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BASKET finals
BROADCASTING
STARTS FRIDAY
Times to Give PIay-by-PIay
Account of Everything at
Playground.

At $50 a. m. Friday The Indian
apolis Times will go on the air over
WFBM state Merchants Heat and
Light Company with the play-by-
play descriptions of the State high
school basketball finals which will
be broadcast direct from the playing
floor in the Exposition Bldg, State
Playground.
A special sound-proof booth has
been constructed directly above the
playing floor and from here Blythe
Hendricks and Carl Foil, who han
died the games for The Times last
year, will give Hoosier basketball
fans a complete account of every
thing that takes place in the large
building during the tournament.
The first game is scheduled for
Friday morning, but broadcasting
will start at $50 when the line-ups of
the various teams and other pre-
tourney news will be given. The
broadcasting booth and the station
nave D0Gu COHuSCI6u Will IL uSI VIZ II
Of telephone lines so that the an
nouncers at the Playground and the
station operator may be in constant
communication with one another.
The Western Union Telegraph
Company has installed four special
wires in the building to handle the
flood of kilograms received from
fans each year reporting reception
of the games. Due to the basketball
games, The Times will not broad
cast it's regular musical program
from the SEVERN studio Friday eve
ming, but will resume these pro-
grams Friday, March &c.
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RADIO 7 a asSa
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Today Best

CoDyriGht. 1926. bu United Press
KGO, Oakland (361 ND, Z. M.
PCST-Four one-act plays.
KDTkA, East Pittsburgh (309 M, 9
F. M. EST-Polyphonic choir.
WSB, Atlanta (42S M, 10:4o p. M.
CST-Organ recital.
WDAF, Kansas City 1866 ND, HAD
P. M. CST-Night Hawk frolic.
WEAF Hook-up, p. M. EST
Joint program, including quartet and
orchestra, Harvesters Eskimos and
Kneicht's Orchestra.
WCCO, Minneapolis (41G M,
p, NJ. CST-The Larkinites, by re
mote control from WEAF, New
York.
WJR, Pontiac, Mich (517 M, 1880
P. M. EST-"Ide and Meginity."
WOAW, Omaha (526 NJ, P. M
CST-Sixth radio concert Of Omaha
Daily Tribune.
WMAQ, Chicago GAO M, p. NJ
CST-Garden talk by James Bur
dette.
VIVID, Mooseheart, III. (37O M,
P. M. CST-Mooseheart children's
concert.
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WILL ORDER REPAIRS
Works Board tot Demand Street
Car Track Improvement.

Rundown paving between tracks
of the Indianapolis Street Railway
Company soon will be repaired,
board of works members indicated
today.
Following a legal opinion the COM
pany must maintain paving between
it's tracks, board members prepared
to order immediate repairs. Penn
sylvania St., south of st. Clair ST.,
and the east end of Prospect st.
were mentioned by Oren s. Hack,
board member, as first points Of at
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

certs provided by the Victor Com
pany on which their recording art
lists have appeared. The program
also will include dance selections by
Roger Wolfe Kahn's and George
Olsen's Victor Recording Orchestras.
The program will start at 8, 1ndi-
annapolis time and continue for one
hour.
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Radio PROGRAMS

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REVUE SONGS ON AIR
1. u. Production Selections to Be
Broadcast Tonight.

Frances Anne Wishard. at the
piano, and Miss Betty Clements,
Charlottesville, soprano soloist, will
be heard over WFBM tonight in a
number of Jordan River Revue
songs. Miss Maud Custer, Butler
college student, will be on the pro-
gram In a series of violin solos.
The Jordan River Revue will be
presented by Indiana University
students at the Murat Friday night.
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the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
under auspices Of the Tabernacle
Mems Brotherhood.
The annual election OF officers OF
the brotherhood will precede the adj
dress
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BROTHERHOOD TO MEET

DIR. Frank w. Bimle or Chicago,
lecturer and author, will discuss
christianity and World Problems Of
Today" at a dinner Friday night at
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PLAN LENTEN NUMBERS
First Congregational Church Solo
lists Will Be on Air.

lists Will Be on Air.
The Mary Traub Busch program
from WFBM, Merchants Heat and
Light Company, Thursday evening
from $40 to 1890. will include Len
ten numbers that are favorites with
every church audience. The artists
presenting this program are both So
loists at the First Congregational
Church. Jessica McWhirter, So
prano, who will be heard on this pro-
gram, is a comparative newcomer
here. Her home is in New York.
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Dancing

7:30-KPRC-WGBS.
8:00-WBBM-WENR.
8:30-WCAU.
8:45-WMC.
Observation-Disclosures.
9:30-WBAP-WI1N.
10: 00-WBBM-WOK.
10:30-WOAW.
11:00-WEBH-WLIB.
11:45-WDAF.
12:00-WDAW.
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Better Than Soda

