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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-17
LATEST BLUES TO
BE ON THE TIMES
RADIO CONCERT
Russ HoIIer and Orchestra
Arrange Fine Program
on the Air.
BY Walter ID. Hickman

With a program which will in
Clude some Of the latest blues num-
bers. Russ Holler will bring his or
chestra before the microphohe to-
night at $3.50 o'clock on the regular
Friday night concert of The Indian
apolis Times over WFBM. from the
studio at the SEVERN.
In addition to Holler, his or
chestra includes Robert Hoover,
Harold Cork, Morris Conn, Forest
Gilbreath, John Carlin, Ray Cork
and Lee Crouch.
Vocal Soloists and pianists will be
the assisting artists on the program
tonight.
Beginning at $50 o'clock tonight,
The Times will present the follow
ing program:
Part One
Russ Holler and his orchestra
playing: "Black Bottom" "I'd Love
to Call You My Sweetheart" and
''Some of These Days"
Part Two
Myles Beville, tenor, with Russell
Mack at the Baldwin Grand, in
song cycle.
Part Three
Russ Holler and his orchestra
playing: Sunday" "My Sweetie's
Due at Two to Two" with vocal re-
frain by Harold Cork: Mighty LAX
a Rose" Holler's own arrangements"
and "Breezin' Along"
Part Four
Miss Francis Mcconnell, pianist,
playing: Indeed I Do" Failing in
Love" and Sunday"
Part Five
David M Honigfeld, tenor, sing
ing Because I Love You" and Just
a Little Love, a Little Kiss" Miss
Frances Clarke at the piano.
Part Six
Russ Holler and his orchestra
playing: THE Birth of the Blues"
b'Moonlight on the Ganges," with
vocal refrain by Morris Kahn; "By
the Sign of the Rose" and a new
number, yet unnamed, composed by
members of the orchestra. Holler
would like to hear from radio listen
ers what name they would suggest
for this number.
Part Seven
Miss Frances Mcconnell playing
ALWAYS" and Thinking of You"
Part Eight
David M. Honigfeld singing "a Re-
solve" and "Elegie" in French. Miss
Frances Clarke at the Baldwin
Grand.
Part Nine
Russ Holler and his orchestra play
ing: Dream Of Love-" Precious"
sDo You Ever Think of Me" and
~That's Why 1 Love You"
Part Ten
Myles Beville in a song cycle.
Part Eleven
Rnss Holler and his orchestra
playing: Hard to Get Gertie,"
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Wh tS5I1 BB ens5ff oren %asie
WOW. t5$Si. oRsSsmaPiano; WAN TAN
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s. 5 SSis
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atlantic City-Lecture. VIZ (456)'
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city@ cqSSI5A. WIKI 1s72 s., e cclevelaad@
s ConGeT' WIZ M'N C45S5 New ponf YoTkF6r
ehsstra; .o Tosi 439isl i jsfgTSOn p City
~ arm 6cnool. Will oS4 .Ol, fnlla-
York-Glee. Club. WRC t46o), wash
gram. NWBAP I476.9l. IT. Worth-con-
cert. WBBR (416.4l, New York-yio-
tertainers. wcCo i41e4i, st. Paul
burgh-Music wEAF 1927. New
YloFk-H EksT ,Eourt also WRc, WbdJBP.
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Observation-Disclosures. woo (4S4),
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Concert. WAIu. t2939l, Columbus =
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1922. New York--Orchestra also KSD.
Recital. WCSH (500). Portland@Mu-
is fa wtE EEl C5it be.r 6HstoP8Sin-
WGY 1929 Schenect ady7-Plays; also
Instrumental WHO 1920. Des Moines
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Dancing

7:30-WCAU, WCAE.
8:00-WOS, WGBF.
S.3o-WEAF\ WTAG.
9:00-WTIC, KMA.
9:30-WHK, WOO.
l0:00-WBAL, KNOX.
I0:30-KGW, WIN.
t1:00-WMC, KNOX.
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Evening Programs

Evening Programs
6:OO-wDAF(3 1865 Kansas City-School.
MJR (5I7y, Pontiac = Orchestra.
WMBC $3.50. Detroit11Dance mnp.is;
WOW 1921, Omaha-Piano. WTAM
$500, Cleveland-Program WPG
5000. Atlantic City-Program. WHAD
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friends have been
invited to a dance
TO be given to-
night at Odd Eel
lows hall, Shelby
and Pleasant SITS,
by the drill corps
of the Indianapolis
chapter, Order Of
De Molay.
George Bork is
C h q irm a n in
charge of the af-
fair. Music will be
provided by the
Kraus Cardinals
orchestra. De Mo
lay is a junior
Masonic organiza-
ton.
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Thinking" Weary" sung by the
entire band, and Meadow Lark"
There probably will be a surprise
artist introduced during the pro-
gram.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-17
Dance of De Molay
Order Tonight

