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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
CHARLES z. COFFIN.
W. n. FREEMAN.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT

Board OF Public Works. City of Indian
Feb. II. 10. 10. IA. 10. II IS. 1925.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

OFFICE OF THE BOARD
Indianapolis. Ind, Feb. 7. 1925.
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN 49, :,
Pubic Works sse q The City
Indiana that It is deFired and deemed
necessary to make the following DESCRIBED
apoiis. as authorized by the following. mum.
by said board on the eth day OF February.
Improvement Resolution No. 1927.
SAMOA STREET
From northwest property line OF Brook
side parkway, north drive,
To southeast property line OF Brookside
Avenue.
wooden BLOCK Asphalt. Asphaitic CO. Concrete
or Brick. laid ON a 6-inch gravel concrete
foundation from curb line to curb line to
uniform width Of "a feet: grading and
In similar manner and TO the. WIDTHS as
q, 4xi ssincR sttrstfiied Limestone Marginal
laying 's IA ' inea feet of inch drain d pipe
with connections made TO inlet. catch
basin, and manhole; and resetting Q msn-
Also extending all water. gas. sewer and
other private service connections TO prop
erty line, where not already in.
sra All % be az shown on plan and ~
All work done IN the making Of said de-.
scribed public improvements shall he IN
q fSe NE reseInons n
Works on fhS above named daS' ADJ lie
detailed d., He'd. drsX,ass plans pr'oh'ss apd speeI
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STUFF D. H.
HUDSON SPORT

good running order; will sacrifice II
sold Of once, 500; can arrange terms.
Mr.. Walters. Lin. 4175.
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Improvement Resolution No. 1884.

WARMAN AVENUE,
. From North Property Line of Walnut
! To South Line of Pavement in Sixteenth
Street.
Except the intersection OF Tenth Street
BY grading the roadway from curb-line
70 curb-line to uniform width of 80
feet: grading the. wings Of the intersect-
ing streets and alleys In similar manner
and to the widths as shown on plans
curoing both sides OF the roadway with
Stratitied Limestone Berea Sandstone.
ing the wings OF the intersecting streets
and alleys in a similar manner and to the
widths as shown on plans: providing 15l
providing pre- Isl lin. - It. of 10 a It. radius
granite corners; constructing 4 catch
basins including inlet tops. providing 4
inch drain pipe with connections made to
inlets, catch basins and manholes; re-
building IA inlets by resetting old inlet
rings and covers =, I to Be- placed on old
catch-basin tops as shown on plans.
All to be as shown on plan and as
All work done In the making OF said de-
scrtbed public improvements shall be In
accordance with the terms and conditions
bered. adopted by the Board of Public
detailed detail drawings plans Rronlss and
be seen in the Office of said Board of Pub
lie Works Of the City OF Indianapolis.
The said Board OF Public Works has
fixed Wednesday. March A. 1925. 2 d. m.
at it's office in said city as the time and
place for the public consideration of the
proposed Improvement. at which time said
Board OF Public Works will hear all per-
sons interested. or whose property is liable
to be assessed for said Improvement. and
will determine whether the benefit to the
property liable TO be assessed for such
Improvement and the benefits to the City
of Indianapolis will equal the estimated
cost thereof
BY order OF the Board OF Public Works
CHARLES E. COFFIN,
w. II. FREEMAN,
NJ J. SPENCER
Board of Public Works. City of Indian
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CITY ApvERTTsEMENr
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

