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The Indianapolis times., 1926-04-17

cal. WEBB (57o2J-orchestra',' sun
wHAR G275;-Trio, wLIB f3o@ So 81
Dinner concert. WIS t344.6)-Lullaby
time WMBB t35O1-Artists. semi as
steal. woAW l526)--Talks, education
al reriod; wPG t299.S .S)-Sports
dance. wQ1 (447.5l Concert. dance
WOR t405.2l Thomas Jefferson.
barytone. WRNY (25s .5l-Old songs
i;1o p. M.EwEEI (34s.6)-Boston Sym
1918 r. M.---wEAF (4p1 81 - Shake
searea s954s1Radio 2SiF Nove WfN wBz e33s s sHJz
Tech show features. VINO t49a.7 -
Bedtmie stories. WCAE t461 81
Youngstown artist. WIP (5OS.2)-
Opera House concert5oo
'So sSrt r. kfRd MKPKA as oBbe aOG eass K9@
1885. 5.4D-Home hour. KFRu (499 o.
Studio wBAP .ol-Sunday school.
WBBR 12[3)M-,dBi5le issstructions; mu-
WGBS ,315}i9l Z-o"GN,pmer9logy;o solos;
concert VIZ wRCa wHAs, l3a9 81
Listeners Voice" wMAK t@e56l -
Music wMCA t341D-Food show
WSUI 4S36l-Music.
7:d5 p. M@WoR 14O52) ---Copenhagcn
90 Spqytet WIT ,4999lFe2Mt@res %GG S2nee e
osophies' Music. .WpAE 5000 -
Popular program Dance. VIC BS
(3t5.6l-Plectra Club: Male Quartet.
The Indianapolis times., 1926-04-17
G!LL.IOM BACK
AT SONS SIDE
Water Company Case Is
Argued in Washington.

Attorney General Arthur L. Gil
liom today returned from Washing
ton. where he argued for the public
service commission Friday that re-
placement cost should not be the
sole basis of fixing the valuation for
rate-making purposes of the Indian
apoHs Water Company. Gilliom re-
turned on account Of the Illness Of a
son,
Argument on the commissions ap-
peal from a valuation Of $19,000,000
fixed by Federal Judge Ferdinand
Geiger in October, 1924, after the
commission had placed a valuation
Of $15,260 400 on the property, will
be completed Monday.
Taylor e. Gronlnger, former In
dianapolis corporation counsel will
address the court for an hour in be-
half of the commission contention
that investment should be the
principle element considered in fix
ing valuation He will follow VIII
liam J.. Ransom Of New York. chief
counsel for the water company.
During Gilliom's argument the fun
court Of justices listened and asked
questions about the case,
The Indianapolis times., 1926-04-17
farm Relief
PASSAGE Seen
Predict Coolidge viii Ask
RaiIroading.

BB United Press
WASHINGTON, April 17.--Ad.
mlnstration action to pass a farm
relief bill-the first positive step Of
this session Of Congress-was taken
today when Representative Tilson.
Connecticut, Republican house lead
er. predicted after a conference with
President Coolidge that the Tincher
farm relief bill would be passed.
IT IS believed the President will
ask the Administration leaders to
railroad this bill through ut this ses-
sion. Although it represents a dras-
tic compromise between desires of
farm organization lobbyists and con-
serVative Administration follow
ers, farm experts are said to have ac-
cepted this bill as the best obtain
able
The farm board created by the bill
would handle all problems arising
from production and sale Of agri-
cultural products.
The revolving fund would be
similar in application to the fund
disposed by the extinct war finance
corporation and would eliminate
transactions Tough intermediate
banks.
The Indianapolis times., 1926-04-17

