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PERSONALS

George Mills, Robert Harper and
Wilbur Garrick will form a week
end I&rty at San Diego, this week
end.
George Burnham, vice president
of the San Diego Southern Trust
and Commerce bank, with his
daughters Helen and Virginia and
their guests Lillian and Edna Void
of jackson, Minnesota, are visitors
in FL Centre. They are stopping at
the Hotel Barbara Worth.
S. o. Lingo returned this morning
from Los Angeles where he has been
attending n state meeting of Chris
tian churches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Smith will
spend the week end in Holtville
with friends.
William II. Fairbanks of Los An
eelcs is business visitor in FL Cen
tro.
Arthur Schuler will spend the
Weekend in Pasadena.
Mrs. Francis IIagcr left this
morning for Turlock where she will
continue her work in melon ship
ping.
Peggy Gates will spend the week
end in the Laguna mountains with
friends.
John A. Swami of Los Angeles is
visiting in the valley.
Robert Todd left this morning to
spend the weekend in San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-17
SUMMONS

In the Recorder s Court Of the
CITY of FL Centre. County of lmpc-
rial, State of California.
]. +. PECK LUMBER COM
PANY, n corporation, plaintiff, VS..
r. ]. NICHOLS, doing business as
NICHOL PLANNING MILL, de-
fendant.
The People of the State of Cali
fornia send Greetings to:
r. j. NICHOLS, doing business as
NICHOLS PLANNING MILL, de-
fendant:
You are Hereby Directed to Ap-
pear before me at my office, at ITO
First ational Bank Bldg. in said
CITY and answer the complaint in an
action entitled as above, brought
against YOU in the Recorder s Court
of City of FL Centre. County of I'M
rcrial. State of California, within
five DAYS after the service on you
of this summons-if it is served
ship or city in which this action is
brought: but within ten days if it
is served ont of said township or
city but in the county in which tho
action is brought, and within TWEEN
ty DAYS if served elsewhere.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you so appear and answer as
above required. the said plaintiff
will take Judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the com
rlaint, as arising upon contract or
will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Given under my hand this 9th day
of July, 1925.
r. B. WHITELAW.
Judge of the Recorders Court oe
the City of Ell Centre, County of
Imperial.
IS IL 10 &c 3 10 II "a 81
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-17
SAN DIEGO BOY
SOLVES MYSTERY
OF Aimee CASE

san DIEGO, 5ufy I6.-The local
district attorneys office was
drawn into the Mcpherson case to,
DAY when Jimmy Wjkel, 13, appear
ed early today at the courthouse.
81 We dcciphored the take tcle-
gram which Harry sent to Men.
meth Ormiston at Tavlorville, y. G. .
the lad told District Attorney Kemp
Icy.
After being closcted with
Frank Wisler deputy attorney, he
disclosed that the message, trans
lated into his code, means Ny
fee or 7 tell. =
I'll" code. devised by Jimmy, takes
he first letter Of the telegram, then
the seventh, ninth, ninth, eleventh
tc@th, tenth, seventh, ana the last
word
But why did, you count the
same number Of letters throughout
he message ?" Wisicr asked.
"Rncausa II didn't mean any
thing Jimmy replied.
The boy later c0nfided to shcr.
if : officers and members of dis
trict attorney s office that his am
bition is to be Il reporter or detec.
tive He has been dccipherina
n,ystery messages for 4 long time
as training. he declared.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-17

