Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1925, Page 21

[ONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1925 Indians Make Fake |JUGOSLAVS AND BULGARS Wolf Ears to Get | SIGN RAILWAY TREATY jiuroiy by v e i i ™ 2 | Will Now Exchange Mails at Fron- change center was left at Tsarlbrod Canadian Bounty 2 e o * tier, Suspended Since Sofia | despite the fact that Serbia had sus |pended visaing or recognizing Bul THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. LINIT TO STATIONS BiG RADID QUESTION of a railroad operating convention by Jugoslavia and Bulgaria. It involves the transfer of mail from Bulgaria to | Christo Kalfoff, has not yet been settled, despite ex- planations and apologies offered by the Bulgarian min of foreign affairs J BYPS'ES B[]NBERT LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTANMENT MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1925 ON WEAP IUNIGHT Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time Calf Drags Boy to Death. When a rope on which he was lead By the Associated Press calf bec in b £00—x ; 47105 PM. BRANDON, Manitoba, September Oathedral Bamb, |sarian passports. owing to a protest | "8 & call became entangled in hin 00w Toh: M R i g 14.—A get-rich-quick scheme whereby | Correspondence of the Associated Preas |lodged with the Rulgarian foreign | legs and the calf sta o run New York: Children's hour: stories 4:30—Philadeiphia: Scores: sports resulte 2 5 70 6 P 5:00—New York: Scores: races: United States Army Band. WRC James. jr.. 7 years old. of Edison. Pa.. was dragged across the fleid, and the injuries he thus received caused his death. His skull had hesn fractured | office against the arrest of several Serbian subjects after the explosion in the cathedral of Sveita Nedelia. The controversy concerning the arrest Indians on a reservation at Griswold, Manitoba, collected municipal bounty on wolf ears manufactured from skins of wolf cubs was discovered here this Piano Recital, Mandolin and Guitar Selections Also SOFIA, Angust 17.—Negotiations which have extended over a prolonged period have resulted in the signing 200 May Seek Admittance to ’ Philadelphin: Weather: Bomjamin: Franiiin Conceri Oreh Broadcasters’ Ranks at | f wolt cubs was discovered h sentihi, market roporia L oiat’ Van Corier Or T} Callbce ountiss fontwotsss Al Schenceta : an Curlér 3 ; on Program. p i s bl el Fall Conference. the animals’ ears must be tuned in. New York o0e Mann, baritone soloist P P Th dskins received bounty on the | o S necenna e anrnanan— S ik e & 3 New York: Uncle Geebee: stories: Premier Club’ Oré e reds nty on the ————— New York: Hotel Waldorf-Astoria dinner concert artificial ears for some time before | The first concert of the season by ot e iey el st his snmemible; Ern The principal issue to be faced at | officers discovered l‘e“a'm,;“"fl"ll‘f"r'g Open Every Open Every : {he A. & P. Gypsies. in New York. | . Bouen Kiadies” Jiuh Shepacd Coloniay Orchesira” the annual radio conference this Kall, | Men and o dduaw pleaded €ulity and | t ™Il be broadcast tonight by WCAP | 8 PENAi: o e L R as indicated by Secretary of Commerce ve ® . A 3 5:40—Philad Scores; v Hotel program. s y of as its chief musical attraction, The A T TR T I PR T e ] Hoover in opening the Fourth Na.|Sentence. | Evening Evening concert will come from WEAF from 6To 7PN tional Radio Exposition. in New York, § 10 9 o'clock. S et ol S Eae A Saturday night, is whether or not gov- Until 403 llth St. N.W. Until U. S. TRAINING METHODS Other musical offerings include a | New York: Vocal solos: musical program from Ma ernmental limitations shall be placed = ? ’ plano recital by Everett McLaine, a R R e 04 | an'the nurmber of brodcasting stations | L) b BUSSIAN ORPHANS 9 O'Clock Members of Radio Merchants 9 O’Clock Dretentious concert by the Walter T. New J ok United State Navy Bana: organ recital | 123 | permitted to operate in the United Assacialion Holt Mandolin and Guitar Club and a New York: Songe: eolon C.. . et