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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-20

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vaudeville VIVID 81 637935a6 n NoG atiantIc
City@Danc t,o WHOA t3ilj. New York
Eorchestra. woK t217 81 cn 13ag =
GG3reG prfsrAim aT agRee %SI
1905 r. M.-wCCO t416.4l: Minneapolis-
St Paul-Orchcstra. WlP (oOS.2),
Philadelphiaa-Organ.
1910 +, M.-KGO 1851 %, Oakland
Musical comedy The PINK Lady.
1880 r. MYTHS l374.Sl Hot Springs
Dance. WHIT t4O0l. Chicago-pal!',e.:
WJR (517). ,Pontac--Jesters. W0AWC
gag 3sS) omaha g7onO orSae55ra' "Ko
1915 r. M.-WGHB t266). Clearwater,
Fla-Frolic.. wSB t42s.3). Atlanta
Hired Help skylark. .,o
String quartet KFNF (263l, Shenan-
SqR Frqa s5 c6 9rse6s'ra c s2Ssi
WANG $3.50. Richmond Hil-Novel-
ty program. wBBM $500, Chicago -
P 1s7S 0GRgilar T sdass
readings VICES t250). Oak Park--OT-
gan; tenor features ~, " YEA lsao st72GSb} ~
134D. New York-Program. voc
asa 81 DavenpqrIt.-o9rrcchestra vocal.
u;I5 T.; M.-WBcN l266l, Chicago -
1880 p. M.-KOA (322.D. Denver--or-
Has r. M.-wDAF (365.6). Kansas City
-Nighthawk frolic. nj.
IL M-KEI 64651o Los AngeIesn oIISaDo
ira. VIVID (37O.2) Mooseheart-Pop-
ular program. WENR (266l CHICAGO
FrOlic pioneers. WHIT (4OOl. chicago
Your Hour league, Pat Barnes.
wRNY t25S.5) New York-DX hour.
Union City -Four
sol6ists. XII (t67), Los Angeles -
FroiC.
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Sundays Best

CoDpriGht. 1926. on United Press
WEAF Hookup (Fifteen Stations)
9l5 =. NJ. EST-Claudia Muzio, so
prano; Alexander Brailowsky. con
cert pianist.
VITO, Hartford (476 NJ, 8 p. NJ
EST-Nevada Van Derveer, con
tralto.
WLW, Cincinnati APP Nj, $40
p. NJ. CST-A spring program.
WEAF HoolSup (WEAF, WSAI
WCAE, WEEI, WTAG), ! +. NJ
EST-Dr. S. Parkes Cadmans Sun
day mems conference.
WEAF Hookup CWEAF, WAR,
WEEI, WCAP, WCAE, WV,
WTAC0, 1920 =. NJ. EST-Capitol
Theater program
KYW. Chicago (535 M, +. NJ.
CST-Sunday evening club.
WAND, Minneapolis G43 NJ, GAS
p. NJ. CST-Faust radio stock cora
pany.
WGN, Chicago 1902 NJ, p. Nj.
T-Philharmonic orchestra.
WFAA, Dallas (475 M, $3.50 p. NJ.
CST-Sacred music recital.
WKRC, Cincinnati 1925 M, 11:l5
p. NJ. CST-Dance program.
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Sunday. MARCH u

