davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1925-11-28

rel use COIHIDuUGUIOI
Beirut French reinforcem }nts con-
yeroing en- the tcNn Of Rayforya west of
Damascus have routed Druise tribesmen
vLo were invading French garrison re-
Gucirg defense to what in time would
prove utter anhi3attn.
Honolulu, Tie twin engines in the
Marine Ben ing plane went dead yester-
day eff the islard Of Oahu and two ayia-
tors were killed, they we're Capt. CARL
H. Command ard 1t. Howard c.. Brandt
two otEpr menleIsc f the plane at time
Of he accident Utle uninjured.
Alice.- AnaicGns in africa are accus-
cd Ey folmel President AIesandri Of pro-
noting corfict, discord and hatred be-
tween Chile and Feru instead of trying to
brig to a peaceful end the dispute over
Tacna africa.
Plymouth. Yesterday saw Col. j. Coo
lidge, father Of the President, up ard out
after fghtil g foi Clfr week against
attacks of EtaIt disease.
st. Petersburg, fla rev ;ir line
linking all inICltaIt cities OF FLORIDA
with fast express ard passenger service
has been announced by representative
Of Stour All Metal Pane Company of
Dearborn, Michigan, which will conduct
plane manufacture by. Henry Ford and
entirely new DESIGNED plane will be used.
Washington. --Colorel Mitchell con-
GUIDED his trial recitation Of air service
troubles Of the amy and navy which he
delivered in his own defense before court
martial trying him for INSTRUMENTATION
and then prepared with consul to rest de
feEse en- Hammond charges that ne pub
lished article accusing the army and navy
of incompetence, criminal negligence and
almost reasonable conduct IN admins
tration Of national defense.
Washington. With possible exception
of Colonel Mitchell panel Of witnesses in
Eavy's long investigation into the wreck
of the airship Shenandoah has been eX-
haUsted and the court adjourned SUBJECT
to call of its president.
Peking.- Oncopfirmed reports here re-
port that there has been a re evolution IN
the army of Marshal Chang Tso Lin.
Paris. -Aristade BRAND failed in his at
tempt to form new cabinet ard pros
poets for Senator DOumer, who later was
requested by President Doumergue TO
take up task, seem far from bringing a
bout.
Nashir gton.- Col. William Mitchell
rested his defense before. the army court
martial. Prosecution which 100 army
ard navy Ulcers were ordered to take
stand are now holding themselves in
readiness to proceed with acQuittal tes-
timony.
Thanksgiving Day football results:
, 1925-11-28
u. S. NAVAL RADIO STATION.
CRAFTSMANSHIP, ST. CROIX,
9TH NOVEMBER 1925.

Courtesy of the ASSOCIATED Pr8ss.)
Hartford, Conn. Geraldine Farrer ex-
hausted by strain Of five weeks rehear-
sails of Operetta Romany Love to have
opened last right she was taken serious
ly i'll at hotel here.
Austin, 7ex.-Goyernor Miriam (Mal
Ferguson os Texas issued one hundred
and fifty clemency proclamation to Tex
as prison inmates effective thanksgiving
Day. Since her inauguration January
goth last, the governor has granted one
thousand one hundred and twenty six
prisoners clemency.
London. A verdict Of guilty was re-
turned agaiaet 80 Communist leaders on
charges Of conspiringlto publish seditiOus
libels in violation of the nutiny act.
Belfast Special armed police of Ul-
ster govt. in Gladly district in county
Tyrone and Facind territory are guard
ing British boundary after renewal of
hostile demonstration toward British
Govt.
Newark, N. J.-Mickey Walker of
Elizabeth, N. j., retains his title as
worlds WeiterWeight champion after
successful defense of his title last night
against Sailor Freedman in a twelve
round bout. Although New Jersey pro-
hibits decisions, Walker won the verdict
of n-ewspapermen ~out-fighting the chal-
lenger in every round.
Paris.-Socialists and Radicals finally
have succeeded in forcing the President
Of the republic to ask NJ. Herriot to form
another Cabinet after NJ. BRAND and
Senator Paul Dodmer failed.
Hartford, Conn. Gerald Chapman IN
der death sentence in Connecticut and
whose long unfinished term in Atlanta
penitentiary was committed by President
Coolidge yesterday was given anoth-
err reprieve by Governor Trumbull. His
death is nov fixed for March. Chapman
has refused to accept the Presidents
Communication and his counsel expects to
go to the Supreme Court on question
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Other Live Stock

