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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-04
Today's Best

Coppytoht. 1926. bp United Press
WEAF, New York, and hookup,
including WOO, WCAP, WAR,
WEEP, WGR, WWJ, WCCO and
woo, 9 P. M, EST-Points Of prog
ress.
WIZ, New York (454 Nj; WBZ,
Springfield 1888 Nd; WGY, Schenec-
tard 1880 Nd, $50 p. M, EST-El-
shuco Trio.
WOR, Newark (405 M, 9 P. M,
EST-Talk on aircraft, Capt. Antoine
Heinen.
WIS, Chicago GAS ND, Sis P. M,
CST-Chicago Little Symphony Or
chestra.
WSAI, Cincinnati 1926 Nd, 10 P.
M, CST-String quartet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-04
MANY HOUSEKEEPERS
TOO ILL TO WORK
How Many Are Finding Relief from Weakness and
Pain. Mrs. Brandenburg a Notable Case

that did not help me. II scanned
that the tonic did not have In 10
what the Vegetable Compound did.
that gave me tho strength and ambi.
ton I needed and I have gained In
weight. This year before 1 started
TO clean house / got four bottles Of
the Vegetable Compound and am
taking 1t right along. I tell all my
friends about It and how much good
it does me. They al notice 1t he.
I have gained in weight I
weigh 11S now and do all my work
myself again. Mrs Emil o. Bran.
denburg, 651 Thirty-seventh St.. Mil.
Wankae WIS
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HOOSier Briefs

EU1ITH one shot from a ~
IWI gauge shot gun, Frank
I Alexander Of Rochester,
hunting on the bank of Manitou
Lake, killed four mallard ducks.
-Four other huntres substantiate
the story.
A strange dog killed los chickens
on the farm OF Edgar Hepner, near
Oswego.
Largest contract for stone strip
ping in Bloomington's history has
been given to Jack Bennett. Work
will start on the Bolen farm. More
than $4,000 square yards will be re-
moved.
Charles f. Freshwater, Peru, has
filed q petition in Miami Circuit
Court to set aside a divorce granted
his wife a year ago. He alleges he
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s N2sqBgSss,,m inssEg%sntAl. wEEg E0 l34 43S$$5}, d rs
cagow0rgsa: :. woe o t2oSS.22o655 IN hita4Ns e-
RR hiat-qGTePeeezs'FoSr; Orchestra @GH WSMB (a1S},
,:5 NsT =. Q MTI.emeKYW G5s5,4). Chicago -
, = eMIe,B bRP; f91 ffses)). sslhTe;nandoah-Con;
SSs a5f. TWRGSzE $3.50, oh49SSarfEaHs@asla@Soi
S1ncinS w fesson. 7wccCo .fl4tIi6ta'44}, Mime;
apoIis-St. Taui-Midw elk services WCH
OLD. Pontiae6~MmsIe: WISE aIs6 '5WyctAi1EE'
M WGTxp. woo, RsDi wE Ell Webb
Cs7o,2), !" Chieago-Torehegtra; vocal
i TetF@SSsic. WWG GfP cqs7SG f%.y B59;tro Eew
studio Isd ni VICES VIZ 2255o }}45QQ. ?5 P NsM YORK
@ 7a5S's9sa fEAiIgin@ so6]iesS s { Wit
(394.5l. FhiladelphianoConcert orGhes,
S tTa; WIS Wis c $3.50 9 WNHR 5aSB!S
Lockport, N. Y.-Orchestra, WMBB
1SSSo}D. GhiScag;95n17seWNj, s clasY5isahI - pro
ICES. woR G405.2. Newark-Cooneert.
tFat wRN WYTAT IoSj;338aa .4 New cle1 1SEK
organ, WV J35@.D. Detroit-orches-
.i ia, + OiMSI::M.swcAJy G25s .sa,1 P4JII isSis3l
chestra. KPRC. (296i9. HouustonE
%SSaannampMusie. WAHG 131S.6) Rich
mond Hil-NHslc; wBAA 4io (47SW a.
$3.50, springfeld-Program; also
EtGY. ,WEAE (491 q New Y ~ WY
s sEl also S %1SSAaEE' TIC oAaPisivilMIeH Jz %e1.
WHO $500. Des Moines-yaried music;
WRNY l358.5). New York-Pictorial
/, IS hsy =. wMi.sM.HWSRGir t4oO>, chicago-Mnsi-
81 :e=t3ye wsyI (4s3iels, Iowa City
3 r. M.--KDKA L309.1) East Pittsburgh
Music. KFRU t4925511 BIg PdtsdtoSU S
Houston-Pianist KYW 1894. Chi
Vocal. instrumental. .-WBZ- (333;3(
Springfield-Organ. WCAU. l2lSl !;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Trio WDAF
WEAF (491 81. New York-HPolnts OF
Progress;n also WTAG. WGGo, WgGB'
WWsAI. WON t370.25. Chicago--Classit
hour. WJR (517). Pontiac-Program
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program; wIP n5oS2A1 PRbi nntf5o!6r
sSsstr, W. gpolots W'R w5 tj1bb7{{ aog5.2ss5nl 'MS% 9oSg-
heart-Dinner concert. WIZ ;;
New Y~ork--Dinner concert. WMAV
t447. 81. Chicaeo-Organ, story lady
WoK GLIB. Chicaso-Vocal organ
IPre p. fMua.-wBz (333.3). Springfield -
OILS p F nMS.-wEEI (34s.el. Boston Nov ~
zoe I465 ~ any ewarE@sport talk.
Gao =. M.-WRNY 3259.5). New York
q 40 p. M'@KDKA G3O9.1l. East Pitts
burgh-University Of Pittsburgh MAJ
box. WANG C,31%616z Rileah9m82nd shnr riiiM
fedlmRadio Nature story. WGGAAEt
l4618 81. Pittsgp9rgh@ISEHnshlnnee cb es SIT1,
WwGGAATS (27SS}.5 PhilSSd eM 92@orS@cUaited
SStaStAess Army Band, also WCAP. MOO:
WAR. WGN -l3702l,. hicagoEIpIn
Concerts. WIN (36l.2). NeW loA
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-04
KISS STOPS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in the
home must be popularized to make
the streets more safe" says Adam
Lintz, secretary of the Cleveland
Safety Council. "A kiss, no matter
whether one of the peck type or a
real old-fashioned smack, is the best
known means Of eliminating house
hold strife and make drivers good
natured and careful"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-04

