davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1926-01-26
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME |
DWELLING BEING PREMISES NO. !
6629 HARLAN PLACE. TAKOMA |

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME
nv es29 HAELAN PLACE. TAkoMA
BY virtue, of g certain deed Of trust re-
corded in liber $50. at folio 241 among
the land records of the District of Columbia
and at the request. of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will cell
a, public sqe,iSn IHI in front o5 the premises
FEBRUARY. AID. 1926; AT FIVE PM.
isnated as and being lot 43 in John ]. Stan
ley's re-subdivision Of certain lots in square
1886 Of Woodford D; Harlan's subdivision
of part of "Chillum Castle Manor" in the
District of Columbia. as per plat of said
subdivision recorded in liber. No. 73 at folio
SO one of the records Of the surveyors
Terms: Sold subject TO prior deed Of
trust for, $4,000. further particulars OF
which will be announced ut time of sale:
raid in cash. A deposit of 5000 required.
Conveyancing. recording and revenue stamps
at purch aser's cost. Terms. TO be complied
forfeited and the property may be advertised
ALFRED B. BAKER
J. ROGER SPATES.
iaOa-dLda
Evening star., 1926-01-26
fNSTALLMENT XXXVU.
Hargrave's Whim.

Y Y ARGRAVE murmured a brief
IL introduction. The countesse
said q few agreeable words
i i to Violet, and turned back
to Hargrave,
The other night, my friend" she
confided, you interested me greatly
but you did not puzzle me. Now 1 am
more than puzzled am bewildered.
[ should like, il I might, to ask you a
question"
"Wny?"
You have at times Il somewhat
grim expression-that, you know, Of
course-the air Of man who is find
ing life either wearisome or something
Of a dogged task. Do you agree,
Evening star., 1926-01-26

A man arrested recently in South
Dakota was held on suspicion OF hav-
ing committed a murder in Texas in
1865.
Evening star., 1926-01-26
AUCTION SALES.
FVvTTyRE nAYS


y. oNcN O. sun.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
PREMM PpRREEM5SEs no. lilo Ilth STREET
oSy By virtue Of certain deed of trust; dated
Octooer ID. 1928. being instrument No. l..
rscorded r October II, 1925 among the land
,a Iho request OF the party secured thereby. the
tin1 tioersisned trustees will sell at PUBLIC auS-
PAY. ~. TIE TIE FORTH DAY Of FEBRUARY.
1oiloVine, described land and premises, Sit
uste in the District OF Columbia. and desig
nated Hnfsi, as and being lot 80 in Charles II
5,olden and others subdivision OF sauarc
3i2: as per plat recorded in the onlce OF the
IIq3hhseynr I3hyr foT the District OF Columbia IN
Terms Sold. subject to q. first deed of
trust for $4,000 and second deed of trust
for, for $3.50. further particulars Of which
%lli oe announced at time of sale: the pur-
% chase price above said trust to be naid in
ancins, recording and revenue stamps at
with;n aih;ase - Sost Terms TO he compiied with m
feited and the property may be advertised
ard Tesoid at the discretion of the trustees.
NJ. J. WRIGHT
C. a. SMITH.
]a2o-d&1s.exSu Trustees.
Evening star., 1926-01-26
THos. J. OWEN & son. AUcTIoNEERs.

BY ALFRED H. LAWSON.
ja19-d&ds exSu Real Estate Officer
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Other Live Stock

