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Scalp is healthier, cleaner
{ The End
Feel how it ~
inVigorates your scalp

WHEN ugly flakes and scales begin
W to speck your clothes, when your
scalp begins to itch annoyingly, it's
time TO act and act fast
Nature may be warning YOU that
infectious dandruH has set in D..
may be telling you to do something
about it before it gets any worse.
Start now with Listerine Anti
septic. Just douse it on your scalp
and hair morning and night and fol-
low with vigorous and persistent
massage.
This is the simple medical treat
ment which has shown such out
standing resultsin a substantial ma
jority Of clinical test cases the
easy method used by thousands in
their own homes.
Listerine, the antiseptic that has
been famous for more than so years
as a mouth wash and gargle. often
brings quick improvement in cases
Of infectious dandruff. because it
gives both hair and scalp an anti
septic bath. The loosened dandruff
scales begin 70 disappear. Your scalp
feels healthier, more invigorated.
And meanwhile, Listerine is killing
millions Of germs on scalp and hair,
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probable that he might endure
an operation in the same manner.
without awakening And. as it
wasn't considered healthy TO adj
minister any kind Of anesthetic
the doctors figured this was the
only course left.
Besides, there probably was
one chance in ten that the-man
wouldn't move at the first slash
Of the knife.
As the keen-edged scalpel bit
into the abdomen of the patient,
doctors and nurses stood around
the operating table. waiting for
the slightect stir from the man.
but not move was observed.
And the operation continued to
d successful conclusion.
No one has ever told the pa
tent about his operation, nor
has he ever spoken OF it himself.
For. at last reports, nc was still
sound asleep.
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including thequeer bottle bacillus"
recognized by outstanding authori-
ties as oausative agent Of the in
fectious type Of dandnlg.
Clinical results Of this simple.
pleasant treatment have been liter
ally amazing. In one test, 769g Of
dandruff sufferers who used Listerine
and massage twice a day, within a
month showed complete disappear
-ance of, or marked improvement IN,
the symptoms.
II you've got the slightest syu1p-
tom Of this trouble, don't waste any
time. You may have a real infection.
so begin today with Listerine Anti.
septic and massage. To save your
self money. buy the large economy
size bottle.
LAMBERT PHARNAcAI Co. ST Lous No
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Years ago the ship James Moi
fat Bristol 10 Philadelphia. was
wrecked on Brehan, one of the
Sicily Islands off Lands End
There was only one survivor. a
Mrs Carey. who lost her hus-
band and baby.
The islanders gave her a home,
But she went mad and forever
walked the cliffs looking out into
the storms hoping TO sec her nus
band and BOY. Then she took
shelter in an old Druid Temple
on a headland and every night
they'd see her sitting on the
rocks looking out to sea
The petrels swarmed on that
island and she used to feed EN-,
and they'd fly about her poor
crazy head and chirp as if they
understood her talk. The islanders
wouldn't touch one Of Mother
Carey's chickens for anything,
for that would bring bad luck.
She was found dead one morn
ing. sitting on her rock, her
empty eyes staring out to sea,
while the petrels swooped round
her head like they'd always done.
You go to Brehan, off Lands
End. even now. and they'll point
out the Druid Temple where
Mother Carey watched for the
souls of her dead loved ones
Talking of Lands End, it
wasn't far from there that 1
saw corposants That's a strange
sounding name. isn't it? It means
Corpo Santo, or Holy Ghost We
were bucking a Worcester off
Ushant Light trying TO make the
Channel There was lots of
lightning and heavy wind. I was
just after looking at the pinnacle
when / heard the helmsman's
pipestem snap His face was tight
% q go anu ei1''' II NV YIN
pass iish'.
Following his staring eyes l
saw on the malntruck ball OF
blue fire II seemed TO follow
the swaying masthead and hover
over It, Then there were two
more. one at each end Of the royal
yard. For over an hour those
three lights stayed with Us. send
ing an unearthly blue glare over
me ship. linen there was
mighty flash OF blue Ike sheet
lightning and we staggered on
through the storm ana IN biackr
i's97
ehr ....7'..'.i.
5.''.=.a ''iIii'- IL s''ie ca
Ia' I'ah'i u mp When ! got
nome. ana learned III is what
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they swim about near the river
mouths and live on the grass and
stuff They grow TO be about
ten feet long and the females
have breasts like women. Seeing
that one. her head and shoulders
out of the water. made US all
think we'd seen a real mermaid
I'll bet one of them manatees
started all the ancient yarns of
merrnaids and the like.
