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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals

Personals \ HT1IAi!n MOTTO MANES \ GpOD GIFT. HALLS PAINT STORE. I79- 's" AIrH ,-..
 LADIES AND GENTLENLN'S Lgts r. E.w"t by experts al the Modem shop, @> IHp"sh S-. U~-r Maa. SPENCER CORSETs surgical ana in.s-. Med tg p,a a-uGe. Ms. Auretra Carpenter. = Glen St IT. .l+J-". TIE greatest 0Ur in town, Ideal snap shot aleums. cloth bound. only sl.O0 Regular $l.5p. Arcade Studio.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Burial Lots. Monuments

NEW BRITAIN MONUMENTAL WORKS l23 Oak St. Monuments of all sizes and descriptions. Carving and letter cutting our specially.
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HI>i\I,SS SERVICE

l5-HAEHEES uAlEIrs nASsltsE lH-H ILrIN'i AND 'tNrRACT -D - Hl s'%ESS SERVICE RENDERED @1 DENT! SITS 22-pEi'SsMAKlNG < MILLINERY -&-nNEING < CLEANING :i-iNSl' RANGE ALI NINi,s c5 LAW FRS FATENr ATT nINE7s -i- MrNIN';. sTpHING x CHATTING "7 - PAtNTING. PAPER HANGING -s-rlt MHING tI.AT'G MtIAI WpRh EXPRESSING AND TAII'GING 30 PETNT'G, IoEBG. sTAIlpNtRY :.fFESSlGNAl SElVICFS F2- EEPAl81NG & PIANO TIMING fi-WANrEp Tc EENrEK SERVICES
 EBrCAlIONAL -'-C0EEEsir,Nu.>rE COURSE -5r- bNN'lNG TtNrEiLRS if -1>STRrMENTAI AND VOCAL. t LOCAL. & PRIVATE INSTRUCTORS " WANTED INSTElCruIs 2J-EMPL"IIE%T AMENITIES
 EMPLOYMENT to-llELP A'ir\Ie N ANTtD II EI.H-NEN WANTED 2-HEI.p-WOMEN WANTED i3-HEl.P-NEN OR WOMEN f- -StTuAT1ONS WANTEu-- MEN i5- SITUATIONS WANTED-MGMEN
 T 1N tNt INi if-Tt SINESS rpFDErUNI1IES t7-1NNISTMENTS STOCKS, BONDS x MONEY LOANED MDETGAGES i9 WANTEh-TD BORROW
 LIVE STOCK '"-CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK 5l -pOGS. CATS. PETS 52-EGGS, POULTRY SUPPLIES
  WANTEp- LIVE STOCK
 MEECHiNDIsE 51 ARTICLES FOR SALE 55R-foR TIRE VACATI0NIST If-RUiLDING MATERIALS a1-BuSlNESS x OFFICE EQUIP 5S-FAKM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS ja-FEEp AND FUEL t3-FEETIlIZEEs. SEEDS. PLANTS t1-FOOTWEAE AND CLOTHING 62-Go0D THINGS TO EAT ARTICLES Gi-MACHlAERY. ELEC. & TOOLS 65-MERcIHNpIsN AT THE STORES ff--MtSGCAL INSTRUMENTS NEH-RAbIO G7--WATCHEs. pIAMoNns !EWEIR1 WANTED ARTICLES TO BUY
 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT pa-. APARTMENTS & TREATMENTS 71-BUSINESS PLACES FOR RENT 5l-bESK ROOM AND OFFICES ,2-FARM FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT ,+-SGBURBAN FOR RENT ii -NACATtnN PLArES FOR RENT 1f- WAREHHi' 'SES X STORAGE IT. WANTED -Tr RENT SJ- SUBURBAN FOR SALE
 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 'S-AGEN IS REAL ESTATE 7g-AUCTIONEEitS h0-BLDG & BUSINESS PROPERTY Sl-BtilLDlNG LOTS FOR SALE S2-FARMS FOR SALE S3-HCUSES FOR SALE Si-SUMMEH PLACES FOR SALE sG REAL. ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS '.-EEAL ESTATE WANTED SS S--lIOTELS &9-ROOMS FOR Ep..T g0-ROOMS AND BOARD U-ROOMS FOR HOUSEkEEPING 92-WHEEE TO DINE 92-W WANTED BOARD OR LODGING
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AlJIOMOTINE
Autos and Trucks For Sale

