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ANNOUNCEMENTS—
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lull-nasal Directors
“Monuments. Cemetery Lots
Floataties and lodges
00-10! and Found

AUTOMOTIVE—-

' A—Antomohile uncles
tb—Antolnobitss For his
II-Anto Trucks For sale
00-Auto Accessories
theorem—Autos for titre
10—Motoroyelee and Biweles
if—Wanted—Automotive

BUSINESS SERVICE-
10—Bueiness sex-mes
ten-Bundles and We
It—Dre—lneking and lilies”

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te—lnsuranoe end lusty lends
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‘ ups-Dales- Opportunities

: sec-Mossy to loan-Menace.
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and Opting lusts at 0:00 Thurs-
day. light brown pechetseek enn-
tainlag geld total-011 pen. regis-
tration blank to Imith collate.
see. these please return ta 18
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HIGH GRADE CARS
1010 Oakland Coach.
1010 Nash Sport Touring.
1000 Nash Inert laden.
1000 Buick (0) ”an.
1010 Overland Sedan. t.
1010 Ford Coupe.
1000 Buick (0) Tourist.
1024 Studebaker Big (0) Touring.
ms Peerless (0) Celine. new paint.
1021 Oldsmobile (fleeces.
1010 Durant Touring, new paint.
1024 Chevrolet Sedan. .
JAMES G. CUNNINGHAM
Regent Garage
Wall St. (Tel. 0101) Norwslk. Conn.

run answer} reamsa co.
Phone 1001 00 Well St. Norwalk

W. R. AUI’I‘IN
pouth Norwelk

Phone 1050
CHEVROLET SALES d: SERVICE
Westport

000

lepeiring—Iervico Starla

- Repairing on all men. of care
Storage by the day. week or month.
you car washed while you wait.

AUTO lXCI-IANGE GARAGE \
I llissbeth I. , Tel 0101

 

 

The opportunities Which Pass

. Will
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Neutral urinates

' RADIO!

We'eeli Ire following radios Rs-
dielee luwMeteredyne. Atwater~
test. leash and memes. hall
payment down on any at these re-
dloe brings can to your heme. Isl-
mioe Fox‘s way. easy to pay.

ALFRED FOX PIANO C0.
Ieuth Nerwalk.

WANTED—Mpflght pig: Must be
in good condition. dill-J.

ROOMS AND BOARD
none. was sense as

FURNISHED ROOMS —- Furnished
room hr one or two persons with
or without board. phone. scoomo-
dstions ell convenience. Bath on
same floor house heated. quiet
convenient to entice and trolley.
Phone (I write 8001-11 or Box 11.
do Sentinel.

Rooms For Ronnkeeptng 00

FURNISHED ROOMS-Two beauti-
fully furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Must be seen
to be appreciated. ell improve-
ments. Trolley goes by door. Rates
reasonable. G a r a g e. telephone
3700.1. 112 Gregory Blvd. East
Norwalk.

1 .11. amen. 4.... an...
Apartments end Eats, '10

APARTMENT—In new house, a
rooma, 025.00, nil modem im-
provements except heat. Also gar-
age, 00 Tierney St. Inquire A.
RICCI. :3 Tierney 8t. Phone 2021.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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practical use.

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The Men Who Goes After
Opportunity—-

Knows the alphabet well enough to know
that "B” 0011100 after "A" and that “0" comes
after “B.” And as soon as he learned to count
he found that 3 comes after 1.

He doesn’t brag much about this knowledge
because he knows that everybody knows these

‘ He goes after opportunity via The Sentinel
A-B-C Classified Columns—where all the pro .
fltablo oflers are arranged for quick finding in

This wouldn’t be a quick finding system if
he didn't know that “B” comes after "A," and
‘2 after l—but he does know itl

And the classified section would not be a
complete catalogue of opportunity if it were not
filled with all the best offers of the city—but it

You, too.‘ should go after opportunity via
the A-B-C Classified Columns!
The A-B-O Classified Ads
Always the Same—4n Service ’
Always Different—In Opportunity i

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BUSINESS SERYIOE
m Services Offend 10

"ARIN! MOTORS— overhauled.
Special outboard motors over-
hselsd. 010.

