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rs 2 8
Governor, Oliver county. 9 pre-
cincts give: Hanley. 20; McCovern,
q; Sorlic, 267.
Governor, Slope county. one pre-
cinct gives: Hanley, -; McGovern,
/; Sorlic, IL: Townley, 6.
Senator, Slope county, one pre-
cinct gives: Hanna, 2l; Midtbo, o.;
Nyc, 81: Stone. 3.
Senator, Stark county. IL precincts
give: Hanna, 64G; Midtbo, o: Nye,
2ll; Stone, 1853.
Special senate, Stark county, II pre-.
cincts give: Hanna, Gas; Nye, ov6;
Stone, 222.
Governor. Sioux county, one pre-
cinct gives: Hanlcy. IA; McGovcrn,
g; Sorlic, %.
Governor, Stark county. II pre-
cincts give: llanlcy, AL; McGovern,
AZ: Sorlic, 500.
Governor, Adams county. one pre-
cinct gives: Hanlcy, 1872; McCovcrn,
q: Sorlic, 1913.
Senator. Adams county. 1 precinct
gives Hanna, lao; Midtbo, 5; Nyc,
lOa; Stone, %.
For governor; Pembinn county, q
precincts give: Hanlcy. 1929; Sorlic,
ITO.
Special senator, Slope county, /
precinct gives: Hanna, ID; Nyc, n;
Stone, I.
For senator, Pembina county, II
precincts give: Hanna LIZA; Nye
$50.
Special senator, pcmbina county
81 nrccincts give: Hanna, 1,274; Nye,
LIS.
Governor. McHenry county. 16 pre-
cincts give: Hanley. $40; Sorlic, 307;
McGovern, 0.
Senator. McHenry county. Is pre-
cincts give: Hanna, 1872; Midtbo, 0:
Nye. 313; Stone, o.
Special election. Walsh county. q
precincts give: Hanna, 1904; Nyc
S97: Stone, 367.
For governor, Walsh county. q
precincts give: Hanlcy. 1,O49; Nc
Govern, q; Sorlie, 1884.
Senator. Morton county. 10 pre.
cincts give: Hanna, 1,266; Nyc, 1888;
Stone. 416.
Governor, Is Morton county pre-.
cincts give: Hanlcy, 1858; Sorlic. SAT
Special U. S. senatorial election
Wells county, Is precincts give:
Hanna, 392; Nyc, SOL. Stone not
given.
Wells county. Is precincts give:
Hall. SOL: Graham, 481.
For Republican nomination 70,
governor, Wells county, Is precincts
give: Hanlcy, 400; McGovcrn, IL;
Sorlie. $50.
Kidder county. six precincts give:
Hanna. 50: Midtbo. 4; Nye 215.
kidder County, z precincts give:
Hanley. eli; McGovcrn, 25; Sorlic
2S1.
kidder county, six precincts give
Hanna, 68; Nyc, 2l2; Stone, II.
Special Y. S. senatorial election
R0lcttc county. IL precincts give
Hanna, 500; Nyc, 558; Stone. SO.
Special u. S. Senatorial election
Ramsey county. &c precincts give:
Hanna, go; Nyc, COG.
For Republican nomination TO,
governor, Ramsey county, 26 pre-.
cincts give: Hanlcy, 1856: Sorlie, 764
For Republican nomination for
governor. Rolctte county, II pre-
cincts give: Hanlcy, $50; sMcGovern
o; Sorlie, 734.
For Republican nomination for
governor Eddy county. Is precincts
give: Hanlcy, $50; Sorlic, 084.
Special U. S. senatorial election
Eddy county, 18 precincts give
Hanna, 4S3; Nyc, 97O.
For Republican nomination second
district. Eddy county, Is precincts
give: Hall, GAO; Graham, 796.
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multitude Of his disagreeable predic-
tons. it is .misconception to sup
pose the weathor-man is hard-boiled.
He worries about the weather more
than we think. 1t is no pleasanter
to be the bearer Of bad tidings today
than when Clcopatra's slave brought
the news Of Antony's marriage. In
fact. disappointing baseball fans and
women of fashion is such strain
that in Washington. where the fore
casts are made for the eastern half
of the country. one weather man re-
lieves the other at the end of each
month.
II look serene and rested now"
recently said Forccaster K. II. Weight
man at New York. "bdt that's because
Mr.. Mitchell is forecastins this month
II isn't always a cinch to analyze
the weather map. which often as
sumes a poker face. All indications
may point to snowfall. but a rise
of three degrees in temperature would
CONVEX, it into rain. Now, what shall
we tell The public, the yes or no
demanding public?
''Or suppose few dark circles on
the coast Of Georgia portcnd Il hur-
