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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-13
HENRY DAHLBY MAY GO
BACK TO OLD JOB AS
MAYORS SECRETARY

HENRY g. DAuLDY. who
IL was In the race for the city
council, may return 10 his old
ioh rs secretary 10 Mayor u. },
Brown.
Dahlhy resigned from the may
or's Job 20 make thc council race
and despite tho fact that II was
his first try for public office.
finished flflh In the primaries
and pollcd moro than 10000 votes
In tho finals
Rumora have IL that Mayor
Brown Is seeking TO bring Dahl
by back on tho job, which Ia
now held by Frank Cottorill.
former civil service commissioner.
Neither pahlhy nor he mayor
would confirm the report. but
tho information coming from 70.
liable sources IL that HANG
viii soon he back al hlB old place
IN tho mayors ante.room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-13
xATUupAy, nIAuru ~

kFOA. Rhodes department.
store. sfs meters -l.stis. viii.
Ham HpimRnn's Olympic Hotel
orchestra. takif&. concert pros
gram by eouftssY 81 Pacific
States Electric Coz fts.sstB.
musical nraHfHmi z0-tp. stgiia
program. ipsti Eddie Hardness
ard his orchestra from The
Olympic H0tei
kin. ~ ~ Radio Co ssi mo.
teFR Igga0si9s0 luncheon con.
cert l.5p.e. spnrl talk and news
Itsms Silent night
NHQ. Hush 4 Lane Co. s7F
fnrtsrs-4s-t. musical matinee or
request numbers; sgss-i0. studio
nuslral program.
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EASTERN STATIONS
tftrdured 90 seattle Ttmel

kYW. Chicago. $40 msters--
kfW THE World CTisfH will
broadcast The latest news % the
world every half huuF--on the
hour and the half h0uT--from shs
service Of the Chicago American
hmincf. Tstt g. M midnight re-
View lt.is. Insomnia club.
kDkA, PiitseufE. 1921 meters
-=s n M concert
Wuf. Schenectady. a7a.s :nc-
tsrs 700 q ~ piano duets
f'FAC. Calgary. go metrfs~
= ut+ organ recital
Voc. Davenport. Iowa. tSf me-
teFB-ee.F ,, m musical hour.
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rnInAY. MAncn N

kfpA, f,ho4un' department
store. tbs meters 80. ss-
attic Chamber o. Commerce proc
EFsmi t-bIts. william H9fmAnu'n
Olympic Hotel concert orchestra:
G-ejfs. Pacific states Electric
Co. music program, est6rAsla.
Sherman Clay & Co. musical pro.
gram. ksHnvt0. studio musical
program io-ii. Eddie Hardness
and his orchestra from The
Olympic Hotel
KIN. y. ". Radio Co. asi me.
tsra-ls;ao-t;80 luncheon con.
cert. 1905. full Catholic tnasss
E,ae.sgse. mu-eAi program. $50
10. spanish class.
kHo. Hush q Lane Co. 25g
mct~rp--a-f. vocal and inetrus
mental request numbers. sas9.ie,
atudl0 musical program
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-01

Winchester, Va, has returned to her
home.
Mrs. Francis c.. Gasperich has
Joined her husband in Baltimore.
where he is attending the Maryland
Institute.
Mrs. Meade. wife of Lieut.. Comdr
Bolivar V. Meade, was hostess at a
bridge Friday afternoon.
Mrs. G.. Mott Williams, who spent
a year at Marquette, Mich, is guest
at Carvell Hall.
Miss Elizabeth Persons sailed
Tuesday on the S. S. California, from
New York, for a cruise around the
world.
Mrs. Grace Howard Morton enter
tanned at tea Friday afternoon at
her apartment on State Circle.
Comdr. and Mrs. Charles -
McWhorter entertained a company
OF 20 at supper, Friday evening, at their
home on Rogers road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett Hayward
have issued invitations for a dinner
dance Easter Monday, at their coun-
try home, "Drawyah." near An
napolis, in honor of Miss Madeline
Gill and Miss Melaine Hopkinson, who
are among the debutantes of the
Winter in Baltimore.
Mrs Allen Martin left Thursday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-01
harles j. Moore, on Oklahoma ter

