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When the (lermnn submarine Deutschland came to the United States In 1D1, did travel above or below the water? E. T. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1928. zanksvii.u:, OHIO VOL, XUV, NO. 239.

A. The whole distance of about shoo miles with the exception of was built by Wm. Marshall II, a halt century before Mt. Vernon. The proo-erty remained in the Marshall lanii'ly for six generations and extended lis boundaries to include a thousand acres.

In IB through Civil Wa-misfortune, the family lost It. Tlic Hanson Marshall lived there In Gen Washington's time and served under Washington in tho Revolutionary war. Ho married Rebecca Dent. Four of his six children were living clur-lng the Revolutionary war. for what debts are greeiilim lis legal tender? A.

T. A. United States notes, commonly known as greenbacks', are legal tender for all debts, public and private, ex. cept customs and interest on the public debt; receivable lor all publ'c dues: redeemable In gola at tlie Treasury. Q.

What was the postoflice (lefhir about DO miles, when it was necessary to submerge, was traveled above water, Q. 1)1(1 the City of the Miracle shown in The (iaiielio ever actually exist anv where? II. L'. It, A. The city shown on the screen was purely fictional.

Mr. Fairbanks received his original Inspiration on a visit to Lourdcs and transplanted the shrine to South America because' the majesty of the Andes seemed an appropriate background. (j. Does electric light cost, more than candle light did fifty years ago? W. W.

A. The cost of a given amount of WRITING UP THE HOME FOLK Cllenway VVestcott Is a person of considerable writing talent, and he has learned one very Important thing; that one writes beet and most effectively about people and places one knows best. So Westco.tt' newest book Is entitled "aooclby Wisconsin." The author is a Wisconsin boy, and he knows Wisconsin and its people. "Ooodby Wisconsin" is mad up of short stories about life and those who live It in one of the most Interesting states In the Union. I can't help wondering whether Westcott has any fierce enemies In the.

home slate who attempt to gain favorable notice locally by condemning the talented son of Wisconsin as one who has "slandered his own state." Of course. Westcott hasn't slandered his home people. Ho hasn't belittled Wisconsin. He has written some artistic tits which have certain aspects of Wisconsin and certain of Its people as their subject matter. But there are always "patriotic" home folk who refuse to understand art and who always loudly any writing about the home atmosphere which Isn't purely booster literature.

Of course, the writer who writes about tits home scenes and hometown people needs no apologist. But I would like to say a word or two to remove any doubts or inhibitions that very young writers may entertain on this subject. Quite often a talented young writer would like to burst out with something original end worth-while, but It prevented from doing so by a tear tjint the home-town people might recognize themselves In his novel or story, unci might be very mad. Well, if Charles Dickens had entertained such fears his best books would have remained unwritten. Nay, he would have written nothing at all.

He, like many another writer, began by writing about people and places he knew most Intimately, aud ho never surpassed the writing thus bused and executed. Dickens Isn't accused of slandering England, merely because he pictured Mr. Pecksniff as an Englishman. Not now. Dickens is dead.

Hut Sinclair Lewis has been aecsued ot libelling all ministers because he wrotu about Elmer Gantry, and he has been Indicted for abusing all business men because he wrote about Babbitt, and he Is often roundly abused because he has placed his characters In the localities he happens to know about. Fortunately, he doesn't care. restriction upon which Herbert Hoover squarely He Is for It because it Is fair to menonc In this country, The fact Is, and the record proves It, that Smith Is opposed to the protective principle, mid has Ideas on immigration that are out of tune with the opinion of the country. Assuming for the sake of argument he had no pre-concelved Ideiis on tariff! the Democrats went Into office wllh lilm, lie could not determine the kind of tariff bill that would be written because It would he dictated by the leaders who have not shown uny disposition to follow him. Tills is fundamental, Much will he written and said between now and the election, but let workers and farmers remember this lor It Is fundamental, nnd you can get nvvtiy from It; The only hope for continuance of prosperity lies in the ttepiiblldiu Tarty.

The Democratic tariff will brlni! ruin and disaster. Hoover can help solve many problems, but this principle Is grratcr than any Individual, If you want prosperity, yon must vote for the party tjtat honestly stands for the principle. Many alibis will be uttered tor the liemocriitle tariff plank, hut it simply comes back to "Competitive tariff" which means that If It Is put Into operation American workers will be put lulu competition with the low wages of L'urope. Simeon D. Fess for Senator In the person of Simeon "es, Kejiubllcnn candidate fur re-election to the Lulled stales seiinle the voters of Ohio June a tried and true aspirant for this Important legislative office.