. CHICAGO, Jan. 23.-Hogs-Receints,
ZOO 900; market ma lghtwe,ghsg % 70 soc up,
Gi5 b SS sSei PPgl5 + gC
weieRis ii IS Il i$ 9g9g l2s sSt , lEhs
II 80: killing pigs. Si5 a 1850. Cattle y
keceipts, 1000; compared week ago,
we'll s steers se eSSy s others @
TO 4Oc lower; medium steers in excessive
npGg qsT rd doo 0d head SseRed
the last VITO weeks In eleven principal
markets; weeks extreme top yearlings.
too man ,ylower sgrade steers slow: soc
lower on heavy cows ami heifers. grading
good and better: common cows and, can,
lower; stockers and feeders steady, CSC
1895: stockers !. and feeders S7Gs; fat
cows. S5.25 a 6.S5; heifers. S6.75 a 7,S5:
s s1g and sSStsr 81 III ys rdTd
600 direct and SO cars from feeding sta
ton for. week; today's market nominal;
lower: bulk 70, packers SHOWING fqiis de-
eiinsi feeding LAMPS GROUND 3Se lower
lambs SIS ,eo:' ye ssPI yethsrs, $3.50;
sa2 weeks prices fst lambs. $i4'25G
gPo sSysS9erS "a. sis go. aasa Tss sdSTs
lambs. SI450Q15.25.
ceipts, 80; market, slow and steady
caiSes@ sTSef. lover; good 10 choice S1S
SLOW steady to loe ,hiighsr :, COED !, I. (
good to ehoi ess SOFAS, LambsZNariSest'
PITTS BUkGH. Jan. 23.-Cattle = Re-
ceipts light: market stsady; choice. S10.2
a. 1880 good. 80 DO g, 10. fair, 81 d1S.2o I;
veal calves. $3.50 1850. Sheep and lambs
prime wethers slo@10;5o; good s9.25@
1850. Hogs-Recoipts 10 double,declSss;
Hs sTEe' mediums mediums sis. 56@ i$ l5 heavy
Workers. sl2.50@13.75: iigtb. Workers
sdaFss sa556a11p .tsr. SS ssS 1870
EAST BUFFALO. Jan. 23-Cattle-Re-
shigping. ! steers; ss.s9 g il 30; butcher
ca e % cho SS %fS 9Es sS esyp and 'f iSb
c6dss smbs sos9 f15ss s s cS to Steff sr
aY6.5o. Hogs@Recsipts, 500; market
3SsSSS1 9Ss
SCgL6EvE5AND gg9 az sS35H7 sSs,
pigs, $i3.75; roushs, $500 stays. $3.50
Cattle-Receipta 200 : market. steady;
good to choice bulls; SO a 80; good 70
cows, SIS 80 S6.75 fair to good cows s4
e so: common COWS 50 "a milchers,
500: market. steady: top, S15.25. Calves
Receipts 200: market. steady. top. SIG.
TOLEDO, Jan, 23.---Hogs-Receipts
light market. 25G 4oc higher 3 hesaytsgs,
workers. S13256 1910; good pigs. $3.50
old. Calves-Receipts. market, steady.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-23

's eRrss % cbarss R 2p9RS9 SsSnsdG a1as
S455,6i, Dsllas1sseryiees. city Temple.
WIS 4RSs Pfs MoiqsocfRissr%
Shurg6 wsB 'lH4i5s'SV)I, ztiantS@PTes-
7.{S I; M: sWMBB ta5o,, cnicaso--
1916 ?. MmYBcS. .C2es,. Chicago
$50 sr1 Il %BgMM {s29 sS oBisSsSSo
sali dsRSe Sle Quartet c WBz ts$33SS
1tSS9'5.5N scheneetadymst 1diiS' program
SSiS1ooSsSrt, oSebsstrs Woj tAs47,Sge.
@entSl, %sSB' S9as.s}s :" Atl ant S-
SAP ?; M-wEAE I491 .5) Nsy YORK,
wv wv" wcSXF?, WEI Voc TcA S#cco rS and
$40 +. MwKPRc J2as9(. Houston -
Pair Of Jacks" WIZ (454.3). New
oYrk-Flute.
SAP P. MZKoA tsaa.4. Denter-Evo-
300 z: M;;7.KrHs 1913. Hot Springs
wJRfDendf Ems soPTa9Sq leSCrs
"Reminiscences" WIZ f454.31 New
YorEmGodfrey Ludlow, yioiinist; also
WGY WMBB t25Ol Chicago-Orches-
ira; popular program, WOAN (1S2.3 80.
Lawrenceberg - Orchestra. ser0n alers:
Chapel services WORD I575l Batavia
--Addrees music WPG (290S). At
lantic City-Organ: soloists
0;I5 p. M.-KFUo l545.1l ST. Louis =
Talk. Rev. l.. j. Sleek. WSUI (483.6l.
Iowa iCty-Familiar hymns.
$3.50 p. M.-KGo (361.2) Oakland -
Evening services. KYw 1854. Chi
cago. wENR (266l Chlcago--Dance:
vocal; instrumental. WOAI (394.5),
San Acknowledgement WHIT (400l.
Chicago-Request program; backbone
hour.
0:45 p. M.-wHN (391.2l New York 49,
Orchestra. woo (4S3.6). Davenport -
Symphony orhceetra.
1000 p. M.--Amencan station silent one
hour for European tests
100 p. M.--wBAP (475.pl. TT. Worth
Popular music VICES (250). Oak
Park--Mixed features.
IL 80 p. M.--cTHs (374.sl Hot Springs
Organ classics
1900 M-wBBM t226). Chicsgo-Nutty
club: orchestra.
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Legal Notices
40
LEGAL NOTICE