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- -
SoOtIle 0VenWorked Eyes!

Why suffer from burning, smarting
eyes9 Murine brings quick, amazing
relief. It's an easy way that thousands
know to ease the irritating discomfort
oftired. overworked eyes. Just two drops
of Murine in each eye-and right away
its cleansing, soothing action begins
to help you. Murine contains seven
scientifically blended ingredients,
far more effective than the one ingre-
dent of boric acid solutions. Murine is
alkaline-pure and gentle. Economical
too. because there's no messy, ~
wasteful eye -cup to bother with. 60
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me. his eyes near popping out
Mermaid. sir he pipes. off
TO starboard
7 save him a clip on the ear
fsr The Good NJ his soul and took
15.sT-s-r / tell YOU. I nearly
swallowed nav chew. There was
l. mermaid. head and shoulders
outts The water calm as a sun
cay school picnic pat my elasS
IN her SIR ir.+lSed like a NATIVE
neruald ana as size Fwuns IN
he sea saN the hahy-a- her
breast ] called thu mate
RS q mermaid sure as shoot
5.r he vowed What we goin
e. do"
., ...- Bat THERE'S a for.
..-'. :, -. 49,. esf her bame IN
.4 ,~s.r.
. ..- .,-t.
sly 80. .,..5.t 49,. ~
,..
u. '.'.' -. 49,. -
.'..e -
.' .''i % 49,.
y pose sue .'I' ''Ne nam
says llai 4aIl. i0.a i..a.'
didn't answer and We foWed
quietly towards her
raaks like q native woman.
nuttered a hand
.,s-., 30 T,e-s,s sharks here
-t-.+s. t.l4 him softly
now
But ONE II them hands get
TOO excited and let Vel out
4 him fha, would hate scared
The Seven Slegners That mer-
uqid sounded. smooth as a seal
p1r,e l,ol5t her tsuf" velled
.,a -
" 5s,-,as hlabherpoitb 80
- a,l,ir, Give u.av weg
- l.- -, che cor,es lin -
we hcP' wv" AIS e'i'N '''44 81
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Ordinarily, medicines arc not a
subject of popular conversation.
You may take something for 4
cold or a headache which fixes
you up hae, but you rarely dis
cuss II with Others.
Yet every once in a while, the
exceptional happens A new
remedy comes along which is 50
feusft l1is IN the relief II affords
that people actually 50 out OF
their wav 70 talk about It. to
recommend u - thar friends.
And chats exactly WHIT has hap
pene3 m the case Of JrSfsi
Fast Longer Relief
TODAY on al sides. You hear pco-
PIE talking about JfsrS =. prais-
iag the fast. effective relief they
give It's really amazing how
quickly these remarkable little
mintaavosed tablets relieve the
discomfof.s Of AID indigestion,
sour stomach. heartburn AMI SIM
lar distress caused BY temporary
excess s-omach add.
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J0int-Ease
For Painful Joints

JoInt-Ease is for relief ~ 5oiut misery
that's Why you are advised % use II
for the agony Of sore. painful rheumatic
arthrltiH joints IN accessible localities.
II eases up the pain - is clean and peHe-
trating and brings quick relief Always
remember when joint Ease starts 90
work. Joint misery starts out. Use IL far
the distress and pain 81 Seuritis sclafica.
Lumbago aud Neuralgia Live druesisfs
America over sell Joint-FAse.
MOTIF For free sample write
Joint Ease, 2S-B St. HalioWeIl. Maine.
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Engraving
From an Old
Record, of the
Widow Carey,
Keeping Her
Ceaseless Vigil
Near the Druid
Temple on the
Island of Bre-
han. Near
Lands End.
There She Fed
Great FlOcks of
stormy Petrels
Which Became
Known 30 the
Natives as
Mother Carey's
Chickens.
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THE MAN I
WANT
Continued from Page ~
by Ros EDEN

ANehe-Haeo rom rage -
Yes. Miss Kay. Thank you.
don't want to presume.
4 don't know what I'm going
10 do about clothes II I have 10
wait more than a day or two for
Mr.. Flynn. You can see for your
self how few I brought.
