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~ Help Wanted--Male

No labor troubles, good working
conditions. Apply QUILLINAN;
Harris U. S. L. Service, Illinois and
Michigan Streets. Leaving Satur-
day night.
U. S. LIGHT &c HEAT CORP.
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LASSOES BEAR

MOUNT KISCO, Melville Ash
ing from her yacht the other day
Mrs. Walter NJ. Krementz saw n
bear swimming one-half mile from
shore. Getting the towline from the
yacht she followed and lassoed the
bear. dragging 1t under the water
until 1t drowned.
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CITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS


OFFICE OF THE BOARD
H S9o2FEilGGEEp2floJS c{oG%SirRS&sEETfoRs 1870,
Notice Is hereby given by the Board
of Public Works of the City of Indian.
apolis, Indiana, that sealed proposals VAL
o clock ' y. m ~ on Wednesday, Sept. 80,
1925. for the following described public
impl oyement, IN the City OF lndianapohSA
aS fi mnrporSovyement Resolution No. 12e45
From south property line of Julian Ave
To north right of way line OF Pennsyl-
BY curbing both sides OF the roadway
with Strained Limestone Berea Sandstone.
Granite or 6x24- inch Concrete curb TO
uniform width OF "a feet, curbing the
in similar manner and TO the widths ns
shown on plan; providing 3S lin, IT, Of
eft. radius granite corners; providing 81 D
lin #. Of loft, radius granite corners,
and resetting 4 iron inets " curb grade.
All TO be as shown on plan and as
specified. -
scribed pubic improvement shall be IN
accordance with the terms and conditions
general and detail plans, prohles, draw
ngs and specifications which are on hle
and may he seen IN the ofhce OF said
Board Of Public Works OF the City oil In
:" 3 IKE Board Of Public Works reserves tho
right to reject any or all bids .,
CHARLES p. COFFIN,
w. H. FREEMAN,
NJ j. SPENCER.
Board Of Public Works City Of Indian
sppDoth. 1s 25. 1925.
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PEERS NEED CASH

TOKIO--The Japanese govern
ment now has under consideration
a proposal to sell the land formerly
owned by the royal family Of Korea
and use the proceeds for the relief
Of destitute Korean peers.
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HAPPY PRINCE

TOKIO--An imperial palace, Gov
ering one acre Of ground and cost
ing about 100000 yen, or 100000,
is being built for Prince Chichibu
within the compound Of the Alaska
Detached Palace.
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ALBERT H. LosCHE. Clerk.
Sent Is. 1928.
LEGAL NOTICE

Indianapolis. Ind. Sept. II, 1925.
Notice is hereby given that l viii on
the 26th day Of September, 1925. at 0 n.
m. sell at public auction one Ford Road
ster, Model 1920 Engine No. 40349S3. to
the highest bidder for cash TO pay and
satisfy a lien in the sum of $50 90 for
storage on said car. Sale to be AZ the
Garage of c. A. Eisenhower. 1435 North
Illinois ST. Indianapolis Ind
Sent. IL. is. 1922
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c----Aportmer
l22 E. Market.
w oodsmall Rentals

MERIDIAN ST, n. 33l1. Beauti.
heat and water furnished. Si56.
MAPLE TERRACE, 53s E. Maple
Rd Living room dining-room, two
bedrooms; large, fully equipped kitch;;
garage: $50
WESTMINSTER. .2725 N. Meridian
ST.; living-room with in-S-door bed.
full bedroom. dining-room with built
in china and linen closet, bath, light,
heat water and gas furnished. $50.
WESTMINSTER. Living-room with
in-a-door bed dining-room, built-in
china and linen closet dressing closet.
bath. light heat water and gas fur
LAFAYETTE COURT. 2735 N. Me-
bed. sun parlor with in-a;door bed;
dining room. built-in buffet. large.
fully equipped kitchen. bath and plen;;
ty of closet space. This Is front
apartment facing Meridian ST.; light,
heat, water and gas furnished. $40.
LAFAYETTE COURT. 2735 N. Me
ridian living room with in-a-door bed,
CRATE and built7in bookcases. trll din
igqgroom With Pq tnbn buffet Pfst a stsr
lights and gas furnished. sos.
MAPLE ARMS. 3sth and Central
living-room with ina door bed. full
bedroom. full dining-room. full
equipped kitchenette, heat. water,
lights and gas and garage. Special
proposition.
BLACKSTONE. 4001 E. Washing
ton st. Two rooms. in-a-door bed.
fully equipped kitchen. combination
bath and dressing closet. light. heat,
water and gas furnished. S47 80.
SAN MARCO. 1895 N. Delaware
ST.. five and siX-room apartments,
newly decorated. ice box and range,
heat and water furnished S55 and
S6E.
KREIGER, 1926 E, Prospect; two
rooms. in-a-door bed bath and fully
equipped kitchenette: light and water
furnished $3.50.
SEE CUSTODIAN OR CALL LIN. 1891.
H. H. Woodsmall & Co., Inc.
We insure everything but the hereafter.
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DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS

OTF1CE OF ME BOARD - -
indianapolis, Ind, Sept, ~. 1925.
TO WHOM III MAY CONCERN; ~
Notice is hereby given BY the Board
apolis, Indiana that IL IS desired and
deemed necessary 10 make the following
described public improvements in the CITY
lowing numbered Improvement Resolution,
adopted by said Board ON the 10th day
of September. 1928.
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ROAD CONSTRUCTION


Notice is hereby given that sealed. bids
will be received by the Director of the
state II ghway Commission, at the office
Of the State Highway Commission, In the
state House. City of indianapolis, Indiana.
until 10 a. m. on the 9th day OF October,
1925. for the construction of certain high
way as described rs follows:
terloo Kendallvile Rd., * mile south Of
kendallyille TO Kendallvllle Noble Count,
miles ISL
Bids will he received for three types of
pavement, Brick. Bituminous Concrete and
Concrete. on the above listed project, as
shown on plans and described in Standard
Specifications for same.
Cement for the above listed project will
be furnished by the contractor.
Proposal blanks and specifications may
be obtained free. and plans upon payment
OF 81 per set, upon application TO the
state Highway Commission. Indianapolis
Indiana No refund for plans returned
Plans may also be seen at the office Of the
state Highway Commission. Indianapolis
Indiana
best bidder. but the right TO reject any
and all bids is reserved. If any cause eY-
lists therefor Bidders shall file bonds
with the bids as provided by law
Director Indiana state Highway Commits
Sent niS.o5 1908
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INDIANA. STATE HIGHWAY COMMITS.
SION DIVISION OF CONSTRUCTION
ROAD DEPARTMENT

INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMITS
SION DIVISION OF CONSTRUCTION.
ROAD DEPARTMENT
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received by the Director Of the
state Highway Commission, at the office
OF the State Highway Commission, In the
Statehouse, City Of indianapolis. Indiana
untll 10 a. m; on the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER. 1928. for the construction of Ger
tain highways as described as follows:
No. F A. 80, Sec. G.. Location: Dyer
Valparaiso Road IA Miles West of East
Corp. Line of Shererville TO East Corp.
Line. Lake County. Mile ] 400
No; s. A. II, Sec. j. Location: Water
loo.Ohio state Line, Road. Butler to Ohio
state Line Dekalb County. Miles: 3.044
pavement: Brick. Bituminous Concrete and
Concrete on. the above listed projects as
shown on plans and described In Standard
Specification for same.
Cement for the above listed projects
VIII be furnished the contractor by the In
diana State Highway Commission,
Proposal blanks and specifications may
be obtained free, and plans upon pay
ment of 50 90 per set upon application To
the State Highway Commission. Indian
apols. Indiana. No refund for plans re-
turned. Plans may also be seen ut the
office OF the state Highway Commission,
Indianapolis. Indiana
Contracts will be- let TO the lowest and
and all bids is reserved IL any cause ex.
lists therefor. Bidders shall file bonds with
the bids as provided by law
]. D. WILLIAMS. Director.
Indiana State Highway Commission.
Sept. IL. Is 1928.
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80
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMITS.
SION, DIVISION OF CONSTRUCTION,
BRIDGE DEPARTMENT.