Senator Fess needs no Introduction to the people of iil; Ills record sniiids forth as that of a legislator of whom the people, Irrespective or purty, are pardonably proud. less l. a tiroail-iiilndeil statesman, a tltot-oiish student of men and nrfalr and he stands foursquare on the vital issues of the day. Never tin offensive partlsian he lias placed patriotism above politics In hl public service with the result that Ills rundhlui -y for re-election makes a strong appeal to the voters of, all parties. The record of Henntor less as a Member of the upper brunch of congress Is without blemish.

He lias achieved worthily and It on the record of Unit Biliievement that he Is asking tlmt lie he returned to the senate to continue the service In which he has been engaged. As a statesman isenator Fess ranks tilth the foremost men ot the day and to fall to return him to the toiled Stales senate tvouhl he a distinct public loss. I he nation Who am What office do I hold? Why hSvc I been given much publicity lately? What, la the United States Geodetic Survey? What famous British general served as governor-general ot Canada alter the World war? light today Is about five percent of what it was then. The difference In exoense Is caused by the fact that last year? J. K.

A. The operating deficit of the office department last year wus 914.716.05. (J Which country owns the most diamonds? w. T. we are not satisfied with twenty times the light that was used at that time.

C). A butler Is called out when lie A me united states is a large. Is hysteria confined to the female sex? purchaser of diamonds. One-thin rhanges his posltlun trom one side to the other while at but. Wiio Is cred of the entire amount of cut stor is owned in this country.

ited with the put-uut? T. K. A. The nut-out Is given to the "The Lord recompense thy work, and a full reward be given thee of the Lord Ood of Israel, under whose catcher. O.

lias the Multlitisliui theory work Where In the eil out as to the relation between wings thou art come to does this passage appear Bible? oiioulalloii and subsistence? 1. THE OFFICE CAT Hy Jt Ml 8 A. Conditions hove changed within the Dast hundred years. Hall Today In the Past On this day. iu 1683, the first Ger needs such nu as lion.

Mnieon D. Fess In I lie rulted Stall's senate and It Is believed that the idespieuil roads, steampships, farm machinery, mineral fertilizers and plant and man immigrants to America arrived at Philadelphia, Pa. will insure his re-election animal breeding have Improved the Little Stories of Southeastern Ohio (By THOMAS W. l.KVVIS) We hardly know what to say about the case of the Ohio woman who shot at (mother woman three times, missing her each time, and then threw the gun away and realization of this fact a substantial inu.nrlty. subsistence possibilities materially, which are shed In the winter are eat- lilt, her, except that it seems to be a pretty good argu merit against firearms.

and aa a center of much oil and gas Some Past-growing Perry County Towns development. Today's Horoscope Persons born on this day have a fund of Information which Is large and not lmited to the matters of their trade or occupation. They should take more rest and recreation for they arc Inclined to pay too close attention to business. ir Adam came back to earth the only thing he'd recognize would be the jokes. When railroads tapped Perry vast coal fields, and mines were A Perry county writer stated In 1909 that Junction City had grown to is the Harding tomb slllf guarded? II.

II. c. A The guard was removed Mny 1 1928. ufter the bodies had been traW ferred from the temporary tomb if the mausoleum provided by the Harding Memorial association. (J Can straw flowers he dried so that they vvun't droop on their steins" A.

L. H. A They should be hung upside down to dry. In parliamentary practice, does an appeal from the decision of tlie chair require a two-thirds vole to sustain the chair? N. T.

A According to Roberts' Rules a tie vote even though the vote of the chairman made It a tie, sustains the chair, upon the principle that tho decision of the chair can be reversed only by a majority, Including the chair, if a member of the assembly. tj What kind ofy food was the pulse eaten by Shadraih, Mesluuh, and Abednegn, recorded in the llouk uf Daniel? p. T. A The word pulse Is translated to mean any of the leguminous grains, such as beuns, pens, or lentils or as a mixture of such grains In, a meal or flour to be made in cakes. i.

Hmv nun li territory is one gam warden responsible for? A. L. A. In the best organized states in opened along their lines, a number of mining centers sprung Into existence be the seat of "large Industries, a bank, fine school houses, many stores, two hotels, lumber yards and machine growth was notable. liendvllle, founded Inl879 by Wil shops.

Records of 1028 credit her liam i', ttenu, Tnomaa j. smith and oi.ur.-i. was given a population of 34u ed In the expected ratio. (. What countries have claimed Spitsbergen? M.

N. A. This Island was first believed to be a part of Greenland and was subsequently claimed by Denmark. Then It was found to be an Independent island nnd was formally annexed by england in 1014. Of late years, Norway, Sweden, and Russia have contended for Its ownership.

Norway finally received It by treaty signed at Paris in 1020. tj. IV lint per cent of Hie southern negroes vote? II, V. A. It is estimated that In the southern states not over 15 percent of the colored population votes.

