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Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-06

Roscoe Caldwell, a West Virginia convict, has recovered from a stab wound which made it necessary to take three stitches in his heart.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-06

Many improved strains of wheat are being developed on the expert mental farm of Dr. Seager Wheeler in Saskatchewan, Canada. One variety bears twelve rows of kernels to each head and anothers is said to ripen a month after the shoots first appear above the ground
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-06

If you don't get your paper before will be sent by special messenger.
The Washington times., 1925-11-06

plans have been completed for the
annual Christmas charity benefit to
be given at the Murray Casino,
Ninth and Florida avenue north.
west, December 4, at 8 o'clock.
w. #. Olney, secretary Of the as
ISOLATION, pointed out today that his
organization assisted nearly 100
needy colored families last year and
will endeavor to make happy the
homes OF even larger number dur
ing the coming Christmas season.
He asks that names Of the needy
families be sent to the association
headquarters, 1929 Ontario road
northwest, December 4.
Gifts win consist OF baskets OF
foodstuffs and poultry this year. az
last.
The committee on Christmas giftk
to the poor includes John b. Branch,
Doctor Leroy f.. ToIliver. w. r..
Olney, william McLewis. Romeo d.
Shipman, Charles w. Robinson, ir.,
Albert A. Pleasant and Robert Z.
Smith.
The Washington times., 1925-11-06

recovery of Henry p. Huntington.
ssventy-fivs. 81 san Gabriel. Cal.
millionaire railroad magnate. and
nationally known art critic and
book collector.
He was operated on BY Doctor
John b. Beaver, at the LakenatI
Hospital October IS, after the spec
al train which more him, his
daughter and two physicians. made
the long Journey between this city
and Los Angeles ii record break
Ing time.
Huntington was stricken on Oc-
tober 24 and his dangerous Illness
vas kept secret. His physicians
and consulting specialists said his
condition was hopeless.
There was one chance. however
i dangerous and unusual operation.
according to his physicians Hunt.
ington consented TO undergo II and
il was decided THAI Doctor Beaver.
.of Philadelphia, Perform the dell.
cate operation.
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DEATHS

Mary A. shaw. So years No. ia G
street southwest.
John Canning, S. years, o.. s.. Sol
diers Home Hospital
Annie E. McCiosky, so years, No.
2014 Fifteenth street northwest.
Addie Kendall. 81 years. SibleX Hos
AnnabelI Rose. IS years. smiley Hos
Jerome J. Collins. So years. No. 141s
r street northwest.
John w. Palmer, SO years. No. 7i2
Sixth street northeast.
David Kolodny. IS years. No. asa
Third street southwest.
Lenord C.. Sktdmore 81 years, No.
73s Morton street northwest.
Catherine Creek, 6S years. No. 1904
Benning road northeast
Thomas Hill, 20 years, No. 1870
Bladensburg road northeast.
Otis Turner. IL years, No. 1s43
Ninth street northwest.
Daniel sutton. ~ years. No. 1928
Twenty-sixth street northwest.
Frank CruInp. 30 years. Freedmsn's
frances A. Brown. I years. chiIdren's
Hospital.
William Shorts, 27 years. No. 1901
Henrietta CousenF, 3S years. No.
1895 Houtons court southwest.
Patsy Curry. IS years. No. 1911
COLUMBIA street northwest.
Charles Cash. "a years. Frsedmen'e
Henry HAMILTON, 4s years. rear OF
No. 1890 Vernon street northwest.
Richard Beetol, months No. 261e
Georgia avenue northwest.
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MARRIAGE LTCENsEs

Virgil Clifford Rautsaw. %, OF Eaton.
Reveressd II. n HenraiE.
Thomas MeInot Steadman, %, and
Ellen Christian Flynn. Is. The Rev.
Lawrence q. Hoagland. 80, and
Elsie v. Davis, -, of Leesburg, Va.
Tho Reverend r. A. Huebner.
George W. Michaud, 49, and Mable
y. Smith, 20, Of Fall River Mass The
Reverend j. Cartwright
James p. Casbarian, IS. of River
dale. Nd. and Mary Edna Burdine. 81.
The Reverend G. q. johnson.
Mark Elliott Mahoney, 20. and
Clara Irene Held. 81. The Reverend
=. p. Wroth.
Davis, 80. The Reverend p. C. Gayan.
Fred J. Waight. IS. and Ella Daven-
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone NOtioss to Main $3.50, Obituary Dsak
MRS. SARAH HuGHEs