Feature hour Voc (4s9 e)--Lecture,
mAlaska;"o WMCA 34tl-orehestra
WOR (405.2) Organ. WOJ (147.5)-
Radio Artists. orchestra. WIP (50S.2)
1880 r. M.-KPRC t2o6.s) - Dance.
WEAF l49l 5l=zVincent Lopez Orehcs-
tIryaoo, WJR !6l7l w,,,bIeGsterss, -WoAAW
1o:i5 p. M.-wsB t42S.3)-Red Head
Club. wGHB 66)-Midnight Rambie.
IL = M;-KFNF (263) ~,-Old. Time Music.
WAIU t&93.9)-Organ.. WBBM (226)-
Popular program. WTAR 1889. 81 -
Syncopators WEBB O.2)-Orches-
ira. songs. WFAA (475.a) Orchestra.
WLIB 1902 S)-Dance. WMCA (341)-
Entertainers. woo 1890 -Orches-
tra; barytone. WOO l27s)-Orchestra
rs p. M.-WDAF l365.6 -ll'YlT'G @ Knight
hawk Frolic XII .t467)-Radio Club.
kFAB (340. S)-Orchestra WENR
I266l-Frohc. Wild (37O.2)-S@ttin'
Tp Hour. WHIT (4Oo)-Your Hour
League, Pat Barnes.
a. M:-KFI (467)-Midnight frolic.
WEBB t37O2)-Special numbers. songs.
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iffs75 i4s75 B4 GSS2 WBz f.}5. WFaf
den Rule Music Hour, WEBH (3T0El
M9fieaS sc6d9f %1rp EGE$ bbi2e ma
Sic. Go wOs C4407l2vespers' Woo
tist Church Choir
$40 T. M.-KDKA (3o91) -- Children's
period; concert.
$500 7. M.-wCAP @(46S.5) - Chamber
music.
$3.50 p. M.-wBAL (246)-Conocrt. wCAE
(461 81 Orchestra. WHIT i4OOJ --
Young Peoples Council, vcspcrs.
5:45 y. M.-WCAU (27Sl-Orchestra
B6Ie 2Ss hour. 12[cneF#FA FW#FFAA Tf7 1f75.oj%Radio
Bible class WIZ (454. .3l-Ccnccrt or
chestra WIS (344 81 - Prelude.
WOAW (526l-Bibe study. WORD
(275)-Uncle Dan. eyensong. trio. WOh
(211 .3l-Dmce. studio.
WGN l8o2 Sod songs, Uncle Wait
GEO r. M.-WCCO OLGA Science serv-
ices. ,WEAF l49l ;5)-7LTheater Sang;
also WCAPP, WI WTAG. WCAE.
services. Witt (4ool&Tabernacie cor
cert, Paul RAIDER WIS (3446l-Little
Brown Church, choir. woo (4S3.6)-
Gas P. M.-wCAU (97s)-Concert or
Ss6estra. wv WEAB o (389 94,- A. : Firsstde e
379.5)-Services.
: 7. M.-KPRC 9l-Chimes. services.
KYWs (535.D-Sunda Evening Club.
PWX (4O0l-Cuban Band studio. WBZ
cert. wGN 1902 .sj@corrc'II' ana Cos
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BUSINESS men
FORM CLUB TO
BACK SENATOR
Candidacy of Watson Is
Boosted by Statement
of G. 0. P. Group.