Negroes are not barred from voting In the southern states if they can comply with the educational or property qualifications ot 'ho state which are common Horoscope for Sunday Persons born on this day will be found in the best establishments In the city. They wear no masks but show themselves as they are. In no sense are they a dollar-a-day man or woman. In the 1880 census, and by 1882 tie with the three steam lines Pennsylvania, New York Central and B. O.

sewer pipe works, oil Interests and nearly three dozen buslnes scstabllsh-ments of various kinds. lnniiDU ants were estimated to number 2MI By that time it had ft post-office, a large union school, a hotel, two churches, a railroad station and CURLS. UEHE'8 THE LOW DOWN 'Marriage Is like a mouse-trap; easy to get Into and haul to get out of. mid some husbands are like a piece of cheese. 'TILL DEBT DO US PART No sir.

I'm not interested in a 1928 model. My old bus may not have four wheel brakes and balloon tires taut I'm going to keep It Just ihejtanie. I know I should have a car with a self-starter, and 1 know that chain drives are posse, but as 1 said before, no. new car for me. Not thatI'm sentimental or enjoy cranking It.

or think that keroslne lights are better than electric ones, or like to see a car with the paint, all cracked It. but. I'm darned If I'm going to turn 11 In before I've made 0i last payment on it. nuinerous stores. Progress All Along the Line National Hank Trusts It Is thirteen years since the federal Hescrve Hoard began to Issue permits to National Hunks to perioral fiduciary functions.

In pursuit of the decision of Congress, Hint in order to compete with Trust Companies they should Itnte larger powers Muni (lie strictly limited field In which National Hunks were limited prior to lh.il time. The extent to whtch the hunks have taken advantage of the opportunity is evidenced by the report for 11127, which shows that had applied for authority up to the end of that year, nnd that at the first of there were l.M'I National Hanks currying on active trust departments. The addition of 218 to the list since ItiaG marks the rapidity with which the change is now being made, Hie December 31, showing of 114 Individual anil li.lliu corporate trusts under their ailiulnMral ion, with of Individual assets and hard and note Issues totaling Stl.MI, 713,13.1. Indicates the volume ot business developed in the new line. I he earning for were nearly $1 l.oou.oiio, or more than twice the revenue frum trust activities In 19:11.

National Hanks are beginning to realize he opportunity in the trust field. At the licgluulnx of onh Jut were operating with the additional words "a ml Trust Company" added to their names us bunks. During seventy-two banks obtained permission frum the Comptroller of the Currency to describe themselves as trust companies. Corning was laid out In 1878 by Joseph Rogers. At the end of four A Dally Thought "This strange disease of modern life, With Its sick hurry, its divided aims." Matthew Arnold.

I Answers to Foregoing Questions 1. Mrs. Mabel Walker Wiilebraidt; ssslbtant attorney general of the United States; because of my ad years it hud many stoics, a newspaper. High Spots in Ohio History Savage and Son of Civilization General Sherman was proud of his Indian name. Tecumseh, not because it was a.n Indian name, but because lai tie school house, two churches and to both white and colored.

Please' give an account, of country, one game warden is a postolfice. With a population of H70 pectd to look after at least 100 squara in IHu'J, corning also had an estimat ed population of 2500, two years' later. The remarkable building campaign dresses lately, Gov. Alfred which began In 1878, Included the It. was the name of such an Indian: IE- Smith.

shall Mali. Who lived there In Washington's time? C. K. M. A.

Marshall Hall was the colonial sent of It was originally a tract of 200 acres purchased direct from the Ptscataway Indians by Wm. Marshall 1. The old mansion erection of substantial business structures and handsome homes. for Sherman esteemed the character! 2- An organization which carries on of the chief highly, and authenticated! geographical and topographical work. Shawnep was laid out in 1872 by if you toot your little looter And lay away your horn.

Within a week turn's, not a soul Will know that you were born. Tin- lellow who Is on the Job A-goln' every clay, And keeps fori vtr at It. lie's the one who mokes It pay. accounts of his conduct at the seigc of Fort Meigs would bear out his 4. No, though women are somewhat more susceptible to the disease than men.

5. Ruth, II, 12. DINNER STORIES nines. tj. Are there many one-room schools i left in the ulled Slates? N.

A. Out of 275,000 public schools in the United States, 138,000 are of the one-room type. are the names the famous epics of India? T. 11. T.

A. The two great epics of ancient India are the Mahabharata and tha Kamayano. J. What Is the average length uf a man's step? A. K.

A. The natural walking pace of the average man In average level country Is 30 Inches In length. Q. When was the last model Ford motor turned out? W. A.

A. The Ford Motor company says that It Is still making them. esteem. During- the fighting a detachment of 50 Americans, cut off trom the main body of the Americans surrendered and were hurriedly sent under a small guard to the British encampment. A band of Indians that had J.