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah
Hughes, 102 years old, who died
yesterday at her home, 301 South
Payne street, Alexandria, Va, were
held this morning at st. .Mary's
Catholic Cemetery. Mrs. Hughes
was born In Ireland In 1923 and
came to America when she was q
young woman. She was married
TO Edward Hughes, who for many
years was keeper Of the tavern at
Prince and st. Asaph streets, which
tn the past was one OF Alexandria's
leading taverns Mrs. Hughes, who
was the oldest resident Of Alexan-
dria, had been In feeble health for
many years. She was buried beside
her husband, who died many years
ago.
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REV. GEORGE o. LITTLE

Funeral services for the Rev.
erend George o. Little, eighty-six,
who died wednesday at the resi-.
dence of his daughter, Mrs. Charles
west, were held at the home today.
The Reverend Walter Morgan of.
ficiated. Interment took place in
Rock Greek Cemetery. The Rev.
erend Little, who was d native 81
In 1873. and became pastor Of the
old Assembly Church. He is sur.
vived by his daughter and two sons
Doctor Arthur M. Little, Of Ban.
gor, Me-, and Norton II. Little, Of
this city.
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FREDERICK Z. PFETFFER

Funeral services for Frederick K.
Pfeiffer, who died Wednesday after
q lingering Illness, win be held al
the residence OF. his daughter, Mrs,
Nellie Hanger. 657 K street north.
east, tomorrow morning.
Mass viii be said at Holy Name
Church following the services. In
terment viii take place at Fort
Lincoln Cemetery Mr.. Pfeiffer is
survived by four daughters, Blanche,
Nellie, Anna and Mildred.
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BIRTHS

william NJ. and Bessie Sweet. girl.
James o. and Edith II. HibbIts, girl
Richard and Ruby Harry, girl
Gustav and Helen Magnussen. boy.
Robert e. and Alice Hamilton, girl
Matthias 3. and Lucy NJ. Fink, boy.
Wilmer and Julia Moore, girLs
John and Mary DfckeFeon. girl.
Jacob and Fannie Non, boy.
Abraham ana Ida Laube. girl.
Samuel ana sarah Gritz, girl.
William q. and Edna N. DeNelIr
RObprt L ana Elisabeth 2. Black
boy.
John a. and vierA NJ. Kennedy, boy
Louis and Mary LeBark. girl.
Lester. L and Ellen /. Dove. girl.
Charles r and Catherine L. Busey,
boy.
Matthew ana Mary "a. Merritt. boy.
William a. and E1nora Wise. girl.
Edgar NJ. and Hattie Robbins. girl
Frank and Einora Bell, girl.
Floyd and Mary r. johnson. boy.
Charles and Martha Nightingale. boy
Thomas ana Hester Tuppence. girl.
Kenie and Ella Pendarvta. girl.
The Washington times., 1925-11-06

port. IS. The Reverend j.. b. Clark.
John Sewell. 58. OF Miami Fla, and
Louise Deans. q. The Reverend 9. G,
Otis Lee Potts, Is, ana EstelIa Mae
Yfrts. 80, both OF Purcellyii1e, Va The
Reverend w. A Lambeth
Henry b. Preston. ~, and Martha
2; Garner. 2o. The Reverend J.. F.
caIsI. &. roy Goodman. , e. ana Mar,
J. 4. kennedy.
Lewis Edward Mudd. 80. and
Theresa Catherine McEaddeu. is. Thu
Reverend A q. Spellman.
Albert Radouskf, "A. and Ola d.
Price, %. Judge Robert b. MattinRly.
Frank H. Drist, -, and Farley
Brown. 81. The Reverend n. y.
samuel winston Lacy, so. Of Rich
mond. Va. and Mary Isabel Allen. 81.
Leo Alex Dry. 81. and Esteile Mills.
20 The Reverend O. ii. wesley.
Norman 4. Clark, 81. ana Maryochie
q Baylor. Is. The Reverend p. 4 p.
Leroy" Leroy Mitchell Harris. 81, and
Josephine Lewis, n. The Reverend
= c Il. n Diokerson, %. and nnna
Green. 10. The Reverend W. =.
s Cecil = Green. IS. and Georgia a.
John II Hoiton, 81, and Essie Bell
Richardson. Is. The Reverend q, 2.
Robert P. Bailey. IS, ana Helen
Elizabeth Litaker, -. The Reverend
William D. Battle
The Washington times., 1925-11-06
To AID POOR At
CHRISTMAS
TIME
Apex Association VIII Give
Benefit for Charity at
Murray Casino