The Indiana Stagc board of School Book
Commissioners will receive sealed bids UNI
til 10 O'clock. Feb; 5. 1925, at The Of
lie Instruction. Room 227 State House In;
dianapolis. INDIANA, from publishers o.
shoo eX6ookE4 az ~ SERIES Y aas taSt
books for use in the common schools OF
indiana for a term Of five years. in the
EnEsn spesg
History of the United states and lAomes-
TIC rs az 81 sd 9o9 ana 80 School DC
ficials in accordance with the law found
on page 100, Acts OF 1921.
thing of partisan or sectarian charac-
ter. and II Is required that they shall De
at least eqaa IN sye az binding and
chanica execution to, standard textbooks
now in use. SAID publishers shall specify
the weight and quality OF thread used;
he weight OF super used. the quShty q
glue used the quality Ct boards rs Cot
board: samples submitted shall be bound
as per specifications given for the above
The publisher shall state specifically in
such bid the price at which each book Will
be furnished also the exchange price oL
book on the same subject of like grade
and kind hut Of different series: ard shall
az su III 6ld wsn fe u
nished il such bid
ANY and ali bids by publishers must be
Of fifty thousand 1850, oo0l doIisfs TO
the acceptance and satisfaction of the
Governor Of the state Of lpdlana: condi;;
toned that IL any contract be awarded
to any bidder such bidder will enter into
a contract to perform the conditions Of
Of the textbook law Of Indiana 70 the
acceptance and satisfaction OF said board.
No bid sbal. be considered unless the
the bidder setting forth that he Is in no
wise directly or indirectly. connected with
any other publisher or firm who is bid
ding fol books submitted to such board.
nor bag any Decuniary interest in any 9TH
er publisher o. firm bidding at the same
time. and that he is not party to any
compact syndicate or other scheme where
by the benefits of connection are denied
to the people of the State of Indiana
The Indiana State Board OF Schoolbook
Commissioners reserves the right TO accept
or reject any and all bids and at their
for any particular book or series of books.
BY order Of the. Indiana State Board OF
SchoOlboolz Commissioners.
HENRY NOBLE SHERWOOD
President,
e. U. GRAFT.
Secretary.
Daily from Jan 3 to Feb. 8. inclusive.
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500 r. M.--KYw (5s5.D, Chicaso-
IPark-gibie school. .ws6 C42s'sj. At
$3.50 p. M.--KDKA t3001l, East Pitts-
huTG;hmDinprsr concert VEAL sS;49l.
cago--,Youn Womens Council; veeper
Council. WILT t394.5). PhiladelDhia--
Organ.
600 ?. M.-;wBz (ssssl Springfield
