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The Daily Cross Word Puzzle _j By RICHARD H. TTNGIJSY. * I I Horizontal 1, A. bivalve. 7. Fine condition. 13. Sleep-producing drug. 14. 'Rope f*r picketing horses. •15. An imperative order. 17. Pronoun. 15. Islet in river or lake. 19. For instance (abbr.) 29. Exclamation. 24. CroTfci of India (abbr.) 25. Saint (abbr.) 26. A minute quantity. 2S. Affected by (suffix). 29. Part* of circles. 31. The hindermost end. 33. A color. 34. A story. 35. A continent (abbr.) 36. Engineer's theodolite. 37. South Dakota (abbr.) 39. Ixte Latin (abbr.) 40. Point of the compass. 41. A continent (abbr.) 43. Europe (abbr.) 45. Ezra (abbr.) 46. A meditative mood. Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION i liNWGfsiwy 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief ELL-ANS p^ 25i fyd 75$ Packages Everywhere ! ADVERTISEMENT. Lift Off-No Pain! Doesn't hurt one bit! Drop a little “Freezone" on an aching corn, In stantly that corn stupa hurting, then shortly you lift It right off with fingers. Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of “Freezons" for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, end the foot calluses, without soreness or Irrita tion. ADVERTISEMENT. ■ 1 -— Chew a few Pleasant Tablets •—Stomach Feels Finet The moment ‘Tape's Dlapepsln" reaches the stomach all distress from sold stomach or Indigestion ends. Im mediate relief from flatulence, gases, heartburn, palpitation, fullness or stomach pressurs. Correct your digestion for a few •snt+ Millions ksep It handy. Drug fist* rseommsnd It. 49. Asphyxiated. 52. Bold. 55. Hardens. 55. Primitive signification of a word. Vertical 1. Food receiving orifices, 2. AlnQ 3. Musical not#. 4. Just like the last. 5. Greek letter, though It sounds like something to est. 6. River in Siberia. 7. Level. 8. To consume. 9. The woods are full of them. 10. Another musical note. 11. Still another musical note. 12. Pertaining to races or people* 15. Translucent. 21. Moorish musical instrument. 22. Those who are beaten. 23. A sudden advance of troops. 24. An action of affection. 25. To dock an animal’s tall. 27. Orderly. 30. Royal library (abbr.) 32. Like (suffix). 35. Hurls, flings. 38. A pattern. 42. Part of a church. *43. Final issues. 44. To travel by any conveyance. 45. Weird (Scot). 47. A fish. 48. A large container. 60. Preposition. 51. Apart (prefix). 53. I am (contraction). 54. What a woman says, bul doesn't alwas mean. The solution will appear tomorrow Solution of yesterday's puzzle. BAR ASSOCIATION MEETS THURSDAY The Omaha Bar association wil hold Its monthly meeting at 12:15 p m. Thursday at ths Brandeta tea room. James H. Hanley will speak on hli recent trip to Washington, D. C., and will exhibit ateroptlcon views ol Washington and the Inaugural cere monies. Bernstein Buys York Store. York, March 4.—H. Bernstein ol Omaha has purchased the Ruter Fash ion store from the H. G. Clark com pany of Omaha. ! WO AW Program V-/ Thnradar, March I. P. M.—Horticultural program, transmitted from WOAW’i remote con trol studio In the May Seed end Nuraery '•ompinv building, Shenandoah, la. R:4A P M.—Public newa period, ton ducted by Eugene M. Koneeky. ~ - C;n#> p. m.—Every child's atopy hour, conducted bv Grace Snrenaon. V4S P. M.—'Willard Ttobleon and hta orchestra at Rr»ndefs Store Reatauranta *> on r M—Community program, trtne mltted bv remote control frnhn North p I a t ♦ e. Neb Coy trot. ‘Some Pep North Platte Fire Department Saicphone band, C. .f. Killian, director. Talk. Hon. M. E. Crosby, mayor. Selections: fa) March. “Path of Honor"... ..Tawell <b> Selection, “Gperatlo Pearl*".... . . .. T.aurendeau fc> March. ''Frltx” , ..Jewell | North I’lat'e triton Pm Iflo Shop band. Karl Stamp, director. t Selection. North Platt# Klwanla file* Club. ! Select Inna: <m) “Mm and the Hoy Friend " (b) “I'll See Yon In Mv plasma** (c> "Whire'a My