sons sudden disappearance from
the Venice surf.
They made reservations at a cot
tage near the resort, it was said, to
remain several days.
The woman was heavily veiled,
and would require a nurse and other
expert attention, the men told the
resort keeper. The next morning,
however, the cottage was vacated.
4 sum of money, to pay for the ac-
commodations, WAS J. t on the drcs
ser.
Photographs of principals in tbc
Mcpherson mystery were taken
along by Investigators to be shown
to the resort Keeper and attendants
at the samitarium for possible idon
tification.
The officers plan to return here
in time for the reopcniug Of tn,
grand jury investigation Tuesday
Scvcra! new witnesses have beer
summoned, Including :. J. Matthew,
AnGcns Temple cmployc. Mat
thevs was the man who signed for
the mysterious Telegram received on
Nay q by Mrs. Minnie Kennedy
allcgc@Iy from Kenneth G. Ormis
ton, radio operator. stating Mrs
Mcpherson was alive, and no
drowned as first reported.
The search for Ormiston, wh'
has failed to answer a grand jury
>ummope vas concentrated in the
east, pr ipallv in North Carolin;
and Fln.%'a. whore, if was reported
the radio man had been seen re
Gently.
A NOW I'D fatal dir-back discas,
of cherries in Solano connt% is be-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-17
MCPHERSON CASE
ONCE MORE TUNRS
TO MEXICAN line
Probe RumOr Evangelist
Was Seen at a Border
Sanitarium.
By United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, July 17.-Los
Angeles county investigators left
here today for the Mexican border
to rum down new clue in the
Aimee Scmplc Mcpherson kidnapping
mystery.
Deputy District Attorney Joe
/ Ryan and Chief of Detectives Her
man Cline headed the party, which
will 90 to mountain sanitarium
at the International boundary near
MexicaIi to investigate the latest
;tagIc Of the mysterious ease.
The investigators nave evidence,
it wa aid, that n woman answering
Mrs. ..cPhcrsoE s description, was
seen .th two men at the border
hospital several days after the
cvango ist disappeared from the
beach at Venice on May 18.
Ryan and his party are due at the
moustain retreat late tonight.
According to information. rrcciv-
ed here b. the investigators, the
woman and her companions went to
the sanitaIfum ON the night Of May
81, three days after Mrs. McPhcr-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-17
WHITECOTTON IS
CANDIDATE FOR
CO. RECORDER

To the Voters of Imperial County:
| am candidate for the office
of county recorder and would high
ly appreciate your support at the
Primary Election August 81. My
self and family have lived in I'm
perial county l3 years and have
been employed by the Imperial Ir-
rigation District the last 10 years
and would respectfully refer. all
voters to any official connected
with the District as to my record.
| am a graduate from the Valpo-
razio University of Valporazio,
Ind, and later served as cashier of
the Cananea Consolidated Copper
Co., of Cananea, Mexico, one of
the largest copper companies of
North America, and served in that
capacity until the Mexican revolu-
tion broke out, when we concluded
it would be healthier to move to
Imperial valley.
adv CLEVE II. WHITEOOTTON.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-17

he distinctive body
lines of the Overland
Whipper frankly resemble
the SmarteSr automobiles
Of America and Conti-
mental Europe. Stand in
front of this car and you
can imagine yourself on
the bOulevards of France.
LoW-Stvung rIkish
-. graceful as a whippet
:. that S the only way to
describe it.
Complete symmetry of
design has been achieved
with compact external
dimensions.
Comparedwichcontem-
porarv + IS, bulky cars the
Overland W hipper ap-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-17
Grange Says He's
Flop as Movie Star
Confined from Page u

necking,' he said. "But 7 IN not
cut out for such stuff, and ! IN tired
Of carrying a makeup box and pow
der puff.
'It was nice going for few days
-mugging the movie stars-but il
got mOnOtOnOus.
Anyway they all kiss the same
And they don t kiss like goods eth
er-as though they meant it,
Grange put in just four weeks be-
fore the cameras-at 10000 per
week. He completed one picture.
last night "Thc Halfback, and
the producers wanted him back for
several more productions.
81 guess the picture turned ont all
right-but ] don belong in the
films anymore than these picture
stars belong on 4 football team
said "Rcd.
Grange s contract. by agreement
with the film makers, was torn up
We got to get in training for
my football next fam he told the
producers. 81 can t keep in trim
making love to your pretty girls
| We got to hcavc few cakes Of ice
this summer and get back into ply
steal condition.
Red FASTENED TO add that
" Hollywood is all right. - But,
he went on. "it S not the rip-snort
er of "A place that ! imagined before
| came out here either.
- had an idea that nobody cvcI
went to bet out here-just played
around all night and all day. Why
Hollywood boulevard at night is
lust as quiet as the main drag in
Wheaton.
cit ism + the night life that 5
getting nv goat - it s just this
darned heavy love making and thi,
makeup on my face.
u thought | would play some
football in this movie business -
but most of the sequence. or what
ever YOU call it, was making love te
the flappers.
81 m leaving at noon tomorrow
and IN not coming back, either.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-17

