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osiSrssGoSPg riFSed G2'sif w wGA
bsritton5e,, WFAA Ot975.9{' DallsszTM11;
%ssmHgphisIaKS iidaq woHf" G(ao4,7ic.' San
Antonio-vocal solos; trio.
s'49 r. N.Y. W.. (a0a.3. Springfield
900 p. M.-KFRg s4oo.D. Columbia,
sPrings@Qrchestra. webb = i97o,,5l
S %E1F 4pi See Ne SpS .5%%RSsa
BRsSsaea, Sn.r #jA a., %tE 64fSs a.
Boston-Eueerne Girls Quintet. WJR
(4SS4t .Eey Y0rk@ConceFt qua quartet ct
vue. wMBB $500. C6icaso-~0rehes-
ira: popular, program. wMcA ,ss364ii y
N SSSs f0sSSDSM9S sd ge"d w6hp W $22AsS
B9tavia~Rea dings; Bible lecture. woo
l4s3,6. bave1norts1-Kewaneee cllllJ
Dance wTic 900. Hartford
O:o5 p. M.-wR t5Os2). Philadelphia---
sio +. M.-woR 4o5.a) Newafl,--"sca
D,5o 7. MYTHS t371.sl, Hot Springs
AldilNptil VIM 'N'l.aei'Ps 'shA
Girl" WBBM (226D. icaeo-orchcs'
ira, popular program. WHIT t4OOl. CHI.
cago Entertainers, singers. VIZ
(954.3D. New NORK-Dance. VICES
$3.50. New YOrk-Orchestra. WOR
(405.2). Newark Music WRC
t46s.5). NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Night
';iS p. M.-KTHs t374S). Hot Springs
10 7. M-KFI c4e7), Los Angeles 49,
Quartet. KPO (42S.3l, san Francisco
Artillery Band KPSN (3I56), Pasa.
dena-Concert. KGo 1881 ., Oakland
Sports review. xxx (336,9D. Holly
wood--Fcature program. KOA (322O
Observation-Disclosures PWX t40Ol, Ha-
yrna---Orchostra. WBCN t266). Chicago
York-Lonez Orchestra. won 500 81
Chicago-Sam and Henry old songs va
ried music. VIVID t376.2l. Mooscheart
,7-FecSture hour. wPG t299,S), ,Ation.
WnMCCA t341l Nsw York;--orchestra
gram dance. WQJ t447.5). Chicago
Radio artists. orchestra.
1905 T.. M.-WCCO (416.4l Minneapolis
81. Paull---Orlhcstra WIP (5Oe.2l
Philadelphia-OrHan.
1910 =, M.-KGo 1901 p. Oakland -
Saly alton Army Band. solosts
1880 +. M.-WHT (f0O). Chicago-Or-
chestra. KJR 1884 ~, Seattle-Studio.
WJR OLD. POntiac-Iesters. WOAW
(52B). Omaha-Orchestra
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Sundays Best

CcDDri0ht. 1926. bB United Press
WEAF, and Hook Up, 10 Stations)
9:15 p. NJ, EST-London string
quartet.
VIZ, New York asa M. z. NJ,
EST-Orchestra and soloists, under
direction of Huge Reisenield.
WHO. Des Moines (526 M. II p.
NJ. CST-WHO little symphony.
WWJ. Detroit 1858 M, p. NJ,
EST-Organ recital.
WEAF, New York (492 M. and
WEEP, WCAE, WTAG, and WSAI.
P. NJ. EST--Dr. s. Parkes Cad
mans conference.
webb. Chicago $50 M. . 2. NJ,
CST-Twilight musicale.
WHAD. Milwaukee (275 M, 315
p. NJ. CST-Turnverein symphony
orchestra.
VIVID. Mooseheart (370 Nj. 7:45
A. NJ, CST-Catholic services.
KFNF, Shenandoah 1858 M, p.
NJ. CST-Swedish mission.
WGN. Chicago 1908 M. 10 p, NJ,
CST-Sam and Henry.
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ORDER AGAINST
AUDITOR SOUGHT
Hearing on Bond Issues Pc
tition Monday.