Il think maybe I'm he able
To find some things f5r YOU
Melody said. Miss Dorne has
closets fun Of things. and she's
very generous. You'n probably
want = riding habit. YES:
That i. n YOU ride"
4 do ride at home"
We have lots Of riding clothes
here-Miss Dorne keeps them in
all sizes for the use Of guests. I'm
certain I can outfit you. You'll
probably want to ride. as that's
about all there is to do here. Miss
Dorne rides every day. Shes an
excellent horsewoman."
Barry - Mr.. Flynn rides well.
too. I rode with him often at
home"
He rides much when he is at
the mine. too"
A sudden pang of jealousy
shot through hay a. she
thought of the many times
Barry must have ridden with
Jetta, far off into the noun
tains over winding trails.
She understood, then. the feeling
Jetta must have had toward her
when she learned that Barry and
Kay intended to be married.
There was something about ex-
petitions out of doors. sharing
dangers and pleasures that
brought an intimate touch of
between a man and a
woman. Thinking of the hundreds
Of times that Barry and Jetta
probably had been alone together
on their horses. she knew how
their friendship had ripened into
romance.
1t had been much the same in
her own association with Barry.
except that they had ridden more
in his plane than on horses. She
had shared the thrills of flying. of
sudden impulsive dashes off to
some remote beach or resort which
would have been impossible with
any other means of transportation.
DO you expect to make a long
stay, Miss Kay" Melody inter-
-upted the girls thoughts. There
vas an eagerness in her voice that
made Kay turn toward her
Il don't know. Melody. Why"
Il like you" the Chinese girl
laid. frankly. Il hope that you will
itay long time. It is 2 pleasure
o do things for you"
Are you regularly Miss Dorne's
Maid p.
oh, no. Corinne is her maid.
She's French. Miss Dorne speaks
french to her almost exclusively"
There was a sudden loud
roar of thunder as IL rever-
brated through the mountains.
and a moment later the rain
changed from a steady down
pour to a veritable torrent.
There was a musical Ginning.
ound in the hall, barely audible
ver the noise of the storm.
1T is time for dinner, Miss
lay,' Melody said. "Ill show you
which way TO go, if you wish
Kay followed the little Chinese
Maid for her first meeting with
eta Dorne. Her heart was beat
ng rapidly, although outwardly
ne was calm and self-possessed.
ITO Be Continued)
Buying U. S. Defense Bonds
clips your government
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Tseoms besebeil club
genes ere broadeesf ovss
sfefsoa kAo 1880 &c:
Seeftls Ceest ieosse
genes ever kRSc tii4o
&c.
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KOMO Valiant LADY.
u IS. GrimmE Daugh-
feF.
KJR-Inquiring Reporter
10 IS. MidSiream
EIRO-Commenfator
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Booksorm. IIIs.
HaWiianS.
XVI - Martha Webster.
ii-lS. SONG Treasury
kOMO-A Against storm.
Ills. Ma Perkins
KJR-Orphsns Of Divorce
II IS. Amanda.
KIRO-Seriaf
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KMO-News
XVI - Life Beautiful.
e.l5. Woman in White
KOMO - Julia Blake.
q.i5. Bess johnson
KJR-Farm and News.
q:i5. News.
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KMO-News. e.45. Chap
Ell Chimes.
kVI-Helen Trent. 6i5
Gal Sunday.
KOMO-Deep River Boys
6.45, Radio Parade.
KJR-Farm and Home.
KIRO-Certal
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KMO - Helen Holden
Gas. Concert.
XVI - Happiness. e;f5
Mary Lee Taylor
KOMO-Ellen Randolph.
Gas. DR. Kate.
KJR - Riddle OF Life.
GAS. Ann Sterling.
Serial.
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KMO-Johnson Family.
u as. Belmont Park
Race.
XVI Bess johnson,
II as. Stepmother.
KOMO-Lorenzo Jones.
l2.45. Wilder Brown.
KJR-Indianapolis Race.
u as. Hell Curtis.
.KIRO-Sprial
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KMO-Troubadors
kVI-Whcn a Girl Mar
RES. Il as. Woman Of
Courage.
KOMO-Guiding Light.
Has. Vic and Sade.
KJR-Ofher Wife. Has.
Plain Bill.
News
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KMO-News: 1915, Hol-
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KVI-Big Sister. lo.l5,
Aunt Jenny.
KOMO-Light of World /.
10:15 Mystery Man.
KJR-Art Bakers Note
book.
KIRO-Serial
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KMO-Wrsnglers: il:45.