Members of the Eastern Star, Jobs
Daughters and other Masonic organ
izationS and their
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-17
Today's Best

Central Standard Time Throughout)
WABC, New ork formerly WANG,
Richmond HID, $50 P. M.-Gala
opening program, orchestra, Helen
Stanley, Nevada Van Der Veer, Paul
Althouse, Arthur Middleton, others.
WIZ, New York. and WGY, Sche-
nectady, P. M.-Strdng quartet and
soloists.
WIS, Chicago, 8 p. M.-Part Of
Handles Messiah"
CNRT, Toronto, 8 P. M.-Dekresz
string orchestra.
VIDAL, Baltimore. P. M.-Gilbert
and Sullivan's operetta, Patience"
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WFBM

Merchants Heat and Light Co.
26S Meters
Friday, Dec. II.
6:30-Sports and Stock Mar
ket Report, courtesy In
dianapons News.
6:00-Children's Hour, cour-
tesy Franklin Life In.
surance Company.
$50 - Indianapolis Athletic
Club Ensemble, George
Irish. director; Julian
Woodwork. Oral D.
Cox.
7:30-Goodness Gracious Greg
gorizers.
8:30-Honululu Ramblers.
9:00-No. 8 Night School pro-
gram.
9:30-Indlanapolis Times CON
cert.
11:00-Circle Theater Request
Organ program by Dessa
Byrd.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
CASE IS CONTINUED
Hast Dedham, Mass, Man, Accused of Wifc's Murder, to Have Hear ing on April 9.

Dcdham, Mass, March Sl P) -- Hearing In the case of Stanislaus KwistowsM Of Cambridge. charged with tho murder of his wife. Fran ccs, In East Dedham on March IS, last. wae continued today until April Q, after Kwistowski was ar raigned and pleaded not guilty In district court here, The case was put over at the request of the gov ernment. The government today again succeeded In having the hearing continued, over strenuous protests Of counsel for Kwts'oWski'
 The finding Of Mrs. Kwistowskfs body weighted down with a rock in a brook caused a sensation here The woman had been beaten 10 death. After complete failure ht first 10 identify the body an iden- tihcation was made which was later proved incorrect
 Neighbors from Cambridge even. tnally identified her Kwistowski, it was sald had told them she was absent. looking for work. Knowing nothing of the English language he had not read of the Dedham tragedy, 1t was said, and had ap- pnaled to his attorney for advice after the failure of his wife to re- turn.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
PLAN TO SEND NUNS TO
 HOUSES OF SHAME TOLD
Witnesses Before House Foreign Affairs Committee Accuse
 Mexican officers.

Washmgton, March 3i tF1 -- Charges of religious oppression in Mexico were made in statements Of two unnamed Moyicun citizens pro scnted to the house foreign affairs committee today by Alfred J. TalloN representing the Catholic club of New York.
 One of the statements charged that working girls who protested against the closing of the church of tho Sacred Family in Mexico and who attacked police in their fcrror were In turn subjected to streams Of water from inc fire department and that police fired upon them.
 The second said soldiers, who took oI Carmclitc nuns from a con vent near Mexico City, were discoy- cred 10 have made plans to parcel them to houses of III fame, but were bought off by persons who discov' cred the impending danger.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
Weather Bureau Sends
 Ont Warning of Storm

Washington, March sI PI-Thc weather bureau today issued the following storm warning:
 Advisory il q. m.-Southeast storm warnings ordered il a. m" north of Boston to Eastport, Maine Strong east winds this afternoon reaching gale force tonight, Warn ings changed to southwest at sunset south Of Boston 10 Atlantic City Strong east winds this afternoon Will shift to southwest late tonight warnings changed 10 southwest At lantic City to Titusville, Fla, strong southwest winds this afternoon shift | ing to west tonight, Disturbance or marked intensity over Indiana nov ing slowly north northeas'ward''
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
Revolutionary Ideas in
 House Building Noted