3 p. M.-KDKA t309.D. East Pittsburgh
organ, vessperrss: Wild t37W3G2 /
1902 s. Chieago-Chicago Philharmonlc
Orchestra. WWJ (352.7). Detroit--Or-
4 r. M.-wGY (37o.5). Schenectady -
$50 5S =. M iga'wSIiHAs c3oa.s) Louisville
Choral seryiSSeei b t35 choi Go,,,r,ni, Mo
srTingliieldEGoiden Rule Hour WEBH
W WEEP 4o ffieaFS2 New YdrEmt ms Sym
phony; also WAR WEI. VICES (250(
Oak Psrk-Bble school. WGN l3O2.2), ,
gram. WOS t440W. Jefferson City -
dclphia.-organ. wsB (4-S.J). Atlanta
$50 :. NJ M.@K I5 C3oop. East Pitts
bureh-Dinner concert. WBAL (346l q,
Bnt%HFsGSnGsF! wc MHr 42 1903
pers. WILT (394.5j. Philadelphia -
c h ira" WEAR ~ S'G $3.50 4 CfieVeiandE
ORCHESTRA WhAF t49d 5l Esw w YORK
CAS-. lass wiz . j454.8 New Y9Fk-con-
Prcl3 EfSneS Wit C59455 Phladeiphia
6:15 r. M:IIKsD ORD, s 81 Louis Louis,
l517), Pontiac--Seryices, organ.
6G copo Gang also I WcAP WY wy WTAG
s ToMA " Pauf-serTices. WEI C54S6},
HoS F. MKFNF so t@6s SsleR S8
Golden Rule services. KIDS l441 In;
depeandence Mo1VsspeF services; WS9
WIT (4O0J' Chicagso-TabeTnacle con
cert; Paul RAIDER: Wis S344 81; Chi,
gan Voc (4S30) Davenport-Serv-
ices. WOO (5OS.2). Philadelphia
s:45 p. M.-wcAU (27sl PhiIadelphia;17-
observation-disclosures Hour. wGR (319),
100 =. oM.@kYW 3a5.4s, IT,, Chicago ago.
Sunday Evening Eend Gl III RWX s !490G
h eGmFord Han FoFam %EBH
dbBbisssgQ = S|Glesied artist nsi W WTAR
lar program Word C375l; Batayia7E-
S9Rf 4for Trio %Kw VIZ sj 50 rar
80 = M.@kFNy (ae3t ,,} s9enaps sg
HRe51a8lon eTFSq KPkc $685.
Hou} ton-Methodist, services. WEEAR
{449959}; 6a fSscS Temple f service @T HS
WHO $500. Des Moinesc~,!Trioi vocal.
W9S 4 t44s9s X 2ssTspn G5{ss FTes
$40. p. M.-.WMBB (25O), Chicago =
VOCAL; dance; WCBP C344 81 zion ,I II.
delphia-Potash and Permutter WIZ
t454.3l, New Yorly-Orchestra concert /:
also. WGY. WHAR (275l, Atlantic
GtySqSis WE VIC 1892 A Fpn5fs
City-Concert. orchestra. ,WQJ (447 81 -.
Chicago-Skylarks; vocal and instru-
s:I5 +. M.-wEAF (491 81, New York
G Go P TSlE So WCAE WGR WA WAR.
WEI. Voc. WCCO. WSAI wen. WEI.
WEMC $3.50. Berrien sprngs-Ser-
s:45 +. M@KoA (a22.4). Denver-Pres-
900 ?. M.%KTHs la74s). Hot Springs
coln@Musicaie. VIZ C454.3). New New
York@G0dfrey Ludlow; also WGY.
gg lar WoAN { 12S2 81 IL5sayrenceberg-
Chapel services WORD (275). Batavia
Trio: services: choral singers WPG
l299.s). Atlantic City-organ; CON
e:o5 p, NJ. wEMc t2s5.5). Berrien
. SpringsI;TeTn9ri; violinst :.
Leeturss KIDS {a4I(t cIPdepsaassnese
Northfeld Minn.-Services. WCAU
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ST. Paul-a"Philosophie music. WENR
gio%eeers. WEES Wees 's5o5 l1 Oak Psrf35
o soa GTgfn oT9ffar "stabsf
Orchestra, wMA0 AT ~ Chicago ~
rrf%s f9@ ef Berum MoN muscae MIG
(&99,s);r Atlantic CityL9ance, W TS y
1881. AtlantaRPMnsic;a ance W nS6l
Novelty program.
S:15 P. M.-wBz (3333). Springfield -
Old First Church Orchestra; ,WCCO
(416.4). Minneapolis-St. Paul-Music.
80 p. M.-KFAB (34Q.S(. LINCOLN. -
Sroars artists KE KSD S55 6 ch tGGle
CLASSIC wEAF t49i z5) New York !.
Musical Comedy, Troupe; WFAA
l475.9). Dallas-yaried ent6ertainlment
p Bisd 6canSlrs W woS 1874 1918. San
Antonio-Voca solos; trio.
600 p. ,M:--KFRQ1 rt9 94499.7lz4 ColumRR9a ia
s NSMusG kLhs wEaF 4e1 By 81
WJAz l322.4J. ChicagownjDqnce, music.
Opera Club 6 hoprs) WGBS t3I5.6l
c447 81. Chicago = Theater. revue.
W Sr 25 W6aN 5gS5
orchestra. popular program. WORD
$3.50. T payenpoTtMTeaer soprano,
pianist. WPG l299.Sl6 Atlantic City
Dance. WREo (25s.5). Lansing
s:es P .M-WIP t5os.s,. Philadelphia =
Dance
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Today's Best

