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Radio Programs

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new DRIVE ON
WORLD COURT
Shipstead to Speak Tonight
at Chicago.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, March 1.-THE second
attack Of the Observation-Disclosures
forces against the world court Will
be sounded tonight with Senator
Henrik Shipstead, farmer-laborite OF
Minnesota, commanding the bar
rage
Choosing as his subject how to
keep out of the world court" Ship
stead will carry-on from the attack
launched several weeks ago by Sen
ator Borah, Idaho, Republican, and
Senator Reed Missouri. Democrat.
Shipstead's speech will mark the
final drive in Illinois to turn voters
against the candidacy OF Senator
William B. Mckinley, stanch Cool
idge Republican. 1t is also received
as a drive for anti-court factions in
other Middle West States.
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MARCH IL, 1926
REVUE SONGS
TO BE ON AIR
Former |. U. Students viii
Broadcast Tonight.

Songs from the Jordan River Re
vue, Indiana University musical
show, at the Murat theater, Friday
night, will be on the program which
Miss Betty Clements of Crawfords-
Vile and George HIGHWAY, Bloom
ington, will give tonight over
WFBM, Merchants Heat and Light
Company.
Both Miss Clements and Heigh-
way were members of the Jordan
River Revue cast when at the Uni
versity. Their program will run
from 1890 to u, and includes such
Jordan Revue hits as might of
Love-" Freedom" "a Million Years
Ago." and "Grosmania. HIGHWAY
is alumni secretary Of the university.
Paul Mccarthy, Indiana University
medical school student, will play.
Miss Clements will sing again
Thursday night from s to $50.
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Rochester Little Symphony Orches-
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CST-WLS circus.
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Dinner concert.
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EST-"The Merry Old Chief"
WBZ, Springfield 1881 M, 9 p. NJ,
EST-Irish musical program by
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CHILD WELFARE TOPIC
Legion National Committee VIII Dis
cuss Program at Meeting.

Important questions OF policy In
The American Legion's child welfare
program for orphaned and dependent
children Of World War veterans will
be discussed by the national child
welfare committee to convene at
national headquarters here tomorrow
morning for a two-day session, nc
cordins to National Adjutant James
+. Norton.
In addition to the Legion commit
tee members. National Commander
John r. McQuigg Of the Legion, a
number of state chairmen and other
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wcAP. wcCo. WOO. wEAo (2e3ol.
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STUMP AT SEYMOUR

BIZ Tnifcd Press -, - =
= SEYMOUR, Ind, March Ito
operation has made it possible Tor
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senatorial nomination, told the Ro-
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
OGDEN BLANES PARENTS
Candidate Cites Reason Youths Lead
Fast Life.

Automobiles and liquor tend to
produce the inclination for youths
to lead a fast life, James M. Ogden,
Republican candidate for nomination
for Seventh district Representative,
declared at community meeting at
$40 N. New Jersey st. Tuesday
night.
Parents have failed to instil the
safety brake OF a strong conscience"
Ogden said. "They have not sold
the boys and girls on interest in the
exchange Of ideas, the consideration
of leading public questions, the study
of our political system, an under
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tawa-Irish music program: dance
WBBM (226). Chicago-Quartet: string
trio; orchestra. WBZ t333.3l. Spring
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SIXTY YEARS WED

BIZ United Press
MARION. Ind, March Nv. T.
50, Civil War veteran. ard
his wife today embarked on their
sixty.first year Of married life. Hun
dreds Of friends called on them as
they observed their sixtieth wedding
Tuesday.
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DEALERS VISIT DETROIT
Ford Representatives Leave on Spe-
ciaI Train for Plant.

A delegation Of approximately two
hundred Ford dealers from Indian
apolis and surrounding territory will
leave tonight on a special Big Four
train for Detroit, to be guests of the
Ford Motor Car Company. In addi-
ton to a tour of inspection of the
AFord plant, statesmen will visit points
1bf interest. They will return Satur-
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OWN FUNERAL PLANNED
Vincennes Woman Commits Suicide
in Home.

BIZ United Press
VINCENNES, Ind, March IL
Plans are being made today to carry
out the funeral arrangements made
by Mrs. Ethel l.. Johnson, 36, be-
fore she ended her life.
The womau's body was found by
her husbands brother when he went
into the bathroom to shave.
Dependency caused by Ill health
caused the woman's action, the note
In which she asked that her body be
buried at Eaton, said.
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Dancing

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standing Of those who would be our
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WFBM
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Wednesday, March II


00-6:30-Sports and stock mar
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6:30-7:00 Children Hour,
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7:00-8:00-Gus Edwards Ath-
letic Orchestra; Miss
Gladys Ogilvie.
S:00-S:30-Camptire Girls, 14th
birthday program.
S:30-9:00-Metropolitan School
of Music.
9:00-9;30-Wheeler City Mis-
sion.
9:30-10 Box. of p. No. So.
10:30-12:0 0-Gus Edwards Ath-
letic Club Orchestra,
Indiana University
Jordan River Revue.
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Gas From Stomach
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vital organs. Mr., E, Morris for a long
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RADIO 7 7$Sa
(An Central Standard Tme)

MCcAAE 1912. PitttsbYrsho -5ss
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Evening star., 1926-10-30
MISSIONARY INSTITUTE
TO BE HELD AT CALVARY
Rev. Avery A. Shaw Of Brooklyn
to Conduct Bible Hour at Meet
ing November 8, 10 and IL.

