-MA“
'lnnaxno roll QUICIK
. . All ads are restricted to their
proper oleseilioetlon Iiid tile reenter
lidstinoi style or type.
CLASSIFIED RATES
‘ Daily rate per line for ceeseeu.
SERVICE
-
V " tlvo insertions:
' 8i! Days .
hroo Days ........... .10
I. my eee-eseeeoeeee .18
No advertisement tak
Jilin so cents. Based on
, 97 8 lines.
, Count dve average words to the
lee.
Charged ads will be received by
. telephone and if paid at office with.
in seven days from the first day of
insertion cash rate will be allowed.
Ade ordered for three or six days
end stopped before expiration will
only be charged for the number ct
times the ad appeared and adjust-
Chergs Case
.08
.09
.19
for less
minimum
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D Hn’t Miss The “W
“HOWE"
strayed. lee. load is
LOST l'OCKETBOOK-On Madison
and Spring streets at 8:80 Thurs-
day. light brown pocketbook con-
taining gold fountain pen. regieo
tration blank to Smith college.
etc. Finder lease return to 18
Lowe street. award.
. 8090910919!
AMI“ For file 88
BUICK CAR—California top. Good
condition. Price 8800. A. M. Foch-
hoimer. Phone 90' or 824. ,
FORD CAPS—wrecks or old cars
s
1.. Sea 891 Norwalk.
wanted. State year and price. 3. '
samen—scumnoamax. A com. 116111.11, nscsussit1s,1926.
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PAGE ELEVEN
r
ties Which Pa‘s'e “Through The Classified Columns Daily
near. term r08 seer
‘ _ Spot“! 0
s ROOMSfi-Aiid bath. is west
Washington at. opposite 'l'ele-
phone Sldg. South. Norwalh. in-
quire 29 Putnam Ave.
11 noon aranrllniv'r -— .111 im-
provemehls except heat. Also
garage. Inquire M Framer Tailor
Store. I wont A1e.. South Nur-
walls.
SIX ROOM APARTMENT - Alld
garage. New house. inquire Ales
White. 88 Lowe st. Phone 8988.
Tliltlill — Largo pleannt rooms.
some. improvements. also gerego
space if desired. inquire 7 Chin
Si. .
rue soawaut tastings 00.
Phone list 98 well I. ma
W. 11. AUSTIN
South Norwaik
Phone 1989
CHEVROLET SALES a SERVICE
Westport .
890
Repairing-Service Stallone Id
Repairing on all makes cl care.
Storage by the day. week or month
your car washed while you wait.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
mznt made at the rate: ea‘il'nedt.” ‘ '1th It. 1-,. “fl
- " peoiel rates for year y a ver a ng .
fillies request. IUIDI‘ISS III
5. 5...,— ”misfits-om 1e
‘ emails no" in clotte— measles.
I" l 8 ‘ . Special outboard tasters over-
As All Accommodation hauled. M0.
.- Wing of Its Public m, FITZGERALD AWNING CO.
': " ' First a New Ste. Phone 8080
," CREDIT UPHOLSTERING—and cabinet
;; 8° 01°" work. Picture framing. mirrors
-.= and upholsterers' supplies. Chair
l CLASSIFIED caning. etc.‘A Bergstrom. New
.1; ADVERTISERS I. o. o. st. 3111;. So. Norwelk.
l I who are telephone subecrib- Muld- Dn‘nde Mt!!! 89
t ‘ "I- 9"" "D “9"“ auto slim-«uses house the
i '. promptly on the 4m sf If“ old one eleasea blessed and
‘ - insertion with the exception trimmed mite swell Who did
‘ .tm ln'vhw of the court“, the Job? The Prac 1 Renovat-
ostelded they will be paid 1.. 3.. Ill»: 11 u u, g... I.
before the seven day cash pomp c6“. up g ight dteirs.
discount he! $19304. ll: a mtiefied customer is our aim.