CODuidht. 1926. bU United Press
WIZ, New York (545 M; WGY,
Schenectady $3.50 M; WRC, Wash
ington (469 ND, 1925 p. M, EST
New York Philharmonic Orchestra.
KGO, Oakland 1851 M, $40 P. NJ,
PCST-Light opera, 1.-THE Pink
Lady"
WEEP, Boston (349 NJ, $40 P. NJ.
EST-Boston Symphony Orchestra.
W.SB, Atlanta (42S Nd, 10:45 p. NJ,
CST-Hired help skylark.
WIS, Chicago Gas Nd, 7:45 P. NJ,
TO midnight, CST-Barn dance.
WOAW, Omaha (526 M, p. NJ,
CST-Radio play, "A Step on the
Stairs"
WHAS, Louisville 1899 Nj, P.
NJ, CST-Oratorio, "Stabat Mater.
woo, Davenport (4S3 M, 9 P. NJ,
CST-Mrs. V. E. Edwards, soprano
Harry Yeazelle Mercer, tenor, and
Erwin Swindell, pianist.
WAND, Minneapolis (243 Nd. 710
P. M, CST-Popular musical pro
gram.
WLW, Cincinnati (422 Nd. $50 p,
NJ, CST-Don Restor's Orchestra.
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Autos reported stolen belong to:
Marion Chevrolet Company, 963
N. Meridian ST., Ford, from 963 N.
Meridian St.
Harry Pickrell, NoblesVille, Ind,
Ford, from State Playground.
Parry Crowder, 1915 e. Twenty
Fifth ST., Ford, from Market and
Alabama SITS:
J. w. Little, 1924 Central Ave,
Ford, 1874, from Pennsylvania and
Michigan SITS.
Elmer Kraning, % N. Blooming
ton St, Ford, 550-465, from New
York st. and Limestone Ave.
A. NJ. Kinder, 443 Virginia Ave,
Ford, M-6O, from 500 N. Senate Ave.
William Garrette, $40 Union ST.,
Ford, 524-307, from Washington and
East SITS
Virgil Bragg, Noblesville, Ind,
Chevrolet, from Ohio ST., and Sen
ate Ave.
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Nine COUNTIES
BACK THOMPSON
Farmers IndorSe Dana Man
for Road Body.

Representative OF farm bureaus OF
the nine western counties forming
the fifth Indiana Farm Bureau DIS
trict have adopted resolutions indoors
ing Roy Thompson OF Dana as the
new Democratic member of the
state highway commission, in case
Governor Jackson declines to reap
point Earl Crawford OF Milton when
the latter's term ends April II.
The action was taken IN Craw-
louisville at a meeting Thursday OF
farm officials from Boone, Warren,
Morgan, Fountain, Parke, Hendricks,
Putnam. Montgomery and Vermil-
ion Counties. Federation officials
today explained the State organiza-
ton has taken no official stand on
the highway matter since its indorse-
ment Of Crawford last fall. 1t had
been reported state officials had In
dorsed Thompson when Crawford 3
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Spring to Come
in Sunday,
Tra-La
And indianapolis viii Be
Glad to See 1t After
Cold Six Months.