The Apex Association, composed
of several hundred colored young
citizens, announced today through
its president, John F. Branch. that
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n HI NAGIATE
WINS DEATH
RACE
Il. E. Huntington Speeds
AcrOss Nation for Operation
That Saves His Life

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 6.A
tra4s-continentaI race with death
was disclosed here today when
physicians expressed hope Tor the
The Washington times., 1925-11-06

'Hush-A-Bye Baby" q beautiful,
artistic and Ioyable infant doll, that
talks and sleeps and is indestructi-
BILE, win be given to every person
who obtains just three new six
months daily and Sunday subscrib.
ers for The Washington Herald.
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Mrs. FLoRENCE 3. WEBSTER

Funeral services for Mrs. Flor.
ence e. Webster, who died Wednes-
day at Rutherford. n. T.. were
held today at the chapel in Oak
Hill Cemetery. Interment was In
Oak Hill Cemetery.
Mrs Webster, who was the
daughter OF the late John G. and
A. e. Hodges, is survived by her
husband, Clarence u. webster.
The Washington times., 1925-11-06
MS. MARY .. GREENWELL

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Teresa Greenwich, who died yester
day at the residence of her daugh
ter, Mrs. r. f. pownham, viii be
held tomorrow at st. Mary,s Church,
Alexandria, Va, at $50 q. m. In.
terment viii take place In st.
Mary's Cemetery Mrs. Greenwell,
who was the widow of William II.
Greenwich, Is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. r. F. Downham
and Miss A. e. Greenwell.
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Dean notleas

L (.
DoNAIDsON-MARY ANN DONALD
i SON, widow of Alfred Donaldson. az
residence of her daughter Mrs- WLl.
p. Bartel, 34o7 Fessenden 49,, $780,
Funeral from above residence. Mon
day NSEe@ pls.nd = g Tnter Esa
in Glenwood Cemetery.
GREENWELTr-On Thursday, Nov. s,
1875, at residence OF her dangn5sI'
Mrs. r. n Downham. MARY TERESA
greenwich She is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. r. F. Downham ana
Miss A. L. Greeuweh $500.
Church. Alexandria. Va. Saturday,
S. Ma 4 c ::sS Alesandris. We:
JOHNsoN-on wednesday. November Z.
1926. ct s:sa p. ra..- e her resiq 7alc
!. Johnson, il the eighty-ninth year
OF HIS life. Beloved husband OF
Mary johnson and devoted father Of
ana Mrs. Eliza Brooks (neel johnson.
Funeral Sunday, November :. 1875
at / D. m., from Metropolitan A. NJ
s = nlaOp ana Third street EEL southwest.
The Reverend q. v. Watson pastor.
Praise be thy new employ,
And while eternal ages run,
Rest in thy Masters JOY.
The stars may shine . thousand years.
Yea, q thousand years and day,
But the memory Of you In our hearts
shall remain
When the stars have passed away.
FAMILY.
MUIR-0n Thursday, November 5, 1928.
ness. ELLEN cRUMP Muir, the be-
loved wife OF Walter II. Muir.
Funeral Monday Afternoon at
.. m. from her late residence. sos
Fifth street southeast. Interment In
Bethel Cemetery, Alexandria, Va.
WHITE INC. I4th and II 81. N ".
y -Ast-ff Main 6oE3
OUR SPECIALITY
Floral Designs ct Moderate Prices
APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens
GUIDE Bros. CO., 1912 r st. N. N.
Artistic-Nxpressive- -fmexponsivo
Prompt Auto Delivery Services
The Washington times., 1925-11-06