tered th IR ! evelana: Gold P e recital by Mrs. Robert Hatcher, con- ot Diner contare o, Orees BT e e e aie” win | Children Given Special Instruction tralto, of Roanoke, Va. DR e e e e 570 broadcasters now on the air w The weekly “Tower Health Talk Chicago: News. financial and final market reporis: vote for some form of limitation. But in Vocations and Make Re- WO open WCAPS Eoapat et ks New Sork: Markats: code. lessons, georaphy series there will be opposition from represent- | New York: Markets: Charleston Five: po 6:15—Cincinnati: Alvin Roehr's Music Makers Schenectady: Address: scores: vocal. in Newark: Sport talk: Caruso Ensemble atives of some 200 interests who are asking admittance to the broadcasting channels and who, in nearly every in- 3 it alar o'clock. Announcement of the base S hall results in the major leagues will follow. After the concert by the A. & markable Progress. Correspondence of the Associated Press ATWATER KENT RADIO 6:30—Ph Polic d concert’ by Hotel Ritz- 5 b LENINAKAN, Russian Armenia, | ¢ P. Gypsies John Clagett Proctor, Pt awe RN NS ThD. make{suong arguments| | susr 16.—K novel iexperiment x| After six years in the radio President of the Soclety of Natives Atantic Citr; Stories for iittle folks L. voan gAY ews around | education Is being tried with signal H : Z and vice president of the Association Philadeiphia: Dream’ Dacdy, with ‘boye &nd Kiris CWLIT e e e e e be aid | success by one of the great American | markets, during which time we of Oldest Inhahitants of the District, Boston: Copley Plaza Hotel Orchestra . ek WNAC the SOM-GEnce tADlo mUch W 4.0 | orphanages here. Each child is treat- £ will talk on “The Star Spangled Ban' | T o EmcHt et Cld oL Jant s Inthe end: 1 15 mow Kencratly | €d a8 an individual, and & separate | have handled hundreds o e 1708 M just as in the end, i « ) s tual, s 2 Wihakartiats - Who BT in| 7:00—New York: Lecture 4 wMCA b-lieved, the foundation for a system | tinetable is drawn up for his s makes of radio sets, we applied . the S e part in Boston . Concert, program WNAC of regulations to prevail until such!Class work is largely abolished in b . th & EEram o the Holt Mandolin Philageiphia: Talke: Arcidia’ Concert Orchestia: aritsi re- time as new discoveries render them | favor of individual training in work for and have been given e e T T Richimana” Wil N. V.. Addrews: "vooal' nd insirumentad " oL T unnecessary, will be laid at the radio | shops and at daily household taske. | for Atwater Kent. Made SRR iy o g s snlon: Sroadivenl ..o os L G ot S LA conference of this year. At the back | Bach child Is encouraged to specialize | agency. buss jolt and Charles A. Conrard. The Auantie Oty Seaside Hotel Trio I WHAR ? the decision will be the listeners.in | in the particular work for which he : : io busi- Nordica String Quartet will play two Philageiphta’ Mark Strand Theater program. vocal and in- ' © | 5F the country, to whom a to-crowded | Seems to have capacity and inclina by pioneers in the "ded g of MacDowell's popular selections, Schenectady - Musical prokram: WGY Orcnastra v diminishing interest in | tion. | ness, who have developed a se 1dyl” and “To a Wild Rose.” New York: Base ball talk: solos: lecture: concert rogr i a1 e This system fs particularly neces. | z SRR WRC has scheduled as its only aft Nop o Tl ahasie . the listener in the American |sary in these Near East Relief insti. | oi proven worth which is cov- Model No. 20 $80.00 ¢ricon attraction the concert of the New York: Battery talk; Rokeland Dance Orchestra vocal aecording to Secretary Hooy- | tutions, because every child is re- | i uarantees % ey & Tnited § Nav. - ; i s S hAA et th ered by unqualified g United States Navy Band on the Cap NouOlos:, Silver Shipper Bovue L - ST 04 | v, “wha I5 the foundation and who | auired to leave the orphanage at the i tol_plaza. The concert will begin e S e e e 04 | furnishes the support for the whole | age of 16, by which age he must be | by manufacturer and distribu- RI Toad { &t 5 o'clock. and will be followed by New York: Musical program: heaith talk: solos WEAF 504 | industry * if he relaxes or his in.