Judge Clinton III. Givap of Superior
Court Four today set Monday to
hear a petition for an injunction TO
restrain Harry Dunn, county auditor,
from certifying a remonstrance to
the State tax board against the pro
posed bond issue of the city and
county totaling $123.O00 for the i'm
provement of Baltimore and Hillside
AYES. from Thirty-Fourth st. to
Bloyd Ave. The remonstrance was
filed by the Indiana Taxpayers AS
ISOLATION. The injunction suit was
filed by forty-nine abutting property
owners.
The petition set out the improve
ment was necessary and the con-
tract awarded was satisfactory to
taxpayers.
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TALK FUND CAMPAIGN
1927 Community Organization Com
mittee Has Meeting.

Problems of the 1927 Community
Fund campaign were discussed by
the 1927 Campaign Plan Committee
at the Indianapolis Athletic Club
Friday. It was the first 1927 drive
meeting.
Members of the Fund 1927 Plan
Committee are: A. E. Baker, chair
men; Carl S. Wagner. George Ait
ken, Edmund L. Peltier, William G.
Praed, Roy Shields, Charles Mcneil
Burpee, Herman P Lieber, Frank c.
Jordan, c. Willis Adams, Dick Mil
Ter, Mrs. Russell Fortune, Mrs. Roy
Palmer, Mrs. Hugh McGibeny, Mrs.
Irwin Berternlann, Mrs. Charles H.
Smith, Mrs. John H. Phillips, Mrs.
Thomas r. Kackley, Mrs. Wolf Suss-
man, Mrs. William H. Coleman and
Mrs. P. c. Reilly.
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APPEALS ARE STARTED
Cases of Two Daniel Case Defend
ants, in Jail, to Go ii CHER.

Moves to appeal the cases Of Sid
ney and Isidore Muffin Of st. Louis.
convicted recently in Federal Court
here in the Jack Daniel liquor con-
spiracy case, and serving short Ma
rion County jail sentences, were
started today by Morris Muffin, a
brother, also convicted and recently
released from the Federal peniten-
tiary at Leavenworth.
Morris Muffin was released after
the United States Supreme Court
ruled that bail might be provided
for the release Of eleven of the men,
while appeals are pending. Federal
Court refused to release the men on
bond from the Jail.
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FooTLIGHTs TO ROSES

Roses win grow where the stage
stars formerly stepped before the
footlights.
The municipal theater at Brook
side Park will be RACED to be re-
placed by a municipal rose garden,
r. Walter Jarvis, parks superin-
tendent, told city cabinet meeting to-
day. Other flower gardens will be
at Northwestern Ave. and Fall
Creek, Delaware St and Fall Creek,
and in Brightwood Park.
Comfort stations in Garfield and
Brookslde parks are a prospect this
year, Jarvis said
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Deaths

Patsy Jane Rogers, months, III
Christine Marcum. 2. sol s. Alabama,
. Margaret ret j. Green. 50. 1s4a N. Gale.
Katherine Glover. AZ, 3e4s Graceland,
puTm}9f9iary tqbe nc96 60 otx bosnit,,
chronic interstitial nephritis.
Clara R. Owens, 40. 1919 Park, strepto-
Infant Pool, i hour. 212e School, pre-
Harriet Durham, So, Central Indiana
William +. Shilling, 81. cal n. Ham
'G John Snrf &nsle nsphru75 city hospital
Telmon Posey. As. city hospital. mitral
Charles L. Castle. "a. 1875 Neal. carci-
Ruby Clark Hudson. As. 1888 N. Ala
bama carcinoma.
;, John cruza9: 80. Eastman hospital
Amandus N Grant. n. Indiana PythiaD
Bldg, chronic myocarditis
Margaret Green, 6 months. S21 Coffey.
brorcho pneumonia.
Mildred Esther Heaton. IL Methodist
hospital. peritonitis
Anna NJ. Butler. IS. city hospital. ac-
Nancy Augusta Fullenwider, rs 1927
f. Twenty Fifth. acute dill atation Of heart
Alice Margaret burst 40, 1874 Sugar
Joseph II. Younce, so, Central Indiana
ho1lp nGa ehT %aoI neP6ts
ora 1d ofa0l I. Ruth. So. s14 f. Raymond
arteriosclerosis.
pifai, iobar pneim1piia.O w. os '' A0'
:. Ellen Raynolds Lunsford, 70. 2460 N.
Pennsylvania. arteriosclerosis.
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Gone, but Not Forgotten
Automobiles reported stolen to po-

