davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19
CENTRAL CLEAR CHANNEL STA rIoNs

2s3.s-kYW chleano-fo7o
5:3o-Uncle Bob walter WILSON,
6:00-Tea Garden Orchestra
6:3O-WJZ a. WEAF C2 hrsD
e.SO-Brevities. Dance Music
iV:09-News e. Orch. Som: WIZ. Ism.
O;45-Dance Music t5=4 hrs.)
s44s-WENR c~hieauo-s7o
7:i5-Farmer's Farmer
a;00-Weener Minstrel show
Iu:OO-Smith Family: Music Parade
u .uD-Grab Rar: Candle Chorus
u:50-Mike e. Herman: Gossip
l2:00-DH AIR Vaudeville (2 hrsO
40 +WcN-WLI5 c~htoaro-72o
6:00-Quin; Ensemble: Comedians
s.yV-Eioorwalker. Kondy Kids
SOTO he announced
s.30-Same az WEAF rfh rr-)
lV.00-News. Feat Dance tait hrs)
3l4.e-WLs chieaao-s7o
6:50-Farmer's Short Course
1.30-Feature Program
500 Musical Pro-ram Hour
A7+WMAo chieaao-s7o
6;00-Orchestra: q. OF G. Talk
7:0O-Hour from WABC
s:0O-Howard OBrlen. Concert Orch.
S;3Q-WABc Programs Gik hrs.D
lo;O0-Dan & sylvia: Concert Orch.
l0:30-Amos-Andy: Concert Orch.
il:0o-Dance Music (3 hrs.D
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19
4sf.s-wsm NashvIHe-sso

e:30-wJZ (s0m.): Vocal a Orch.
T:30-Francis Craig's Orchestra
S:00-WJZ Programs Gi5 hrs.)
s:3J-Musical Movie News
&c: Gothic Shield Men
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19
CHANNEL STATIONS
6 cAY. JAAu Try IS
~ Tie dcS1t lated Pressl



programs in Central SiarIa,d time. an time IL r. N. unless ctharrtn
indicated Waveengths on left OF call letters. knocycies on right
44s-wEAF New York-eso CN5c chain)
7Oo-New Business Word-Aso WGY wWJ WSA wow wDAr VINO
-. AMSMB Nk1- kOA WOAl kTES kSD WHO WAPI KPRC WBAP
~ iLaEnqEs Rand L3rcs-AEo. NGY WV WSA WIS KSD WHO WOW
MpDhF ,M-IIaMJ ,kSIP uMEBC WAX WHO'D WHAS wSM VINO WISE
-. WAFl NSMB WkY KTEiS WBAP KPRC WOAI KOA KSL WSBT
eao-Waher pamrosch symphony Orchestra-Aso WGY WTAM wWJ KsI
WHO WOW WDAF WTMJ wEBC WAX WHAS VINO wSB WBAF
SaO-B a. Role and His Dance Orchesua-Also WGY WV WGN Rsr
WHO WOW WDAF WHO'D KSTP WTMJ WSMB WAX WHAS WsE
... MBAP hPkC NOAl WkY WAPI WSAI WFJC WFBC
,,U0D1o- IIroubadolr &. the Moon, Lannie Ross-Also WFJC KSD WOW wIor
W. ~ SSmih bahew Z OEchestra-Aso WOW WDAF WKY WV RSn VINO
'""-huoy Nahee Orch-Also WTAM KD WHO WOW KSTP WAX VINO
s45e-wA5c New Vork-seo tces chaIn)
E0o-Explorfng the Jungie-Aho WADE wKRC wGHP wrRM rou
"W- Ermny y ephpeeIIio gI|~,AASsou W.DC WIKI NkRC WGHP WOTO W5dAC
lSo-Male Chorus-Also WkRC WGHP WFBM KNOX Kou, KNfRc wrs1l
am MCC0 wBW kFH WBcM -wsPD .WBRC WOOD WREC KLRA
e"So-Samoyar-Aso WADE Wink WKRC WGHP WoWO wFEWN ~
80. KNOX KOHL kMBC WISH WCCo WTBw KFH WBcM WHIT
NOV Hour-Aiso- -MADC Wink WKRC WGHP VIXEN unUn
WsFD wMTo WBRC WFIW WOOD wREC WAC WDsU KiRD
1ooo-lomhardos Orch-Also WADC WIKI wKRC NICHE KoiT' E.Eur
WISH .WlBW WHCM WSPD WHIT WBRC WOOD wREC KiRA
Observation-Disclosures KOHL kMBC WISH WIBW WBCM WHIT TRRc
so+@WJz New Tork-7so (N5c chan)
6:5o-The Brush Man-wJZ and citations
IVo-Ihe FIckard Family in Southern Meodes-Aso WHO RrAR w~r
13o-The SNyeNFute. Story Of n Wandering Gypsy-Aiso RWR
sN-Broadway .Lghts-Also WREN KDKS. enou = !" r.. -.
e.o-AnsueIs-Also kDkA WLW WJR KYW KWE WREN " AD~
sOo-Ehicago Civic ope-a-Aso KDKA wJR KWK WREN wrvv
.m oy- slumoer Music, Strng Ensemhle-Aiso WREN WIZ III nv
1oSo-Amos n Andy-Only 10 WMAQ KYW KWE VT TJ -
Chicago Studios Nec
-NNUa Ow~hmARm W. nnOyU EnA TG~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19