FITZGERALD AWNING C0.

first A New Ste. Phone 0000

UPIIOLSTERING—and cabinet
work. Picture framing, mirrors
and upboleteress' supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A Bergstrom. New
1. 0. O. F.. Bldg. So. Norwalk.

(leaning. Dygng. asnoveting so

EELLO altar—New hstf No. the
old one eleeaed blocked and
trimmed Leeks swell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
ing Hat IhOp. 11 N thin It. I.
Norwels Conn. up 1 fight stairs.
s misfied customer Is our aim.

slowness-um W I!

NAG! BROS—Storage. Al kinds lo-
cal and long dinenoe trucking
Piano hoieiina. special vans for
moving. 0 ton luck dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone sis daytime:
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weekly. Addressing envelopes at
home. Spare time. Permanent

w o r k. Everything furnished.
Howell Co.. 180 W. Lake. Chica-
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LADIES—You can earn 000 hun-
drrd gliding cq-d sets. Opportun-
ity for beginners. No selling. Ad-
dressed envelope brings particu-
lars Universal, 700 Deardway.
New York.

 

gilding cards. Opportunity for be-
ginners. No selling: addressed en-
velope . brings particulars. Hudson
Card. 180 Flatbush Ave.. Brook-
lyn, N. Y.

LADIES—We ill! ”I hundred.

FIVE ROOM APARTMENT -- All
improvements. Located between
Fairileld and West Aves. Garsre
if desired. Inquire 37 Cedar St.

FOR RENT—Delightful 0 room
house. all modern improvements.
Steam heat. garage. Established
neighborhood. South Norwelk.
Phone 0015.

WALTER R. COLLINGS.
REALTOR.

it LOWE ST.—Stx rooms with bath,
all improvements and garage. two
minutes‘ walk from station. In-
quire 14 Lowe street. South Nor-
walk.

3 NICE-Housekeeping rooms with
all improvements. including range.
tubs. Hot and cold water. also
single bod room. 02 Flea Hill Rd.
near South Norwelk mg. church.

0 ROOMS—And bath. 10 West
Washington St. opposite Tele-
phone Bldg. South. Norwsik. In-
-quire to Putnam Ave.

0 ROOM APARTMENT - All im-
provements except heat. Also
garage. Inquire M. Fromer Tailor
Store. 1 West Ave. South Nah
walk.

THREE -—' Large pleasant rooms.

some improvements. also garage
space it desired. inquire 'l Grove
St. ‘

TWO FAMILY DWELLING—0 room
apartment upstairs. 0 room apart-
ment down stairs. Beth modeme
equipped. Garage space if desired.
DANIEL J. FARRELL. Insurance
Agency, 0 Wall street.

BMMMBGR 00

FOR RENT—Well established and
fully equipped Lunch Room ‘ on
Boston Post Read. It you are inter-
ested in a good location where res.
sonebls term" may be arranged. get
in touch with us immediately.
THE FUDGE REALTY COMPANY.
Washington at. South Norwelk

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LADIES-We pay 000 oer 100 to
Gild Greeting Cards. fr" partic-
ulars for addressed envelope.
Torkvtlle Gard. Dept. K. A. 100
Lexington Ave.. N. I.

nespw'ntsnssaie es

DOT WANTED—Over 10 years of
age. Apply Star Union Overall Co.

 

 

MMMIIIO 08

Good brink business block for sale:
this one brings incomeAs it is a
bargain and well located it will not
be on the market long. Come in and
let us tell you about it.

THE FUDGE REALTY COMPANY.
Washington at. South Norwallr

 

 

planters. A good pesitl with big
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beach and rolls. ss note. ”Ilene-

Railroad; Ave. loss. In his 80
MALE m WANTED. nil: TAMMANY AGENCY.
unseen to .‘ell our high '

grade garden and ti direct to Real Estate and insurance. its

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during -wlnter, «6.00 per
month during sninmer. In-
quire of .

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FOR SALE

ESTATE OF

11 Room House, Lot. 00 x 133
2 Family House, Lot 00 x 113

l'Extrs Lot, so x 160
Aid. on one: room

lioness All Modern
Improvements

Situated

3111 Section, So. Norwelk
0 Minutes From West Avenue

Most Desirable Residential
Section
The Entire Estate To Be
Ssorlfioed For

521.000

Extra Lot Alone is Worth 08,000
Reasonable cash payment and best
terms will be accepted from
respoheiblo part!
Investigate This Bargain
This Chance Won’t Last Long

can, wen-e or racks: 3915

Walter R. Coliings

REALTOR
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SOMERSdtSOMl-ZRS

m PAINT PEOPLE

WINDOW SHADES
PAINTS
ROOF COATINGS

1003'“ SO. NORWAIAK
00 Wall St. 0-10 Railroad Ave.

