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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-04-23
MUSIC MEMORY CONTEST
Funeral March-Frederic Chopin
(lS1O-1849)

Frederic Chopin Is brilliant figure
in the world of music, not only be-
cause of his genius in interpreting
music, but because of his contrlbu-
tons to the realm of the piano. de
liberated piano music from the or
chestral domination of his day, and
brought a message Through his
playing and composing) TO the
people that the piano is unique in
strument, unlike any other, and
needs a treatment peculiar to 1t.
he invented new rhythms for the
singing legato by producing an over
tapping and blending of tones ex-
auisite to the ear. He also adopt
ed a loosen play of emotion, pro-
ducing a great delicacy of express
sion in the melodies with infinite
standings between soft and loud.
Then, too, Chopin applied the
vocal cadenzas and ornamentation
of brilliant runs TO the piano, al
ways as a direct emphasis to the
spirit of the composition, however.
Chopin seldom gave names to his
musical compositions, but grouped
them according to style. Thus, he
mas Hldliy MdZuTh dS VI HIS SlciICly
Polish Court, graceful waltzes, and
dreamy Nocturnes, of which he is
so perfect a master. But he has
composed one piece which is espe-
cially familiar to everyone, and one
which is eternally beautiful to
mourners of beloved dead-for this
is the most famous Funeral March
in the world.
This march is supposed to repre-
sent the funeral procession of a
dead bride-in this instance typify-
ing Chopin's native Poland, which
he so dearly loved and whose death
as a nation he so bitterly resented.
The march begins with the tolling
of the funeral bells in the distance,
followed by the slow tramping of
the procession to the grave, the
climax here illustrating the extreme
intensity of the mourners. A pause
brings US to the open tomb. Then
like the blessing of God on an ach-
ing heart, the music turns into an
exquisite hope, which is direct
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-04-23

outgrowth of the hopeless despair
of the former dirge-like march. 1t
srases the black gloom of death
from the heart, and gently drops a
healing balm in its place. Then
suddenly the memorable movement
of the procession begins, gradually
dying away as the mourners depart.
List made this comment on the
solemn beauty of this march: "AH
that the funeral procession of an
entire nation in mourning, weeping
for It's own death, could contain of
desolate woe. of deepest sorrow, is
found in this funeral knell. One
feels here that it is not only the
death Of a hero who is mourned,
while the other heroes remain to
avenge him, but rather that of an
entire generation of warriors who
have succumbed, leaving only wo-
men, children and priests"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-04-23

meets scheduled and lost all. This
year 10 meets were scheduled of
which Ely won 2 and lost 8, one
meet was lost by the narrow mar
gin of one point. This year Ely
scored 261 points against opponents
3S4 points, difference of 1913
points or 1913 points per game. A
year ago the total score was 174h
for Ely and 4371a for opponents or
an average of 1875 points per meet.
That is, on the average Ely was
beaten four times as bad in 1925
than in 1925.
According to these figures Ely
should in its third year of swimming
boast of a good swimming team, if
the proper time can be given the
team for workout. The time neces-
sary is five days a week at about
one hour and half each day.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-04-23
PROCEEDINGS or THE
SCHOOL BOARD !
DISTRICT NO. Il.
Ely. Mimi. March 25th. 1926.

Il. uIalNA AoShs
Pursuant to notice special
meeting of the Board of Education
for the purpose of considering the
matter of installing a school bank
ing system and transacting any
other business proper to come be-
fore stated meeting was called to
order at two o'clock P. M. by the
Chairman, j. E. Thompson. On
roll call, the following members
were found to be present Dun
can, Olds, Slabodnik and Thompson.
Absent :-Gianotti and Harri.
Moved and supported that the
proposal of Trift, Incorporated, Of
Oak Park Chicago, Illinois to in
stall school banking system in the
schools of this district be accepted
and the proper officers be author
lied to enter into contract with
them, and that the date for install
ling said system be determined lat
err. Motion carried unanimously.
Moved and supported that the
Board adjourn.
VIM. OLDS, JR.,
Secretary.
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SP D R I 5
Arnold Anderson.
COMMERCIAL CLUB COPS IN
DOOR BASKETBALL TITLE
BY WIN OVER SCHOOL
SCORE I3 TO g.,

After the School had outplayed
the Commercial Club throughout the
first six innings of the game, the
Commercial players suddenly began
to play with added vim. In the
field they made the put-out's in the
one. two, three order while at bat
they dubbed the ball to all corners
of the gymnasium, The School rail-
lied in their half of the ninth to
score three runs before the Com
mercial Club could put out the side
for the last time, but these runs
could not tie the score and the Cons
mercial Team pranced off the floor,
jubilant on acquiring their first in
door baseball championship.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-04-23
ALL E. Fl. S. SWIMMERS DIS
PLAY IMPROVEMENT
OVER 1925.