TO wT E59$Sl' r. May IqSs 6sS Ger + 1875
Notice ls hereby, giysn by. the Board of
R EnSaSs w tSs q /. 9 ass G na 5msa Ss
S malls 3: S$ssSS,sS ,SoSSr
ed by said board on the 9th day Of Feb
ruary. 1925.
ImprOvs%s5pts Tres RssolvtlCR, Ne. i@s05
From north property line OF Julian Ave
C. z. 9GS9 ~. f T. Rei II dS .n' OF the =
with stratlAed Tinertone,' Berea Sand
stone GTsnits or o e26nSSa Concrete eTrb
Re Wings of the S1 les street IN
sRown ON %aP psn a pTovns es nSes feet
TOP; providing new iron inlet: and LAYING
connections made to inlet. catch basln and
xjiG % be as shown on plan and as
All work done in the making Of said
described public improvements shall he n
Of the Improvement resolutions. as mum
bered. adopted by the Board of Public
fcations which are on file and g may ~, be seen
wOr ns Of GF tRe CITY s q fnd 5GSrS Public
The said Board of Public Works has
hxed Wednesday. March 4. 1928, 2 D. m.
at It's office In said city Rs the time and
place for the public consideration OF the
Board OF Public Works win hear all per
sons interested, or whose property II liza
Bile to be assessed for said Improvement
and will determine whether the benefits 70
the property liable to be assessed for such
improvement and the benefits to the City
Of indianapolis win eoual the estimated
BY order Of the Board OF Public Works
CHARLES r. COFFIN.
w. H. FREEMAN.
M. J. SPENCER.
Board OF Public Works. City OF Incian-
FEB eS"i D. 10 1925.
NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS, ETC
L. stephens deceased. e7"Si9s4. -
In the Probate Court OF Marion Count
Notice is hereby given that John r.
stephens as administrator of the above
named estate has presented and fled his
account and vouchers In Anal nettlement
of said estate. and that the some will
come up for the examination and action of
March. 1925. at which time all heirs
creditors or legafees az said estate ~.
duired 10 appear In said court and show
cause. n any there be. why said account
and vouchers should not be approved And
the heirs OF said estate are nlao rnnnire9
70 appear and mako proof Of their heir,
sap i1nnnr II 1osonr. csr>.
llontnned ii Nexs r.re,
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD

LEGAL NOTICE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD
Indianapolis, Ind. Feb. 10. 1926.
Pu SHtic WdS Is hereby sysp YEN by the Board Of
Indiana, that sealed proposals viii be ere re-
P. m; on Wednesday. March. 4, feS5. for
ment in the city Of Indianapoiis. az su-
IMPROVEMENT Resolution No 1a,lSS J,
FIRST ALLEY NORTH OF THIRTY.
SEVENTH STREET.
east of Meridian Street,
east To Of VET MERRIAM ESRer sree po of second alley
Asphalt, acknowledgements Concrete or Or
Brick laid tr on S,5ch saye concrete
to 9 inches Of property line to q uniform
Also extending all water. gas. sewer and
erty line where not already in ivy
All All 70 be as shown on plan and as
All work done in making Of said de-
accordance with the terms and conditions
OF said Improvement resolution and the
general and detail plans profiies drawings
may be seen in the office OF said Board OF
Public Works of the City OF INDIANAPOLIS
The Board Of Public Works reserves the
right to reject any any Or y, al bids, ouur,,
v. 4. FREENXNSs. 4N
M. ], SPENCER.
Board OF Public Works, City OF Indian
Feb. 10. o. 1923.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Continued

N~~NF~~~"~~~
hxed Wednesday March A: 1928, 2 .. ma
place for the public consideration OF the
sons interested. or whose property is liable
to be assessed for said improvement. and
w ns t6 e es S
proyement and the benefits 70 the CITY OF
Indianapolis will equal the estimated cost
- BY order of the Board OF PUBLIC WorksN
CHARLES %, y; CQEFIN.
Board OF Public Works. City OF Indian
Feb 6pG O. is, 1925.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL. ESTATE By
EXECUTRIXES
state of Indiana, County OF Marion. es'
In the Marion Probate Court No. oS-
Gertrude E. Dunn and Amy @. Neer.
executives under the last will and ttsta-
ment OF Daniel H. CARRIER. deceased. VS..
The undersigned. executrixes under the
last win and testament OF Daniel ~. Gar
Der, deceased. hereby give notice that by
Of Marion County, Indiana. they will, At
the hour Of 10 o'clock a. m. OF the gain
day Of February 1925 az the law offices drss
building, Indianapolis. Indiana. and from
day to day thereafter until sold, offer for
sale at private sale, az q me interest 81
scribed real estate. to-wit:
Lots 10. II. 10, 10 20. 81 and ~ IN
Holidays Garfield Park addition to the
City of Indianapolis Marion County, In
diana.
Said sale will be made subject to the
approval Of said court. for not less than
the full appraised value OF said real
estate, and upon the following terms and
For ali cash. or for one third OF the
purchase money cash In hand; one third
In nine and one third In eighteen months
from date of sale. deferred payments to be
evidenced by notes of the purchaser. bear
ing per cent interest from date, waving
relief. providing for attorneys fees, and
upon confirmation of sale secured by
mortgage. on the real estate sold Said
real estate will be sold free and discharged
from the lein of the taxes for the year
1928 payable In 1924. and free and dis
charged from the lien of the taxes accrued
at decedent's death. but subject to sub
sequent unpaid taxes
GERTRUDE u. DUNN.
AMY G. NEER,
Executives under the last will and
testament OF Daniel II. CARRIER.
WALKER & HOLLETT.
Attorneys for Executives. 200 1ndi-
ana Trust Bldg. Indianapolis. Ind. \
Telephone, Main 1915.
Jan. 28-Eeb . o. Ia
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the station has arranged a stunt for their elimination which promises to be a wow"
 New sub-sea hroadcasting tests will be conducted by WIP, Philadel. phia, tomorrow afternoon at S:15 o'clock and tomorrow evening at S45 o'clock. It will be remembered that successful tests Were conducted through that station last summer, when a diver went 10 the ocean floor, bearing microphone inside his helmet, and told of what he saw in the depths of the ocean Thie time te performance will be given twice. C, A, Jackson, the diver who made radio history last year, will descend int f5 feet of water just of the steel pier, Atlantic City, and will stroll along the ocean bed, telling Of the various submarine wonders he views. Fifteen minutes after Jack sons performance Is finished, Dr. NJ, Francois D'EliScu, who conducts the setting up exercises from WlP each vii! descend into the depths and will broadcast his eXer- cises while under the water.
 A specially built lamp will be used hy the diver in order that ht may see what there is at the bottom of tho sea, A feature of his expert. ment will be the reading by Jackson
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All Night Session Held
 By inc French Senate
Ehea Moss