With little noise or confusion,
spring is officially scheduled to steal
into indianapolis at 1902 a. m. Sun
day, when the sun WITH cross the
equator after favOring the southern
hemisphere for six long months.
All Indications are that balmy
atmosphere viii greet the arrival
of the much desired season, accord
ing to United States Weather Blu
reau officials Fair Sunday with
moderate temperature, reads the
forecast.
And after a half-year of rain,
snow. cold weather and furnace
stocking Indianapolis is quite ready
to welcome the visitor, whose stay
always has been so brief. It's been
a pretty hard winter here, bureau
statistics reveal.
Balanced up. the mean tempera-
ture since autumn came in Septem-
Der % has been about IL degrees be-
low normal. The fall started in a
bad way. In October the average
temperature was 81 degrees below
normal and it stayed below normal
in November and December. In
January, however, cit crept up to
tvro-tenths of a degree above normal
and in February was 3.5 above, This
month, so far, however, there has
been a relapse, the mercury having
been low much of the time.
The lowest temperature for the
winter was Z below zero Dec. 27, and
the highest for the last six months
was 85 on Sept. 26. Snowfall has
been 21.7 inches, just equally the
normal. January was the heaviest
snow month, with an 8.3 inches fall.
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Concert Music

York-orchestra. WGHB $3.50. Clear;
water. Fla.-"The Monkey Man" WGN
1902 s. Chcagy9Tpinnero To- concert ola,
citg-T fShks' WIFI Tn 900 81. Phiade!:
phhia- - - CONCERT ORCHESTRA WAX MAX
W0R C4O5.2). Newark -Collcgians,
WSM (282.S) Nashville-Orchestra
6:45 p. M.-wBz (333.3). Springfield -
: p. oM.-KDKA (3oo;n; East Pittsburgh
Scotch concert KsD 345I S.. LOUIS C.!
cFotnc eFf Bob w k4F aSo New New
York-Vioiinist. webb (37O2). Chi
cago--Orchestra Sunday school. WEI
1884, Phi:alelphhrIa9R1TaalnkS K 1Siie
deiphiaw W.? s G,512] pIant tail;.' VIZ
4454;$l New York 900 HaDP SEia e in
p 15446l 'c chicago2h nfIY Fine Fora
and Glenn. WMBB (25Ql Chicag,o@E7
AAftstS emlGlnTTlg2 WINS WMGA 13 aic
cational period. ,woKo (233), New
WE T95Hss 9ass, tall Atlantic S0O GlTst 2Gfi5
Concert: dance; WORD o(275l Batavia
concert. WSM Iur I2S2sl ood Nashy ILL.,
land-orchestra. VITO (475.9). Hart
fcrd-Sunday school.
7:IO p. M.-wEEI t348.6). Boston----Bos-
ton symphony. WRC (46S5l. Wash
ington-Address James NJ. Beck.
7:15 p. M.--WEAF (491 - New "
(333.2). Spring eld-Music. ~
(4097). MenIDhis-Bedtime STORIES
WRNY 'C258.5l, New York-old songs
1920 p. M-WLS C3446). Chicago-Na-
tiOnal barn dance.
7:25 p. M.-WGY (3795). SCHENECTADY
philharmonic symphony; also WIZ
: 10 NJ" ?. M-KDKA (3o91) East Pitts
burgh-Band. WBAP l475.9l Ft
. Worth-Sunday school. KPRC (296.9)
vana--Studio. WMAK t265.6O. Buffalo
Piano; Virginia Girl. VIC BS
(3I5.6). New York--Music. WHAS
(399Sl. Observation-Disclosures. WIp
(5OS2(. iladelphia-Debate. WOR
64o5 p 700 Newark-Tasllkk: banioi Il,
sic, VITO 1850. Hartford--Piano re-
7:49 ?. M-wHT t4oO,. Chicag99om1MYY-
sical feature; dance. WEI (@04.3)
depha-Musical features
500 =. M.--KKRC (2969 Houston -
Studio. WBBM I (226) Chicago-Mu
sic. VICAR d263) San Antonia-0,r'
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Driver TAKEN
after CRASH
Faces Charges of Failure to
Stop.

