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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-22
MANY BOUTS
90 Rounds at BrightWood
Amateur Show Thursday.

There will be forty rounds OF box.
ing carded at the Brightwood arena
Thursday night In the amateur hstic
carnival to be staged by the Bright
wood Athletic Club. Il. J.. Wallace
is matchmaker.
Roy Wallace, local middleweiRht.
will referee all bouts and give deci
sions. A battle royal will close the
program. II is an independent ANA.
teur event and seats are on sale
downtown at the Clark & Cade drug
store.
Stirring scraps usually result
when amateur glove throwers meet
and Matchmaker Wallace believes
his show will supply some wild en-.
tertainment. First bout at $40,
Thursday. Among the entries are:
banks. &%8S o%roe; ffirSSeyC csoas.n re T t%oo.d, fRR1nry,
Van Hook. Terre Haute; Kenneth Jewctt.
~iils-pound class-Iess Tansy, Bright.
wood; william Clark. ,Fairbanks-Morse
Rillts shine B%riEhtw2od Chester clsE.
wood Buddie Johnsoa Terre Haate' ,,.,
Brightwood..
13b-nound ~class-william Ash, Column
bus. Ind. James Henry, Paris, III.
l47-nound class-Johnnv Clark, Bright
wood; William Prather, Indianapolis,
Sp1nSsti9: Gilbert 1zlRs' TsErc 'nfSsnuts; kupd
Dehayen. Paris H.; Harry Robinson.
Brazil.
Feayyweight clAss-Jimmy. Miller
Brightwood; William Howard. Fairbanks.
In the paperweight class the following
Mallad. ~ pounds. william Mann, 81,
Tony Mallad, 80. and William Clark, 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-22
DE M PS Ely
7 A N G l. E.
AGAIN
Tex Richard Due to Appear
Before N. Y. Boxing
Commission.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE long.
expected showdown in the heavy
weight boxing situation may come
today.
Tex Richard. in whose hands Jack
Dempsey has placed arrangements
for the mex championship bout, was
due to appear before the state ath-
letic commission and name the title
holders opponent. Tex has been
scheduled to do that on FIVE
previous occasions and each time he
has found business elsewhere.
Today. however, marks the end
of the time limit mentioned in an
ultimatum addressed by the com.
mission to Dempsey last month. in
which the champion was given so
days to sign a contract to fight,
Harry Wills.
1t vas expected that Richard will
name Gene Tunney and lay down
plans for a fight between Dempsey
and the former marine 10 be held on
Sept. 16. either NJ Boyle's Thirty
Acres, or the Yankee Stadium.
Chairman James A. Farley OF the
commission. however, has been ada. (
mant In protesting that only a.
Dempsey.Wills bout would be &C.
ceptable in/this state.
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With the Majors

In one OF the longest and most exciting
games this season. the league Leading Hede
Monday afternoon conquered Chicago " 10
the Cubs seemed 10 have the game in
hand. only TO have Cincinnati rally again
With the Windy City outfit holding q .,
the ninth. the Reds knocked out two runs,
In the twelfth. the Cubs scored two mark
ers in their half only TO have the home
team even the count.
Pittsburgh won a smuggling match
from 81. Louis. "A 10 II. Ten pitchers
and thIrty-one players were used. The
Pirates 10 cling TO the Reds heels. while
II broke The Cardinals winning streak.
The Giants took advantage q poor
opposition and smothereds the Philtes. 10
to 3. Terry and Frisch hit homers.
BROOKLYN and Boston split a double.
header. the Braves winning thte opener .
10 z. while the Robins annexed the night
nings overtime. after the Robins had tied
the count in the ninth with a hve-run
rally.
In the American League. the Clete-
land IndIsns s~trengthened their hold on
second position by beating the. White
Sox and sending them 10 fourth place.
Shaute was In rare form and Cleveland
won 5 to ?.
Tho Athletics hcsted Boston in a hard.
fought eleven-inning game. 2 70 9 The
Red Sox had scored a run in the overtime
session. but Phtladelnhai, came. back win
blows.
Detroit picked IN a little lost ground by
virtue OF a 5-to-4 victory over the Browns.
Zachary was charged with the defeat.
The Yankees and Washington we're not
ECnR0lIe0.
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S1.4O FOR
SCHOOL TAXLEW
CONTINUED From Page u

