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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1929-06-19
Mrs.Hoover Condemned
By The Senate Of The
State Of Texas

Austin Texas June l5.-The Texas state
senate was on record today as condemn~
ing by resolution Mrs. Herbert Hoover
wife Of the president 20! entertaining
Mrs. Oscar De Priest, wife of a negro
member of congress from Illinois. at d
White Jusc tea last Wednesday.
MI9, Mar ,e Noal & 4nocrat only woman
me aJ.r Of Inc url ., house Of the Texas
le. Statute, iut1>c,i@>i the resolution
WI cn vas passeI allu only Two dissent
in2 2es
Za4 Ne4i resolution s,a5 accepted in
..,a> ii one offered by Senator I j tLol-
h,u which vas aimed al both MIS-
l.uu,=r md the IeXas Democrats who
supported MG. Hoover at the election last
fail Ine resolution adopted did not con
QUO tu51t III ralapagnz they were warned
Of the dams ii uE racial equality recogni-
ZION at The rational capital through the
~e.tipn ii tie Republican CaniEdate.
Texas Tent into the Republican column
for the fisst time since the civil war
The resolution condemning Mrs Hoover
said social recognition of a member of
the negro rae accorded by women whose
social and official positions are unsurpass-
ed is fsaught with the greatest consequent
ces conceivable to amicoble relatihns of
the two races
People Of the South, especially Texas
never having conduned such action the
re8oIdtion said and such recognition of
De Priests wife was described as calcu-
lated to greatly disturb relations, widen
the breach between negroes and the
white race and cause urtold bloodshed
Bowing Our heads in shsme and regret
the resolution continued, we express il
the strongest and most emphatic terms al
our command, condemnation and regret
at the action Of the white house mistress
and her associates.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1929-06-19
Laws We Can Respect

Hs rbert Hoover is making unusual
efforts to awakaken the public co science
upon the Importance of law enforcement
He emphasized tAe necessity of observan-
ce again in his address at the associated
Press m"eting. The years of argument
by the vets thai prohibition was respon-
sible for the disrespect of law were swept
aside by a single sentence Cases coming
under the head of prohibition amounted
to oily pr cent
Th .rt is nOQuestion that he disrespect
for law n the United States calls fer our
best effnrls i'll the appica ion OF !. reine;jy
But what is the remedy? That question is
Tot so easily answered
Many factors onter into the lack OF law
observance One seld )m mentioned OF
even consld~red is the ease with which
inSiGllfcant groups can stampede legis-
llture latO the enactment OF some meas
ure for Nhch there is no real sentiment
# the public is Mt aroused against a
measure, tho legislators listen 20 the noisy
group to which it would add dignity 10 call
it the minority First knowledge the pub
lie has hf it. is when it learns that another
law has been imposed while il was not
looking
The president selected wisely the sub
ject upon which to address the editors
in the annual meeting of the world great
est news gathering organization. The ed
itors not only can but viii help in restor-
ing respect for the law and emphasizing
the need of need of observance. They
are already doing it. The presidents ap-
peal will undoubtedly increase these
efforts
The editors however, will be aiding in
the creating of respect for all law if they
will make it their purpose to oppose the
enactment of laws al therequest Of small
insistent groups, which is not needed and
for which there is no real demand. The
editors can prevent the enactment of
many foolish measures which clutter up
the statute books because a few people
obtained their era 'tment. There are
many such legal measures. Let us have
respect for legal measures by all means
And let us have also laws that we can
tespect -Tope ka Journal,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1929-06-19
Believe it or Not

Four companies send over five and
half million dollars last year in magazine
advertising, they are the only four who
spent over l million each.
During 1927 $262, 2,7lO, ,297 worth of pack
age medican was sold.
There are about $1,000 drug stores in
the United States. They do a total bus
mess of one billion 794 million dollars
year.
Brazil is the fourth largest country in
the world with an area of 3.275, 900 square
miles and a population of 36,S7O.00
Brazil produces four fiths of the worlds
crop and is second largest cocoa grover,
Bottled milk is delivered to patrons in
a Hawaiia town in set of lock boxes
arranged somew hat like those of post
Office
Potatoes are the largest and most val
liable vegetable crop in the United States,
The Chinese tell time with considerable
accuracy by looking at cats eye.
The puple becomes narrower as noon ap-
proaches and wider as the afternoon
Wanes.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1929-06-19
County :. ;. Covent on
- lie r. r. IT
Iooo leaf IN July

