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BEST BETS ON
AIR TONIGHT.
8:15 p. m. WNYC~Munlclpel
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3:30 p. m. wuss—mama.
States Marine Band.
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On the Air—Radio News and Programs i
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When it comes to lnyint out the
MONDAY.
WNYO-—New York City—452.
.. 7:35 p. m.——Chrlstine Ii. Ketsuver.
; Danger from Too Rapid Reducing."
Lesth.
7:43 p. m.—~V'nuzhn de
"The Original Radio Girl."
8:15 p. m.-—Municipal Band.
10:15 p. m.—Josiah B. Ree. bary-
tone.
10:30 9. m.——Police slams.
10:35 p. m.—-Josinh B. Free.
Vim—New York City—492.
4 p. m.—College Club Dance or-
c l) estrn.
42:0 p. m—W’omeu’s program.
7. 0
ist.
a _.. ..
rages-5mg“ :11” fivvmrez Law- so rigid that. the cautious builder
‘1 I} ' 2’ ‘1 should be afraid to go ahead end
5-1-3 D- m.-—~Alms. U. Stoll, con“: build his set by relying to a. large
traito.
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“JZ—Scw York City—455.
1 p. raw-Hotel Ambassador Trio.
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4 p. m.—-Elea.:ior Gunn's fashion to the right of tho: socket is the set.
tour- is to function properly. i
421:? p. m.~—Dnily menu. Here are a. i'ew simple rules the:
4.1:» p. m.»"k‘ashions oi' the Will cover almost any type or renew-
Stnso.” er. from a. single tube regenerate: to
alum p, m.~—Fred Hall's orchel- a. three stage radio detector mid two
7.: .
’ 8.1.5 9. m.-Raymond 0. Hunter.
oarytune.
p. »m.——“Capturing‘ Oran;-
utangs in Borneo."
5:45 p. m.——flaymond 0. Hunter.
burytono.
9 p. m.—-“xy Friend.
Moose."
9:23.; p. m.~—-—l’lita. Hamsuu, sopra-
:13!)
the Bull
.. p. m.——Hzm llamsun. soprano.
m.—-Ja.cques Green's Jr-
“'ORP-Ncwark—dod.
m.—~VVOR morning gym class.
p. nix—Carl Fischer, autist.
m.—"Clvxlizntion in. the
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from "Bye, Bye. Barbara."
3.3:) p. m.—Ca.i‘i Fischer. iiutisf.
315 p. m.——-Fashion talk. Dorothy
limos. . '
a p. m.»—-l’-;lite orchestr
m.-—Frunk E. Dalton. "Var-
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{EL—“1".)R Alonday Night-
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USl‘al'.
3.1.: p. m.——Chariotte
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p. mac-‘11 hour in Japan un—
Hamilton.
Cull?-
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.der the supervision or M. Itow.
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1"):3“: p. nth—Charlotte Htmilton.
contraito.
I'M-l5
p. m.~——Vloun
selections.
“‘HN—New York Cur-430.
2:15 p. m.-Jlxnmy Clarke‘s Enter-
telnet-s.
2:43 p. m.——Gus Ackermsa. 1m
pianist.
2:53 p. m.——Clarence Williams Ra.-
; .l‘m Trio.
3:5 p. m.—-U:cle Robert’s chat
with Children.
4 p. m.—-John Q’Prny. tenor.
4.15 p. m.——Hermina. W‘est. sopra-
. no.
4:?) f p.
Lonr‘.
4:45 p. “Ly—”High. Spots of Life.
3 p. uni—Original Georgia Five.
1} p. m.——-Dinncr music—Olcott
m.——J’oseph C. W’oife, bary-
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7.1.3 p. m.—-Screen celebrities.
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8:45 p. m.—Slgnor Landloo. ten-
r.
9 p. m.——'-Cliaries Stricklnud'e or-
chestra.
(LSD p. n1.-—Crystsl Pslsce orches-
trs.
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13 Midnight—Midnight
Show.
WOT—WM”.
m.——Music and talk. 'Hou to
utsido Clothing."
«Ensebsil results.
air—"Planting West to
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6 p. m.
8.13 p.
Avoid the Hessian Fly."