g osHesE Ssf1s'%SEffs eGblcaS Nsw
sing-Centrai NJ i. Church.
e.Ig r; M;-5KsD (545.D. St. Louis
ESQ P. M.-wEAF C4s1.5l. New York;
Thsater Gang; also WEEi,. WQAPs.
WTTAAG5 wwM{I WAR and TpcA,E wcC9
is siS Services ri"ne"Do"S-''' ru'-Sc'en'-
$3.50 ?. M;-T;KFNF (2g8l shenepdoah,
%FAR 4EES'B ps sssR sSsc, i BSs
oncern MI paa kadeT Woo "tsssS
e;{S v &. %.-RDE% si9ool East Pitts
RSSSEhFssryse bo wEA oTs,G ssa h ,SfSe
1899 Sunday e. M School, CUB S'eNtbz 0HIi$lssg
SSosa.s sSl, ynh %r%zZ
WEiB Sso2, s. c6lGSgO@15osc6es Or q.
Observation-Disclosures Stock Company.
WORD t275) Batavia--"Evensong';
i Dinner Concert VIZ ol54sSSo New ' York
Concert orchestra.
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( ssSSSBs R RsItsIR %a.e soD %GS
wes 2o9S2 4tq 99ns ctyMcop ysa
$3.50. AtSntasBaSTTni sOt dance team cam
WTAM (3s04). Cleveland--Coo Coo
Club novelty program. VITO t4759)
$50 =. M.2 9fdSlD5 ts4o.s). Lincoln =
9srchfes oTis s KSD t546n st. Louis 10
1850 Dallas--Priest Family recital.
wsm HaSS0 VIZ ,S SahnieaPggoPpp,hSytolog
Music. VINO I49S.7l. Memphis-Mu.
sic. WOAI (394.5). San Antonio--Vo-
cal solos. trio.
300 P. M-KERU 1890 Columbia.
M9oSMSss w KMAA g2s5s8 NsRePRndGSR
O0 WEB BaH s7oSSts Hos sDbsSP saRss
Musical monoiosus. VII VII js6s.Ss) f Phiia-
s opPsn1 Wis Wiz 1888 G oSEcaf Tors
wS S9sS'ra 4R779sam cd fRas DFfRs1S%
revue. chimes. WMBB 1S501 Chicago
V5sea9es'ra New popYplsE ggeoggTgatm WdMSCA
Voc i4sSB)' m DaSenport LuHs pdrOE WPG
y2ses} Atlantic 6City-plyagnSse. oWg5REgo
Nashville--Barn dance party.
9:s0 T. M.-KTHs (a74.s). Hot Springs
$3.50 P. M--wBBM (22e). chicago.-or.
chestra; popular program: guitars. WHIT
l400l. Chicag0--Orchestra songs.
Ark. artists VIZ '(454,31. Rev York
Saturday Nighters. WGBS 1880
1890 S'i ?. M.@K ky t4e7), Los Angeles
Program KIAa 1921. shenandoahs@-eor-
ehestra. XIII (405;2l, Los, Angeles7-
Courtesy, program, KGo I3e1 ~, Oak
Flowers" KOA (322,4). Denvor-Oc
chestrA WBCN (266). Chicago-Jazz
iamboree. WEAF l491.bl New York
Lopez Orchestra. WGN (302.S), Chicago
Vocal: dance. VIVID (3702), Chicago
Studio. WMCA DAD New York
Vareid program dance. WPG l299.S)
Atlantic City--Dance. WQJ (447.6)
Chicago-Radio artists; orchestra
1905 p. M.-wCCo t416.4l, Minneapolis
St. ;Paul-7Danee. WIP t5OS.2), Phila-
delphia--Organ.
1880 r. M.-wHT f4O0l, hicaso-sary-
tone: Hawaiian team; Little Symphony.
WJR (517). Pontiac--Jesters. WOAW
1920, Omaha-Qrchestra
1915 p. M.-wSB l42S.3D. Atlanta
Music.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-23
wheat FUTURES
DROP SLIGHTLY
Final Burst of Short Cover
ing Rallies Prices.
BU Untted Press