BUICK igo7 MASTER SIN SEDAN-Has heen driven hy 2 careful owner. In ex- relIert all around condition. Will sell at an attractive price. Sse A. G navk"r. 5s Elm St. Tel :i5f. FORD COUPE. lsei, for sale. Good run rju- condition, good tires. all 92 New nston Aya REQ ROADSTER. 1918. in good running order and paint. Make Iun an offer W E. 1uEiom. Marlo tItll T"l 3994-2. STUpEBAKEE SEI'AN m porferf coudt- ton: prirn very rea enuah'e. Phone 69 or inquire 11o Rocky Htl' avenue.
 nEFE%pABLE USED cARs Is-7 Dodge Brothers Coupe 1625 poIge Brothers sedan 1924 Dodge Brothers Touring 1,2, Dodge Brothers Coupe 1928 nol.e Brothers Touring 1926 Ford Coupe
 1925 Ford Coupe
 SPE>TAI.s 19:s raesro!et Coupe ......... sso.oo l.2' Essex Touring .-....,-.,.. 5000 tr2@ Ford coupe .....,........ 'j.op 1921 ,he}ro!et sedan ..-,...... 25.O0
 TERMS ARRANGED
 TRADES CONSIDERED
 OPEN EVENINGS IRE : X r. MOTOR SALES CORP. ll94 STANLEY ST. TEL. 73l pOpGE BEoTHEEs DEALERS
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Florists

BOSTON FERNS-Nery reasonable prices SandclIHS Gfeenhouse 2ls Oak St Phone q El-2
 VARIETY Of plants and flowers Low
 priced. rome iu and soe them. John
 sons Greenhouse, 517 Church stie.t.
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AUIOMOIINE F.
Auto and trnrk Agencies

Auto and !rnrk Agencies < HUIrE M0Toa; rARs-sa.es and service Capitol Buick Co.. ltS Arch St Phon. 28o7
 GINII,!-AC AND I.N SNLLE C1Es- sales N S'r.4oc I.a-l Nrtols Inc. '' Reliable Concern" All West Main St Tel @ooo. DODGE BROTHERS Safes and serlice $ & [. Mpto, Sales Corp. 1l29 Stan. '"y St Phone 1al FORD CARS. trdnhs. tractprs parts saiNice. f1frn Implements Aut"mutive salos and se'Hce, 2;s Elm st. Tel 5.HI f'ALCuN KNIGjtT famous sle,,e valve motor R. (. Rudolph l?7 Che'ry st Tel. co5I-:
 FRANEIIN CARS Tle ca foI the next 10 years Ssles and Service. 4ol Weet Main St Tel 2s9f FORD CARS trucks aud FoI.'sou trac, t,rs. S'es and Service Etrlin Auto Sales, Berlin. iloImquIst Bros. Prop Phone 25l-3.
 iICPMOBILE NEW SERIES sizes and ejGh'7 sa'rs and s"rFire. Kingsbury Motor Sales Co. 2j0 Arch Street. Tee- juone 2o+3.
 NASH moro. 1-1s' See inc nov line Sales and S,ryiro. A. G. iIaaker, 5s Elm <. Pb7n" 241t. OAKLAND AND PONTIAC sales and serv. ice. ProduDtS of General Motors. t. A. hcnc@. 50 'a"stuut street. Tel 2215. PN| KATlD-ICpSDN- ESSEN sales and service. Ioueyman Auro sales, 2oQ Eas- Main S-. RraHrh showroom. 139 Arch Sr, Telrnhona 25t2, PAIGE AND sTAE CARs-32 models All prices. Howard W WnitnIore. 3l9 East Ma'r St let @>1O, REQ MOTOR CARS AND TKucKs- Kenneth M Sotrlo X Co.. Sales and :$-ryi-e, rIr. Ella and Park ~.S Phone 211o. I.Aral agents fir ';abriel Snubhers. sELDr;N TIl'cks- Sales and Service. P4!a"e Garag" 55 East Main St. Tel sTUIEEAKIE HOTOE CARS Sales and Svrrier, Nbro Motor Sale. Co., 225 -#reh ,a Phone 2f'. IiLYS-kNIGHT ANp Ovj:ELANp- sales and Service, Fine motor cnrs. Halpn Garage and Motor Sales. Fred Bellj9, Ir., Prep, 1i5 church St.
 Autos and Trucks For Sale 9 FALL CLEARANCE SALE
 PniCED VERY LOW
 1g2c >ash N,et.:.a
 1927 Stud.bai:cr Dictator Sedan
 1926 Buick s"da0
 1925 Studehaker Standard Sedan 1G2l Studebaker Light [ Duplex 1895 Chevrolet Coupe l92G Ford Coupe Each in perfect mechanical condition and in all around tip top share.
 Your old car accepted in trade and terms to suit your convenience will be arranged.
 ALBEn MOTOR SALES 70.
 225 ARCH ST TEL. oG0 "AfWAYs THE BEST IN USED CARS
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ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS $

E-REAL ESTATE WANTED SS--lIOTEl.S
 &9-ROOMS FOR Ep..T g0-ROOMS AND BOARD 9l-ROOMS FOR HOUSEkEEPING 92-WHEEE TO DINE 92--W WANTED BOARD OR LODGING
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28

Service StatiOns--Rcpairing 11 ARCH ST. RADIATOR WORKS-s Wolf prop. Auto radiators, body fendere. repairing, l07 Arch St. Tel. l709.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ,S-AGENrS- REAL ESTATE 7g-AUCTIONEEtS h0-BLDG. & BUSINESS PROPERTY Sl-BUlLDlNG LOTS FOR SALE S2-FAEMS FOR SALE S3-HCUSES FOR SALE Si-SUMMEH Pl.AfES FOR SALE sG REAL. ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
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p"rior Court. State of oonaecticut, lty of Hartford. the I7th day Of
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IS O'clock
VIDAL 1885, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WGN (306) Chicago-Organ.
KDKA (316) acknowledgements.
WBz 1881 ringfield-Organ.
WWJ 1851 Detroit-Dinner concert.
WMCA (37o) New York-Theater review;
orchestra.
WEAF 1922 New York-Dinner music. To
WEI (447l, WRC l469l. WCAE GIT.
WIP t508) acknowledgements.
$50 O'clock
WIKI (265) Observation-Disclosures.
VIDAL (285) Baltimore-Orchestra. !.
KFAB 1901 Lincoln--Concert.
WBZ (333) priugheld-Radio rodeo.
WGY (379) acknowledgements.
WJR CAL Detroit-Ensemble.
VITO t535) Hartford-Concert.
--6 O'clock
WHAM t278) Rochester, Orchestra.
WTMJ 1924 Acknowledgement.
WGN 1906 Chicago-StockS: Uncle Quin;
concert ensemble.
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Fishing The Air
- MEROUS letters have
NJ reached Fishing the Air
NOV. 10, 1927
REG. U S. PAT. OFF,
BY G. SHUBERT FRYE
l references are Central Standard Time