POO John e. sewa as S. e Miami Fla ana
Louise Deans. 81 The Reverend @. q,
The Washington times., 1925-11-06
-

Your Baby's Picture
Freejust this week we
are taking children's pic
lures free. Second Floor.
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W omen ErockS

PernapS you nave mao
this experience. You've
seen q smart little
frock, and being little,
supposed you could step
right into il. Then to
your disInay you found
It too tight in the hips
and sleeves.
Not SO with the little
black satin fro e k
sketched with S.
touches Of pencil blue.
Nor with any Of the
many others you'll find
here. They've been
made in small sizes
but for the mature fig
ure and you're sure Of
being fitted. Sizes 1872
to 211a.
Third Floor. The Hecht Co.
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i; Rsvsar aa J. =.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-17
Today's Best

COPYRIGHT. 1895. bg United Press
kSD, St. Louis (549.1 M, 8 p. m.
CST-St. Louis symphony orchestra,
Rudolph CAM conductor.
WCCO, Minneapolis Paul (417
Nd, $3.50 p. M, CsT-Kiwanis mixed
quartette.
WIP, Philadelphia (5Os.s M, $50
p. M, EST-Special concert from
Houston Hall, University of Penn
syIvania.
KGO, Oakland (312 Nd. 8 p. M,
PCST-Program from the Industrial
exposition.
wBz, Springfield (887 M. 8 p. M,
EST-Broadcast Of the Harvard
Yale hockey game.
SUNDAY
wBZ, Springfield (s37M), AIS P.
NJ, EST-People's Symphony Or
chestra, Percy Granger, guest con-
ductor, assisted by the Harvard Glee
Club.
WIZ, New York (4557 Nd. and
WGY, Schenectady $3.50 Nd. 10 P. NJ,
EST.-Hampton Institute Quartet in
spirituals.
WEAF, New York (492 Nd; WCAP.
Washington (46s Nd: WEEP. Boston
1908 Nd; WAR, Providence 1850 Nd
and WDBH, Worcester cess Nd. 1870
P. NJ, EST-Roxy and his capital
gang.
WLW, Cincinnati (42s M. s:45 P.
NJ, CST-Kopp's Orchestra.
WY, New York (405 M. s:15 P.
NJ, EST-Concert of the American
Orchestral Society, Chalmers Clifton
conducting.
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SUNDAY. JAN. 10