Blu United Press
CHICAGO. Jan. 2S.-Wheat fu-
lures dropped fractionally in to-
days session on the Board of Trade.
Heaviness in the leading cereals i'm
parted bearishness to coarse grains.
A final squirt Of short covering
rallied prices of wheat cut of
sharply lower territory reached in
a flood of selling by fasteners and
commission houses after an opening
bulge.
The market was nervous and
easily influenced. 1t was apparent
that the trade had lost confidence in
the market.
Export business and cash demand
was fiat. Corn sagged chiefly in
sympathy with wheat. Oats futures
moved within narrow limits. Liqui-
dation weakened provisions.
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RADIO 7 =sSs
(AI TIme)


CoDDri0ht. 1895. bv United Press
KSD, st. Louis Gas M, $3.50 p. M,
CST-St. Louis Symphony orches-
ira.
WRC. Washington (469 M. and
WIZ, and WGY.l 8 p. m, EST
Navy Band.
WNYC-, New York 1928 M, p. M.
EST-Metropolitan Museum Of art
symphony concert.
KTHS, Hot Spring (S75 M, $3.50 p.
M, CST-American Legion pro-
gram.
KGO. Oakland 1851 M. $40 p. m,
PCST-A>burmese song.
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7,45sP, M.-wHT (4oo). cricago-Musi-
cal features. orchestra.
p. M.-KLDs (441l. Independence,
Mo.--Ararat Temple. Chanters. KPRc
$4,000. Houston-FranlS rilton. plan
WBBM (226l, Chicago-Safety Council.
music. WCCO (416.41. Minneapolis
81. Paultm,-;lPhilosopphies Shakopee pro-
Classic hour. VICES $3.50 Oak Park
(37O.2), oseheart-Moosehear chill
naders soloists. WGsB 1850. New
York-Band WIZ (454 81 New York
DATED states, Navy Night. WMAQ
1870, Chicago-Pratt and Daw
WORD f275). Batavia--Concert. WMAR
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-23
Wholesale Meat Prices

Beef---Native steers 500 to 500 lbs.
oves carcass 4c: native heifera 400 to
45C lbs. ia 20c: fores under carcass
&c; kinds oyer carcass. Be: native cows
carcass. 1c: kinds over carcass. 2c Pork
Dressed hogs, 40 to 200 lbs. Goa 20 Y c
Gie9FaHRss penis fresh nq enderonsI 70 Vpsss
-Carcasses. 20 to 200 lbs 20M 24c.
kinds and saddles over carcass So: forea.
under carcass &c; Mutton-Spring lambs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-23
In the Sugar Market
lBy Thomson and McKinnon)

NEW YORK. Jan. 23-The activities OF
rennlrg interests are now pretty much con-
wnlie fresh commitments are at =
minimum. On the dip while ago in raw
operations sesulted it appears in the ac-
cumulation of enough. sugar to enable the
leading refiners TO take care of their re-
quirements for two weeks or more. Re-
fined prices as a. rule are now only nominal
NO light was thrown on the report that
substantial sales of Cuban raws at the
24s level had occurred this past week.
sugar futures ware point or so higher
today with the March option UP even more.
There was little indication of any foreign
demand for raws and any incentive for any
appreciate Improvement in that market
was lacking today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-23

Bv United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 23.---Traders
working for lower prices suffered
decided set back in the weekend
session. Stocks generally displayed
a strong tone and good sized recov-
cries from the recent lows took place
among the leaders.
Probably the strongest factor in
this rallying tendency was short
covering by operators, who had been
hammering the market earlier In the
week. But there were also signi-
ficant indications Of fresh buying
in anticipation of constructive de-
velopments.
These were particularly noticeable
in u. S. Steel common, whose steady
recovery gave rise to greater hopes
about the outcome of the Tuesday
dividend meeting at whose considera-
ton is expected to be given the mat
ter of continuing the 50-cent quarter
ly extra payment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-23
AIR PROGRAM SUNDAY

The following program, given by
the Sunday school Of the Barth Place
M. p. Church, will be broadcast over
WFBM, Merchants Heat and Light
Company station. Sunday morning
from $3.50 to 1890. Governor Jackson
will speak. The program:
Opening Song. ...... Love Lifted Me-
Vocal Solo. Stand u. Stand Up for Jesus"
superintendent Of Sunday School. 80
...s.......-. .......... Frank owen
Song ~ Love to Tell the Story"
Song ..sthce Jesus Came into NV Heart
Song what a Friend We Have in Jesus"
Benediction. 1890. The Rev. r. j. Hart
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-23
RECOGNIZED AS FORGER