ess.s-kYW chieaso-1ozo
e-0e-Orchestra Program
6:30-WJZ Programs ia hrs.)
S:lS-Weekend Party; Feature
s:tS-Musical: Orchestra
s:50-Feature Program
1o:30-News: Dance Music q hrs.)
s<4.s-WENR c~hieaso-s7o
s.0o-Downer's Grove Club
s:0o-Sunday Sym. Concert ln hrs.)
i0:3o-Occidental Olio
1i:00-Grab Bag; Vaudeville "a hrs-)
4ie.4-WcN-WLIe chIeaso-72o
s:3o-Larry Larsen, Organist
1:00-Pat Barnes: Dinner Music
1;SO-Nighthawks: Symphonic Ex-
s:lS-wEAF uh hrs.): Porters
lo:oo-News: Dreams; Dance (2iz h.
344.6-WLs chieaso-s7o
e:o0-Sams as wEAF C3om.)
6:30-Littie Brow Church
5:3oGSame as WEAF
+7.s-WMAo chIeaso-e7o
e:0o-orchestra t45m.): wABC
f:O0-Sunday Evening Club
s:15-Auld Sandy G5m.): wABC
10 :00-Orchestra: Eible Orchestra
<2s.s-WLW cInelnnati-7oo
s:so-WJZP Programs ok hrs.)
SOUTHERN CLEAR
<o5.2-WS6 AtIanta-74o
e:o0-wEAF & WIZ C34 hrs.)
~s:15-Brirht Spot Hour
2es-3-kRLD DaIias-io4o
s.s0-SMU vesper Services
s:0o-Hour from WABC
374.s-WeAP Fort Worth-soo
s:30-Crimson Limited Serenaders
1e:o0-Prissy & Jack: Dance e hrs.)
2ss.3-kTHs Hot s~prinps-fo4o
s:0o-WJz & wEAF Il hr.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19
CENTRAL CLEAR CHANNEL STATIONS