Bible Class. WoAw G52e). Omaha.
Missionary Alliance services. voc
6 Sfs4l. Davenport lowa-sacred
9:16 A. M-WCx t517). Detroit-church
s:4S A. M.-wcAE (4e2). Pittsburgh-
Rodef shalem Temple services. WHB
l411l, Kansas City. Mo.-Christian
e:ss 4. M@wHAs t4oo). Louisville
1905 Sa 4. ' MmKDKA 1920, East Pitts
c fsrd K McAP 9zss
MI. Vernon M. E. Church WGY
$780, Sehenectady-Church. WQJ
l44S}, Chicago-services, People
1918 A. M-wEMc t26s). Berrieu
Springs. Mich.-old-time hymns. Scrip
1870 A. M.-wcco (417). Minneapolis
,o ST. Psul~ChqTrcbhc S serv 1ess, ch,o.1o
1913 4. M.MwoI tass). Ames. Iowi
IL 90 4; M-KYw s5ael. ohicsso.7!csp;
Gs70 chissgoUnce w Woalt , eSaisss s,
100 2. M.NwDAh (ss6l. philadelphia.
ARCADIA Orchestra; two hours Voc
sa ase and 99As sssssiss E%i Sf De-
1 80 p. M.-WGBS l316). New York
Piccadilly Theater selections. WOO
t509l. adelphia-Exercises opening
las p. MEKDKA 1929. East Pitts
burgh-Afternoon concert.
200 p. M.-WCAE (462l Pittsburgh
Peoples Church. WEAF 1922. New
YOrk-Sunday hymn sing. services.
WIN (360l New York-Christian En-
deevor program. WGR (319). Buffalo
-Vespers choir and soloists. WTAS
1851 Flgin Ill-Afternoon concert.
2:15 p. M.-WoAW (526). Omaha
Choir and soloists.
$3.50 z. M-KYW f53e). Chicago-Clas-
steal concert. WCBD (345). Zion. III.
Services, address Glenn Voliva. WGN
l370l, Chicas7o-Master artist recital,
- two hours
2.sS p. M.--wGY $500. scheuectady-
Symphony Orchestra
e:45 P. M.-wEEI f3O3) Boston--Y. NJ.
c. A. Sunday Mems Conference.
800 T. M.=KFNF f266), Shenandoah.
Iowa-Religious services. WCAE
f1G2l f7iftslsirr n piano recital h
prCf Kali is ETcr t3Iol Buffalo
n-a w5p f5a1l nhi,sdeiphis-
Sunday Talk meeting VIVID (27Sl.
Mooseheart. nl.-Sunday concert.
$3.50 p. M.-CKAC (425) Montreal
Studio concert. WIFI $685. Philadel-
phia-Chape1 services.
3:45 p. M-KDKA t32e). East Pitts
400 P. M.@WBAP t476). TT. worth
Rialto Theater music. WDAF (411
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Kansas City. Mo.-Musical program
WHAS (400). Louisville-Vesper song
4:Io 2. M.-wcco (417). Minneapolis
: St. Paul-House Of Hope Presbyterian
500 P. M.-wEBH ts7o). Chicago
Twilight musicale. WOO (509). Phila-
delphia-Sacred organ recital.
$3.50 p. M.-KDKA 1920. East Pitts
burgh--Dinner concert. WCAE (462l
Pittsburgh--Dinner concert. WBZ
1870, Springfield. Mass.-Sunday YES
egg S.i E n On. -Four 47%s6 AR Rsas 75asS
s.f5 nf p. M.mwG fso ys 4S Bunalo-or.
gan services Central Presbyterian
$500 p. M.-WCAP (469). Washing
Capitol Theater; also from WEAF.
$3.50 p. M.-KFNF (266). Shenandoah.
Iowa-Church service. WBZ 1877.
Springfield. Mass.-Concert. WGY
(3S0l. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. WIS
l345(. Chicago-Organ WOO t5O9J
Philadelphia - Bethany Presbyterian
1900 P. M.-KDKA 1920, East Pittsburgh
Services; XIV w., (5ssls Z, Ghies sgge7
ChifsSGTseIssstssd a artists I've S, hours
ices; WY t405). New York---Levi-
1880 r. SM.-WCCo (417l, Minneapolis
st. Paul--Church services. WOS
(4409l Jefferson City, Mo.---Services.
500 p. MIKE (2S6). Milford. Kan
International Bible Students Associas
ton. WBCN $500. Chicago-Popular
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GALL CENTRAL STANDARD TIMED

program. two. hours. WHO'D (345(
Schenectady aldorf- Astoria Orchestra.
WHB (411l. Kansas City, Mo.-Church
services. woo t464) Davenport. Iowa
Services. WTAS 1881. Elgin. Ill.,
Terrace Orchestra. songs. four hours.
3:15 p. M-wEMC (26S). Berrien
Springs. Mich. Organ. choir and SER
Vocal. WCAP t46SJ. Woshington-or-
$50 r. M.--wCAL $500. Mortified,
Administered program. sermon. WTAS
1856 EigIn, nl.-sDapce, music. e,
S:40 p. M.--WJJD (27SD. Mooseheart, Ill
Organ. Protestant services.
900 p. MKT (469). Los Angeles
Metropolitan Theater program. WFAA
(476), Dallas--Sacred recital. WGY
(3S05. Schenectady Institute
quartet; WHAA t4s4J Iowa City,
WIN $500, New York-Music,. two
hours. WOAW (526). 0maha-Musicsl
9:f5 G =. m ss1Ses; t417). MinneapoIis-st.
$3.50 r. M.-WFAA (476l. Dalias-or.
chestre, one and one-half hours. WQAI
1851. San antonio. Texas-WOAf En-
iIowa-PaImer Orchestra. one and one
s:4s s p. iM.GKGo 1921. oakland--serv-
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Senate
These new bills were INTRODUCED n