WE DELIVER

 

 

 

 

Tel. Stamford d‘ldld

. 8. IOTI'AN
Public Auctioneers a Appraisers
Buyers of All Kinds of
Paints. Hardware. Furniture. etc.
not Main St. Stamford

 

 

 

 

Test Answers

Three are the correct answers to
the liihlo test questions which ap-
pear on the comic p030.

i—Joeeph'e brothers find a sil-
ver cup In Benjamin’s sack.

2—King Herod.

3—.“ a sister.

e-—ln Cans of Geiibee.

h—l‘nul.

d—To prove his faith and devo-
tion to God.

l—Ts-olve.

s—Ood caused him to become a
leper. ,

9—»Bccause the Ameleitlte killed
Saul.

lo—There are more books in the
Old Testament

Publicity For Legal
Lights Arouses Ber
Assn. of France.

French lawyers who have their
photographs taken with clients ac-
cused or crime are indulging 10 an
undesirable form of publicity in the
opinion of the Parts Bar association.
The association has drawn up rules
forbidding the practice.

For some'yeers newspapers hiv-
been filled with pictures of noted
criminals. with lawyer defend-
ing them toners occupying a
prominent position in the fore-
ground. This is to be all changed.
and the lawyer himself must see to
it henceforth that his face he not
included in the photograph.

‘ nu.
A yard whsr: lions. tigers'and

other animals and serpents are
bought and sold is a feature of the
East End of London.

 

 

 

 

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There are idl‘wom n in state leg-
Isleturoe in this noun ry. Connecti-
cut. wlth 17. has the largest number.

FORD CARS—wrecks or old cars
wanted. State year and pride. 8.
L. Box 591 Norwaik.

Household Goods 0.

A 3 END R GTE—kitchen reuse
Richmond parlor stove. Call s

 

 

 

 

 

Gregory Blvd. Phone 1411.

 

 

DAILY RADIO PROGRAM

 

 

Saturday, December 11.

The Fire Department Band of New
York city will give a concert from
WNI’C at 8:00 for the flint musical
radio high light Saturday. Ten min-
utes taler the Baton Symphony 0r-
chcetra. under the leadsuhlp 00 Barge
Koussevlizky. will start a two-hour

rogram from WBZ. W02. WJZ and

RC. Graham Holiness. the is
inese Boys. Troubadours and (lie I

ice. priulu donna. will tampon y
desert \VEAI" for WPG at 0:00 and
will entertain the New Jersey It
Estate Bonnie in banquet at finen-
llc city. Waller Dammech wt lec-
tun on Acts 1 and ii of Wagner’s
"3Irgtrlcd," through the WEAF chain
at 0:00. At the same time Gov. Ben
s. I‘eulon at Kansas will go egothe
air from WMAQ. At 10:00 Ev nee
and gang will start a 0-hour en-
tertelnmcnt from WT and WCCO
will present tho Orpheus male chorus.

Ilsclt lace type Indicates beet festum
I All Programs Eastern standard Time.

Leading East Stations.

WPG. ATLANTIC GIN—H...
1:15 “Mn—0mm dinner music.
Rzflo—l'innist.
0:45—Rcsi Estate banquet

McNames, master 0
nice.
10:15-liunquct dance program.
lozta—Two dance orchestras to 12:00.
WNAC BOSTON—40.1.
0:30 MIL—Dinner dance.
‘7;“-Ruillnt‘ll bureau talk.
0:00—1'opular.
0:0(l—l'luckmlnlaier orchestra.
INN—Copley l’lnee orchestra.
W0 . BUFFAL 10.
0:00 TIM-Same as WF .
WMAK BUFFALO—000.
0:00 l'.M.—~Onondega music.
filo—Theater musical.
szzo—lmnmto dance orchestra
10:10—Itufinlo A. c. dance orchestra.

WLW, CINCINNATI-402.0.

:00 HAL—Organ.

:oo—Srckatsry Hawkins Radio cub.
0:00-(‘nstle Farm dance.