|€quipped to earn his own living at Model No. 24 . $100‘00 s 1 an announcement of the base hall Kansas Cty: Musical program: story: address . IWDAF 242 | (ores whole radio structure | Some trade. Twenty-nine different tor. Speaker t Acores. New, York® Vooal and instrumental program: Polla’s Or- wgq | Will fall as quickly as it has grown.” | trades and handicrafts are being Auantle it ‘Scores: muical program Lol LWPG i1 A second issue to come before the m"s’l\"lfl ':* h“"rk;[:;‘l'zmdl'::"i""’, = s e ERR 2 troft: Studio program: Jean Goldkette's Orchesira an conference will be in regard to the | Kraduates who have prenticec - woloists <01t e R ; wiR 7 el . ars 2 TT HA Local Radio Entertainment CIeEland Mesical prograr’ from” Allen Thesier TR | amount of power to he used by broad. |out during the past three vears are Radiola No. 3 MANHATTAN | CHARGER —_— Minpeapoiis: Scores: F. and R. )‘;‘Aml\y i AN C We have a great un«n\\e”rs;m employed ;n h“ dm;rem oceupa adiola . Adjulhble For t‘ and o Radiola § beterod Cincinnati: Dinner concert from Hotel Gibson: ‘scores. . Mr. Hoover said, “in the|tlons, many of them showing great The Wonder -Tabe Set Battery wit adiola Superheterodyne i Monday, September 14, 1925 Fittsburgh: Bage ball scores of all lengues .. . amount of power necessary to give | Promise of success. | Westinghouse P v Philageinhia: Yocal and Instrumental proeraim | segvice to listeners, even against Loud Speaker Bulb Free ssville, N. Y.: Vocal solos: lecture: e % |real s e S 3 ag; 'S - sas: —r | 3 7:30—Dallas: Artis Collina and his orchestra e | S and' b con- - : : 18.00 Regular NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio Newark: “Art Reid's Hour" from Branford Theaier. OHposien of Mtk andinunimer ool Mice Blind Nineteen Days. $ x i Va. (35.5 Meters). sTO® PM. | further congestion and interference.” | The voung of the red-tree mouse, $10.00 95 5 S SD{,H;Y-‘—V:;?!:!;: !gx;:.uu reports. | 8:00—Phiaelohia; Musical program ... i i WA : e e which lives in California, does not Regular 05 p.m.— r reports. mati: Times-Star Drof orihdstral ‘solo I 3 - ; — Sk SexParl: Voral and instramental sotos. Kennody Hasmony |NUN COMES 500 MILES Insiitsleves aintif i ninataonth 4 S = WRC—Radio Corporation of America Now Yors: "Musicall prosre, 5y ih iR | = s - e New York - Misical’ prorram’ By ihe A ‘and P Gipi ly tree-living | (468.5 Meters). WEEL WIAR, WCAE, WCAP. WHJ and WOC. trom | FOR DENTIST’S SERVICES |/, 54 to be more truly treeliving 5 c = ew York: Musical program: Field and Stream talk 204 | than any other mammal in the Un - N,;“",-"’m-knd""fi:! :’Y !({'; l]niledBStflm w York: Vocal and instrumental program: talk .. | ST, States, with the exception of the fly- . vy K ut. arles Benter, i Talk: music_travelogue: songs H b conductor: broadcast from the plaza na Rl NV Vooal and instramenial rogram zm.kea Six-Day Canoe and Train |ing squirrel = of the United States Capitol. onia: Stantex Theater Hour: rean 3 Trip F Far N E Y or_Ho orth Mission. | 6:25—Base ball scores. bury Park Symphony Orchestra BBEOn AL | Early Cipcinnati;, Danes”program’ T T Away Five Years. | Will_operate local stations on Ne el e arly Program Tomorrow. A T e T T el 1 Joud speaker. @] = ()() Guaranteed Guaranteed 2 2 k] = AL R T i Pt By the Associated Press . Spec rice, without a.m—Women's hour, broadcast Springfield: Shriners’ Band: Charles Gilman, enteriasher. . WBZ | By _the Ase . aial il $116.00 Jointly with WJZ. _ Atlantic C Hetel Trasmore Concert Orchestra . WPG | REGINA, Saskatchewan. Septem . With Tubes and Batteries ets Sold on Convenient accessories i * 12 noon—Organ recital fre the| %:15—Troy. N. ¥.: Third anniversary program: vocal and instr | ber 14.