A missionary institute will be given
November 3, 10 and II at Calvary
Baptist Church. The program in
cludes a Bible hour each afternoon at
2 o'clock and each night at o'clock,
conducted by Rev. Avery A. Shaw Of
Brooklyn; study classes, from ESQ to
4:10; addresses on social service and
missionary activities at later hours,
and classes in methods Of organization
The officers Of the institute commit
tee are as follows: General chairman,
Mrs. William l.. Darby; vice chairmen,
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe, Mrs. William
F. Mcdowell. Mrs. w. r. Metz and
Mrs. o. e. Howe; treasurer, Miss FAM
ny G. Childs: chairman program. Mrs.
Harvey S. Irwin; vice chairman pro-
gram, Mrs. II. M. Kendrick; chairman
federation representatives, Mrs. C.. O.
Goodpasture; chairman registration.
Mrs. George Ross: vice chairman
registration, Mrs. Arthur Briscoe;
chairman young peoples work. Mrs.
James Gripp; vice chairman young
peoples work, Miss Helen Lyon; chair
man literature, Mrs. Hugh Smith;
vice chairman literature, Mrs. w. g..
JAMESON; chairman publicity, Mrs.
Irving Ketchum; chairman place and
supper. Mrs. Frank E. Edgington;
chairman entertainment. Mrs. William
e. Boulter; chairman music, Mrs.
James Shera Montgomery: chairman
church arrangement, Mrs. J. e.
Dowell; chairman Of ushers, Mrs. w.
w. Lemmond.
Evening star., 1926-10-30
CHURCHES ARRANGE
7TH UNION SERVICE
Rev. DR.. Albert Parker Fitch
of NorthfieId, Minn., Will
Be Preacher.

The seventh union Sunday afternoon
service under the auspices of the
Washington Federation Of Churches
will be held tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock in the Eighth Street Temple,
Eighth and / streets. when the speak
er will be Rev. DR.. Albert Parker
Fitch, professor Of history Of religion
at Carleton College. Northfield. MINI.
His subject will be 1.-TWO Lives" Rev.
Dr.. William S. Abernethy, minister
Of Calvary Baptist Church. will pre-
side.
In the evening DR.. Fitch will ad.
dress the congregation Of the First
Congregational Church in the Eighth
Street Temple, his theme being Sec
ond-hand Living"
Rev. DR.. Jason Noble Pierce will
preach at the morning service OF the
First Congregational Church, to be
held in the Metropolitan Theater. his
subject being "Christ's Desire" Sun
day school meets at $50 am. at the
Metropolitan Theater; primary depart.
ment at 10 o'clock at 81 Grant place.
Senior Society Of Christian En-.
deavor meets at the Eighth Street
Temple at $40 pm; Young Peoples
Society Of Christian Endeavor at 27
Grant place at the same hour.
Evening star., 1926-10-30
DR.. RICE RETURNS.
Will Preach in Parish Where He
Was Once Pastor.

"The Marks Of a Christian" will be
the topic Of the sermon by Rev. DR..
Clarence e. Rice tomorrow morning
at II o'clock at the Ambassador Thea
ter. Eighteenth street and Columbia
road, where the congregation of the
First Universalist Church now wor-
ships. The occasion marks the re-
turn Of DR.. Rice to minister for q few
Sundays to the parish Of which he
was formerly for some years the pas
tor.
The kindergarten class Of the
church school will occupy the hour of
the preaching service under the dtrec'
ton of Miss Virginia Fourier. Other
classes Of the church school will con-
vene at the theater Immediately after
the service Of worship, the mems
class being led by DR.. F. w. Ballou.
The Young Peoples Christian Union
will hold its o'clock evening devo-
t1onal meetings at the parish house,
1901 S street, its theme for tomor-
row being "Working Together" led
by Miss Doris Uppercue.
Evening star., 1926-10-30
DR.. WOOD CONTINUES
SERMONS ON BALKANS
"Raguss, Champion Of Liberty" F"
His Subject Tomorrow at
Church Of Covenant.

"Raguss, the Beautiful. the Heroic
Champion of Faith and Liberty" will
be Rev. DIR. Charles Woods special
subject tomorrow night at the Church
Of the Covenant in his series of ser
mons on "The Tragic Story Of Chris
tinan Civilization in Dalmatia and
the Balkans" His morning subject
will be "Christ's Feeling About God,
Man and Life to Come"
The Sunday school opens at $50
o'clock and the adult Bible classes,
the beginners and primary depart
ments open at 9:45. The Junior Chris
tian Endeavor Society will meet in
the morning under supervision OF
Mrs Clarence Heacock. The kinder
garten. under the supervision Of Miss
Alvather, cares for children from
to years Of age during morning
worship.
Limited immigration" will be the
subject of an informal debate in the
program of the Senior Christian En-
deavor Society. The Young Peoples
Society will discuss the regular topic,
What Are the Good Points of the
Various Races in American" The En-
deavorers will meet at 6:15 o'clock for
tea and fellowship and at 6:45 o'clock
for their regular meetings. Mid
week service for prayer and confer.
ence at pm. Thursday.