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The producers news., 1926-12-10
QuaSheS Injunction
Against Superintendent CrOn9
AMERICAN LEGION
HOLDS MEETING
AL. PETERSON NEW POST
COMMANDER.


Post No. S. held its annual
meeting "a thc Elgin Cafe. Tues
daY evening. A large number 81
Lcrionaires were m attendance.
The main object Of this needing
was for the purpose Of electing
Officers for the year Of '27.
Officers elected " ere s fol-
lows:
a. NJ. Peterson. commander.
Dr. Storkam. vice-commamder.
Leland kitzenberg, adiutant.
X. B. Packard, finance officer.
II. ID. Moore, historian.
L. ]. Kielstrup, chaplain.
Andrew Hanson, sergeant-at-
. arms
e Andrew Hanson. bugler.
. Mess ergeants-Pasku Popes-
= lEu. Sid Erickson.
. The meeting started off with a
= bang and ended in the same man
ner. FOrmCr Commander Lund
rendered his parting address
which had plenty kick in it..
While Ralph is out of office he
faithfully promises to be a Legion
Booster as ever. Speeches were
put on by DR.. StOrkan, r p h
Lund, Kitzenberg Packard, Kjel-
strup, Hanson and the new com
mander Peterson. a big program
vas laid down Tor thc coming
year and an voted % make Pos
s. the best IN Montana. Vice
q commanders were elected IN all
the surrounding towns which w
believe should help cooperation
for the coming year.
The meeting ended with bOun
tiful goose feed put on by form
er Commander Lund, and was en-
iOyed by all.
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"NCn COLLINS IS ARRESTED AT MNOI

Attorney General Fooe. who arrived in PlenywoOd a
week ago Thursday accompanied by former State treasurer
Hart the Montana manager of the National Surety Company
of New York whose company wrote the burglary insurance OF
the Safe of the Sheridan Treasury and Jay Larson the State
Bank Examiner and his deputy H. l. Latham, have been busy
their arrival carrying careful investigation OF
the robbery of County Ireasarer Iorsensons office winch
The producers news., 1926-12-10
Bandits Get $4,000
IN St. Paul Robbery
Safe Blowers Crack Three Vaults in Schunemann & Mann
bsmers Store in Heart Of City During Iheater Hour Gol-
inc Ft,y,ce Through Window--Arnned Chauffeurs Wait
Outside in Auto.
REOITDED -FOUR HOURS TO Do THE JOB

ST PAUL Dec 6. than $4,000 was Obtained oy
men who blew three safes in Schuneman q Nla m go bs
in t % ardino two watchmen and forcing one Oh eln W
make his regular hourly rounds to pull bells I'D t5
The loot included $4,000 in cash. Sl5OOO IN ; s;o f io
Of which about So 600 is negotiable ana seVei'i P =
fob badI in the safe
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SALISBURY REPORTS
HOPEFUL CLUE

Sheriff Salisbury, who has
been working quietly on the rob
berry case since il occurred, re-
ports 20 the Producers News this
afternoon that he has clues which
he says has an even chance OF
getting results inside Of the next
ten days.
The producers news., 1926-12-10
CO. COMMR'S MET
In REGULAR SESSION
Convened Monday and Adjourned
Wednesday Evening After Busy
SessiOn-COm. kahle Present.

The Board Of County Commission
ers met for the regular December
meeting, Monday, December 9th.
Chairman IversOn, Com. French and
the new Commissioner, DR.. Kahle of
Outlook, who was appointed Satur-
day, December 18th, by Judge Paul
10 succeed Com. Lundcon resigned
and Deputy Clerk Hair were present.
Clerk q Recorder Nicls Madsen was
absent, being IN Minneapolis as
delegate to the National Convention
of the Progressive Farmers.
Com. Kahle had taken his oath of
office and filed his bond with Judge
Paul Monday morning and was on
deck for business when the Commits
/ sioners convened
The minutes Of the last meeting
were read and approved.
Current claims were allowed.
nonds and securities 81 the sever
ai banks in the county filed win thf
County Treasurer a. collateral Ee-
curity FOR deposits of the county
funds were approved.
! County Surveyor Hans Rasmussen
and Clerk and Recorder MadSen, AM
Com. French were granted leave o
! absence.
: Com. French was authorized to Sc
the posts belonging to the county q
Medicine Lake for 1919 cents each.
David J. Ryan, attorney at Gree
Falls, was employed to represent tn
county in the cases brought by Il. :
Streeter as Receiver of the First M
Continued on Last Page)
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RANDIT LEADER IS
IDENTIFIED