—For six days Sister Carrier of | NONE BETTER £3.30 Extra om the ‘mental program: Gordon and his Domino Club Orchestra WHAZ | 8 Blater & | piibi Terms First Congregational Church. £:30—Den "Moines” Pianist: reader : WHo the Order of the Gray Nuns recently — pis SR Spencer Tupman and Tiftsburh | News: ‘markeia: musical program RDKA | traveled 500 miles by canoe and train | A. G. HERRMANN is Hotel Mayflower Orchestra. : : pianis - . to Regina, primarily to see a dentist. | = »TO 10PN, She comes from that inland mission | 750. Tenth St. S.E. sl i, s iy s 'CAP—Chesapeake and Potomac Tel- | 0:00—Newark: Talks. pianist: Al Ritter's Society Orchestra woR 195 (in the cold hinterland of northern | R R SRR = RN SRR ephone Co. (1685 Meters). Gl e Anpccan Lesion prosram WERC 407 | Saskatchewan. Notre Dame of the EGE! SRR PR R R R R e e i A R A 7 7:45 p.m. Now York: Nelghborhood Players, -Grand S ollies . W AR5 | Sacred Heart. Beauval mission. 5 g o TAb g Wower. - Health e R I S S L R T 204 | iles west of Lac la Plange. This is g Talk” from Metropolitan Tower, New from’ Fay's Rnickerbocker Theater wLIT 123 [ her first view of civilization in five 8 Tork City. AtIARE G et Bicr Dane ‘OFcheaira WA 13| DpE st vle g 7:45 to 7:50 p.m.—Base ball results Seepgliua Vooal snd instrumental program: markets: the- z 1’91141“.' Carrier declared that sh ] 1] ater talk: acores: weather. missing person reports WRZ 321 Sister ar ec! e atche ?:'!ipm i Phijadelpiia’ Yocal and inatrumental solos: otel Bosseri " j 1“1. ed her mission so much that she 7 . . — A rehestra . KR o3| i by Fverett McLaine. Richmond Fin| . Y.\ Shamrork Four! the’ Colomal Roval e sl siicpce s s Bl H v rel ra .WAHG 204 other, u =8 she wi c S| Gane aeaocicertDvihe A & B New Vork: Tocury Poai: Three Litle Wariai Fiorenss Gér " 10 e | 1080 farther north. to work amons | - - N e - (WY 204 | the Eskimos. She was returning 1o | 9 o 9:20 p.m.—“The Star Spangled Atlanias Sallivan Rawaian Ton e - S Danner” historic talk by John alon, T Mixed quartel, elarined auariet and sirine uarted: O . vocal and instrumental foloiate: roading ..o 3446 i lagett Proctor, president of the So- flergon Cltr: Addrese: musical nrosram' old-time’ Ndiers WOS 4480 Irish Stand by Shamrock. | :healonl Nltuve& .tmzlhv’(&dp"u!d't:“ of o ay Coal Anlot, Pollwe Clover Gardens Orchestra. . WGCP 282 Thotalll of & nes i Nowarsi h,,,,.,.; ssoctation of the Oldest Inhabit- Serenaders and maloists ... ... WJR B1A0 A wn With WDAF"™ .. . ... WDaF 365, 042 | e S the ne: Ireland is 't e oistictiof Cnlimnbie: 245 : Solice nd woamer enorisl (Wi A58 By |VSRReS 00 MO0 TreRal 12 eetie | 820 o 2:30 p.m.—Mrs. Robert| 9:30—New York: Jomemh Knechi's WaldorfAstora Orchastra . \ W7 4343 304 2 18 Hatcher, contr: Dallas: Agricultural program SOl S %, shamrock may appear from an artistic | 5 , contralto, in 2 group of i progr: WFAA 4750 1.183 | accompanied by Miss Virginia e |standpoint, it is deeply rooted in the |@ R Sotn o Roancke, Va. 10:00—Troy. N. Y.: Cotton Blossom Singers ... a1 |D€arts of the Irish and only amuse- :30 to 10 p.m.—Concert by the Vocal program: solos . Walter T. Holt Mandolin and Guitar 453 |ment has met the movement to change | Musical 0 the flower to a special bloom to be;| « Club. okl S R grown by Luther Burbank. The; Program: e Revur o g a Shamrock has been the flower of Ire. : New York: Dan ram ince the time of Patrick, speak Nordica String Quartet— Richmand Bill. N, ¥.¢ The Coiorial Roval Orchestra | fand slice the D ing to the Druids, used the trefoi or shamrock to demonstrate to them the incomprehensible mystery of the| Trinity by pointing to the three leaves on one stalk. New York: Five Messner Brothers’ Orchestra .. ... Philadelphia: Ritz-Carlton Hotel Orchestra % 2 10:15—Hot_Sprinks: Sport review: New Arlington Meyer Davis' In strumental Quartet . . 10:30—Cincinnati: “Legende’ Wieniawski Mandolin and Guitar Duet— (@) “Grand Valse Impromptu,” Stauffer ts ‘Hawaiian guit () “Bolero”.. . ...Christofaro 11 P.M. TO 12 NIDNIGAT. ! B. W. DeLoss, Mandolinist. 11:00—Gincinnati: Pianist: sones SRR are e 403 = | W. T. Holt, Guitarist. NoL DpuEs: ance meoeram . s FEATURING New York: S 1 DX Al S i 20. ] rdica Tenor Banjo Quartet— Hastines: Musical program. vocal and insiramental 1338 ATWATER-KENT RADIO | (@) “Medley of Popular Songs.” 