Paris. July 10 Pl-The Trench senate, contrary 10 habit, sat until dawn today, Nalmg through tns budget. which 1t voted and sent back to the chamber of deputies for re- consideration.
 The senate made a number of changes in the document, but de- clined to include one drawing a dis tinction between unmarried women and bachelors in favor Of the for mer, relieving them ot the 10 per cent added income tax imposed on unmarried persons,
 This In spite of eloquent pleas by Senators Debierr (Nord) and Gourju (Rhone), who remarked that. in consequence of the war, France had surplus of 100000 females of marriageable age and that 1t val unjust 10 expect an additional tax from women who "already had the misfortune of not being asked 1T marriage"
 It Is hoped the senate and cham
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of an invitation to King Neptune 10 be present at the Atlantic City beau ty pageant next September,
 The tests Will be broadcast by three stations, WIP, Philadelphia, operating on 5o9 meters. VICES, New York, operatlnt on S16 meters and WMAF, south Dartmouth, Mass, operating on Al meters.
 Work will be started soon on the new WKRC studios, the Kodel Radio Corporation 1000 watt station at Cincinnati, and will include orches- tration, lounge and reception room in the new S5,000,0oO Hotel Aims on Victory Boulevard as it enters Eden Park in Cincinnati. From the new studio one will be able 10 look down upon the entire city and for miee into the Kentucky mountains across the Ohio river.
 The second dramatiEed c, Henry story will be offered from the studios of VICES. New York, at 7:4o o'clock on the evening of July Is, Daley Paskman, director al VICES. wht recently adapted one of the famous authors classic short stories fol radio dramatic production. ant which was broadcast from the Gim bel Brothers station with consider able success, has based this seconr
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BACK O THE MIKE

We extend our congratulations 10 WHAs the Courier-Journal and Louisville Times, at Louisville, Ken lucky, upon the completion of the third year of its existence. This sta ton, one of the best known in the south, is noted for the high quality of It's programs and it's special offer ing on Saturday evening, July IS, the anniversary of the stations "ap- pearance" on the air for the first time, will be something unusual and worth while.
 The program will consist of a group of songs by stephen C. Foster probably the best known American composer of folk songs. The best 10 songs he wrote will be presented by the Courier-Journal mixed quartet and the program IS scheduled 10 start at s:30 o'clock, eastern day light saving time. Each of the songs, in turn. will be especially broadcast to some other station or to some radio magazine in the United States with the compliments and greetings of WHAs.
 Besides offering to the station our heartiest congratulations we hope to hear programs from that studio for many years to come--if WOR and WHY will observe more silent nights
 WEAR, Cleveland. has arranged for the regular presentation of a novel feature by remote control from one of the city's largest restaurants This feature will be Marjorie Moore and Her Melody Maids, an orchestra made up entirely of women And yor don't have 10 turn mp your nose a that. The first regular concert vii be presented on the evening of JulI Hats o'clock, daylight saving time Tune in on that evening and satlst7 yourself that the band is an excel lent one. We know, because " have heard it. But don't take on word for it And--s-h- -h-the pro gram director says that very mem Der of the orchestra Is especial easy to look at And they sing, q well as play. too, The female Nc Enellv's orchestra will broadcast 0 &594 meters.
 4 good time Is promised tror WRNY next Thursday evening an every Thursday evening thereaftel when the station will present reg old time amateur night At that tim I all these who have the opinion tha they can sing, talk or play music;
 instruments will be given a chanc
 10 try out before the microphone, ' they are worth while they will !
 signed up as regular features at th
 station. If they are not, they will |
 allowed to finish 3 part of their O c fering and then-Tell. they Ton
 get the hook, but the mana cement
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WEAF--New York-4e2