Automobiles reported stolen to po-
lice belong TO:
Lucian Jones. 2411 Martindale
Ave-, Ford, from Indiana Ave. and
Michigan st.
Walter Hayden. 1854 S. Delaware
ST., Chevrolet, 26-109, from rs w.
Georgia st.
William Clark, SAB Highland Pl.,
Essex, 52O-623, from Hosbrook St.
and Virginia Ave.
George Eggleston, PIT e. Merrill
ST., Ford, from Maryland st. and
Capitol Ave.
Harry Schmidt, 1442 S. Harding
ST., Ford, 506-7S4. from Capitol Ave.
and Market st.
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$3.50 r. M.-KFNF t269l sherAndoah.-
Golden Rule Circlo. KIDS A4D win ~;
GlO0j' Chicng6-Tabernac concert
Paul RAIDER. VII C3l4 ~, Ch1ea&2o0
Lltie brown Sh5uirch ch9r G G WW3oG
t4S3.6l DayeGport--Seryiccs,.
Gas T.. M.-WEAR l"3N a., Clevcland-
Fireside hour WGR tjlo). Buffalo
: T. M,@KYw t5a5 .. cmcsqo-sunday
Evening Club, VIZ 'g33.al spring.
webb 500 10 Chlcagoo,--lSelocte,, art
oid.timo" songs WIZ )a$s n 6hisaso
Batavia Concert trio, cvensong WRW
l25O. larry Manipulating,
i;I5 T. M.-,yWyJZ 1a5ois3l' New York
$50 fG"I !. M.-KFNF t26sl Shenandoah -
f Rsss@ant- GssqFfiS E% gRRNNE 55s69
psIiesmFTst n F. Church. VINO
woS (44o'ol, Jefferson City-Chrstian
Church. WsB t42s.3), Atlanta-scrv-
$40 2. M.-wMBB te5o). Chicago -
8 IN MSf.2wBBBSM Ceee), cbicero-vocaI
dance, male quartet, WCBD t34tHl,
ira WCAU (27sl, -Philadelphia.-Potash
ard Pcrlmutter. WpG 900 50, Allan.
uc, CiU-c,Concert co orchestra. WQJ
...',i, ,''N'n' ~" '"'No' WV "''N
s.i5 +. m.mwwEAF t4ol %. New York
M2iai'' wI 19S EsgRR.'' wFn2liR2, Wa Wff22EE
WWsTX2i. W MG2P woUo!E El' Voc "o0o'
$500 ?. M.-wFAA 1850. Dallas -
$40 +. M.-KoA .taee.O. Dcuver-scrv.
$500 +. MYTHS ,laZt,sl, Hot Springs
T-orchesIra: popgulara W0AsN 'SSGS,v
I626i. omaha-Chapcl services. WORD
(275), Batava-Trio; services. WPG
1899 81 Atlantic City--Orgau
0;I5 p. M.@KFUO (6151J.. 81. Louis
Lecture. KIDS an. ndepeqdenceE
l25Sl. adclpha-Surprlse concert :
WGN (302 81 .Chlcago--Mu Musical pro-
gram, sam and Henry, WSul llS3b'
lloows CITY k ReTa-5Eg3 aI 9oy aIsna
Evening services, KYW la33 CHI
cago--Classical concert, WENR 1896
Chicago-pance; vocal, instrumental.
o.i M z MooM 'sS 10 S2c@ gY SiF
Orchestra; entertainers. WOCO t4S36l
1000 Z. M.-KTlIs 87i 81, Hot Springs
11SpeciaI frolicr Bend o, Ford n KTl
WaRRt 4s% 81. cfineianai'%--y'ocal 'S and
1890 i. M.@wHr 400. Chicago -
Back Homo hour. WIN l36l2l. New
II 90 p MmKFi (i60, los Angels
Band xxx 1896 ~. Holywood-Pr
gram wBAp H55MA f. worth
Popular music. VICES Gs5ol, OAK
1880 =. M.-KFt (l67). Los Angeles
Orchestra, sOloist.
1900 M.-wBBM 5000. Chicago-Nutty
Club: orchestra
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$500 T. M,-KPDc (2e6.9l. Houston :
ESank riltGn, pianist Wtco WBRM C2291
neap9lis-st, es, Paul = "Philosophies: "
WE WEN rto 26S1 cMSiG1Rgs9iP{9Pqlar
York oa7strrlng trio; vocal; re ,WGN
oak Park-organ; orchestra. vocal
VIVID l370.2l, ,Mooseheagt-special
soloists. WIZ t424 q! New York;
f eriqcePn F'% aad D %MAo wA 3tc1A GP
ESsSwo YOrk.M7Mugisic;;, :, violin; tenor. WPG
ira. WRC t46s5l. Washington :
George Washington University concert.
WSB (428.3l. Administrations
WSM 1882 81. hville-Barn dance
program (fopr hours). WTAM (3S9s4
C1eveland-Novelty program. VITO
1851. Hartford-Entertainers
s:O5 p. M,-KFAB (340.s). Lincoln -
Farm talks.
s:15 p. M.-wBz l383,3). Springfield -
Vocal: piano. wCCo AGA. Mime
apolis-St. Paul-Music. WOR t4052)
Newark-Musicale.
$3.50 p. M.--KFAB t340.sl Lincoln =
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MOTHERS TO GIVE PLAY

