Dixon Evening Telegraph from Dixon, Illinois • Page 10

PAGE TEN DIXON EVENING TELEGRAPH: WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 0, 1926 BEST OF RADIO PROGRAMS Pick of the Talent Announced by Radio Stations Throughout the United States PAYING SAURIES OF ENTERTAINERS PROBLEM Manufacturers Cannot ways Provide Something for Nothing tin rsdws frogr I I KN 11 TV MA i New A ore. 4 "Somethir nothing the unconscioua mm thl radio listener, has rMnbltshf precedent in the pt nfatim Proa irrst programs that t. nds eotr.e a fixture. tener dore get something Tor noth'ng Lecauiw he must first pur- I ie Natl George "1Joints Henry opd orela A) id-Wee 171,1 (4 FI (3. (4 1 8.4 WG A 17 "Hire UFI (302.8).

Koster, Weinberg, Kanony of Our rnphrej 6 I Hymn 8 The WG It WWJ KSD (5 40. 461.3), WE yageurs." aopratto. violinist. baritone. 1 'residents, 5- tit mure ng 7 (319), WGi 1), WTAG ARE MARTIN Cl'AC (435.8) Calgary, Can.

cal. (26 sj, 95), USAI (32 Club (476), of WEEI 2 2 5 9 1 i 11 WON (302 hi, WCA17 (461 AH (3 To (461 3). Fakimos 1 (385), 4 (2 (3191, WWJ WTAG (268), (416.4). K-D 3), A It .30 6 l.IO 7). To I -02 7) PVCIIH' TI.MK KGW (Ini 5) Portland, Ore Concert.

KLO (428 San fi 40- he a Shrine program. hc-stra. KNX (.13 A Calif. Variety. 9 KIM (405 2) Ai.o'Ei-m Calif.

8 Ss udlo. KLSN (315 6) (fh-na, Calif. Hi lidio. Vo- prnled Sehoenholz and I'. C.

marni motored to Monday. Vernie Durln was in Rochelle 6 lay. friends Hairy Riley on a few family vvith a beautiful electric floor bmp. Mr. and Mrs.

Olson feelingly respond'd and assured their friends the oc.ea.sion would long be Hi UBALO! When you need job printing visit our plant. B. F. Shaw Printing Try one box and will be con in printers for 75 years. tf ed of its moits tf enjoyed Aloe Thompson on the sick list.

red bv them The Inirln ompanied by Rev. greatly ter motored Sun present. Miss Olgeoun was week end risHoi at he rhome in Dixon. Hr. If.

Hdwards of was here entire evening by every SCARBORO NEWS 7 hm sday. 'I hi H. Smith family have been on the Hiekllst witli colds. II I Yet 1er and family, G. 1 in and Ida Durln mot-red to ipei Sunday i7d Thompson of Chicago visited friend.) and relatives over Hun ai he assoviation lias rlupjied the Chicago mai i 13, Mn town helled and marketed and Wayne Fierce A.

W. nt Satuiday In d. P. Byrd Thut day in Barbed Wire Barriers are Thrown Around Damascus Cairo, March 2 di patches from Beirut say that Damascus is encircled by barbed wire bar riers. French artillery bombarded it els at Valda Vayla on Sunday.

1 1 have Hedjaz railway lino near Damascus and to have tired on a train. Need of Some Adjustment in Business is Apparent W. .1. tiurday Hardy dncrsd chase a receiver, he does 1 to whatever he ll at a irert contribution In rush. Tet indirectly, the IDrener pay, particularly if he tunes in the station maintain'') by radio ma nu- invent pcz and on ti'f Pt Ifiih lluimlt facturer.

Repetition of tho manufacturers name In the announcement car.not fail to establ IB ths mind of the listener particular ly If that station is one of his that when he Into the mar- kst for radio a) should buy the products of that firm. Because of his close application to Orchestra. Chorus, lo radio and because of his desire tra. trays to have a large audience the I KDKA (369) Flushing, manufacturer presents the type Concert. 8:30 Classical, gf programs which appeal.