CHICAGO. Dec. 1s-Cattle = Receipts.
5000: market slow. weak: mostly on feed fee
done any other class about steady. Sheep
Receipts. 1000: very little trading on
steers: good e choice. seq IL Calves.
Market ecd opened steady lase sales 69c low
Receipts. $500; g market S SLOW Sow steady to
&c lower; good 70 cno!ee pa ccx.l ~
ssiSi I 20 lls s:,dv shsepRe
ehoie6, 6$Gs. Lanlbs-e-Msrlet.' steady !;
good to choice. $15.oO91o.
EAST BUFFALO, Dec. 1s.lcattIe-Re-
steers. $3.50 @lI.E0;- butcher grades. So
! 100 CO market active. firm; Gun to shOiecd
$500: market active; lambs Zoe higher:
choice lambs. s16@l7; Gull to fan. $l9@
49, yesHHipss s s66eeep S5S9 1S
pigs. $50 iss5; mixed s1i,a55 sSl 80;
heayies 81 ~ g ll25: roushs. 1926 @s.6o:
CLEVELAND. Dec. Receipts
S SG0Sd %arkst Sir44og mys 9ERe1 $issg
cattle<-Receipts.. ZOO; market SLOW: good
TO- tfs ehoies bulls so SO 100; good to choice
ss@s5o; GOD to S0 sSoce cows cows s $5@s
ssSSc S $ISsh sSs', loo gRssp eI s%a
400; maTset. steady h?G TOP. sif 5. ~'~OV'
- TOLEDO, Dec. 1S-Hogs-Receiots
light; market, steady; heavies. $1,000 "a
1915; mediums. S11 a. LIS Workers..
SLIPS a. 1.40: good pigs. $1,000 II.
Calves--Market, steady. Sheep and lambs
Market higher.
EAST ST. LOUIS. Dec. 1s.-Cattle-Re-
SSePts 5So 80 market. weak ysar dnn
ners and cutters. $3.50 q 4.25. Calves
Receipts. 1,100i. stockers and feeders.
$5.50@6.50. Hogs-Receipts. $500;
market slow and weak: heayies. $10,75 a
1885; mediums. S10.75 @11.10; lights
$I9555 @llI50; light 90 ig sht@so a $io.73 S@s
sheeipWRexceSipts. 1900; market, steady;
ewes, $6.50@S.50; Gamers and cutters.
$1.5065 wooded lambs. $14 ale.
PITTSBURGH. Dec 1s.I|Cattle-7Re-
ceipts. light; market slow, choice, $40 a
1870: good. S950@10; fair. S7@S: veal
calves. S14 q 1880. Sheep and lambs
SSSSsss gdS7 e. good ss;7s, Ss%$
prime prime heavy. 'S1I@1 IL %: mediums
$lI .50@11. 90; haevy lorkers $11 .65 q
11.70; light workers., 81 :90412: pigs.
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$40 p P; M6 >, ( g., tS97s.6>. Schenectady
Gas p. M.-woAw (52el. Omaha - Or
chestra.
6.1S p. M.-wJz t454.3). New York -
Talk by John Kennedy.
79S S,Is.. MEEDM ssiS9pt I BsauH 9gSs1
enandoahEsnnday School lesson, or
gan. KsD J545,11, st, Louis-cornet-
s s M Kso t24 MfsG c esi5s Rie6msnd
Hin Great artist organ, recital. WIGS
1861. Chicago-Fireside Hour. WBz
SsFs. MEAiFP Ss@
Orchestra vocal, Z ,strumental. M YEA Z
p SsSsa % SsEfaHs Bost SsaESr
VILE VIE (s69.sj - Eslsin@Pinner concert
wMgB S2s c W6og 75dpsgSS se Phiadei.
Concert. vocal solos. WRNY l25S;5I
M sT YyQaS 1HRSdrtS329G erac SSme GaS
WWJ (352.7J. Detroit--concert.
7'1DS sr a. Mw WIS S4 1a cS fS
s sSSD TH %G He AStSss woS ssasR'c
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s$SStai. cSie%SowAomsv Layers GSgT
%%e eAFP tlsiS:$S!, M rsSR@orsSsstE's.
w %GAP t4sf 1882 New YTqEs@FpiS WHO
WAS 500 81. Louisville[;Giee CIIub.
i SsS SYOFf~BsFi'On'' "Th' Three Mar
7.4S p. M--wCco (416.4). Min1geapolis-
WHIT C4OOi. chicaSo~Musical features.
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The result was the glorious victory
on the Marine River, and all France
acclaimed Papa" Joffre as the
savior Of France. When he visited
the United States as member OF
the French High Commission short
ly after America entered the war.
the American people also we're
afiame with enthusiasm for his
heroic services and the simplicity
and nobility of his character. De-
spite all his honors and triumphs.
he remained the simple big-hearted
man who thought only Of his coun
try and her need.
For Joffre's valuable services. his
country conferred upon him the title
Of marshal, the highest military
honor in France, and decorated him
with the grand cross OF the Legion
Of Honor. These honors he bore qui.
city and modestly, saying: II am
citizen OF the republic, nothing
more" To have served his country
faithfully and well was his proudest
distinction. The affectionate nick
name. Papa, (which his soldiers be.
slowed on him, shows how greatly
he endeared himself to them by his
genial democratic ways and his un-
failing care for their comfort and
safety. His removal from the active
supreme command, at the end of
1916, was no reflection on his ability
~
merely of a desire to try other tac-
tics and other men, In the supreme
task of defeating the German armies.
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JOFFRE was born in 1852.
"The Victor of the Marne,"
who halted the overwhelming rush
of the Germans in 1914 and saved
Paris and France, rose from the
humblest circumstances to an Inn
perishable place in history. His
father was a maker of wine casks
in the extreme southern part of
France. The boy was so little inter-
ested in this kind of work that his
father once declared, "If our Joseph
amounts to anything 1t will be at his
books, and not at the cooper's
trade" So the future Marshal OF
France was sent to the famous
Ecole Bolytechnique In Paris where
he prepared himself for a military
career.
Before the young man had finished
his education he was called to arms
In the Franco-Prussian War of 1870
II. At the end Of the disastrous
siege Of Paris he saw the victorious
Germans march into his beloved CITY,
He never forgot that scene, and he
spent the next 40 years in making
himself and France ready, should the
Prussian foe strike again. Joffre
completed his military training and
saw many years of service In the
French colonies in Africa and Asia.
He superinten led the building OF de-
lenses at many important points
and thus had an extended experience
in military affairs. This had raised
him to the position Of chief-of-staff
OF the French army when the World
War broke out in 1914.
Joffre was at once made COM
mander of all the French forces on
the western front and held this po-
sition for two years. In the face
of the powerful and crushing on
slaught Of the German army through
Belgium, he ordered his troops to
retire mile after mile into France.
Many feared that the boast OF the
Germans to take Christmas dinner
in Paris" would be realized. But
Joffre was calm. 1T mean," he de-
clared, ito deliver the big battle in
the most favorable conditions, at
my own time, and on the ground /
have chosen.
After five weeks Of wearying and
discouraging retreat, the clarion call
went forth sept. 6. 1910: Soldiers,
we are attacking. Advance as long
as you can. When you can no long
err advance, hold your position. When
you can no longer hold it, die!'
Every man responded to this call.
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Deaths