For fifty years genuine Phillips
Milk Of Magnesia" has been pre-
scribed by physicians because it
overcomes three times as much acid
in the stomach as a saturated solu-
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VICTOR HOUR FRIDAY

Two Distinguished Operate Stars to
Be on Program.
Nine. Maria Jeritza and Emilio
De Gorgorza, distinguished operate
and concert stars, will be heard on
the Victor Hour program to be
broadcast Friday evening from WIZ.
WGY, WBZ, KDKA, WRC, and
KYW.
This will be the last Of three con-
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Hereafter instead of soda take a
little Phillips Milk of Magnesia" in
water any time for indigestion or
sour. acid, gassy stomach, and relief
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WI BIN

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Thursday, March ID
0-4:00-Indiana Federation OF
Clubs hour.
6:00-6:30-Sports and stock mar
ket reports.
6:30-7:00-Boys' hour. f. Q.
Belzer, Indianapolis
Council B. S. A.
7:00-7:45-Gus Edwards Athletic
Club Orchestra.
Miss Gladys Ogilvie.
7:45-S:00-Safety Talk by
Sergeant owen, Indi-
annapolis Department.
8:00-S:30-I dian a University
Jordan River Revue.
S:30-9:30-Indianapolis Ad Club
program.
0:30-Mary Traub Busch
program.
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HON Ely NJ DON
AT RESORT
FOR BARON
Cuban Charge d'Affaires
and Bride at Atlantic
City on Honeymoon

Honeymooning at Atlantic City
this week is the secretary Of the
Cuban legation. Senior Don Jose T.
Baron, and his bride Of Wednesday.
formerly Miss Catherine Shea, of
Washington.
Miss Shea and Senior Baron were
married quietly in Baltimore on
Wednesday, with the parents of
the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Shea, S17 + st. N. E., acting as
witnesses.
The couple met. through a sister.
in-law of the bride, Mrs. William
Shea, of the Argonne Apartments,
herself a Cuban.
Following the ceremony they left
for Atlantic City where they will
remain until the first of next
week. Upon their return they win
make their home at the Wakefield
Apartment on New Hampshire Ave.
nue..
Senior Baron has been acting
charge d'affaires OF the legation
during the absence of the minister,
Senior Don Rafael Sanchez Aballi
AMBASSADOR
is GUEST
Baron De MARITIME, italian Am.
bassador to the United States. and
President Nicholas Murray Butler
of Columbia University were guests
at a dinner at the Hotel Biltmore,
New York, last evening following
the laying Of the cornerstone OF
the italian house at the university.
The Ambassador of Mexico, Senior
Don Manuel c. Teller, who has
been visiting his home In Mexico
for several weeks, viii arrive to.
morrow in New York. He will join
Sonora de Teller and their chill
dren at the embassy, where they
have remained during his absence
X X
The Minister of Latvia and Nine
Charles L. Seya left by motor this
morning for Long Island where
they will make a series of visits
They will return the first Of next
week.
The Minister Of Panama, Senior DR.
Don Ricardo J. Alfaro, will leave
today for New York and will sal
Saturday for Panama to join Nine
Alfaro and their family, who are
passing the summer there.
X X y
Harry Hays Morgan, American
Consul at Buenos Ayres. Is a pas
senger on the Majestic, which sails
tonight.
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Mrs. J. w. Thompson, Of 315!
| Nineteenth st. n. W., has jus
recently registered at Haddon Hall
Atlantic City.
| n 4
Mrs. Blaine Elkins Is the CUES
of Mrs. William F. r. Hit at Sara
toga Springs.
Evening star., 1926-11-28
Van Dyke, the Author,
Lectures Here Thursday

DR. HENRY VAN DYKE, author
and diplomat, is to give readings
rom his own works. under the aus
pices of the Washington Society of
the Fine Arts at Central High School
Thursday evening. at SIS o'clock. 1t
has been several years since DIR. Van
Dyke has lectured in Washington.
There is no more popular American
author today than he, and none has
made wider reputation through both
poetry and prose writing.
DR.. Van Dyke was ordained to the
Presbyterian ministry in 1879, having
graduated from the Princeton Theo-
logical Seminary two years earlier
and for many years he preached the
gospel. From 1900 to 1928 he was
professor of English literature at
Princeton. During this period. that is
from 1913 to 1917. he answered the
call of his country and served as
United States Minister to the Neither
lands at Luxembourg. In 1918 he was
awarded the Legion of Honor. Among
his best known works are Little
Rivers" "The Blue Flower" "Fisher-
mans Luck" THE Builders" Music
and Other Poems" "The House of
Rimmon," THE Lost Boy" and, most
lately, Half Told Tales"
The Washington Society of the Fine
Arts is fortunate in being able to
place DR.. Van Dyke on their program
of literature lectures this season.
While these lectures are arranged
chiefly for the members of the society.
as the seating capacity of the hall
at Central High School is large. the
public is admitted for a nominal fee.
Evening star., 1926-11-28
Sounding Brass