children between the age OF 6 and
IA were confined to shack-like class
rooms, which, during the winter, are
not properly heated and are poorly
ventilated throughout the year.
Light conditions in most OF the
portables are not so per cent as
good as the ordinary classroom in
a permanent structure.
With three new grade schools un-
der Construction. these conditions
will be relieved in some sections Of
the city, but not in others.
The rate the building activities OF
the board are going now. 1t Is said
the portables can be abolished in
three to iive years, with no setbacks.
II a sufficient amount Of money was
raised in two years the p%ortables
could be abandoned momentarily.
Figures show that last years bud
get. called for an expenditure of at
least 1897, 500 on buildings, OF which
more than $500, 900 was to be de-
rived from the sale of the old Short
ridge High School.
Deficit Exists
OF this amount there is S234,124
left and Hilkene said he needs APP
proximately s651.624 to finish the
building program of the former
board
He said $234,124 will probably be
sufficient for the erection of Schools
ID and SO.
The following schools and their
estimated costs have been contract
ed for this year out Of the building
fund: "a, $50, s14; as. $1s3,S39; rs.
s157,5sS. and 8. s172.OOO. a total of
5000. 346.
Remaining on this years pro-
posed building list, before the new
budget is compiled, are the follow
ing schools with estimated costs:
Ia. $102, 900: 80. $1O4. 300; 81. s1s7..
900; AZ. s197, 900, and 70. 1922 500.
This calls for a total expenditure of
1922, 800.
Contracts Not Let
Drawings for these plans are ap-
proved. but the contracts have not
been let.
School boards records show that
in 1921 the school city was fifteen
years behind in building. A fac
tional wrangle developed and build
ing stopped.
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BuiIdinu Permits

~ J. werest, furnace. 1904 Beechwood.
sogo C. Preston. furnace. $3.50 station.
NaTppS Dooley, furnace. 3ioi Macpher
colbert Mulholland. reroof. 27o5 station.
so6g6Tich Bros. furnace. ,aoos Ashland.
n C. Schmidt. furnace. SEQ Parkview.
Ads Russell. Dwelling. 545l- HnSen.
soA6ds Russell, garage. 545i Hibbcn.
soJJohn Reptek. reroof. sSs N. Addison
Henry Rodgers, furnace, 5235 N. New
John Roberts. dwelling. 1913 Mnls.
Joseph Phster, reroof, a4I z. Raymond.
81 {. BallinSer, dwelling. 4si3 EnrIish-
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ADDITIONAL SPORTS
Western Tennis
Card Today
AT WOODSTOCK COURTS
ri. U-...1

- p. NJ
Court No 1-Lucien williams, Chicago,
VS.; Rnsse,l K9SehleGr. S9uth Bend, 1.rvm.
III VS.. George NJ, Lott Jr. -,
wV court rs. N Derry M MillsT. * NoTTSo sgn'' Austin.
Texas. VS.. Neal Hines. Terre Haute.
Court No. 5-Raymond T Kqnkel Gin
c%innati. Ohio. VS. w. W PANE lndianspo-
Court No. e-RusseT Tracy, Columbus,
oh oo,T vs.. NJ Louis B gey9olffS; ISSsisneS 9f1%bu.
Ohio, VS.. Enos e. Pennock. Philadelphia
Court No. Ss@5RichS%Ond BSaYstian' Ind i
"a p. NJ
Court No lTBerkeleSy Bel; Austin
Court No. 2-Alfred II. Chaplin Jr-. Spring
field. Mass. VS.. Eugene Taylor. fndianapo-
Court No. al, Loughry Hawkins, IN
dianapolis, VS.. John Lang. Detrait, Mich.
s%n oS9ITi. VS. VS.. Archer Archie Mcca haTne' ccinnacain1n%S natl
~ Second Round
3 p. NJ
Court No. .5-John A. Mckay. Miami
Court No. -6TPani KuRkel Cincinnati,
Court No T.: %aSsa FARE RsS;e Chicago VS..
Court No. S--Thomss a Hendricks In
dianapolis. VS.. Stephen lngersoll. New
castle.
Court No. brian I. c. Norton. San
Antonio, Texas. VS.. John stubbs' Indian
Court No. 2-winner OF LottGelwich
VS.. winner OF Anderson-Miller.
KoeRier VS.. 4. N. johnson, Cincinnati,
0n Court No. Ellis Klingeman. Chicago,
VS. winner of Tracy.Reynolds ~.
Court No. 5-Frank Grove. Terre
uarte, Ind. vs.. Frank Donovan. Detroit
Court No. 6-R. T. ~Humphries- Mar
t~insville. winner Of Raymond kunkel-
Court No. Richard II. Crane. Indian
apolis. vs., winner OF Frambes-Pennock.
IS p. M
Court No. winner OF Chapin-Taylor
vs.. Charles Retmeyer, Indianapolis.
Court No, John Hennessey. lndian-
apoIis. We. Frederick Brace. Pontiac. Mich
Court No. 3-winner Of Bell-Haworth
VS.. winner OF Bastian-Bradley,
Court No. winner Of Hawkins-Lang
Va. Julius ~Sagalowsky. Indianapolis.
Court No. 5-winner OF Eaglesield-Mc-
Cailum VS.. winner CT Eorton-Hines.l
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-22
Marriane Licenses