Christian Science.
KVI-When a Girl Mar
ries: li:45. Woman OF
Courage.
KOMO-Guiding Light.
1l:45. Vic and SADIE.
KJR-Other Wife; ll:45,
Plain Bill.
KIRO-News.
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KMO-Friendly Is. i2:l5
News
KVI-News: 12:l5. Myrt
and Marge.
KOMO-Backstage Wife.
l1:l2. Stella Dallas.
KJR-Mother OF Mine.
i2:i5 News.
KIRO-Singing sam.
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THURSDAY

KNo-Nexs. tbs. D..
ruzicns
XVI Classified Ads
lis. CoWhand.
KOMO-Westcrn AErlcul'
tufF
KJR - Listeners Club.
tbs. News
kIRO-NsRs. : oS MUSK
It's. Farm Forum
1880 A. VI.
KAio-Nexs. : IS. Trade
and Sale
KvI-Ne0s. las. Jane
Powers
As
David Harum
KJR-Gozpcl Clinic sa
Breakfast Club.
kIRC - Sezs. s.
NIFafkaF
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/ News
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/ and Marge.
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/ 11.l2. Stella Dallas.
lkJR-Mother OF Mine
/ 1915. News.
iklRO-Singing sam.
1880 p. NJ.
KMO-Johnson Family
i2.45. Belmont Parl
/ Race.
XVI Bess johnson
l2:45. Stepmother.
+ KOMO-Lorenzo Jones
/ i2.45. Wilder Brown.
KJR-Indianapolis Race
u Hell Curtis.
I KIRO-Serial.
| loo Z. NJ.
/ KMO-News. i:l5. Con-
LESSONS of Corsair.
/ KVI-Betty Croker. i:1s
Mystic Melodies
] KOMO-Home OF Brave
lis. Portia Blake.
KJR - Richard Brooks:
lbs. Cecil Solly.
KIRO - Betty Crocker.
l:l5. News.
l:30 p. NJ.
KMO Were Always
Young. las. Edith
Adams.
KVI-ONeilis: las Scat
tergood Baines.
KOMO-Arthur Godfrey:
las. Mary Marlin.
KJR-Shining Hour. las
Cowboy Joe.
200 Z. Nj.
KMO-Army Girl: 2:l5,
AS the Twig Is Bent.
XVI - DR. Malone: 2:l5,
Hedda Hopper.
KOMO - Pepper Young:
2:l5. Lone Journey.
KJR-Fantasy in Melody
2:30 p. NJ.
KMO-John B Hughes:
2:45. Let's Play Bridge
KVI-Girl Inferno: 2:45.
World TODAY.
2:45.
2:45. Homekeepers.
KJR-Oreh.: 2:45. Wings
on Watch.
400 p. NJ.
Lewis. AIS.
Ma Perkins.
Trails.
KOMO - Vocalist. AIS.
Amer. White Cross.
K j r - Commentator:
AIS, Jean Cavell
KIRO = News. AIS. Job
Finder.
4:30 p. Nj.
SMO 49, Matinee: 4:45.
Crazy Cowboy.
XVI = Songs by Louise,
Piano: 4:45. News:
ASS. Bob Trout.
SOMO-Sports; 4:45. Or
gan.
SJR - Ireene Wicker,
4:45. The Bartons.
100 p. Nj.
Sis. Pass
ing Parade.
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kOMO-WaltzeS.
X J X - Vocalist. Sis.
Organ.
Quiz.
$3.50 =. NJ.
< NJ o - Shafter Parker.
545. Capt. Midnight.
XVI - Campbell Play
house.
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DOLLHOUSE.
<JR-Behind the News.
5:45. Bard of the Bye
Ways.
900 p. NJ.
<MO - Raymond Gram
Swing.
SVI-Premiere.
SOMO - Wings OF Des-
tiny.
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porter.
$50 p. Nj.
SMO-News. Gas. Sports
SVI-Al Pearce.
( o NJ - Gas. Guess I
6JR-Dance Music.
tbs. Lum a. Abner.
Pearce.
700 p. NJ.
kMO-Gab riel Heater,
7:i5. News.
( VI - Amos n Andy;
tbs. Lanny Ross.
SOMO - Fred Waring,
TBS. Armchair Cruises.
SJR-Happy Birthday.
1880 Z. NJ.
lMo-Lone Ranger.
V / - Great Moments
Prom Great Plays.