Chicago, T0rch 3I W-SoW" T"V- olutionary ideas in house building are being presented at clinic for home builders here this week Nh!' for instance. put the Kitchen in the hack of the house? Earl II. Re'd' Jr, head Of the architecture depart ment O. Armour Technical 1nstitu'e' says it may just as well be in iroht'
 The average small house costs more than it ought to, he said, be- cause it is cluttcred with details aiming at style which succeed only in making 1t an architectural mu- ! scum.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
pIRGLARIES REPORTED

The detective bureau or the local police department has number ol ncttv breaks under investigation at the present time. Yesterday al'er- noon, James Cavalicro of 11o2 stan lov street reported 10 the police that a thief had entered his home ana .ad stolen S. from a pockethook.
 Tony Brane of High and Laiayc'te streets reported today that someone had entered his store last night.
 Jacob Kowal, manager oi 'he Economy store at 46 Broad street re- ported that his store had been en- tered during the night.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
NOTICE.

.'o the Legal Votes Of the Maple Hill Fire District:
 You are hereby notified and warn cd that there will be q special meet ing of The Maple Kill Fire District on the 9th day Of April, 1926, at 5 o'clock D. m., at Elm Hill School to consider and take action on the fol- lowing matters;
 CD To adopt the following amendment to the bylaws or rules and regulations of The Maple llhl Fire District;
 Article III. Section l (a) of the RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE MAPLE HILL FIRE DIS TRICT is hereby amended to read US follows;
 The rights. powers, obligations and property of The Maple llill Fire District, shall he vested in and be long 10 The Maple llill Fire District and shall he administered and bc in ,hurge Of board Of nine commis- -ioncrs as pro,iI"l hy chapter 4 l or the Special Acts of 19@5. Said board of Commissioners shall con- stitnto the district committee provid- rd for by section i and i of said chapter. The President Treasurer aud Clerk of said board shall b" re- speotiycIy th" President Treasure and Clerk of y2iI committee, and th' rrcsidcn'. Trcasur'r and Clerk c >4id District. SJid commissioner srall be rl"ctnd as provided und'' sqid act of incorporation as follows
 fN To amend and perfect th r, solution adopted unanimously a t.c special meeting of the distr" erld on Jawary 18th. 1926. in sub stance au'horizing th" issmnc" c nne hundred and fifteen thouSa" collars (s'l5.oool bonds under th gunorlty Of special act Of 'h" l'@i- lgture appro, .1 July 18th, l9-1.
 a To autroriar aud ,o pow -he Goarl Of Commissioner 'o h"' ror. on short term noes in aldn'n .o 'ho amount of D'iro Tuon,ar rollars pro, loulv Ul''or}lrl a sl' Of money not 10 "Eco'd lIt'f T0"s and Dollars, ro d,frav th' cost . and ozpone.s inoj5r"'al 'o 'G" rr' nogcd water disuihu'ion sys''m said district
 natcI a' N"a.ne' on, rouuor'"h ,Hi~ :o'h day Of Starch. 1926.
 HARRY II. HOWNlp rr"llsr
 tETUuT. O. tMES. Clerk.
 lio9rI o' Hommlss'oW'l
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
Washington Undecided

Washington, March 51 P)-There is grave doubt here whether any good purpose would result from sending American representatives 10 he Geneva conference on American reservations 10 the world court but officials apparently have reached no final decision.
 Regardless of whether an Ameri- can delegation Is sent, the American reply to the conference invitation is expected to set forth that the reser- yat,ons arc regarded here as speak ing for themselves, and to empha- size that the United States cannot enter into any discussion contem' plating their amendment or inter pretation.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
WANT DEBT CANCELLED
Chairman Borah Sees In Recent British Talk Movement TO Have |, $. Give War Debt Receipt

Washington, March 31 P) --- A campaign is now on in England for cancellation of the debt 10 the Unit cd states. Chairman Borah of the foreign relations committee said in the senate today in commenting up- on the recent speech Of Chancellor Churchill on allied debts,
 The British settlement, based on British capacity 10 pay, he declared has not promoted better feeling to- ward the United States. Senator Copeland, democrat, New York, suF- gested there would always be feeling abroad against America until all the debts were settled, and urged ratlil' cation of the Italian agreement
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
City Advertisement

