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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
Your ETpenSeS

T IGHT is thrown on Americans re-
II quirements and tastes by Business
Bourse, international, which figures out
the nations expense account in per capita
terms for a year.
For diamonds the American spends an
nually S25s He spends % cents for den
trifices and Sl.30 on pickles. He puts out
S4.15 for near-beer and cents for ink.
Three dollars is spent for ice cream
and 80 cents for eggs; S3.75 for toilet
soap and S1.10 for books; S27 for JOY
riding and S129 for the work of religion.
Five dollars go for jewelry and Is
cents for art works; IL cents for health
service and 90 cents for collins; SO for
public schools and S1.S5 for shirts; lux
urious foods, S45, and cents for salaries
of professors.
Our daily plant has been, Where does
the money go?" Now we know.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
?? AnsWerS to Your Questions
y .

the press?
A. ~ Is a ship, recently inUcnicd
bg Dr. linton FietiHer. director OF
The Institute of AerodDnamics at
amsterdam. Holland, ichich has ttoo
iorcring spinning cylinders. spun by
a small engine The spinning sur
faces. presented to the loird, pro-
ride means Of propulsion.
Q. What kind OF fish IS the
"uku"?
A. This Is the Haraiidn name for
n species Of the snapper fish.
q. what were the circumstances
connected with the drowning OF
Lord Kitchener
A. In 1915 Lord Kitchener accent.
cd hedUD responsibilities In connec-
lion Nth rearminO The fsars forces.
and u uds arranged that he should
risit Russia to discuss matters. on
June 10, 1915. he sailed from Scapa
Fioi0 on the N. ". s.. HdmpSbirc.
The cruiser struck milne off the
ori;HeVS and the great iray min
istcr and most Of his staU tcere
dTouHcd
q. From what language does the
name Herbert come and what does
II mean2
a. n Is OF Tcutonic origin and
means "OlorU Of the drBiV."
Q. Is 1t possible 10 get long dis.
lance on n crystal sct2
4. Yes NTH The aid Of ono or
more stages Of audio frequency.
q. Us there any special key for
the solving OF crossword puzzles?
a. CrosS-rord pp7slca present
such rarictD Of questions, that a
ruic or formuia couid Hardiv be- de-
tiscd That teouid BE- applicable to
all.
@. How cnn a leather coat be
clcancdg
4. Use strong ammonia i1ator
rubbed on eith cloth unil The soii
Is rcmopcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
SMOKING ROOM
STORIES

"N the South where / live" said
n smoker with corneob pipe
and an accent 10 match. part o.,
the city government is vigilantes
They had caused 10 be brought be.
fore them a man who had stepped
on their moral toes. He was sen.
fenced TO be whipped. publicly. with
100 lashes. The man that was 10
do the whipping knew the victim
was rich. He approached in this
wise: II you will give me 800,
will make that whipping very. very
light He got his hundred and the
day OF the whipping arrived. The
victim was tied 10 the post and his
shirt stripped from his back. The
whiDper applied the lash lightly. as
promised. but into the 1o0dth blow.
he put all OF the force OF the other
80. The victim turned on him and
said. How now? You promised me
all OF the lashes would be light
Yes said the lasher. but ]
made that last blow tell 80 that you
would appreciate the bargain you
were getting"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
Your Coffee

NNE and third billion pounds Of cof-
" fee entered the United States last
year. That's about 100000 cups,
figuring at the rate of 40 cups to the
pound
Despite steady rise in coffee prices
during the year, imports were higher
than in 1923. Wholesale price of stand
ard brand was IL cents in January, 1924.
At the end of the year it had risen to
about "a cents.
If you have bent for statistics it will
interest you to know that each person in
the United States, according to per cap
tia estimate, consumes about 500 cups of
coffee yearly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

ton from convention and when
they, too, covered UP all n thstr
anatomy bat thrir ac.a.
iiIf today. when women think
nothing a. dining Ia gown
totally lacking Ia sleeves ana
upper waist when they wear
.urffarr c0urfs nor pettlcoats.
HHea they have legs. In short,
when they don the minimum Of
clothing boz boa weather. u iooks
pretty giggiah Tor them 70 10.
airt that the dignity o. thsir az
demands coats Tor men
Indeed, see have Feau women.
DOB Harvey ana various other
eating houses. who could 20
further iu shocking "a modest
profstanat than any man cad
only IN h. v. DIS
Ana n tho men had shed Is
many clothes aa We have in
the past % years they would
now bg wome than the women.
go long 3a we WOmEn can
swamp the mems business Of.
fees. grab their political plums.
and invade their precious barber
shops, we ought 10 BE- able 70
stand the shock o. seeing them
cat without coats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
IMMIGRATION