to Bridge Contractors7-

NOTICE to Bridge Contractors-
posals for the construction Of certain
briiges on State Highways will be. re-
seeiy,ed by the Gpireetor OF the indiana diana
IN the Capitol Building in Indianapolis un-
III 10 clock a M. SEPT, 70. 192o, when
| read These bridges are further described
johnson County-Two bridges on Road
II, one consisting OF, three spans at rs
feet each and one bridge of 30,foot span.
Huntington County=-one bridge of 40
foot span on Road TX.
Allen County-Two bridges on Road
IL. one of 72-foot span and one Of As
loot span. One bridge on Road gil of
Noble ,County--one 2s-foot bridge on
Road 46-L, Two bridges. one 72,foot span
Whitley County-Two bridges on Road
Tx. one Of 4O-foot span and one Of 20
Greene County-Two bridges on Road
"a; one of 32-foot span and one OF 40
Adams County-One bridge of 4O.foot
span on Road Pill.
Monroe County--Three bridges on Road
feet. one of 34-foot span. and one consist
ing Of two spans of 10 feet;
Clinton ito Copn t{ bridge of eo-foot
Carroll Copnty~17onc bridge of 2s.foot
span on Road AN.
Central Railroad on Road 22,G of 100
foot span. and the construction of the
LbBibdAiltS ~ liiS DIlNkt.
Fayettep Copn y bridge of 4sfoot
Cass County-One bridge OF 72.foot
span on Road IF. with approach grading
and extension to small culvcrt Included
The plans and specifications may be ex-
amined at the, office % the State Highway
Commission. 10 N. Senate Ave. Indian-
apohs, or copies thereof viii be forwarded
upon payment to the Director of a nom.
plaIfs returned.
Proposals must be made upon standard
forms OF the Indiana State Highway Com.
mission. which will be supplied upon re-
Each bidder. with his proposal. shall
submit bis bond payable 70 the State Of
haIt q n times the amount of his pro-
the approval Of the Director SUCH BOND
SHALL BE ONLY ON THE FORM SPECI-
Fled BY THE DIRECTOR COPIES OF
VIII MHlGH WILL BE FURNISHED UPON
The majority Of these structures will
pc awarded in groups or combinations of
several structures each. Further infOrma-
ton regarding. the work contemplated and
the method OF letting. price of plans and
furnishing OF cement will be furnished
upon request.
The right is reserved by the Director to
reject any or all bids or TO award on any
stated combination of bids that is in his
Of Indiana
1NDf5AIT8A2, STATE HIGHWAY coMMIs-
JOHN D WILLIAMS. Director.
sept. II and Is 1925
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.ept. 10. 1925.
Improvement Resolution No. 1267Q
ALLEY WEST OF MERIDIAN STREET
From south property line of wilkins


ALLEY WEST OF MERIDIAN STREET
From south property line OF wilkins
10 north property line Of Ray, st.
Asphaltic Concret Concrete or Brick, laid
on 6-inch gravel concrete foundation
from inches of property line to . inches
of property line, to q uniform width or
alley with acknowledgements. laid on a
4.inch asphalucconcr base. 70 the
above named width and providing $50
lin, 1T, OF 2N6-tnch Wooden Plank or 4Xlb-
inch, Stratihed Limestone Marginal Stone.
Also extending all water, gas, sewer
and other private service connections TO
property line where not already in.
specified
accordance with the terms and conditions
OF tho Improvement Resolutions, as num-
bered. adopted by the Board of Public
Works on the above named day and the
cihcations which are on file and may be
Works of the City of Indianapolis
The said Board of Public Works has
fixed Wednesday; October q 1925 at
time and place for the public consideration
Of the proposed Improvement, at which
time said Board Of Public Works will
hear all persons interested, or whose
property is liable to be assessed for said
the benefits to the property liable 70 be
assessed for such improvement and the
equal the estimated cost thereof.
" 49, CHARLES d. COFFIN,
W. H FREEMAN.
NJ j, SPENCER
Board Of Public Works, City of Indian
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Legal Notices

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given, That the under.
signed has duly qualified as administrator
Of estate of John a. Fehhnser. deceased
late Of Marion County Indiana. Said es-
tate IS supposed % /, be =, sollyySelnlt r,-o,r
No. 23S6e- -.
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and Contracting