Charles ]. Moore, on Oklahoma ter
race.
Mrs. Martin NJ. Ramsay returned
Friday after a weeks visit at Phila-
delphia with relatives.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Charles J.
Moore entertained informally at din
ner Sunday evening.
Mrs. Carlos Cusachs spent the
week end in Baltimore as the guest
of her brother n-l law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Carroll Van Ness, and with
them attended the Junior League
Cabaret ball Friday evening.
Mrs. Crushnach has as guest,
her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Hellweg.
Mrs. John +. Walk, after spending
a few months at Fort Monroe, Va, as
the guest of her son-in-law and
daughter. Maj. and Mrs. Duncan
Brown, has returned to Annapolis
and is visiting the Misses Walton. on
Francis street.
Mrs. Roger X. Mermod, who has
been the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Dennis Claude. for two months left
Friday to join her husband. DR.. Mer-
mod at their home at Honolulu, Hawaii
Miss Anna Claude. daughter of DIR.
and Mrs. Gordon Claude, accompanied
Mrs Mermod and will have charge
of DR.. Mermod's hospital in Honolulu.
Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Frank
Slingluff, Jr., entertained at dinner
Monday evening.
Mrs. Robert Burwell, who spent two
weeks with the Misses Jones. in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-01

Mrs. e. w. Kaufman of Baltimore
was a guest for the week end of
Lieut.. and Mrs. Oscar w. Erickson,
at their home on Franklin street.
Mrs McNair, wife OF Comdr.
Frederic V. McNair, who spent last
week in New York, has returned to
her home on King George street.
Mrs. Mitten, wife of Lieut.. Robert
L. Mitten, was hostess at a luncheon
on Friday in honor of Mrs. Walter
Andrews of Washington.
Mrs Charles Roberts of Monterey,
Calf. who has been the guest of
her aunt, Mrs Charles Brooks, left last
week for her home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-01

for a weeks visit with relatives in
Baltimore.
Comdr. Ezra Allen of Washington
was week end guest Of Comdr. and
Mrs William Giles.
Lieut.. Comdr. Duncan Walton, u.
S. N. on. c., was a guest for the
week end of his sisters, Miss Mar
garet Walton and Miss Nancy Wal
ton. at their home on Maryland
avenue.
Ridgely p. Melvin, who was visit
ing Capt. and Mrs. Anon =. Bronson
at Coco Sofa, Panama Canal Zone,
for several weeks, has returned to
his home on South River.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w Valiant
were hossts to a company of so at a
buffet supper Friday evening at their
home 1t Wardour.
Comdr. and Mrs. Lawrence McNair
entertained a. dinner Friday evening
at their quarters on the Reina Mer-
cedes.
Capt. and Mrs. Barron r Dubois
were hosts at dinner Friday evening
Mrs. CASTOR Costet gave a bridge
party Tuesday evening at her apart
ment in Cumberland Court
Rear Admiral and Mrs Sumner Kit
telle are visiting their son-in-law and
daughter. Lieut.. Comdr and Mrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-01
SO New
Silk Umbrellas

For rain or shine you should have
one of these lovely new Silk I'm
brellas They are strongly made OF
l6-rib Kiota frames.
3-inch brocaded or grosgrain Dor
ders. Handles of carved and painted
composition with tips and ferrules
to match, French loops or leather
straps. S7.95 and $40.
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-01

medicines. al
ways ; a j d
I h a I ; u Q
o " Q d h = ?
health a d d
clear c o IN
pleXiOn 10 an
old fashioned
recipe which
posse S : Q d
wond erf u |
properties 10.
IN orOu & n | y
and painless
lv clean the
int slime :,
G. ! Q a r the
blood from
i'm puritie s
and rid one
of gas and
hiIt0IISnpSS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-01
Pearl Chokers
Continue to entrance the
we'll dressed woman!
Street Floor