tight In the chest. Reason: Police
are moving into the handsome new
city building.
Richard G.. Brophy, former city
editor OF the st. Paul Pioneer
Press, is the new secretary-manager
Of the Muncie Chamber OF Com.
MERGE.
Anderson's new SIS. 900 Masonic
Temple will be dedicated Nov. u.
Senator Arthur r. Robinson OF In
dianapolis and former Governor
Durbin of Anderson will speak.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-04
FIN J ANCIENT REMAINS

PEKIF G-Roy Chapman Andrews
found be d work and fossilized eggs
estimated to be 10000 years old near
Shabrakl su. Andrews SAYS that no
human mains were found during
the reses ches of the scientific party
which h. headed and nothing was
found to establish the missing link.
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knew nothing of the suit until the
decree al granted.
TT RETURN of $1,000 from
IA four acres of cucumbers is
LII reported by Peter Veneris,
farmer ear Culver.
Three farmers near Wabash have
filed claims for $16S for sheep killed
by dogs. bringing the total allowed
this year to more than $1,000.
Earl Randolph, police chief at
Muncie, has ordered a new suit of
clothes because his old ones became
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w + 8: MI

Merchants Heat and Light Co.
268 Meters
Wednesday, Nov. 4.
6:0O-Sports and stock markets
reports.
6:30-Children's hour. Courtesy
Of Franklin Life Insurance
Company. Indpls. agency.
7:0O-Gus Edwards lie Paradis
Orchestra.
8:o0-Metropolitan School of
Music program.
9:30-Christian men builders.
10:S0-Gus Edwards LIE Paradis
Orchestra.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-04
Radio PROGRAMS

$3.50 P. M-KFAB ul34o.sl5, JLincSoIn
1eid-Ensemble. WCAE l4613l Pttts-
burgh-Dinner concert. WEEI t%34MSGi4h9s
Boston--Big Brother Cup. WyTWGPX2
}378.5}. schenecta dy-GhildrSn,s pro
chestra. rectal. vito (475,9), Hart
4 p. M.@wGY G379.5). Schenectady-
Theater. woo (4s3.6). Davenport -
600 p. M-KMA .l25s). She 4eEaSsnd199ssh1 ~
Kansas Cfty-tSchool of the Air
WEAY (40f.5l. New. York@1Synagogue
services. WEAR (3S9i4) Cleyelana oI-I-
Movie Sidelights." Dance. WGY
(o70.5) Observation-Disclosures of KNOW
gan. Witt (4o0), Chicaso-Classical
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-04
FOR GOOD CONNECTIONS

When tightening wires under
terminal, the wire should always be
twisted the way the nut turns. This
prevents the wire from. being
loosened when the nut is turned.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-04