John NJ .Laser 2s. 1922 =. Eleventh.
State. bookkeeper.
Ralph y. Biyins. 30 Bedford. Ind, line.
man Ruth Richey. 23. 17c3 corewe.
teacher.
81 MsT lso HindGc .Sli q 2soH p washing
Thomas Adams. 81 ESQ Cole. iASorer
Jennie Reed 81. 425 W, 81. Clair.
Howard s Bronson. 81. Beech Grove.
grocer: Sarah NJ. Burke. is. $50 n. AT.
iington. housekeeper.
Nathan Dunn 81. city. barber: Lola NJ.
jewell. cs. 17iS Blaine. inspector.--
ware, bookkeeper. Florence NJ, Hiegina.
2b, Ill r, Sixteenth. etenographcT.
sya s0D CLERK; RR 'SSa''HRl r. swanson, e. u'ns;
HabiE.
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WITH CHUCK
Jack Helps Train Virgins for Bout
With Weinert.

Jack Reynolds, Indiana University
wrestling coach. who is keeping busy
with matches in California. has
Joined up with Chuck Virgins. In.
dianapolis light heavyweight pugil.
ist. and is helping Chuck In his train.
ing for a bout with Charlie Weinert.
eastern heavyweight. who is on the
Coast.
Reynolds says Virgins is going
big and predicts the meeting be.
tween Weinert and the Hoosier will
draw a capacity crowd. Jack says
both boxing and wrestling are being
well supported In California. He
expects to return east about July 10.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-22
MARCOS EASY FOR AS

The Dayton Marcos provided 1T.
tie opposition for the A. B. C.s At
Washington Park Monday. the 10.
cal nine of the Negro National
League winning easily, Is 10 2. A.
h. c. swatters collected II hits. The
teams we're to close their series this
afternoon and the AS we're after q
clean sweep.
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WITH A. A.
BIZ Unitcd Prcsa

HU IWTTFW TTFFT
CHICAGO. June 22.-Alva Martin.
Northwestern University half.miler
who won his event in the National
Collegiate meet here. will run under
the colors Of the Chicago Athletic
Association hereafter. His first race
will be at the A. A. u. games At
Philadelphia next month.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-22
MANDELL TRAINS

HU THfTfu FftH8
CHICAGO. June %. Sammy
Mandell, lightweight title contender.
Is In training here for his champion
ship bout with Rocky Kansas. July
B. Kansas Is expected here Monday
to begin intensive training.
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LEADS GOLFERS
By United Press

Bv United Press
ST. LOUIS, June 22.-Eddie Held,
local player, led the field OF quaLners
for the Trans.Mlssissipp golf tourna-
ment by turning in a 81 for the first
eighteen holes. This score was four
under the course par.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-22
Independent and
Amateur Baseball