T. Davis and at the end ot about 10 years had a population of 8000, churches, a union school, a newspaper, two hotels, a lodge each of Masons, Odd Fellows and Pythtans and numerous stores. At one time Its furnaces gave great impetus to Shawnee's prosperity. More Mining Towns Thu Straltsvllle Mining company THE TIMES RECORDER OFFERS A nnnk-r vr nv M'' (iinn "But, doctor, how can I drive Social Note: "Mrs. Weber of Court street has been receiving treatment by Dr.

Frank Trlebcr, borne specialist, c.f Port, Jervls, for relief from a pain In the neck." Now we know where to go lor relief from that too frequent ailment 1 ur lllh vjrtuinall, without hitting my not taken part In the fighting gathered and bee.nn to slaughter the laid out New Straltsvllle in 1870, and I helpless prisoners. In Justice to the Useful, simple facts about your au- asked the young bride, after the tomobile and how to make it wear' bandage was adjusted, longer, look better, run better. "Hold the hammer In both A carefully prepared booklet by ha advised, highest authorities, fully Illustrated. British it should be saact they had We arc a hardy race else we couldn't endure so many amateur shows. You Can't Get Away From This l.overnor Smith's tariff views are far from clear, but the favorable mention lie gave the nilervvorid tariff, whit li twice In his life cut the payroll of Aniei Iran workers lluu.OOO.ooo a week, shows what the country lias to fear If he 1st elected.

After Ooverwir Smith mentioned the iidcrwood ad In nu approving nay In his acceptance speech. Leslie (. hltaw, of the Treasury under Roosevelt, showed how It favored foreign as against American Interests; Hmltli then tiled to evade the effects of his original endorsement. Hut squirm as lie may, he ran get away from I he hounding fact that under a Itepubllraii protective tariff the nation enjoy a greater degree of prosperity than Is possible under a tariff which opens the American market to the competition of cheap labor In L'urope. And that is a big Issue In this campaign, that and Immigration THE ONE-MINUTE PULPIT RED CROSS ROLL CALL By FREDERIC J.

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Old Straltsvllle was laid out lu lB3o by Jacob ana Isaac Strait, the two towns being located a mile apart. Here mining and shipping were developed on a large scale and there was soon a remarkable Increase in population. Crooksvllle's mines hod much to do with her phenomenal early growth, reinforcing her clay Interests with marked results. This modern center's prominence In oil and gas development will be dealt with In a later article. At Junction City Junction City Is among other Perry county villages whose prosperity have come from sources other than mining Laid out In 1872 by George Wolfe and John Edmiston, and known before that as Wolf Station, Junction City came into prominence as the village through which thrue railroads rail, Every man also to whom Ood hath given riches and wealth, and hath given him power to eat thereof, and to take his porilon.

and to rejoice his labor; this is thu gift of Clod. For he shall not much remember the days of his life; bee. use God answeretlt him in the Joy of his heart Ecclesiastes, 10, 20. no force at camp to control the Indians, but those on hand made no attempt to stop the massacre. Tecumseh, at the fort, heard about It, and leaping on his horse raced to the scene.

He found the slaughter at its height, and noticed two frenzied Indians about to kill an American. Stories differ. One says that he brained one Indian with his tomahawk arid felled the other to the ground. Another version says he waved his tomahawk aloft and threatened to kill any Indian who offered violence to another prisoner. He was much shaken by the Incident, and cried aloud, "Oh, what will become of my poor Indians?" Ho leaped to the ground and went among the Indians, but It was some time before he quieted them.

Then he inquired for General Proctor. Almost Immediately he spied him standing not far away watching. Tecumseh strode up to him and demanded to know why he had not stopped the massacre. Proctor replied that the Indians were not Inclined to take orders and obey commands. This provoked the severest criticism that ever came from a so- WASHINGTON, D.

Oct. 8. When the Father of Waters loses his dignity and acts like a madman, when famine stalks In Albania, when earthquakes rattle down the walls of Japan, it Is the people of the United States who send relief through their highly trained and versatile agent, the Red Cross. Whether or not you have answered to the Roll all and paid for membership, it Is In your name and to your credit and honor and not as any Red Cross stunt that barrels of food are disaster relief, funds both from the national headquarters and local chapters and volunteer assistance have been devoted to public health nursing, home hygiene and care of the sick, nutrition lnstructlrm, (first aid and life saving, homo service to civilians, enrolled nurses' reserve, and tho work of the Junior Red Cross. A quarter of a million dollars has been expended in foreign disasters, but more than an equal amount has been spent In the League of Red Cross Societies, foreign projects of the Junior Red Cross, assistance to lustre FCEMS THAT LIVE Daily Radio Program Frederic, J.