II was in a badly rundown con-
dition and I would, get weak spells
and terrible headaches. I felt so bad
ly last year that I could not do any
housecleaning. The minute 1 would
lift or stoop it seemed as If I was 60
ing TO fall to pieces. I told a neigh
Dor how / felt and she said that
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound was surely the right thing for
me. l took four bottles then and in
the fall OF the year I took three. I
had been taking an iron tonic and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-04
Silent Today

Cei,tral-k f I M, kFkA,
WCBD, WENR, WFAA. WJAD,
VINO. WOAW, WOI, WOWL,
WSUI.
Eastern-C X A G. WBAV,
BBR. WDWF, WIFI, WGBS,
WHAR, WHAZ, WWIPg WY
WPG, WRC, WREO.
Far West-KGO.
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Dancing

7:00-WQJ-WMAK.
S:OO-WJJD-WTAM.
-9:30-WBAP-WJZ.
1O:30-WJR-WHN.
II :00-KFI-WEBH.
11:3O-WDAF-WHN.
12:0O-WJJD-KPO.
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Talks Today
5:30-WGY.
~DAF
6:30-WBZ-WCAE.
6:35-KYW.
~7:00-WCAU-WLS.

Observation-Disclosures violirists. WANG
1920, Richmond HillEBaFytone.
WEAF C421Ii5So Ns% Y9Ek6GGTseSsSS;;
(370.2(, Chicago-Yaried program.
WHO (526l, Des Moines-Orchestra.
WIN (361.2l. New York-Dance. VII
(273l. St. Louis-Vaudeville. dance.
WILT l394.5), Neutrality-suspicious..
WLIB (302.8), Elgin. m.-Orchestra.
WIS .(344.6). Chicago-Charles and
catherine Korvasca: WMA9 (447:5(,
CChhicsso-orchestra popular pro1eraum'
WMCA (341). New York-Dance, songs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-04
Today;s Cross Word Puzzle

This puzzle looks easy. But appearances are often deceiving, as
you will discover when you attempt to solve it:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-04

81. Part of foot.
80. Game.
Al. Relative pronoun.
~. Soft mineral used for face pow
der.
Al. Existed.
As. Feminine pronoun.
46 Hurrah.
So. Grain.
Answer to Yesterdays Crossword
Puzzle:
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-08-07
RUBBER CO., MT. VERNON, OHIO
Central Labor
Union Organized
at Mt. Vernon, 0.

The Mt. Vernon Central Labor I'm
ion was organized and received its
charter in December, 1919. It's Off
GERS are VIM. R. Sleeman, president,
500 w. Sugar street and A. j. Mat
hews, Sr., Secretary, 106 w. Gambler
street There are not many thrills in
it's history because it has never been
called upon to adjust any serious dlt-
ficulties such as sometimes occur in
larger and more cOngested districts.
It's greatest ambition, from the begin
ming, has been to bring the local lab
or organizations into closer touch
with one another, believing that by so
doing, it could generate better spir-
it of helpfulness among the members,
smooth out the wrinkles of dlssatls-
faction, and thus cause harmony to
prevail at all times among all the
trades.
Right at this time it is taking an
active interest in the affairs OF the
Union Tire and Rubber Company, and
is doing everything in its power to
boost the proposition, firm in the be-
lief that this new project will not
only prove beneficial to the city and
a boon to Union men everywhere but
in time will be the leading factor in
organizing the great rubber indus
try of our country.
The Central Body solicits CORES
pondence along this line and all COM
munications will receive prompt at
tention if addressed to the proper
officials.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-08-07
THE EXPLOITER OF MEN

All thieves are bad, far worse the
scheming shirk
Who fattens on the blood of those
who work,
Denying fair reward for honest toll
He is the breeder of the worlds tur-
moil.
Walt Drummond in Typo Journal
The union label directs and con-
centrates public sentiment against
the evils peculiar to many industries.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-12-18
"Take the Box over, Uncle SAM" She
Said.