If YOU HAVE clear lot we will build
you home, our houses are better and
cheaper because we have no office help
and pay no commission Lincoln 1927 ask
for Mr.. ElXera Mr.. Klein-
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NOTICE TO ABsENTEE


state Of Indiana, St. Joseph County. IS:
IN. The ST. Joseph Circuit Court Septem-
Clara Urbanick Rogers. Plaintiff VS..
Peter UrbanicS. Defendant
To Peter Urbaniclt Greeting.
You are hereby notified that the above
named Plaintiff has this day filed IN The
oILlco OF the Clerk Of said Court a GER
tam complaint or petition, alleging there
IN, among other things, that you The said
Delendant, on the lCt Gay of August 1917
Delhg then resident of tho City of Nsha-
waka. IN the County of St. Joseph State
OF indiana, and the same being your usual
place OF residence, went TO parts unknown
/ manned absent and unheard from. leaving
property IN said County without having
made any provision for les control or
management; that by reason thereof said
properly Is suffering waste for want of
caro-. and praying that your estate may
De adludged by said Court subject to adj
mlnlstraton and an administrator thereof
duly appointed, Now. therefore. you, the
sald Peter Urbanick. Defendant and Alb
sentee as aforesaid are hereby notified
mat said complaint and the matters there
determination in said Court at the Court,
house In the City of South Bend County
and state aforesaid, on Monday the Goth
day OF October. 1925 or as soon there
alter az such hearing can be had
- Witness the Clerk aud Seal OF said
Court az South Bend Indiana this 18th
day of Sept. 1928.
WILBUR NJ. WARNER.
Clerk OF the ST. joseph Circuit Court
RULISON AND CARLTON.
AffnWnHKre M
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II Real Estofe for Sale
b--.--Houses

OAKLAND Ave.; modern Broom bunga-
low; garage: built three years. A bar
gain. Price $4,000; 81 900 down. MR..
QUINN. Riley 5147. Rand. 1881.
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3 Help Wanfed-F7en,aIe

OMAN to sell advertising over telephone
,.yer 20 years old. Apply Classified Dept,
Irdianapols Times. before p. M
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b-Boord and Rooms

HOME for working girls: excellent meals;
nice, clean rooms, nicely furnished, four
aged couple; reasonaoi isO' rates. sosd n.
Illinois. Ran. 1175.
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NEW five-room bungalow: semi modern;
will consider machine as part payment
Call Riley 5641.
HAVE a few cheap lots and cash for
FARM, clear: near Columbus Ind, for
city property. 22S ". East 81.
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1917 INVESTMENT; 1718-20 W. Mime
sofa; . rooms side; cement front and
rear porchesi garage; rent $40. lnveeti-
Webster 1898
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Sale or Exchange

CARROLLTON AVE: lot 41x157: can b.
bought right. Riley 5147 Ran. 1891
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IDIOTS

BY OWNER-Modern double; 9 rooms
1922 W Twenty Seventh ST. Irv. 1888.
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WANTED-Two statesmen for retail sell
ing on electrical appliances. Choice of
several lines. See Mr.. Claffey, between
and 10 a. m.
THE SANBORN ELECTRIC CO..
30Q n Illinois St
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CITY ADVERTISEME

Board of Public Works City OF Indiana
anOlig
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Situations Wanted

WILL take full charge and give excellent
care in Protestant home Of invalid or
aged eo9de e IN eGenS2ge 50G n3e ~
Interview CAN 1rv 29O9-W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
sazFhe Radio Star
LOGS SO OF EN-
South Prairie Fan Has a
Freak Reception

ustng a stromberE, Carlson neu-
trodyno with "a Rola loudspcaker G,
r. Hopkins. OF South Prairie. loss
cm In from all over tho country
including some we'd never heard Of
How many OF you bugs ever got
FAT Ut Unity. Sask, or KENO at
Fayetteville, Ark. or kFkh at MIL
ford. KaAg An verified. tool
Me Hopkins sends In a list OF 9S
stations he's logKrd
Ills set got kFkN nj Hastings
Neb. without aerial or ground. Mr.
Hopkins writes What happened. ~
course, was that a super-hot nearby
reradiRted the Hastings wave. which
was picked up by Mr Hopkins coils
II happens sometimes u was a
KDkA pittsburgh rcbroadcaht, too.
how's that FOR frcakf
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Local Programs Not
Good All the Time