continuationc ope 9* A, '4'.
le dependent on “the :‘o'; "Mild. Mlle m 98
‘ "‘ operation given by I pu ,
l - 1. .in minimising collection ex- "giraggmmgemc‘o" will:
.ponsos by Wm" payments. Piano hoisting. Special vans for
1 moving. 8 ton Mack dumps. 100
A Conn. ’Avo. Phone 818 daytime:
l . ‘0 O 8 1
ANNOUNCEMENTS— ° ‘ "m
1—Desthe
8—Card of Thanks
d—ln Memoriam
' I—I‘nnorai Directors
’ e—uonsneets. Cemetery nets
' 9—Sooietlee and told“
le—noet sea rouse
AUTOMOTIVE—
‘ A—Automebue Agencies
' ii—Automcbllee For Sale
id—Auto Trucks For Sale
, 19-Anto Accessories .
'ie—Geragee—Autos for Kile
' sec-Motorcycles end Bicycles
117—Wsnted—Aulomolive
BUSINESS SERVICE—
ld—Busliio- serviceetm 038M
19—Bnllding and Contracting
.l .li—Dremmahing end Millinery
sféneeting. Plumbing. Rooting
88—lneuranco and Surety Seeds
:s—wrucklns-Storego
Mae-Painting. Papering. Decorat-
i 3 ing
jar—Promotion Services
.Ise-Itopairiae Mild Reunions.
‘ ell—Tailoring end Presleg
’21 'ill—Wentod—Busine. mes
E3111 AAUYMENT—
' glue—Employment Agencies
5‘ 88—Help Wanted-Female
mas—Belp Wanted—stale
" se-Belp—Ifale and tomato
' 88—Selioitors. manners. agents
'89—'8ituetione Wanted—Male
‘ sl-suuetione w
l l.1ANCIAIr-
sl—Bneineee Opportunities
> 48-Ifeney,tc been—Mortals.
INSTRUCTION-
' dd-Local Instruction Ciel'ds
.44—8lusicel. Dancing. Dramatic
dd—Wanled—lnstructioa
LIVE STOCK- ’
el—nesa ate. Other Pets
“-303“. Cattle. Vehicles
a... ss—Ponltry end Suppli-
80—Waeted-Livo Stock
MERCHANDISE- 1
81—Articies Poe Isle
' enhance tee-d sees-eras
«1 sew-solidi" ilsnrieb 1 -
reunite-eee and cross scale-
‘ ..
"-LESTATEI...t SALEA-
fl—Brolelsinlteslhts ’
rel-Busin- Pres-rte Dot-b
“ .. More and toaster”
Hoes-«Portia
fee-emulate
ae—Iheloeee Iowa-II.
his
Jib-ensues- for one
:3 "ad's Cache e—lteal Mate
Weeloe— Cl htsls
'rwo FAMILY DWELLING—0 room
apartmt-ut upstairs. 0 room apert-
ment down stairs. Bdth modernly
equipped. Garage space if desired.
DANIEL .7. FARRELL. insurance
Agency. 8 Well street.
assume-sum 78
FOR RENT—Well .labiishod end
fully edglprd Lunch ltoorn on
Boston Read: it you are inter-
ested in a good location where rea-
sonable termli may be arranged. get
in touch with ud immediately.
Tris rubon anaur! COMPANY.
Washington It. seats Nor-walk
m1. hem r08 sass
Good brlcil business steels tor sale:
this one brings income. As it is a
bargain and well located it will not
be on the market long. Come in end
let us tel you about it.
THE s'U E REALTY COMPANY.
Washington St. South Norweik
looses For his so
THE TAMMANY AGENCY.
Real Estate and Insurance. 188
Wnohlhgton It. Phone 88“.
ONE & TWO-FAMILY HOUSES:
All conveniences, residential neigh-
borhoods. Norwelk. South Nor.
walk and mast Norwilk.