Sealed bids for furnishing the loI- loving labor and materials for the City of New B;itain for the season Of 1926. win be received at the office Of the Hoard Of Pubic Works, Room 3o5. City Hall, up 10 7:$0 D. n''' April 9th, 1926.
 Proposal blanks may h" ob'aihoH and specifications may he seen at the above office.
 Furnishing Crushed Stone
 Delivering Crushed Stone
 Concrete sidewalks and Curbs.
 I;claying Flag Sidewalks and Re- St'iug Blue stone CurbS,
 Street SprinklinC,
 Tine City reserves the right to re- feet any or all bids, or to accept any bid. whether lowest or not, ShouIl the Board dcom it to be for the in rnrrst of the City of New Britain SC to do. ! BOARD OF rUBLIC WORKS.
 G. II. JOHNSON, Scc'y.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
AMERICA INVITED
 TO COURT MEETING
Asked to Send Delegate to Dis CuSS Possible Agreements

Geneva, March S1 P-~Tho United State has been formally invited 10 appoint a delegation 10 meet with representatives Of the world court signatories here on September l to trame an agreement which may be necessitated by the American r' ser yations in adhering 10 the court.
 The invitation Is contained in a letter sent 10 Secretary Of State Kellogg by Sir Eric Drummond, sec rctary general Of the League Of Ma tons
 The invitation, dated March 2o, and forwarded 10 Washington through the American legation at l1erne, rends In part:
 Text Of Invitation
 The league council, desirous or 4acil!tating common action by the sIgnatories 10 the (court) protocol m the question with regard to the adhesion of the United States 10 that instrument, and after consideration of the technical aspects of the sub iect, has taken the decision that in- ,itatlons shall he issued to the gov ornments of the states actually sig ratorles Of the protocol and 10 the government of the United States, to appoint delegations to meet in Gen wa on September 1 for the purpose ot discussing any questions which Il may be proper for them 10 discuss n this connection, and for the pur' pose of framing any new agreement which may be found necessary tt give effect to the special conditions nnder which the United States ar' prepared to adhere to the protocol
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
VERMONT COURT JUSTICES

Montpelier. Vt, March @1 G'l-- Governor Franklin s. Billings to day appointed Frank l., Fish Of Vergennes chief of the superior judges of Vermont, to the supreme court bench, designating him as fourth associate justice and promot- ing Justices Leighton r. Stack Of S' Johnsbury and Fred M. Butler oi Rutland, respectively, to he sccon" ord third associate justices.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
Divorces Hubby Who
 Fired Gun at Her

Phoenix, Arizona, March 31 tP'- Testifying that her husband be- came intoxicated and fired a re- volver at her in q fit of temper, Sara Lee Land. wife of Grover c. Land, coach of the Cincinnati Reds, yes terday was granted an absolute dl- yorce. The decree carried an al lowancc of s1500 alimony an nually.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
MIL INVITE COOLIDGE

Boston. March 3t tP1--Cape Cod will make q bid for the honor of be- ing the nations summer capital Cane Cod folks hay" decided 10 eN- tend formal invitation to President Coolidge 10 spend his vacation in that region and will send special messengers 10 the White House foI tho r,UrDOSC
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
PROMINENT MILLIONAIRE DIES

Maiden. Mass. March 31 P'-~ Charles Raisbeck Magee, who WAS identified for 53 years with tho Methodist book concern, died at ms home here today. Il" was 75 years of age. TIo had been manager or tho Boston office Of the publishing house since 1888, when he Succeed- ed his father in that position
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
SPRINGFIELD POLITICIAN DIES

Springfield, Mass, March 31 P'- Daniel II. Toomey, 62, for many years active In democratic ps,ty councils in this state, died today after a long period of ill health. He was g. member of the democratic state committee 2o years ago and for a long time was chairman of he city committee.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
Genuine Gratitude
 From One Who Knows

New York. Mir k BudIth writes [ --"Atirr trvlne nduE WAYS ana, ,mcans these past h l""ie to hhd relief from lriun' headaches which have made r.' 'H" more oi less miserable, l' 'd To try "Carters Little LNa F!;'s- My pains soon dininif.~'! l irrl like q new man. eaHnoI re'nat 10 tX press 10 you rpntlemeu my whole hearted gratitude.
 Carters Little Liver Pills efn"r ally remove the cause oi sick head ache by eliminating the constlpa ton polsons from the system.
 Druggists. 25 x 7JC red packages
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
Notice
Eo\Ep oI Nnu ~TNINT