rlcaGe. Shall we warn the people
to leave the lowlands and then. if
nothing happens, have them say:
We'll never listen to him again. He's
just like the boy and the wolf Or
Shall we take the risk Of not warning
them?''
Not only the map. but sometimes u
letter will put the forccaster "undcr
the weather"
4 Superstitious Husband
"Thc date Of my nlarria~c has been
SCI for August TO- writes one woman.
"and bescech you to tell me whether
il will rain on that day You see.
my husband to-be is very supersti-
tious and says he will not be married
on rainy day and | am afraid that
day he might decide not to be mar
ried at all. Please be sure TO tell
me the facts, as this is matter Of
real Importance to me.
Should August 10 be rainy the
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Most people of Christian nation
oelieve that an Omnipotent Presence
governs the weather, and they also
.c2cpt the statements Of Scientists
At Law is manifest in the wealth
er i changes. Some have faith that
prayer can bring sunshine or rain
A minority that, it is to be hoped
is as small as il is supposed to be
puts all responsibility for the wealth
or on the Weather Mantle United
States weather Observation-Disclosures
him FOR uncomfortable temperatures,
;or unauspicious rainy days, for
.ornadoes and billiards. and thinks
kadly Of him only when he serves
weather that suits individual need
and disposition.
Some persons even believe that tilc
weather man MT only can forecast
: the weather on a certain date III the
following mon.a. hut in some mystic
way also can order a certain sort
OF weather and have it delivered
Gu etnff made
Not long ago Wisconsin man wrote
, to j. n. hykcr, United States meteor
ologist at St. Paul. asking to be in
formed at once of the weather that
would b. provided on date several
weeks in the future, as he wished to
hold an auction on the designated
day. A similar request came from
St. Paul woman who was member
Of group planning an outing for old
Soldiers
Proper Weather for Sleighride
For the past two or three years
Mp. Ryker has received each winter
season an anonymous letter, evidently
written by some young person. be-
secthing him to provide on date
specified the proper weather condi-
ton presumably ample snow. moon
light and moderate temperature-fOr
Il sleigh ride party. Repetition of
the request. without complaint that
former supplcations had not been
answered. suggests that the weather
was all that the applicant could
desire.
Truth il that the local weather
observer does not issue. officially.
forecast covering more than "a hours
next in the offing.
Notwithstanding that it is the Gus
tom TO poke fun at the forecasts and
declare them frequently errlng, data
proves that the forecaster has the
las. laugh because large majority
of his forecasts are found to have
been correct. lhelr reliaplllly Mas
been so we'll established that Mr..
Ryker has telephone list OF AZ
business houses and other places
which he calls by request during the
season when cold temperatures are
:, menace. shippers, railroads. green
.,ouses 5. gardeners are few OF these.
Contractors. who are doing cement
work. engineers IN charge OF heating
plants and hunters awaiting snowfall
.or the tracking Of game or the
weather that sends the waterfowl on
the wing, ere others who look to the
force stor for the weather conditions
they may expect.
Forecasts Carefully Watched
The weather man has replaced the
oracle at Delphi in Importance.
Should he mutter something about
rain. raisins will be stacked and cover
Cd, alfalfa hay will be baled, newly
laid cemaat will be shielded, rail-
road companies will guard against
washouts. physicians will argue with
tonsilitis victims and deserted dentists
will get out their plate work. Ono
word from him and the world IS in
a furry. 1t scurres away like
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RUBBER IMPORTER