ROCHESTER, Mimi, Dec. ?; Dim
The bandits who ral9eu DeS,,, ' e Trust
stead son,0aDT and wounded two ,Spa pO.iOof Of
cOmpSn com here Saturday are members y
CONTINUED on page Eight
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OUTLOOK HOSPITAL MEETING
SATURDAY, DECEMBER Is

The annual meeting of the Out
look hospital viii be held Saturday,
December 18th. Everybody is invit-
ed to come, as this is not to be un-
derstood as a Board meeting.
The producers news., 1926-12-10
FORT PECK INDIANS Are GIVEN
$4,000 AS AID FOR The WINTER

WASHINGTON Dec Money to assist Indians OF the Fort
Peck Agency Montana and Of the COe reservation in WASH
ngton through ordered paid by the interior de-
partment today.
The Fort Peck reservation the Indians $116O00
per capita payment SIS the COe Indians representing
receipts the of surplus reservation lands aggregated
S42630
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DR.. KahIe Appointed Comm 'ner
to Succeed Lundeen Resigned
Judge Signed Appointment Saturday New COmmis
siOner Met With Board Monday.
Is PIONEER OF THE OUTLOOK TERRITORY

Judge Paul last Saturday appointed Dr. Robert Kahle,
pioneer of the Outlook territory County Commissioner to
succeed Com. Charles Lundeen who had resigned
Dr. Kahe filed his bond and oath of office Monday, and
was qualified with the Board of County Commits
soners at the regular December meeting Monday Dec 9th
The producers news., 1926-12-10
Effort 10 Stop Diversion Of Funds from school District Mum
Der 20, to Offset Money Gotten BY Euor through
Padded Census Fails
ONSTAD'S PLEADTNCS FAIL TO STAND vi

The injunction proceedings instituted last week oy D''
Number 20 Sheridan County, through It's attorney l. On
stJ IN which Temporary Injunction was granted by Judge
Paul and which was hearing Monday December 9th
postponed until Tuesday December Ith at ten clock
a demurrer and a motion to quash
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CONVENTION
FARMERS IN ROUSING
COUNTY OFFICERS AND employees
ARE PUT ON GRILL BEFORE STATE
ATTORNEY GENERAL |. A. FOOTE

State and Bond House Officers Having Completed Check of
County Records and Made Thorough Investigation ct
Matters Here Return 10 Helena and Minneapolis.
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Officers Carefully Sit Treasury Robbery
PROGRESSIVE
100 Delegates Gath
er From Many States
,,,,.,u.,.,.,un"ua'rau''u'um

rasc Gathering Of Farmers Meet Behind Closed Doors
IN Convention Room at VendOme Hotel in a Four
Davs Sesson-Nationa Constitution Adopted
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CONTINUED on Last Page)
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Today's Best
copyrioht. 1926. bv United Press

Copyrioht. 1926. bu United Press
WIZ, New York asa M, and
KDKA, KYW, /WBZ, WRC, WGY.
9 p. M, EST-Victor hour, Marion
Talley, Soprano, Giovanni Mar
tinelli, tenor, Marguerite D'Alvarez'
contralto.
WIS, Chicago GAS M, 10 P. NJ,
CST-Metropolitan choir.
WOS, Jefferson City (441 M, 500
p NJ, CST-Fiddling contest.
- CNRV, Vancouver (291 M, BIS
p. M, PCST-McIntyre string
quartet.
WEAF'. New York 1892 M, p.
NJ. acknowledgement hour.
WMAQ. Chicago (447.5 M. 8 p.
NJ, CST-Beloit College banquet.
WOAW, Omaha (526 M, p. NJ,
CST-University Of Omaha play.
WCCO, Minneapolis (416.4 Nd.
1895 P. NJ. CST-Forest con-
servation.
xxx, Hastings (2SS.3 M, P.
NJ, CST-YWCA program.
WWJ, Detroit 1852 Nd, Z p. NJ.
CST-Detroit News orchestra.
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Tells RHEUMATICS
TO BEGIN ON SALTS
Saws Excess of Hydrochloric
Acid is Cause Of
Indigestion