WTAM. CLEVELAND—000.0.
10:80 l'.hi.—Bamboo Garden oroh.
dzls-Clevfimd orchestra.
Ids—Blue F'Ielli WlaaxG.
8:00-llollendcn Hour.
0.00—Snlue as 2 .
,iozoo—Ev Jonee's Merrymahere (0 hrs)

. WJR. DETROIT—010.0.
hm EAL—Orchestra: soloists.

 

 

Graham
ceremo~

’ WHAR. ATLANTIC CITY—270.
0:00 i'..\l.—srnsl<le trio.
Will. BOSTON—03.0.

0:15 I'..\l.—Lido Venice orchestra.
0:00—biusicnl with WEAI" to 10:“.
WKRO-CINCINNATI—dli.
10:00 l'.hi.-—Swlee Garden orchestra.

iizoo—l‘opular promm: dance.

WSAI. CINCINNATI—020.

0:00 EAL—Sextet.
0teoortame as WEAR
tam-Hotel Sutton orchestra.

WHK, CLEVELAND—070.0.
0:00 I‘.M.-—Ststler orchestra.
7:30.8snle and Jack Claus.
LOO—Folk songs.

SIM-Philharnlonic orcheltre.
l0200—W11K 1le! Hours.
il:JO—\\'hozit gromm to 12:00
WWJ, anions-seer.
0:00 DAL—Same as WEAF.
it'll v‘vo‘aaAnavdvhvmonKEeie
. .-— roll a re.
lab-Numerology.

Mill-Studio program. WSZ.
limo—"Merry Old Chief." 10:30—Ten Eyck dance program.
gt- Secondary Eastern Stations.

W700. HARTFORD—470.0. IA
0:00 PAL—Hub uertet: soloists.
two—Quartet: [it e study.
emu—Hartford Wonders nlebl.
0:30-Tenor. contralto. pianist.
0:15—lls p_v trio. baritone.
10:00—Clu Worthy orchestra.

WOR. NEWARK—400.
1:30 P.hi.—Vandorbl|t dance orch.
0:00—Iinrlione. orchestra. pianist.
0:00—Mandoiin quartet: tenor. string

trio.
Ions—Light's Buddies.
moo—Carlton Terrace orchestra.

wsz, NEW ENGLAND-133.1.
0:15 MAL—Organ.
a:30~Noa'combs Society orchestra.
two-Markets; Afirlcullural features.
trill—Theater orc .: male quartet.
lull—Boston Symphony enhestra.
lozlb-lloieman'e orchestra.
WIAF NEW YORK—492.

0:00 P.M.—'Weldorf dinner music,
1:00—Hoibreu orchestra.
‘l:30—'I‘o be announced.
0:00—Musical comedy hits.
0:00—Waiter Demreech. lecture re-

cital on "Siegfried."
10:00—To be announced.
iitoo—Vlncent Lopez orchestra.

WJZ, NEW YORK—455.
1:00 P.bi.—Yoeng's orchestra.
too-Republican Club discussion.
ezlio-l‘aul Specht'e orchestra.
Ihim—Commodore orchestra.
Ids—Earl Carroll orchestra.
lilo—33:10:! 0ymphony Orch. with

10:30—an Denny's orchestra.

WFI PHILADELPHIA—300.0.
0:30 P. .—Adclphia orchestra.
’l:00-Toy tales.
two—Season topics: saxophonist.
0:00—Same as \VEAF.
10:00—Mele quartet.
10:30-Adelphia dance orchestra.
10:30—Phlladelphle Rotary Club Erna.

WIP. PHILADELPH A—dtl.
0:10 net—Ben Franklin orchestra.
0:45—hlnrkcts: children's sport.
till—String ensnmbie.
0:45-Contralto. tenor.
0:15—1'ianiet, baritone. soprano.
“zoo—Ben Franklin orchestra.
Iitos—Thcatcr organ.

. KDKA. PITTSBURGH-309.

0:10 PAL—Band.

:lS—I’ost radio chat.

:00—Bend.