William Elwarner, 664 E. Twen-
ty-Ninth ST., is under arrest today
on charges of assault and battery
and failure to stop after an acct
dent. Police say he is the driver
of an auto that failed to stop after
striking and seriously iniuring
Nathan Bowman, II, 1853 Ashland
Ave, when he alighted from a street
car at Seventeenth ST. and College
Ave-, late Friday.
Elwarner was caught by Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Cunningham, 2139 Col
lege Ave, who trailed his auto to
Sutherland and College AYES.
Police are searching for the mo-
torist who failed to stop after strik-
ing and injuring Jerry Fisher, So,
Negro. 1922 N. Senate Ave, late
Friday, at st. Clair st. and Capitol
Ave. Herbert Potter, Beech Grove,
Ind, told police he drove his auto
into a truck parked at the curb to
avoid Fisher, lying in the street.
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Radio Programs

$50 p. M;-KDKA (3o9D; East Pits p Is
IS853.31. springffeid--Ensembie farm
flashes. WCAE l461 ~ pittsburgh 81 -
Dinner concert. WIFI 1884, . Phli I9isI
phia-Concert orchestra. WGHB l266 :;
(302.Sl, Chicago-Skeezix time. WGY
WOAW (526). Omaha-Haw allan Trio;
VITO (475.9), Harttord-Sklnny ana
Gang, dinner concert.
5:45 +. M.-WOC (4S3.6). Davenport
Chimes. WPG (299.S). Atlantic City
Dinner music. organ
6 p. NINA (252l. shenandoah -
Stories. popular music. XIV t?32 ~ =
Chicag Dinner music. WBAP ttn2,91
Air" WEAF C491 81. New York-,.Con,
$500, Chicago-Dinner concert. WI
1894 81. hiladelphia-Dance,, VIII WI
j40O), Chicago-Organ. vocal. WIZ
(5OS.2) PhiladelphlaEUncle Wip. svlo'
ha n solos wM Ms66 "a o cH%ago
ORGAN, orchestra. WIZ, (454.3l. New
York-United States Navy program
wNYC 1920. New York-Ptannl:stt
barytone. soprano. wow 90
Cmaha-OrCheStra. WRC t46S.5). Wash
Observation-Disclosures
6:IO r. M.-WEEI (34S.6), Boston -
e:15 p. M.-wBz $780, Springfield
cEi seTyise ePausorc TcTD '4l04
6:25 p. M.-wRC (46S.5). Washington
6 30 r. M.-WCAE t461 81. Pittsburgh
SCnshine Girl WFAA (475.9D, Dallas
Orchestra, talk. WGBS t3l5.6), New
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S. H.S. fight TO ::
BE SUBJECT AT
FOUR Meet NGS
Welfare Body, Labor Union
Civic Group Will Talk
1t Over.