Henry Lane Wilson, Spink-Arms
Hotel, former ambassador to Mexico,
today announced organization by
eighty-three prominent Indianapolis
Republican business men Of the
Watson Senatorial Club to promote
the candidacy Of Senator James L.
Watson for denomination and re-
election. Wilson is chairman.
Recognizing his peculiar fitness
by training and education for the
high office which he is occupying,
his lifelong devotion to the consti-
tuition, to American traditions, his
unstinted labors in behalf Of the
plain people, his wide and peculiar
influence in the Senate In procuring
beneficial legislation and in defeat
ing unsound measures, and his
active espousal of severe immigra-
ton restriction, we pledge to Sen
ator Watson our loyal support" Will
son said in a statement. 1t disclosed
the names of the business generals
and captains in the club.
Wilson also announced receipt of
a letter from Watson expressing ap-
probation, which said in part:
while not accepting in it's
fun measure your complimentary
estimate Of my services in the
" Senate, am nevertheless not con-
scious Of having deviated in a single
instance from my duty to the people
of Indiana, or of having faltered in
diligent espousal Of the conservative
principles lying at the foundation of
this Republic, written into our
system of government by the
fathers OF the Republic"
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and musical program will be given.
Mrs. Ross Manly will preside.
The Shortridge ParentTeacher
Association will hold it's monthly
meeting Tuesday, April 20, at Sis
o'clock in the Shortridge study hall,
Miss Flora Drake, assistant super
intendent Of schools, will speak for
thirty minutes on The Parents
Text Book" Mrs. Rosa Mikels Of
the Shortridge faculty will give a
brief talk on THE Book in the
Home The indianapolis Teachers
Double Quartet will sing several
numbers under the direction of Err
nest G.. HIesser, supervisor Of music
in the indianapolis public schools.
Tuesday morning at 10 Mrs. Ray
Trent will lead the discussion of
provisions for the Intellectually
Superior Children" at the regular
meeting Of the Study Circle Of School
No 43.
The Association Of Abraham Lin
coin school, No. is, will meet at PAS
Wednesday. Miss Florence Fitch,
supervisor of art in the schools, will
speak. A feature Of the melting will
be a "style show conducted by
Mrs. Muterspaugh Of the voca-
tional class. Mrs. Annie Moore
Daugherty of the Y. w. c. A. will
speak The Study Circle will meet
at 2:15.
Gwendolyn Schort. reader, and
Miss Louise Reddlck, pianist, both
pupils Of the Metropolitan School
of Music, will give a musical pro
gram at school No. Wednesday aft
ernoon. Richard II. Coleman viii
give talk on "The Relation Of Par
ent and Child in connection with the
Juvenile Court"
School No. 50 is planning a night
meeting this month, to be held Fri
day, April 80. The regular meeting
scheduled for Wednesday afternoon
has been Cancelled.
Mrs. c. II. Ridge will speak at
school No. rs, Wednesday after
noon, on the subject, What I, or
the Parent, Can Present to My
Organization" Dorothy Boaz will
give readings and Stanley Johnson
will play piano selections.
The Indianapolis times., 1926-04-17
MACHINE STRIKES BOY
Donald spicer Hurt on Way Home
From School.

Donald Spicer, 7, Of 1884 King
Ave, is in 4 critical condition at
Methodist Hospital today suffering
from head injuries received late
Friday when he was struck by an
auto driven by Clayton Swift,
Thirty-First ST. and Lafayette Rd.,
at Fourteenth St. and Belle Vieu Pl.
According to police the lad dis
regarded the signal Of a schoolmate
who was acting as traffic officer
and dashed in front Of the auto.
Spicer, who Is a pupil at School 75,
suffered a possible skull fracture.
The Indianapolis times., 1926-04-17
Three DEAD IN
prairie fires
Toll Includes Property Loss
of S5O0,OOO.
BIZ UhitCd Press

BV ThitCd Press
ST PAUL. Mimi. April IL
Prairie fires which ragged over the
northwest during the past week took
a toll of three lives and caused prop
erty damage estimated at 100000.
S. A. Londaken. Braddock, n. D..
the third victim, is the latest to die
from wounds received while lighting
the fires. Otto Koehler, Ryder, n.
D.. and Mike Brochite. Crow Wing
county. Minnesota. are the other
dead
School houses. farm buildings and
settlers cabins were destroyed and
miles Of land laid waste in three
States.
The fires in all sections were re
ported under control late Friday.
Volunteer fire fighters returned to
their homes.
The Indianapolis times., 1926-04-17
CONFUSION in
RADIO Seen AS
RULING RESULT
Judges Decision HeightenS
Need for Legislation,
Officials Say.