WGV. SCHENECTADV-dnd.
0:00 PAL—Boy State Aces dance.
0:30—0nondaga dinner mu c.
1:30-Buifnio theater an WMAK

studio program.
0:tO—Boston Symphony Orch. with

0:00—Pianist. Russian program.
0:15-Vlollnlst. baritone, sea songsL
10:10—Strlng ensemble. ..
limo—Arrowhead inn orchestra.
WMO NEW VORK~ML
10:30 P.M.—- 'est orchestra.
11:00—McAlpin orchestra.
10:00«—lichlpln entertainers.
wnvc. NEW YORK-620.
0:00 P.M.—Flre Department Send.
0:30—Taik: musical to 10:30.
ween. PlrrsnunoH-«t.
0:00 PAL-Three orchestral.
0:00—Same as WEAF to 10:00.
10:00-Confreys's. Coveto'e orchestra
“amigo RICHMOND HILL—310.
WRO. WXMIIINOTDN
7:10 PAL-Washington orchestra.
ItiO—evoston Symphony Orch. with

u.
“ISO—Orchestra mum \_
ll:oo-Boernstein‘s eetra. .

 

 

 

14,600 Franc Fine
For Just One Rabbit.

The most expensive rabbit in
France is the one shot by one of
three men recently arrested at Bourg
and lined 11.800 francs tor poach-
ing.

The high priced rabbit also em-
phasized the increasing importance
attached to violation of the hunting
regulations by the government. The
three men tried to bag bunnies by
turning their automobile headlights
on the game at night. Frightened
rabbits. caught in the beam of light.
psemed unable to get out of it and
ran back and forth. dated in the
glare of the lamps. untl captured or
killed. ‘ A

Sleeping Car Sirens.

1.. O N 1) 0 N (Am—Sleeping car
sirens are a menace to travelers in
some parts of Europe. Wealthy
Americans are said to be frequently
their victims.

Good looks, beautiful clothes, a
mixture of tears and coquetry. a
card one containing names of fe-
mous persons of Europe and a tear-
ful tale of a lost purse or railway
ticket enable those advanturesses to
extract large sums of money from
male travellers.

Jugoslav police recently arrested
a young woman of 24 who for the
last three years has been levying toll
from wealthy travelers on the fa-
mous Simpson Express. which rushes
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roll sans—e grade Guernsey and “w“- ‘ ‘
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pleas mm. . .
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maximum inalsinlt. Thane-880 ’ > , 3, a
show uttlgastors. meat ‘
choppers. an ans- kinds ori - . I
bankrupt store. fixtures Bridle- .
port Sales Company. :01 Noble
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monstrous ..,
» Ila-set Masseuse ‘ " es Four rooms, bath, all impinss- L;
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Brooklyn Widow

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had not left the vicinity of the sta-
tion when the alarm was sounded.
Footprints Followed
When the firemen arrived at the

scene of the blaze, all indications
pointed to the fact that tho lire had
been set. Due to the fact (lint. a
number of disastrous fires had oc-
curred in this section of the beach
within recent months. officials im-
mediately started an investigation.

While some were extinguishing
the blaze. others. with the assistance
of the Mllf'ord police authorities
searched tho neighborhood for any
clues that might lead to the appro-
hension of the guilty party. A wo-
man's footprints leading from the
unoccupied cottage to the water-
front were discovered. Authorities
were inclined to believe that the
person who started the fire washed
his or her hands after making pro-
ltmlnary preparations.

Officer James M. Mailer folloWed
the footprints for nearly two miles
in a general directiomthat led from
the scene of the fire to the rail-
road station. At 3:30 o'clock yester-
day morning he found Mrs. Conlln
waiting in the railroad station. In ro-
piy to his questioning she said she
came to Milford to see a real estate
dealer and was waiting for a New
York train.

When Officer Manor discovered
that her ovorshoes were filled with
beach send and that the overshoes
fitted the footprints in the snow. he
placed her undel- arrest on a techni-
ole charge of idleness. Bonds were
set at 85,000. which she has not seen

able to furnish.
Hearing 0- Monday

Informed that she was suspected
in connection with the blaze, Mrs.
Conlln denied any knowledge of the
entire aftair. She refused to enlight-
on police as to the reason for her
visit to Milford and also refused to
give her street address in Brooklyn.
She was awaiting the arrival of a
train to take her to New York when
arrested. police say,

While the authorities are without
evidence that Mrs. Conlin had any-
thing to do with the fire. she is be~
ing held for a hearing in the l‘own
court. Monday.