Tho United States has bVen in tho
lead as rubbcr-consuming nation
by using 70 per cent Of the worlds
rubber production.
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Use Co. the scientific fuel.
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PAGE A! THREE ! ;! !.

governor IS precincts. give Hanlcy
2,Rl7; Sorlie 1876; McGovern 701;
for congressman the same number OF
precincts give Hall SAT-; Graham
1,484.
Senator long term Foster county
Is precincts give: Hanna 734; Nye
676. Governor: Hanlcy 727; Sorlic
sol. Congressional district give Hall
774; Graham CTS.
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MOTORISTS GAS BILL.
The average motor car uses 800
gallons of gasoline. a year, accord
ing to estimates. At an average Of
Fl cents gallon this would cost Mr..
Motorist S63 for fuel upkccp.
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FINDING IS FOR
water CONCERN
Injunction Against Commits
sion Recommended.

A permanent injunction against
the public service commission to re-
strain that body from enforcing
rates established May Is, 1925, for
the Grensburg Water Company was
recommended to Federal Judge Rob
ert C. Baltzell Friday in a report
by Charles Martindale, special mas
ter in chancery. Martindale said the
commission rate schedule is conf1s-
catory and deprives the company of
it's property without due process Of
law.
Attorney General Arthur l.. Gil
liom today said he will file exception
to the masters report. The State
has twenty days in which to file
the exceptions. The masters report
and the exceptions will be presented
to three Federal judges, sitting In
the local court.
Martindale said the evidence
showed the property value is S42o,-
600. The commission fixed the value
et $4,000.
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e. paw Em4 Snd$ J EIisne
c cHSe gaeeGi orchestra Ges QUO,
s:9S p. Nj. Mii-KFAB t34o.s). Lincoln
sIs iafwcco 4 41sNt saa M ap sSRsIns
fieldEViolinist; SOPRANO; pianist; WE IaI.
scs GS%seS wv wRe s" Tss$
i1R 45Ss7 NeMar kl0FMdTy eGeGer' w"
$40 &us f. M7 Nsb P54SN St. f0oGGGsS!
|SS$$SSs} f S6ssssfeId n- MGAs
the World 'wWMAo t447.6I CbieaigoT
Photologpe.o George Washingtohhi, .
Y TMG 4s99 rchestr MempWR3oe AI N SS945
s:9S 81 P. As M,M%Bz 1857. Springfield -
'SS .] En- xTSs ass$ &fSs@d &S{
springsLstriRg quartet xxx (2sSSsSiStlli
Hastings~z7Arctic Circle program W WPnI
49,, SS sIsssSBsSnee ?G sSag. IHssPa
Orchestra WEBS [GS n.2S IS,r New w TSEK
(348.8G. Boston--Lucerne Girls ouin-
let; WIZ (517) P ooGnttiacT6eafar re-.
y waA0 w nh j25So5
ira; popular program. WoR t41333;f2way
H SsSg5 nMSs6tRD 2419Y
BBSaftaGv!iaOMusic, voc $3.50, Dayen-
WIS ' S2sgss5SS5j. tAasn lsRIsac
O:OS r. M.-WIP t5OS.2). PhiladeIphla-
o:sc P. MYTHS (e74.s). Hot, Springs ring
I454 81. New York95Dance WM GO
333ddbR ), New Nse%warkt@ouinte ft music. wRC
1855. Washington-Saturday Night-
weR @r16 cS1 l445e, Ne Tart xSF
o5;r,s M KEh isSs5 HSs AGSsss.
e ehestrs. WBsccN 1900 Chicag22ZJazz
WEAF w t4Si Z? Ssw chicago
Sam and Henry. old songs. varied my. nv
W WRS A Atant 4GorE otSDaRFs
dance woJ (447'b). chicago-Radio
Artists Orchestra
iis-St Paul-Orchestra. W1P t50S.2),
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1910 L. M.-KGO 1851 %. Oakland -
Comis opera. "Olivette'
1918 p. M.-KTHs (374s), Hot Springs
Violin recital.
1880 p. M.-wHT (4Ool. Chicago-or-
WoAW 5@6j' Omaha-Orehestra.
IO:45 p. M.-KTHS (374.s), Hot Springs
Honolulu Frolic. WSB (42S,3. At
lanta-Music.
IL p. M.-KFI (467D. Los Angeles -
Trio. KPRC (296 81. Houston-Popu-
lar program. KFfNF t2699l; ~, Shenando,a a
2ld time fddins wEkHET f33IIS5dd}
Richmond Hin : Conc t. webb
t379.2l ChiGag9 1o060 Or heS fra: songs songs
syncopators. WFAA 1850 Dallas
Dance. popular program. WIS (344 g.
(4S3.6). Observation-Disclosures vocal
wOAW C526), Omaha-Organ. WRNY
(253.5). New York-DX Hour.
lI:I5 Z. M.-WBCN (266l. CHICAGO -
King States Court. VIVID (370.2),
Observation-Disclosures hour.
11:3O p. M.-KOA (332.4). Denver-or
I1:d5 r. M.-wDAF 1906 81. Kansas City
IL p. MKT (467). Los Angeles -
Radio Club. xxx (336.9). Hollywood
Orchestra. RGO 1851 p, Oakland
Serenaders. Wild (3702l. Mooseheart
Popular program. WHIT (40O) Chi
cago-Your Hour League. Pat Barnes;
night frolic, woK l217,3li Chicago,-
wood-Filmland frolic.
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Today's Best