Four meetings. at which the
Shortridge high school relocation
controversy will be discussed, will
be held next week.
Indianapolis Public School Wei
fare Association, composed of pa
irons and north side residents, will
meet Wednesday and Friday. The
association obtained a temporary re-
straining order before Judge Sidney
S. Miller, Superior Court Three, pre-
venting the board from taking fur
Their moves to sell the new Short
ridge site at Thirty-Fourth and Me
ridian SITS. and buying another on
Forty-Sixth st. between Central
Ave. and Washington Blvd. Hear
ing for a permanent injunction will
be March 27.
Locations Not Announced
The Wednesday night meeting will
be held in North Indianapolis and
Fridays meeting will be held south
of Fall Creek. Locations have not
been announced.
Determined efforts to create a
membership of 5000 and present
facts for the Thirty Fourth st. loca-
ton will be made.
Monday night the Central Labor
Union and the indianapolis Fedora
ton of Community Civic Clubs exec
utive committee will discuss the sit
uatiOn.
Reports to Be Presented
Majority and minority reports will
be presented at the union meeting
by an investigating committee. Three
of the members will submit a report
favoring the ThirtyFourth St. loca-
ton.
A Leroy Portteus, civic club or
ganization president, said a general
discussion of the site fight will be
held.
With the restraining order issued
by the court the school board will
be prevented from taking action at
it's meeting Tuesday night.
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1918, PbuaAAlnhia-Mu WGN
SAM S3T !? y Henry Hi5i'1F %stf 1885. Iowa
City. Iows-zFamiliar hymns n
o. X X. Band KYW 1885 A.. Chicago
classical concert. WBAP (4ah9 !.
FIT. Worth-Popular program, WENR
(266) Chicago--Dance: vocal; instru-
mental. WHIT l400l. Chicago-Request
program. WRW (273). Tarrytown -
s:45 F. M.-wHN 1861 %. New York -
Orchestra: entertainers. KGO GULL
10 9 90 = oM@KTHs (a74.sl. Hot Springs
Special frolic XII 480 n Los Angels
Littie G Symptoms; soioists.
1880 =. M.-WHT (400l Chicago-Baek
Home Hour. KPO (42S.3). San Fran
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$1,000 RING MISSING

Mrs. F. j. Haight. 145 T.. Fall
Creek Blvd, today reported a $1,000
ring set with fourteen diamonds and
a pearl missing from her home. 1t
was last seen three weeks ago.
Mrs. G.. b. Moxely, 1O1 Il. Four
teenth ST., reported bedding. silver
ware and vases, valued at 500
stolen
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-20
ASK 100000 DAMAGES
Capital Paper Company Named De
PENDANT in Suit.

Capital Paper Company of Indian
apolis was named defendant in a
suit charging trade mark infringe
ment and unfair competition filed
Friday in Federal Court by the Ohio
Match Company. Complaint asks
$4,000 damages.
Complaint alleges the local con
Germ initiated the Ohio Blue Tip
match, manufactured by the Ohio
Match Company. A temporary re-
straining order to restrain the com
pany from selling the matches is
sought. Company officials denied the
charges.
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RADIO 7 7 7sSa
(An Central Standard Tme)
(All Central Standard Time)

9:3O p. M.-wBAP (475.9l,. FIT; wayne,-
Little Symphony. Hired Hand. WB 3i5o
gram. WHIT (4O0). Chicago-Entertain,
ers singers Symphony Orchestra. WVGBS
obs g. New York-Orchestra. My
(379.5), chenectady-Dance. WOR
t4O5.2l Eewark-"A Step on the
Stairs" WMCA l341l New York =
Readings. WRC l46S %. Washlngton-
Dance.
9:46 p. M.-KTHS (374.S) Hot Springs
Phantom voice male quartet.
10 p MKT (467) Los Angeles-Vo-
calists KPO (42S.3l. San Francisco
Musical trayelog. KoA 63224 Den
ver-Orchestra. WBCN l266(s Cmcago
Jazz jamboree. WEAF (491 %. New
York-Lopez orchestra. WEAR (3S9.4(
Cleveland-Syncopato WGN (3O2.S).
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TO GIVE IMPRESSIONS
Mrs. DemarchHs Brown Will Address
Democratic Club.