6 D. nl.-Waldorf-Astoria dinner mu-
 sic. I D. m.--Marie Ophnger, soprano, .5.15 E. m.--Emanuel Moses violin
 tat. 7:30 D. history teller 7:45 p. m.-Mario Alvarez, tenor s D. m.-"Happness Boys s:30 D. m.-Eagle Trio. g D. m.-Goldman band concert 1o:15 p. m.-Glee club. do:30 D. m,-David Berend's Banjo
 Students ho.40 p. m.--Glee club 1o:50 p. m.-Dayid Berend's BanJo
 Students. il D. m.-Jack Albin's orchestra
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offering on the tory called Little spech in Garnered Fruit" from the volume, "rh9 Voice Of The City" A capable cast will present the play,
 Ehea Moss,
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Der will reach an ssrsemsp: on the budget before Sunday nishi. Re- tweon now ana then ;hs document Is likely to travel back and forth several times between the two houses.
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DANCE MUSIC TONIGHT.

DANCE MUSIC TONIGHT.
 y.S0 WNYC--Merrill Hughes.
 s.00 WEEI--Ed Andrews. ho:o0 WPG-Traymore. 1o:o0 WAAM--Dreamand i0:o0 WHN-Billy Butlers 10-1 WLIT-Dance music 1o:0O WTIC-Dsnce music, 1o:l5 D. m.-WAHG-pance music, 10:30 WJZ--Beaux Arts, dO:S0 WHN--Roseland. d0:S0 WOO--Dance music, hl:00 WEAF--Jack Alhin's, nl:00 WPG-Night Hawks. ali WGR--V. Lopez's. h1:00 WJAR-Biltmore. il:00 WMCA-pance music,
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A Close Resemblance

Mrs. o'Brlen (to oallerN-Faith. Norah. yen ristmbls yurt mother that much ora know yer wor her douEhter fl ord never seen syther av yez.--Boston Transcript.
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WGY--Schenectady--SsO

WGY--Schenectady--Ss0 6;S0 ?. m,--Sunday school lesson. z D. m.--Strand theater orchestra; Floyd Walters, orga mist, 7:55 p. m.--Comedy. Ancestors" 9:l5 ?. m,-New York Philharmonic orchestra,
 10:S0 p. m.-WGY orchestra: zither duets, Rosa and Anna Frolick.
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NGJs--.BufIalo4--3tp

7 ?, m,-Winger's entertainers, 9 p, m.-MusiCal program. 10 ?. m,-AmeriCan-H Hawaiian quar-
 tet. Il p. mi q, m,-Vincent Lopezs
 music,
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MBz-springfield-s8a

' p, m.-Dinner concert. s:45 p, m.-Poultry Flocl; Manage
 ment. 8 p, m,-Thomas Cotton. baritone;
 Sue Kerr, contralto. siS0 ?, m.-~Bill Boyle's Entertainers. 10 p. m,-;Alman=oe Goseelin, so-
 prano, io:S0 p. m.-Market reports, 10:80 p, m.-Scores; time,
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WHN-New York-SSt

 ' .. n.-Orchestra dance music. : E. m.-Richman's Entertainers. T:30 p. m.-Alja's orchestra, $ D. m.-Matty Levine, pianist. SIS p. m.-Charles Tobias, songs s:3o P. Inlay klanges S, Levitz songs. e;45 p. m.-Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wood songs 2 p. M.--Estelle Crossman, pianiste. s:l5 Y m.--LeW Pol!ack, Jack Iel- len, songs. s;S0 P. m-Msbel Gcmpers' so-
 prano s45 p. m-Hubey Co" an tenor 10 p. m.-Billy Buffers orchestra. 1o;S0 r. m.-pance orchestra.
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WJZ-New York-4S5

g.sD and 6 p. m.-Baseball scores 6:22 D. m.-Market reports. I D. m.-Lafayette dinner orchestra SIPS D. m.-Concert from Lewisohn
 stadium.
 hn:30 Q. m,--Beaux Arts orchestra,
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.WPG-Atlantic City--S00 645 p, m.--Organ recital, [ p, m,-Trio dinner music, SOS ?. -Minstrels. g p. nl.-Concert orchestra. 10 p. m, m,--lraymore dance orchestra. 1 1p. m,-Dance orchestra,
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MC.RS=-Nr,y York--Sle