Natural and tinted pearls of
French manufactures m e lines
combined with neutrality-suspicious.
with gun metal-are becoming more
and more the rage with the fashion
able women of New York and Paris.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-24
Dancing

7:30-K.PRC.
7:45-WHT.
S:00-WBBM-WJAR.
S:30-WRW-WSMB.
9:00-WMBB.
9:30-WHT-WRC.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
11:45-WDAF.
1:00-WQJ.
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program. organ. wIP l50s.2). Phila-
delphia-Uncle wip. .wJR Lh17),. Pom
tiac-Orchestra soloists. WIZ (454 ~ 4.
New York--yudge Jr.. orchestra. WMAQ
cf45 on oClhdISsog99@orgsn wids Awake
classical. WPG f29a. 81, Atlantic City
Orchestra. WRC (46S.5). Washington
Talk. orchestra.
$50 p. M.-wBz t333.3). Springfield -
Dance. WCAE (46l,3l, Pittsburgh -
Children's, period, WEI L34S;0) Bos-
@orchestra; wGBs "a so 'SNS New D YORK
Carols. WGN 1902 81. Chicago--Din-
ner music. ensemble. WGY f379.5)
STANDARDIZATION chat, violin selec-
re ea' entsr nE w rev sfP PSn
tiaacc-Ide :, end. Meginnity. WEAF
t491.5l. New York-Entertainer WIS
(2446). Chicago-organ.
6;45 T.. M.-wBAL (375). Baltimore
Old England Christmas Carols.
$3.50 y. M-WoAw (526). omahar-or-
700 r; M:--KDKA t3C9.1) East Pitts
sRen sRm PRTSETa% R kESF sHios}
Clarinda, -Iowa-Maryville School Band.
WEBB WEBB 1SsI7S q soo c6isagoSorshesirs !;
sSar w GS6 $ $ssssst h Observation-Disclosures
Pontisc~Music. WEXF' (4Sii 81. New;
w w9cEcsoG WW1 w.t. sfTyie wEE1 as9 WG wa
CAE. wTAG. KsD. WEAR wHAR
1891 q. New York1-,Entertainers. WIf
950s 2} Phdilsdelpphia-U M y oof
wGY. wRC. WIS ts44 81 chicago@
Ford and Glenn. WAR (305.9). Provi-
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TOday's Bes,