Like Improvement next year means
several swimmers will place in the
state meet. Even though Ely was
nosed out in most of their dual
swimming meets this year, Coach
Max Herseth can feel quite satisfied
with the improvement of his team
over the one he put into the water
a year ago.
In fact, if the improvement of
the team is as great next year-and
it should for only two regulars are
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port of the Committee on Finance
be approved and the proper officers
be authorized to issue vouchers in
payment of the various amounts.
Motion carried unanimously.
Moved and supported that the
Board adjourn. Carried.
VIM. OLDS, JR.,
Secretary.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-04-23
High School Track.

high school athletes have turned
their attention to the track, and as
a result the local "cinder path" and
ball field are scattered with young
runners and weight throwers who
are practicing diligently in hope of
making the track team.
An interclass track meet showed
the kind of material on hand and
the prospects for the season. The
results of the meet and events are
as follows:
100 Yard Dash-Heikkila j. and
| Luthanen ]. tied for 1st; End, Ker-
amen F.; 3rd, Pogerelc j.
$50 Yard Run-Jeffery S., 1st;
Coomb j., End; Church S., 3rd, and
Makkela S., 4th
220 Yard Dash-Keranen F., LIST;
Luthanen j., End; Colombo j., Bird
and Pogerelc j., 4th.
Shot Put-Colombo j., list; Turula
s., End; Sasek F., 3rd, and Dahl j..
4th
Discus-Jokinen j., 1st; PuceI s..
End; Laitala S., Bird, and Dahl J
4th. Distance 70 fit. in,
High Jump-Dahl J. and Makels
5. tied for 1st; Keranen F., Bird
Height, it. in,
Broad Jump-Dahl j., list; Jot
Pucel, Soph., End, and Colombo anc
Heikkila tied for 3rd. Distance, II
fit. / in.
Javelin-Colombo j., 1st; Jokiner
j., End; Winnikainen S., 3rd, ano
Banovetz Soph., 4th. Distance, 14C
#. in.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-03-12


Let us r4z IVA tie gndaE faz
Jet H5e S. 1he tine. ana place.
and people. Nothing succeeds Ike
successi1
There are q number oz cities a Che
=. S. nor that re tsz free. Gee 6 he
earnings Of publicly owned utilities.
and many that ere reducing taxes as
they have created surplus earnings
from public utilities. The goal Of mu=
nicipal ownership Is tie gradual wip-
ing ont of All bond issues. interest
payments and taxes and through pub
lie ownership and earnings e ntili-
ties. reduce rates and wipe out all
taxes.
That Is al end and goal well worth
fighting for. and IS exactly tie reason
private Companies in TIE field use
every means Of extension a public
ownership q profit making utilities.
Al private corporations end com
paniaz are perfectly wiling chat All
non-nrofit making enterprises shall be
owned and operated By the public.
But those that produce profita
Heaven save usl They CRY. that l.
bad for the public.
What is sSauee for the Goose Is
sauce for the Garder9P
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-03-12
STOP CATARRH OPEN
NOsTRILS AND HEAD
Says Cream Applied In Nestrils
Relieves Head-Colds At Once


If your nostfils are clogeed and
your head is stuffed and You can't
breathe freely because Of a cold Or
catarrh, Just get a small bottle Of
Ely's Cream Balm at any drug store.
Apply a little Of this fragrant. antis-
optic cream into your nostEila and let
it epnetrate through every air pas
sage Of your head soothing and heal
ing the infIamed swollen mucous
membrane and you get instant re-
Lief.
Ali how good It feels. Your
nostrils are open. your head is clear,
no more hawking. snufflinq. blowing;
no more headache. dryness IS. slrae-
Cling for breath. Ely's Cream Balm
is just what sufferers from head colds
and eatarrh need IT. delight.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-03-12