Have you ever listened 20 some
81 the Seattle programsF writes "a
radio fun Ia Seattle. commenting on
the pNloe8l controversy II seems
sinful To use tho air for some OF
them, Hnyo you becn able 90 keep
your hrldphonrs on while the BATS
have killed time with horaeplay or
tho crudrst sort, and then ask why
We fish for KGO. with itH excellent
educational work."
Yes. brother, Wa listen 20 most Of
tho Seattle programs, and OF course
they're no, al 100 per cent II sou
don't like 'cm you can always tune
out, And you don't have 60 flah for
EGO. She comes booming Ia like a
local ior Us, now that they're showing
1900 watts thru tho anJenna. Same
way with KOA and ksL and XII
and half dozen others. We never
have much trouble In picking a good
one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
WHY WE DO NOT
GET ROXY"
RebroadCaSting Difficulty Is
Told by Phone Men

Attic radio engineers or IN, Am
eriean Telegraph ana Telephop
company are working on plans 10
misunderstanding ail-star programs 10
western cities. many difticultie,
have TO he surmounted before wei
be able TO listen 20 Roxy and hi,
gang from WEAF.
Engineers or tho Pacific Tell
graph and Telephone company. n
Seattle, told The Radio star ~
that tho time difference is oys
obstacle. a progum broad -
New York at o'clock WOW, W
Pacific air at sand ~. 'S 49,, W
many radio fans, who q" "''''O
NJ that hour.
Another difficulty IN se'ius
telephone circuits 70 A.s s.o p.o'
grams from one stSoh 70 another
Back East there Q spare circuits
during evening ours. out here
err distances 1osi Ok telephoning
is done :, ~ evening. when rates
are lower THAT leaves no spare
trunks 10 programs.
II "a notable. however, that some
way WI be found out OF the diff
flc,llts both as TO program sched
ales and trunk lines 10 carry them,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births in their households hrsTss
ported BY tho following mem
Hail Roy H.. 5000 Commodore Nay
bog,
Mcrou. Melvin Ellsworth. 1909 Cali
f0rnih pl. girl
Mat David, city, boy
skinner Bruce Kenneth. ols Broad
ogdoa ". Il. $3.50 ssth ave. 5. W.
H. vecR. Edward, sas Brandon St,
Outright G. j. 1915 ". cath It,.
Lyons, c H.. i2i9a iIth ays. n. T..
Misbo, Frank 81. iu2 Brandon d..
Hoard byron &c. Coss tsth ave s.
Foreman. Edward Earl 1909 Raven
ma blvd, boy
GrrenE zcbcdlah Vance. 1919 Brook
Gacpg Christian q. S2Os Ashworth
IAEnotu, Charles Alexis, g50S Sixth
ave. n ", girl
Anderson. John. 25a1s Seventh ave,
.rfanElln, FLOYD. I2i Yale ave. n.
boy
Lou6o. Adam C.. roo Thomas IT., girl.
Smith, llose00 hoAls. 1915 Terry
ave, boy.
Moore, Louis David, lGsa Boyiston
ave, girl
westbloon. AlRot -, Port Orchard,
girl.
lTarbllI. Won yaIkean. 2s0i ~ ssuh
st.. girl
Cond. robert Everett n. 9th st.
boy
.Dralssy. Robert James, 1914 Eighth
ave. girl
Raymond, George t.. $3.50 Yancy d.,
boy
Rohar David. 1914 Yosler way. girl.
Ni"rihnL Robert j., Halter Lake,
buy
sheffield. =, b.. 5as9 Brooklyn ave.
bUy.
Opal Peter 2s2g W. CGrh It,. girl
Peterson. Bernard A. IA Madison
a.. EirL
sehosn. Nathan Raymond. illg
James st., girl
Boegli, Paul. 5lzl i'm ave, n W,
girl
Takrmura. shiunzo. 1908 YcrIcr way.
boy
Ikeda. KlyoshL II6l Washington IT..
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Arts society and Il viii be- her first
appearance over tho air IN Seattle.
The program.
Plane county Gardens" lgrainzorl.
Mrs. Carlson
soprano solo. 'rallsu Lear logan
ssIW8 Ioara' iglbsfisis Indian hawn'
fEamsFuiki, with cello obbiiEalo"h ra'
Tstuplstpn.
Trio "Kamfgru1i. usirpp," itpbrna
sfslui. Az villa Irish iiar' tpifnii
Deypthra Lang, ,iolinl Mildred Narrieh.
crIlsi Ruth nasilidrs, plano,
riAns----fha Magic fIrr aesns h5rAas.
iu-tIsEf. THE Case aud The hFl
KirK tfIsEtj Mrs. Carlson,
Violin aruo Sweetest HluTy srrs Told"
iHtqllsi Dofsthsa Long,
soprano sslo, a'zfhBu At iiEa a
FiBssff tIsffl Der SruEi-rios' tHshu-
hertz. cradle Song tpfsbmHj Mr..
rrmplcion.
Trio NY Heart al rhy BwssI voIFr'
iHairi. HaersI. Neither Nsrhfrr' tbls
saHtr NAM 49, DoFothea IaBE, Mildred
waafisk and Hath iiasiilds-.
riaus Fantasia impFaWpia." zoe
taras" ard "Eiuds' ~ rhppln Nrs.
Garrison.
csuo auamsass tGoItsFm.al - Miss
nuih waarisk,
soprano .ole. -"At paunias" teadr
mani. "nusB 10 rIr rSfssf' lHsnaisI
God Touched the Hose iHfnsHl With
violin zbd cello obsligAt9s MIR. Temple
ton,
Fiano- Hungarian Rhapsody No. -
ftIagtl Mrs. taflsan.
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Divorce Complaints