Haskin, Director, The Times Recorder, luformatlon Bureau, Washington, D. C. I enclose herewith SIX CUNTS in coin or stamps for a copy of the booklet, CARE OF THE CAR. "SOI.ITIDK" with Laugh, and the world laughs Over Radio Tonight lar chapters, and other insular and (Compiled Press I SA IT lit) AY, 6 rtz. 7:00 6 00 Dinner hour tcntures.

7 30 fi 30-Profiram-s frem WJS. IU.PI (Compiled by United Press) SUN HAY, OCTOBER 7 you; Weep, and you weep alone. For the sad old earth must borrow Its mirth, lisent forth with doctors, nurses, clothes and antiseptics. The American Red Cross invites every American 1 to membership every year In Its drive called the Roll Coll order that the work may go on. Although It Is char Name Another in the weekly series of coast-to-coast broadcasts by the Lucky Strike Dance orchestra will be heard through the National Broadcasting Company system at 10 tonight, from stations WEAP.

WGR. SATIRUAVS m.T If jUTHLS huily Strike Oniiftr WEAF But has trouble enough of Its own. tered by congress as an organization for service. It receives no congressional appropriations, but is financed by various classes of membership and spe- ir-WJl', rtFtoork. on.

SniilhVY.r.; network. Phllro Ho Address, WCAE, WTAJM, WWJ, WSAI and called savage to a soldier of City Sing, and the hills will answer; Sigh, It Is lost on the nlr. The echoes bound to a Joyful sound, Eut shrink from voicing care. Rejoice, and men will seek you; Grieve, and they turn and go, others. civilized fiatlon! SCNDAT'S ni-ST FEATURES Kelnald Werrrnralb WEAK uelwqrk.

Atwater Kent Hoar WF.AP network. National Mbt Opera WBAK network. toliler'i Hour WJZ network. I cial drives In time of disaster. Variety hour with Mildred Htmt.l "Begone! You are unfit to com-i soprano, may be heard at, 0 through mand.

Go and put on petticoats," WEAP, WCAE, WWJ, WSAI. This Is Tecumseh exclaimed as he walked State foreign work. The Red Cross has established a nurses' school in JJoland which Is now so well grounded that it can be run by native personnel. The boys' vocational school established In Albania has turned out the youth able to work in the only ice plant and electrical plant In that country. supervision they are sufficiently skilled to build tho new United States legation there.

Peace-Time Woili Tho 8,000.000 members1 Of the American Junior Red Crots have gained by their work both a national and international consciousness. They work largely In co-operation with the educational agencies, being affiliated with 40 of the school systems of this country. Replacing books In rural libraries rn Standard In ftr I r-1 in Ht'COlld ni- risnote time sftcr 'Time (liven is 1 reiumn: Ceiuru limn, Heavy They want full measure of all your away In disgust. preceded by "The Park Bench," at 18:30 from WEAK, WCAE, WWJ. Mide.lt, tit.) I F.ASTUIN STATIONS) "Time (riven 18 Ea-trn Standard In flr.lt The operetta.

"The Merry Widow." column: Uentral Standard In second col- Like the canny shopper who Is so foreslghted as to have her Christmas presents all wrapped up before Labor Day, the headquarters In Washington Is getting ready Us material for tho Roll Cull which always lasts from Armistice Day until Thanksgiving, and this year will be from November 11th to 20th. Those who live In a district to which aid has been sent do not need to be told of the work of the local or Heavy figures denote time alter featuring Jessica Dfagonctte Hnd Midmghl I Colin O'More will be presented dur WhatisWhat in JjT an a iffBSL pleasure. But they do not need your woe. Be glad, and your friends are many; Bo sad. and you lose them all-There are none to decline your Declared wine.

But alone you must drink life's gall. Feast, and your halls are crowded; Fast, and the world goes by. Succeed and give, and it helps vou live. But no man can help you die. There Is room In the halls of pleasure For a long and lordly train, But.

one by one we must all file on Through the narrow aisles of pain Ella Wheeler Wilcox (1855-1019) national Red Cross, for they never Washington denuded by floods, drives for physi STEWAOT KSTl WTO. ATMVm (TTV -I' IT 6:4 Nl'ttS, I 'a 7:30 Vj rii'd 10:00 9 rchftra. KM.TIMORE 4AVS-1C50 C'30 fr.lo Dompr music: Jubilee '00 7 0 W.1Z projrrurm 10.00 no The Miiriianders wkkl Rostov 5M It 0O 5 0ri)irn. music; Nowj. 8:00 7 oo Iroro WIEAF 11:00 WMAK.

II 15. 15T50 1. 615 ft 1-Jauce inllSTc ":30 fl control program 10:00 rreiUl: Dance music. WtiK. IU TFAt.O k.