CoDuri0ht. 1926. 0u United Press
WIZ, New York asa M, and
WRC, Washington (469 M, Sp. m,
EST.-"S. S. Roosevelt benefit
concert, philharmonic orchestra,
presentation Of navy cross to Cap
tain Fried, direct from Carnegie hall.
KSD. ST. Louis (545 M, s: 80 p. m.
st. Louis Symphony Orchestra di'
rect from the Odeon.
WEEP, Boston 1854 M, Sp. m,
EST.-Concert by Boston Symphony
Orchestra, direct from Symphony
hall.
KGO, Oakland 1851 M, 8 p. M,
PCST.-Operetta "Olivetta."
WSUI, Iowa ityC (4S3 M, 1880 p.
m, CST.-Basketball, Northwestern
VS.. Iowa.
xxx. Hastings (2SS M, 9 p. M,
CST.-Five-hour Arctic program.
WIS, Chicago ga M, 1880 p. M,
est. National barn dance.
KTHS, Hot Springs t374 M, 10:45
p. m, CST.-Frolic.
WOAW, Omaha (526 M, p. M,
CST.-Speakers' hour.
WEAO, Columbus, Ohio, (293 M,
I p. M, EST.-Basketball, Michigan
VS.. Ohio State.
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MARKET SELLS
CHINESE CELERY
Potatoes Lower and To-
matoeS Higher.

Although a newcomer among food
stuffs, Chinece celery has found
favor with Indianapolis housewives,
as shown by it's increasing demand
at city market. It was priced at 20
cents a stalk today. New potatoes
were lower, at two pounds for a
quarter. Tomatoes were higher, at
80 cents a pound. Cucumbers sold
for 35 and 40 cents, according to
size. Domestic celery was Is cents
stalk
Other market prices included:
Spinach. 10 cents a pound; kale, Is
cents a pound; turnips, 10 cents q
pound; new cabbage, 10 cents; but
ton radishes, 10scents a bunch; peas,
so cents q pound; green beans, 60
cents a pound; lettuce, 20 cents Il
pound for leaf and Is to 20 cents a
head; strawberries, 40 cents a pint,
70 cents q quart; beets, Is cents a
bunch, two for is cents; pineapples,
% to 40 cents each, and tangerineS
so to 30 cents a dozen. There were
no changes in apple, orange or lem
on prices.
Chickens were high, small spring
ers bringing So cents a pound with
hens still at AZ cents pound; coun-
try butter was So cents a pound, and
eggs were 40 cents a dozen. Hall
but, white fish and salmon topped
the fish prices at 35 cents a pound.
The most important OF Christmas
namesakes is Natal, in South Africa.
Ahe Portuguese discovered it on
christmas Dav.
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Concert Music
7:30-KDKA-WEAF.
8:00-WERN-WJR.
8:30-KSD-KYW.
9:00-KFKX-WOAW.
0-WOR-KTHS.
10:00-KFI-KM
story. WTAM (3S9.4). Cleveland -
Studio. VITO (475.9l. Hartford-Sun-