HOME REALTY C“8_dPAl\'Y;J
11:11; 1'11qu
. Help Wanted-Female 89
SALESLADIES—Apply at once. M.
hudeu. do to 08.00 Stcro. 187
Washington St... South Norwslk.
msrsuorros
Musical. Dancing, Dramatic 44
PIANO lNS’l‘RUCTION.
errcouree. Miss J. De-
iloe. Pupil of New York College of
Hull- 0 Putnam Ave. So. Norwelh.
N“! West Ave.
1.19: STOCK
norm. Cdttlc. Vanities _ as
FOR SALE—i5 grade Guernsey end
Jersey cowg', nearly dry. Price
reasonable. Sec Supt. Chas. H.
Barrie Ledgewood Farm. Tele-
phone 8000-4.
MERCHANDISE
nousehold Goods
A B E N D R O T H—kltchen
Richmond parlor stove.
Gregory Blvd. Phone 1481.
“Musical Merchandise .8
8'01! SALE—8778 SLIGHTLY USED
player piano. with rolls and bench
8878. Convenient t e rm e. T81 E
STUDWIILL PIANO CO. South
Norwolk.
FOR SALE—USED UPRIGBT PI-
IIO. 3”. THE BTUDWELL
PIANO CO. Io. Nor-walk.
OAYLORD PLAYER PIANO—With
benoh end rolls. 88 note. Maho-
gany' case. Good tone end action.
Bargain 8848. Free delivery. Act
quickly. call today. FOX PIANO
Co. South Norweih.
RADIOS
We sell the following radios. na-
‘89
range
Call 8
- dloles. Super-Hetersdyno. Atwater-
Kent. Bosch slid Freshman. Smell
payment down on any of time ra-
dice brings one to your home. Bal-
llid. FOI'I e “D! S. m.
ans-nan 3: Plano co.
. lonth'Nerwslia f
WANTS t piano. lust be
in good'eoiid . vCetl 48184.
. restlessness»
8800* With Md d‘l
activism ricotta—summer
mmmwmmem
or without Maltese. acocmo-
:aetisessu
“sneer em octet
masorwrltosu ~18 orBoxR.
clelsstlliel.
. “Show O
ruminants moons-m beauti-
sully mm ro'cne if."
househoopise. Meetn iron“
to be appreciated. s provo-
insets Troll: goeeby 1133::
reasonable. srago.
978919117 til-year! Blvd. last
Nos-walk.
AL PITA“ we later
assent-«HTS u
Arm new some. 8
resets. 978.90. all modern in»
"mammalian-AH”
age.“ 77ers” 9t. Inquire A.
MSSMKMM 8088.
m
ell improvements. including range.
tube. Hot :1: zunntoam a‘is‘e.
single bed in. a:
near mill Norwallt and. starch.
“091M do
lisiit
locum—1.111....
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICT or sonwam. so.
PROBATE COURT. November 20. A.
D.. 1920.
Estate of Lcemon B. Tripp late of
Norwaik in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited end
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Es-
late to exhibit their claims for set-
tlement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts. properly attest-
ad. within said time. will be debar.
red a recovery. All persons indebted
to said Eltaio are requested to mails
immediate payment to
LOUISE A. TRIPP.
Erecutrts.
a
or ,
xsoou a canned.
Attorneys.
sonvzm‘ NOTICE
District of Norwaih. as. P obato
Court. December 0. A. D.. 19
Estate of Joseph W. Rooney. late
ct Norwaik. in said District. secese‘
ed.
The Court of Probate for the dis:
trict of Norwaik. hath limited me‘:
allowed six months frontile dd
hereof for the creditors of Illu-
lnto to exhibit their claims for s88-
tloln‘cnt. Those who nesteet to pro-
sent their accounts. properly attest-
ed. within said timd. will be ddbdl‘s
red a recovery. All persons indebted
to said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment to ,
MABELLE J. RODNEY.
Administratrix.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWALX. SS..