41s.s-WLw cineinnatI-7oo
s:se-Historical: Automatics
.:5o-WIZ (3Om.): Band
s:sO-WJZ t30m.D: The Club
S.5V-MJZ t30m.l: Orchestra
io'sV-Trio: Hotel Orchestra
ll:30-Singers: 18th Hour
2ss.e-Woc Davenport-fooo
s:4S-WEAF Programs C2A hrs.)
Prefecture by DR.. Palmer
lo'OV-Chains; Dream Hour fiik hrsO
asa.s-WJR ~Detrclt-7so
Parliamentary; Service Man
o;5O-Brevities: Movie Club
a:$V-Same as WIZ (2is hrs.)
i9.O1-News; Dance (30m.l: WIZ
iI;vO-Oid Timers; Dance q hr.)
s7o.2-Wcco Minneapolis. 81. PsuI-sfo
soo-WABc Programs q hrs.)
6:on-"The Strollers'
1o:o0-PolltIcians Gsm.): wABc
ll:VO-Dick Longs Orchestra
Us.t-kmox ST. Louis-fcso
s:5o-WABC Programs "a hrs.D
g.30-The Musketeers
lo;eo-Erevities: Dance Music
STATIONS
s:oo-orchestra: Fiddle Five: Dance
s:Oo-Same as WIZ (3om.)
Se5.s-WHAs LouIsviHe-s7o
s;oo-Dtnner Music: Orchestra
:V9-WEAF & WIZ Il hr.)
:10-Chefs n jug Band
N;5O-WEAF a. WIZ a hr.)
'.SV-Daughters of C~onfederacy
ly:Vo-Reporters; Homing Program
III :Oo-Dance Music Hour
@6f.5-Wsm NsshviHe-sso
e.0o-Orchestra and Contralto
6;s0-WII & WEAF UH hrs.)
S:0e-lrcyram OF Erevities
S.3O-WFNF e. WIZ q hr.l
o~.3e-ieatuFc: Concert Orch.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19

2s3.s-kYW c~hIeaeo-fc2o
6:00-OrcheStra: Glee Club
1:00-WEAF * WIZ g hrs.)
lo:oo-News: Orch. (30m.D; WIZ Q5m.'
lO:t5-Dance Music (3A hrs.l
s4@.e-WENR chieaeo-s7o
it:o0-Grab Bag: Music Parade
l1:a0-Aiike g. Herman: Gossip
l2:O0-DA Air Vaudeville q hrs.)
4is.4-WGN-WLIB chIeaao-72o
6:0o-Quin: Nighthawks: Feature
1;O0-Radio F1oorwalker
I:30-WEAF Programs tiis hrs.)
9:Ov-Sports Review: 1893 Program
1O'0O-News: Feat: Dance C2ik hrs.)
s44.s-WLs chieaao-s7o
6;3o-Farmer's Short Course
.;SO-Musical Program: Orchestra
S;50-Feature: Concert Orch.
s;50-Choral Music: Fun Shop
lo:3o-Same as WEAF C3Oml
@@7.s-WMAo chieaco-e7o
6:o0-Lecture: Orchestra
s:30-WABC Programs fsi5 hrs.l
l0:00-Dan & Sylvia: Orchestra
l0:30-Amos-Andy: Concert Orch.
1l:oO-Danee Music % hrs.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19

7s3.s-kYW chleapo-fo2o
e:0o-Tea Garden Orchestra
6:50-WJZ q WEAF (3iA hrs.l
10:o0-News. Orch. (50m.); WIZ (iSm.)
lo:45-Dance Music (3ts hrs.)
34.e-wENR chIeaao-s7o
ii:30-Dance: Mike & Herman: Gossip
l1;oo-DX Air Vaudeville q hrs.)
4fe.+-WGN-WLI5 chIease-7ao
6:o0-Quin: Dance: Comedians
i:00-Radio Floorwalker
T:30-FeRture; Concert
9:0o-Pat Barnes: Troupers
1O:00-News; Feat: Dance g hrs)
s44.e-WLs chieaso-s7o
6:30-Farmer's Short Course
T:30-Musical: Orchestra
S:50-President t30m.): WEAF f3tm.)
9:S0-Musical (30m.): WEAF (3om.)
io:So-WLS Show Boat q hr.)
44T.5-WMAo chieauo-67o
6:00-Concert Orchestra
7:30-WABC Programs q hre.)
s~:30-Singers: Dan & Sylvia; Piano
10.S0-Amos-Andy: Pianist
III :00-Dance Music q hrs.)
42s.3-WLW cineinnati-7oo
6:50-WJZ (30m.); F~ootlights
T:3o-Ask Me G5m.): WIZ (45m.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19
;HANNEL STATIONS
zss.s-KTHs Hot sprIno,--tcxo