Tho policy OF restriction of i'm.
migration Is rs beneficial to our
torcigp.born people and their chill.
dren as Il is TO our native popula.
ton. for without this policy OF re.
striction. their descendants would
soon find themselves struggling
with those grinding conditions OF
toll which are always incident 10
ovcr.population and from which
they fled in their homclands.-Sen
Mckinley CR) III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

O. What Is the difference In
meaning between "nus" and Chin
neyH?
A. They may be used Interchange
ably. but the irord chimney usually
has reference TO the upright struc-
ture Of brick, stone or the like that
ertends some distance ADORE build
ing; IL also has reference TO the
funnel or stack Of steam boiler.
The icord ~nue" Is the channel or
passage for smoke. air and the
gases Of combustion to pass thru
O. From what Is the quotation.
sAlrs well that ends well' taken?
4. From act Of Shakespcdrc's
bIov bV that name.
Q. How many words are there In
the English language?
A. The vocabulary Of q modern
unabridged English dictionary oO-
Dre0ates approzimateID 49,
900 rords. II the dead tcords Of
our speech be added, rs shoun bU
the oxford Historical dictionary. the
number t1ouid reach 10000 words,
lfCiH0 and dead.
O. What is the swiftest animal?
4. The Uhippet Is bciieUed 10 be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
SMILES

Now II j. discovered that John ID.
Rockefeller. Jr.. rides aud electric
camel. Darn tho rich. They're get.
ting all the fun
Paris fashion dictates bright
green's and New York dictates
bright reds. To 10 in Il, gents. a
bright red vest. with bright green
pants.
Blackie. the White House cat, often
sits on the presidents shoulder. says
washington cor. showing that Cal.
win is just like the rest Of us--bcing
sat on at home.
London woman has patented n
folding hathtub for fiat dweilors May
do In London What's needed here
Is a bathtub that can be wrung out
and hung over the back OF chair.
The American farmers cash bal.
anco in 1924 was s4.770.000. 900. re.
ports statlsticlnn. How in the
world did they come to let him get
away with It?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

Of n Canadian Xho trds picked Up
~ Ne police Of Seattle and fhropa
into jail ne graphically tells 81
me bod conditions Of The city jai.
and also asEs for tHUcSii9ation o.
me immigration detention station.
what do y0H kH0t0 about thisf
VANCOUVER.
Mr. FiGit went thru the city JAN
some time ago. and while there ara
no "nowery beds OF ease" there,
conditions did not appear as unusu.
ally bad. Everything was clean. In
Guiding the food. and there seems
10 be plenty OF that. Sleeping con.
ditions could be improved. An In
yitation has been extended by the
immigration authorities 10 visit the
detention station. This viii be don.
soon.
Mr.. Firii: Please inform me on
tchdt date The government uiH Be.
pin 10 pay the SoldierS bonus 10
dcpsHdcHfsf L. s.
The adjusted compensation to SOL
diers' dependents viii become avail
able on and after March Is. This
viii be paid in 10 quarterly install
mpntF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

@. What is the full name Of PresI-
dent CoolIdge2
4. CalUiH Coolidge he has no
middle name.
.
q. How did 81. Peter die?
A. Tradition says that he uos
crucitied, trith his head doWH. IN
Rome.
Q. Is there really a place called
the ''Limberlost"
4. Yes, Ia Indiana. Jean Strntton
Porter made use Of me locality IN
her books. "The chi of the Timber
lost" and "Freckics9
q. What is the sailless rotor ship
about which one sees so much in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