PHOBATE COURT. November 80 A.
I)... use. _
Estate of Abram Stull late of Nor.
wall: in said Dietrlet. deceeaodu
The Court of Probate for the Die-
triot of Norwalk. lists limited and
allowed at: months from the date
hereof for the creditors or mid I8-
tate to exhibit their claims for set-
tlefnent. Those who neglect to pre.
sent their“aecounts..,prdperiy attest-
ed within said time. will- so dober-
re a. recovery. All persons indebted
topald Estate are requested to melts
immediate payment to
SARAH ‘II'UIJA
Executrlx.
W M!
9
8. 3019810
Public Auctioneers It Appraisers
Pa Buyers-of All Kinds of -
lacs. Hardware. Furniture._o
“4 Main 8. Idea
.r
For Rent
Four rooms, bath, all improve-
taeate Best tarnished. Jeni.
torservlce. 945.00 psrnontb
during winter, 939.00 per
month during summer. .In-
quire of
J. M.‘ Lsylcn&Co.,
lac.
W
Knows the
things.
practical use.
ABC and 1-2-8 order.
is filled with them!
I
The Man Who Goes After
Opportunity—
pliabet well enough to know
that “B" comes after “A” and that “C" comes
after “B." And as soon as he learned to count
he found that 2 ohms after I
0 lie doesn’t brag much about this knowledge
because he llncm that eveiybody knows these
But—lie does put this knowledge to
He goes after opportunity via The Sentinel
A- B- O Classified Columns-where all the pro
Mable offers are arranged for quick finding is f
This wouldn’t be a quick finding system if
he didn’t know that “B” comes after “A, ” and
.. “after 1—but he does know it!
And the classified section would not be .a
complete catalogue of opportunity it it were not
filled with all the best offers of the city—but it
You. too. should go after opportunity via
the A- BC Classified Columns!
The A- B— 0 Classified Ads
Always the Seine—In Service
Always Different—In Opportunity
.s
T
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
_
.FOR SALE
ESTATE OF.
11 Room House, Lot 00 x 188
Blemilyloose,1.ot00x118
, llxtratotJoaldo
snhdsonszrnor
Houses All Modern
Improvements
situated
Hill Section, So. Norwalk
2 Minutes From West Avenue 9
Most Desirable Residential
Section '
The Entire Estate To Be
Ssci'iflced ror
$21,000
Extra 1M Alone is Worth 98.000
W cash payment and best
term will be accepted from
Wills party.
Investigate This Bargain
This Chance Won't Last Long
cast. mm: or recite 3910
,Walter R. Ceilings
REALTOR
as item sent eraser
soilsss & soiisss
rim ram worm.
WINDOW SHADES
PAINTS
ROOF COATINGS
NOBWALK SO. NORWADK
.0 Wall M .40 Railroad Ave.
WE DELIVER
cussirlan hum
Lns——'—A—h—i—.
FOR SALE
_—e
Now two family house. consisting
of six lull sised rooms on each
floor. Modern In every detail.
two hot water heating systems.
located in very good residential
nrciinn.
Sct'eral six and seven' room
houses at reasonable prices.
CANTY & co.
W
17 So. Kain St. Phone 890
Confidence
‘ I e
Father J. s. Noam-noted weather
expert. of Santa Clara University,
Calif., was so confident of his predic-
tion' that it wouldn’t rain Nov. 87,
the day of a big Santa Clara football
game. that he wore his panama‘hnt
to the gridiron event. He won-not
didn‘t.
Nearly 200 miles of. railway track
In Czechoslovakia are doing electri-
lied.
Monday. December 13.
Radio features will be numerous
Monday night. WAIIG will brosd~
cast the first high light. the Utice
Jubilee quartet at 8:00. At 8: 89
Hedloy's orchestra itlll Richard Halo.
baritone. will give a concert from
7:00 P. 87. —Shclton ensemble.