Z5.S-NTFs Hot SprInas-f040
e:00-Hour OF Dance Music
1o:00-Studio Features (30m.)
11:00-Dance Frollc Hour
Se5.e--WHAs LcuisvIlIe-e2o
s:oo-Cooking Club: Dancers: WIZ
7:00-Dance: Voice Of Bank
S:0O-WJZ & Feature q hrs.)
10:00-Reporters: Homjng Program
lI.O0-Dance Music Hour
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19
CENTRAL CLEAR CHANNEL STATIONS

s:i5-Kerneis
S:30-Syfnphony Hour
9:30-Great Adventures
l0:00-Musical Novelesque
ll:o0-Little Jack Little (som.)
2ss.s-Woc pavennort-iooo
e:0o-wEAF (30m.): Mai. Holmea
1:00-Grocer Bows
1:SO-Same as WEAF (3A hrs.l
3ss.s-WJR Detroit-75o
e:00-Corn Peppers: Ensemble
6:SO-Same as WIZ (2k hrs.)
S:t5- VIZ. Happy Half Hour
10:ooSQuartst C5m.): WIZ U5m.1
1O:30-Orchestra Program
1l:Oo-Organ Requests; Dance q hr.)
2ss.S-WoWo ". W~syne-fteo
s:oo-wABc Programs 6 hrs.)
l0:00-Rev. Redigsr
S7o.2-Wcco M~inneapoIIs-S Sc. Paul-sfo
s:45-same as wABC (ism.)
I:00-Minneapolis Symphony
S:00-Eour from WABc
9:00-Feature: Don Amalzo
i0:00-Hour from WABC
~275.I-KMox ST. LouIs-1ceo
6:0o-Ancestors: French Trio
6:45-WABC Programs (25- hrs.l
s:30-Musical Program
i0:O0-Willie & Lille; Sports. wABC
STATIONS
e:0c-Orchestra: Vocal: Orch.
10:30-organ Concert
3e5.6-WHAs LoulsvIiIe-s2o
s:oo-wEAF & WIZ (3A hru.)
S:l@Kentucky Program
s:45-Same as WEAF (30u.)
lo:i5-Reporters: Times Trio (45r.l
4ef.3-WsM NashvifIe-65o
6:0o-WEAF a. WIZ QH hrs.)
1:15-Vine Street Church
s:15-Hour from WEAF
9:l5-WSM Rhythm Symphony
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19

80 s-WLW cinelnnatI-Yoa
e:9o-EducatIonal: Scrap Book
a9-narker's Singing SchsoI
t.9e-NJZ and Feature NL hrnN
s-sp-feanut Review: Might club
5l-Frngram on BrevitIeA
lntnN-rhime ReverIes
~ :0l-JaCk Little. Howard u.I..-
4%.UV-Thirteenth Hour
2ea.s-Woc Davenport-rooo
5t89-Bulletin Board: Feature
t.i2-M EAF Programs C3A hrnN
4y.yo-F'7frre: Dream Hour Ill hrsA
3ose-WJR Detroit-75o
6:00-Amns-Andy: Reveries
1-ag-WJZ uia hrs.): Feature n ~ =
s.01-Hour from VIZ ~
I9-Nl-News. Dance f3Om). WIZ
I..N-orFnn and Dance Hour
25s5-WoWo ~. wayne-ttso
ss9-Hour from WABC
9-10-To tic t2n- =. 49,
s7o-2-"cco Minneapolis 81. Pau-sIe
6.0l-Hnur OF Orchestras
a0l-WABC t30ml: Orch.
e.1l-Orch. t30ml: WABC tsi1 hruN
ll.Vl- land: Organ Recital
275.t-kEO& 81. LouI.-1cao
500 Vocal; Tony Cabooch
l;D& -WABc Programs "a hrsO
lu.91-Willie & Lille: Sports
lV.J0-Dlnce Music
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19
CHANNEL STATIONS