Ofic,:, If the Rowan County Sunday
3cho ! s.intion aunannr" that he
an2:.i county Sunday school Convention
VIA i. held on Tuesday ami W dntsday.
Ju;, = 81 in the scher tuding at
W pt #, N. G.
!. e.ng on the program will be several
al '}a best known Sunday School WORKERS
in t.. county The conv, ntion Is inter
den minational, and wc''ers from all
,.lday schools in the county are invited
i, participate in the work
In charge of the arrangements for the
convention are Prof [. L. ,rnith ana ".
H. C9nup, president and secretary of the
county Sunday school association. these
officers are requesting the cvoy,1aui0n If
OF all pastors. superinte1deuls and other
Sunday school Ierders N ti.e effort Il
make the convention success
The officers have ANNOUNCED ,har aeair
this year a pennant Will be pt=,enteI |,
the Sunday school hay n in Ghr ,.5
VeEtlon the largest aV, }- attendauve
of representatives. sixteen yeats Of aga
and over, according to The number O
miles Travelled, 1t is expecloa dial li!tlt
will be much friendly competition tor the
pennant amoung the Sunday schools Q
the county,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1929-06-19
Yirginian Declines
De Priest invitation

" "ash Gton jane IL In a letter de-
Ginning IL jnVjiatan + Representative
DePflrst neeru hrpu"i can, Illinois, 10 a
musical anG RECEIPT on here 'une 2l. Re
lrasenr1tive ShaHvr Republican. Virginia
said today that DrPriest was embarking
on d course which threatened ai1icable
relations between the races in the south
Any movement Of attempt By you in
the direction Of social equality is not a
tue Interpretation of the attitule of both
peoples" Shatfer said. 1t will not be
t. Grated by the white people of the cou-
njry. nor is it desired by the negro race.
The white people have tHeir position and
are respected in it, Iha colord race has
It's place and is respected in it,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1929-06-19
Deposed Salvation
Army CHIEF Dies

London, June 17--The funeral of Cen
eral Booth who died yesterday at the
age of 50, will be held Jund "a with full
Salvation Army honors The burial will
take pace.in Abney Park cemetery in
London.
Hadley Wood, En9lan.i. Inle II
Covered with a Salvation ar"A banner
the body of General Winram 3ramWel
B )oth lay in his pleasant suburban house
here today His passin5 a,t night va:
lnrecoenized by any out"ard sign o.
mourning either official, or a,noune tbs
rank and fle of the Salv alton army which
ne headed until !icposed ietuntly-
Not fl8g was lowered d. the interna
tional headquarters in queen Victoria
street. We keep Or standard flying
high" SAID high o]I~,ai for Genera
Booth is net dead he las possed 4
glory.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1929-06-19
Gibs and Jibes

Physician to ricn patient): You are
all ruu down. suggest thai you lay off
golf for while and get good rest al
your office"
Artist to (friend): Tee that picture
over there? Well. | painted it, and mill
ion wouldant buy it,"
Friend: well, I'm one of the millionl''
Il wish you'd speak to your daughter"
Mrs. ] 'ardup sal | to her hush md II
caught he kissing the ice man this NOR.
ming
Good heavens" exclaimed the father
that's awful
i should say ii is. The idea of her
wasting her time with the ice man when
we owe the grocer $780,"
Doctor; What you need, my dear
young lady, is little sun and air
Patient; Why Doctor, how dare you.
Why, I'm not eqen married "
Cashier (buylng fur coat: Can | wear
this fur coat III the rain without hurting
2"
Salesman: Madam have you ever seen
squirrel carrying all umbrela?"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1929-06-19
Vets and Widows
Getting $14,165