COPYRIGHT, 1925. bu United Press
WIZ, New York (454 M; WRC,
Washington (469 M; WGY, Schcn-
ectady $3.50 M; WCAD. Canton, N.
Y. 1858 M, 8 p. NJ. EST-Handel's
oratorio, 1.-THE Messiah" also at
XII, Los Angles, 467 M.
WEAF, New York (492 M and
hook-up, 8 p M. EST-Gala 6arist-
mas eve programs.
WCBD, Zion GAS M. A. NJ, est
Christmas morning annual carol
sing.
KSD, st. Louis (545 Nj; VINO,
Memphis $500; WLW, Cincinnati
(462 M; WRC, Washington (469 M;
WFBG, Altoona, Pa. 27S M, mid
night services commencing at or
shortly before midnight
WEAF, New York (492 M. 1880
p. NJ, EST-Dickens' "A Christmas
Carol" with special music accom-
paniment. (Also KDKA, Pittsburgh
1909 M. SIS P. M, EST)
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wJR l5l7), Pontiac-sserenadersi solo;
lists. WMAQ (447. 81, Chicago--Musical
program; trio. WORD (275l, Batays.a,-
Tarryto%n&v entertainment. WsB
t12S3), Atlanta Music.
s:15 p. M.-KLDs can. Independence,
Orchestra. soprano. bells. carols.
$50 T. M.--KPRc (296,9), Houston =
Frank Triton, blind pianist, WFAA
(475) Dallas3Bartons ana e asSslst1p I
gam wEAF t4Si.5 New YoEt-sug-
prise program: also wEEl. WGR. WoS.
ME5 WIKI C %ScSi s MsA Antonio %ieAS
M yG6TS sSl1s' songs m" wsMB tSi5j New
Orleans-Dance.
o p. NINA (252). Shenandoah - Or.
springs 81 0 Latin American serenade.
%eAs a 1891 Wei n N1 %eR lG VILE Ksp
VII. wcXE WAR. WEAK !3sS9a(
Ievslandooorgan. webb (3a0G 2Yss
Gsiss New Yors SSS pSnq
VIZ 5S145 !. gPontiacSorchesirS. wMxo
chimes aihn;s' W NfI Cs5oi' chicaSSeSoT;
eSs;T s popular Prpgrael orcSe oAN
gram, WORD t725). Batavia--sunday
school.
O:I5 p. M.-wIP (bOS.2). Philadelphia
Strife Penitentary carols.
O;e0 p. M.---wMAo (447.b). Chicago -
Miss E. Stokes. soprano.
$3.50 z. M.-wBAP (4759) FL, worth
Christmas eve frolic. WHIT (400). Chi
cago-Dance music, entertainment, or
gan. WIN (361.2) New York--Or-
chestra. W0AI (394.5l, San Antonio
Popular program. WoI ,l270), Ames.
Iowa-Weather report; WRC (4bS;5l.
VITO (475.9). Hartford-Special Christ
mas program.
10 p. M.-KDKA tsO91l. East Pitts
burgh--Revue. KG0 1901 -. Oakland
"A Xmas Carol" 'KGO players. XIII
1922 Los vAngeIes@MIpsi.S; kPo
gram. ..,rKlsD t545.pa 81; LowsT7CSaIn,;;
fts 1.-THE G SiSEs Of prosr HY%
%BcN 9gSSSt S65ISsqscacS59wl %Ssiaee,
popular program. WCco t4i6.4), Min.
neapolis-St. Paul-Trayel talk, WEAF
(401 80. New York-Metropolitan male
chorus, WGN t302.Sl. Chicago--Cuar-
tet and carols WGR 1870, Buffalo
Christmas carols. WIN (361.2) New
York-Orehestra. WIP l50S.2), Phild-
delDhia-Orchestra. WJAZ 1924 ID.
Chicago-Vocalists. women's chorus
opera. WoK (217.3). Chicago---yocal
and Instrumental dance. WPG csc 81
Atlantic City-Dance music WQJ
(447.5). Chicago--Orchestra radio
artists WSM (2S2.S). Nashville -
Christmas Eve program. KTHS t374.Sl.
Hot Springs--Christmas organ music.
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Concert Music