6 SO Ho sutler Orchestra. 9:00 0tt-Ar Orchestra 10110 9 (in l'f kv Htre Orchestra Wt.W. UNI INNATI 1.3 1:. 6 30 5 sn- firiTim mios; orchestra. forget the promptness with which cal examinations for children, Christ-thelr injuries were bound up, how! mas boxes lor destitute foreign chil-they were given places to sleep and dren, and an International correspond-food to eat Just as soon as special ence breaking down those barriers to trains could bring supplies, and the friendship, Ignorance and strangeness, ing Philco hour over the N.

u. c. svstem throusrh WJZ. KDKA, WJH, and others, at 8. Oixlfrey Ludlow, violinist and Lo-lita Galnsborg, pianist, will he heard In a recital through WJZ, KDKA and others at 9:30.

A four-act play "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" will be broadcast at 10:15 und Slumber Music at 11 by WJZ. Republican National Committee is on at 0 over WJZ, WJH. WLW ami others.

Columbia chain is silent. Clno Singers are on from WLW at 10:30. WSAI has a studio frolic from midnight to 1 a. m. investigation by the federal trade commission.

Originally the Inquiry was proposed WASHINGTON, Oct. 6. The vacation season over, the federal trade commission has resumed Its investigation of the country's power co-operation tney received in rena- are some of their achievements. by a group of radical senators, who! bllltntlon. The organization of the Red Crof.

can be graphed by the pictorial bracil I ets which depict family trees. At th planned to make it a senate tnvestlga-t Those who have gone untouched by I disaster only need be reminded of Senate investigations hove the how their consciences were relieved utatlon of being very troublesome. The 0( a sense of frivolity by the khowl-power magnates objected to being edge that the Red Cross was on tho its- When the hearing was adjourned early In the summer, the commission Advance Radio head Is the League of Red Cross Societies composed of 54 national organism lions, conducted Individually according to the ways of each country. Brockets enclose the national organ was busy with these interests' meth 8:00 7 -00 I'rwsms trom WJZ. Job.

While they dunced they knew pestered by one. They proposed ods of Influencing public opinion- by spending barrels of money where izations, and they In turn give jjjj it seemed HReiy to no the most goon. I A4t 1 I Id that those whose homes had been swept away In torrential waters, or those who watched at mine shafts were not alone, were not without sym-pathlc aid. it Is appalling to learn transfer to the trade commission, which, hand picked by a conservative administration, was considered, by everybody, certain to put a prompt cxtingulsner on anything In tho least uihukcls which include tnc local cna ters of which there are more than So' 1 ion clergymen, college professors, wrt (KASTERN STATIONS! frsrl I'd. ATI ANTIC CITY 272.

S-UOO t) no 8 00 News; Concert programs, lo 30 -so Sunday Eveninr; Musicals. BA1.TI.HORK 10S0 k. (I 5 30 Anglo-Persians. '10 a 00 WBAL Concert orchestra. 8 7 15 ProRrums from Kf.it, ROSl'OsJ VW.2 6U0 k.

5 00 6 00 Stetson Parade. 7 00 ooTalks; Musical attractions, 15 g-15 Programs from WEAK. tVNAC, IIOHTON ISI.a 6i0 k. 7 10 6 30 Church aervlces. 0 00 8 00 Columbia Network.

WMAK. RITFALO 045.1 -StOk. 4r, MaRRio's OrcheRtra. 7 35 S3 ft Church servlcrs 00 a. (, WGR, Sfrj.S- M0 k.

6 00 6 00 Proitrams from WEAK, 4S 0.45 Church service. 0 00 from WEAF. Wl.W, CINCINNATI 700 k. 6 00 5 00 (Juartet; Orchcalras. 8 iJ 7:15 Colller-a Hour.

a IS 8 IS Crosley Cicmtxix Hour, 10 ll 15 Amos 'n' Anclv; Orchestra. WSAI, CINCINNATI k. 00 ProKranu from WEAK, 7:00 6 00 dolus; Concert, Oroup. 8 00 8 00 From WEAF. (HIP, IIKTROIT 217.S-10B0 k.

8 80 7 30 Columbia Network. WJ, DETROIT 3.12.1 850 k. 7:30 6 Features from WKAP, WCX-WJIt. 11ETBOIT I4U.S-880 k. 7 00 8:00 Musical features.

5 00 7:00 Programs from WJZ) 10:60 OO oriwii; Duo; Oreheslra. WOR. NEWARK 4M.S-.-71i k. 7 30 8 30Oman; Choir Invisible. 9.00 8 00 Playhouse; French Trio.

W.UIC, NEW YORK-Sim. I 670 k. 30 7 30 La Pallria Smoker. 8 30 8 Hlaclc Crows." 10 0O Andloiis; Come to the Fair. WEAF, NEW YORK lill.9 10 k.