Indianapolis Triangles split a double;
header with. the Kelley Eagles the nrst
ksfY.y gOis ssor e ' tSre Hel rsns Z to q Rally The he
Triangles won, 8 70 o. taking the honoEs
ing of Johnny Baidus. who allowed only
lowed. the Triangles only four hits in the
The Midysys Eetteated the Broad Ripple.
twelve men and allowed but six hits. The
Midways will meet at 1544 Draper 81.
Thursday night.
The Marion Cardinales will practice at
Garfield Park, "Wednesday, evening at o;JO,
Coach Evans REQ dests all who expect 10
make the trip TO Muncie next Sunday to
be present at that time. The Cardinals
s sSSe T e aiS H GRsn to Sai Book X ifaSslty ssIasa.eN GUS,
Address Harry M. Cruise at IDl2 Wood
lawn Rgs6vi 9r c 'Pota 4reT CAN'T SSS aandT sS U2lnR.
vile take notice.
The I~ndianapolis Keystones defeated
foUT HI F'S game for tn" KeSstones. Next
Sunday 6 . sIub the e. tk oSnsp Vile. pi4 fhe 'P Reys sssss
would like to hear from Anderson .Remys
and kokomo In regard TO days Agrees
prexel 539O-R
BRIDGEPORT. Ind, June 22.- Bridge,
70 3. Next Sunday the Hoosier Centrals
play at BI1egePoEt FOR games duTinf
The Indianapolis Meldoq Club defeated
Poters Camp club z to H. tddtI ma u inc
ners' Next Sunday the Weldon viii meet
the Anderson Remy's. July 4 and, D are
open dates and a game Is desired with some
For n address r. J stehlin. 0lS
olive st, or Rhone Drexel 367o-J.
Jess McLain pitched the Hoosier Tri-
angles OF the Peeiles League TO their fourth
straight victory, McLain allowed the
League Leading Laurel A. @. but . scat
date:
q; %: "a; 4 !: :Hf;::.::::-.' ! + IS
EelN Eagles $50
Universities = D 100
indianapolis Cubs will hold a msti9g
Al PLAYERS must be in afttendepse. Dutch
Killing get in touch with G.. Smith at once.
A Western Union. Traffic nine desires
a game for sunday 1890 y. m. Brooksde
diamond number l. Have permit. Call
Irv. 1921.
The Wesleyan baseball team has changed
club won from the Fountain Squares, 4, 70
3. The Recruits want a game for Sunday
with the West Side Triangles. Call DreXel
1536-R.
The silver FLASH Ss:eball club gill
vine Sunday and al Bloomington on July
II. For games address w. ". Day, 6Jl6
ferguson ST.. or call Humboldt 2s25.
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PETROLLK VICTOR

Bv United Press
EAST CHICAGO, Ind, June Ia
Billy Petrolle, Fargo. N. D., won
from Frankie Schaefer by a knock.
out In the first round Of their SEIZED.
uled ten.round bout.
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G O X. o.

Bu Times Special
UTICA. n. Y. June 22.-wee vii.
lie Spencer. New York. was stopped
N the first round Monday by Chick
suggs, New England Negro boxer.
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Housekeeping Rooms
for Rent


ASHLAND, 2O3O: 3 attract, large rms:
mod: 2 or 3: entire upstairs: garage
BROADWAY. 1142: l large rm.. kitchen;
pri. emit: nicely furn.: mod. Ri. 1850.
EAST n. l39: Mod. large front rm.. new
~ decorated. everything furn., $3.50.
W. 18TH ST, LOG: rm. and kitchenette.
downstairs; also rm. and kitchenette. up
stairs: garage.
18TH St.. E.. S22: 3 unfinished and 2
furnished rooms: light housekeeping
FOUNTAIN Square; . rooms. $500. 1000
Prospect ST.. Drexel 5736.
ILLINOIS. N, 1913: Downstairs rm. fur
nished COR housekeeping. $50 week
ILLINOIS. N. 1515: front room. fur
nished. downstairs. II. housekeeping S5:
MERIDIAN. s. 1865: two nicely furn.
ished front rooms: private home and
entrance. DRexel Q362.
PENN. N. 1241; large. front, first floor,
housekeeping rooms; running water.
linens laundered: 81. Lin. 727h
e. ST CLAIR.~67O: 8 large rms; own
stairs: mod: nicely furn. Riley ASls.
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Real Estate for Exchange


lao w. 18TH: storeroom. living rooms.
garage; seminnodern: for small house.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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Death Notices

SMITH, CARRIE beloved wife OF FREQ
Mueller and Mrs. Amy Partlow. passed
away June q, 7:Q5 a. m. Funeral Meeanneess-
day. June %, st 10 a. M, from reSldence'
1913 N. Traub Ave. Burial Floral PARK
Friends invited. -
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Lots for Sale
TWO corner lots. cost 81 900. sacrifice for
800: No. 233 and, 232 in. Seq In
JEFFERIES. Route A.. Box 20 Rosedale.
Parke County. Indiana.
THREE clear, we'll locator lots for. cheap
rentals. A. j.. EBBY. Main 1850. Eve
nings. Ran. 4O44.
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Situations Wanted Female

CURTAINS laundered. 25c per pair. Car
fare. Work guaranteed. Web. 2422,J.
SEWING, all kinds: Embroidery. excellent
work. Cheapest prices. Har. 1214-J.
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Cottages and Resorts
ATTRACTIvELY furnished cottage near
Ravenswood beach: reasonable. Lin.
Mr.. NARD before . .. m.
FERGUSON, $500: -four cottages on river
front for sale. lease or rent. Hum 5970.
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The Midways refeated the Broad Ripple
A. G.. Sunday, 20. Pierson struck out
Midways will meet at 1914 Draper 81.
night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-22
Legal Notices