Coolidge IS going fishing, He's 50
quiet. Bet he catches q. million.
Our radio wouldn t work so welT
So we got $2j on it.
--------.---- ---------------~-
Claim a Seattle man beat his
daughter to death. trifle drastic.
Talk about money for song.
Once we got an auto for 10 notes
Earthquakes on the Island Of
Malta. Doesn't matter. We just
wonder if cows here give Malta
milk
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-17
IMPERIAL

IMPERIAL, july 17.-Ben Hulse
and Hugh Oakley returned We'd
nesday from a short trip to Los
Angeles.
S. p. Williams spent the week end
wit hhis family at Pine Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Heyman are
leaving Sunday for Nevada
Miss Anna Baer has accepted n
stenographic position with S. p.
Williams.
John Lincoln is on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. Albert Hawkins, who is re-
covering from a severe illness. is
leaving soon for Los Angeles. Mrs
Hawkins will be accompanied by
Mrs. Lester Luellan.
Samuel j. Baer left Friday fol
Hcmet.
A. G. Miller is spending the week
end with his wife in Los Angeles.
G. y. Robinson has recovered from
n two weeks illness and is able t.
be ont again.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-17

The county road between Bar
stow and Moiavc is in very good
condition. according to the touring
bureau of the Automobile Club of
Southern California.
Both the City Creek and the Mill
Creek roads to Big Bear lake are in
the best of condition, reports the
touring bureau of the Automobile
Club of southern California.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-17
New Screen Doors and Windows
for comfort and health. Get our
prices. Valley Lumber Co. adv

Prisoners Going to Coast-Under
the direction Of G. ID. Hartshorn,
deputy United States marshal, "a
federal prisoners now held at the
county jail, will be taken to San
Diego tomorrow for trial in the fed
eral court there. The court session
will open Monday with Judge Hen
ming presiding. Most Of the prison
ers going from here. are charged
with smuggling offcnscs.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-17

effect on tie Merce roa / in.o Yose,
mite Valley between Planada and
the Merccd county line, according to
reports reaching the touring bureau
of the Automobile Club of Southern
California;
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-17

1t turns IN 4 34-foot Cir
Gle that S less than the
width of an average city
street. You can park in IA
feet which is much
less than the space re-
quired for the ordinary
car.
4-wheel brakes are an
integral part of this new
cars chassis design "A
necessity which light Car
owners have not hereto
fore enjoyed. Measured
tests show that it will
stop in 81 feet from a
speed of 90 miles an hour.
Its center of gravity is
extremely low, with am
pie road clearance
%h,,c c,x,,o ca-,a &c -.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-17
One Of The first Wbittets being iuspected BY Mss
Lois Wilson at her New York motion picture Sfudio

pears smarter and much graceful. That's because
height and length are in true artistic proportion
In the Overland Whippet you have the feeling of
riding closer to the ground . with the resultant
sense of solidity and absence of that sdesway
ticeabe in the conventional type of car That high
up-in-the-ar feeling is gone here is new kind of
riding comfort. Step into this car and you will be
surprised TO find SO much spacious room.
You can compare the Overland Whippet with al!
other American light the basis of price alone
But from the standpoint of engineering, performance,
comfort and quality, it has established entirely
new criterion by which all other light must be
judged.
The Overland Whippet is furnished in three body
styles Sedan, Touring and Coupe.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-17

The Apache Trail in Arizona will
be closed until September according
to the touring bureau Of the Auto
mobile Club Of Southern California.
No detour has been provided.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-17
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. July 1.-The mar
ket closed up , to s. Snots steady.
Unchanged. MidS-"nlandS 1885.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-17
Gee this nelp-tybe car

You have never seen 4 car like this before.
With the introduction of the Overland Whippet
tits sound judgment today to consider the Pur-
chase of less modern car.
A new trend of automobile design is dawning in
America Other light of this design will follow
this one.
But today Overland . . and Overland alone
offers you these unique engineering attanments.
In fairness to yourself, see this wonderful new
TIVE car.
WillyS-Overland, Inc, Toledo, Ohio.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-17