NUMEROUS letters have
I'M reached Fishing the Air
charging the Federal Radio
Commission with favoring the
national chain stations in the al
location of frequencies and power.
The commission has replied, at the
request of Fishing the Air, with a
statement setting forth its posi-
ton, that will interest those max
ing charges and other radio fans
as well. The statement follows:
"Under the Radio Acts of 1927
the Commission is obligated to use
it's yard-stick in the ALLEGATION OF
frequencies and power public in
tereSt, convenience and necessity
Furthermore, the commission is
instructed by the. act either
specifically or by inference, to make
ALLEGATIONS according to priority,
the mechanical equipment of sta
lions and the public service rem
dered by the various stations.
Followed Instructions
Guided by such instructions the
commission had no other alterna-
tive than to assign to the old, we'll
established stations which have
been rendering good public service
for number of years preferred
waves with reasonable power.
Our investigation disclosed that
there is a tremendous public de-
mand for many pioneer stations,
which have shown great versatility
in the preparation of programs and
ability to cater to public demands.
Art Guides Commission
"In making ALLEGATIONS the COM
mission has been guided by the
letter and spirit of the act which
created it and our best Judgment
been brought to bear in dealing
with the various broadcasting sta
tons.
ALLEGATIONS have been made
solely on the basis of demonstrated
capacity of the individual station
to serve the public, and without
regard to whether the station be-
longs to a chain or contemplates
such a step.
I'VE always have been mindful
of the fact that the small local sta
lions have a large following and
render o unique service in their
various communities. Because of
the vast sum needed to maintain
high class station and to obtain
high grade talent these local sta
tons are necessarily handicapped
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wPcH 5000 New York-soloists; COM
poser; orchestra.
WGHP (319) Detroit-Orchestra
WIS (345) Chicago-Supperbell program;
sports: orchestra
VIVID 1866 Symphony;
WJR (44ll Detroit-Soloists; lullaby noys'
wMAo Dan Chicago-organ; orchestra.
WIZ. asa New York-Bonnie Ladies' with
w fllFDt (4sSl New York-Hymn sing.
WBAP 5000 Fl. Morth-Concert.
WOW (508l Omaha-Organ.
KYW 1926 Chicago-Uncle Bob; dinner
$50 O'clock
WSM CAD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. story: din
VICES (slsj New York-Entertainers; re-
wLW (42sl cincinnati1Mandolin quintet
WIZ (454) New acknowledgements;
wS fafSi9 1492 New York--comfort hour. To
WCsH (s6l). WEI }447. VITO $685.
wRvA 1854 Riccb o,orSSexMMil
WING (29O Asheville-Popular.
WLIB (306) Chicago-Concert.
WGHP (319) Detroit-Organ.
WIS (345l Chicago-Orchestra: old town
w% sH9 St9 s7, of nee caSnSt
chlorine chorines.
woe tsT5l Davenport = old-fashioned
I wBBM 1857 Chicago-Concert
/ wsUi t4ssS iowa city-AppreciatiOn OF
wIIiWsvi ie52sl Cincinnati; Musical.
WIZ ASA New York-Instrumentalists
wEAF e4s2l New York-Half hour WITH
great composers. TO WGR l3Osl. lWSAl
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in comparison with the large
stations,
Fair to Small Stations
But we have made sincere efforts
to be fair and just to the small
stations, giving them such waves
and power as are available, and we
believe they have not been serious
ly handicapped by recent assign
ments. Furthermore, it is a fact
that many of the small stations
have not kept pace with the radio
art.
1.-The commission has taken no
part in the organization of chains
of stations for broadcaSting, nor has
it had any voice regarding men,
bership in the various chains. The
so-called independent stations, we
understand, are constantly joining
the chains of their own volition,
imbued with the idea that such
plan of broadcasting is mutually
advantageous"
Mrs. Jessamine Barley Fitch is
the soloist of the final program of
the Indianapolis Community Fund
series to be broadcast at $3.50
tonight by WFBM.
Mrs. William Herbert Gibbs,
radio chairman under whose direc-
ton the programs have been given
will accompany the solosist. Mrs.
Fitch, with Mrs. w. N. Fleming, Jr.,
pianist, and Miss Bernice Reagan,
violinist, will give an old melodies
program.
Mrs. Brandt G. Downey, chair
man of the Woman's Divisions for
the 1928 campaign, now in progress,
will give five-minute talk on the
Community Fund.
A portion of Charles Gounods
Faust" presented by the Chicago
Civic Opera Company will be
broadcast from the stage Of the
Auditorium Theater, Chicago, by
the NBC Blue network at 9 tonight
Hans Barth, celebrated American
pianist, will play a group of selec-
lions of Chopin in the Half Hour
With Famous Composers for NBC
Red network listeners this evening
at 7.
The Maxwell House hour, broad
cast tonight at 8 by the NBC Blue
network. and featuring May. Peter
son. soprano, formerly of the Opera
Comique and the Metropolitan
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Ahern

