Judge — September 23, 1922 — page 33: what you’re looking at

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of ld al hoice at the polls a great public service? Js not radio the most effective medium ever invented for assisting voters to make this choice? Are not you, the radio amateurs, the only ones who’ can bring radio messages directly to the public? YOU agree, get busy. Organize. et your local broadeasting stations to put political speakers in their programs. Get them to establish rules for handling political speeches that will be fair to all leading candidates and will not inflict the audience with speeches in which they are not interested. (JupGe has published a suggested set of suggested rules. If you did not see them, send for copies.) Secure schedules of your party's speakers. Give advance publicity to them. And when the speeches are delivered, see that they reach the largest possible audiences. Finally let this department know something of your plans. We believe the use of radio will usher in a new era in polities and wish to assist in every pos- sible way. Stations Heard ster, Mass—KDKA, Pittsburgh; Newark; WGY, Schenectady; NOF, hington; 2XJ, 1 Beach, N. J.; WGI, Medford Hills, Mass.; WGR, Buf- falo; WGL, Philadelphia; WOH, Indian- apolis: W, Parkensburg, Pa.; WWJ, Detroit; WBZ, Springfield, | Mass.; KDOW, S. S. America; WDAK, Hart- ford, Conn.—M. C. Nicuots. Ciovis, Cal—(On one stage of ampli- fication) KDZH and KMJ, Fresno, Cal.; KMC, Reedley, C: KLP, Los Altos, Cal.; KWG and KVQ, Stockton, Cal.; KFU, Gridley, Cal.; Catalina Island telephone link (250 miles away on de- ctor only). (On two stages of ampli- i LZ, Denver, Col. (900 miles), KFC, Seattle, Wash. (700 miles).—J. H. SCHAEFER. iz yD | THE HOME-MADE AMPLIFIER “Oh, Bobby! MA calling!” | WHO ARE THEY? OR AN @I PARCK MY FORD ©G HE IS AHOT MMAN 0 AKL AN @ARELAND WORN @ PEWL HIT EAR @BBAY NEVER LYE @READ ALL WICE TO @SAT TUK NO BEER ©TALCS GOT MEAN DANCE ART WEANS AT IT @HE CAN RICH PAILL Can You Answer This Movie Puzzle? On the Movie Screen above are the names of 10 Popular Movie Stars, rearranged topsy-turvy. The operator played a joke on the audience and you'll admit it was @ good one. To solve the puzzle, and puzzle it is, rearrange the peculiar sentences on the screen 80 as to correctly speil each star's name. For example, No. 10 is Charlie Chaplin, You know him. ‘If you can name all 10 Stars correctly you can win the $1,000 or an Oakland Touring Car. You most likely know the names of the most popular Stars, but just to refresh our mind we are mentioning a few of the stance ‘Talmadge, Otis Skinner, uster Keaton, Anita Stewart, Charles Ray, Mary Pickford, Charlic Chaplin, Helen Chadwick, Thomas Meighan, Pearl White, Warner Oland, Beverly Bayne, Ralph Ince, Wallace Reid and Dorothy Dalton. 185 ‘‘Points’’ Wins First Prize For each name you arrange correctly you will receive 10 ‘Points’ toward the Oakland Touring Car or the $1,000 in cash, or you will receive 100 “Points” if you arrange all 10 names correctly.” You can gain 60 more ‘Points’? by Qualifying your answer. That is, by sending us your affidavit that you have boosted the Big Magazine, FRUIT, GARDEN AND HOME to five people. ‘The final 25 Points” will be awarded by 3 Judges, whose decision will be absolutely fair and is to be taken as final and without question, to the person making up the largest list of correct words from the name of the 10th Movie Actor listed on the screen above—CHARLIE CHAPLIN. It’s easy! Can you make out 10-20-30 words like, are-lie-car-pie-hall, etc.? Send in your list of words right away with the names of the 10 Movi ‘s. RULES:—Number each word, and in making up your list, don’t use proper names, abbreviations, prefixes and suf- fixes, or obsolete and archaic words. Webster's Dictionary will be used_as Final Authority. Use each letter only as many times as it appears. For example: There are 2.a’s, therefore “a” may be used 2 times if necessary in forming a word. ‘The answer gaining 185 ‘Points’ (which is the maximum), will win the Oakland of the $1,000. 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