WJI. and at "i. “a“ title | “WI 7: all—Carlton Terrace orchestra.
society will sin ‘gChrietnles carols front 8: 00-' Current Toplcs;" pianist.
was. Daniel ii'rohaneth tricelro 9: 00—Harmoniets.
t'uccr will t ill from WE l' atro WSZ. NEW ENGLAND—833.1.
Three street as “are list r 8:00. 4:19 I’ Iii.-Lrnox ensemble.
wear wille tinny gt” 0: all—Adams House orchestra.
in bio and" aonor; 7: 00-Martots.cr gs.n
wwil res nt 111.171 trust's? mum and 7: 90- How to See and Read Plays."
$5.." Abred tiesc 8: Ito-Theater orchestra. -..
‘ sub . WM:- 8: illi—lnslrum ntsl trio. ‘1‘». - '
men. WillismID . rie, lllsinuel 9: (lo—Alene rum corps. "“
Boebu rune Ely Recon 0:1: prom- 9 30-Mu-c Club pron-m ‘ P 3
meat lzori'lslersusvill {Fug 10: ao—The Happy '
League inner thrylgh C. Gov. we AF. NEW YORK—492.
All m, .' [om mu es- 8: 00 PM. —Wsldorf-Astoris Orch.
he i one on diet a“ w" 7. OO-Barltone' Columbia U. '1 ct ire.
ett e annual dinn r”; urvey
Associates through WGY at
to. Other features w l include a
play from WPG at 10:00. an opera
from \\ IMF at 10:00. and the singing
of en olatorlo from KOA at 10: 15.
All programs Eastern Standard Time.
Slack fees typo Indicates beet restores
Leading last Stations.
WPO. ATLANTIC CITY-89M
7:.0 I'HIl—Dinner music, talk.
8: 09—Dlnner music: tenor; saxophone
9: Oil-Concert orchestras.
lo: Oil—"He loved Kipling," play.
It): 80~Ilurmony quartet.
ll: 00—Supper Club orchestra.
WSAL. SALTIMR l—d4d.
8: to PM DL—Dinner orchestral organ.
8: 9:03:Contrslto. violilnist. pianist.
Talk ensemh
to: (lo—Soprano,
ll: oil—Do
'celiist. pianist.
oeuorch
use. BOSTON—819.
0:10 —Dlnner dance.
a: i-—' heater studio pro
9' .ifs—Theater songs an
30-Jnckenon' e orchestra.
so-Orc
WIS. BUFFALO—819.
80 PHI—Armbrustere orchestra.
:00-Sopfsne. tenor.
3o—citr etmse carols.
llllfgg--Calumokt"ilgluslcal. h. (8 h )
-mflit er orc rs.
AK dill ALO—Ie.
0:18 P. wit—Dinner, music.
trs.
wegler recital.
WTAM. CLEVELAND—389.4.
12: 30 I'. M. —Wylis' s orchestra.
0:80—liluslc appreciation lesson.
8: oo—Royal Canedisns' orchestra.
7' .00—Theeier orchestra.
moo—Concert rchestra.
' yours in WEAR
0: oncert orchestra.
Moo-Bamboo Garden orchestra.
Secondary
WHAR. ATLANTIOO CITY-ITS.
13:334. 10-83“” roh t
‘0 se or es s.
we «53% le-ete i.
7: 30 Pull—Santa (nation tenor.
8: oo—nook talk; opera students.
9: oil—With WEAP to 10: 00.
I0: 05—Ber11ard‘s orchos
WHK .OLEVI
7:30 P.M.—Santa a
tic—Specialties; Indie
9: 30—Novcity program.
10: OO—Whoslt Jeramtw
CI SAL-4 ii.
7: 30 P. .—8it. Royal orchestra.
8: oo-Voeal. instrumental.
9: oo—Rndio Ltd. Hour at Music.
10:30—Smlthe fiance moo
WHA 2W YORK .
