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won. Newsrk. N. J.
(-105 Meters.)
2:30 p. m. — Murray Wnchst’nnn 8:15 p m.— "The Ideal. the Prue,—
ticai in Education.” Dr. Corn Helen
presents "Bits of Broadway Hits."
3:00 p. m.—"Moonlight" “Hits." Cooiigde:
3:30 p. m. -— Murray Wachsman 8: 30 p. nL—Concert, “Roses 0!
presents “Bits of Broudey Hits." Mercatel".
6:15 p. m.-—-Muslc “'hile You 9:55 p. nL—Ariington time 31;;-
Dine.
iod.
8:00 p. m.-—Mnrket Reports.
nais, Weather {brace-t.
3:00 p. m. ’—- "Currmt Notion ~ wrw Washington, D. c.
Pictures" by “Hollywood" McCosker.
8:15 p. m.-'—-Alossundro HLIberati 3:00
end his Martin Cornet.
8:30 p. m.—'Jolly Bill Stelnke.’
8:45 p. m.—Cornet solos by Ales-
eand ro Lllwrnti.
9: 00 p. m —Chnriotte I. Linnell
iyric- dramatic soprano.
(-109 Meters)
menu or the Moment.
announced.
Tall: by Grace Peters.
9 15 p m.———goncert by the Glee 3 35 r. m—Pinno Recital._
Club of the Oranges
10: 00 p. ni—Dnnce music.
“'61, Median! Hillside, M355.
(300 Meters.)
12:00 Noon—Music. ‘ 6:00 p. m.—-8tories for Children
12:40 p. m. -- New England by Peggy Albion.
“Weather Forecast.
3:50 p. rim—Current Topics
4:00 p. inc—Travel Talk.
national Code.
KYW Chicago. Illinois
12:45 p. m.——Closlng Report on (580 Meters)
Farmers Produce Market Report.
5130 p. m.—Closlng Stock Market
Reports; Agriogmms; Live Stock
Markets Reports; “'ool Mnrkot
News.
6:00 p. m.-—-Just Boy.
6:15 p. m.--—Code Practice.
0:45 p. m.-—Boslon Police Re-
ports.
“‘JZ. New York City.
(455 )Ictt'rs.)
2.00 p. m.——.\'l‘w York Board 0
Education Program.
3: 00 p. m.—-i‘.vcital by A. S. “01‘!-
1 in: h. huritunc. ' ' \VISAI’, New York CII)‘,
. m -\Vomen 5 “'car. (492 Meters)
. III—Hurry Rocco. bari- 11:00 mun—Negro Splrituals by
ton". '
are silent)
Anna. J. Peterson.
f iinai market and sport summary.
8:45 p. rn.—“Reia.l] Fish Dealer ciutlon Choir.
and Ills Problem" by Eve-lone Spen-
’301‘.
.4:15 p. 1n.——-“Tim .Iinme Beauti-
ful" by Dorothy lithnl \ansh.
4:30 p. ivx.——Tcn. Concert.
liens.
30 p. m.—i.‘losini: reports of the the Y. 31. C. C. Choir.
NOW Ym‘k Still" DL‘Dfl"1‘-'”Tnt -"f ll;i0 :t.m.——“I“ore(ast 01' Motion
Farms and Markets; ‘1;le and I'il‘lul‘t‘S" by Adele 1m \Voodnrd.
Jlomu rL-pm-is; cltmllii: quotations of
tho Nu-w York Simik Exchange;
inri'icu vxvhnnun quotations: Nation-
al industrial Conference Board rc- iruluo.
"mm: “"1““: ”‘3‘ News. 4 15' [Lin—Edna i. Bockstcin
0:00 p. i:l.--~~“l‘ui.lie and Social 1”, 17d“ ' '
iirnnnmy" ly i‘ ruf. l: ulls ll Smith. “.C ' . .
‘7‘...“ p m —~iho. Show) Look LN”. 4.30 l!.llv.-T—.\(lolu .\l‘ itonci, con-
TLle p . Duit. "Dogs-- truito. *
squirm}. 424.3 ll.lii.—‘l.UliiS Litimontc. Flau-
7;:i.‘. 1-. ,m.—~i~.tt.'i Stein. soprano. list.
‘-.i'r p. m.——'l'hc Outlook Literary 5200 it!!!» JLlhm A'HH‘. soprano.
Minutes. 0:15 p.12). Lulu. ”Hunt“, pian-
<..'to p. m.——i“.srvy Organ Recital. ist.
9:10 p. xm—rmm and Stream 7:30 puns—Lam. sport talk by
5P0” t("L‘- ; ilmrmou Fisher.
9:25 In m—Dhmw to Gm’vrnori 7:40 1:.lii.—i‘.ulil liodeil. Lyric
Giflnrii i’inoliut of Pennsylvania. -; soprano.
i 10:411.?- "_‘““«;'?f‘*?" 1“ (”193‘ch 7:55 p.m.-—Sarn Alter. pianist.
£381., * 1"”: “r -“”‘:m "I“ Come" 'S:10-——iiuth Bodcll, Lyric sop-
10:30 :1. i...—-i:m~i:al by Alphonso: r“"°'
L‘ohrr-r_ pianist.
“'GY Schenectady. New York
(380 Meters)
11:55 a. m.——l?. S. Naval Obser-
vatory time signuls.
12:30 1!. mr+Stock market re-
port.