Sc let us then b1 . aHd dna with q
heart FOR any ATE.
StilI achieving. stan puras me- learn
t. Iaboe end $ wait
But let as not Be 50 foolish as to
St down and field orr hands nhile We
wait. We have toe many icawbers"
t6at ST around and wai1 for something
to turn up, the proTcrbial disciples 81
luck and chance.
Let Us not fool ourselves with the
strength q the opposition, They new
er Sleep. And Il He. The public,
sleep on ON rights. we win Be raped
q our shoe solea. ike Weary Willie.
and placed IN lhs discard.
Sleeping On our rights s. public
body heRets AGGRESSIVE uHaFpation by
or duly elected servants. and they as
sumo tho attitude 81 masters. and so
We zee abuse q power 81 times in Of
fieialss and. growing nsuEH tons.
The Constitution sasE very plainly,
that powers net expressed q conferred
a1e in the hands 81 The people
The vote Is great power Il well
end wisely used. However, at the
same time the body polite makes mis-
takes but like an individual they
should and de. learn BY mistakes the
same as an individual
Il We have elected an official That
betrays public trust and confidence
We cen refuse to reeIeet him Of her.
Rest assured no public issue IS ever
put up to q wida-oWale electorate
that has not been assailed and de-
Tended both pro and con, with accent
A fha rnz
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-03-12

A-The American Federation Of
Labor has repeatedly denounced Faa-
eist rule and recently President Green
of the Federation issued = strong
warning against Fascist influence IN
this country.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-08
Radio PROGRAMS

0:2o p M.mKIFFAB -, Dinner concert;
MMAK-Music. WGO-Dinner music
WOO-Dinner music. WOR Cole.
glans. WRNY-Orchestra
5:45 +. M.-WJZ-'W ork of Congress: :"
also wRC. WBz-roorchestra WGN-
Dinner concert WOC-Chimes
q J.. M.-kMA-Music. KYW - Studio.
WBAP-Dinner muscs WDAF-" School
Of the Air" WEBH-Orchestra sun
das school. WFI-Music. WIT Or
ner concert. wLSLWlaby time wMBB
Artists. seni-classical. WMCA-Cur-
MOC-Ball scores. WORD-Coucert.
WOR-Chamber OF Commerce. WPG-
Dinner music WQJ-Concert dance.
WRC--Orchestra Bible talk. WRNY-
Musical comedy hits. WSB-5IEday
school WTAM-Dinner music. scores.
6:l5 r. M.-WGCo-orchestra. VIZ
Readings. concert group. WIP-Motor
talk WLs-Barn dance. WRNY-Or-
$3.50 i. M.-KYw-studio. wFAA-or-
chestra. WCAB---ProTam from WEAF
WFI-Progran, from WEAF. WGBS-
"NumeroloRy. music WGY - Ad-
dress. wSM-Orchestra. bedtime story
Gas ?. M&woR-Copenhage quartet.
: 200 7. M.-KFNF - Concert. KFH -
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-08
CHRYS[ER ADDS
ANOTHER MODEL
New go Car Attracts Atten-
ton at WaIIeriCh'S.

The new Chrysler Sixty" latest
addition to the famous line Of auto
mobiles bearing that name. is at
tracing much attention at the dis
play rooms Of the Carl II. Wallerich
Company. local distributors. 1t has
Just made its appearance over the
country.
The six-cylinder Chrysler motor,
fifty-four brake horse power and
four-wheel brakes. are features OF
the new car which, 1t is said, can
shoot along at sixty miles or more
an hour and averages twenty five
miles to a gallon OF gasoline.
1.-THE new Chrysler Sixty Will in
no way affect the present line Of
Chrysler models" said Carl II. Wal
lerich. head OF the Wallerich Com
pany. ut is merely a part Of the
Chrysler program to supply the pub
lie with a complete line of six and
fourcylinder cars, all bearing one
name and uniform in quality. We
will continue to sell and service the
Chrysler '5S, 20 and so models"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-08