Opera, will consist of the following
program:
Old Colonel March ........... .Shi,,iret
Orchestra
Suite. Scene Picturesque" ..... .Massenet
Air de Ballet
Orchestra
lie Parlate D'Armor
from Faust" ............Gou nod
Soprano solo. May Peterson
Suite Scene Picturesque" .... .Massenet
AngeluS
Fete Boheme
Orchestra
Overture "Mignon" ........... Thomas
Orchestra
Selections from fortune Teller" Herbert
Gypsy Love Song
Romany Life
Orchestra
Kiss Me Again from
Mile. Modiste" ........... Herbert
Printemps Quie Commence from
Samson and De!ilah" Saint-Saens
Soprano solo. May Peterson
emperor waltz ..................S Strauss
Orchestra
Interluoe in Antique Mood -. Glazounow
Double String Quartet
Comm Trough the Rye .... Old 1 scotcS
Soprano solo, May Peterson
Radetzky Mach MISUNDERSTANDING Strauss
Orchestra
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I2ssg, WOW tSoS),. WHO tSs5y. KsP
wCAE t51D Pittsbursh-s. s. lesson;
wT iSTSC; Z t5s5S Hartford Entertainers; the
alter program.
1870 O'clock
WHAD (270) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pro-
gram; music.
kohl (27s) Council Observation-Disclosures.
wTMJ (294) Nfilwaukee-German faVorites
WBBM 1881 Chicago-Playlet:
WIZ asa New York-Entertainers.
WEAF C4s21 New York-Hoover Sentinels.
WV Cs5sS. WsA1 ls61l. .WDAF 1870
woo is75t. WdY (s7sl, WTAM 1897
VIII WEAs '40 3Ss, wS %Ro 49, 49,. T WsB s7s,
WFAA t5oSo1)'.' WOW (5os). wCAE (5i7i.
VINO (517). WHO $3.50. KSD (545).
WTAG (5l0 Worcester-Ensemble
WNYC. (535) New York-Bar Association
-''' 5 o'Cle ok
WRvA l254) Richmond Concert.
WPG (273) Atlantic City-Concert.
WPCH (309) New York-Jewish program;
KoTN Isig9 Portland-C
xxx (337) Los Angeles--Concert.
WCBD (345) Chicago-Mixed quartet; or
weGnBs 1s4sl New York-Talk; Jewish and
wsAf 1sslJ Cincinnati-soloists.
WMCA I370) New York-Symphony.
KTHS (384l Hot Springs-Orchestra; SOLO
wssSM CssN chicagO-strinG trio and
WAN SHsSi''i 4oo) Cavaliers.
WHO t416j Chicago-jewish tolk SONGS
orchestra.
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But BEHOLD!
NE BARREL TIPS!
" FAILS!

WIZ (454) New York-Maxwell hour. To
WGMs l246). WIT (2SSl, WHA AM (2a8ll &.
VIAL (2s5l VIM VIM I2sa' W WsM 9Ss994i|,
voc SIS: WV GI2sl; WJR J4ai(. WHA IS;
1461), WSB (476l. WBAP 5000. WOW
5000. VINO SID. KYW (52e. WHO
wEAF (4sS S9i New New York-Eskimos. To WGR
(s0s(. WGlMT 1929. WY WY t 1882 w MGR
WHIP (5osj Philadeiphia-Radio forum.
$50 O'clock
WWNC (297l Asheville-Ensemble.
WGHP (319l Detroit-Orchestra.
KPO (422) San FranciSco-Organ.
CNRO (434) Ottawa-Symphony
XII (468) Los Observation-Disclosures; uni
versity program.
% O'clock
WSEA 1851 Norfolk-Recital.
WIKI (265) observation-disclosures.
WPG (273l Atlantic City-Movie broad
cast: entertainers; organ.
WING (297) Observation-Disclosures.
wADC (297) Akron-Play boys.
KOIN (319) Portland-Orchestra.
WAX (3s7) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
KNX (337) Los Angeles-Organ.
WGBS (349) New York-Y. NJ. G. A. pro-
gram: talk on dogs; trio.
KTHS 1884 Hot Springs-Dance.
WBBM 1897 ChicaRo-A trip to LAKELAND;
dance music; songs.
WBBM 1897, Chicago-Memories Of yester-
wLW Cz2s) Cincinnati-Crosley cossacks
WIZ i45N New York-Balkite hour To
WHAM t27s). VIDAL (285l. WGN 5000.
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BY Taylor
SKETCHES BY BESSEY
SYNOPSIS BY BRAUCHER