9.0n-nance Music Hour
l0.J0-Orchestra: Studio Il hrs
2e5.6-WHAs LouisvIiIe-s2c
6:00-Dinner Dancers
t.Sl-WJZ t31m.D. Broadway
1:l5-Rarl Schmidt: Players
S:lo-WEAF & WIZ (1il hrs.)
l.;l- University RI Kentucky
ll;50-Dance Music
46i.5-WSM NashvIHe-6so
6;00-Studio Orchestra
al-Same as WIZ (30n.O
ZOO Quartet: Orchestra
btU0-NBC a. Feature G2A hrMl
i0.So-WSM Dance Program
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19

1:3o-Same es VIZ n hrN
s:50-Concert Orchestra: Band
Iu:Dv-Two on the Aisle
~ lance and Variety Hour
i=.VO-Thirteenth Hour
2ss.s-WHo Des NoInss-tcc
e;oO-WEAF: MinstrelS
a:0U-Feature ann WEAF
MEAF x VIZ C2h hrs.l
lo:SGFrttz 4 Flip. Feature
3ss.s-WJR Detrolt-1So
e:5o-Entertainers
rgg-MJZ q hr.D: Cigar Girls
S;S9-Hour from WIZ
s:SO-Dance: In Shadowiand
4V'So-Dance and Organ UI4 hrs)
2's.5-woWo IT. Wayne-nSo
7:QO-ktnance; Quartet
''SV-NABC Programs q hrs.)
sIoz-Wcco Minneapolis St. Pauf-efo
-Musica t39ml; Orchestra Hr.
e'uV-Same as WABC ni5 hrs
S'Sp-Aristocrats; Bridge Game
lD:50-Same as WABC I30ml
ll:00-The Old Settlers
27S.i-kko& 81. Louis-1oso
6:o0-Bakers: Howard Melaney
1:oO-Oilers Program
.a'SO-WABC Programs (2iA NJ,
IV:vy-Miilie & Lille: Sports
o:sO-Dan Music
CHANNEL STATIONS
1.00-Barn Dance Hour
9;3O-HourL from WEAF
iO.sO-Danco Music (30m.)
3e5.6-WHAS LouIsyiIe-s7o
e:oo-WEAfT (3om.): Orchestra
1:Vo-WEAF a. WIZ (31 hrs.)
Iv-.V-keporterS: Homing Program
ll:lo-Dance Music (50m.)
%et.3-WsM NashviIe-eso
6:Oo-Studio: Craig's Orchestra
f:tO-WEAF a. VIZ Ih hrs.1
S.3Q-StudiO Pro-ram
e:o1-WEAF & WIZ UH hrs.l
~. '-l q AN Serenaders
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19

~ NC d1TTUTCI TTW1
Programs in Central Standard time All time Is r. H. unless otherwise
Indicated. waveengths on left OF call letters klocyces on right
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19

PIograTs IN Central S9riatd time All time Is r. N. unless ethsrrtSs
indicated Waveenghs on left OF call letters. knocyces n right
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19
CENTRAL CLEAR CHANNEL STATIONS