Two good musical attractions will
be presented at Loew's Palace Theater
this week. Brooke Johns, Washing
tons boy, will bring his All-American
CollegianS' Orchestra a descriptive
overture novelty by Tom Cannon and
his concert orchestra called ''Valencia
Around the World" will be played.
Brooke Johns, familiar first as an
entertainer on various roof gardens
and later as star in the "Follies"
with Ann Pennington, needs no intro
duction, but his All-American Collegi-
ans are new to Washington jazz fans.
The Collegians are college boys as apt
with their instruments as Brooke
himself and their act, called Ten
Minutes to Play" is said to be fast,
furious, merry melange of music,
mirth and melody
Colby Harrington has staged the
special scenic and electrical effects
that will embellish Valencia Around
the World"
Meyer Davis will personally lead
50piece orchestra at the Philadel-
phia Assembly this week. The as
sembly is always an exclusive affair:
only descendants of the original mem
bers and their friends may attend.
The following songs are the latest
to be released, all in fox trot tempo:
Just Little Longer" by Jean Gold
kettle and his orchestra: Sunday"
b" Jean Goldkette and his orchestra;
Hello. Blue Bird" by Art Landry and
his orchestra; Hugs and Kisses" by
Art Landry and his orchestra; Half
Moon" from Eddie Dowling's Honey
Moon Lane" production: Jersey
VA lF,,I1- 1G-xN
The Two of U.s." by Johnny Hamps
Kentucky Serenaders; Beside a Gar
den WALL by Art Landry and his
orchestra; "Leander," by George Oh
son and his music; "I'd Love to Call
You My Sweetheart" by Johnny Mar
vim.
a popular number of this weeks
advanced release is THE Little White
House." a fox trot. by Warnings Penn
sylvanians.
Collins WaShingtonians' jazz or
chestra played at the Gavel Club last
night. New Year eve the orchestra
will substitute for the Willard Orches-
ira at a dance to be held in the hotel
that evening.
Director Arthur Maxwell will pre-
sent a specially arranged overture,
composed from tunes taken from
Ziegfeld's Follies. The overture will
contain the following tunes: sunny"
"WhO.' ''D' Ye Love Me" and AT
the Hunt Ball"
Warnings Pennsylvanians will enter
tain one hour at the Crandall Metro
politan Theater Saturday of this
week. with the addition of Metropoli
tan RamblerS Orchestra. This will
comprise a total of 80 musicians, all
to be heard for one hours duration
in an unusually entertaining concert
Chief Caupolican, famous Indian
baritone. returns to the Metropolitan
this week with an entirely new group
Of songs. The chief will appear with
u striking Sioux war bonnet and full
Indian regalia.
Evening star., 1926-11-28

mother, comes. Tomsky tells Herman.
whom he sees is in love with the be-
trothed 1eletSky, of Liza'S gra and
mother. once the toast of Paris. who
is called "Pi0ue Dame" Uhe Queen of
SpadnSl because of her success in
gambling and "a secret she won from
lover of three cards that will always
win. She has told the secret twice
and has been warned that should she
tell a third person she will die: Yet it
is also predicted that she will tell this
secret to one who is in love. Herman.
hearing this. has the desire implanted
to get the secret from the old countess
so that he may be rich and win Liza
(who has shown she returns his inter
est. Herman has never gambled,
only been an onlooker, previously, but
now the lust is aroused and his mind
is tortured.
He climbs to I.iZas balcony tsecond
aCO, where she has been telling a girl
friend of her sadness ut having to
marry against her wishes. Then
comes the big love duet and pledging
of vows between Herman and Liza
At gorgeous ball that night in honor
of Catherine the Great. Liza tells Her.
man how the next day he can slip
into Il secret door between her grand
mothers apartment and her own and
come TO her. The urge for wealth
dwarfing other feelings. he decides TO
go that night and force the card secret
from PiQue Dame. At the beginning
of the third act he enters the empty
apartment and hides; the old lady
comes in, decides to sleep in a big
chair and becomes settled for the
night: Herman appears. threatens her.
and the shock kills her. She dies
without revealing the secret. Liza
discovers Herman and is embittered,
believing he does not love her and
only wants the money through the
secret. He treasures her. They plan
a rendezvous on, the bridge. Herman,
tortured by his thwarted DESIRES hyp-
notices himself into seeing the count
ess arising from her coffin several
days after the funeral and he feels
that the vision tells him the three.
seven and ace are the magic cards.
He becomes quite mad with the
gambling fever; meets Liza, who, per
ceiving his state of frenzy and feeling
that all is lost, throws herself in the
river: Herman, however, has rushed
to the gambling hall and is playing
for big stakes, "a, 1000 rubles. Twice
he wins. The third time Yeletsky. his
rival for Liza. is the only one who
will accept his challenge. They play.