8310 p. m.——Bs.seball “lulu.
“Movie Notions."
m.-—WBZ Trio.
m.——Bo.sebnll results. ‘
m.——Liternry period.
:30 p. m.-—-Bedtlme storm.
.40 p. m.—-—W‘BZ Trio.
:30 p. m.———McEnelly’s orches-
o?’z-i—4:i-lo.
p. m.—Aleppo Drum Corps.
KDKA—Pltis
12:15 p. m.——-Sca.lzo's orchestra.
3:15 p. m.——Basebnll scores.
8 p. m.——Buebs.li scores.
6'30 9. m.«—KDKA Little Sym-
lznny orchestra.
p 1 p. m.——Buebsll seer-I.
cont-2;?“ ”3...“. children's Der-
dinner
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discussion as to m m. then s. we: a: the rm: some:
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30 p. m.—Dorothy'I-onlc, Violin«l
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Bohemia
instruments or a. set on the penel. or
baseboard, there are usually two
kind: at listener that is encountered:
First the tellow who has so little
confidence in his knowledge or the
how end why of things that he will
not go Show: without a. detailed
distram showing to sixty-fourth. or
en inch where each piece of appar-
sin: is located: sad second. the per-
son who has his own ideas or where
he is going to mount his instru-
rn'ents and mounts them that way
regardless of good. practice and ap-
proved design. .
There is a. middle path. While. to
be sure. there are reasons why the
latter type of ‘ouiIder should heed
the advice of those ”in the know“
regarding correct location 0: mi-
ous instruments. these rules are not
,extent on his own knowledge
ideas.
Do not be misled bv the accurate
; dimensions shown on most plans end
1 designs. It is only in the rarest. of
instances thst any engineer can de-
; tormine tint tlfis coil. must be pine-
ged exactly two sud one—half inches
and
audio combination.
First. keep all coils a. reasonable
distance from any kind of, metal
Whether this metal he copper shield-
ing. a. variable comlensnr. tube sock-
et or rhcostat. By reasonable dis-
tance we mean not less than about
—each other. or take any other
Second, run on aid wires up in
the sir-on! the husband—end keep
them toward the heck of the set,
any from the front penal.
Filament wiring, sud wires run-
ning to the pistes of the tubes. may
be run just shout anywhere. How-
ever. be very careful. to keep all
piste wiring well own! from all grid
wiring in radio frequency'ampliners.
In a. single-tube regenerator it
doesn't matter so much. but in mul-
tiostage r.t. amplifiers mixing the
Plate wiring up with the grid wiring
menus an" unstable amplifier nine
times out at ten.
In 1-1. amplifiers it is A good pins
to keep all the instruments asso-
ciated with each stage—socket. tube.
rheostet and transformer—a reason-
able distance( two inches. again)
from the instruments in other stu-
ges. In particular, do not let any-
thing in the detector circuit get near
the first two stages or rat.
Audio transformers are
partially shielded now, and
only rarely that howlin
tered.
formers are sopusted by an
ltis
usually ,.
RADIO]
Common Sense in Placing
Your Apparatus '
is encoun- :
In two stages. it the trans-f
inch 1
or so. you will not Imus to moon:‘
the instruments at right angles
ciai prccsutions. In I.
audio amplifier. however. i:
be wise to space the
the. usual "reasonable distance."
Connect variable condensers
would
to ,
spa- ,
three-stage ‘
transformers ‘
SC.
that the rotary plates are on the ;
“ground" side. f
And that is shout ell. Bearing:
these things in mind. you can
out your penal sccording to
own idess of dial
133: *
your .
srranxements. ‘:
and will prohsbly [it just as good:
results no the next fellow. And there f
is u. lot of utisfsction in “designing f
two inches.
\
your own."
Heart
and Home Problems
By MRS. ELIZABETH rigoursox
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[ SHE SEEKS POPULKRITY
Deerxrs.'rhonmgon:lsmsgirl
, :1 7m old. Somehow‘ or other I
gdon’t m to be popular with the
gboys. I sm gooddooking and have
;pretty clothes. but is decent: seem
gm help. Some of my friends say I
am too cold to the boys. hot I have
3m some girls trout boys cooler
um I have sud they ore very popu-
ilsr. Ibveayoungmsnwhonl
.hsve only you twice: once I won in-
lviied to his home by his mother and
;ho was invited to my home by my
Emothvr. How can I win his love? no
jevidently isn’t overly anxious to
infinmminasthismsnmeame
ago. He lives ten miles trons use.