1880 O'clock
WTMJ (294) acknowledgements
WSM CAD Nashville-Organ concert.
WGBS (349) New York-Orchestra.
WSAI (36l) acknowledgements
WGY (379l Schenectady-OrRan.
WCAE 1871 Schenectady-Oiga -
WCAE (5l7) acknowledgements SOLO
lists and chorus.
KYW 1920 Chicago-Orchestra'
Ill O'clock
COAST NETWoEK1classssiNS; program s1 10
KPo (42sl. KFoA l44D. XII (46s),
K6 SIW t27S az Council Bluffs Dance.
KOIN (3l9) Portland-Hawaiians
VIVID (3i6l Chicago-String trio, -
WHOA (370) New York-Broadway mite.
WBBM 1897 Chlcago-Hank and his gang
WHIT (416) Chicago-Popular.
WBAP 5000 TT. Worth-Organ.
-11:30 O'CLOCK
wQJ t447) Chicago-orchestra.
liz O'clock
wLIB 5000 Chicago-Orchestra;
KNx (337l Los Angeles-Orchestra
WDAF (370) Kansas City-Frohc.
KGO (3B4) Oakland-Orchestra.
KPO (422) San Francisco-Dance.
XII t46e) Los Angeles--Classical.
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WKBF 019O-252) INDIANAPOLIS
(Hoosier Athletic Club
p. M.
5:00-Late News Bulletins and Sports.
6:C0-Spink Arms Trio.
7:30-LaRue Schmidt, COntraltO and
Charles Oeffler, Baritone. Indiana
Winners Atwater Kent Aud.
8:45-Wm H. Block Co.
Friday
A. M.
10:0O-Recipe Exchange.
10:30-Live Stock Market. Weather Fore
cast.
Noon-Zaring Theater Program. Burke"
Burkette, Organist.
12:45-Midwest Livestock Exchange.
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KDKA Cs1e. wBz Csssl. WEBB 1850,
WDAF (s70J,. voc (4l6l. WLW (42Sl
XIV XIV $3.50 t53s,. WIG WIG I5s5j. iKsD tS45j.
WEAF 1922 New York-Smith Brothers
To WGR 1909 VOC l$5S,' W W1 t ,sg5l,
WCAE (517. WTAG GID. KSD (545).
wNYC C5s5) New York-violinist.
$50 O'clock
wPCH 1901 New Observation-Disclosures.
WEBB 1867 Chicago-Opera.
WJR (441) Detrot-Entertainer
wRC (469) Washington-Band.
WEAF 1922 New York-Johnny Johnson
orchestra. To WGR $685. WSA1 1851
Voc 1873. WIFI (4o5). wCAE Old
i>'O '''''' 10 O'clock
wPG (273) Atlantic City-Dance.
wwNC (2s7) Asheville-Theater.
WGN 1906 Chicago-Sam n Henry: music
box; songs.
KNX $3.50 Los Angeles--Violinist.
WSM CAD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
KGO 1894 Oakland-Pilgrims.
WBBM 1881 Chicago-Orchestra.
WTAM (400) acknowledgements.
WOR (422) Observation-Disclosures,
WLW (428) Cincinnati-Orchestra.
CFAC t435) Calgary-Bridge game' con-
WJR CAD Detroit-orchestra. .
WNdAl CAD Chicago-Theater revue.
WIZ 1454l New York-slumber music.
XII (468) Los Angeles--Drama.
KGW (49U Portland-Concert;
VII "tlos). WHO t5s5jI w
WBAP 5000 TT. Worth-Soloist.
WTP (5o8l Philadeiphia--Dance.
KYW $500 Chicago-Carniyai.
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wFBM uO9O-275) INDIANAPOLIS
Central Standard Time