T:3o-The Troopers
S:30-WJZ (30m.): The Hall
e:S0-Dream Shop
1O:OO-Jack Little. Los Amigos
1l:OO-Orchestra: Mansfield e Lee
l2:C0-Thirteenth Hour
2se.s-WRo ces M~oInes-fcoo
s.0O-Mirstrels: Feature
I.Oo-WEAF Programs III. hrs.)
S:30-S;udio Program
9:00-WEAF q hr.): Studio
l0.5O-Fritz & FLIP: Grab Bag
s9ss-WJR Detrois-7so
e:oo-Amos-Andy: Hill Billies
6;50-Two Pairs: Cigar Makers
I:Se-WJz Programs t2is hrs.l
lo:O0-News; Nespers: Orchestra
ll:0O-Orsan Requests: Dance q hr.)
25e.-WoWo RI. Wayne-tfeo
s;oo-Musical: Motor Club
':oo-WABc Programs g hrs.)
S7o.2-Wcco Minneapolis st. Paui-sie
FOOTBALLS; wABc: Foresters
S:oo-Same as WABT az hrs.)
e:30-Theater Program
io:S0-WABC t30m.l: Concert OreH.
27s.f-kMox ST. LouIs-foeo
s:o0-Feature; WABC
T:e0-Musical Program
1:30-WABC Programs (2k hrs)
10:00-WfIie & Lille: Sports
I0:3o-Dance Music
CHANNEL STATIONS
s;oo-Horr from wEAF
1i:oo-Dance Music (30m.)
sss.e-WHAs IoulsvIHe-zs
6~:oo-dymns: Hotel Orchestra
7;0o-WEAF e. WIZ a hrs-)
11:Oo-Darce Music Hour
<st.s-WsM NsshviHe-sso
G:on-Orchestra: Happy Cope
e.Sp-Francis Craig's Orchestra
1:09-WEAF e WIZ q hrs.)
1o:0o-violinist; Sherm Thompson
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19
CENTRAL CLEAR CHANNEL STATION.

,,n-B1njokester: Saturday KntrhsR
s:o0-Feature Conn; WIZ Csom
s:0n-Honolulans: Cossacks ~
1o:oo-Trio; Jack Little Is hrs.)
2ss.s-WHo Des M-oIne,-fooo
fSSS-K9ekiPE Chair tsom.l; NBC
1o:O0-Feature: Fritz q Film
1l.oO-Same as WEAF Il hr.D
sss.s-WJR Detrolt-7so
e:0o-Amos-Andy: Ladies
e:S9-univ. OF Michigan Hour
15O-Barn Dance
s:9e-songs; symphony a. Singers
s.s1-Same as WIZ Qll hrs.1
io:00-News; WIZ (3omJ; Darcs
Al'oO-Songs and Dance q hr.)
2Ss.s-WoWo r.. Wayne-1feo
T:50-Organ Concert
Programs e hrs.l
37o-2-Wcco MinneapoIis.st. Paul-sfo
6:oo-Dinner Concert: Book Man
6:fS-F1FSside PHILOSOPHERS
1:0o-MuslcaI C5m.); wABC
t;3o-Poppers G5m.); wABc C7x hi
lV'oo-Dance Music q hrs.)
27s.f-kMo& 81. LouIs-1oso
e:5o-Friendship Club: Vocal
1;l5-WABC Programs C2Z hrsO
10:00-Wiilie e. Lille: Sports 800
l0:SO-Dance Music
CHANNEL STATIONS
s:oO-orehestra; Jubilee Singers Il Id
3e5.e-wHAe LeuIsvlHe-seo
6:oo-Band: Peppers: Oilers
I.5O-Same rs WEAF (2H hrs.)
l0:00-Greater Louisville Ensemble
Ii:oo-Studio Concert Hour
Af.3-WsM NashvIHe-eso
6:O0-WEAF C30m.): SUNDAY School
7;00-Barn Dance
l;5o-Same IS wEAF (3om.)
s;VV-Barn Dance a. Studio a hrs.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19
44s-wEAF New York-sso CNec Chain,

Programs In Central Standard time All time is r ~ uness othervfs
Indicated wavelengths on left Of call letters. hlocyces on right
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19
SOUTHERN CLEAR
STATIONS
<os.a-wss Atlanta-74o
4os.2-WSB AtIanta-74o

-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19

a. al rograT IN Central Standard time. All time Is p NJ ur,.. .A.-...
hoieated Waveength Q left Of call letters knocyces on rIrhv, "s otneTwis
Special Early Marina Hn.-.- .nnn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19