II is Il complete =. designed and built as
unit . noe an old-faShioncd reconstructed chassis
For three years, Willys-Ovcrland engineers in
Europe and America have been developing it. Over
miles of road proved the practical advan-
tageS of this car before it released for production
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-17
Il tbrse-minute study Of these remarkable facts
may sane 10n from hu)mg an obsolets auton0bi1s

VlINHlS is the announcement of revolutionary
new-type Car, different from anything you have
IL ever known before
car that combines the advanced engineering prac-
tice OF Europe with new and improved standards of
American performance.
This new car has low, European-type body With
height and length in true symmetrical proportion.
1t is 5 feet s inches high not as tall as the
average man. Yet it provides and comfort
than you We found in any automobile of this
class before.
1t has high-torque 81 horsepower motor of small
bore and long stroke-the same engineering principle
used in the fastest racing of America and Europe
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-17
rrive to Complete Insurance.

IlfVC % VVTHPfCVc 1NoUft ftACc'
Local farm bureau executives are
putting on big drive to complete
the group insurance system as work
ed out last spring. To secure this
insurance, which will enable farm
bureau members to have $1,000 pro-
lection for $24, IS per cent of the
members must take insurance. Miss
Hazel Meadows, INSURANCE, agent,
announces that only 80 more sigma
lures will be necessary.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-17

Building Slackens-Littlc building
ls being done this month. Permits
included in the July account were
issued to the following: to j. j.
Mays, to build a garage and sleep
ing rooms valued at $1,000; to c. l..
Collins, to build residence valued
at $1,000; to w. A. Marshall, to
build a soft drink stand valued at
$500; to Petra and Margarita Mo,
rales to build a dwelling valued at
$500, and to w. j. Self TO build a
garage valued at $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-17
DR.. e. o. Garter, Dentist. Room
i3 and 20, Davis Bldg. Phone 260.
adv
Furniture Barga1ns. Clayton &
Stevens 115 Ma 5th. adv

Police Court Cases.-Frank Pat.
terson and jim Kennedy were be
fore Judge Hcrvey in the police
court this morning, charged with
drunkenness. Patterson was fined
$l5. Kennedy Jared a little bet
ter, being given n sentence of six
months III the county Jail, execution
being supendcd upon condition that
be leaves town Immediately.
For a Real Lemonade or Orange.
ade at Panl's, Union Stages De.
pot. adv
For Sale Cr @ent-pianos. De.
tozIer Rey noi1s Furniture Co. 6tf
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NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

DIR. A. B. Hanson, Dentist. Ex.
.raction specialist. Davis Bldg.
evenings by appointment. Phone
oW. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-17

Gibson Habeas Corpus Hearing
Sheriff Gillett and District Atfor.
ncy Utlcy will leave tomorrow will
Donald Francis Gibson. for Los An
gcles, where Gibson will be given a
habeas corpus hearing in the dis
trict court of appeals. He is held
here ON a bad check charge and his
attorneys claim he is Illegally de-
tanned rs he is an escaped patient
from Patton hospital.
Campers Notice. See Kittle sReG
ut Clayton & Stevens. adv
E u. Glenn Of San Diego will
preach at lioltvillc Church of
Christ, Walnut Street, July II at
3 y. M, July Is at IL u. m. and
1870 p. m. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-17

E. G.. Luckey Not SO Fortunate.
E.G. Lucky, employee of the Wash
er Wilson pcople, had the misfortune
to have his car, new phaeton,
badly burned last night on Eighth
street, about a mile this side of the
county farm. The loss was covered
by insurance.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-17

See Delozier Reynolds for best
prices on your used furniture. 6tf
Fryers and Fat Hens. Any nnm-
ber. Dressed or undressod. Phone
966. 1852 Woodward. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-17

When Visiting los Angeles drop
~ to cat at 'St2>cs,' 124! West
seventh. : real valley welcome
from va!ieY fo!hs. Adequate park
re space. adv
Road Meeting at Jasper.-Thcrc
will be Il road meeting at the JAS
per school house Monday night. T..
o. Thomas will preside as chairman.
Those interested in the issue to be
discussed are urged to be present.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-17