story. wTAM (3S94. Cleveland -
Studio VITO (475.9l, Hartford-sun-
day school.
1910 P. .M.-wEAF (491 81. New York
ViOlinist. pianist.
7:I5 p. M-wMC (49S7), Memphis -
Bedtime stories wPG (299.S). Atlantic
City-Music of all nations. WRNY
(25S.5), New York--Old songs orches-
ira WCAE (461. 81. Pittsburgh
Artists. WGY (370.5D. Schenectady -
Fourth anniversary program.
1880 =. M.-KDKA (3091). East Pitts
burgh-Band concert. KPRC (296.9).
Houston-Bible class. WBAP 1880.
Fl. WoIth-Sunday school lesson.
WHAS 1890 81. Louisville-Town Club
concert. WIP t50S2). Philadelphia---
B PAX e Penn Cornell Sdn d. WIS
R RWS 1902 400 HayanaM7studio, dance.
WSUI ASSOC. Iowa CIty-Basketball.
Northwestern VS.. Iowa. VITO (475.9),
Hartford-Water Cole and artists.
7:45 p. M.-wEAF (4915l. New York
Irvine Players. WHIT 1900. Chicago
t454sJ. New York-Rsdio novel. Sc Sc
pI ano.
500 P; MM;;im,KPEG 129eeAl nl Houston Bo67
chIea99- MinIssIo,,. G9meSg McCo
piers wEgR eRgS5 !FaS5PP9Sf2
program Pioneers WON (3O2 81. Chi
cago-Music VICES (25O1 Oak Park
--Organ: orchestra: vocal. Wild
L3702). Northumberland hour
WJR OLD. Pontiac-Serenaders: solo
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Radio PROGRAMS

$3.50 r. M.-KDKA (3O9.N. East Pitts-,
bHIrgShaM8andi also KFKX: WBz
ensemble WCAE l461 81. Pittsburgh
Dinner concert. WIFI 1894 81. Philadel-
phia--Coneert orchestra. WGN 1902. -
Chtcago-Skeezix Time. WGY 1879 >
Observation-Disclosures program. VITO
$3.50. fredericksburg and Gang
dinner concert
CHIMES. WPG t299.S). Atlantic City
Dinner music: organ.
100 P. NINA t252). .Shenandoah--
Stories; popular music. WEAF l91 3 q,
Cleveland -orchestra WENR 1924 =.
Observation-Disclosures. WENR 1851 i.
1885 81. Kansas Citv-"School of the
Air" WHIT (4CQ). Chicago~oOrgan; m
adelphia-Dapce. WIP (50S.2) Phila-
dephta-Uncle Wip: clarinet. WILD
(3702) Mooseheart Instrumental
hour. WJR l517l. Pontiac-Orchestra
soloists. WIZ t454.3). New York
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Classical concert wENR (266). Chi.
cago-Danee;. vocal; instrumental WHIT
1900. Chicago-Reduest program,
Back oHme Hour.
9:45 r. MwwHN 1851 ~. New York -
38s ayaSnG2 egSer13biners %0G ASSOC
1000 p. M.---KTHS t374.Sl. Hot Springs
Special frolic Benny Ford. KGO
kEI (467l. Los Angeles---Classic hour
xxx (336.9). ollywood-Concert or
IL 100 p. MKT t467. Los Angeles -
Band xxx 5000 HOLLYWOOD
Hurseriess program. WEAA t47@9A
1880 Fl Worth--Popular music.
1880 p. M.-KFI (46O. Los Angeles 49,
1900 M'@wiBSBI (2e6). chicaso-Nutty
Club; orchestra.
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PRESIDENT is IMPROVED
Decides TO Remain in Bod TO Another
Day. However.

BU tHUci FfcSs
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-Al'
though much improved in condition.
President Coolidge decided 60 remain
in bed to rid himself OF his cold.
The President called off all en-
gagements although he VIII carry On
much OF his routine work.
The President is making every ef'
fort TO throw Off his malady so that
he may be able 60 make his speech
at the National Education Associa.
ton meeting Monday night, Seere.
tdry Sanders said.
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KDKA (309.D. East Pittsburgh-7Farm
program. KFNF (263l Shenandoah
esSo@Uncle Bob. wBBR {%73), Staten
Island--Violin. soprano. WEI (3AS g..
Boston-Boston symphony Orchestra
WEAo l29329l; COLUMBUS nl3u Oh ohio wFsa
C37O.2j. Chicago-Orchestra Sunday
school WEI (394,5); Philadelphia -
Program. WIP 1908 p Philadelphia-
Sports corner. talk. WIZ (454 81, New
York-"Congress Happenings" tenor.
WLIB l302.Sl, Chicago-7Dinner CON
time. Ford and Glenn. WMBB (25Ol.
Chicago-Trianop, Artists, seml-classical.
.alists. pianist. wNYC $500. New York
1926. omaha~After-d dinner hour. WoR
(4O5. -. Newark-Phi Cook. violinist.
WPG (299Sl. Atlantic City-Dancing
lesson. WQJ 447;5l. Chicago-Concert,
dance. WORD (2S5) bartholomew.
WRC (46S5). Washington--Bible talk.
ak. WSM (2S2.8). NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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WATCHMAN is KILLED