Programs In Central standard time. All time - r NJ unless other
oeate "aFelenghs on left Of call letters. klocycles o right
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19

o.vn-Orchestra: Happy Cope
e.Se-Francis Craig's Orchestra
1:O9-WEAF & WIZ q hrs.)
10:0o-violinist; Sherm Thompson
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19
SOUTHERN EAR STATIONS

e;oo-Horr from wEAF
1l:00-Darce Music (30m.1
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19

6:oo-dymns; Hotel Orchestra
1;0o-WEAF e. WIZ a hrs.)
11:O0-Darce Music Hour
Evening star., 1930-12-14
C0manchO s
Campfire Stories.

Everybody notices the winds, which blow
where they please without let or hindrance
whether they be gentle Summer zephyrs or
violent Winter gales. But how many people
really know anything about winds or why they
blow? Very few, outside of those who have
business with the winds and must therefore
understand them.
The people who do know winds are usually
sailors, aviators or perhaps farmers-strange as
that may seem at first glance. But we must
remember that farmers windmills, grow
crops that are affected by wind and have to
be out in all kinds of weather, windy or other
wise.
Now winds are nothing but currents Of air
in motion, and they were once supposed to be
air rushing to some place to fill vacuum
caused by a mysterious something that storm
did to normal air! Today most people realize
that wind is like swift river in its ways. 1t
makes "holes in the air. for the aviator because
it twists, rolls or swirls up, down and across
just as water does below waterfall or dam.
If we could see air as we can see water the
winds could be seen to act much as water does,
only much more swiftly. But we still would
not know how and why these wind currents
start to move.
When the weather gets hot it will probably,
through air expansion, create current of wind
which will whirl about a center Just as you
have seen water whirl in a whirlpool. The
movement will be in direction opposite to that
travelled by the hands of clock Our air pool,
however will spin upside down, the center
travelling upward into high attitudes, carrying
the heat with it, Such whirlpool may be
thousand miles across, and after it gets whirling
its center usually begins to travel eastward.
Then the weather department locates it and
calls it a "low-preSsure disturbance" and keeps
track of its movements and progress.
If the wind is blowing so miles hour this
fact is recorded and the weather man issues a
forecast in which he predicts the direction of
travel, the temperature and also whether or
not it may develop into high intensity" This
means that the wind travels even faster, up TO
100 miles an hour.
Such a storm is known as a '1ow-pressEe
cyclonic disturbance" and its intensity is
measured by the speed of the wind which de-
termineS whether it is a breeze, a wind or a
gale. Our lows" Of this nature usually come
out Of the Northwest they occur more often
in Winter than in Summer, sEnd they bring us
most of our snow and some of our rain.
The "high" Of the weather reports is also a
cyclonic disturbance, which means that it is a
whirling storm funnel-like in shape. The low
pressure storm Is more less warm, but the
high is always cold, for it whirls downward
from high attitudes. 1t spreads out over the
ground in every direction from the center and
thus makes our cold waves, while the "low"
sucks inward to the center and then upward
thus making our storm winds that bring rain
and snow.
Evening star., 1930-12-14
Sitting on a B0ttle.'

Why tell your friends to "go sit on a tack
when you can have them sit on bottle and
provide everybody with good laugh?
Take round quart bottle, such as a milk
bottle, or one holding two quarts, and place it
on the floor on its side. Then the person who
Is to try the stunt must sit on the bottle with
his legs extended straight in front Of him. and
the neck OF the bottle pointing toward the
front.
From this position, he must raise his legs
from the floor and, while balancing himself
write his name or a piece of paper
Do you think it's easy? Try it at your next
party and If it doesn't make you laugh you
should see doctor to have your funny bone
examined!
Evening star., 1930-12-14