In“: I shouldn't think mt would
push: any dine-rem u he cared. m-
;is eighteen you-sold. “Moon!
:60 to sttrsct him?
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‘CXPOPITLAB.
A: the age of 1? you have little
occasion to worry because you ere
not popular. Try to develop charm
land read and inform yourself so
Him: you Will he an inroreszéng talk.
‘or. Forget olxout the young mar:
lyou think you love. because it is
lm'idont hr? dons not care to further
.3 friendship and your effort to win
ghim would not avail anything. Prob- .
jably he likes to choose his own
Ziriemis and rims not like to have
itliem selected by his mother.
2 O Q C
; LOVE SYWMS
; Deer Mrs. Thompson: What no
}the symptoms of being in love? 1'
then: known a gentleman for two
‘ years and am pretty sure I love him.
I have tried and tried to overcome
the feeling and forgot about him I!“
he will remiss foremost in my
thoughts. I do not know whether
helovesmoornooaslhsvem
him only twice in the past year. no.
tore duct-unsure hemodior mm.
but Into him ”comm-meme;
mercenncsetpreeemnetheme-
toward me Is {merry for he nl«
wnye Asks my friends shoot. me and
dbphyssmdalotinminj
me. Be thinks. however. that I do
nocmreforhim. Bensodtowont
to put his arms Imund me. which I
wouldn't allow end when he asked
tomkemsoutlrefuscdhlm. Was"
I rum in not'peflniuing him to
assess use? “11:: can I do to to-
MMWpMMMI.
whimwhonnextwemkknOW~f
.ingnowthntlmrrforhim? Ism-
almdeoomdokiemgkli
believe, so think of such things.
roman.
Loy. renew: the heart or the lover
making him or her tee! . wnrmth
of undersmndlng i‘Or every one and l
sordid into the sublime.
1 sm in—i
clined to think you are in love with?
love and not with the man you be-
lieve to be the object of your sitco-
tions. In refusing to let him car
you, you did not go far enough. be-
cause you did not check your
thoughts. You have permitted your!
self to imagine his love-making un-f; _
til it is very real to you. \thi you
meet the man try to rbe natural.
Speak to him pleasantly and let him
feel that he is your friend so that ii?
he chooses to come back he will
too! your welcome. Naturally when
you refused to go out with him pre—
viously he felt you did not like him
or went his attentions. That more.
than the fact that yo urotused his‘
caresses turned him from you.
I O C
IZZlE——Sny that you like the ring.
that you consider it beautiful. that
you have alwziys wanted a ring with
your birthstone. or anything else
that is truthful end in your own
mind fits the occasion.
‘ Household Hints
37 m no‘nrox.
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MENU HINT.
Breeki’sst.
Fruit Medley with Cereal.
Sandwich Cream Toast.
Coffee.
Luncheon.
Crisp Lettuce with Lemon and
Honey,
Whole Wheat Bread and Butter.
Eupberry Jam.
Cookies. Milk.
Dinner.
Vegetable Roast. Mashed Turnips
Beets.
Tomato and Cucumber Salad.
Whole Wheat Bread and. Butter.
Orange and Grapefruit Cup.
Grape Lemonade. Cookies.
TODAY‘S RECIPES. _
Well browned whole when: bread
toast. spread thickly vith butter and
add I. generous layer of grated
cheese. Place three or four or these
in a. cereal bowl in sandwich form,
one on top the other, with the but.-
tered side up. When ready to serve,
pour over this s. m or hot milk. '
mm MEDLEY m omen
Hines some ties. oranges, m
sprinklesmtlemorecereuonthls
madame-poem etn'uit dropped
“mainly, at in the center nnd
tour evenly Weed mod the
outside. ”withers-m.
nous.