.OMO-Death Valley.
.JR-Ben Bernie.
.IRO-Great Plays.
$500 p. VI.
.NI-Kate smith.
.OMO - Flsh Finder. I
SIS. Archsir Cruises.
Pals
.IRO-Kate Smith 4
$50 =. NJ.
MOB 3. c. News.
8 IS. Base ball.
Smith.
.OMO-Fort Lewis Life
JR-School Program.
,IRO-Kats Smith.
900 p. VI.
Moneys. BIS. Base
ball
.Vl-NeWs. BIS, News
.OMO-Highlight Hour
JR-Dance Music
IRO-Eews Review.
$3.50 p. NJ.
ball
.VI-Bill Henry.
Q NJ o Dancer
Answers.
.JR-News. e.4s. Music
Henry.
1000 p. Nj. /
ball
Y ! Songs. 1918.
NiEhrcap Yarns
o u o - News. lois. Z
This Week IN Business .
.JR--Jsy Burnett i0-l5
News
! r o - Songs. 10 Is
News Roundup
1890 p. VI.
MO-Dsnce Orch
VI World Tocsys
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B.l5. Music by Willard
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News.
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Musical Handy Man.
KJR-Hollywood Temple
KIRO-Kate Smith.
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CoWhand.
KOMO- Western Agri-
culture.
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News.
KIRo-News: 7:l5. Farm
Forum.
1880 A. VI.
KMo-News. 745. Trade
and Sale
KVI-News; T:45. Alma
nae.
KOMO - Reveries: T:45.
David Harum.
lKJR-Christian Science,
7:45. Breakfast Club.
KIRO News. 7.55
Weather.
500 A. NJ.
KMO - Wake Up and
Live; s:l5. Haven OF
Rest
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News.
KOMO - Sam Hayes:
BIS, Musical Handy
Man.
KJR-Everymans Chapel
KIRO-Kate Smith.
$3.50 A. NJ.
KMO-Haven OF Rest.
s;s5. Chapel Chimes
kVi-Helen Trent. 6:45
Gal Sunday.
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KJR-Fsrm and Home
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Woman IN White
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s.15. Bess johnson
KJR-Farm and Home.
KIRO-Serlsl
$3.50 A. NJ.
KMO - Helen Holden
ss45. Concert Echoes
XVI - Happiness. s;s5
Carolyn Davis
KOMO-Ellen Randolph.
e.45. d.. Kate
KJR-Guess What e;s5.
Ann Sterling.
KIRO-Serial
1000 A. NJ.
KMC-NeWz.
kVI-BiE Sister. lo.lS.
Aunt Jenny
ECMO-Llght OF World.
1918. Mystery Nan
KJR-Art Bakers Note
book.
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ENo - India ana polls
Races In-ss Melodies
XVI - Fletcher Wiley.
10 IS. Kate HopklnS
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Races lness Melodies
XVI Fletcher WILEY.
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in54S. Orch
kOMO-Daucs Muse
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School OF Air.
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lo:45. Arnold Grimm s
Daughter.
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porter. l0:45, Mid
stream.
Com r.napfafoT
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KMO-Bookw worm.
XVI - Martha Webster.
l1:l5, song Treasury.
KOMO-Against Storm.
1l:15. Ma Perkins.
KJR-Orphans of Di-
voroe: 11:15. Amanda.
KIRn- Serial
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KMO-Orch.. 3 IS Violin
XVI - Console Echoes
3,45. SymphonetteS.
KOMO-That Girl. 3s45
Kaitenborn
KJR-IntermeZzo
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MarrieE.
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and Marge.
KOMO-Backstage Wife.
12:15. Stella Dallas.
KJR-Mother OF Mine:
12:l5. News.
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kMO - Leland Stove
tbs. News.
K VI Amos n Andy.
IT'S. Lum A. Abner.
X o NJ o - Fred Waring.
7.l5. Richard Himber
kJR-First Annual Re-
port on Defense Pros.
KIRO-Serial
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NO - Fulton Lewis
AIS. Ma Perkins.
kVI-Twilight Trails.
x NO - Employment
Service: AIS. organ
KJR-Pot OF Gold
kfRO-Nezsreel
4:30 p. NJ.
kMO-Dznce Muse
ENI-Tunes. s4s News
ass. Bob Trout
kOMO - Baritone. AS
Dance Tine
KJR-Irers wicker. AS
IRE Barfons.