11:45—Atlanta: Variaty revie : 5 4R° | 5 i Asr e Richmond Hill. N. Y.: Billy Eisenhuth's Lynbrookizns . =04 | ROBINSON’S MUSIC STORE, | () March, “Flag Lily"...... 12 MIDNIGAT T0 1 AM. | Ine. 7 i Guitar Solo— 00—Des Moines:_““Corn Sugar’ Orchestra 1386. G 8 o Wesles Helvey « Troubadours “Valse Caprice” Cincinnati alse Caprice Nighthawk frolic: Plantation Plavers Charles A. Conrard. |2ty et Nordica String Quartet— | AMERICA’S & T3 Wita Hosl Machewenl| | FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY Early Program Tomorrow. | 645 10 745 a.m.—"Tower Health | BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, FlNEST RAD[O Exercis from Metropolitan Tower, Noted Authority on Radio. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohihited. New York City. SCHOOL SOON REBUILT. | RCA SUPER-HETERODYNE Get Into the Set-Building Contests. (high with solder and panels which No aerial. Distance Get- Wi ot Sl Part 11 nl‘e‘pnorl_\' grained. all count heavily ter. Special ~ Sale Price, [if! P Mechanics Rush Restoration of The next important main division |28ainst the contestant on the basis 50 5 iS5 t < in determining the point-winning | of poor workmanship. §$15950 complete. Including c Wi Building Burned Week Ago. characteristics of receivers entered in| W hile 'h; factors on which points | A ‘B and Battery, 'LE K i set-building contests is that of design |are counted up have been listed as Toud | Sotaker and Tubes MIETLE ROCK, Ark. September | &0y toristica, The dosign s worth | separate. items. vou must remember % D S Rotiool. ahniarer. tod A h | 2bout 30 points in all. that each division is really dependent Former price, $26650. A net [if i mehool on time. Slthough the hisn| The thought spent in the design of [On the others. The 40 points avail- saving now of $107.00. This is chool building burned one week abo. |® recelver is subdivided into two |able for efficiency depend to a consid- t an obsolete model. RCA eslnulian ¢d one week ag0. | parts—namely electrical and mechani. | erable extent on the design and work. fl 1ot an obsole odel. 2 Pl song Rusnt = gl 7 manship of tl"w receiver. Tt is diffi- (fl will continue to make this i Way shopr, vesterday donated tfelr! The electrical characteristics in.|cult to get real efficiency without care | [l o e po e oo Gl services, and by working from early morning until dark virtually com- pleted a temporary high school build- ing. The structure will be used until the North Little Rock School Board can have a new building erected on the site of the structure that burned. ——e WOUNDED MAN RUN OVER. Shot From Ambush, Foreman Lies Helpless on Train Tracks. ALEXANDER, La.. September (#).—Joseph Rodriguez. 40, a struction foreman, was shot S night by 11 con- turday an unknown assassin from - lot 15 points for design from an elec- - n ambush, collapsed on a railroad right | t7jcal Standpoint and 15 points for | I order o make extensive repairs ot s of way near here, where he laid help- 3 ) and alterations to the station in prepa- | i . = . . » ) e e ety R Power Durability Finish ['he intimate process of producing the paper money, bonds and stamps his right leg below the knee. he told police when found early today. Rodriguez, who was found with a bullet wound in his head, and his right leg mangled, died shortly after he was removed to a hospital. . Deny Station to Join Chain. Despite several reports that WHT of the Radiophone Broadcasting Cor- poration of Chicago planned to hook in with the A. T. & T. chain of sta- tions this Winter, officials of WHT today denfed that such action fs planned. The station, it was said, will continue the broadcasting policles it has followed since it came on the air this Summer. RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS {clude such items as the features of | the circuit used; the arranzement of parts with a view to shortening con- nections and increasing the efficiency by eliminating the stray fields due to excessive wiring and poor location of parts and other such factors. This division also includes the care and knowledge of equipment exercised in the selection of the parts used in the receiver. The mechanical subdivision in- cludes such factors as arrangement of parts, location of wiring, selection of equipment with a view to making | the assembled set look as neat and at tractive as possible. 