DR.. Harry Findley, specialist in
diseases of eve, ear nose and
throat. 1924 Davis Bldg. Phone
90. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-17
You'll Rest Well through hot
summer nights if you bui.i that
screen sleeping porch row. Ask for
figures. Valley Lumber Co. adv

Registration Desk on Street. -
Mrs. f. S. Strickler took up a
station in the business section of the
city this morning to enable voters
who have not registered yet to do so
without going TO the county court
house. She stated she will be on
Main street in the 800 block next
Saturday and the following Satur-
day, to take care of voters from the
country who may wish TO register.
Two weeks from today is tthc last
day for registering.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-17

4 NOW I'D fatal dip-back disease
# cherries in Solan0 county is be-
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Course WAS t399.S). Louisville
Des Moines-Quintet. WY H(405.2i
New York--Mixed quartet. WIZ l454.3i
New Yorx-'sToo Much Money.
WNYC t526). New York-Skating cham
1:45 y. M.-wHT C4oo). chicago-Musi-
ca. features. orchestra.
1850 p. M.-WoI t270). Ames. Iowa =
$500 r. M.-KLDs CAD. Independence,
Mo.-Music Club concert. KYW t539 4
Chicago-t1ood reading; studio. WBBM
t226l. Chicago--Ropular dance. WBZ
l333.3l. Springfeld-Patriotic program.
WCBD t34a 81 zion IIl.-Solofsts: mu-
sic; also VIZ wRC. wEAF t491;5l
New -Entertainers; also WEI.
MGR. WCAE. VISA. WGN, wWJ. WEI.
MTAG. Voc, WCCo. KSD. WEAR.
TSdS W WMds 'Ge52i At Ne% Y eiiy
Trio. WIN is8iH 2 New YorlUEnter-
ensSers: soioists WMAo t447. 3. Chi
cago--Commerce talk WORD l275l
Bstavia--Trio; Sunday school WLWL
RSfss wsXA w fSs t Behm0 Parry
town--Y aried entertainment WSB
f42S.3l. Atlants-Music.
8:15 r. M.-WRVA (256) Richmond -
Uniyersity. of Richmond program. WY
.sd 9PS2n NsT 40rk47E5nEnee DALAI a,nner
Springfeld-M Music. wRw (273l.
1917 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS orchestra.
WORD (275). Batavia--Concert orches-
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0:l5 P; M--wLwL l2sssl. New YORK
0:2O T. M.-KTHS f374St. Hot Springs
MIDa9nce WMAo t447.5l. Chicago
$50 2. M.-wHT t4Oo). Chicago -
Ppss Par lN2 sg Y@r organ WIZ
l34l). New YorlS--Whispering baritone.
WPG 1920 -. Atlantic City-Piano re
cItal. WRC (46S.5) Washington
Meyer Davis Orchestra. WOAI (304.6) .
san Antonio-Popular program. WOf
i21O). Ames. lowa--Weather reports.
$3.50 r. M.-WBz (333.3l Springfield
0:{g z. wv i445.a). New York =
1890 P. M.-KDKA tsoe.D. East Pitts
Anse IifSisG KG Co. tsei4sSS oaslaa6Sas
LTs Is ne band band. solos KKBBJJ I4495Sl,
San Francisco-studio. KYW (535.4b
(226). Chicago-Dance; popular pro-
gram. WBCN l266l. Chicago-owl
matinee, dance. WEAF (491.5) New
York--Lopez Orchegtra. WGN (302 81
Chieago-Danes, wG8, 6319l Buffalo
Orchestra wJAz Ss52.4l. Chicago
Classical concert. vocal. WJR (51T.
1000 p. M.-wMAC DAD. New York
Orchestra. woK t2l7.3l; Chicago,mc
, (447.5). ChicagO-orchestra radio art
1905 p. M.-wCCo t416.4). Minneapolis
ST. Paul--Travel talk.
1915 p. M.-KTHS (374.S). Hot Springs
Vocal dance.
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Dancing