Legal NOtrCeS
~
The Western saving and Loan Associ-
alton OF Indianapolis, Ind. will hold its
annual meeting of stockholders and he
election of three 90 directors on July 8.
WILLIAM g. GRAUEL. Secretary.
LEGAL
Notice Is hereby given pursuant to the
statutes that the undersigned conducting
a public storage house will on Wednesday,,
July 81, 1925, sell for accrued charges the
household and other goods held in storage
six months or more with charges unpaid
belonging to the following named persons:
Mrs. Arbuckle. B11172: American Cooler
Go..IB1oO96; ,Chas. Beerek, IB1Q715; Clay
Bryson. B11194: Beneficial Loan Co,
B11131; Const. ALE. B11059; C;onst, Alley,
Bic557; Fidelity Loan Co.. B111sIi j 9:
Groves. B9275: Glenn Giberson. B10757;
Mrs Paul Hunter B11121: Geo; IngeIs,
Miller. B11011: f. E. Moore, Bl11oI;
Mrs. Flora Nugent, BS643; John Poston.
Ramsey: Bi1os5; ATs; Mary Zoo sayisT:
Thomas. B1o155; William Thomas,
B1112S: Mrs. Rosa Turner. B11O75; Mrs.
Myrtle Wood. B11141.
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Miscellaneous Wanted

FURNITURE WANTED
BEST PRICE PAID. DREXEL 0954.
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The INDIANAPOLIS Keystones defeated
four hit game for the Keystones, Next
Sunday the Keystoaes. play, the Betsy
would like to hear from Anderson Remys
and Kokomo in regard TO dates. Address
W. j. Schoch. 739 Lincoln 81. or Phone
Drexel 5390-R
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Houses and Flats Furnished

LEONARD. 1859 IA nice upper apt. mod.
4 rms. desirable location. DRex. 3889.
DIST ST. E., 618-Lower duplex. 4 rms.
for summer; reas.: adults. Ran. 63O5.
ATTRACTIVE apis: completely furnished;
4 rms. bath. porch: reas. Ran. 2747.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-03
BY Walter ID. Hickman

Two great orchestras will make
a bid for radio favor tonight on The
Indianapolis Times program over
WFBM. Geneva Boettcher's Merry
Melody Maids and Glen Stotlar's or
chestra will appear on the program.
Never will the air have had such
hot competition, as one orchestra Is
composed entirely of women and the
other Of men, with one exception, the
violinist.
When things get warmed UP Fri
day night call the SEVERN Hotel and
let us know which numbers you like
the best~. Both orchestras have good
programs.
Myles Beville, tenor, who is well
known on Times programs will sing
two groups of new numbers.
merry Melody Maids"
The Merry Melody Maids" are
Lucia Schilly, drums; Alma Ineis-
ser, Geneva Boettcher, director and
pianist, Bonnie Grant and Iris Car
roll
The Merry Melody Maids will play
the following selections in groups
of three: Hard To Get Gertie, ."
Drifting and Dreaming" me Too. J"
"In A Little Garden" Turkish
Towel" Thinking" my Cutie's
Due At Two To Two" Moonlight
on the Gauges" "Breezin' Along
With The Breeze" "Fallin' In Love
With You San Sue Strut" l
Wonder What's Become Of Joe, -
"Cryin' For The Moon" Ting A
Ling" II Can't Get over A Girl
Like You" and Hello Aloha"
Glen Stotlar's Orchestra will play
the following numbers in groups Of
three: Me Too" Thinking" How
Many Times" Meadow Lark, -
Failing In Love With You" Moon
light On The Ganges,'' Hard To
Get Gertie," MY Wild Irish Rose, -
Where Did You Get Those Eyes?."
"My Mammals In Town" Il Am On
My Way Home" Baby Face" For
My Sweetheart" "In A Little
Garden" and "Honeybunch.
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PEMENTO SALAD