Put mush 3- beG will!“
Wombats to melon «our
uncouth Add tour cups of
Wm one med onion.-
.mmmm.mam
mill: to moisten the mixture. Mk
the ingredients well. turn into a.
swell buttered mold and belts in e.
moderate oven for about one hour. r
Serve with brown sauce.
TOM’ATO AND accustom SALAD
Slice two medium size tomatoes
Into small pieces. Do likewise with
one medium sized cucumber; add to-
gether end dress with olive oil and
lemon juice. Salt.
GRAP LEMONADI.
Fill s. glass two-t ds full of wa-
ter; add the juice 0. halt a. lemon,
then on with grape juice.
. SUGGCEQHONS.
When n tablecloth is'plst its pro-
per use it is still aveilsble for
rum purposes. The whole puts
make excellent breed cloths and
one or more tray cloths or napkins
suitable for lunches. picnics or tor
use Mania-1y during the m sea-
ion when the best napkins otten re-
ceive peach no other fruit stuns
thickets so difficult to remove.
The small pieces sake the but ll!-
yerpoliehrsssthysrsosortthnt
they will not scratch the finest Ill.-
ver. .
One is often annoyed by the elec-
tric iron cord seizing in one's we!
when ironing. One vow solved
the problem. for her-l! and st the
maths. handshewmfiouso
old mot oboe. , She milieu: e“
long strip at rubber trons on old
Pueilshed is w with Fine: We! Eloisa-3s. "'9-
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l CHAPTERXVII (New!)
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moth-s. mammal
Whoa—kmnemmw-
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"madly, , mambo-
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uheoonesssemlyltoslenwom-
an. Neroversninletthyusflbe
seen roving the public places
shot.“
snow—1mm.an
autumn:sndhemnn
.muthsgntes with. raw
untilher litterhsdpsseedoutes—
WWWmdMa-ukm-
In: each on one side at it and
neitherdnringtomeettheansry
motmnuha.
Landlocked sourlysttsrthnm
ter.ssneeronhishavylips.
"Asher besutymessoherpre-
ImplanmesfhemvledJ‘She
ismsiuold,Mnni—oldsnd
Inn and shre'ish. end no ll: nuts
for s. Member of the Prophet's
House. It were perhaps I pleasinl
thinginthesiditotmlahthatwe
replacedherff
And then. referring obviously to
thstomgonmsyetm-nlnxtow-
stdlthepent-honsethecurninsot
vhlch umbemgdnnamhe
changodhistone.
“Dido: than mark. 0 Teamsnni.
with what A grace she moved?—
lithely and nobly as s young up
sells. Verily, so much beauty wee
never created by the LILWise tube
wtintnthel’it.‘
8—- M— —- i»
"Hay thy sons be sultsns an.
Aymh!"
inyeflng still with I use that
entirely obliterated his slum st
that he had learned. Ami: rolled
into the presence of. his mistress
with thst evil message.
'Shelistsnedtohiminsdnmb
white fury.
"We must not. Amok. and act
wuuy,0r1smdestroyedendviil
no vill be destroyed Hunk. who
none could not stand guns: his
father‘s lace. Sorrel-Bur will
trample us .into the dust." She
checked on a sudden thought. “By
Alishitmayharebeenspertothis,
design to lave brought hither that
white—laced tench. But we must
thnrt him. and we must thwart.
sad. or thou srt mm to“
Ayonh.’
“Thwart him?
'I'irst. Amok, to place this
W girl beyon‘d his resch.’
"That is well—thought—but how?”
“Bow? Gun thy wit suggest no
way? an: thou tits at nil in that
tut head of thine? Thou shalt out-
bid Tsnmanni. or. better still. set
some one else to do it for thee. and
so buy the girl for me. Then we'll
contrive the: she shall vanish quiet-
ly and quickly before And can dis-
cover a trace at her.”
“Hey it not have been sent to
contort some fine-Believer?” won.
tiered the subtle met. “To Allah
ell things ere pouibie.”
"Why else. indeed?” sud Lend.
"It‘was written: and even as none
may obtain that is not written. so
none my avoid whet. is. l on re».
solved. Stay than here. TsamannL=
Remain tor the outcry nod pur
chose her. She shall be taught the
True Faith. She shall be ssved
tom the furnace.”