Rowan Confederate veterans and wId-
oNs of veterans have received their semi
annual STATE pension vouchers, these
being handed Gu at the Office of the
clerk of F0wa, ruperior court These
vouchers arrived l"St week having been
sent out FROM Raleigh, rot only for the
Rowan veterans but veterans and
widows of veterans in all counties in the
state. there being 2 vererans and 1O4
widows of veterans in Rowan
One hundred and forty-six of these
vouchers are icing iistrih ted in Rowan,
the total amounc paid out being S14,165,
divided as follows; - soldiers at Sle2. so
each. Or 81 : day, u.aki9e $685.. l3
cless A widows at 81 10 Zach. t0taling $40
So, and 81 class B widows al $50 each,
c,taI!na S4.556 Negro &c aaryants get
5lUV semi annually blir there are none
If these on the Rowan list
The COAL number OF .e,t.,ans checks
nailed out iron. Saleieh WAS 6,576. and
the lfuno totl! distrihuted throughout
Jorth Carolina is S633,uha. Each pens
.on pays ) cents fee WheH h. takes Up
ais voU,eer
The >hep., sant out from IT," Office of
tate Al ..,,r 'axter Du'h@m TO all of
tbe l0H cyuot..s in The state ar divided
a foIIoy
~,yss q widows, who set &l5o semi
aula4I, = 4.
d. s. D NiooMs, VINO GET F59 sen az
na J>. 81.
ErGra 3 servants, W., get $lnt
>+..l auuua
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1929-06-19
Capt. Hsnderlite To
Open Coal Yard.

Capt c M. Henderlite, who has recent
iy returned from Silver, in Southwest Vir-
ginia where he spent year or more. is
preparing to open coal yard and will
handle all grades of coal He will be To-
Gated on the east side of the railroad. Gear
the metal culveEt plant across the tracks
from the freight depot The tresle and
other equipment is now being put in and
he plans to open for business about July
Is, Daptain Henderlite engaged in the
coal business here for a number. of years.
some years ago.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1929-06-19
Juniors Adjourn -.
At Charleston

Charleston, June 2O.-The JUNIOR Order
United American Mechanics will bring
its biennial national convention to close
here today following final businees ses
ion. Many delegates will leave far tn sir
homes in the afternoon but the national
officers are expected to remain in the city
for several days for executive and COM
mittee conferences,
At ceremonies conducted last night the
orphan home degree was conferred upon
a large class of candidates representing
the many states which sent delegates
here. Memorial services were held, at
which the newly elected national counc-
ilor, Omer c. Stubbs, delivered the ad-
dress.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1929-06-19
Southern 2y. Shol men
Given Pay Increase

- g. or =. ore men emu owed in The
Sonthcrn's Spe.n er shops, alCne with !.
o. lr more 9th, shopmen or x system
hae i, is;.en mere sed in wages Il five an(
six y,.s> .,H hr,:~ 4,60O or these to oct th
sl1 ,,-t Y..,y and 4, 400 to rece ve The tirr
c,rnt ,ntreH.e.
has Increase !, effective as nf March
ast, anI give th:. men back .ay on tie
nasia # the rails OF three motils, o! 10 r
months v,j'h the present moHth. Ii IS
estiIra!eti hat there are about soc men
enEl..' cd daily Ia the Spencer shops and
basiss,: thn rails on the minimum OF )
cents an hour tbs means al ut $I20 a
day more Or S18.H)0 month in the in
crea Sc Of the SOuthern's payrt II at this
po:nt Or !.lif+ than $500 900 annually. y.
she Increases pay is effective FINN Mare.
last the ,.n4ouHt of back pay the Il =.
here vii. receive counting the month u
June, Hi i'll fHa TO something like SIS O.
The Increase in pay of the shopMen
was n..de from v Washington Tue8d ~
ehe bo u;d 2f arbitration, which has hac
the IL after in hand lol Inc weeks.
Shag wcr.,ers Of the Southern L :
strike yqte in March and sent. cl il
fav,t # -1r!kiug resulted, AT3I- IL
chez y Il: greed 10 BY the ncbl M the
road
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1929-06-19
bLOATED FEELING
And Dthes Troubles Went
Away After It's South
CaroIinian Had Taken
BIack-Dras gft,