7:0O-WJZSWGY-WRC.
7:30-KDKA-WHAS.
S:0O-WBzCWCBD - WGY -
WRC.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
9:00-WOAW-WORD.
9:30-WBAP-WTIC.
10:00-KGO-KYW-KSD.
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dence0Christmas program. .wLIB
t302.Sl. Elgin-Carols; organ. WMBB
$500, ChicagO-Duo; semi-classical pro-
gram. WPG (299.Sl. Atlantic City
wonder Excursi0ns, concert. WQJ
t447.5). Chicago-Dinner concert. vo-
cal solos
7:1b p. M.-wREo (3S5.5). Lansing -
Orchestra Christmas program.
7:10 p. M.-WLS (344.6). Chicago -
Christmas program.
7aS p. M.CcKDKA IaO91l. East Pitts
s$224 Denyer-String orchestra:
l4759). Fit Wortn-Eutherpean Club
WEAR 1924. Cleveland--Studio.
% sct SUNDAY school oH WIG 6SS@e Des
Iowa-Dairyman's course: program.
1:45 r. M.-WHT (4o0), Chicago-Musi-
cal features orchestra. WHIP (50S.2)
Observation-Disclosures Institute program
MGN t302.S). Chicago-Chicago Paulist
Choristers.
$500 p. M.-KDKA (3Oe.1). East Pitts.
e9gEgShcOnceEt Little sg%%Dhong XIV
studio. wBBM GSS2oJ, chicago@ @fIIe
quartet: orchestra. WIZ 1851
Springfield-Ch ildren's chorus OF ~
voices wCBp l344.6l. Zion, nl.-
wGaR vocal and nstru
Music w M 4s S1 81, San New AnS YorR-
wwJ, WIFI. WTAG. Voc. WCCO KSD
WCAE, WEAR. wGHS 1861, New
York-Two piano classic recital carols
sish;. also VIZ %Rc. WHO ls @Ss
Des Moires--Christmas program. WIN
WAR (3059). Observation-Disclosures
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brought from the United States
established. But nearly hall Of the
population is still illterate. In the
rural schools all the teaching is in
Spanish, except. a class in English
as special subject in all grades
above the first. English is the IAN
guage OF the city schools, but Span
ish also is taught. A government
tablished in 1903. is maintained near
Railroads connect cities along the
coast, but the interior still sends its
produce to the ports in great tar
paulin-covered freight wagons drawn
by several teams of mules. or &C.
casionally on weary little donkeys
whose drivers, astride their backs,
do not begin to be as big as the reed
paniers crammed with broad tobac-
co leaves swinging on either side Of
their mounts. Passengers and mail
are conveyed in public auto-busses.
This inland transportation is bene-
fitting by the extension of macadam-
lied roads.
q AN JUAN. the capital and
D largest city about IL, 900, is
IL on an island off the north
coast, connected with the mainland
by bridge. The harbor is excellent.
The whole city. with its flat, red
tiled roofs. and buildings covered
with many-colored plaster. its plazas
and trees. it's narrow clean streets
paved with glazed brick, its churches.
castles. and Notifications against the
background of mountains, makes a.
charming picture.
Porto Rico become a possession Of
the United States in 1898, by the
treaty which closed the Spanish
American War. BY an act of Con-
gress Of 1917, American citizenship
was granted to the people of Porto
Rico, and certain changes in the
government We're made.
The Government is in the hands
Eof a Governor appointed by the
President Of the United States, and
a Senate and House of representa-.
tives elected by the Porto Ricans.
All laws are subject to the approval
Of the Government at Washington.
The Legislature elects a delegate to
Congress, who, however. who has
no vote in that body. Local Gov.
eminent Is entirely in the hands Of
the people of the islands. The death
rate has been reduced by wise SAM.
tation from 40 to 10 per thousand
wages have been increased. and the
evils dating from Spanish DAYS are
slowly being removed.
Porto Rico tor Puerto Rico) was
discovered by Columbus on his sac-
ond voyage in 1893 and was named
by him San Juan Bautista. In 1908
Ponce DE Leon explored the island
searching for gold, and two wears
later, having been appointed COVER.
nor by King Ferdinand of Spain
began its conquest. Under tbs
rigorous Spanish rule the Indian,
mad disappeared before the end of
the 18th century and African
negroes were imported as slaves.
The English at various times in
the 10th, 18th, and 18th centuries
and the Dutch in 1925. unsuccessful.
ly attacked the island. and il re.
manned under Spanish rule until
1898.
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Legal Notices


