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Daily, except j^nday—On air 10 &. m. to 1 p. m. Back or air at
4 p. m. with Valley news and Associated Press dispatches from The
Brownsville Herald. Remain on air until 7 p. a.
Monday, Wednesday and Frid- -—Evening program 7 to 9 o’clock.
Tuesday and Thun, lay—Evening program 9 to 11 o'clock.
Silent Saturday night.
Sunday—Morning services from Methodist. Presbyterian or Bap
tist churches. 11 a. m. Classical and semi-classical music 2;30 p. m.
> 5 p. m.
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SALT STE MARIE. Ont—Steve
Smith of Bar river is one sturdy
lumberjack. As accounts have it,
he came upon a big wolf In tiie
woods and beat the animal to tne
punch. He dived and grasped the
wolf's lower jaw with one hand and
the neck with the other, then drag
ged the animal to the lumber camp
and tied it up.
YARMOUTH. N. S—The steam
ship Yarmouth has arrived from
Boston late because it srtuck a |
whale. The vessel had to be backed I
away fr$m the mammal, which
died.
MOLDES, Argentina—A fakir
named Blacaman. who had amazed
thousands by emerging from cof
fins after being buried alive sun
dry times, tried it once too often
he is d^id. Three hours after be- j
ing put in the ground he was dug
up. The condition of the coffin
indicated he had made desperate
efforts to get out.
NEW YORK —Tom Webster. Bii
tish cartoonist, invited friends to
his wedding by a cartoon in today's
World. It depicts cupid shooting
at Tom in prison stripes, and Tom is
yelling: ‘Not so many of thos*? ar- !
rows. kid. This is a life sentence.” |
The lady is Miss Mae Flynn, who
once assisted Ziegfeld, the plate is i
city hall, and the off Heating magis
trate is Mayor Walker.
MEMPHIS. Tenn.—Ed Ptnell
wired dad from Clarksdale. Ark.,
for money to get home with hi is
5-vear-old sister, Rose LucUle. knew
of only one reason for telegrams,
so she told the neighbors Ed was
dead. There followed telephone
calls to the house and Mrs. Far
rell fainted.
NEW YORK.—Louis Arito, bar
ber extraordinary to the Tiger room,
is leaving on the Leviathan Satur
day night for Europe, all expenses
paid, so that William F. Kenney,
contractor and friend of Alfred E.
Smith, can have a good haircut.
Kenny telephoned Louis from Paris.
The haircut will cost Kenny some
$2,000. He hasnt so much hair
at that.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A homing
pigeon is to be buried in the same
casket with its master. Louis W.
Balestrino. 19, was drowned while
fishing. The pigeon flew over the
house where the body lay and
dropped dead.
NEW YORK—A seven-room suPe
on the Mauretania will accommo
date Mary Pickfords adopted
daughter, a valet, a secretary, a
maid and a governess. ^
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es are to compete in a six-day race
beginning September 23. Man ot
horse can sleep or eat any time
provided a partner keeps moving.
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