Iva, S. C.-"T u, ed Black
Draugnt, at 1nteIFa,l.:. :.11' about five
years lays M I r5illiland, Of
this plsa2e. ''I tf:Ea L. Tor Indigestion.
"After eatirn. ] 0uld haye a
tight, bloated i"elu;g+, and pains in
my chest ana ,U Ach. I woula
spit rl3 my food, ana sonae things J
ate would not age with me at all
IT would te hungry, but afraid to
eat on acGcu It c. the indigestion. I
would be ct3Zs. .pated, too.
"f5or.e Gre to;d me that I should
Try RlacH-CraIght, which I did,
with good rtsjllts. 7 take just a
snail Co. aftar meals, and feel
like {, clilv> AT person.
"I ~, lave any more Trouble
Of ,ld. can now eat all
mCst .+uy,--ing 7 want to, at any
tiI1a at4I it does not hurt me.
''l-4-2: Draught is g splendid
n1e'1lcil1a, can recomend it 70
sJtIle..~S'' a
Thousands Of people have found
relief, in cases OF common indiges-
ion, by taking a pinch of Black
Draught after meals, and continuing
tilie treatment for several days.
Take Thedford's Black -Draught.
1T is purely vegetable and acts in a
1!alpful way, without the bad effects
OF mineral drugs. NC-1e9
I = asfl
f;{1Zd3|,I,aI1,1',|,i45slssIsfE||,9 f;{1Zd!a14hslsAs9g|A,Es n
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1929-06-19
Ju nior Home Cares
For 135 Children

Lexington, June 19-W. M. Shuford
Superintendent of the Junior Order Orphan
home here, who attended the national
council meeting of the order held in Char
lesion, S, C:r this week. reported that a
total of 1875 children are in the institution
here Children in the home came from
nine states North Carolina leads in the
number of children with II, Kent cky is
second, wife "a children The other states
represented in the institution are as fol-
lows: Tennessee 16, South Carolina 10
West Virginia 7, Pennsylvania 3, Georgia
/. Virginia /, Ali sections of North Caro-
lima are represented by the Il children
except Davidson county
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1929-06-19
Landis Roller
Mill Safe Forced

Tho safe in the office OF the Landis
roller mill, was forced open some time
Friday night and robbed of about $3.50,
The lob is believed to have been the
wor@ of amateurs. 1t is a small iron
safe and was forced open by the use of a
large ch sci and other tools, no evidence
of any safe blowing, or attempt at this
was left by the robbers A .32 caiibre
automatic pistol was also taken by the
robbie S.
entrance was gained to the mill by force
ing open door a crowbar being used for
this purpose Nficer Beaver, of Landis
said there was no trace Of the robbers
and that they left nothing behind to give
any clue as 10 their identity.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1929-06-19
Alexander Funeral

Charlotte. June 15.--Funeral services
for DR. H. Q. Alexander sc, who died Tues
day morning at his home neat Pinevile
were held today at Providence Presbytt-
rian church. Burial was in the Providence
cemetery. DR.. Alexander was for many
years president of the North Carolina
farmer anion and was the nominee of
the FarmerLabor party for vice president
of the United States last year He with
drew from the general election.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1929-06-19
Junior Cornerstone
Ceremony Attended
by Many, Lexington

Lexington. June 1S-Despjte the extre-
me hot weather which prevailed here
Sunday afternoon d large gathering of
members OF the Junior Order here and
fem various sections of North Carolina
witnessed the cornor stone laying GER
e;nDnieS conducted at the Junior Order
orphans home at 2:3O o'clock Notional
Councillor t. a. I.!ewewelyn of Cincinnti
Nh'1. pfr&jdeI over the exercises, assisted
ty other national officers and CficalS Of
lie r Ter i'he mn>irai program by the
boys bend and the 2Tl's g!ee club of the
Hauonal nrphanase oi the Junor Order at
lilin. Unio, was a pleasing feature Of the
occasion.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1929-06-19