The Mothers Club of School 10,
Thirteenth st. and Ashland Ave.,
will present Feast Of the Holy In
nocents," Wednesday night at the
school. Those taking part are Mrs.
l.. P. Highley president Of the club;
Mrs. D. Y. Byrkett, Mrs. j. D. Ir-
win, Mrs. Fannie Fisher and Mrs.
John Houtz, Mrs. Letitia Schell-
schmidt will direct the play.
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SURGEON SEEKS $500

Judge T. T. Mol of Superior Court
Five. Tuesday will hear a petition
of DR.. Thomas b Noble, surgeon,
to recover $500 judgment against
Jesse D. Hamrick. attorney, for
medical expenses rendered Hamrick
in the spring Of 1918.
Hamrick and his wife are to be ar
raigned in Criminal Court Monday
on charges of arson and conspiracy
to commit arson.
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Silent Today

Central-KFDM. KSO. xxx,
WJAD, WCBD, WHO, WHB'
KFUO.
Eastern-WCAU, WEBB, WGR'
WHAM, WOO, WV, WAR;
WTAG. WIN, WCAP.
Far West-CFAC, KIN, kOAC'
KWSC.
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MARJORIE IS HAPPY
Wife Who Named Actress Recon-
ciIed With Husband.

BIZ Jnitct Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Marjor e
Rambeau, actress, named as a CO.
respondent in a divorce suit filed
by Mrs. William *. Manton. was
overjoyed today.
After a jury which heard detec-
tiVes declare they found Manton,
cueist, with Marjorie, clad in a
nightgown without straps. had re-
tired to return verdict. Mr.. and
Mrs. Maaton became reconciled. The
jury was called back and discharged.
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SEVERAL SENTENCED
Judge Collins Notes Out Punish
ments in Criminal Court.

Charles Pitts, 80, Alton, ILL.,, was
fined 500 and costs and sentenced
one to two years at the Indiana
State Prison today by Criminal
Judge James A. Collins for trans
porting liquor. John Meyer, also of
Alton, arrested with Pitts, was dis
charged.
Bruce V. Conger, 80. was sen.
fenced one to five years at Indiana
State prison for issuing fraudulent
checks. James D. Carter, was fined
81 and costs and sentenced one
year on the Indiana State Farm on
q petit larceny charge. Ward G.
Murray, As Springfield, Ill, was
fined 81 and costs and sentenced one
to eight years at the prison on a
similar charge.
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WOMEN TO COME HERE
Nation Wide F1ivver Campaign to
Tour Indiana.

BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON, Feb. BT.-Indian-
apolis and Terre Haute will be
visited by Women's Party officials in
a nationwide ''flivver campaign" to
urge election Of properly qualified
women to office.
The "flivver campaigners, Miss
Mabel Vernon of Wilmington, Del.
a member of the national council of
the party, and Miss Margaret Whit
temore, party vice president, will
leave Detroit. Mich, March l.
They plan to speak in Indian
apolis March 3. and Terre Haute
March 5. They will drive across
the continent to San Francisco and
back again to Philadelphia.
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Voters League Speaker

M o N G
lA x .s : aH vi,
address the sew
enth annual con-
Vention of the In
diana League of
Women Voters
here March 20.
20, q will be the
national league
president, Miss
Belle Sherwin,
Cleveland, SOnlo,
Miss Sherwin will
speak at the ban
quet Thursday
evening. March
rs.
Miss Sherwin Is
finishing her sec
ond year as ma
tional president.
She has been &C.
tive in philan-
thropy, child wei
fare and public
health agencies,
community orga-
nizations. ma
tional wartime
defense and wom-
an suffrage. She
has been inter
ested in the
leagues training
for citizenship"
and efficiency in
Government" pro-
grams. She is g.
graduate of Wei
lesley College.
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SINnAY. ZEE %

SUNDAY, FEB. 2S
1:t5 A. M.--wJJD t37O.2). Mooseheart-
Catholic services.
Gao \. M.--WJJD (3702). Mooscheart-
Protestant services.
0:5s \. M.--WHAS (399.S). Louisville
1000 a. M.-KDKA -l30e.1), East Pitts
burgh-Services, WWJ (352.7l, De
troit-st.. Paul's Episcopal wHAs
LOO ?. M.-wwJ (9527). Detroit -
500 p. M.-KDKA C3O91l, East Pitts
burgh-Orgdn: vespers. WON (302.S),
Chicago-Chicago Philharmonic Or
400 I. M.-wGN t3o2.s). Chicago
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iOa5 P, M.awsB (4es.a). Atlanta -
IL 100 =. M.-KFt 1867, Los Angeles --
Program also KPO KPRC (296), Hou-
ston-Popular program KFNF (266l d,
enandOah--Old-time fddling. kPSG
(31S.6(. Pasadena---Dance. kew
(49l.J Portland-Dance. KYW
l535.G. Chicago-Congres Carnival
WANG t3lb6) Richmond Hnl--Con-
cert orchestra. WBSM (226). Chicago
m1oID9angce' popular pr9gram. WEBB
readings VICES (25O), Oak Park =
Organ; tenor; features. WFAA (475 ~
Dallas--Orchestra WLIB (302 81. Chi
cago--Dance; popular program. WIS
(344.6l. Chicago---Ford and Glenn; or
gram. voc i4S3.6 Davenpcrt-or-
chestra: vocal WoAW (526). oman 4
11;I5 r, M-wBcN 1860. Chicago -
1880 p. M.-KoA (32e.4). Denver-or-
HAS J, M.-wpAF 1866 81. Kansas City
-NighthawlS frolic.
Radio Club. KFAB C3I0.sl. lincoln
s eTeSsdcrs A KPo 9a445S$l s Sam Fran
SiscoIorc hestTra; Wild (25QSl
Mooseheart@C7Popular, program WENR
Hour League: Pat Barnes.
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BACK HOME AGAIN

