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Jock-W new Quartet;
3; Isnr‘or Ford. humorist.
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“Ohm music.
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.oo~Visdo Kolitisoh. violinist.
roe—James Him flutiu.
:bb—r-Lson Goldman. violinist.
all—"Trend ot the Times."
too-Police alarms; weathel.
W. SEW YORK—213.
“Th. F. M.
200'—Dl('l\ Long. borytone.
:16-Hortense Henry, soprano.
:so—m. K Jerome. songs»
Mum“ o: u}. j in 1," LOW—hill Oak Orchestra.
“IF-u”! Unanimous Octotte. l
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[x“.u-81—DIIIOO Orchestra. :ts—Leroy Iiiontesanio. tenor.
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it “CO—Foss Willissns'e Orchestra.
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9:30o-8tudlo program.
F fl‘ob‘um and Working with 10.00—Dasmor Orchestra.
3. meters."
l. ,MO—Willisma‘s Orchestra.
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'i‘uO—Orsan recital.
[too—Vogue entertainers
“Ob-Loo“ Orchestra.
; _.. .fl‘O—Iflllon Yooitmon, tenor.
fidhfienrl Duvn. violinist.
‘3: gift-Rosebud Dance Orchestra
lo—Anatoi Friediand.
lose—paces orchestra.
WEBJ, NEW YORK—273
P. M.
too-Peter l‘an
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sub—Benjamin Jsrmue. t-nor.
9:00~Rich:lrd Franklin. plauiet
9:15.—John Von Aspe. tenor.
{Lao—Ed l-‘Aligcr's Orchestra
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too—Frank Fms Melody Boys.
9:00-Andy Razor. Paul Dinniksr.
lotao—Loreita Reynolds. soprano.
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bis.
:Io—Ernie Golden's Orchestra.
:OO—Sam Coslow. barytone.
:80-—~.‘iiahel Grout, soprano.
zit—William B o u n e r.
Anna Daly. violinist-
:OO—Jsok Windraw. souls.
:to—Fourth Annual Food Show.
nil—Brunswick surprise.
:oo—Roxer Reno's Graham:
lien leivin's Orchestra.
11:00——-llolbi‘lll Hsus Entertainers.
into—Jack Denny's Orchestra.
13:00—-Mc.tlpln Entertainers.
WKNY. NEW YORK—208
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'15—Radio theater index.
:30—-Margurat Hchseter. soprano.
:IO—hiu lieidt. violinist.
Mil—Rosa Laurent. sons-tress.
Oil—Dotty Dale. soprano.
'lS—lsssceon‘a DeWitt
concert.
.2Lk—llannah and Henry Daniele-
“itz, pianists.
zas—hlsr'srita Zippert. soprano.
zen—Maurice Brown. cellist.
mix—Evelyn Sidell, contraito.
zoo—Reading to music.
Mir—Greta Muson, soprano.
10:00—Henri Duval. Violinist.
iO:id——Grets Manson. soprano.
Juno—Henri Duvsl. violinist.
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and radio men.
“HAP. NEW YORK—240
P. M.
:ilti—ilolmes' string Ensemble,
:iS—Automette Kaufman. pianist.
filo—Earl Palmer. tenor.
ilk—Joseph Cashmen, "Thu Men-
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Dari Bethmann. barytone.
mac—Augusta E. Stetson. C. s. 13..
reading. .
10:00-Msry Pinnoy. oruu recital.
10:15—WHA1’ chorus of men.
iozao—John Warren Erb. pianist;
Dorothy H oyle. violinist;
Vida Milholland, soprano.
MWL, NEW YORK—288
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trio—Economics and finance
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Delnusio, violinist.
9:30—Old-lt‘ashioned Quartet.
10:02—vlii'aniiiieid Trio and Gauge
Wins.
mac—Utopia Danes Orchestra
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6:15~—Bill Wathay. ”sports". '
6:80—Jaooues Jaeobs' Ensemble.
7:30—Ted Barron‘s Mirroliksrs.