William V. Conger, 80. recently re-
turned here by Harry Webster De.
tective Agency, who traced him to
Detroit, Mich, after he passed sew
eral worthless checks in this city,
today was recognized through Bertil-
lon measurements as a notorious
forger, police said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-23

1I:OO r. MKT 487), Los Angeles
Trio. KPRC l296Q), Houston---Mid night
concert KFNF l266) .Shenandoah--Qld-
Studio. KPSN l31b.6), Passadena---
R val e%HAG tsaifSS'88j4i Richmond RRTsd ill
Dance WBBM t226l, y Ghieago1@ 91d sc
Chicago Orchestra; songs; readings
WKRC 1920, Cinclnnati--smdio; fea
--orchestra. WLIB 1902 50 Chicas or
Dance. popular .prosran. woo (4s3. %;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS barytoae. WQAW
(526), Omaha-Organ. WRC (4bS.0l .
Washington--~Orchestra.
HIS p. M.-wBCN (266l. Chicago -
King States Court.
11.45 n M.-wDAF (365.6). Kansas City
-NHhthawks' Frolic.
IL M.-KFI (467), Los Angeles--Radio
naders. VIVID (37O2). Moosehesrt =
Orchestra. popular music. WHIT (40Ql I,
Chicago-Your Hour League, Pat
Barnes.
L A. MKT t4o7,. Los. Angeles-Mid-
night frolic, screen and stage stars
woK t217.3). Chicago-Dance music.
soloists
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Dancing

,7:45-WaT.
S:Oe-WTAM, WJR, WsB.
S:30-KFAB.
9:00--KMA, KTHS, WGY, WJR,
VILE, WREO.
9:30---WBBM. WRC, WIZ.
1O:00-WEAF, KOA, WPG.
10:30-WJR.
11;OO-KFNF, WBBM. wEBH.
WLIB, WRC.
11:45--WDAF'.
1200-KGO, WHIT.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-23

NEW YORK. Jan. 23.-Flour-D and
Dull; midwest. 1855 q 1875. Sugar
Firm, 90 test 4t4ci refined, quiet; gran
if " .e s sSSSO 30 CO as4 s4xe Tai
low-Dull; special TO extras. 9ih 69%c
Hay--Firm; No. /. 81 .40@ 49, No. 3,
Doultry-Quiet: turkeys. 3S a COO: chick
ems, 22 q 40c: capons. 2S a 54c: fowls IL
g sec; ducks. goa Boo; Long Islands. 24c.
IL a 24c: fowls. 81 " soc: turkeys % n
40c; ROSTERS. 20c broilers. az G142c
Cheese-Quiet state milk common to spe-
cial. % a 2955c; young Americas. 26 u a
&c. Butter-Firmer: creamery extras
Acc; special market, 40 y "a Ace. Eggs
nearby state white. 80 a 47c: fresh firsts
40 a 4jc: Pacific coast first to extras SO
q 40c; western whites, SEA 47c.
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SUNDAY, JAN. "a

SUNDAY, JAN. ~
7:45 A. M.--wJJD (37O.2). Mooseheart--
Catholic. services.
0:IB A. M.-wCx t517) Poutiac---Cen-
trail M. f. Church.
$40 A. M.-WJJD (370.2) Mooseheart
Protestant services.
10 A. M-wHAs (399.Sl, Louisville -
s.. Boniface Catholic Church. WV
t352.O, Detroit--St. Pauls Episcopal.
1910 A. M.--wEBH (370.3), Chicago -
Science services.
IL A. M.--KYw 1854. Chicago--serv
ices
1 p. M.-wwJ (352.7). Detroit-orches-
ira.
$3.50 r. M.--KYw (535.4). Chicago -
Studio Chapel WGN (302.S). Chicago
Organ. Music College, concert.
100 p. M.-WBCN (266). Chicago
(226)). Chicago-Studio.
4;3Q p. M.--WhAS (S99.S) Louisville
Shoral services organ: choir.
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Foreign Stations
Broadcasting
Sunday Jan. "a