Automobiles reported found by
police belong to
Mrs. George Lewis, $50 East Dr.,
Woodruff Place, Hupmobile, found
at 704 NJ Capitol Ave.
Taylor taxicab, found at Forty
Second St. and College Ave-, driver
arrested for vehicle taking.
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1850 T.. M.--wHAs C30a.sl. Louigile-
Choral service, boys choir
900 =. M-RFRU Cfgn7s., Columbia.
Mo.--vcsper services, WERH $3.50 ~,
icrsqn city, Mo. ~ Xespcrs. wGN
VICES (25Ol oak park--Bblc school.
WOO l30S2D. Phlladclphi organ.
WSB t42S,3l. Administered concert
$3.50 =. M.-KDKA t3001l, East Pitts
burgh-Diunrr concert. WBAI Gao >,
Baltimore WCAE (fbl 81.
Observation-Disclosures WHIT t4O0l.
pers' VIZ Ci5i.!6 New Yori,-Musc
WILT (30i.5). Phtladelphia-Organ.
$500 =. M.-wBZ t3333l Springfield
Orchestra. WEAR t3Sg.H, Clevcland.--
Theatcr. wFAA f5jNl, Dallas Radio
Bible class WIS t1tt0l Chicago
Concert wOAW l5oRl Omaha-Bible
Dance thcater sopists VIRGO t2S5.5l
Lansing-Ccntral NJ n church.
G:1b +. M.--KSD (54b1l, 81 Louie --
Concert orchestra WICK tol7l, Pom
uat-SCrYicCs. organ.
G:aO T.. M.-wEAF (4ot 6l. New York
w WV wtREss WAR wtHE. wcco
N16N. MinueapolisSt 81. Paul-Scionuet
service.
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talk webb 137O.2). ChicagoS1,ocr-
chestra, Sunday school. VII 5995t ' .
Phiiadslpiiia-sp9 corner. talk. WIZ
lana ~ New York-Radio novel, So
Gas l.. M.-WBZ t333.3). Springfield -
: p rGMh '&KsD t545.D. st. Louis---orches-
ira specialist. theater. KDkA COY; L.;
East Pittsburgh-F program: 81 NJ y. N ~.
26aI G 3ShE ~ Ch Si1 nam
Uncle IN; A Bob MfBsR c'SS3S3t. staten Island
Violin science items. NbAf 't.o.91 =
Fit Wor.h-Sunday school lesSou
WEAo I2g39l. Columbus, ohio-Bas-
prano WLIB coos chtieago-Di91ne;r
iaby time Ford and Glenn, WMBB
C25O)' Chicago-Artists. semi classical.
wMAK L265.6l. Buftalo-Musie. M ,sa
G34n Negs York; Events ,sr oar Si61er
W .'o9A w66iRE j'4o5G,@g1." 'SsewsEk@oaaTi%t.
WPG (299.Sl. Atlantic .City-sports'
baske. ball VOL (27oj, Ames; loT y2o
t447,55' Chicago-Concert dance.
WORD te75}, acknowledgment. wsM
WAN gassz4Sli OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !,
: 10 p. M.--wEEI (34s.6). Boston-Bos-
i ISH r. sS M%D@%kkAF C4o15, New York
yiolinist, pianist, voice. VINO t4939; ~,
st9ries con M4h
VIC we iess.SsJ," Atlantic CityEstudio.
W tUca Ars tSi wG4 f$7aB se 2eRss
ady-Intercollegiate Night.
40 r. M.-KDKA (3O0p, East Pitts
buEshnBsnd. K ST (296 % u Houston
Studio. WEAF l491 81. New York. -
Hamlet" wGBS (315.6l. New York
"Phiiosopher," Piectrum Trio. WAS
1899 81. Louisvile-OrchestrG, tenor.
WIP f50S.2). Phladelphia--Bask
Pennsylvania vs.. Columbia. VIZ
(454 ~, New York-"Congress. WIS
(344 80. Chicago-Nstional barn dance.
WSUI t4S3.6), Iowa City-Basketball !.
Chicago VS.. Iowa. VITO (475.9), Hart
40 p .M.@WRc (46s.5). Washington
AS r. M.-wHT (4Ool. Chicazo-Musi-
cal feature dance.
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HOOSIER HARPIST WINS
Given $4,000 Verdict for Fall at
StratfOrd Theater.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-Miss Garnett
Arrick, IS. Logansport Qnd) mu-
stefan, has been awarded a SIS, 500
damage verdict against the United
Theaters Corporation. Miss Arrick
fell through a trap door at the STRAIT
ford Theater in 1921, fracturing her
arm. She has been unable to play
her harm since.
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Silent Sunday

Central-CNRW. KFKX. KENO.
WMAQ, VINO. VIII. VOL.
WIIAS, kMA, KSO.
Eastern-CNRO, CNRT. CNFA.
CNRM. WBPI. WANG, WHAH.
WRC. WTAM. WIlAM. WEAO,
WJB, WICK. WNYC, WRVA.
Far West-KFOA, XIX, KWSC,
CNRR, CNRY, CNRE.
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Dancing