The doctor also explained 10 Mrs.
Mann that often coughing was
caused by the pendulous soft part
Of the mouth becoming relaxed and
touching the back part Of the
tongue.
This produced tickling scnsa-
ton. which required % cough TO re-.
lieyc w. the doctor nid.
When this condition Is met" the
doctor said, take a little dry tan.
mic ncid, put Il in a quill. and blow
II townrd the h,6k Of the mouth.
Thls viii contract the ifvula. caus-
Ing II TO pull away from the back
part Of the tongue"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
- FABLES ON HEALTH --------
WHEN COUGHS HANG ON

MRS. MANN learned why a
INl slight hacking cough hung on
with on Of her youngsters.
II was Just habit.
The child had had cough. as a
result OF a cold. But all effects Of
the cold seemingly had been re.
lieved.
Still there was that slight cough.
IT Just would not leave.
a physician was called. He ex.
planned 10 Mrs. Mann that chill.
dren often developed the coughing
habit, after siege Of real cough.
lag from a cold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
BY C. A. RANDALL

Of the government surplus will
be known.
Tho advocates Of last years
Mellon plan have tried TO con.
vince many mon OF moderate
means that they would have
Jared better under the Mellon
plan than under the tax plan
which was finally agreed upon
as "A compromise between the
Mellon plan and the democratic
plan. a schedule prepared b. the
ways ana means committee or
tho house shows that Is no, tho
case. Even Incomes up 10 ii5..
900 per year arc being taxed less
under the prcseu, law than they
would have been charged under
the Mellon rates.
The amounts stated In tho ac-
companying table AZ having been
paid last year are net after dc.
Quoting tho % per cent which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

You can get an answer to
i any question Of fact or In.
formation by writing The Seat
tie Star Question Editor. 1929
New York ave. Washington
ID. c., and inclosing 2 cents In
loose stamps for reply. NO
medical. legal or marital sd'
vice. Personal replies. conf.
Dental. All letters must 10
signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
A LOSING GAME

We seem 10 have reached the
point in our economic development
when agriculture has ceased to be
a paying proposition. as is evidenced
by the abandoned farms turnout the
country. by the exodus Of farm la
Dor from tho country to the towns
and cities. and by the vast number
of farm foreclosures in every state
In the Union Representative Ran.
kin ~. Mississippi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
THE JOB

Tho activities Of the Emergency
Fleet Corporation. in addition to it's
routine duties, have been directed
mainly toward the discovery and
correction OF faults, losses. and OK.
travagancos In the day.to.day work
OF the vessels OF the fleet with a
view to the reduction OF operating
costs TO the minimum consistent
with efficiency. Report OF the u.
S. Shipping Board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
Telling 1t to
Congress
Excerpts From the Congressional
Record
WHEN THEY NEED HELP

The most critical period In the re.
formation offenders is when they
first return to society. II released
with knowledge OF n trade and a
fair sum Of money in their pockets,
there is less likelihood that they
will relapse into crime. Report OF
The attorney general.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
A BACKWARD INDUSTRY

Altho farming is the oldest &C.
cupatlon OF man, 1t was one of the
latest. II not the very latest, to ac-
cept the applications of science as
the basis for progressively. Pur.
nell (R) Ind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
A Thought

Give diligence TO make your call
ing and election sure.-II. Pet. i:lO.
TT Is want OF diligence. rather
L than want OF means. that causes
most failures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
TRADE

international trade. II its last an.
nlysis. means and can only mean
an exchange Of commodltios.-Son.
Jones D) n. NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
THE COBIyEB

Tho prohibition law is like n
cobwob. II catches the little flies.
but the big ones break thru.-Rop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
What Folks
Are Saying

Or. SAM HOLMES, biologist
most OF what is known In certain
departments OF physiology is derived
from study OF the frog"
&C. BEDFORD. chairman Stand
ard Oil Co. New York: ~ am con
WINGED that good citizenship cannot
be forced upon people by more laws
and more police. IT must be the
result OF education and moral train
ing"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

THIS is a partial list of the money that
i has been paid out by the city in en-
gineering Investigations during the past
few wears,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-03
MAKES DEAF HEAR
BY new METHOD
Discovery of Chemist Can Be Used
by Every Deaf Person at
Home.