Laurene B, Potter. months. city hos
William i. Wagenman. II. $3.50 Boule-
ward Pl.. arteriosclerosis.
Catherine r, Gilpin. ~. 4046 Rock
wood hypostatic pneumonia.
Alice Harrison, SO. 353S Kenwood.
Robert ( Charles Weiss. 1. s27 N. Lans-
ing. castro enteritts.
Emma Martha Gray. IL: Christian Hos
Sanford Hess Ross. 70. 1918 W. Twenty
Fifth. acute dilatation of heart.
Carl McNelley. 80. Methodist Hospital.
John Shields, IS. $50 E. Vermont.
chronic interstitial nephritis.
Joseph Kernel. 90. Methodist Hospital,
acute dilatation OF heart.
Gosina Knack. 78.. Central Inoiana Hos
pftal, mitral insufficiency.
John Gabriel. so, city hospitls. frac-
tured skull accidental.
Margaret Virginia Bennett. /. Eighteenth
and Tibbs. acute castro enteritis.
Geneva Brooks. 20. A51 Minerva. entere-
colitis.
chronic interstitial .nephritis.
Anna Belle Davis, go. 933 Sheffield.
cirThosis of liver.
Pearl Max HeatOn. AZ. 1016 Tecumseh.
- Dusaid McDougall. SO. 2o1 N. Temple.
lcbar pneumonia 1
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-18
NEW JUDGE FOR
WEAVER firm
Collins Names List to Select
From.