( Q. n2.--Unce Geebee. s:3o p. m.--Win unger's serenaders' [ p. m.-"What's Your Radio Proo-
 lem ?"
 y:lo D. m.-Lynbrook serenaders. {.
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WRW--TarrytCWn--273

9.05 ?. m.-Musical program, 9:S5 p. m.--Almo entertainers. 10 ?. m.-Serenaders. 10:30 p, m.-Entertainers 10:45 ?. m.-Johnson and Johnson. II D. m,--Serenaders.
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NMCA--New Ycrk--34t

MNfCA-New York--54t e:5o r, m.-Ernie Golden's orch 7:3o D. m Dick Bernard, pianist 7:45 p, m.-Altred Orner, tenor; William Leibling, baritone, S:5o p. m.--"skyline Of Broadway v g p m Hour of music. 10 ?. m.-Frederick seitert, barl- tone. ho:lb D. m.-Emeline Bozze, eo-
 pranc. do:30 p. m.-Bsn Bernard, tenor soprano. Il Q. m.-American dance orch. 11;30 D. m.-Donald Fl2mm, dra-
 matic critic s1:45 r. n,.--Dance orchestra
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WOO-.Philadeipbis---sos

ihieiStbiiio 7:S0 p m.-Dinner music. S;S0 ?, m ,--Artists' recital, p. m.-WOO orchestra, 10 p. m,--Organ recital. l0:S0 ?. m,-Dance orchestra,
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NRNl--NeW Iork--25s

s r. m.-Orchestra selections. S;3n Y. m.-H, Kraus, Sea SalTag
 ing
 S.45 D. m.--Orchestra selections, e:l5 r. m Sylvan Harris talk. s.S0 P m--OrcAestra selections. e:45 D m.-Wiliam Glunstein, talk.
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WEyC--New York--t2a

T b E. n French lessons. 6 2. m.-Juvenile program $50 ?. III Market high spots. ' Q. m.-Merrill Hughes Ramblers. T:25 D m.--scores; police alarms. 7:35 D. News of the Day" $50 D. m.-Merrill Hughes Ran,b-
 lers. BIS D. m.-Max Jacobs Symphony
 orchestra. h0.l5 p. ln--Kennsth Casey, Lou
 Alter, songs.
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WMAF-South Dartmouth--441 6 p. m,-Uncle Geebee. S;30 p. n,-Win Unger Entertainers p, m,-"Whats Your Radio Prob lem"
 7:10 ?, m.--Win Unger Entertainers. 1880 p, m.-Songs of not so long ago,
 1850 p, m.---Louise Baxter contralto. p, m.-Frederick V. Bower, com poser. S;30 p, m Fine Arts club program, p, m.--Bob Emmehlich, pianist, 9:20 ?. m.-Frieda Williams, so- prano,
 s.3o ?, m.--Cremonese String Trio.
 WTAM--CleNeland-3Sg [ ?. m.-Golden Pheasant orch,
 WEAR--Clerelsnd-Ss8 s p m.-"Children's Hour" ,. 9-12 D, m.--Bedford Glens orch.
 WsAI-WLW-WKRC Silent Night Tn Cincinnati
 WHAS--Louis,i illc-10o 9:S0 ?, m,--Louisyille Music com. pany program, News Scores.
 WSR--Atlanta--i2S 1o ? Entertainment features. l S.l
 WMC-Memphis--is9 to:3o ? m --BritIing's Novelty orch 1 a m.-Midnight Revue,
 NOC-DaS enport---4s4 , io P. m Ruth Ives, yioliniet Mari Burns, reader, II ?. m.--Weather forecast
 KSD-St. Louis--345 r m -Stetler concert orchestra.
 NIAS-Elgin--3o ? T. m Purple Grackle orchestr and studio talent i. WCEE--Elgn--21a 1I3o ?, m-kimball hall sho' continued from WTAs program, More than 70, 900 people along til
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More than 7o0o0 people along the North Sea are engaged in fishing,
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uJy-Nev yorlS---1Os

f:so p. m. - Ancestors, play by
 WGY s:t5p. r-U $ Army night,
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music,
WIP.--philadelphia---bos