7:00 PM -SaNe red program
8:00—Tnlk: violinist: speaker.
(MS—String trio' talk.
10:15-Qunrlct. trio. soloists.
W.HN NEW MONK-387
e: 30 1‘ M -Orcheetras. telhe artists
(hti
WLWL. NEW yORK-M
8:00 1' M.—- 'Cclllst;' Current Events"
8:30—Mrh‘voy ncert.
9:15-\’lolinist: aweilen concert.
10:00—llrulth tet'it: ensemble.
WMCA. WVONK—Mi.
7: lo I‘ ll. JifrAlwpin orchestra.
7: filo—Hungarian orchestra.
l:00—Chrisll:.1t Science lecture.
limo—Retro.” Theater program.
Iii:id-—Son:.1. .~1~.ist.
il:00—Raml...~.<; entertainers to 1:00.
In.
1 orchestra.
I
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l:
0'
8
I:
sch Claus.
quhrtet.
moiodisis.
Helena Ilill Wood’s
C O L U M N
(Continued From Page One.)
healthy stimulus of the “gang spir-
it," which girls never used to get on
boys naturally did. She learns or
her relation‘to the community
through hcr relations with hot
troop.~
instead of premature sex interests
or abronmal “crushes" on other
girls. hcr tints and thoughts are
turned on activities of absorbing in~
terest for each day which lit her.es
no home training could do. for the
pleasures and duties of womanhood.
The Scout Leader
The scout leader. now trained to
this work In vocational training
schools and colleges. has become an
OUT OUR, WAY
“WWW”
someone. Petal
A
poster lies-e so none '
17397 1088315591. Idward
Waitsfeider. 78. was burned to
death yesterday in his home by fire
of unknown origin. D
unmisntfitneliu
'1'. 0‘ bluis-
v
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W Old
A ‘
Tl'id Ileil D17!- .'
sloien’say. burno‘d sisteet ne‘er: .
was a eoevere '
issued” tae'slsese '
easier-meme. x
wrtA‘i’. 7 with 11111.11
“Leone?“ Potts?
DO 100
BLIND?
No MAGtNthMcr
eoesec'rl
0"
1 . 0 site! BREW 1l-iE 61-1514. mo
1.1 1'41 30‘. "“0” mfi’o‘rlfir
I now W'1HE COMING BACK 1
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neuron-14 an 11-19. ,
5H HELP wn‘l-l THE ,
MAO-1E CUP! BRUSH
1143 Moss OFF wool
By WILLIAMS
"i
lasteru Stations.
lune
WT . H NTFOID—VM.
I‘. -—llc el Bond trio.
7: - : tenor: merrymaiiers.
:1: lion musical; ccntrslto.
i ll ans
10:31l— .n o’ inors.
mos—T‘iéester organ; home folks mu-
! .
woe. NEWARK-408.
7' 30—Housc olM
it: oo-Educationsi ytalk: music.
8: 46—Danlol Frohmsn.
8: Oil—Gypsies. etrino ensemble, John
era-es Wells. tenor.
10:“.Ncrnis"
11:.00-wll!,NI PsisieoD'Or orchestra.
K.—485
1:00 P 87. —ParkW Lanen orchestra.
8: 00-' Your Daily hisnu." Dennison s
tkal. "Post Office Message. "
4:30—Hungarian concert orchestra.
8: 32-stock. cotton. farm market ro-
I’w .
7: 00 ommodoro orchestra,
7; 55-4. B. Kennedy. "Building
No uses "
8:00-8Iarkel'e orchestra.
ciao—Hadley'e orchestra; Richard
Hsle, be ritcno
9:30—Gov. Alfred cult Smith.
10: 30—Dance musl
WLIT. PHiLACDILPi-liA—dsd.
7: 80 P. hi. —Sesouicentennisl grog.
8: 00-Safne as WEAF to 11:0
ll: is—Ben li‘rankll hestra.