Dissolve one box OF lemon iello
with throe.Sourths pint Of hot water
Add three table poons Of. vinegar
let stand un,il cool Then add one
cup chopped cabbage. thYee-fourths
cup chopped celery one-half tea
spoon salt, small can chopped pi-
mentoes. When solid enough to cut
in squares serve with this mayor
naise.
Beat three egg yolks with three
tablespoons of sugar, one teaspoon
full Of prepared mustard, one tea
spoon of butter, one-half teaspoon Of
salt, one-half teacup vinegar. Cook
until thick, let stand until cool. Thin
with the beaten whites of eggs.
Serving this salad on lettuce leaves
makes a pretty dish.
Mrs. Leslie Walker, $50 w. Adam
St., Franklin, Ind.
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Dancing

7:30-WHAS, WHO.
S:O0-WBBM, WPG, WSM.
S:30-WWJ, woo.
9:00-EBH, WTAM.
9:30--WBBM, WRC.
1O:0O--WBAL. WIZ. WGY.
10:30-WEAF, WIN.
11:00-WHO, WLIB
i1:45-WDAF.
l2:00-WENR, WIS.
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EVENING PROGRAM


O-wAIU-Dinner concert. wCX-
G0ldkette1s II Ensemble WEAFI d lr
French lesson music. WWJ-Dinner
concert
5:15-KDKA-Strin ensemble. WMAQ-
Topsy Turvy Time
5:3O-WG Y-Sunday school. WTAM =
Serenaders
:30-WCFI4-Concert
35-WGY-Instrument music.
6:45-KDKA-Address. University Girls
Glee Club
6:60-Orchestra
100 ADC-Concert. VIDAL - Trio.
WBz--Orgon. WCX-Studio program
WWEEEEFGiEs qHjinet WERBHC5neGr
soloists. WHAR7--Seaside, Trio. WAR
chestra; Bonnie Ladies'. WIS - May
and June. violin and harp. WOP-
1;I5-WGN-Pau ASKS show.
1:20-KDKA-Poem. pianist
30--WBAP-Concert WCAU Enter
tanners. WCAE--Music. WEAF-Con-
cert orcheqsttra; als9 WILT. WGHR-Re-
WHO-Raleigh Quintet WLS-WLS
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FIVE TO BROADCAST
To Appear on WkBF, Ford Motor
Company Station, Program.

Adelaide Conte. Gertrude Conte,
Mildred Smith, Margery Mccullough
and DR.. Arnold of the Irvington
School Of Music will broadcast a pro
gram from 1880 to $3.50 tonight from
the Ford Motor Company over sta
ton WKBF.
The faculty of the Irvington School
of Music will broadcast programs the
second Wednesday of every month
over WKBF.
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WoK-Capital Theater wPG-Dances
S MS concert orchestra. WSB6-Concert.
" hour: -WTAM-Studio
S;l0-1-7WMAQ-Wis consin football dinner.
WNYC-Maior General c. p. Summeral
S:J5-WoR-,eMandolin, tenor dinner.
S:3O-KOA-Sunday school. KFAB-Or-
chestra and artists. WAAM-Progran1
WBAL-string quartet. WEAF = La
France orchestra to WEI, WGR, WWJ
WILT, WCAE, KSD. woo. WTAM. Voc,
~WDAF. WFAA-Club recital. WANG
Tho Goudoliers
8:dd55-WyNLREbNYI7A5mphion quartet.
Orchestra KY-Studio. KOAAOrehes-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, pianist. WGz-or-
hestra. WCFL - Dance orchestra.
VEBE-Orchestra and solosts WEAF'
14Qr,cchesdtrra7 10 ,WycEE3E. WGR, WTAM,
ylCO WRC KSD. WTAG. WWJ VIC 81
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steal WORD-Program WOR John
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-03
Today's Best

Copyright, 1926, by United Prees.)
WIZ, New York $50 and WGY,
WIZ, 10 P. NJ. (Central)-John Corr
giano, violinist; Dorothy Miller
Duckwhite, pianist.
WEAF. New York 1922. 8 P. NJ.
Gastern)-Billy Jones and Ernest
Hare.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-03
CHOCOLATE JUMBLES

One7half cup butter, one cup
sugar, two eggs, one tablespoon
milk. two squares chocolate. one tea
spoon vanilla. two cups sifted -four,
one teaspoon vanilla. two cups sifted
flour. one lalf teaspoon salt, two
teaspoons baking powder.
Cream butter and sugar. Add one
egg at a time unbeaten, then add
matted chocolate and beat Well. Add
milk, salt and baking powder sifted
with flour. A little more flour may
be needed to roll. Roll thin and cut
with a doughnut cutter. Bake in
quick oven.
Mrs. John Brebberman, OsgoOd,
Ind, Il. Il. 1.