900 to 1l;00--Central stand
ard Time. American, Gu
ban, Canadian and Mex
lean Stations broadcast
ing special programs for
overseas listeners.
1000 to 11:00-Central Stand
ard Time
All American Continent sta
tions Silent, .Broadcasting from:
FLO, London. 362 meters.
6BM, Bournemouth, 3S5
meters.
Xxx, Deventry, 1900 meters.
OAK, Lima Peru. $50 meters.
LOW, Buneos Aires, 300
meters.
LOx, Buneos Aires, s76
meters.
Schedules OF foreign stations
broadcasting will be published
each day in the Radio Pro
grams. The Times is the only
paper III indianapolis publish
ing the official schedules and
verified programs.
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Sundays Best

CoOyright. 1895. bv United Press
WEAF, and hookup( WEAF.
WEEI, WTAG, WOO, WCAP,
WCAE, WV, woo, wCCO, WSAI
WGR, WAR, WLIB, WEAR, KSD)
9:15 D. m. EST-New York Sym
phony Orchestra, Walter Damrosch
conducting.
KTHS, Hot Springs (375 M, 1890
a. an, CST--Organ recital.
WEAF, and hook up CWEEI,
wTAG, WCAE, WsAI. WEAFy, a
p. M, EST-Dr. Cadman's mems
conference.
WCBD, zion GAS M, s p. M, est
Zion choir and orchestra.
Foreign stations IL p. m. EST,
10 p. m. est, o p. m. MIST, p. m.
PCST--International radio week
programs.
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% q $4c; sprins GERS 81 "a 5sc; Tes6ornI
springers, % q 24c; cocks 15c, Butter
tirsts. 431s CT hrsts sac: packing stock
32c, Eggg--Nurthern Ohio extras Acc
northern Ohio extra firsts 3Sc: Ohio
tatoes-Ohio s.. 50G 2 .65 a bushel: Idaho
bakers. So a. 3. so per 100 pounds; Indiana
&c. 90 per $50 pounds.
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HOG VALUES REMAIN FULLY STEADY
Porker Receipts Are Not1
Affected by Cold
Wave.

Hog prices remained fully steady
in trading in the final period of the
week at the Indianapolis Livestock
Exchange. Receipts were not cur
tailed by the cold and farmers con-
tinued to send in their usual quota.
Receipts were estimated at 5000,
and followers, from FriSay number
ing SOB were added to the total
fresh receipts.
Lightweight porlsers continued to
get the top price Of 1910. The
bulk Of the offering cleared early
to the scale at prices ranging from
$12.10 to 1910. The run was of
goods quality and was readily abb
sorbed.
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Silent Today

Central-KFDM, xxx, KFUO.
WJAD, WCBD. WHO, WOAN,
WOS, KSD.
Eastern-WCAP. wCAU. WICK,
WEPJ, WGR, WHAz, WILT,
f, WOO. WTAG, WEEP, WAR.
Far West-CFAC, KFOA, XIX,
KOAC. KWSC.
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EMsLEY. W. JOHNSON.

JOHN e. MINOR.
Board of Park Commissioners of the City
of INDIANAPOLIS Indiana.
Jan. 10 and %. 1926.
NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS. ETC
In the matter of the estate of Harry
Rybolt deceased No 69-22743
In the Probate Court of Marion County
January term. 1926.
Rybolt as administrator of the above
named estate has presented and filed his
account and vouchers in final settlement
Of said estate. and that the same will
come UP for the examination and action
of said Probate Court on the 18th day of
creditors or legafees of said estate required
to appear in said Court and show cause,
vouchers should not be approved And the
heirs OF said estate are also required ID
appear and make proof Of their heirship
Jan 1e. %. : : =, = s e'''H'
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Chicago Grain Table

S Tiy 1 I,SOg2 1852 11OO88E 1854 I IUC55 :
CHICAGO Jan. 23-Primary receipts:
Wheat, 7o2 600: against 1 OIL 600: corn,
9l4, 600 against 1. 61O 600: oats. 545. 600
against $4,000. Shipments: Wheat,
AIS, 90 against 633 900; corn, 400. 600
o7o-ooo!)
CHICAGO, Jan. 23.-Carlot receipts
were: Wheat. Ia: corn. l61: oats. SO (;
rye T.