WOO. PHILAD iAr-WJ.
7' 80 lit—Dinner rnus
8' .OO—Orgen: address.
9:00—Concert pro em.
10: 30—Syivanls orc estrs.
KDKA. PITTSBURGH—309.
9:18 PM .—-Dinner concert.
7:85—leestock. ain. cotton and
groduco msr els. address.
8:00- tudio ensemble. soprano.
I: Oil—LYlgiit pars hour.
WOY HENECTADY—an. 8.
1:1 88 ALI—Time. weather. produce,
farm flashes. a too ll:-
8: 00 1’. M. —Christmae GI ts. talk.
6: Oil—Stock report.
6:20—Fsrm news.
6:30-Van Curler orchestra.
.9:30—Governor Alfred E. smith.
WHAZ. TROY—379.8.
8:00 PM. —Soprano. popular singer.
9: ail—silent flor 8708'.
10: zit-Re I‘. I. Btudents' Band
10: 45-41. P. I. students' Symphony
orchestra .
11:80—(‘ampus sorcnadel‘s. "KT
WNVO. NEW YORK—890.
7:58 PAL—Orchestras: talks to 9:15.
mic—Commercial Lew League din-
promlnent speakers.
10:00—ViolinYiet. quartet.
w Y. NEW YORK—314.
7:80 PM N-»Sonuen's orchestra.
8: (lo—Costume recital; Jess band.
9' Oil—Talk: songs: quartet.
10: Oil-Ramblers. Prince Piottl.
ll: w-Napoleono'e orchestra.
1:28! WA-de.
liar..."fl ...... ““73. °’°"
19:00-lauriordence o
WOA.
ITTSIUROH—‘idi.
8:00 PHM— wo orchestras.
1: duo: recital.
unite”! or.
me as «11:00.
i :Oo—Nixon orchestra.to
8" Wm m'ane oPress frolic.
W 904 .
8:00P. :‘Dnartainers: railroad
DPOI'Y
IMO—Same as WEAF till 11:00.
TWAHO. RICHMOND HILL—did.
87.—ScouIt program; pianist.
sico-uu out“ so quartet.
8. 80-1” n'eeL ya.
9: 00-87
10: .os‘l-larryA Aorehoetrash's
18: OO—VrIlln
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Mao—Esme es (SIX! to 17:00.
ll ‘00—Theater musical.
WICC, BRIDGEPORT—2dd
P. 87.
7:00—Mitchell Dairy Kiddies‘ pe-
riod with Uncle George.
7:80—Joseph Luciano. pianist.
his—Dorothy Lobdell, 15-year-old
soprano.
8:00—I-Iavcn Four.
8:80—To be announced.
9:00—Thc Four Banlollcrs.
lama—Charley Coles and his orches-
tra.
11:00—Thc Buggy Riders .
important factor in community life.
Supplementing the home training.
cooperating with the school train-
ing. scout leadership has opened a
new profession for young women
that deserves the hearty support of
the community. 1
The employment of those trained
leaders is the greatest item of ex-
penso which the scout movement has
to meet. Next to this is the expense
of summer camps tor the Girl
Scouts. The item for since expense
is small compared to these.
Tho.scout leader must be a jolly
companion. a guide. not a dictator.
a competent director or all the
scouting work and play. and above
and beyond all. she must be patient
while her charges grope their way
and learn through their mistakes. It
takes real talent as well as thorough
training to be a good scout leader.
The need for leaders is Very great
for it is the unusual girl who can
make good at it. but the girl who‘
is successful can find in this work
a real vacation that will bring her
financial returns as well as the char-
mous satisfaction of dolng splendid
work for her own sex.
As the years go on and girl scouts
graduate into young womanhood.
more leaders will be available who
have had the experience oi scouting
themselves. but as yet this new vo-
cation needs more followers.
Formerly a certain military traln- '
ing was emphasised ln scouting. but
this has new gIVen way to strelght
athletics and home making and citi-
senship receive the greatest empha-
sis.