A noted h,4flln Scientist declares that
le ape is decended from man, but c. {
lann Of the Osborne County Farmer
c1lnks that the pre- essor should have
Nostive evidence on the matter before
asting such a reflection On the ape Fof
instance he says no ape was ever known
10 stay out two-thirds of the night seren-
aiding the girls and attempting to sing
Sweet Adeline,' or Good Night Ladies
There is no evidence that any ape eve
had his picture published in a cigarette
advertisement or gave testimonial for
patent medicine, Furthermore, there is
nothing on record to prove that any ape
ever dug up from SIS to $40 for pint of
vile liquor that might permanently blind
him or burn hole in his stomach. Com
mon fairness to the lonp and honorable
record of the ape should make the aver
age human hesitate before trying to claim
him as relative.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1929-06-19
Representative Box
Assails Raskob

Washington. June 14.-Democrats of
the>country we're urged today by Repre-
sentative Box of Texas. assistant house
Democratic leader, to take their party
control cut Of the hands of John J, Ras-
kob, chairman of the national committee,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1929-06-19
nsbituai Constipation Cured
in1A to II DAYS

LAx-FOs WITH PEPSlN" is specially
prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for Haoltuai
Constipation. Ii relieves promptly ana
should be taken regularly for ID to II days
70 induce rel ular action. It ltStfmulates ana
Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take 0 soc
pel bottle .--.---
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1929-06-19

a Chicago judge exculpates a woman
Tor shooting at truant officer when she
explains to him that she thought it was
ner husbal d 1t seems to be open sea
son for husbands in Chicago tee year
round
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1929-06-19
Followed Suit

So ynr have dtcl,.e6 to take dip in
to IT," stock nlnAktt. How did YOU come
,ut<
Nlnst have So. ~ bad example for the
NJ rlet itt'J" dip Immediately after
ward
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1929-06-19

Farther: This show is not what l ex-
Dectee., I'm afraid it's scarcely the right
kind Of play for a girl your age
Dauehter: Oh. don't worry Pop. i
ex. ect maybe it will peQpie> as it goeS
on
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1929-06-19

Even though a woman is as heavy as a
truck she'll believe YOU and be pleased
| if you say she looks thinner.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1929-06-19

An optlmlst is man who believes
that some day real hair restorer will be
found. When a real hair restorer is found
we may look confdentally toward to the
ointment that will stimulate the elowth
Of new teeth, new fingers, hands and
feet.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1929-06-19

The common superstition is that it is
hard luck for a black cat TO cross the
path. 1t is true. 1t is also bad luck for
a rabbit or Rhode Island Red to cross the
path unless he hurries
The Washington times., 1929-11-01
R A I {
Low IN D. {.

The District OF Columbia had a
smaller divorce rate than was re-
corded in any State in the Union
during me year 1928, in spite of
the fact that the national divorce
rate showed steady Increase,
according to figures made public
yesterday by the Department of
Commerce. These figures gave the
divorce rate as 0.1S for the District
as minimum and 1852 per LOCO
population as maximum, which
occurred in Nevada.
The rate of marriage per 1000 Of
population ranged from 4.73 In
Delaware and "a in Wisconsin to
1863 in Mississippi and 53.S in
Nevada.
Marriage Rate Lower
In 1923 for the United States as a
whole, six marriages for each divorce
were reported. as against 6.25 in
1927. The District of Columbia and
New York State, each having but
one cause for absolute divorce. re-
ported 52.5 and 21.6 respectively,
while the rates in other States range
from il marriages to each divorce
in Georgia to 1.6 marriages to each
divorce in Nevada
The changes recorded ranged from
a decrease of 30.S in divorces in the
District of Columbia and 1913 in
Florida to increases of 32.9 per cent
in Nevada and 54.1 per cent in Yer
mont.
Despite the gain in population,
the number of marriages in that
year was 1856 less than in 1927,
when there were 1901 .05S.
At the same time the number of
divorces increased from 192.037 to
195.939. The decrease in marriages
crease in divorces 2 per cent.
In other words, a divorce was be-
ing granted for every half dozen
marriages performed.
The estimated population of the
United States on July /, 1929, was
120,01S.o00. A year before that 1t
was 11S,62S0O0. On the basis of
these estimates, the number of mar.
riaRes per 1000 of population was
9.S5 in 1923 as against 1912 in 1927.
The number of divorces per 900 of
population was 1853 in 1928 as
against 1.62 in 1927.
The Washington times., 1929-11-01
Charcoal Burners Hunt
Jobs as Industry Fails