1 would split the 30 points evenly between the two subdivisions and al Consider Factors. In making the design both factors should be taken into consideration, and care should be taken to sacrifice no efficiency in one department at the expense of the other. Originality in the design of the cir cuit, in the switching arrangements If any are required, in the provisions made for aerials of different charac- ! teristics and in the arrangement of | parts as nearly as possible in a sym- metrical design, all go a long way toward making the set as distinctive and worthy of special attention. It will be worth vour while to spend some time in originating some new angle in circuit design or mechanical ar- rangement. Of the total of 100 possi- ble points, 40 have been taken by efficiency or actual results obtained on test and 30 have been taken for in design and workmanship. It is also true that good design and work manship cannot help but increase the efficlency of a receiver. In tomorrow’s article I will out- line a number of hints to prospective contestants which will aid them in designing and constructing recetvers | fi which are to be entered in such con- | tests. By keeping them in mind vou will be a step ahead of the fellow who | does not know of the little tricks and kinks which stamp a receiver as dis- tinctive. ‘WIP Closes for Five Days. Philadelphia’s popular broadcaster, WIP. closed down today for five days h will be inaugurated with a pre. 1209 H N.W. Phone Franklin 6903 “Pay-While-Y ou-Play” JOHN J. ODENWALD ‘Buwiners of athermakes! | trade quichlyfox Studebaker f BUREAU OF ENGRAVIN Every service required in modern banking and fiduciary procedure is centered in the American Security and Trust Company. AM]ERJICAN S]ECURI[’I[:T AND PRINTING ., — Centers of Financial Activity D _TRUST COMP. 15th and Pennsylvania Avenue TONIGHT. the slecirical it mychAniel sl \ W . § Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits ES A& P The 1 ain division, th: 3 x G\\;?’i:fl e D e i i teiens ot MOTHER:- Fletcher’s Over $6,000,000 stations, 8 to 9 o'clock. “Al Reid's Hour.,” from Bran- Ff‘n;g Tl;cai('r. WOR, 7:30 to | |accurscy with which the holes nave| Children all ages of Constipa- Central Branch 5 Southwest Branch :30 o' <. been located and drilled, the appear- - - 5 ; i T ance of countersunk hofes, the neat.| tion, Flatulency, Wind Colic 3 7th and Massachusetts Avenue N.W. 7th and E Streets S.W. Froeram from Landsy Hall e e e e ered 4 e | and Diarrhea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by Northeast Branch ' Northwest Branch e IR RPN RN manner in which loops have been| regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of h 8th and H Streets N.E. = 1140 15th Street N.W. bent in cases where direct comtact < F. and R. Family, WCCO, 7:45 to 10 o'clock Stanley Theater Hour, WLIT, R to 9 o'clock, - 30 points. Workmanship includes such details as the manner in which the panel has been treated in prepar- ing it for mounting the parts, the has heen made between the wire and a binding post terminal. Panels with wrong holes drilled in ! them or with holes badly aligned so | thit they cause_ fhe instruments to soiowas cnll ang uslies, Joints piled Castoria is especially prepared to relieve Infants in arms and Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. To avoid imitations, always look for the signatute of W Absolutely Harmless - No Opiates. Physicians_ everywhere recommend. it BRANCHES 4 for the United States Government is conducted in this building.