Classical, KsD-Theater. KsO--Con-
SssTt, KYw w Mr. KP P6A,,s2 699
gram. dance. wGN--Nusic WJJbf.1-
Studio, WMAQ-Daw and Pratt. WHOA
Music Speakers. hour. WPG
Golf talk. orchestra. WRW-Popular
program. WRNY-Plavers. children &
ass6ciatlon. WTAM--Orchestra.
s:I5 J.. M-wMC-Bedtime stories.
80 7. M.--KFRU - sunday, school
kDKA-Baud concert. PWX-Stucio
KpRC-Bible class WBAP-Sunday
school. wBZ-Sourapo. pianist . WGN
ehestra wMAowR,adlio photologue
5:i5 P. M.-KFUo-Music. WHIT - MI
:ON +. VI. - WIZ - Missing persone.
wCCO- hposophies. mnsicn,, WDAF
orchestra WGBS-Movie broadcast.
WJAZ-Dance opera club. FIVE hours
WJR-Orchestra WEAF - Orchestra.
wMAo-Radio revue WMBBB-orchcs-
mss, Old time fiddler. woAw-"A Step
on the stairs. wQR-ProSrem WORD
sicaie, orchestra wsB-Music WSM
Barn dance. WTAM-NoYelty pro
gram.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-08
MIR. FIXIT
City Tries Out New Type
Fire Alarms,

Let Mr.. Fixit present your case to city
officials He IL The Times rUpresenta-
The Times.
Elimination Of the glass IS a fea-
ture OF a new type Of fire boxes now
under test by William GrlfIis. board
Of safety electrical engineer, Mr.
Fixit learned today.
Pull open the front door and pull
down lever IS all that IS necessary.
Dear Mr.. Fixit: At the corner of
Parkway and Madison AYES. is a fire
box which has keys to open It. Last
night there was a fire in the 300
block on Orange st. want TO the
drug store 10 get the key but found
1 could not get the box open. II
must have been rusty. Please see
II they can't put another box there
with a glass front so you can get
II open. If a fire should break out
late at night, or early in the morn
ing, you couldn't get a key because
they are all closed.
J. II. AND NEIGHBORS.
Grifls has agreed TO place
glass in this box. The new type
Is on trial only. The cost is said
TO be- high.
DEAR MIR. FIXIT: We need O
coat of oil on Douglass St., from
Market st. to Indiana Ave.
CITIZEN.
OilinK streets Will not begin
until about June Is. Write a line
to Mr.. Fixit about that date.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-08
PAULINE is VERY BUSY

Pauline Frederick Is working on
Tier Honor, the Governor" In
which she will star for film booking
offices. This timely picture of the
woman, in politics by Hyatt Daab
and Weed Dickinson, Is nearing
completion at the f. r. o. Holly
wood studios and viii be an early
fall release.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-08
At the Broadway

All next week at the Broadway. a
colored musical comedy, "Shufnin'
Sam from Alabam," will be the offer
ing instead OF buriesque.
Hoyt Jenkins Is the chief mem
Der of the cast which includes Zu-
dora Johnson. Baby Haines. Johnny
Woods and Victor Scott
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-08

500 Sn F. Mass MKFRWEyesPSFs K S5Ao.7
WBZ-Orches.ra WENR-Bible hour.
WHo-TErio: WJz-,orchestra. Wis
seTsieo WEt99 WoRD2RSse
5Jb ?. M.-KDKA = Chimes. services
WGN-Uncle Walt, music,
5:2O r. M.--WEAF-Capitol family; also
WEET, WGGAP. WWJ, WAR, WTAG.
$50 r. MIWBAL = Twilight concert
. 10 7, M.-wGAU-orchestra. wGR -
Evening Worship.
$40 + MVWCC9mSScience services c,,n
koAL-str!ng, music. soloists, WIZ =
class WGN-Correll and Gosden "The
Million Sing" WyAZ-Music, WREO-
Services organ. WRW-Music.
6:15 +. M.-KLDS-Vesper service. ser
monette WCX-S2rYiceS. organ.
| $3.50 =. M.-KFNF-Golden Rule Circle
WEAR-Organ. WCAU Ensemble
WOC-Services
! 6:45 r. M.-WGN Ensemble, string
quartet. WMBB-Science services.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-08
BAPTIST TO DEDICATE
NEW CHURCH SUNDAY