1 :00 Noon Afternoon proRram. 6 00 5 00 Btelsou Farado. 'supposed, to speak with authority to that while the raging Mississippi held annoying to big business such large numbers of people. Right where the Inquiry was left bothersome Investigation of the power' eys ot the country the Red Cross Interests. iwaa working simultaneously In a doz- I en other places where tragedy played After a hard fight, the power folk' 'he boards.

While bridge and tennis won their point. and golf go on It has rendered as- 1 off it has Been taken up again. Soon, however, the "probers" l3l Laff 10:00 fl 0ft-Popular 11:00 in 00 Dance orchestras. WSAI. INI INNATI TIKI.S-.

1.10 It. tV00 5-00 Umrier orotit; Ctnh. 8 00 7 00 -Prop run: (r WEAP. 10 00 Dance orchestras. I I.KV I I AMI Crt Is 7 00 Ni Tallu, 8.00 7.rm Pi'or'i-ftm WWJ, DF.TKOIT 352, 7850 It.

T30 ,10 -BtU'tiu iroKrctm. 8 30 7.30 Programs Iron! WKAF. 11:00 tO.OO-Skylaiks. IIFTimiT 4I6.9.-IS80 k. 6 00 6-00 Dinner music.

8:00 7-00 Proi'nims frum WJ7. 10:00 9 00 Damn music. Chain Gang. in i HAimoKti it, 8 00 7 .00 Programs from WKAP. 10 01) 9 on Lucky Btnke orchratrt.

WOR, Nl VKK -110 k. 1'45 1 2. 4T- World's came. fi.15 5 lVDsnner music; News. 8 00 7 ,00 Dance music.

pect to go Into the question of the amount of money the power compan xne inquiry went to the trade body ies make. Without In the least Implying that they make a bit more than they are entitled to. the claim certainly Is made that some of them charge a lot moro-than similar companies In oth MONDAY, OCT. (By The Associated Presi) Programs In Eastern Standard time AH time 1 P. M.

unless otherwise indicated. Wavelengths on left of rail letters, kilocycles on right. 491.5 WEAP New York 610 6:00 Dinner Music 7:00 Savings Bank Program 7:30 Talk: Shoe Prinre 8:00 Republican National Committee. 8:30 Gypsies. 9:30 General Motors Party, 10:30 National Grand Opera.

454 3 WJZ New York 660 6:00 Dance Music; Sports 7 :00 Democratlo 7.30 Roxy and His Gang 8:00 Neapolitan Nights 9:30 Real Folks 10:00 Russian Oayetles 11:00 Slumber Music 422.3 WOR Newark 710 8:15 Music; Talk; News 6:00 LeRoy; Stage; Dance 6:46 Sports; Racing Meet 7:10 Orchestra 7:30 H. V. KaJtenborn 4 :00 Couriers 8:30 Democratic National Committee 9:00 Lowney Program 8:30 Jubilee Program 10:00 United Choral Singers 10:30 Cuptlvators 11:03 Dance; Witching Hour In the United States. A well-organized chapter has not only volunteer workers, but usually supports some local medium for welfare with the co-operation of the national organization. In limes of distress the local raises money for Its community, and if tho need be sufficiently great can call on the headquarters in Washington for funds or have them raised nationally.

Public nurses and Instructors In nutrition and home hygiene are some of the workers the chapters endorse tnd support. There are six different classes of membership in the American Red Cross, each having a descriptive name and a fitting fee. In the 1, $5, 10 and $25 classes 00 cents is sent from each membership to the national fund. Life and patron memberships amounting to G0 and S100 are invested In the National Endowment Fund and only the Interest Is used. The goal of the 12th annual Roll Call being held this November 1 to obtain 8,000.000 members.

Since was expended last year in the work thnt everyone approves, It Is apparent thHt this number is needed. It Is Interesting to speculate how many who gave without thought of return were beneficiaries becaute of unforeseen disasters. GENERAL ELECTRIC Refrigerator 7 no 8 o-Reinald Warraarath, barytorx 7 3u 0 30-papitol Tneatrs music. 8 do 8 00 our Oovernmrnt." on oo-Hiii Time: Canwea. 10 30 0:30 iMttca music.

WKAP, )11 5 0 It 1:46 12 49WorM' Hrrle, (Tame, 6:00 5 00 -Dinner fcportit 8 00 7:00 Orean; -Purl: Ilcnch OO Variety prcenim. 0:00 Strike Orchestra 11:00 10:00 The skylarks. tutok. M.is, -Wofld'a Series Kame 00 S'tto Dinner music; utmm 8.00 7:00 pcipu Hour 8:00 Bludio concert. 10 00 00 To be Mimnmwd 11:00 Hlumtier Mus.nr, W1P.