DECATUR, Ind, Feb. 20.-Thomas
Foley, 67. crossing Waterman here
for many years, was dead today.
Foley, after guarding the crossing as
one train passed stepped directly IN
front Of one coming from an oppo.
site direction and which he did not
see.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-20
YOUTH BOUND
OVER

Harry z. Westcott, II, charged
with auto theft and stealing from
interstate shipment, was bound over
to the Federal grand jury Friday at
a hearing before United States Com
missioner John w. Kern. Westcott
is one of the three lads who broke
Jail at Tampa, Fla, recently.
The youth asked the local officials
not to make him return to Florida
because of the Clip treatment he
had received in the Jail there.
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RADIO a = =sSa
IAN Central Time)

Sgnshins Girl 1--WE MEAF wF 4s154 75 Nsy
Y YorREoPcSestra. WSGN ($6$S}.. Chi
cago-Dinner concert. old time SONGS.
orchestra. WMAK 1265 81. Buffalo
Music. WOO xt5oS.2l 90 P s
Sandman. WOR (405.2). Newark
6 :45 p. M.-wBZ 1898 81, Springfield -
Bridge lesson.
1855 p. M-wEAF (491.5). New York
Character sketches.
7 p. M.-KSD (5451). st. Louls-Or-
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Sundays Best

C3pvrioht. 1925. bu United Press
WEAF and Hookup of Fifteen Sta
lions, 915 P. NJ. EST-Joint recital
of Lea Lebochutz, violinlst, and
Demo Moseiwitsch, pianist.
WIZ, New York ASA M, s p. NJ.
EST-Verdi's opera, "Rigoletto"
(complete).
WEAF, New York (492 M. and
WAR, Providence (306 NJ. P. M.
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(526), Des Moines--Trio. wsB (42s.O.
Atlanta--Presbyterian services;
1:1O T. M.-WMBB $500. Chicago -
8 p. M.@kEpM $3.50, Beaumont
Services. WBBM t220l Chicagoo..go-
cal dance. quartet. WCBD (34a;1l,
Zion nl;zMixed quartet. uWW G1
t279),, Atlantic City-Services Woy
l447,5l. chicag!o9~rSSkylarlsa vocal and
CHURCH Of Good Shepherd ChoirA
f fsB wr 3Ifp W WTAg W W%} W WSAP
. WEEr, Voc, wCco, WsAI %GN. :.
s Sens r. M EpisF%Sp2Rl ca Ns95s, Dallas
3S Bfs61 NeS ShY YcrR-Sa SaiFte' waSS
Tenor: ensemble KFNF (283). Shen.
notwithstanding evening musicale WIZ
(454.3). New Yorh-Godirey Ludlow.
yiolinist: also WGY wMBB t250l /,
Chicago-orchestra popular wP
l5Os.2). Phlsdelnha---0pera, Little
symphony WOAW l520l omaha -
Chanel services WORD (27hl Batavia
Address choral singers. WPG (299S) q.
Atlantic City-Organ.
0;I5 p M.-KFUO t5451) 81. Louis =
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p. M. CST-Symphony orchestra.
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p. NJ. CST-Passion play.
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WOULD CLOSE SALOON

Complaint TO close the dry beer
saloon Of Bernice and Horny Car
penter, Negroes, at 1901 n. Missouri
ST., for one year as u public nuts.
ance was on Gle in Superior Court
one today, having been presented
by Judson L. Stark and John L.
Niblack. deputy prosecutors. Dean
Brothers Company, owners OF the
property, were co-defendants.