A well-known authority states that
stomach trouble and indigestion are
nearly always due TO acidity-acid
stomach-and not, as most folks be
lieve. from a lack Of digestive juices.
He states that an excess or hydro
chloric acid in the stomach retards
digestion and starts food fermehta-
ton. then our meals sour, forming
acrid fluids and gases. which innate
the stomach like Il toy balloon. we
then get that heavy, lumpy feeling
I'm the chest, we eructate sour FOOD
belch gas or have heartburn, natu-
lence, water.brash or nausea.
He tells US to lay aside all diges-
tive aids and instead get from any
pharmacy four ounces OF Jad salts
and take a tablespoonful in a glass
of water before breakfast, while 1t is
effervescing. and Furthermore, TO
continue this for one week. While
relief often follows the first DOSE
it IS important to neutralize the
acidItv. remove the gas-making mass,
start the liver, stimulate the Kid
news and thus promote a free now
of pure digestive juices.
lad Salts is inexpensive and Is
made from the acid OF grapes ana
lemon Juice, combined with lithla
and sodium phosphate. This harm
less salts is used by thousands OF
stomach sufferers with excellent re-
suits. -Advertisement
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road, but insist tina. they've walked
tremendous distances.
"One Of the coolest places we've
struck on our trip-at least we no
ticed it the most. was Lake View,
Fla" remarked Miss Perry. I'VE
nearly froze there"
Impressed by Monument
But both girls declared that they
hadn't seen anything more impress
sive in all their travels than the
Soldiers and Sailors Monument
here. Glad we came through In
dianapolis and didn't miss this
monument" one Of the girls said
It's wonderful"
In spite Of their hiking and the
heavy packs and ukulele they
carry. Miss Raglan has gained ten
pounds and Mss Perry eight. "Hik-
ing makes us eat too much they
explained
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dean Defends
MODERN YOUTH
Says Young Folk lust Want
to Be Thought Naughty.

CHICAGO. Feb. 19.-Modern
youth is not nearly as naughty as
some Of the young folks want their
elders to believe, according TO
Thomas Ankle Clark, veteran dean
at the University Of Illinois.
Modern youth is most desperate
" afraid of not being thought wise.
of not appearing sophisticated"
Dean Clark told woman's confer
ence here. Clark is Familiarity
known as Tommy" by thousands OF
university students.
This fear Of being considered
unsophisticated leads many young
folks to speak of their escapades,
most Of which are milder than they
SEEM" Dean Clark said.
Clark said the day Of the chaperon
is passing.
1.-The chaperon is going. In many
places she is gone. But believe
the chaperon idea, even when 1t
passes from many situations, will
have left modern young people with
a sst Of principles to which you will
lind they will adhere"
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MURDER PLOT
OF WIFE Barred
She Heard Husband Loved
15-Year- Old Girl.

BIZ Untted Press
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb. 10
Fear that her husband, Charles A.
Lisenberg, would run away with a
15-year-old girl, led Mrs. Ella v.
Lisenberg to enter plot to kill him
and collect $4,000 life insurance,
she told police today.
Mrs. Lisenberg said the plot was
arranged by John Disalvo, cabaret
operator here. Disalvo revealed the
plot, police said.
This is the second alleged murder
plot brought to light here. Recently,
Mrs. Alberdina Frank and Carl b.
Davis confessed to plotting to kill
Mrs. Franks husband, e. l.. Frank
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Unstrung Nerves
And No Ambition
OCean-O
Is What You Need
Is What You Need
Concentrated Deep Sea Water