signed. Administrator OF the Estate of
Howard w. Brydon. deceased. by Virtue OF
an order Of the Probate Court Of Marion
in a cause pending therein. wherein Theo-
Gore Is. Brydon, Administrator. etc, is
are defendants. hereby gives notice that at
70 M Ian S99 at sa ,hs oiig Tr q
will continue to offer for sale until sold.
an undivided one-half interest In the, fol-
lowing described real estate situated in
Marion County. Indiana. to-wit;,
That par. OF the s West hai % the
Is North. Range East more particularly
described as follows: Beginning at a point
Pan he ROAD aqs set %est OF OF pont
in the middle of said Natinoal or Central
Plank. Road where the east line Of the
ton 4, Township 10 North of Range 4
East. intersects the same. running thence
or weS Plank d soad 81 Feet
south 100 feet. thence east 90 feet. thence
north tc, the place Of beginning. ,oo-
and Two Hundred Ninety eight (29S). in
Montrose. an addition to the city of In
IN PDt Book pa Pt 1s IN the oe
Of the Recorder Of Marion County. In
v Loot IT Tos &c and 81 2 es orsna uRS H
ingten. now a part Of the city Of Indian
Lots Fifty-shree (53l. Fifty-fve 1863
Fifty-eisht ,t5s) and Fifty;nine t59l. in
Brookside Sunny Grove, addition TO the
lsb), One Hundrde Two t1O2) and One
Hundred Five (105l I'm Clarke's Broolsside
Gardens. an addition TO the city of Indian
Lot Ninety-eight 1881 in Heywoods
Boulevard Addition to the City OF Indi-
annapolis.
Said real estate will be sold for not less
than the full appraised value thereof
and for cash in hand but subject to any
unpaid taxes and municipal assessments
Any sale made will be subject to the APP
proval of the Marion Probate Court
THEODORE B. BRYDON.
CLARKE & CLARKE. Administrator
Dec 3' 70 II "a 1sa5
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SAME BANK PERSONNEL

Personnel Of the South Side State
Bank, recently purchased by Fletch.
er Savings and Trust Company, will
be retained, Evans woollen. Fletcher
company president, said.
South side officers and directors
were guests at luncheon Wednes-
day.
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$3.50 p. M.-KDKA (3091, East Pitts.
burgh-KDKA Little symphony; KpkS
(200a) Houston-Uncle Judd. WBH
$3.50 pringfeld--Progrem WCAE
t4e1 81. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MCC0
(416.3) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. WCCO
(4164). Minneapolis-St. Paul--Chil-
dren's program; WEI t394.6 ., Phila-
WOR (405.2). Newark-Dinner music.
wPG t299.S). Atlantic City-Sports.
organ.
5:45 p. M.-wBAL (375tr Baltimore -
Dinner program. WBAL orchestra.
WEEI (34S6l. Boston--Big Brother
Club. WIZ J454.3 New York-"Santa
Claus" voc (4S3.6). Davenport -
Chimes. talk.
y ncr music. talk. sports WBAP ClY5.aJ,
FIT. Worth-Orchestra wDAF 1865 .0).
Kansas City-"School of the Air mu-
Orchestra WIFI (394.5l. Philadelphia
Dance. WHIT 1900. Chicago--Classical
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LEGAL NOTICE.
CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the pay
ment of a certain chatte mortgage execut-
ed by G. NJ. Turner of the County of
Miami. State of Indiana. on the Both day
of June. 1925. to the International Hary est
er Company of America. and filed for rec
Indiana. on the 9Th day of July. 1926 in
Chattel Mortgage Record No. SO. page No.
declared to be due and unpaid 81 2z6 81
principal and 1920 interest or a total of
81. 22S.S5. we have taken possession of
attachments Engine No. 15l943. Serial
No. 1l17B), being the property described
sale to the highest cash bidder at the
Service Station of the International Har-
vester Company of America. 425 Ken
lucky Ave-. Indianapolis. on Saturday, Dec.
20. 1925. at O'Clock in the afternoon of
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COM
BY 1I. NJ LYONS.
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legal Notices

NOTICE
Indianapolis, Dec %, 1925.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, pursuant to an order of the Pro
bate Court of Marion County Indiana. at
10 a. m, on December 80. 1928 at the
office of Clarke & Clarke. 730-35 Bankers
Trust building. Indianapolis. Indiana. will
offer for sale at private sale. for not less
than the full appraised value thereof. the
following described real estate situated in
the, City of Indianapolis. Marion County.
Indiana to-wit:
Lot Thirty-two (32). Square Fifteen
(15), in s. A. Fletcher Jr's. North
east. Addition to the City of Indian
apolis.
II said real estate be not sold at said
time and place. the undersigned will con-
tinue from day to day thereafter to offer
sad real estate for sale until sold.
Said real estate will be sold free and
clear of all liens and incumbrances, ex-
cept the taxes for 1925
Any sale made will be subject to the ap-
proval of the Marion Probate Court.
CORA r. UNGERER.
Guardian of Barney Ungerer.
CLARKE CLARKE. Attorney.
Dec. "a. 1925.
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RADIO s = =sSs
Gan Central Standard TIme)
VIZ BIN