First unit of the new $4,000
Beech Grove Baptist Church will be
dedicated Sunday with all-day
services. The unit to be opened is
a sixty by eighty-foot basement,
When completed. the church will
seat 500.
The church was organized four
teen years ago. Since the Rev.
Lewis Grafton took charge two years
ago its membership has increased
100 and 1t has passed from a part
time service church to q full-time
pastorate.
The Rev. r. A. Hayward Fed
Grated Baptist Churches secretary,
will preach the dedication sermon,
THE Christ Of Calvary" Sunday
evening. The Rev Grafton will have
charge Of the morning services and
the Rev. IT. J. Parsons, editor OF
the Baptist Observer will speak on
1.-The Church and the Community
at p. IN.
The following special program will
be given in connection with the 7:45
services of the Second Moravian
Church in celebration of Mothers
Day the pastor the Rev. Vernon w.
Couillard announces:
Hymn IAN Hail"
Invocation
Chorus.
Booster choir
Scripture lesson.
- Quartet. my Mothers Bible"
w Reading, Heaps Of Livin' (Edgar
xGuesD. Virginia Stout.
Announcements.
ofertory solo violin (selected). Norma
Quartet. Memories Of Mother"
Cornet solo. "Rosebuds." John Wesley
FLeTls, ,accompanied by Juanita .Broyn,.
=, Reading, When There, Amt Nobody
HGgR oos T hss wond ylEpSM S stGg of
(BaiD. Mrs. r. L. Davidson. 90
sermon, the Rev. Vernon W. Couillard.
Invitation chorus.
Mrs. /. =. Schultz, director Of song.
Mrs s j. Lee pianist.
A MOTHERS DAY service will
sbe held at the Sunday evening "Peo-
pies Service" Of the First Evangeli-
cal Church, New York and East Sts,
at 7:45 o'clock. under the auspices
of the Christian Endeavor Society.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-08
DIX TAKES VACATION

Richard Dix, compelled to suspend
work ten days on his picture, Say
1t Again" because Of a broken hand
received In a fight scene, has re
sumed work at the Paramount Long
Island studio. SAY It Again" is
the final title for the picture for
merly called Take Va Chance"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-08

AL OTHERS Day will be OBJ
I'M served Sunday, both morning
E1 and evening in the Fairview
Presbyterian Church.
At 10:45, DR. Edward Haines Kist-
Ter will speak or Mother, Gods
Loving Proxy" The special music
will include the Gloria" by A.
Buzzi-Peccia and Klpling's Mother
O Nine" (Tours), by De Witt S.
Talbert. At the 7:45 evening worship
the bible school orchestra, under the
direction of Mrs. Harvey e. Berry,
will present Songs Mothers Loved, "
in this program:
Prelude Little Mother of Nine" or
:, Family worship hymn, Lord. in the
Morning Thou Shalt Hear"
Her favorite, How Firm Founda-
'.,offertory. Medley" orchestra,
Mother "Mother Machree" solo Mrs.
James Chalmers Morrison and the orches-
Her memories. I'm the Cleaning" saxo-
Her lullaby: Sweet and Low" orches-
H9 The old 9Fs and be in oh t9e G 6aFsS
Bucket" BY a string trio: Long. Long
Ago, and Annie Laurie, cor6neftt suoo.
Song saxophone solo with orchestrs.
~ Testimony hymn I've Found
Postlude. pal of My Cradle Days"
!. TB3rsday at 1880, "Bandit-proof" will
B. be the theme of the nlidweelI worship.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-08

the New Jersey St. NJ. f. Church,
will speak in the morning on Han
nah, the Mother Of Samuel" and at
night, EN- route"
Mothers and Babies day" will
be observed Sunday at Second Bap-
fist Church, the Rev. II. r. Waldo,
pastor, announced Evagelistic serv-
ices viii be held In the evening.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-08

900 P, M.-KTHs- Scores: sacred; mu-
sic. KFAB--Orcncstra >WGN;-Sam n
0;16 =. M-KFUO--Lecture; music, KIDS
Stone Church choir; sermon. WCAL
Services.
0:30 +. M.-KPRC-Players
9:35 L. M-WCCO-Organ.
Q:45 r.. M;-KG0m--Seryices organ.
tom Voice" KFI-Orsan. WHN--En-
tertainers. WOC--Little Symphony
sOloists.
II 90 p. M.-KFI--syncopato and solo
lists. KPRC-Organ. WBBM.Nutty
club three hours. WFAA-Orchestra
WHO-Littc symphony.
1913 7. M.-WHB-Organ: Don Anchors
~: 200 M-KFI--Orchestra.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-08
FORTY PRETTY GIRIS

Forty Of the prettiest girls IN Hol-
lywood were engaged for a garden
party scene In Allan Dwan's next
big Paramount picture, "Padlocked.' "
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-08
Dancing