12:40 p. m.——i'ro:luce mnrket re-
port.
12:45 p. m.-—VVcntiicr report.
2:00 p. m.—Music and househmd
talk.
6:00 p. m.——Produce and stock
market quotations; news bulletins.
6: it; p. m.—Rcvicw or weeks
sports. i'lmcr Q. Oiiphant.
7:15 p. m.-—~l‘arm Bureau talk.
7: 45 p. m. —Ju\enile program by
young entertainers.
KDKA Hut Pittsburgh Pm,
(326 Meters)
9:45 a. m.——L'nion Live Stock
Market Itcports.
11:55 a. m.-—Arlington time sig-
hills.
1:; 00 M. —\Veather forecast. Unit-
ed States Bureau of Market. Re-
ports.
6 15 p. m —Dinner Concert.
7.;30 p. m .—Radio Girl Scout
meeting I"
t ”it . B
The dog was Just telling Nannie
what a. terrible man the big negro
was. ‘
“He abuses me terribly " he went
on, "and says ‘Take that!’ as ht-
iiits me with a long whip. '1'“
make them pay for you! 'Ijhey
haven't offered enough yet. but I
know they will because they are
fond of you, Fond of you. you mis-
erable, measly pup, youl'"
"Oh. don't tell me any more." said
Nannie. “it is too terrible. “Fe will
try to escape tonight. if he hears
us and comes after us. 1'“ but him
in the stomach and run my home
into him besides. i never Rite to
hurt anyone if i can help it. but
when it comes to butting anyone as
cruel as ho is 1 can do it without
feeling badly. l wondered when I
came it why all the children ran and
hid. Now i know. He must be
mean to them and beat them."
"Yes. he whips them cruelly for
nothing when he comes home in nu
ugly humor. "
"Now i shall take pleasure in but-
ting him and burying my horn- in
him. 1 am afraid no longer. but
Just fighting mad. 1 don't get that
way often. but my husband says
that when i do. you want ‘to stand"
from under and climb a. tree ii' there
is one handy."
Presently they stopped tslking
and both fell asleep. They had been
sleeping about an hour when Nun-
nie was awakened by the welcome
sound of Billy's voice close outside
1. shed on the alley side. He bud
had his short rest and then gotten
up and began his search again. He
‘5. shout to pass the shed Nannie
w” in when he thought he smelt
pest. Ind stopping to stick his
nose up close to the crack in the
OM shod had not only smelt gent.
but lad seen Nannie asleep on m.
' middle of the floor. with what he
,mm was another coat. over (3
{at corner. Then he boned her
softly so as not to frighten
.rss I to know it was a burglar?
and “font licr Reports .
8::0 p.m.—Sarn Alter. pianist.
Eagle VVcekiy Digest" by Mr. H.
. V .' Knitenbom .
9:00 p. m.-—-Vernon Archibald.
baritone.
S. mum-m.
9: 30 p.m. —Columbia. Recorders.
Blnkerd. ,
Will, Springfield, 0111515.,
(337 Meters)
11:55 n.m.-—Ariington time signals
weather reports; Springfield Market
report.
6:00 p. m. ——Dinner concert by
the WBZ Trio.
.00 p. m. ——'i‘hls Week in History.
late news from the National In-
dustrial Conference Board. Hu-
illOl‘OUS program.
7:30 p.m.-—Bedtime story for the
kiddies. New Books.
8.00 rum—Concert by the 'WBZ
Trio.
9:00 rum—Bedtime story for
Grown-ups.
9:00 p.m.——Arlington time sig-
nals. '
0
BY FQANCES "2560 MONTGOMERY
ILLYWHIJ‘ J‘KERJ'a
"0h. Billy, 1 am so glad that
you hove come! Butt down the
shed and come in. ‘There is a nice
do: here I want you to meet. and
I also want you to help us plan
some way to get even with the
negro who brought us both here
He is so cruel to children and ani
male that we want to punish hin.
in some Why. You are so clever or
thinking out plans. you mufi come
in and stay around here until We
make him fl‘er as he has made
innocent chi tires and animals sut-
ter."
"I am with you.” said Billy. "Get
away so the boards won’t fall on
you when I butt' in the shed.” Then
"Here I come!" and with a mighty
flying through the,openlng like u
cannon ball. "Gee! 1 made an sw-
tul noise! Enough to awaken the
whole neighborhood. (or it is now
late st. night. " :
(Tomorrow we will and out who
did hear the crash ) ,
r——-——-—-———-—-———
The Wrong Mun. But All Right
(Boston Globe)
She was a big. strong woman. and
the burglar she had captured in her
house bore unmistakable signs of
punishment.
“It was very plucky of you.
madun," said the magistrate. "to
have set upon the burglar and esp-
turea him. but need’you have black-
ened his eyes and knocked all his
front teeth out?"
“Well." said the women.’ "how
I'd been up three hours waiting
for my husband. I thought it was
him."
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9:30 a. m.—-Late news and com-
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cast fivery half! hour during the
twenty- four. except from 7 p. m. to
12 p. in. when all Chicago stations
11: 35 a. m:—Tabie Talk by Mrs.
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6:30 p. m.-News. financial and
6:50 p. m.—Children's bedtime
the Young \fi’omcu's Christian Asso-
11:15 a.m.—-"The Economic Uni-
ty of the World," by A'. Daugherty
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136 WASHINGTON STREET
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