Many who have used a new meth
cd for making the deaf hear, have
reported results that seem almost
marvellous. People suffering from
catarrhal deafness who have not
heard for years have been able to
hear a watch tick three feet away.
Many say head noises and roaring
disappeared after the first treat
ment.
The method known as Aud-ene
Balm has been developed by A. E.
Kienth, g. well-known Wisconsin
chemist. Any one can easily use
Aud-ene in the privacy of their own
homes as the method is simple and
harmless. Often in just a few min.
utes a great improvement Is seen
and in many cases deaf people who
have not heard for years can hear
ordinary talk.
Mr.. K1enth says that although he
can give no assurance that Aud
enc Balm will restore hearing in
every case, he has had such graft
flying results that he will send the
method on free trial to any deaf
person who writes his company. He
wants one person in each locality
who will, if helped, recommend it
to their friends. If you are deaf,
hard OF hearing, or suffer from head
noises and catarrhal conditions, take
advantage of his offer Just send
your name to Aud-ene Company,
Dept. 1884, Independence, Mo.-Ad.
vertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-03

ably was due to the notice which
the mayor sent out. 1t read
Notice To Riddles. Please do not
soap windows this year. II. G.
Thompson. Mayor"
A safe recently stolen from the c..
]. Mann, garage at Pleasant Mills,
was found In the st. Mary's River.
The robbers took out $3.50 before
tossing the safe in the water.
Evansville's Main St. is clean now,
thanks to the fire department. The
hose connection attached to a truck
at a fire tore loose under heavy
pressure. and a geyser Of water shot
across the street. Shoppers scam
pered to safety.
By a bequest In the will OF Mrs.
Rose Couzzens, formerly of Lees
burg, Ind. who died recently at her
home in New York City, a Young
Women's Christian Association
building for Warsaw is made posi-
BILE. Mrs. Couzzens left an estate of
about 100000.
William A. Young. 20, farmer,
dropped dead of heart disease. while
hunting on his farm near Mobiles
vile.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-03
HOOSier Briefs

Claude Orr of Kempton doesn't
mind the cold wintry blasts when
he Is riding in the milk truck
which he drives for the Indiana
Condensed Milk Company. He
has arranged a system OF pipes
along the floor and connected them
with the exhaust from the engine.
Heat from the motor keeps him
warm.
Grand sweepstakes for the best
ten ears Of corn at the Boone County
Corn Show, Lebanon, was won by
Ora Mundell. of Thorntown. Harry
Tilson of Franklin had the best
single ear of corn.
Though the mercury dropped to
Is degrees, Charles Cox of Peru
picked violets. The plants were Gov
cred by fallen leaves.
A slippery pavement at the Court.
house corner caused Amy Schaffter,
Civil War veteran of Bluffton, to
fall and fracture his left arm. He
has had a number of accidents re-
Gently, having been run over by an
automobile last summer.
If Bluffton youngsters re-
Trained from some of their Hal
loween pranks this year it prob
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-03
D, = woAw 1920. =! omsha- Fat q