7.30-WHAS.
S:00-WEBH, WJAZ, WTAM.
S:30-WGBS, WGY, VITO.
9:00-WBBM, WOAW, WREO.
9:30-W re.
1U:00-KOA, WCCO, WLIB,
WOAW.
1O:3O-KTHS, KPRC, WJR.
11:0O-KFH, WENR, WFAA.
11:45-WDAF.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-08

7 P. M.-Pwx-Cuban band. studio.
WBz--Ensemble. WPG---Press, flashes,
orchestra. WCAU-Music. WJZ-Con-
cert orchestra.
7:15 p. M.-WEAF = Atwater- Kent con
% sTt also WSEFI WA WWS4P we WAR w WG8
WON WEAR KSD, WTAG. WOO.
WFAA--Cornetist.
: 80 +. M.-KFNF - Christian Church.
WHO-Fourteen Cavalry Band. WSB-
Services WOS - Services, Baptist
1850 2. .M.-KPRC-science services.
500 p: M.-WCBD---MlXed quartet; brass
WFSAAA-Baptist services. WHB@sery.
ices. WJZ-Violinst. also WGY. WMBB
-Orchestra; popular program. WPG-
s:f5 p. M.@WGN-oid Music Room
1880 T. M.--KYW - Classical concert.
WENR-Dance; vocalists WHT-Re-
quest program; back home hour. WORD
Choral singers; Bible lecture. WRW
S:45 p. M.-wHN-Orchestra.
$3.50 ?. M.-KOA-Seryices
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Concert Music
7:30-KDKA, WGN.
S:OO-WORD, WN1AQ.
8:30-KPR, VINO.
9:O0-WGN, VIVID.
9:30-WBAP.
10:00-KFI, KPRC.

1000 r. M.-zKGo--sports review. KoA
Dance. KFI-Comic opera music.
KpRC-Wendel Hall. WAHG-Popular
program. WCCO-Dance. WEBH-or.
program 5sfi m 'O' #McA@EaPtertsinrieeTTs. WOO
Radio healing service. WoAW-Or-
1910 +; ,M.-KGo-comio opera. 1.-THE
1890 7. M.-KTHs-Dance. KPRC =
Orchestra. WJR-Jesters. WRC-or-
1915 P. M-wsB-Hired help skylark,
100 p. M.-KFNF - Old-time music
K KFiCessiS R %29BBM-p6SPPdHa- DH Pfe
gram. WENR-Frolic. WFAA-Orches-
I1:45 p. Observation-Disclosures frolic.
SUNDAY
5;45 4. MM;wa-wJ%DlCatholic services.
9:io. 4: Observation-Disclosures services
10 A, M-WHAS-Presbyteria services.
1880 p. M.-wBBM-Classical program.
l. p. M.-WENR Classical program.
'WGNT7to.gT,gan. WIBo-Classical con
, = M.-WENR - Moody Bible hour
WGN-Music. WMBB1.Orchestra. pop
$50 i. M;9KYw@ -sgi9 ""'-o'San'
1 T.. M.-KFUO-Lecture. band chorus.
KFAB-Vespers. KMA-Choir. WBZ
,-Goldel ,kule. music hour WDAF =
wo 5ers WHAf wS sEgf&ve Mars-Nu'ic
4:1O Z. M.-WCCO - Presbyterian serv-
ices KDKA-Children's period: con
$40 p. M-wCAE - Dinner concert.
WHAS-Choir organ, services. WIT
Concert. Womens Council.
4:45 L. M-WCAU-Orchestra
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Silent Today

CentraI-KFDM, KFKX, WCBD,
WHB, WGBF, WHO, WCAL,
WEMC, WGST, WHAD.
Eastern-WCAU, WCAP, WEBB,
WIN, WHAM, WEEP, WILT,
WWJ, WICK, woo, VIDAL,
WGHB, WTAG.
Far West-CKAC, XIX, KOAC,
KWSC.
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Let Mr. Fixit present your case TO city
officials He is The Times representa-
tive ~ the city hall. Write HIM At
The Times
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MOTION PICTURES
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CHURCHES WILL
HONOR MOTHER
THIS SUNDAY
Beech Grove BaptiStS to
Dedicate New Church
With Services.

II OTHERS Day will be OBJ
NINl served Sunday, both morning
EJ and evening in the Fairview
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Based on the stage success by
Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery
Hopwood from the stage play by Wagon
halls and Kemper. .