or four seconds? That mad shouter
was storekeeper TomsOn. Been 'spect-
in a box o. Christmas stuff more'n a
week, an t was just throwed off this
train He was yellin' to me. S'pOse /
take the box over to him, then come
an carry you and the trunk out to one
O your girl friends? They'll all be
glad to have ye visit 'em."
But Brice had been thinking rap
idly.
"Take the box over, Uncle SAM" she
said "and III run across to the post
office while you're gone. | want to
write some postals. And no, l went
embarraSs any Of my girl friends. You
may carry my trunk right out to the
farmhouse. | know where Aunt Mar
garet hides the key. And l. know she
and Uncle Jack would want me to 90
right there and use everything as my
own. I'll take care Of the poultry"
enthusiastically, "and I'll bake one of
the turkeys for Christmas, and cook
everything that goes with 1t, pies and
CAKES anu al. WOu II DC luh
"You can invite a lot of your girl
friends to eat with you, toO," grinned
the expressman.
"Afterward," agreed Brice. "They
will all want to eat at home on Christ
mas. Then We'll have round of nice
visiting. But for the real Christmas
I'm going to depend on the postals
There are lots of nice girls in the de-
partment store who haven't any home,
and who will have to depend on the
cheap boarding houses they live at.
I'll write a postal to Aunt Margaret,
and five or six to girls l know will be
glad to spend their week or ten days
vacation with me. And say, Uncle
Sam, I'll look around the house, and
then make list of groceries and other
things want you to bring out, and
any place where l can buy a Christ
mas treeT
"Ain't none better than grow right
down on your uncle's lower shed med
der"
Gall right. I'll get the Dill boy to
help, and We'll cut and rig up nice
one-Or no, I'll wait a few days until
some of the store girls come. If they
feel like me-and | know they will
they'll want to help get the tree, and
trim it, and to help cook the dinner" "
"Need any Christmas present stuff z"
Continued on Inside Back Cover
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-12-18
Christmas Morning
By EUGENE FIELD

TIE angel host that sped last night,
l. Bearing the wOndrous news afar,
Came in their glorious flight
Unto d slumbering little star.
Awake and sing, o STAR they cried.
Awake and glorify the morn
Herald the tidings far and wide
He that shall lead His flock is born"
The little star awoke and sung
AS only stars in rapture may.
And presently where church bells hung
The joyous tidings found their way.
Awake, o bells! tbs Christmas morn
Awake and let thy music tell
To all mankind that now is born
What Shepherd loves His lambkins
Well"
Then rang the bells as fed the night
Ger dreaming land and browsing
deep,
And coming with the morning light,
They called, my child to you asleep.
Sweetly and tenderly they spoke,
And lingering round your little bed,
Their music pleaded till you woke,
And this is what their music said:
Awake and sing! tits Christmas morn,
Whereon all earth salutes her King!
In Bethlehem is the Shepherd born,
Awake O little lamb and sing!
So. dear. my child, kneel at my feet.
And with those voices from above
Share thou this holy time with me,
The universal hymn Of love.
ATo1 H. f.. - I 1. -
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-12-18

SMA ~E tiOn, with CHRIST
%2sSSNSZE5$E mas only ten days
IN SaWZS away. That meant
HE>Z%ihS '/2SVNN nearly three weeks
for after-C Christmas
jollifiCation, skating, visiting around
and curled up before the big fireplace
popping corn and reading and talking
just playing lady. After three
steady, grinding years in the depart
ment store it would be heavenly
Wouldn't Aunt Margaret and Uncle
Jack be surprised and pleased 1t was
to be a surprise. She had not written
them.
She flashed a look down the plat
form Yes, there was wooden-legged
Sam, the expressman, peering into the
baggage room for possible business.
"Hoo-hoo" she challenged.
The old expressman looked up,
stared, then stumped forward.
"Brice Harper, for a fact !" he cried.
Back home ag'in. Come to stay, or
a-visitin'?'
"Just visiting, Uncle Sam. whole
month, though. After three years. I'd
never have believed l could stay away
that long. | want you to take my trunk
right out, and I'll ride with you
"Ain't We heered-had a letter nor
nothing" asked the old man, whose
face had been growing troubled.
"N-no. Anything the matter? with
sudden anxiety.
NO. except they amt there. Folks
round here know all other folks do, ye
rec'lect SO l did hear your Aunt
Mag'ret Holmes said Christmas was so
lonesome here she wouldn't spend an
other like the last. Two, three days
ngO she an your Uncle Jack went over
into the next county to spend Christ
mas with a cousin who has a reg1ar
passle o. children. l was by there yes
terday, an the house did look dismal,
all shet up, with hens an turkeys COM
painin' all over the place"
isn't there anyone to look after
themY
zone O the Dill boys was asked to,
bIieve but he's neglectin' 'em shame
full He"
A shrill hail came from store
across from the station.
Say, Brice," wheedled the old ex-
pressman, would We mind waitin' three
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-12-18
Brice's Christmas
atOld Farm Home
Jollv Girl Gives Uncle and
Aunt and Young Friends
Happy Surprise.
sv FRANK HERBERT SWEET

RICE II A r 2 f r
stepped h a p pill y
from the train. A
whole month vaca-
ton, with Christ
mas only ten days
away. That meant
nearly three weeks
for after-Ch Christmas
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-12-18

Continued on Inside Back Cover
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-16
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oRra6pa, B 5 nae. Beqepa, B IOMeWeHHH
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