Comedy sketch.