Pliit.Aiici.rin 6:30 Dinner inu.e, ft IX) 7 OO sistance in ft hundred disasters during tho past year. It Is so simple to give a little money and know that those crying In distress will bo answered. Thick in Past Three Years Since 1U81 the American Red Cross has spent $75,000,000 In rellejf work, more than one-third of that amount having been spent In the last three years. It has administered aid In more than 11,000 disasters In the United Stntes and abroad, about tha same percentage of which have occurred in the past three years. No estimate can be made of the service rendered by volunteer workers who form one of the mainstays of the organization.

They tirelessly give their time and strength both in times of stress and during the Intervening calm. However, 11 of the work of the Red Cross Is not for times of the f'. famine, flood and fire, and the relief of the wounded In battle, two of Its charter obligations. Pledged to a purpose of "mitigating the evils Inseparable from and "to tfon-tlnue and carry on a system of national and International relief in time of peace," It has gone even further As It has grown, the organization has undertaken other programs eon-cluclvo to human welfare. In anni.

It was assigned to Commlslsoner Edgar A. McCullough to preside over Atid Immediately It developed into an Inquiry about three times as severe as any senate investigating committee ever dreamed of. It was a case of "out of the frying pan, Into the fire" for the power" Interests, and no mistake about it. The truth Is. the appointment of Judge McCullough to the commission seems to have) been a terrible oversight on the administration's part.

By law it Is a bi-partisan body, and a few months ago a vacancy occurred In Its personnel which it was necessary to appoint a Democrat to flu The Democratic senators, consulted, recommended a quiet old southern Jurist for whom the White House appears to have accepted his sponsors' testimonial- without delving Into his record as thoroughly as, maybe, would have been wiser. It was Commlslsoner McCullough. Alas! the Demixratlo senators put one over on the president. The new commissioner is not a 100 percent conservative. He must have a wldo streak of radicalism In his system.

With a properly developed bump of respect for big business, he would have chloroformed that power Investigation long ago. Instead 15 IIS Atxater Kent limit Frances Aida and wit! Marl er countries across tho border, in Canada, for instance. This Is a puzzle which the commission's experts are sure to do their utmost to find the answer to. Naturally the companies will not wish to appear that they have been scooping in whacking big profits. On the opposite hand, opponents of the private power Interests, like Senator Norrls, do emphatically want to have It brought out that the companies are making perfectly enormous profits.

This clash tn desires promises to make the next chapter in the investigation vestly exciting. Tlie private power Interests will be trying to prove one thing. The antl-prlvate power agitators will be trying to prove the contrary. The federal trado commission will be trying to put their conflicting proofs together, tn an effort to make heads and tails out of them. BU.OO 9:00 Dance, circht strM.

TV Chapter chairmen arr- urrred Charnlee. 10:19 1JNlional Light Opera Co. WJZ. NEW VOKK I.M.:l l. 1-00 Nnon Afternoon features.

0 30 9.30 Anijlo-rerilana. 7 00 noTim Spotlight Hour. 8 IS 7:15 Collier Kadio Hour. 8 IS Juniles BbiRers; "Tango 10. IS fl lS- rirgnn; flnllad Singers.

WFI, rillLADEI I'llIA tW.J-740 00 OOKrom WKAF. It PIT TSBC lt II 3 1.Vo-M0 k. 0 00 6 oo KrporU; Dinner music. 8.00 7:00 Programs from WJli, VVt'AIS, I'll 1.3 80 OO Complete WB.AF programs. WOV, KlilENKCTADV alduV 790 It.

0:00 8 .00 Complete trom WEAF ,1:1:1.1 -HUO k. 7:00 'nn ritonr cnuaic; organ, a. is WJZ. (U.PJ ADDRESS ALL NEWS TO Judge John Barton Pavne. clmtnii of the central committee, to send the WFI.

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1:00 7-Od Mr. and liis, tcdio tint workers forth to extend personal in vitations to membership, one of EDITOR TIMES RECORDER Any ccmuiunlcotlon Intended ttr the uews oslumns of The T.ines Recorder, in order to Insula ruail lti3 Its proper destlua- turn bo rddrssed to dl- I tor of T)uies Recorder, I AMERICAN REFRIGERATOR CO. UUtrlltuntrM Urnrrnl ICIectrlo uium, succrasiui mot, nods of campaign1 lng. Sitico the Japanese adopted this The strangest thing of all Is how nip. 1 Hnenr.

inar. Van, Ik in service to disabled veterans, men tl.elr Red Cress has increased from the power industries happened toi look at itl a hum-dingcrl ana still become Involved lu sure-enough' young, from 11 Indications, jih rruRrsnis ow WKAI" 11.0(1 1JI0 Uuilulo done ruua.o. of the regular army and navy, and 12,000 to 2,500, ,000, I.