Observation-Disclosures WEAF (491 q
New York--Program; also WGR. WCCO.
WWJ WIFI WEEI woo. WCAE. WTAG.
KsD. WHAR l275).- Atlantic City
Trio. WIN 1851 -. New York-Enter-
tanners WIP (50S.2l. Philadelphia -
''Sesquicentennial" WIZ (454.3) New
York-United States Army Band also
WGY. -WRC. WIS (344.6). Chicago -
Woodshed Theater. WAR (305.yl
Providence-Dance. WLIB (302.Sl !.
(25O1. ChicagoLDuo, sern:-classical pro-
gram wMCA (341). New York-Bary-
tone. pianist. WPG t290.S). Atlantic
City-Wonder Excursions concert
songs. WQJ (447.5). Chicago---Dinner
concert. vocal solos.
s:1S p. M.-wIP C5Os.a). Philadelphia
Etude period. recital. WY 1852.
New York" Horses" WREO (2S5.5) !.
Observation-Disclosures quartet. fute.
Z :2O p. M.--WLS t344.6). Chicago =
: 80 +. M.-DKA GOOD. East Pitts
burgh--Famous Composers. KOA
1922 A Denver-String orchestra:
KPRC (296.9). Houston--Dance. WBZ
(333.3). Springleld-Guitar and mando-
lin. WEAR f3S94). Cleveland - Stu
do. WEAF i4p1.5l New York-Voy-
a axss also WEEI W.T. WCAE ,o Moo
VOL t270). Ames. Iowa--"Dairyman'
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Today's Best
coputaaht. 1925. b0 United Press

Copyright. 1925. BIZ United Press
WIZ, New York (454My, and WGY,
1lDKA. WBz. KYW, WRC, s. p.
M, EST--Frances Aida, Titta Ruffo.
Flonzaley Quartet,
WEAT, hookup "a stations), 10
p. M. EST--Orchestra directed by
Joseph Knecht.
WHO, Des Moines (526M), II p.
M, CST--WHO little symphony.
KGO. Oakland (S6lM), 5 p. M,
PCST--Aahmes Temple Band.
CNRM, Montreal (411M, $3.50 p.
m, EST-University OF Montreal
night.
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fba asSce VII WHr 1885, rs1adecRsa
program; organ. WIP l56s ~, Phila-
delphia-Uncle Wip. WJR l517 Pom
tiac--Orchestra; soloists. VIZ (454;3l
New York-Orchestra. WOAW 1926,
Omaha-Hawaiian Trio: soloists. MRC
4665), Observation-Disclosures WPG
(2098), Atlantic City--Orch estra.
$3.50 r. M---WRz (333.3l, Springfield -
Lenox ensemble. WCAE t261.3) Pitts,
14ei5), New York-Ent ertainers-
WFAA l475.9l, Dallas-orchestra
ensemble wei (379.5l Schenectady
Book chat: music. WIN 1851 -. New
Tork--Varied entertainment. WJR
f517) Pontiac-Ide and Maginnity.
WY (4O5.2). New York--Orchestra.
WOO (508.2) Philadelphia-Dinner mu-
i Bud Kingston. 'a'''''' 81 ''Oi '-'N'
$40 P. M.s-WEEI C84s.6), Boston--Talk.
.'Relativity.' WIS (344.6). Chicago
Organ
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wsMB I'D. New Orleans-

ira. wsMB t319l. New orleans-or-
chestra.
$500 p. NINA (252). Shenandoah =
Orchestra, sol0ists. KTHS t3T4.S
H Ho6 15Pr n.ea Cenreh
ical concert. WEAF (491.5l. New
Yory-Dance orchestra. also WEEI
wwSsAAf. wWcGcsoe. wWYJ6SyFff.' wcAE S and
WAR. webb (3%2C Chicago =
Orchestra, vocal. WGY 1924. sche-
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-14

This program will mark the initial
A noteworthy program will be
presented by the Little Theatre So
ciety of Indiana, the oldest in Amer
lea, at 9:15 p. m, Friday, when the
society with the assistance of the
staff Of WFBM, will broadcast the
thriller, -Four Of Kind" by
Florence Wilcox.
Friday nights program has been
postponed one hour. as the time
usually occupied by the Little
Theatre Society is to he used by
The Indianapolis Times in broadcast
ing a basketball game.