BU United Press
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE
decision of Judge James III. Wilker-
son at Chicago holding In effect that
Secretary of Commerce Hoover has
no authority to assign wave lengths
or time to radio broadcasters makes
it almost imperative that Congress
enact legislation firmly establishing
control, il utter confusion Is to be
prevented.
This is the opinion here Of the
decision in favor of the Zenith Radio
Corporation. which was sued by the
Government on the ground that it
had "usurped" the wave lengths of
five Canadian stations at hours not
assigned TO WJAZ.
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den. Million Sing" wJAz IL
.C45L3)--Music. WLWL t3SS .3j-Pa2i.
ist Choristers. sermon. WRW (273l-
$50 ?. M.-KEEE, c2esl - Christian
C[Ih6yTrchlo ooo oKKFDM (315.6D--serviic,ess;
E45 2Raa W2}R 9garif. casa TcAU
Organ. WEAA l475.0 0)---services. City
Temple Ten p.n$ VINO -F,99gr5leentBB CAV,
services. WOs C44O9j-serviccs'. '''''
44o y. M.--WMBB t250)-Science serv-
7:i5 p. M.-wGN c3oe.s) - Concert.
o .W0oo2 lG7S),m-7MMethodist services. -. . ".
WE68BBA Eq8Ba, 26lL-Vocai dance WCBD
(865.8'-NGeithodist C6GTc2 SC23gsI2f. VIZ
'434.3) Orchestra also WGY
S:l5 =. M.-WEAF C4Q1.5) - Atwater-
#EAR-' #E KsD. a.S& &TAG, Az WI wTWSJH' #ddAF. WddAAFF.
WEI. voc WCCo, WsAI. WGN. win.
E3ss55.n-@3TaB@e SllIoT$6TStra, Lost %6T5 trio WBz
3 30 p. M-WFAA 475.al Wv Recital.
WIP' l5os al--Nusic. KoA C3@5 80
9:oo ?. M--KHs la7{R.s) ~ Ensemble.
KFAB $40 s l,---Musicale. VIZ CA34 81
C250i.orchfeesstra. TtS9 p6Buiar' W6RW
(&55i-SeTviccs: singers. lecture. WPG
osS Sc wc1IA @E9e0iae miscssTTi saTTic9a @u-
'',g yp5C t;i3 or
ira: tenor XIV t53i4j-ClassiCa
concert. WBAP 591-Orchestra
WENR t2G6l-Dance: vocal: inetru-
mental. WIT 400l-ReQuCst program
WRW t273l-Music
0:15 =. M.-WHN l361 p - Orchestra:
entertainers. WPG t299 S)-Orean:
chorus
1900 p. M.-KTHs t27Asl-Frolic XII
l@65 Organ. voc ltS3.G)-Littic
symphony. .soloists WITT (4OO)--
Back Home Hour WIN t361 21-Or-
chcstra. entertainers.
II 800 r. M.--KFI (967)-Popula pro-
fram ukulele. -kPRC t296.9)--organ
t475 -MacDowell Sisters VICES
$3.50 Organ. WHO t526l-Litt.e e
symphony
1915 z. M.-WHR t365 6l-Organ: poet.
II 80 +. M-kTHS t314 .S)--Orean.
IL 100 M.-KFI t467J--Orchcstra KpO
t42S J. OR ,hestra. WBBM (226l -
Nutty Club
The Indianapolis times., 1926-04-17
WEATHER FOR WEEK

WASHINGTON. April 17.-Weath-
or outlook for period April 10 to %
inclusive: Region Great Lakes:
Fair Monday and probably Tues
day, followed by a period Of show
ers. Colder Monday rising tempera.
tues Tuesday and probably Wednes-
day; cooler near the end of the week.
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Dancing