A result jj Concert. this plan been to draw the fan WBAL (24fu WLAH (389.4). 10 tord To WJAH WGN (302 8), WI717I (476), (2(8(, 1 I (395), WCA 17 WGR (3 19), WWJ (352.7), (4841. WCCG (416 4), KSD WADI' (250, WHAl 9 lient ra. WCX (516 9) Detroit, Mall, chestra.

Studio. VVMCA (341) Ciiz movlt X. Orchestra and tai. 10 30 Orchestro. WWJ (332 7) Detro Mich Concert.

IP 1,508.2) Philadelphia, VVi (454.1) (31)5 9) ei town (305 9), TAl (461.3) (545 1 11 lias ever it faim, pm as a a shel 1 No auto iriamifaeturer turned un (Iv as spir i ed high stepjs an Sli'iv Nug ot 38 a burglar is visitin' It compia IIS o' isiti usurp business. llh. Lerna itcd ot men riduy in Une tho and family are I X. Herrmann dl.lgging the hi as it began fit tu moving vented set Monday as i rim V. 6: rtimei 6 05 ehe Li 6 30 9 Concert WLW '( 11 11 Howls WMLL Q.l i i cal.

10 KJ Qi.ai tet ehest .31 I Hr Lia earl heal rii. 1012. Night llgill Tileago, Grch'-H 111 aa and they drivi At an tiircH the liigii schon (Lately gave filai of the In und that the AJi Gi Hi GMi 11 from the smaller stations operat 1 more or less on Idea of local An Indication of this fact mn be obtained a glance at recent announcements from Washington tell ing of the decrease in the number of stations. Another tjpo of broadcaster who, while he iA not connect'd with radio manufactiurlng, maintains a large is the station owner whose; 1 either Is the advertising of his business or who combines with this advertising the sale of space in the air to firm-, desiring the radio plan of forwarding their products. Such ad vertlslng is accepted by the listener particularly if it is not too extensive i.

Baltimore, Md 30 -Organ. 1 r. jo Vocal and if It him an opportunity to Musical and Instrumental. WCA 15 (461 Pittsburg, 6 30 Concert 10 Concert WCA I (278) Philadelphia, La 6 30 -Orchestra. Vocal.

10 Orchestra. 11:30 Levile. WG UH (266) Clearwater, 6 30 8 30 Instrumentul. Frolic. WT1C (348.6) Hartford Conn.

6 50; WJlt (517) Detroit, Mich. 7 Or ehestra and soloists 9 Orchestra. WLAH (389 4) Cleveland. Ohio 7 8:30 Vocal. 10 Organ CKCfi (357) Toronto, Canada.

hear artists that his jsicketbook would not permit him to ueo In person. the listener's attitude of opposition to i direct tax or other plan through which he would pay for programs, various schemes have been put forward. Home plans have called for a direct tax similar to that In foreign countries, where, even under different systems of government, diftl culty has been reported in its collec- tion. Among the proposals advanced have been a direct i tax upon' tubes or the receiver itself, but such ideas have gained little support, A recent poll by a midwest station asking tho listener's attitude toward paying the etutl.m direct for Its pro-! gram met with an overwhelming One of the latest developments this line has been the forma tion of the United States Radio So ciety at Cincinnati, Ohio, which In I its appeal proposed to aotscss a nominal yearly membership fee with which to defray the expense uf arranging directing programs and to hire to study interference toms. Organizer i.

senting lr plan said that they felt that tho broadcasting would not always be In a position to pay the Kaluries demanded by radio entertainers whom fans desire to bear. Stop That Backache! Many iXxon Folks llaie Found the ay. Is a dull, nerve King kache Wearing you out? Do you 1 older slower than you uld'. Are -u tired, weak and lirjd It impossible to be happy, or the goad around you? Tie wrong end hkely it's your kidneys. Why not get the Use -a stimulant d.

ire He to the kidneys. You- re iwcoxnmend Doans Read what Dixon resident says: Mrs Smith, M3 Dot.gins A vo on, says: "My back in 1 and 1 had bearing down a thr al. (I of It. Dizzy spells c-i j. specks before my eyt im ng York Git 7 10 8 30- Entertain- WNYG (526) New 8 Vocal, cr.

no. IlC (469) Washington, 1). Concert. 9 Orchestra 10 45 Or chestra. CFCA (35Ci Toronto, Ganadn 8 1 Orchestra.