LIBERTY, Tex, Nov. 1.-Ready
access to more convenient fuel has
marked the passing of a former
unique source of revenue of citizens
living in Southern Liberty and Cham
bers counties.
Formerly large fleet Of small
boats was required to haul charcoal
from Turtle Bayou, Wallisville Ana
huac and other convenient points
41ong Galveston Bay to Galveston.
Houston and more distant centers
when demand for the product was
excellent,
At this time, however. the demand
aas practically become nil and char
coal burners have turned to other
sources for employment.
The Washington times., 1929-11-01

s:30-WJz program.
1ll5-News: Hoist Orchestra,
12:00--Easy Chair,
~ 2:30-~McKinney's Orchesfra
WCAE--Pitts
1:30-TFacy Brown Orchestra
s:00--N.B.C. system.
le: e:5O--Nixon Orchestra
-ScheHectady-7e0-3Ss
1:30-Arpeko MinstreiA -,
S:O0--C0ncert o. .rchestra
s:0O--WEAF program,
KOA-DenveF--85O-aS
il:lS-COurtesy program: songs,
1z:OO-N.B.C. aystem: STAGE CoacheFn
4. M.
1:0e-N. BIC. system.
ANA-HOfIywOOd-l0
p. NJ.
1O:00-Featurs program,
ll:00--Order Of Do Nuts
I2:e0-rJiOn Tamers' program.
12:45-Hollywood Stadium.
kFl-LOs AnKeles-s4O.46s
l0:N0-E. II. B.C..ArmstronE0uaker
10:3O-N. B.C.-Armour sproEram.
ll;0o--N. r. .C.-R.CA. hour.
l2:OO-N. b C. Borden program
12:a0--N. y. .C-~Ofl Co, &r
LOON. .R.C.-In the ParIor,
:30-N. B.C.-The Nomads.
kG0-OakIaBd-70e-S
2:00-HaIstead'R Orchestra
The Washington times., 1929-11-01
BEST PROSPECTS

S:45 D. m.-Santa Claus talks
Esto the Riddles -3l8-N.B.C1.
Il $3.50 p. m.-kathryn Dunning.
pianist -fWOL-a?9).
6:45 D.. m.--Bob Carbaugh and
bis nike" (WMAT.-476).
$500 m.--Margaret Ogden
soprano tWJSV -2O5l.
CHAIN PROGRAMS
500 y. m.-Clties Service Con-
feert Orchestra and The Cavaliers.
2lN.B.C CD New YOrk-WEAF. WRC.
/ s:Oo-Tr1e Story Hour. tColum-
bla) WMAL. etc.
Il 1900 p. m.-Pianters PickeFs,
L tN.B.C.l New YOrk-WEAF. WRC,
/ SWTIC. WAR. ETC.; BFemer-TulIy
Time, (COIumbia) WMAL. etc.
11:0O p. m.-AmOS M Andy,
tN.B Oh New YOrk-WJZ, WRC,
WBZA. KDKA. etc.
DANCE MUSIC
1900 p. fn.-MidniKht Dance
Music (W0L-229l.
11s00 D. m.--Midnight Jan Gar
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The Washington times., 1929-11-01
FIRE APPARATUS READY

MCLEAN. Va, Nov. 1.-The new
pumping apparatus for the Mclean
Volunteer fire department is now
In Washington and will be delivered
to the Mclean firemen as soon as
1t has been given the official 12.hour
pumping test specified by the Ma
tional Board of Underwriters.