730-WHAS.
S:00-WBBM, WENR. WTAM,
WIS, WSM, WSB.
S:30-WMC.
9:00-KTHS WEBB. WJAZ,
WJR, WPG. WREO.
9:30-WBBM, WGY.
1O:OO-KTHS, WEAF. WCCO.
10:30-KPRC, WJR. WOAW.
11:OO-WEAR. WBBM. webb.
WFAA, WLIB, voc.
II :30-KOA.
l1:45-WDAF.
l2:O0-WENR, KF'AB.
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Continued From Page u
lauded Of the difference IN the tax,
s420 gallon.
Judge Robert c. Baltzell set the
suit for trial May IL.
1t is alleged that the illegal with
drawal was part of a gigantic CON
spiracy of George Remus, former
Cincinnati bootleg king, and owners
OF seven distiller1es in Indiana, ILL
nois, Kentucky and st. Louis, Mo.
to defraud the Government on
whisky taxes.
Permit Revoked
The permit on the use OF the
whisky for non-beverage purposes
was revoked by the Government on
Nov. II. 1921. The bond was placed
with NJ Bert Thurman, collector Of
internal revenue.
Alleged Illegal withdrawal Of liquor
between 1913 and 1921 and its use in
bootleg channels, CORES ponds with
charges causing nationwide interest
in the disappearance OF $40 cases Of
the same liquor from the Indianap-
oils Federal Bldg. since its storage
here Jan. 12,. 1923.
Judge Baltzell Friday granted n
petition of Wards which holds up
certification of mandate held by
the clerk Of court to United States
Marshal Linus p. Meredith, ordering
Il 1cCfY ~ nf h. hna1n
that the liquor be held until an in
vestlgation he is directing Is com
pleted and it is seen whether the
facts gathered warrant criminal ac-
ton.
A check of the serial numbers end
dates on each of the cases in ne
building was completed 'Thursdf y
evening by Meredith, a. ]. SignaiEo.
Department Of Justice examiner and
E. I. Henthorn, department agent.
TO Rearrange Numbers
The next move is the rearranging
Of the seriel numbers so that when
they are presented to Ward I'm order
it can be determined what numbers
are missing. A Nationwide search
for the missing cases will he started.
Meanwhile. Federal Judge Davis
at st. Louis took under advisement
a motion by District Attorney Cur
rey for permission to dismiss. with
privilege to reinstate. an indictment
charging Lem Motlow, wealthy Ten
nessee dlstiller, and others, with
conspiracy in the theft of whisky
from the Jack Daniel distillery there.
This action was believed to be
a legal device to keep the charges
against Motlow and others alive in
case they cannot be brought to trial
at indianapolis. Several defendants
in the case were convicted and SEN
fenced here last December. Remus
was a Government witness.
The Indianapolis times., 1926-04-17
FRANC SLUMP CONTINUES

y v WTIFU 7 TNH
LONDON, April Il. - French
francs fell to a new low record for
all time today on the local bourse.
Heavy selling drove the franc to
145A to pound sterling, compared
with Fridays close Of 144ia. Belgian
francs slumped sYmpathetlcallY.
The Indianapolis times., 1926-04-17
FTVE-YEAR CONTRACT

BU United Pre8s
PHILADELPHIA, April II. -
Lawson Robertson, head coach of
the 1924 American Olympic team,
signed a five-year contract as track
and field coach and football trainer
at the University of Pennsylvania.
The Indianapolis times., 1926-04-17
Radio PROGRAMS

80 p. M.-KDKA (3o91 con con
cert: also xxx KFAB l340.S )-LDln-
ner concert S6l W6AE t61 81csrt S}HIts drches
concert fTs wGHB MHHBB '5$t ss8}-bm2er mqsiS
WGY C379 5)-Dinner concert wNkw WJkJw1
37O2D-Instrumental hour: W01Am
(526)-Kalco Kids. Hawaiian ITO
VITO (475.9)-Skinny and Gang. tr1o'
5:45 +. M.-wOC (4s3.6 .6)-Chimes. sand
man wPG t299l-Dinner music ors an
6 p. NINA (e52l-Popular mHbsiiSSii ubiSii
PeG0-Music. WBAP (475.9l--D!nne'
music WDAF (365.6) )--"school CT the
Air" WEAF (491 .5)-Outdoor lie
talk WBz 1893 335,3so 3,1orchestGT&, Ga,b,rtra rgTa.
ITFFsN IWTFFNR WtEAE t5sssLDiaSer S99s4 concert. VIII
t304 .5)-Dance. WHIT t4oO)-Orgath' n
wIP t50s2) = Uncle Wip. muslG g
sports. wJR. t517)-,sSerensderss; VIZ
organ +24 mSrsnTs'' orchestra wPG Sga9s dinner
music WNYC t526)-Song recital,
pianist. wRC 46S.5)-orcheetra. Bible
talk.
e:IO p. M-wEEI t34s.el-slade Spice
els amy p. M-wcCo f41eA-orchestrs.
wHAD (275)-organ. .wGN 1902 81
Uncle Walt. WEAF (4el - = Hurdy
Girdy Girl WOAW t526 6l-Orchestra,
$3.50 +. M.-sunshine Girl. Wilt Wilt W. M1s;o
WOO sos 2)-Dinner music. WRO
L4o5.2l * oilegians WSM t2s2.s) -
Orchestra.
6:45 p. M.-wJz 4543-"work Of
Congress also WRC. WGf t319 o.
Bridge lesson. WEAFo 491 .5ll-orches-
chcstra KGN 1902 S)--Music.
! =. M.-KDKA 91)-Stockman pro-
gram. KFNF (263l Scotch music.
KSD t5f51 49, Theater. orchestra.
The Indianapolis times., 1926-04-17