These new bills were introduced In
the Indiana Senate Friday: III
S. B. 40 (Chambers) Providing trustees
of State asylums for insane may. sue
estates of those charged with, and failing
to pay So weekly for certain inmates. Benz
evolent Institutions.
S. B.. Al English Requiring kennel
license for keeping breeding. boarding,
training and sale of dogs. judiciary A.
s. B. 40 (Leonard) REQUIRING county
commissioners to receive bids on four diff
ferent materials for paving roads, Roads
s. m. 43 (Lambert) Amending laws for
development and construction OF county
highway systems Roads
s, B. A (Moorhead} Providing for free
hunting and fishing licenses for honorably
discharged service men. Natural Re-
sources
8. B.45 (Payne)--Requiring State High
way Commission to keep det0urs in, good
repair and leave In as good shape as be-
fore used. Roads.
s. b. 40 (Sims) Putting teachers.
deans, etc, Of State educational system on
discharge except for cause and after hear
ing Education
s. B. AZ iSims) Requiring reading of
Bible by students or teachers and Z teach
ing Of Constitution in public schools. Ed
ucation
S. 3. As fsteefe)-Giyin courts power
to appoint special drainage commissioners
for counties. Swamp Lands and Drains.
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Legislative Calendar
House

These new bills were introduced
in the Indiana House Friday:
10 H B. SO tKissinger) REQUIRING. strict
ter observance Of Sunday Public Morals.
II, B. 80 tClaypool Recurring at least
forty farmers to sign petition for county
agricultural agent and fixing good faith
deposit. Education.
81. B. 40 (O'Connor Requiring strip
mining firms to refill and level cxcavated
lands Natural Resources.
H. B. Al (Johnson Of Hamilton) Re
showing standpipe is full. Judiciary B.
ri. B. 40 (Roe) Requiring attorneys
appearing before Industrial Board beAs adj
mitted to practice before Supreme and
lower courts Judiciary A.
R.SB 43 (Bebinger Causing judicial
terms to begin ain. i. following date OF
election. Judiciary A.
H. B. A lChrisney) --Legalizing con-
Township II Perry County. judiciary 3.
H. B. 40 (Chrisneyl --A polishing duties
OF attendance officers County and Town
Ships es
H.B. 40 3LafuzeJ Encouraging fores-
tatior. Natural Resources.
HsB. Al (Lafuzel Fixing two-mill
levy for forestry Ways apd Means.
a. b. As Cooper of Vigol-Requiring
display of United States flag on all school
bufldinRs Education.
H. b. 40 (Kissiuger) --Legalizi ng Ger
tain notarial documents Judiciary B.
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Radio PROGRAMS