Merchants Heat and Light DO.
26S meters.
Thursday, Dec. "a.
6:00-Sports and stock market
reports.
6:30-Boys' hour. f. o. Belzer,
Indianapolis Council Boy
Scouts of America.
7:00-Gus Edwards lie Paradis
Orchestra.
9:30--Mary Traub Busch spe-
cial Christmas program, fea-
turing 1.-The Messiah"
10:30-Gus Edwards lie Paradis
Orchestra.
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Special Programs
Christmas

4:OO A. M.-wCBD (344.6l. Zion.
nl.--Carol singing program.
500 A. M.-WMC t4D0.7). Mem
phis-Early Christmas mass.
$3.50 A. M.-WGY t370.5J. Schen-
ectady-Lutheran Church Candle
5:Ss 4. M.-wIP (5os.el. Philadcl-
phia--"Start the Day Right"
6:11 IA. M.-KDKA (3O9.1l. East
d MISUNDERSTANDING Exercises. :
Gas A, M.-wEEI. t34S.6). Boston
7:So K. M.wKYw 1884, Chicago
Exercises morning DEVOTIONAL
S:46 A, M.-KOA f322.4). Denver.
$3.50 A. M-WEAR t3s94). Cleve-
1900 A. M.@wGY (379.5). Schen-
ectady7St. Peters Episcopal ,,.
WHIT t4OOJ. Chicago-Radio Tab
ernacle. WGN t302.S). High
Ie:oo NoonIWLs ts44 81. Chicago
Christmas musical program.
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WV (352.7), Decentralization carols.
KFRu (499,D, Columbia. Mos-urgan.
carols. wEAF (49i.5(. New Yorkts"A
Christmas Carol. " WREO (25S.5l.
Lansing--St. Mays Church Choir
1O;15 7; M.-wsB (42s.3). Atlanta -
II p, M-KPRc Csoeo). Houston -
Christmas carolers. chorus. soloists.
KTHs t374Sl, Hot springs-Da dance.
ira; VICES t250). Oak Parlx--sere-
(361.2 New York-Ted Lewis orches-
ira. WJAz (26S). Chleago-Womens
ElEin-Dance. 'wLwL 1855 New
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
IL :15 T. M.-wDAF (365.6), Kansoa
City--Nighthawks frolic KSD (5461).
81. Louis-St. Louis Cathedral mass.
1.- M.-wHT (40o). Chicago-Your Hour
League.
L A. M.-Kyw 1854, chicago-Insom.
MIA Club. woJ (447.5). Chicago -.
Ginger hour.
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Silent Today

Central -, KFAB, KFDM,
xxx, KENO, KFUO, WJAD.
WOWL, WOS, WSUI.
Eastern WEBB, WAFD,
WAAM, CKAC. CNRM, PWX,
WANG. WCAP, WDWF, WMAK,
WHAzz, WILT, WOO. WOR.
WTAM, CNRO, WY.
Far west - KFOA, XIX, KOA,
KPSN, KWSC.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-02-28
Indian Agency Near Bayfield,
Ordered Closed.

Ashland-Under the economy"
plan of President Coolidge the Red
Cliff Indian Sub-Agency near Bay
field, operated under the Ashland
agency, has been discontinued, eff
fective March 81. The order dis.
continuing this office also terminates
contracts of one government farmer
one contract physician and one Indi-
an policeman. 1t is thought that the
four or five government owned build
ings now located on the reservation
will be offered for sale at public
auction.
Two positions on the Bad River
reservation, Odanah, one that of
farmer and the other of policeman,
have also been terminated by order
The Odanah agency, however, has
not been discontinued.
The headquarters office here will
remain open for the present with a
possible re-allocation of some posi-
tons July l.