KIE Capt. Ssnisic
ass. Music.
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KMO - Matinee: 4:45.
Crazy Cowboy.
XVI - Songs by Louise,
Piano. 4:45. News;
Ass. Bob Trout.
KOMO-Sports; 4:45. Or
gan.
|KJR - Ireene Wicker,
4:45. The Bartons.
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Buying U. S. Defense Bonds
helps your government.
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KMO - Women's Club.
Sis. Here's Morgan
KV1-Second Mrs Bur
ton
KOMO-Bilfmore Orch F.
Sis. News.
KJR-Studio Party ais
Mr.. Keen
KIRO-Sfrlal
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KMO-News. 1s15. Con-
LESSONS OF Corsair.
KVI-Hymns. 1i5, Ays-
tic Melodies.
KOMO-Home OF Brave
lis, Portia Blake.
kJR - Human Interest
Stories; i:l5. Cec1 /
Solly.
KIRO-Hymns.
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KMO-News. i:l5. Con-
LESSONS of Corsair.
KVI-Betty Croker. lis
Mystic Melodies
KOMO-Home OF Brave.
l:l5. Portia Blake.
KJR - Richard Brooks.
1.15. Cecil Solly.
KIRO - Betty Croker.
Ills News.
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KMO-Johnson Fanny.
l2:45. Tea for Three.
XVI Bess johnson.
l2:45, Stepmother.
KOMO - Lorenzo Jones.
l2:45, Widder Brown.
KJR - Club Matinee.
l2:45, Jean Holt.
KIRO-Serial.
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KMO-John B Hughes:
2:45. Let's Play Bridge
KVI-Girl Inferno. 2:45.
World Today.
kOMO-Reveries. 2.45.
2:45. Homekeepers.
KJR-Oreh.: 2:45, Wings
~. NUa#@N
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kMO-NeWS.
IkVI-Big Sister io;lS.
Aunt Jenny
{ kOMO-Llght OF World
losl5. Mystery Nan
kJR-Art Bakers Note
book.
kIRO-Serlal
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KMO go Were Always
Young. las. Edith
Adams.
KVI-O'Neills: las Scat
tergood Baines.
kOMO-Arthur Godfrey.
las. Mary Marlin.
Hour, las
Cowboy Joe.
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KMO-Dance Orch.
X VI - World Today.
l0:45, Orchestra.
X o NJ o = Industry and
Defense.
'KJR-Town Meeting.
.klRO-News; 1888, The
Weather
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KMO-Fulton Lewis. AIS.
Ma Perkins.
KVt-Twilight Trails.
KOMO - Vocalist. AIS.
Amer. White Cross.
K j r - Commentator:
AIS, Jean Cavell
KIRO - News: 4:l5. Job
Finder
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KNOWING williams.
7.45. Dance Music.
KVI-Spotlight.
KOMO-Fannie Brice.
KJR-Clark Dennis
KIRO-Snotlicht
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RMO-News
KVl-Life Beautiful q-l5
Woman IN White
.KOMO - Benny Walker.
BIS. Bess johnson
KJR-Farm and Home.
KJRO-Serlal
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SNO-BAsebsn.
K Y ! Songs. 1918.
Nighrcap Yarns.
x o u o - News. lois,
This Week IN Business
KJR--Jay Burnett. i0.i5
News
KIR - songs. lo-lS
News Roundup
Evening star., 1941-10-16
Powell 10 Be Consecrafed
As Coadjufor Tomorrow

Emmanuel Church, Baltimore, Md,
will be the scene tomorrow of the
conservation of the Rev Noble c..
Powell, dean of the Washington
Cathedral, as Bishop Coadjutor of
Maryland.
The impressive Episcopal cere-
mony will begin at 1890 am. AS
bishop coadjutor, DR.. Powell will
assist Bishop E. T. Helfenstein in
the administration of the diocese.
The service will start with a pro-
cession of churchmen, followed by
the official conservation party, with
the head of the church, Presiding
Bishop Henry st. George Tucker, in
the place of honor at the rear. The
Right Rev. Beverly D. Tucker,
Bishop of Ohio, will deliver the con-
secration sermon.
-Four distinct parts will mark the
progress of the service. These are
the recital of the collect for conse-
Grafton by the presiding bishop, the
charge or sermon, addressed directly
to the bishop-elect, the public regis
tering of the candidates vows and
finally the laying on of hands by
the consecrating bishops.