How would you like TO get rid OF that
fretful irritable, nervous feeling Ill
weeks time and have good sound
sleep every night?
Probably all your nerves are craving
for ia some much needed natural min
eral elements and if you Will take
teaxnoonful Of OceanO concentrated
deep sea water) in a glass OF cold
water night and morning these vital
izing elements will reach your nerves
through the blood stream and speedily
make them strong and full OF vlgor.
You know of course that in deep
sea water you get the same mineral ele-
ments that are in pure, normal blood
and the one big reason why your
nerves are unsteady and unstrung Is be-
cause they lack and need these vital
mineral elements.
At any rate OceanO has been faith
fully helping a host of people who have
nerves that will not behave and in
short time any one with neuralgia or
neuritis or who occasionally has split
ting nervous headaches can become
free from such attacks.
There's no dope or drugs or anything
artificial in Ocean O-nothing but pure
deep sea water-distilled, concentrated,
filtered and the excess of common salt
taken out
When you take it you feed your i'm
poverished blood-just the vitaliZing al
kaline mineral elements it needs and
it goes coursing through your arteries
and veins carrying to every organ,
gland, nerve and fibre just the mineral
substance needed to bring vigor,
strength and energy to the entire body.
Now that you know what Ocean-O
from Haag Drug Co.. or any druggist
anywhere-you run no risk. because If
Ocean-O doesn't help you. you are vel
come to your money back.
Because it is concentrated bottle
lasts long Observation-Disclosures.
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ira s2loists yF Fax aP %%t tAs tJsnt5o
Observation-Disclosures: Solists.
7:1O p. M.-wRvA $3.50. Richmond. Va.
Choral Club
1910 T. M.-KDRA (ao91, East Pitts-
9Fesss WEXR pit' csTsand
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FE2G5eess talk farW Yort lectHre; W WEEf
(3s9.Sj. Louisviile-Children's Home
S Sss Cub WIN MEo s6 Sffs BE Rsw MSt@fs
S Smss t fows sSEiaii' Oklahoma ys.
Ames.
s:45 p. M.-wHT t4OO). Ch.caso-or-
chestra; features.
pc Poems Edgar Quest
500 ?. Nj KFAB ls40s) Lin binc2 PITT,
bnrE3 IeiEf War hPN sonss WAHG 5$15S
Richmond Hill-Barytone: trio. WBB7M
(220) Chic1go-Dance music; popular
String Hii trio: tenor. WIZ $3.50, Spring
feldl-Rldio ball. WCX OH P ontliisc
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and Instrumental. WGR (3l9aa, BuflIS,lo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Grotto Band. VICES
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son Citv-Talks: old fddling contest.
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lantic City-Conccrt Orchestra. WSM
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St. Paul-Dance.
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Bunalo-Musical reading. ,MoMtf
(4q9.7(. MemphlsEhn its,. Woo WOO
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1I;45 p. M.-wDAF (365.0). Kansas
City-Nighthawh Frolic.
1900 M-KYW 1884. Chicago-or-
gsgas ssPders N E.dlia WTHr W s46S}
Chicago-Your Hour League; Pat
Barnes.
IL 80 A. M.-wJJD (370.2). Mooseheart
--Settin' Up Hour.
somnia Club WoJ (447.5). Chicago
Ginger Hour
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RUG MAKING SUBJECT
Importer Will Explain Part OF
America in Oriental Art.

Influence Of America In the art Of
Oriental rug making will be dis
cussed at 8 D m. by Seraph Ash
jan, importer at 21O n. Meridian ST.
The general public is invited. Ash
jan told of intricacies Of Oriental
rug weaving Thursday before art
classes from Butler University and
Shortridge High School.
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ETHEL SKIPS Aga
Tcmperamental Pianist Does Fade.
away at Denver.

BIZ Tntrd Press
DENVER, Colo, Feb 19.-Ethel
Leginska, temperamental pianist.
who was to have shared in a concert
here last night with Paul Tkochanski,
violinist, did another Of her famous
fadeaways and failed to appear.
Announcement was made that
Miss Leginska was suffering from
a nervous breakdown and was under
The care of u physician"
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6:I5 p. M.-KNA (252D. Shenandoah
Grady and Doc, Auntie Blossom WCCo
(4164. Minneapolis st. Paul--Concert.
$50 r. M;-WAHG '313,Gl. Rtc1 wR nd
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talk, French, WILT (3S4s5i, P phls Il
Nashvile-OrchestrA
$40 r. M.-wLs (344.6l. Chicago-or-
s;ss P. M-wcAE e4e1,2). p, ,-
York-Cellist. WIZ asa 30, New York
N. Y. U. course.
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mond Eill---organ. wBCN t266l Chi
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tai WEEP GAS o.. Boston- Music.
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--Orchestra; Bonnie ladies cWla.IIi b
Wifi 2ITi7 ttse4 81. PRiladelphia Entertain
ers WIS (344.6l. Chicagoal-u,laby
Times: Ford and Glenn. WMBB t25Ol
Chicago-Artists; Old Home Songs. WOO
150S y Philadelphis-WoO Orchestra.
WORD L?75), Batavls1M7 a. o uhheie
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CIASSICS FADE

Classics may fade out Of the air
but Jazz music never" says an Ohio
radio fan. 81 have one complaint
to make Of my set. When It Is tuned
for a little symphony orchestra 81
fades and one OF those
Internal jazz bands creeps In. IL
never loses a jazz band; instead OF
fading jazz becomes palmer ana
nlainer"
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BATTERY TEST

A hydrometer permits the operator
to know the condition OF charge that
exists within the battery. A full
charge will float the graduated tube
high. and when the battery is dis
charged 1t will sink.
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Tire Punctured 857
Times Leaks No Air

/ new and amazing scientific puncture
proof discovery has been perfected by Mr..
o. S. Nelson. B-930 Logan Building.
Mitchell, South Dakota with which an
automobile tire was nunchired S57 times
without loss Of air Makes all old aA well
as new tires puncture proof. II incrcases
the mileage OF tires enormously. Makee
ordinary tire troubles go forever. Prevents
tire changing. II Ia inexpensive. Mr.. Mel.
son wants agents and is willing TO send
samples for denomination at his own
risk Write him today.
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1908 Philadelphia - Orchestra.
WRVA 1866. Rich nond-orchestra.
1898 p. M.-wLS (344.6). Chicago -
Ford and Glenn.