Ua Wr-tr lay ' 5,mg, ANrU v. 1928. at 7:o' o.-Jo.:. tl, Euarl "' AIustmsn' ".' ..r '.r fol'o"lE petition in Room ,oN cHv I'a.l: "Thr pc'irIon,r '.rlu t'r'ty "n- heals 10 'Io Eorri o' A3u~'m'w for a ctarse ]" 'to Ior,r- nrdi- nance makinr lnen1 s'r.f nr Gr,'u- wood s'r,..' q 1Gel..-s F lns.'#l "' residence. =.
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New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
NOTICE

s-sr..na,. D Q ."f rts aaa dt,rlors. '.- ... e~s.,vg vsa-. will te made ty '' s,s-et.s.ge-s uE inc Sew Brian 'oolt'". ..rs .rrs and Loan Association. = cir monthly r-ss''rE. Nar"h %. lh1f. t f:7o p ra. at 't.F ortee Room :ef. %-atIenal B,-n lsgfs!t-e.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31

SPRING CLEARANCE SALE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL g O'CLOCK 1925 CHEVROLET TOURING. 1924 CHEVROLET TOURING tD. 1924 CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1924 CHEVROLET COUPE tsr. 1923 CHEVROLET COUPE G). 1923 CHEVROLET TOURING. l922 CHEVROLET COUPE. .lQ2i FORD COUPE, 1924 FORD ROADSTER. 1924 FORD TUDOR SEDAN C9), 1925 oLDsMoBILE 6 CYL COACH. 1923 FORD TOURING. 1924 FORD l TON CHASSIS. 1923 pURANT FOSTER. DUCO FINISH. 1923 CLEVELAND COACH, DUCo FIN lSH.
 1921 sTUTz TOURING. 1924 FORD F TON PANEL DELIVERY 1924 FORD LIGHT POST DELIVERY 1920 BUICK TOURING. WINTER TOP 1921 CLEVELAND TOURING. lIqo4 FORD TON TRUCK WITH NEmCC
 TRANSMISSION IN FIRST CLASi
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 MANY OTHERS TO SELECT FROM
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 EAST HARTFORD, c15 CONN. BLVD. PHONE L. 7s
 OPEN EVENINGS TILL g,
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
Special Notice

Daughters of Isabella will hold an Easter Cake Sale in their club rooms. lGG Main street, Saturday afternoon, March %rd. Members are kindly required to donate cakes candy, ctC.-adNt.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31

BUICK USED CAR DEPT. 1891 Buick Broughari. 1924 Buick Sedan, 1-pase,, Ike ne' 1924 Studehaker Sedan. 1922 Buick Coupe.
 1925 Chevrolet Touring car. vi!
 winter enclosure. l934 Chevrolet Touring car, 1925 Ford Coupe, like new.
 CAPITOL BUICK CO, I93 ARCH ST. PHONE 1e(
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
CHEVROLET USED CAR DEPT.

CHEVROLET USED CAR DEPT. OFFER THE FOLLOWING GOOD RE NEWED CARS. ALL OF THEM ARE IN GOOD CONDITION AND CAN BE BOUGHT ON CONVENIENT TERMS. (al la23 FORD sEDANS
 1924 OVEEI.hNp TOURING. 1893 FORD CtH'PE.
 1895 FORD SEDAN, BALLOON TIRES 1925 CHEVROLET TRUCK. l4.% SrUnLBAKER COUPE. 1928 CHEVROLET TOURING. tte) CHEVROLET SEDANS. SUPERIOR AUTO CO, l2a-Ie7 CHURCH ST. PHONE 2ll
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31

Auto Parts and Accessories BE THRil'pY-BUY FIREsTONE TIRlI AND TUBES. HIGH PRESSURE AN BALLOON TIRES. GASOLINE, OIL GREASES AND SERVICE. CLARK| AUTO ACCESSORIES SHOP. Il SOUTH MAIN ST.. PHONE 1890. BRAKE LINING-60% off. Multibest and U. S. Asbestos. Applied to ban| free. Budd Auto Products Co.,, ls1 Ard St. Tel. 39Ss.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31

REMOVAL USED CAR sALH WILL SACRIFICE ON THE FoLLowlN
 CARS We are NOT going to carry over an used cars to our new place. DODGE BROTHERS N. 1925 Sedan, H,M l99; Touring,
 1923 Touring.
 1928 Coupe,
 1928 Roadster. BUICK
 1924 Touring, FoRDs-
 1925 Coupe.
 1924 Coupe.
 I9c3 Coupe.
 1921 Sedan
 TERMS ARRANGED $' THE s. & F. MOTOR SALES CORP. I55 ELM ST TEL. 751. DEALERS IN DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS AND GRAHAM BROTHERS TRUCKS.