eago. WoAw 1920. o q Ia Be
and Son Iroxramo r,nS WGAN With
s.o5 M ChfsfR S6Ss. ffmHlSSddeeDhiu
o.i MOI =: S %;@%okD (275,. Batavla-Bi
ESQ E susMSf. @@MAo C447.5). chicaso-
$SfFf S5Ss5bs2Rt ng7 e,sz r. ys;ss.
e39SSsass'Hs WIS WGE 0dhS sSS
NEff5 woEs: WIZ 5Ss sSPss'{ Ph4l. sjS2
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San zAnto@Ria-IJa Jazz ssGa ;n.per WRNY
ya VAN HSIfi a Artists 4o kGo % pso Oak
R aRfH 1$74 SreeIHfs Hi 8rSs
dance concert. ,KYW &235.4l. Chisegqsm7,
ggSySsFpng at Hone prSgra%t rq WHEN da
tet -o 'wwEAF 1491 81, New York-saMsyer
DAVIS orchestra: WBGN, (289( Chicago
sf.. Ss%sSFs:. % %aE 81 S SSST
TfsoJa14 sfa%aDer VIVA WSSR '2?S4YY
Atlantic Orchestra. Wok. (215i$3(
Chicago-Entertainmen music. WQJ
W ffNN22 C25S5S. New $9EorkgroWn IN
1906 ?. M.-wRw (27a), Tarrytown-
1o:'so i. MIR (2s4.N Seattle
Puget Sound musicale, WCEE (272;ll
Elgin Ill.-Dance. WIN 1851 ~. New
lo:sS P. M.MkDkA Caos.1). East Pitts
burgh-Concert theater.
1O:45 =. M.-WSB (42S3), Atlanta
lnS N Now 81 te7 Los Scr, Ai1sfle;oG
chestra. KPo (42S.3l, San Frandsco--
cGf hffecagoMMusic. WSFAA ft475 81. Dallas
-vfolinist. VICES (250l.- Oak Park,
nl.-Orchestra; vocal. WIN 1891 a.
New York-Revue and orchestra. WHO
1920. Des Moines-Little symphony
Orchestra, WLIB 1902, 81 Elgin-Dance.
VINO (499.7). Memphis-Frohc. woK
11:O5 p. M.-KYW (525.4). Chicago -
Lab RPif =. M.@W %fDAF tse5.e). Kansas
Cty-Nighthawlxs Frolic-
Ballad hour, KGW l491 ~; :. Portland
Orchestra. XIII (405.2) Los Angeles
Dance. xxx l336.9l. Hollywood -
Movie night KPo l42S.3l San Fran
cisco---Orchestra. WFAA l475.9); Dial
las-Theater program WHIT (4nG111r,,
gram woAW (526). omaha-Theater
Loo GS' 4. M.-woJ (4475,. Chicago
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-03

taken the Vegetable Compound l
decided to try 1t and now l can do
all kinds of work sewing, washing.
ironing and sweeping. / live on a
farm and have five in the family 30
/ am busy most of the time.
recommend the Vegetable Compound
to my friends and hope my letter
will help some one TO take your
medicine. Mrs. WALTER Z. AN.
DERSON, Box 270, Rangeley, Maine.
over 100000 women have so far
re piled to our question, "1Iave you
received benefit from taking Lydia
r. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound?"
9S out OF every 100 of the replies
say Yes" and because the Vegeta-
BILE Compound has been helping
other women it should help you. For
sale by druggists everywhere.-Ad-
vertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-03
Today's Best
ooDprtoht. 1928. bp United Press

CoDuri1ht. 1925. bv United Press
WIZ, New York (545 Nd: WRC,
Washington (469 Nd; WGY,
Schenectady $3.50 M, 9 p. m, EST.
-Bonime's ensemble.
KGO, Oakland (361 M, 8 p. M,
PCST.-KGO little symphony.
WICK, Detroit (517 M, 10 p. m,
EST.-Red Apple Club.
WEAF', New York and hook up
including, KSD, WSAI, WCCO,
woo, WWJ, WEEP, WAR, WTAG,
WIFI, WCAE, WGR, 8 p. M, EST
Shilkerts Salon orchestra and
VocalistS.
WRC, Washington (469 Nd, p. M,
EST.-Army band.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-03
Talks Today
5:30-KPRC, WCCO.
6:00-WDAF.
6:30-KDKA, WGY.
6:35-KYW.
6:50-WLIT.