Scouting is a development of
community life that deserves the
warmest support of all patriotic cite
irons.
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Leading Dx Stations.
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WLW, CINCINNATI—421’.
7:00
Hi: tin—Melody Mailers.
"zoo—Studio concert.
7:30
9:30— Aigriculturtl
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10: ill—Oratorio,
0:00
7: on—Goldkeltes' Symphony orch.
'1: lS—Entcrtainors.
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WSD ATLANTA—4283.
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Monday Night.
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WFAA. DALLAS—470.
I‘.8l.—Musla11 orchestra.
oundullml pros.
KOA, DENVER-422.4.
I‘. M. -—Thcater orchestm
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Boulder Symp cny Society.
WCX-WJR. DETROiT—517.
P. M. -Goldkelte’s rnsemliln.
program: dods lease:
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WWJ. DETROIT—352.7.
I’.8l.—Dlnncl‘ concert.
8:00-—8iuslca| program.
9:00-Ssmo as WEAI-I
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8:80
BAP, FORT WORTH—478.
Pit—Traction Co. program.
10:30—Snl1la Fa Band.
”zoo—Violinist. artists.
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T 3. HOT SPRINGS-375.
P. i.—-10 groan-r operas.
11:00—Pl1ilosopher: violinist.
WDAF. KANSAS CITY—365.0.
9:00
12:45
PAL—Sumo as WEAF lo 11 Ni.
A.hi.—-nghllmwk frolic.
WCCO. MINN.. ST. PAUL—410.
9:00
70:00—0rchcstrul program.
IlziO—Imng's orchestra: soloists.
12:30
l‘.M.-—U. of Minn. program.
Aid—Theater organ.
WSM. NASHVILLE—288.
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11:00
KGO. 0A KLAN 0—361.
P.bi.-—Gondo|lers.
”zoo—Bod: chat. 5
WRVA.
8:75
9:10-Imwrcnce's orch.: pianist.
lows-Richmond orchestra.
RICHMOND—256.
PAL—Scouts: orchestra.
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KPO. SAN FRANCISCO—428.
11:00
PAL—Book review.
lZIM—Prn ram with KFI.
1:00
A.li .--lllandnrin orchestra.
moo—Variety hour.
KMOX. ST. LOUIS—280.2.
8:00
P. 87. —String. male quartets.
9: 00—String quartet; soloists.
10: Oil-Ethcrl sue: foreign program.
11: lb—Berge 8‘ orchestra.
18: 00—Arcsdia orchestra.
1:00
A. M. —-Berger’ s orchestra.
Secondary DX Stations. . ,1
WKHC. CINCINNATI—4&8.
8:00
9: 00—Mgion musical.
12: Oil—Popular program.
WSAI; CINCINNATI-326.
7:30
1'..8f -—I‘uhlic schools program. >
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RBIs-Same as WEAF to 11:00
WHO. DES MOlN 254.120.
8:30
PAL-Bankers trio.
9:00—Dancs orchestra.
12:00-Christlenson'e orchestra.
WJ
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10:00—(3l
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sical music.
ll zoo—Theater program.
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9:00
11:00
JEFFERSON CITY—411.
P. AL—Studio program.
KFI. L08 ANOELES—“T.
PM. —-Scml- classical music.
18: 00—8’ ocallsts: Moore' a orchestra. 'j
8:80
11:00
10:00
moo—Mixed quartet. pianist.
11: 30
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WMO. MEMPHIS-$00.
P.8I.~8felody Makers.
KLX. OAKLAND—508.2.
PAIL—Program to 1'00 a. m.
WOAW. OMAHA—520.
nit—Orchestra.
FDA. SEATTLE—454.8.
.87. —Studio program.
KF‘NF—KMA SH ENANDOAH—401 8
8:00
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too-Poultry talk.
10: 00—Musical program.
13:00-0111 time music.
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