Moo—“Topics oi the Day." Spencer
Armstrong.
. s:15—-Dodne~lennott-Holnies Trio. ,
‘ Sub—Horace Taylor. reader. 1
9:00-Gertner's String Quartet. ; .
9:30—Phil Cook. musical chci.
into—"How Women hisy Develop,
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' An otter to the schools at the 'ste‘
let all available young white or red1
pine trees at the state uuraerive tor
planting on school grounds or pub-
licly owned property has been made
by State Fore tor Austin F. [lawns
tor the state rk and forest com-
mission. Announcement 0! the alter
,with an endorsement 0! a tree plan'-
iug program has been~ made to
teachers and school authorities by
Dr. Albert B. Meredith. commiuiow
Ior 0i education.
Many school grounds in the state
«ould be improved in appearance.
Dr. Meredith says if evergreen trees
were planted along the boundaries
or in a group for shade. backsmund.
or screening purposes.
Many thousands of the young tram.
are at the nurseries and Mr. Halves
bays they will be given out to schools
so tar as the supply permits. without
cost. Applications must. be made
through R. F. Lund. supervisor of
elementary agriculture for the de—
partment of education. The two trials
departments are cooperating also in
giving information on plantina and
the formation of town forests and the
distribution of the bodies. "Common
null—Memoy‘s concert.
lozisoRohert Walker. flolinist.
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battery. High quality brought demand, and
that meant big production and the economies
of manufacture that go with it. Exide is the
economical battery‘for you to buy, because
the price is low and the length of service ex-
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The price displayed above is for a 13-13th
Exide. There are Exide Batteries for every
car, some costing more than 81.6.50 and
some costing even 1233. At Exide dealers
everywhere.
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Forest Trees ox Ponnecticut." and "it
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How much more convenient it is to have all the
facilities of two ranges combined in one! Although
the new Gold Medal 612an is only a little more
than a yard Wide, it has s an oven. gas broiler. coal
who use burners and tour large coal covers.
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V. A. C. lionmon PhD, Director «71', Walter Draper has become a tale.
gthe School of Education at the Llli- .' phone gm m the 01d soldiers' Home
ivcrtlw at Wisconsin. has accepted I m Oklahoma City. Okla_ Mrs Draper
an appointment as pi'oiwsor 0: ultl— ‘ is 11... willow oi the first Commu-
cattonul psychology at Yalu L‘lll- ‘ man from tilt: ludian Territory and
:varsiiy. it was learned today. 2g}, 1:”; granddaughter of the U. S.
l'rot’creor Honinon is n instinct: smug, t‘rom Ohio who appointed
'ot Bethany College and Columbia l l'itreas 6. Grant to West Point.
I i_,ni\'ot‘silv and has been angered ”‘x Mrs. Draper was formerly the wife
lerluosllonai work slum. 1895, as of I). A. lilrvcy of the F‘iliy~0rst
principal or public schools in Alls- and Fury-second Congresses. He
‘souri. instructor and professor of aided in {twins the bill for Okh.
pedagogy in Bethany College. len- homa‘e entry into statehood. Her
turer in Dweholosy at Columbia present hushnnd is a veteran of the
, i'nnvero‘ilb'. Mid l‘rOlf-‘o'bm' M W‘.‘ - Civil War residing in Oklahoma City.
‘choloty and eduwtlon ““0 M1138. Her grandfather was Thomas Mor-
taean of the College (-1 Liberal Arts ‘- m.‘ L‘. 51. Senator from Ohio,
is: the University of Colorado. He
sts appointed to the faculty or the
O
A. J Collins Co
70 North Main Street,
:department or education at the Uni-
lvorsity of Wisconsin in 1910 and was
. made director of the Schnel o! Edu-
lcation there in 1916. He is the su-
lthor of many books and articles on
education and psychology. associate
editor of the Journal of Educational south NW
Psychology. and a. contributing edi-
tor ot the Journal 0! Educational Phi)!” 7‘7
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