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ds Ssa EsR Y RSHry Il Fh opers ws ss
ers WREoY, (2s5.5). Lansihg-Band
7.& s99 P. clg MI sSGl''1 '4o0.2>. New York -
7;s sSsi;a M RB2A $685. P Rss; Pits
MBAPv Fl by Wo ,Gla1Ia
s sfe ta MCAV wEAF s 4 Fdil IS &eM
W THIns" wJ 2If2 W %G66 W W5G WI WI
S.rjas5 ynJ WTs MAID w$ S5ca FFg46
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$40 P. M.&TGfBS l3i5.e). New York
7,4 icy p Pi M,MwR R4lRryi 4oo, chtcaso-Mu
p. M.-KFDM $3.50, Beaumont =
b urs6Mcopfert n~ KIDS LBS l4ff r. IRds;
KY% 5s5 HpaS SRcassotaasc p #BbM
W6BB6 l3444,SSyyi z Is =, I'M ndsin
$% 51sF t%ina also NEEEE t &$EEf2 XIX S
phony WGN 1902. Chicago-Classi-
cal hour WHO (026). Des Nom, e.
Trio. WJR l517). Pontiac-Ensemble
soloists VIVID (302.S) Mooseheart-
Concert band, talk WIZ t454.3 New
(447.5l, Chicago-Eiterary sidelights.
music, WMCA DAD. New Y0rk--May
Singh Breen Four Jack Roses. WORD
(275). Batavia-Trio recital WRW
(273). Tarrytown--Music. WPG
(299.S(, Atlantic City-Trio. WsB
(42S.3), Atlanta--Muslc. VITO
(476.9). HartfOrd-Violintst and plan
s.iSS p. M.-wcAU (27s), Philadelphia
Blind gospel singer, pianist. WRNK
$3.50. New York-Theater. Saarian
$50 =. M:-KYw 1924, Chicago, :
$3.50 p. M.-KFAB (340.S). Lincoln -
University of Nebraska musical pro-
gram. KOA (322.G. Denver-Orches-
ira. WBZ (333.3l, Springfleld. Mass-
Ias-Varied program. WMCA i341i
New York--Music. VINO t4007)
H He%DhisMUsie Won Won {$ $Y44 Ssp
cago-Music. VITO (475.9) Hartford
$50 sons. % s5d eGt. GNlo PH 449 s5i
cago-Travel talk.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-03

pains In the
sides and back.
headaches and
tired feelings. /
suffered two
years and IL
$ e Q IN Q d as
though I could
not get my work
done from one
day to the next.
After reading
letters from
others who had
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-03

Dog talk, orchestra. WHOA !341l
(447.5). Chicago-Organ: orchestra.
music. WOR (405.2l, Newark Din
ner music. WOK (217.3l. Chicago
Vocal and instrumental. WPG (299.8(
Atlantic City-Trio;a ,WRC (46S;5l
(25S.5J. New York - Sportfashs
commerce: law series VITO (475.0).
Hartford-Laura Gaudet. pianist
burgh, wEAF (494 o. New. York -
Saxophone octet: also WCAE, WOO
WCAU (27Sl Philadelphia = Recital
WFAA 1888 Dallas = Orchestra.
WGN (3702l. Chicago-Dinner concert.
WGrX 4S79 - Schepect issi
Entertainers. WAR (3Q5.9)
Providence-Orchestr WY 400 2! d.
New York-Trio WILT (3945). Phil
adelphia--Dream Daddy WIS (344 g.
Chicago--Organ. WOAW $500. Omaha
Iowa-Sandman WRNY (259,5) New
York heateE costume; .orcheesstra.
Uncle Bob. dinner music. KMA (252l.
Shenandoah. Iowa-Talk: music. WGY
(369 81. Observation-Disclosures; vo-
calists
Both Sides Of the Footlights."
: 100 p M.-KFDM l315 81. Reaumont-
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5:4s P. M.-woc t4Sa.e,. Davenport
Silent Today

Central. - K FIX, KFU o,
WAND, WILL, WJAD, WOI,
WOS, WSUI.(
Eastern c N r M, p x,
WANG, WBBR, WBAV, WCAP,
WHAZ, WILT, WMAK, WOO.
WOR, WTAH.
Far West-KFOA, XIX, KOA,
KWSC.
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DIVIDEND IS DECLARED
Standard OIL Company Pays 62l5
Cents On Each Share.

BV United Press
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-The board of
directors OF the Standard Oil Com
pany of Indiana has declared a cash
dividend of 62h cents on each
share of its capital stock. The d.
vidend will be paid Dec. Is to stock.
holders of record Nov. 16.
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Radio PROGRAMS

Little symphony' KPR6 {89e o. Hogs-
Sprinedei td-T HEl w'cc2E (28i IS,
Observation-Disclosures concert. WCCO
l416.4l. Minneapolis-St. Paul-Chil-
dren's hour WEI 1850 Boston -
Big Brother Club. WIFI (394.5). Phila-
ddeelIphiIa IA 20 orchestra WGN
eS S5o% WG Tic a3fo7 BnffsoEnneez orr or
chestra WGY (3795). Schenectady
Orchestra. WMCA (341l, New, York
Chiidren's stories. VITO (475 81. Hart
ford-Trio.
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opens wednesday. The criminal
docket was called in court today be-
fore attorneys representing the Gov
eminent and defendants in the cases.