 

Angered because rattlesnakes were
killing her turkeys. an Oregon wom-
an recentlv procured a ride and
shot it of the reptiles.

 

 

 

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Leading DX Stations

W08. ATLANTA-428.1.

0:00 PAL—Musical.

li:i5-W. Point Route orclicstrn
Kvw. CHICAGO-536.

1:00 PAL—Family hour.

9:00—Studlo musical.

10:00—Clessical concert.

WBEM, CHICAGO—220.

9:00 l'.M.—-0rohcairns. artists to

3:00 e. in; Nighthawks at 1:00.
WEBH—WJJD. CHICAGO—670.

0:00 MAL—Orchestra: solos.

limo—Victorians; trio to 12.

”zoo-Orchestra: male quartet to 3 00

wou—wué. cmcsoo—aoa.

0:00 HAL—Same ae WEAR.

10:00—Opcra period.

11:00—Sam ‘n'. Henry. Music Box;
tenor: Correil and Gosden: or-
.gnn: orchestras to 1:30 a. m.
WLS. CHICAGO-304.0.

8:40 P.M.—-Netionsl barn dance: or.
cheetra; entertainers to 2:00.
WMAQ. CHICAGO—448.

Dzw-Photolopus. “Kansas."

into—Theater revue.

10:30—I‘opular song cycle.

WFAA. DALLAS—470.

7:30 P.lil.—lloncy Boys orchestra.

{into—Mozart choral club.

12:00-Ted chm's orchestra.

WOC. DAVENPORT—004.

0:00 PAL-Trio. baritone. render.

0:00—Dnmrosch with \VEAF.
KOA. DENVER—322.0.

11:00 A.M.—Schruerman's orchestra.
WBAP. FORT WORTH—475.9.
0.80 Elli—Sunday school lesson. ,,

0:00—l‘lnniet.

10:30—Bromnrd's Little Symphony.

wa. HAVANA—400.
0:00—h‘l‘an61011n quartet; orchestras to
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10130-110"wa orchestra.

KTHS. HOT SPRINGS-375.
10:00 I‘.M.-—Fish'e famous iiddlnrs.
“till—Dance frolic.

WDAF. KANSAS CITY-365.0.
0:00 i’.M.—Sa e as WEAF.
10:00-"Aroundrlkle Town."

10:45 A.hi.—ng ihewk irollc.

KFI. LOS ANGELEs—467.
11:00 PAIL—Orchestra.
limo—String quartet.

1:00 A.M.—Rudio Club.
0:00—Midnlght frolic.

KHJ. Los ANOELES—tosl.
11:00 l‘.M.—-Flddler. tenor.

WHAB. LOUISVILLE—400.
0:00 RDA—Triple male quartet.

WCCO. MiNN.. ST. PAUL—410:
9:00 P.hi.—Samc ne WEAF‘.
limo—Orpheus male chorus.
11:05—Msrlgold orchestra.

KGO, OAKLAND—301.
12:00 P.M.—-Wliltchomh Band to 1:00,

Secondary DX Stations

WORD BATAVIA—‘nb.
0:00 PAL—Webster concert.
woo-Studio program.
WENR¢ CHICAGO—206.
PAL—Vocal: instrumental.
AER-Midnight frolic-K0 hrs.)
, wMC, MEMPHIS—500.
0:30 PAL—G. L. Powers concert.
WSM, NASHVILLE—283.
TILL—Popular and barn dance
program (3 hrs.)
WOAW. OMAHA—020.
10:00 PAL—Program.
11:00-Brown'e orchestra.

KFOA. SEATTLE—424.0.
11:00 EAL—Harmony trio.

KPO IAN FRANCISCO—48.

11:00 BIL-Dance orchestra.

KMOX. 8T. LOUIS—280.3-
0:00 P.M.-Schoolhouse.
0:00—String quartet: soloists to 11:00.
II:10—-Two dance orchestras on 1:00.

9:00
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every 15 lifcboats carried by British
passenger ships to be equipped with
wireleu.

 

Jupiter is the largest planet.
measuring 80,500 miles in diameter.
Mercury, monsuring 0.000 miles in
diaonr. is the smallest.

Cannons loaded with sand are
used to break up swarms of locusts
in Costa. Rim.

 

The daily rainfall of the earth
amounts to about 16,000,000 tons a
second.

 

 

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