A new judge was granted today
by Criminal Judge James A. Collins
to windsor J. Weaver. who. with his
father, George A. Weaver, contract
ors. were indicted on charges OF
presenting false claims and perjury.
The defendants are alleged to have
made false claims after 1t was al
legged they erected an addition to
Julietta, count insane asylum con-
trary to specifications.
The son will face trial in Criminal
Court Dec. 20 on the presenting false
claims charge. Judge Collins sub
mitted the following three names
from which a special judge will be
chosen: Fred c. Cause. Fremont AL
ford and william v. Rocker. The
defense and State were to each strike
off name this afternoon.
Judge Collins recently refused
change Of venue from Marion
County.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-18
STOCK BOUGHT
AFTER FAILURE
Former President Gets 1000
Railroad Shares.

BB United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 18Th. Il. Byrum,
former president and now one Of the
receivers for the Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul Railroad, purchased 1000
shares OF stock In the road after It
went into receivership, 1t was dis
closed here today at the special In
terstate Commerce Commission hear
ing on the cause of the roads col
lapse.
Byram, on the stand, admitted he
owned 1900 shares Of stock, 1000
of which he acquired after the col.
lapse.
Attorney General Herman Ekern
Of Wisconsin attacked the proprlety
of Bryam's purchase. The session
was marked by sharp clashes be.
tween Ekern and Byram.
Byram refused to answer most OF
Ekern's questions, but Ekern brought
out that among the two largest stock
holders of the road were nineteen
New York brokerage houses.
Ekern tried to show that bankers
and brokers forced the road into re-
ownership.
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Produce Markets

Eggs-s ssa ~. frssh delivered at Ind
Poaitry-JHSens. s2 @24c; Leg iSS 2, II. l5c
lag 16c: young turkeys. 30 9S7c; 0io
turkeys. Csc: cocks and stays. Tic; oucRs'
log Su tns: - Jobbers selling price, Tor
creamery butter fresh prints. 4s@ Sic.
sxe prssss Ns% Yors
S 6riek s4 Csc: D1 Wisconsin, li@burgsr. Rsa
zoe; WISCONSIN !. Daisies. q @27hSci Ls09n ng
6 MO5nsi sIi ost SSsh American LOAF SAC
CLEVELAND. Dec. 1s.---Poultry,noHegaryy
express foyls 27e Leshorns r9@9SoVS
s s1c cocks, f5@ 1sc heav spt Young daSks
ACC. Butter--Extra In. tub lots, 4Sc: eX-
i ns Stocks &C. nlsss
Ohio firsts, 45c; western tirsts. 44c Po-
ana. So per 150-pound sack: Idaho bakers,
$3.50, box; Colorado. $500 per 100
pounds.
> Ct CHICAGO; Dec, lsgustsr5Re e p
EH sts fa4 s5s see0 oTna 4SS49s5S
FAX G; Americas: % Nea Poultry-oaRRe.
80 a Ace; ROSTERS. 16c. Potatoes-Re;;
& fRss whites fGs s. 40 SgsS sB Wis and
NEW YORK. Dec. 1S.---Flour--ouiet,
easy; Porkm;Steadys mess gs = $3.50. Lard
Easy; .96- test 41ic:.. refined. dull !;
GRADUATED, S5@5.50.. Coffe---Rio No, z,
TaIoEstea Santos s1es sS 4 s s2t4a
No. g., $i.o5 a 40. Glover. $i@i4o
Dressed poultry-Firm: turkeys. 300 sec:
fowls. 1e @55c: ducks fS@ ssc; Long
Fsese Ss Sse dud Ike s9cy foWls
80 030c: turkeys. IS M40c; BOOSTERS. 17c:
broiIers. 35 a 3Sc. Checsez1Steady: State
recei Dts. {, PSF creamery extras. ,47c;. .spe
receipts, 1910: nearby white fancy. $50
Soc: nearby State white. 46 @57c; fresh
firsts. 46@ Pc: Pacifc coast first to ex-
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GRAIN FUTURES
SAG AT OPENING
Wheat Options Weaker
Others Recede Slightly.
Pr limited PresA