wJR (5iG2orc6cstra. Wis C3446J
Barn Dance3 WMAo az lw1P1rSyIt az
1b261@Taik; Pianist wOkW Old
"A Step on the, Stairs. -WPG t299i8l
RTShes!73 wRW E%SR program #sB
l42S .3)-Music. WSM (2S2 Sl-Bsrn
Dance. wTAM 1850 4)-Novelty pro
sos p. M.-KFAB (34O.s)-Frm talks;
KFAB Artists.
s:I5 p. M.-wBZ t333 .3)-Concert. wOR
l405,2)-Le Forge Berumen Musicale.
8 40 r. M-KPRC I296.9),-Frank Til
ton pianist. KSD l545. 45.1-Co4tralto
WFAA (475 0)--Woodmen of the
World. WIZ (545 3l-New York Cen
trail Dinner; also WGY. WMAQ CA %
The Indianapolis times., 1926-04-17
Silent Sunday

Central-CNRW, KF'KX, WMAQ,
VINO, WILL, WOI, WHAS,
WGST, WHAD, KSO.
Eastern-CNRO, CNRT, CNRM.
WAHG, WBPI, WHAZ, WRC,
WTAM, WHAM, WJR, WEAO,
WICK, WRVA.
Far West-KFOA, XIX, KWSC,
CNRR, CNRV, CNRE.
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Silent Today

Central-KFDA, xxx, WCBD,
WGBF, WHB. WHO, KFUO,
WCAL, WEMC, WGST,
WHAD.
Eastern-W eau, WEBB, WIN,
WHAM, WILT, WWJ, WCX,
WOO, WBAL.
Far West-CFAC, XIX, KOAC,
KWSC.
The Indianapolis times., 1926-04-17
Parent Teachers Notes

The Study Circle of School No. rs.
Mrs. julius C. Travis, leader, will
meet Monday morning at 9:30. Miss
Constance Aery, Robert l.. Long
Hospital, will talk.
Training Of Our Children" will
be the subject Of talk by the Rev.
Virgil Rorer, Wednesday at 3:15, at
the William Bell School, No. 60.
Mrs. Frances Johnson will sing.
Judge James A. Collins will talk
on 1.-THE Problem of the Boy" at
School No. 81 Wednesday afternoon
Two pupils, Winifred Hoyt, vocalist,
and Lillian Bell. pianist, will give
the musical program.
]. Arthur MacLean of the Heron
Art Institute, will speak at the
regular meeting of School No. IS
Wednesday at 315. Mrs. L. Herbert
will review chapter three of The
Child, His Nature and His Needs. 3"
Miss Virginia Harbough will play
piano SOLO,
Instead of the regular Wednesday
afternoon meeting, the club Of Haw
thorne School. No. 30. will meet
Monday at p. m. Albert Stump
will speak. Violin numbers will be
played by Mrs r. d. Todd and Will
liam Craigle will give readings.
School No. 81 will have an i'm
portant business meeting Wednes-
day at 315. Reports of committees
will be read and the nominating
committee will be appointed. Fol
lowing the business session Mrs.
Truman Short will give readings.
The association Of School No. 20
will meet at 3:15 Wednesday. Mrs.
Charles II. Smith will be the speaker
The Indianapolis times., 1926-04-17
RADIO
(An Central STANDARD T1me)
HOUR
BY.
HOUR
.PhOtOlogue WMAK (26b 81 -
Scottish prOgram WMCA (3A1 D-Pian