9 Musical. 10 Dance I program. WJZ (455) New Vnrk Gitj 8 15 --1 Orchestra. 10 15 Record GNRM (110.7) Munir. G.m 8 0 Goncert, WllLli (272.6) Staten Island, 8 40 ul and In trunn ntnl FNTILVL TIME WBBM (226) Ghieagn.

Ill 1 Fen tore. 8- Orchestra and solo: ih N'ariety. HAS (399 V) Dullsville, ICy. 4- Concert. 7:30 Band.

WSR (428.3) Atlanta, (hi 5 -Or chestra 8 -Vocal. 10:45 KYW (536) Chicago, III 6 chestra. 8:20 Musical. 10 Orchestra. WMAQ (447.5) Chicago, 111.

6 Organ. 6:30 Orchestra. FA A (476) Dallas. Tex. Orchestra 8 30- Violin.

KFNF (266) Shenandoah, la. 7 Band. IT ,.) Gil i i ago, 111. 7 MuG- 1 Ginger Hour. Davenport, la.

i ebest ra. Houston, Tex. G.10 Studio, KHD (54 5 St. Loui.i, Mn, 7 30 Plano. WCCO (416 4) St ml 730 Musical.

10 20 Anniversary pi i gram. (526) Moines, Tu, 7.30 Orchestra. 8- Trio. 1) Oreliestra. WHB (365 6) Kan; as City.

Mo. Classical, WHB 1 (344 6) Zion, 8- Vocal and Instrumental. WORD (275) Chicago, III, 8:30 Studio. KTTIH (374 8) Ark 9 String quartet. 9.30 Vocal.

10 W.IAZ (322.4) Chicago, III 9 Classical. WKKC 1 1 Cincinnati, Ohio. 1 Organ. 10 Popular. 11:15 WDAF (365 6) Kanms City.

Mo. 1145 1-Tollc. MOI VI AIN TIMI KI )A (322 I) Denver, Colo -u eit KSL (300) Halt Lake City, tab 8 Musical. I if L- i-l. feu i Was at In town this week, 1 hour Sunday morning i on a train pa suing ink a not ici a fire- in building.

Itnme a i itli the at part men it was blaze was confined to tin ehemi dry room ani it was soon, extinguished wdli slight sloes The tu Is unknown. On Friday evening, March 5, the Parent her A Lon meeting he held at the church. Moving pictures of diffi nt consolidated schools "ill be shown, ai family have moved lu from Aurora, where the mov'd last fall. Mr, and Mrs. Slruley find family sja id Tuesday in Htevvard.

and of Rockford re wo end guests at the Fred agncr home. Howard and Clifford Brett who flt- nd school in Hochtlle were home! i ver lln- week end. and Wallace Wagner arcom- Schoenholz and Mervln day in the C. R. White mai Compton.

Byrd who attends the ifua high ahool was home over the ek end Li. I co ing a most enjoyable so-! ita! event "iis given by the n.d friends of Vernie Olsen and fam i who have resided In our midst many yea is and who are now moving! Compton to make their home. They expect to move Monday. The fare party vas held In the basement i.f church The neighbors planned the hippj affair. Tlmte were about hundred present.

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CLOSING. OUT SALE Will hold a closing out sale at my place of residence, miles south and I mile east of Dixon; 3 miles north of Walton on FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1926 The following described property: Consisting of sorrel team of mares, 7 years old, weighty 1450; grey team mares, 5 years old 1400; mare, 8 years old, weight 1200; one horse, 10 years old, weight 1100; bay mare 10 years old, weight 1100, 8-HEAD Four good milk cows; 3 yearling heifers; one Guernsey calf. Pure bred Duroc sows, bred to farrow May 1st. FARM MACHINERY Triple box wagon; hay rack; John Deere gang plow; walking plow; 8-ft. disc; drag; cart; 2-row Mendota Tower; one- row Mendota Tower; Hayes corn planter with 80 rods wire; McCormick mower; hay rake; engate seeder; bob-sled; corn sheller; top buggy; 3 milk cans milk cart; forks; shovels, and other articles too numerous to mention.

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