Bp United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 18.--Grain futures
sagged in opening dealings on the
Chicago Board OF Trade today Dis.
tant wheat options were weaker.
The remainder of the list registered
fractional recession.
Widespread uneasiness greatly re-
duced buying power in wheat. Con-
Trajectory reports from the southern
hemisphere hung like cloud over
the pit.
Corn had a steadier tone. Prices
sagged fractionally with the leading
cereal.
y Oats held relatively steady.
Higher hogs and reported foreign
inquiries sent provisions slightly
higher.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-18

s:25 p. M.-woo t5os.2). Philadelphia
Orchestra. organ.
$50 p. Ma-KFAB ts4O.sl. Lincoln
Violin piano Sreh cbao k0A SWSTTAI
t475,sI Dsilas.Z5Pia niSt; msrimba-
Dance. WSk tSisy, BufraiOT5concert.
McHI (so4,5l. San Antonio-,Muslc.
WORD (275). Batavia-Studio. lecture.
sA5 p. M.-KFI (407l,. Los Angeles =
Hill--Studio. 1.-THE Radio Girl"
0 p. M.-KFNx (2ss.sl, Hastings-Music
College e6nSert KTHs A0t
benverIssadio program sterling Col;
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ila ssnhsiSR-%RfESA E we 74eI o} New
neutrality-suspicious.: WEBa 3l$so.SI chi "A;
e 6s4s. o.. Bosto 9ee HiS' band or or
chestra. WGHP (27O) Detroit-Danee.
cGS WIS EhS 1858 cRisRs0PaPGG
PRiiadeiDhis1Morning Glory Club. or:
f fRfs scprH %SA0 %SbB 56 5Gc1EEG caE
(qSS.S5. Davenport-TrsVei lecture WV
9:gS P. ,M.-wAHG ts15.el, Richmond
Hill-Dance. Fisher and schafer.
$3.50 M f M wgs s,S St73 bGad F. wSEsa
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New York-Dance. WHIT l400l Jhi-
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t5os.2). Phladelphia-Dance.
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1890 p. M.-WHN (391s2(. New York.
sRestra. wTfc C475.Sj.. HARTFORD
1O:4S p. M.-wsB t42ss). Atlanta -
Entertainment.
IL 100 p. M-KFI .(467). Los, Angeles -
Ashley Sister, gESee o %aSB ' saas
VIII Wis $685. SSl g. r EiS EGTsHS%EHG$
i344.aD Chicago-Orchestfa VINO
(409.7) Memphis-Frolic.
IL 80 p. MKT (467). Los Angeles -
Program.
II;45 p. M.-wDAF 1865 81. Kansas City
-Nighthawks' Frolic.
1900 M-KEJ ,, sSe76 Los ssn,oA1n Angeles
Hour League VIVID (302.S). Moose
heart-Dance. popular program.
1 90 A. M.-KYw (535.D,- Chicago--In'
somnia Club. WQJ t447.5). Chicago
Ginger Hour.
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Indianapolis
Business
News
Trade Forecasts and
Comment on Local
Market Conditions.
By RAIDER Winget