The Seventh District Democratic
Woman's Club will meet Wednesday
at s p. m. at the D. A. r. chapter
house, 824 N. Pennsylvania St. Mrs.
Demarchus c. Brown will give her
Impressions of Jerusalem"
Tickets may be secured from Mrs.
Mary Knippenberg, chairman Of the
finance committee Mrs. John Down
ing Johnson, chairman of the social
committee, or Miss Ida Curry, vice
chairman of the finance committee.
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cisco-Orchestra. WIN 1851 -. New
York-Orchestra entertainers. -,-
Hoop. MKT t461l. Los Angeles
Band. wFAA (475.9l. Dallas,mcSweeet
hearts of the Air. WHO to26 peGss
Moinse-Littlc symphony. WGES
t25Ol. Oak Park-Organ. -
II:Ib T.. M.-wHB (365.6). Kansas City
1890 ?. M.RKTHs t374s). Hot Springs
1e 90 MKT t467I. Los Angeles = Or
chestra wBBM (266). Chicago-Nutty
Club: orchestra.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-20
BACK HOME AGAIN
AUTOS reported found belong to-:

Autos reported found belong to:
Willys-Knight, 519-O13, owner un-
known.
Bert Mimoso, $500 N. Sherman
Dr., Ford, 28-114.
Russell Reitter, PTS Exeter Ave,
Overland, 540671.
STAGE Bone, 1913 w. Sixth
ST., Ford
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-20
CLASS WILL BROADCAST
Christian Men Builders Program on
Air Sunday.


The Christian Men Builders, young
mems Bible class of the Third Chris
tian Church, Seventeenth st and
broadway, will broadcast services
Sunday morning over WF'BM, Mer-
chants Heat and Light Company sta
ton. There is to be no diversion
from the regular class services.
The program:
9:30-song Service led by Prof. Har-
9:40-Pray5er by Rev. T. W. Grafton
Third Christian Church pastor.
9 ;44-Special Music: Harry Lowe soloist.
THE Lord Is NV Shepherd
The Roses of Piccardy.
"Thc Lilac Tree
Accompanied at the piano by
Mrs. H. B. Sturgeon.
9:53-Easter Campaign talk by E. b.
Palmer.
57-Attendanoe Report.
9 OQ-Collection: piano number.
10 01--Lesson Claris Adams:
:35-Dismissal by A. L. McCollum.
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Silent Sunday

Central-C n II W, KFK%,
WMAQ, VINO, WILL, WOI,
WHAS, KSO.
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WHAZ. Wl}C. INTAM. WHAM,
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Dancing

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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State high school basketball tour
nament is being played, creating
fire hazard.
Hutsell said he would order fre-
men and police to stop the smoking.
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warned Fire Chief Jesse A. Hutsell
today that there has been too much
smoking in the exposition building
at the State Playground, where the
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various remedies, but
nothing did me any
good until / used
Resinol S 0 a p and
Resinol Ointment. /
applied this treat
ment a b t five
times every day and
in a re m a r a.
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WOMAN TAKES POISON

Mrs. Elva Smith, 20, of 221 Geisen-
dorf ST., attempted. to take her life
today by swallowing poison. Her
husband said she had been in i'll
health.
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FIRE HAZARD ARRESTED

Harry Styner, chief inspector OF
the State fire marshal's office,
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WFBM
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268 Meters.
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268 Meters.
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Play-by-play account of all
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Face covered with
ugly red pirnples
ResinoI healed
the trouble

"Some time ago my face became
covered with little pimples which
were red and ugly looking. l trieo
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bly, short time I was rid of the
trouble. There is nothing like the
Resinol treatment!" (Signed)
Mrs. Nj. l.. Crickenberger, Valley
Centre, Va. Feb. 14.-Advertisement
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Silent Today

Central-K f d M, KSO,
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FOR sTATE SENATOR

To the Democratic Voters of the Fiji
teenth Senatorial District:
announce as candidate for the
Democratic nomination for the State
Senate from the Fifteenth senatorial
district of West Virginia. subject to
the Primary Election to be held, Aug
ust Bird, 1926.
Under the agreement for rotation
of the senatorship among the coun-
ties composing the fifteenth senator
ial district. made by the counties
through their senatorial committee.
Hampshire County is this time due
the senatorship. and /, therefore, Of
fer myself as candidate. and will
be very grateful. indeed. for your
support and influence.
If nominated and elected. | shall
faithfully discharge the duties of the
Office to the best of my skill and
judgment.
Very respectfully submitted,
Ira v. Cowgirl,