The command had come. the
thin: thst 'l‘ssnsnni hsd so srdent-
ly desired.
He licked his “95.
“And the price. my lord?" he
uteri. in s mil voice.
”Price?” quoth Asnd. "Have [I
not bid thee purchue her-2 Bring
her to me. though her price he a:
thousand philips."
"A thousand philips!‘ echoed
‘l‘samnnni Md. “Allah is
xreet!‘
But already Assn had left his
side snd passed out under the arch-
ed gauwsy. where the crowd was
muslin; anew st sight of him.
ltmsflnethingformm
bid him remain tor the sole. But
thedslslwouldpsrtvithuoslsve
until the money was forthcoming.
and Tsnmnnni ind no oonsldershle
enrn upon his person. Therefore in
the was at his master he set out
forthwith to the Kssbeh. It mted
Still an hour before the sale would
be held and he hsd time and to
spare in which to to 1nd return.
I: happened. however. that Tumv
nnni was malicious. and that the
hatred of Fensileh which so long he
had consumed in silence and dis-
gambled under fawning smiles and
profound saloons included also her
servants. There was none in all the
world of whom he enteruined a
greater contempt than her sleek
» and greasy eunuch Anabel—81min
or the maJestic. rolling wt end ts:
superciiious lips.
in was written. too. that in the
courtyard o! the Kabul: he should
stumble upon Ayonb, who indeed
hsd by his W’s communal
been set to Mix for the sneer.
The tat fellow rolled forward, his
hands supporting his punch. his
little eyes saloon.
‘Allah increase my hum. Tum-
tnni”. was his courteous greens;
‘I'hou bearest news?"
"NM? What news?" «with
Tsunami. “In truth none tint will
sudden thy mistress.”
”Merciful Allah! Whit now?
it concern thst Prenklsh
"To thy litter} be bad: her pew
emptorily.‘
His face bunched. Ind the vat-
tles shoot his law: were shaking.
“And—end the cost? Hut thou
counted the cost. 0 Fenzfleh?
What will happen when And gains
lmovlodxe or this thing?”
"He shell gain no knowledge of
it." she ansvered him. “Or it he
m written. Trust me to know
how to bring him to it."
"Indy. Indy?" he ,cried. and
mm; his bunches o! is: fingers.
"I dare not engage in this!"
“Engage in whst'.’ It I bid thee
:obuythlssirLendgivetheeths
money thou'l: require. what else
concerns thee. dog? tht else is
to be done. e man shall do. Come
. now, thou shalt have the money, ell
I have. which is a. mutter of some
fifteen hundred pumps, and what is
not laid out upon this purchase
thou shalt main (or thyself.”
He considered an instant, snd
conceived that she was right. None
could blame him for executing the
commands she gave him. And
'1, there would be profit in it. clearly-
laye. and it would he sure; to out-
'z bid that dog Tsamanni 5nd send
5 him empty—handed home to lace the
' wrath of his trash-uteri mater.
He spread his hands and solem-
ed in token of complete acquies-
cence.
CHAPTER XVIII
TEE SLAVE-MARKET
At the Sokelsbeed it was! the
hour of the outcry, manhood by s
blue: of trumpets and the modding
or tom-tome. The traders who until
then had been licensed to ply with-
in the enclosure now put up tin
shutters of the their little booths.
The Hebrew pedier of gems clonal-
his box sud alleged himselt. lent:
the steps about the well clear to!
the most prominent petroc- ot the
market. These hastened to ss-
semhle there. surrounding it said
being outward, whilst the rest of
the crowd was reused sgninst the
‘ southern end western walls a! the
m. ‘
Came negro veteran-lore in
vhste‘ urbansvithsspersersmde
otpnlmetmlenmtosprmkisthe
mmdnndlnytheduetagainstthe
tramp of slaves and buyers. The
trumpets M to: an instant.
and tell permanently silent. m
crowd about the gates tell back to
Wendlethsndyeryv slowlysnd
manly three tan duals. drew
tromhesdtofcotlnwhiteudwitl
.mwok‘amm‘ots-a‘:
does, the girl being gone beyond.
‘ recall. he shall submit him to what
then wound s fresh imperious blast w
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