7.30-WHAS, WIS.
s:00-WBBM, WJR. WSM.
S:30-WFAA.
9:00-KTHS, webb, WMBB.
s:30-WBBM, WRC.
10:00-PWX, WBCN. WQJ.
10:30-WHT, WOAW.
11:00-KFNF, WEBB.
11:45-WDAF.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-27
Far and Near

GENEVA-Lithuania has appealed
to the League Of Nations to prevent
hostilities between Lithuania and Po-
land. The border is likely to wit
ness Informal warfare according to
the appeal
ROME-Roald Amundsen's italian
dirigible will have it's first trial to-
day in preparation for flight to the
pole tentativelt set for April 81
NEW YORK-Counsel for the
Countess of Cathcart has asked Sec
rotary Of Labor Davis to let the
countess be arrested so she can ap-
pear in Federal Court on the writ of
habeas corpus requiring explanation
of why the immigration authorities
have her in custody.
WASHINGTON-The long chain
Of liquor smuggling treaties, enlist
ing the support of foreign nations in
making United States dry will be
completed next week with the sign
ing of the Cuban treaty.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-27
Extra Employees

While many extra persons are en-
ployed by the ice companies for the
summer rush, the reliable employees
seldom want for jobs in the winter.
Most local ice dealers also handle
coal, and the versatile drivers and as
sistants turn from wrestling frozen
water to tossing the black diamonds
down the chutes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-27
NORWEGIAN CABINET QUITS

BIZ United Press
OSLO, Feb. 27.-The Norwegian
cabinet resigned today following
parliamentary criticism of its f1nan-
cial policy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-27
DANGER CITED
If SHOALS IS
LEASED BY u. S.
Federal Government Could
Not Protect Public From
High Rates.
Times WASHINGTON Bureau.
1922 NCfp York Avenue,


WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.--Let the
Muscle Shoals power plant be leased
to some private company and the
Federal Government would be power
less to protect the people from any
extortionate retail electric rates that
might be demanded.
That was admitted by o. @. Sher-
rill, Federal Power Commission sec
rotary, testifying before the Senate
Agriculture Committee in the hear
ing on four bills providing for Gov
eminent operation of the $3.50 .000.-
900 Alabama project.
Current Merged
Merrill Indicated this situation
The cheap electricity generated at
Muscle Shoals, costing in produc-
ton about 1-5 of a cent kiIowatt
hour, would be merged on the les
sees distribution lines with more
costly electricity generated else
where. As delivered to homes and
factories there would be no means
of distinguishing the separate cur.
rents. To regulate the retail charge
for the Muscle Shoals electricity and
power, the Government would have
to regulate the retails charge for
all electricity sold by the lessee, nc
matter where or how generated.
Merrill's testimony raised before
the committee the interesting ques
ton Of what would happen if the
Alabama Power Company happened
to secure the proposed fiftylyear
lease on Muscle Shoals. This com
pany is one Of the strongest power
companies seeking the lease.
1t already owns fl great hydro
electric plant on the Tallapoosa
river, near Muscle Shoals. with an
installed $4,000 horsepower capac-
ity,
Little Benefit
Electricity can be generated at the
Tallapoosa plant practically as
cheaply as at Muscle Shoals. Ala.
bama consumers, however, are get
ting only little benefit from this
cheap generation, due partly to the
fact that the Tallapoosa power is
merged on the distribution lines
with more costly power generated
elsewhere.
Home consumers in Admission,
Gadsen, Selma and Tuscaloosa, Ala,
all served directly by the Alabama
Power Company, are paying a maxi
mum rate of 10 cents a kilowatt
hour. General manufacturers in the
region are paying a maximum rate
of 3 cents per kilowatt hour plus
$40 a year extra per kilowatt OF
demand"
On the other hand. small factories
in California are being served by
the Los Angeles city system at a
maximum power rate Of LII cents
per kilowatt hour, and there is nc
extra demand" charge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-27
UNIST IS GUILTY
Faces Six Months Sentence on In
diana State Farm.

diana State Farm.
BIZ United Press
EAST CHICAGO, Ind, Feb. 27.-
William Simmons, alleged Chicago
Communist leader, today faced a sem
tence of six months on the Indiana
State farm and fine of 5000. He
was found guilty in court here late
yesterday by Judge Havran. 1t was
charged he urged the crowd at
meeting here to tear down the
United States flag.