Sweetf* Hiding?" Dreamland Pan* a orchestra. Hobart Ft Dlckty, Jr., director. Vocal solo* <«> "A I.title blown bird’. . Kaydao Wood (b) "Hose* of Picardy''. Hayden Wood Maxmo Matli»ra. Selection* fa) “Vlalon IV Amour" .Rudolf Filml fb> "Cinderella a bildal Procession'' . Picker F C. Weal emleld, director. Selection*: fa) “Arabian Night*" . H. T#. King (b) Overture, “Harden of Edeu“... . Rarnard North Platta T.adlee’ hand. Earl Stamp, director Vocal BolO, selected Father Antonldaa Selections: ta) “Southern Rose" tb) “flow r#ma Ton Do Me T.lka Tmi nn’" tc) “Fllf.a " Dreamland Dance orchestra. Selection*. fa) “Povo Song" Wright tb) "Oa the Riviera." Baron (0) “In Tlantaln ’ iavlno FColth Theater orchestra. Teetfa wOopd.Hy#.J* vmwih Ptatta ■Isaak ilaa tlife. • ■ .—■ ■ I c — ^"radio v_-' Program for Marrh B. (Courtesy of Radio Digest.) By AModstrd Press. WERT. Boston (475.9). 6:25. program; 7 musical; 7:30. recital; 8, musical; 9. musical. WGR, Buffalo (819 >. 7. broadcasting with WEAK; 8, program; 9. WRAP pro gi a m. WON. Chicago Tribune (370.2>, 6, or gan. 6;3o, ensemble. string quintet; K, R11L line night; 10, orchestra, jazz artlats. „ KYVV, Chicago (535 4), 7. concert; 7:83. speeches: 8 it), reading, orchestra, talk; 10. at home; 1 a. m , Insomnia club, or diest ra. WKBH. (Chicago Tost (370.2>. 7, or chestra. Riviera theater; 9. dance, so prano, 11. dance, songs. WMAQ. Chicago News (447.5 ). 6. organ, orchestra; 8. garden talk; 8:15, scout program; *'50. lecture; 9:15. Scotch. WLS, Chicago (345), 6:30, organ; 7. lullaby: 7:20. choir. WI.W, Cincinnati (423 ), 6. concert, quintet; 8. F’assion Play. 10:03, concert, piano-accordion. Melody boys. WEAR. Cleveland (3X9.4), 6, organ; 7, concert. W FA A. Dallas News (475.9). 6 30. re dial; H:30. singing, pianist; 11. violin. WOC, Davenport (4X3 6). 6:30k Sand man; 7. musical; 11. orchestra, songs. KOA. Denver, silent. WHO, Des Moines ( 526), 11, Serenad es. WWJ. Detroit News (352.7), 7, con cert. WBAP. Fort Worth Star-Telegram (475.9 ), 7:30. concert; 9:30, artists. KFKX. Hastings (2X8.3), 9:30, vocal, Instrumental, solos, quartet. KNX. Hollywood (337 ). S:30, music; 10. features; 12. orchestra. WDAF. Kansas City Star (3«5.6), 6. School of the Air; 11:45 Merry Old Chief, Plantation Players. KHJ, Los Angeles Times (404). 8. con cert; 8:30, children; 9:30, talk; 10, vocal, instrumental; 12. orchestra. WH AS, Louisville Times (199.1), 7:30, COftcai ' WCCO, Minneapolis St. Paul, (416.4), 7, progra tri. WMC, Memphis Commercial Appeal, (499.7>. * 30. organ. CKAC. Montreal (425), 7:30. concert. TYKAF. New York, (492). 6 30, art talk; 6:45, basso; 7. lecture; I. program; 9. Russian tenor; f;15, Russian ensemble; 10. orchestra WJZ, New York. (454 3). 0. orchestra; 6:16. Making a Magaslne;’* 7:25, negro spirituals. 3, talk; 9:30, contralto; 10;t5, songs. W.IY. New York, (405 2), 3:46. baritone. WOR, Newark (silent). XGO. Oakland. (361), 6. concert; 10, trio, whistler. Hawaiian novelty, duets, instrumental; 12. donee, soloists. WO A W. Omaha, (526), 6, story: 6:20, announced: 6.45. orchestra; 9, program; 10:30. Nightingales it _ WIP, Philadelphia, (50* 2>. 6. talk; 7. talk. 7:15, talk, 7 30, sports; 10, orrhes. t ra WFT. Philadelphia. ( 394 5). «. talk: *. concert; 7 :30, concert; 3, recital; 9, or chestra KpKA, Pittsburgh. (309.1), 7, program; 7:3«. concert: lft. concert WCAK. Pittsburgh. (462), 6 30, Uncle Ka.'bee. fi:4 5. special; 7, review; 3, con. cert WKAQ. Porto Rico, (340 7), 6 80, con C*KOW. Portia nd Oregonian, (492), 1". concert; 12, Strollers. WO A T, San Antonio, (394.5), 9:30. or chestra . W HZ. Springfield. (333 3). 6 :80, exten sion course; 7. baritone, pianist; 7:15. vio linist: 7 30. talk, s 15, dramatic, music editor; 6:30. trio; 10:30, radio four; 10;45, orchestra. v A . I WCBD. Zion, (344 6). 8. quartet, flute, musical glasses, pianist, reader. 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