Demand for holiday gifts in the
hardware line is increasing steadily
with the approach Of Christmas"
SAYS George Vonnegut, secretary
treasurer of the Vonnegut Hardware
Company. Other companies also re-
port an increase in holiday demand.
The wholesale business on gift ar
ticles is falling off. however. Deal
ers over the State have a supply or
material large enough to carry them
over the annual buying rush, and
have put the soft pedal on orders.
Price is another factor entering
into the ease at this time, accord
ing to a local retail merchant. Dur
ing the past year prices have been
rather high and merchants have re-
duced their stocks in anticipation OF
a drop with the new year.
The slump in price on some lines
is almost definitely established and
will no doubt cause a squirt OF, buy
ing that will surpass that OF the
present year. Dealers will build up
their stocks and the wholesaler will
find an increased business.
Many companies take an inventory
at the end OF the year and stocks
are being lowered for this reason,
also.
Demand in staple lines in Indian
apolis is reported as being good,
even for this time Of year.
Collections are only fair in this
section, dealers say. Only one part
of the country has poor collections,
reports state. Other sections Of the
United States say collections are in
good shape.
In fits weekly review Of the hard
ware market, Hardware Age says,
Demand for holiday hardware took
another squirt last week, suggesting
that the usual last minute rush had
started. Wholesale business for gift
items is practically over, but the
consumers sales in bulk are COM
ing along in a most satisfactory
manner.
With the heavy demand for holi-
day hardware items, staple lines
naturally show less activity. There
also is a desire OF the trade to
curtail purchases for the remainder
Of the year, so that inventories may
be reduced as much as possible.
y Jobbers believe business from now
on will be restricted largely to actual
current needs.
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Bv United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. IS. - Wall
Streets relief over the maintenance
Of the local rediscount rate at 3h
per cent after the fright occasioned
by the postponement Of yesterdays
board meeting for an hour was
nlirrored in the generally higher
price level in active stocks at the
opening today.
u. S.. Steel common gained u to
134A; Chrysler, ~ to 1879; Hud.
son, liz to 101; Mack Truck u to
2S1, and Illinois Central, a point to
124. Equipment issues made fur
Their response to the announce
ment Of additional orders from va
'rious roads. This group moved
ahead under the leadership of Bald
win, which spurted 7% to 1929.
Considerable irregularity cropped
out in the late morning, due to pro-
fessional selling based on the belief
that the recovery could not proceed
far in view of the deadlock in the
anthracite strike and the agitation
over real estate speculation.
However, stocks were well taken
on the decline with an especially
good demand for B. & O., Pennsyl-
vania and other investment rails
which were absorbed in large blocks
on comparatively small recessions-
Buying in United States Steel was
also reported to be in excellent char
acter.
With American Cans split up def
nitely out OF the way, the Street is
now looking forward to the next
meeting of the Steel Corporations
directors late in January.
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$3.50 P. M.mHAB t24osE. LineoIn71.
1909 q East Pittsburghl-DIIipp19er con con-
symohopy. wCAE l4ef 81 1Pittsburgh--
Dinner concert WGN f37Q24 Chicago
--Skeezix time organ; WCC0 t4l6;4l
Minneapolis-St. Paul--Court. WGR
l3IQl,. Buffalo-Orchestra. WGY
l3795), Enthusiastically school
lesson. WIZ (454. 81. New York---New
York University Course. ,WNYC (521l,
t4O5 81. NewarkEChildren's stories
VITO (475 81. Hartford-Young
5:lS p. M.-wEEI (34s.el Boston--Bis
Brother, Grade Five. woo (4S3.6) 8.
Davsnport-Chimes. Sandman.
600 p. M.-WRAP (475.9l. FIT, Worth
Orchestra. WCAP cess Washington-
Clty-"schooi of the Air" WEAR
1881 MISUNDERSTANDING. syncopaators
WEAF (491.5). New York-"Santa
Claus" stories; pianist.. WEI y394.5(
Phiiadelphia-Dance. WGBS 1850
New York-"Radio Probems; Qrches
ira. wGY l379.5l Sehenectady=.Dinner
music. health talk WIN 1901 -. New
York-Music WHIT l4OO)s Chicago
Music; organ; trio. WIP 1908 2 Phila-
delphia-Uncle WHIP. VIVID l302,S(
observation-disclosures concert. WJR (5l7l,
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-18
SEEK TO CLOSE PLACE
Complaint Against Pool Room and
Restaurant Filed In Court.

A complaint to close a pool room
and restaurant operated by Frank
Turk at $50 N. Holmes Ave-, as a
public nuisance, was filed today by
]. E. Martin and Z. A. Miles, at
torneys for Prosecutor William H.
Reny, in Superior Court Five. Suit
charged that Turk was convicted in
city court last May for alleged viola
ton of the prohibition law.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-18
Concert Music

f447.5). Chicag-sandman: organ;
family altar. WQoAW t5S65, oHH sns--
@4binner music. WTIC (475.9l. Hart
ford-Trio: Mrs. NJ II. Armstrong.
B:I5 p. NINA 1881, Shenandoah -
Timely topics, Grady and Doc. Woo
Orchestra.
$50 p. M.-WAHG (315.6l, Richmond
Hill-speech. pianist. WBZ tS33S3A
13ei31 Pittsburgh-Stories. motor
topics: wFAA l475;gl,, Ds sla ran
fafo-Talk by Santa Claus" WY
(4O52), New York-Orchestra MgR
1871, Pontiac-Musical trio; Wis
(344.6). ChicagC-Organ Lullaby Time
WILT (3945). Philadelphia--Dream
Daddy, CONCERT: talks. ,WMSSNM }28S'Sl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. music.
GAS p, M.-KYW 1854. Chicago -
Uncle Bob, dinner music.