c-Photologue. wMIAAK, (2Sl5;e) p..a
Scottish program. WMCA l341 - ian
ist; Soprano: Reading. VINO (49971-
o T .M.-KMA (252)-organ. KTHSs
(374.S)-Old Fiddlers, quartet kHW
354)-Music WBPI (253)--M uslc;
WEAF l491 -orchestra; WEEI
(34S 6)-Quintet. WEBB (37O.21
Dance songs. instrumental. WGbS
$3.50 - Movie Broadcast. WJAZ
1922 4)-Dance, five hours. WJR t5lO
Orchestra. WMAQ ar. -Theater
lar program. wOAW (526)--De Luxe
program, woo (483.6(-Industria
Commission. WOR (405.2l l-Yiolinist
WORD (275)-Music. WPG (299 81
Dance WREO (2S55) Dance.
9:O5 z. M.-WIP (50S.2l-pance.
0:3O =. M-WBBM (226) 6)-Orchestra.
chestra. WBAP (475.0)-Little SYM
i69ay phony WIT WGE 1922 5,pE5nGteer Enter'alReFSS WS
1902 Sod Prize Fight, WMCA
10 p. M.-KTHS (374.S)-Dance. XII
(467) )-Semi-classi program. KYW
1885 4)-Studio. WEAF (491 Own
cent Lopez Orchestra. WCCO (4l6 o.
Dance. WGN 1902 .S)-Sam m Henry.
old songs. Play Shop. WHIT (400l -
Symphony orchestra. VIVID t370.2)-
The Indianapolis times., 1926-04-17
Sundays Best

CoDVrf0ht. 1926. m Unitcd Press
Central Standard Time Throughout
WEAF Hookup. SIS Z. NJ. -
Frances Aida, soprano. and John
Corighano. Wohnist.
WHB, Kansas City 1866 M. s
p. M-Address. Sinclair Lewis.
WEAF Hookup, G:2O p. M.-Capi.
tol Theater program.
WCCO. MinneapOlis-S st. Paul (416
M. $3.50 =. Morgan recital.
WHO. Des Noines C526 M. 4P. NJ.
Hartley Municipal Band
KGO, Oakland 1861 NJ. $50 p. NJ.
-KGO Little symphony
WBZ. Springfield 1888 Nd. p. NJ.
Golden Rule Hour.
WGN, Chicago 1893 Nd. 9I5 P. NJ.
-Old-time music room.
WILT. Philadelphia 1896 M. $50
p. Mediate, Military Training" 9"
WAND. Minneapolis (244 Nd. 6:45
P. M.-Faust stock company.
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ST JNDAY. APRIL IS
$500 \. M.--WWJ t352.D - Episcopal
services
o;329 \. M.11-WQJ t447.5) 49, Peoples
o;4O 4. M.-WJJD (37O2)-Protestant
1890 4. M.-wHAs (3ao.sl - Baptst
1910 \. M.-wERH 1870 9l-services.
cert: vocal: organ
1890 r. M.-WBBM t@26l-Classical pro
I2;f5 r. M.-wHT AOO) - Sunshine
hour; Shepherd time
LOO LOO T. M.-WWI, C3392s7 2s7)-10rchestra
gram, WGN 500 .sj@orsanne, who
e:d5 r. T.@wHT t4oo)-serviccs: CON
$500 T M&WENR t266) 49, Bible hour.
WILD $50 0,2l-Auditorium concert
WGN 1902 .Sl-Studio WMBB t25Ol
Popular concert. WQJ (447.5) -
Concert program. WWJ 1850. - Or.
gan.
400 +. M-nwBCN, (o66l--Classical zol-
cert KYW 1884 41-Studio WBBM
t226)-Popular studio program.
1890 P. ,M-,wHAs S)-Choral serv-
500 +. M&KFRt (4aa .7)-vesper serv-
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Official Comments

"The future would seem to depend
entirely upon the attitude Of Con
gress toward legislation and it's de-
termination as to whether or not
Federal control Of the situation shall
be continued" said Judge Stephen
b. Davis, solicitor of the Commerce
commenting on the de
cisioR
Davis issued a formal tatement as
acting secretary in the absence OF
Secretary Hoover. While dispatches
from Chicago stated that an appeal
would be taken, Davis said no ap
peal was possible, because Of the ma
ture Of the case.
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FRAUD IN RUM
TAX ALLEGED

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Similar Case

Discussing the decision. he pointed
out that the Court of Appeals OF the
District Of Columbia, had decided the
other way in a similar case. He also
explained that Secretary Hoover had
realized the insufficiency Of the 1912
radio act and had called conferences
every year to deal with radio
problems.
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