QN Noph
 6:05 D, m,--Dinner music. p. m,-Bedtime story.
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MCAP-Xashincton--4ea

5:S0 p, m.-To be announced. 9:55 p, m.--Historical talk. 10:l5 p. m,-String quartet.
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-PrOyidcnCe--30a { ?. 1T. Margaret Reid. librarian 7:15 ?. m.-JUhn Moran, tenor. . Honan, duets, 2 D. m.-Maine Hour II p, m,--Biltmore dance orchestra.
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NHA,J-Rocbcsterosa

NIIl3EI--ItVC'It.3IFI IFI - TO 6 '. m. 1.-Theater organ ?. m l-ThC ater orchestra, scores
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WHAR--Auantic Ctty--275 7So p. m.-Fashion Review,
 s ?. m,-Seaside Trio,
 Il p, m,-Strand organ recital,
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MERI-NpM NNrll-2f2

WENJ-NcM NNrIl-2I3 2 F IT -Blenheim thedter ensemble s:45 r. m-Isabel Henderson, so prano. B D m.-Anthonv Wayne tenor. SIS p. m-sara Iurits soprano. s30 P. m-May Breen, Peter . Rose. duets.
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KDKa-Pittsburgb---,sOp

S:S0-S p, m.--Basehall scores,
 9:45 P, m.-Plectrum quartet.
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VOICES N THE AIR

FRIDAY. lAli Programs on Eastern Daylight Saving Time.)
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WIAS-Elgin--30 ? r m Purple Grackle orchestra and studio talent.
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WCEE--Elgtn---25a 1ts3o r m.--kimball hall show continued from WTAs program.
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NEII--HoGtnll-.-.--1if { q

1.l5 r n.-Lost and found scores 7.So ?. m Writings program, s p. m. m.-Neapolitan program g p. m.-Ed Andrews orchestra.
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kSD-St, Luuis-545 r. m -Statler concert orchestra
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WTIC--Harttord-2A9 1:60 ?. m.-Baseball scores 3:1o ?. m Studio program, 10 ?. rn.-Dance music.
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NCTS-WorCester-2R9 7:1s P. m Story Teller. scores
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NOC-DaS enpcrt---4s4 io P m Ruth Ives, violiniet, Marie Burns, reader, Il r. m.-Weather forecast
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WAHG-Riclmund Hill-3tS Tso m.-1hornton Fisher Srcr!S f.45 P m-Jack Noel, F. Burton
 sorgs.
 ! 2. m.-Icseph Callcia tenor SIS D. m-Mischa Tulin, pianist. k:30 ?. m-Prof Mayne. Speech. S45 p, m-Jack Noel, r Burton g ?. Florence GUtman, soprano e15 '. m Artists; pianist 90 p m-"Eadio Question BcX." lC:ls D. m Dance orchestra.
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NAAM-NeWarl4- 2G2 ' r. m-"sports." Major Tate. f:l5 ?. m.-Ray Nichols orchestra. s:Io p m.--Jamcs V. Piro, talk, BPS T. m,-Mrs, Bataille, soprano, S.5n ?. m.-Green1eld Entertain CTS
 s1u ? m.--Jcs Fisher. Al Wilson. ESQ 2. m.-Greenfeld's Entertain CTS.
 Io p. .-Dreamland orchestra,
 NEI-PhiIadnIphie--3aa s:45 D. m.-Rocf Garden program.
 NLII-Philadrlphia-39b 7:sO D. m.-Dream Daddy. SD. m.-Program to he announced. s.45 2. m.-Welch's Minstrels. s:45 ?. m.-Artist recital 10 D. mi a m.--Arca dia dance or chestrs
 wCAU-PhiIadelphta-2is Ap. m-lis2ital 1e:iU 2. m.-Jack Myers dance
New Britain herald., 1925-07-10

WHAS--Louis,i illc-l0o 9:So ?, m,--Louisyille Music com pany program, News. Scores.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-10
NCR-NcwaFk-i0h

e15 p. m -"sports. Bill Wathey. s:3h r. m.-"Man in the Moon
 stories. IT m-scuthe and Iobln 'auds-
 yille team.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-10

NGCP-NcNa-k-252 f-:l:o ?. m-Songs. talk and dance orchestra