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1898 p. M.-wLs (3446). Chicago -
Ford and Glenn.
900 p. M-KFKx. (2ss;3l. H5sstinggss -
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d5SsSs55j, oms6a@Classicai program. Voc
1850, Davenport-Trave1 lecture.
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9:1O p. M-KDKA (309.1). East Pitts
burgh-Music.
9:1S p. M.-1KoA 1929 a., Denver -
Studio talks. WOO (50s.@). Philadel-
oreIMusicai selections.
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Ho0Sier" Briefs

HARTFORD City Paper Com
I'LL pany, which makes a trans
parent paper, has received
good news. A physics professor
says windows made out or 1t are
healthier, as they do not filter out
the ultra violet rays in sunlight.
Lewis Wright Of Upton has had
tough luck with his animals. tlrst
he lost a valuable heifer, then
dog. Then he found his pet pony
dead in it's stall.
Using a sledge hammer, Jonathan
Van Shoup of Portland wrecked the
furniture in his home during a
spree, according to police.
More prosperity for Plymouth.
Ten workmen have arrived to start
work on the new Lee Trailer and
Body Company.
Mayor Chester r. Montgomery OF
South Bend is being mentioned as
possible candidate for Democratic
nomination for the long-term sena
torship in the May primaries.
Mrs. Andrew Herdern slipped on q
rug at Alexandria and broke her
arm.
Robert, son of R. C. Currier
Bloomington Y. NJ. c. A. secretary
had a narrow escape from death. TIC
was struck on the head by a BRICK
dropped from top of the new Indiana
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RADIO 7SSs
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Radio Programs

90 P. M;-KDKA isOo.T ikT East Tifii,
AaAI W SdiSaS B fdi mo- PilIsbSTgA pro
Dinner inn.; concert. wcCo C4l64l., Mime
apohs-St. Paui-Court. WEEI t34S9(.
pRiiadelphia Orchestra. WGBS
$3.50. New York-Orchestra. WGH
3O2 s. Chicago-Skeezix time. WGh
(3loD. Buffdo-Trio. WGI t5Ie.ol D.
Schenectady-Su nday school iesso ol;
WOR (4O6 - Newark-Quartet. WoOE
800, Mllw aukee-Boy Scouts Camp
fire.
6.45 =. M.-woC (4s36l. Davenport
Chimes. Sandman WPG t29e.S). At
iantic Cty~Organ. dinner music.
G p. M.-KYw (535.4l. Chicago-Dinner
concert. WBZ $3.50. Springfield -, -
Music story hour. WBAP 4FoSl- e.
Worth-Orchestra. WDAF t3oo;oI
Kansas City-"School of the AR.
WAR $3.50, acknowledgements
WEAF (49l.5) New iork-Pianist. go
prano. WEEI (34s.e). Boston : Big
Brother WIP t50S.3l Phlladelphia---
Uncle Wip. violin. WHIT 600, chi
cago-String Trio, classic program. or
gan WIN 1901 Hew York-Enter-
tainers, tenor. VIZ o424 %. New
YCrk-Concert WILD (3702). Moose
heart - Instrumental hour. WIS
f3446). Chicago-Supper bel program
WMAo (447.6) Chicago-Widc AN axe
Club. Alter League. organ. WOAW
(536). Omahs-Banio band. WRVA
1850. Richmond. Va.--Orchestra.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-19
WFBN
Merchants Heat and Light Com
pany. 268 Meters.
Friday, Feb. 10

600z-Sports and stock mar
ket reports.
630-Children's Hour.
700--Gus Edwards Athletic
Club Orchestra. y. NJ.
G. A. program.
7:50-Play by play description
Of the Butler vs. Frank
lin basketball game
direct from the playing
floor ct Franklin. Broad
cast by the 1ndianapo-
lis Blythe @. Her.
bricks. Announcer.
9:l5-Little Theatre program.
10:0c-Indianapolis Times pro-
gram.
11:00-Request organ program
Dessa Byrd, Circle
Theter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-19
GIRL REPORTER SOUGHT
Terre Haute Newspaper Woman
Missing at Chicago,

BIZ United Press ,
CHICAGO, Feb. 19.-Miss Myrtle
Woadle, newspaper woman Of Terre
Haute, Ind, today was the subject
of a city-wide police search follow
ing receipt of a request from her
parents. Miss Weddle disappeared
last Monday night, after coming here
about two weeks ago to visit Mrs.
Ruth Nelson at the Claridge Hotel.