Elizabeth w, Henry Niskcnon.
Emma W.. Fred Trcmmnl. cruelty.
Bertha w. VS., William c, jennings,
nonBupport.
Edith n, VS.. Charles Becker. nom
support,
Ruth vs.. Harry Il. Clark. cruelty.
Margaret Va. John l.. Hill. nonsup-
port
Laura vs.. H. c. Holcomb. nonsup-
port.
Edith Va. James A. McGInncss.
cruelty
Pcarl II. VS. l. ~ James, nonsupport,
W. II. vs., Eva c. Bolgcr, dcsertIon,
Aubrey $, vs.. Mildred Ward descr-
ton.
Hattie ] va, Emil r. Lemon. cruelty.
Ivy w. Harry Stoker. dcscrtion.
Juonita II. vs., Harry Speldcl nom
support,
Walter r. VS.. Helen l.. Wells.
cruelty.
Bertha I, VS. Charles Il. Young.
cruelty.
Esther VIZ, Theodore Il. Paine, in
compatibility
Clara o. vs., John II, Lcnse, cruelty
Saint Va. William Rclvlncn, cruelty.
w \, vs.. Frances V. Mills, incom .
putibility.
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Carnival Night at
WIS Is Arranged

High carnival will DO on the air
from $50 TO II, Pacific time. from
WIS t545Y at Chicago, Tuesday. The
program includes Ralph Emerson at
the Barton organ. Lullaby time, a
classical lnterlude. The Secret OF
Suzanne" a farm program and the
Solemn Old Judges Midnite Frolic.
The station Will be on Pacific Coast
air from 4:2o to 3. Wednesday. with
the Cornhusksr's orchestra and the
Wis theater program.
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New Super-S Station
on the Air Friday

A new super,radlo station may DO
heard In Seattle about $50 p. m.
Saturday. April %, when WHIT
hroadcasts It's In augural program
on Il yet.to-be-anuounCed wave from
Chicago. The station puts 1900
watts into tho antenna. The wave
length VIII be low. II Is said. low
waves having been found to carry
better and pick up less interference
and static. Several well known art.
ists will sing for the first program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
CNRC Will Try to
Rebroadcast EN-

Tho c. y. T. Il. station. CNRC.
at Calgary. viii be on tho 83ometcr
wave from 8 O'Clock Thursday night
and VIII try rchroadeasting Of vnri.
Gus United States programs, picked
up By radio and sent out again thru
the CNRC mike The studio pro.
gram. by the c. n. Il, Il. Symphony
orchestra. includes bits from "Luct
di Lhmmcrmoor.7 tho Anvil Cho.
rus" Light Cavalry" "Chu chin
Chow" "Iiumorcsquc" and sou.
venir." Sounds interesting.