Paul Field goes to the little Central American
republic of San Miguel visit his brother Leonard
who represents American mining machinery COM
pany there. Leonard tells him that there is danger
of revolution to be led by Pancho TorreZ, a des-
perado active in the mountains AS Paul and Leonard
Just beow the PRESIDENTIAL palace they have col
daughter. WHO blames the accident on them and is
Leonards car. which spoils his plans to take Paul
OUT 10 see the government mines on the following
day. However. Senorita Guardia realizes that she
has been unjust to her American neghbor and insists
on taking them out in her She has been abroad
for several years in Europe and the United States
Presidents daughtep in San Miguel. They reach the
mines all the buildings burned To the ground
and signs of life visible = "
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RIDDLES

One of these days when it is much too cold
and stormy to be outside stay in by the fire and
exercise your brain by figuring out the answers
to the riddles we have for you this week
l. Why is a defeated army like wool?
2. How does boy look if you hurt himf
g. When is a COW not a COW?
4. Why does a woman press a street car
button with her thumb and a man with his
finger?
s. What is the difference between a cat and
q match?
ANSWERS.
because it is worsted. PIT makes him
yell "Oh" (yellow). 3-When it is turned into
a pasture. 4-To stop the car of course. s.
The cat lights on its feet and the match on its
head.
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The definitions are:
Evening star., 1930-12-14

IN moment Leonard had piloted the
car close to the ruins and they jumped
out. Then they saw what had es-
capped their vision before. In front of
what had been the Office building
lay the bodies OF two men. Leonard ran
forward and bent them. When he
Strengthened up his face was grim
Shot" he said. They are both dead. Some
body will pay for ths!"
They stood aghast, wondering what it meant
Then Leonard went on. These were two of our
men-Americans-super the installation
Of new machinery in the mines. There was only
one other American here. and that was Carter,
the superintendent. I wonder"
'Listen!" Paul held up hand Then they
2H heard it-a feeble cry from somewhere be-
hind the ruins. They rushed forward and Paul
noticed that Leonard went first and that his
hand was clutching that automatic in his coat
pocket.
Behind a pile of smoldering timbers they
came upon Carter. He was sitting upright
against an unburned tree stump, and as they
came closer they saw that his face was deathly
pale with pain.
"Carter" burst out Leonard What has
happened?"
''Pancho Torrez," replied the wounded mine
superintendent in a voice that was bitter
though feeble "He dropped in on us yesterday
with several hundred of his cut-throats. It's
the revolution this time, Mr. Field He
made all the workers here quit and when I
opJecCeu ana hagen and Collins stood by me,
they opened up on us. The other two boys are
dead, but they just winged me-"
Leonard said something under his breath
And where did Torrez go?" he demanded
Hes headed for the capital" replied Carter
Ought to be almost there by now Probably
his army-yes, he's got enough of them to
call 1t an army-will rest while just outside
the city and go in tonight And believe me,
they mean business"
| EONAEeD gazed down at Carter. Obviously
the man was very weak from loss of blood.
He needed medical attention at once Then
Leonard turned and looked into the white faces
of Paul and Senorita Guardia
We've got to get out of here-and fast!" he
said. Evidently Torrez and his army took
another route to the city, because we saw
nothing OF them on our way here. Therefore
we may have chance in getting back there if
We hurry" He turned to the girl. "Senorita,"
he said, you must realize what this means II
Torrez were to capture you he could at once
force your father to resign, and the revolution
would be Immediately successful. But he may
not know you by sight and even if we are
stopped along the road we may get through
At any rate, we've got to try it. We can't stay
here, that's certain"
Then he turned to Paul. Lets get Carter
INTO the CAR he directed.
The big roadster had a roomy rumble seat
Evening star., 1930-12-14

And now how many different words can you
form from the letters in WINTER? Rearrange
them any way you like but each letter can be
used only once in word. There are 80
words in our answer-can you make many?
Remove the middle letter from a part of
flower and get to ring. Remove the middle
letter from dervish and get beautiful.
Each of the following queer looking words is
an article Of clothing worn in Winter, but the
letters have been jumbled up Can you
straighten them out!
/. vACOROTE. g. SEGSHOAL.
2. FELFRUM. 4. BOSULE.