$50 P. M-KDKA 1901. East Pitts
burgh-Dinner concert, WestinghoYse
band WCAE (462) Pittsburgh-Din-
ner concert. Penn Hotel WIFI $3.50.
Philadelphia-Davis Orchestra. Sunny
Jim. WGN t370l, Chicago-Skeezix
time. wNYC (526). New York-Ala-
BAN Orchestra WOS (4409). Jeffer
son City. Ma-Music. marketgram, an
nouncements.
$500 P. M.-wDAF AID. Kansas City
Mo.-Address. story. lady. Trianon En-
Uncie wip. wMAo (447.5l. Chicago-
program. wRc 1857. washington
Peggy Albion stories. WWJ (517), De-
troit-Orchestra.
6:Ob P. M.-wBz 1887, Springfield
Msss.-3edtime story. Hotel Kimball
Trio
6:1o P. M.-wJAR t3eo). Providence
Musicale program.
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-Children's stories. sports.
$50 p. M-CKAC (425). Montreal-Mt.
Royal foTehestrs; WcAE 2vb l4S Z pits
PRfsdeiPSisAT sssfs or wDAE @SN
blackstone Quintet. WIN 1901 New
sasl. New YorR@Polie ee alarms. : : :
Gle Bob dinner concert,
e:aS Z. M;-wEAA t;4s7el: Da5lasm -
$500. Omaha-Dinner program. VOC
1891. Davenport. IqTaTspoEts; WTA =
t aSs9 oak Psrf houF KssF AP Pasd T.
Fass SsIss ,S EoA% sss5. ons IR
700 P. M-cNRo t4s5). ottawa-
5ssssuo I & ;:lsS oEwsfss 81 F
Sss 69sS. E sSS'1 g. 6 aas G3s
EHF G4ssl S SeS Yo 9aa eSaa'l0 Or
ehestra WEBB 800 Ghieago-SS,nggnlii
''sa5i SPi iiad isH9 Sdl wHK
b28Sl GIgysla asd57 ePisa cl9P I'VE
SoaFs rRR Voc e 4s2 baR qnpor rsvq9 ave
zs41. NeSarR@M sS%cSI 's7 WI C44s5.
Chicago--Dinner concert. songs. one
7.1B p. M-wP (5os). Philadelphia
Concert. VIVID t27sl Moogehearti III, IL
(z6e), Wasbington-Bible talk. Ear
test for Radio fans.
1880 p. M--CKAC (425l. Montrssl--
East Pittsburgh-Westingh Band.
WCAE 1887, Pitteburgh-Musical pro-
gram. WGBS $3.50. New York-Her-
ald-Tribune program. WAS (400l !.
Louisville-Blue Grass serenaders. WIN
1901 New York-Musical program.
WNYC 1920. New York-Song recital.
= PWX (400). Havana. Cuba-Concert.
$500 2. M.-KFKB (2s6l. Milford, Kan.
-KFKB Orchestra. KSD l546), St
Louis-Musical program. KYW (536(
Chicago-Studio artists. WBCN l266).
Chicago--Popular program. five hours.
WCC0 (417). Minneapolis-St. Paul
''Ffreside PHILOSOPHERS" WGN (370l.
Ghicaro-Hntel La SallA Orchestra.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-17
MORTGAGE BILL Raped
Loss Of sS,OOO,0O0 in Taxes Feared
After Investigation.

Making law Of any OF I'VE bills
raising mortgage exemption from
81 900 to $4,000. now before the In.
diana Legislature, would result in
approximately $S,0OO,OOO less taxes
for the ninety-two counties, accord.
ing to Investigations by Senator
Russell B. Harrison and the State
tax board. Harrison is chairman Of
Senate Committee Judiciary B,
which has before it bill of Senator
Lamber, Columbus, Republican.
Such law would raise taxes 10
per cent, Harrison said, and would
result in evasion of taxes by owners
mortgaging property and investing
In tax-exempt securities.
: Such law is unconstitutional, &C
eording to joint. Brown, tax board
chairman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-17
Radio

Ames, Iowa-Weather report. DRC
9:35 p. M.-KYW $3.50. Chicago--''Con-
gress Classic, two hours.
1000 p. M.-KFI t469l. Los Angeles
Vocal one hour. KGO 1921, Oakland
Musicale from East Bay Exposition
XIII $500. Los Angeles-Music tive
hours. WGBS (316). New York-Rus
sian Eagle Orchestra. WCC0 GID
Minneapolis-St Paul-Athletic Club Or
cl1estra. WGN (370l. Chicago--Weath
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Denver-Orchestra VOL t448), Chi
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1905 p. M-wIP 5000. Philadelphia
Organ, Germantown Theater.
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Tlvoli Theater TrCgram.
1880 p. M.-WBz 1877. Springfield.
Mass.-Hotel brunswick Orchestra.
WIN $500 New YoIk-Popular dance dance
Help Skylark.
Concert. wAHG (316l. Long Island
Dance program for Far West fans.
WCCO (417) Minneapolis Paul
Dance program. webb (370), Chicago
Steel guitar. Oriole Orchestra, one
hour WFAA (476). Dallas-Hotel
Adolphus Orchestra, one hour.
II:I5 P. M---WoAW y 1921. Omaha
11 Mog =. M.@KsD t54e). St. Louis
Varsity Club Orchestra WIN t36O)-