WFBM U090-275) INDIANAPOLIS
Indianapolis Power g. Light Co.
p. M
5:0O--Late News and Sports Undianap-
oils Times).
5:l5-HorticulturaI Period.
5:SO-Fuller-Ryde Hour of Orthophnic
Music.
6:30-Indianapolis Athletic Club and
Columbia Club Orchestra.
7:30-kruse COnneL Hour (Mar0tt
HoteD.
8:00-Community Fund Program.
observation-disclosures Hour Of Music.
9:3O-Craig Candy Company "a Pair
of Spades).
10:30-Boncilla Hour.
Friday
Noon-Acme Evans Grain Market Re-
ports.
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in comparison with the large
stations,
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The Maxwell House hour, broad
cast tonight at by the NBC Blue
network. and featuring May Peter
son, soprano, formerly of the Opera
Comique and the Metropolitan
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time to. time as needed, on the bulletin
board Of the Board Of School Commission
ers OF the city Of Indianapolis, Ind, at its
onices. $50 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis,
md, specifications for divers supplies for
schools, offices, janitors. domestic science,
manual training and Office equipment; do
mestic science equipment for school kitchen
No. 81 and ~. and for repairs TO buildings
ana equipment. viz: hardware lumber,
plumbing and electrical supplies. and bids
VIII pe received by the undersigned for the
sale to said board for such supplies and
materials until the respective dates named
In said specifications
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
By URE NJ. FRAZER
RuRineSS
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NOTICE
state of Indiana DEPARTMENT SN ~


StaLe OF Indiana, Department Of State
X e. Schortemeier, Secretary of State
greeting: 1850
l. F; E. schortemeier. Secretary of State
OF Indiana. hereby certify that the Field
Jewelry Company has this day filed in the
erlee OF the Secretary of State OF the
state OF Indiana. the properly signed and
attested consents. statements and papers
required by Section "a of an Act entitled
An act concerning the organization and
control OF corporations for profit" APP
And / further certify that such written
consents statements and papers so filed
as AFORESAID, show that said company and
the officers thereof have complied with the
provisions Of said Section "a and that said
ton. "a ~'''0'U
In witness whereof, 7 have. hereunto set
my nand and affixed the seal of the State
Of Indiana, at the city Of IndianapoIiS
this 25th day Of August A. = 1927.
'eSEAbf F. E. SHORT ENEIER
BY CHARLES E. DARE. VI 0'S'e'
Assistant Deputy
Aug. 26-Sept. 2, 1927
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-02
Legal Notices
NOTICE
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. OFFICE OF
CITY CONTROLLER, CITY HALL.
Indianapolis Indiana.

September /. 1927
Sealed bids will be received BY the City
diana. until II o'clock a. m. on the Gath
DAY Of Septedmn6benTS 1921 f9T Temporary 1pSIs
a T indiana. acting 'n on Behalf Of and
District Of e Indisna Tsf and the Board q
Teef 81 and IN ala Of the santary Man
tenance and General Expense Fund OF
a Saq loan D' Viii S Sna SeTes at the rate
annam. and viii Be evidenced By notes
apolis, for the use and benefit Of and on
behalf Of said Sanitary District and the
sOa tSe q totS sn Of
TO be dated September gath. 1927. and to
be payable December Gath. 1927. The, in
payable at the the maturity StS t thereof The pro-
posals received, win be opened by the City
81 en- ocs the honrs
said City contro s1 shall tSereu p award
offe-.nS in his ' or its bid to loan the
money NO at the lowest rate Of interest: but
rants shall Be payable % the bearer there
County in the City of indianapolis, IN
Sositories in said city. ' Said 'i notes u or
| y
| ton for. their payment. and shall be pay
| able only out of the taxes actually levied
/ and no win process of collection under
section 21 of an act of the General Assem-
/ bly, of the state OF Indiana in the year
partment OF public sanitation in cities OF
the, first class. defining its powers and
duties; creating sanitary districts consist
ing Of such cities and any Incorporated
towns located within the boundaries there
OF. repeating conflicting laws. and declar-
ing an emergency" approved March g.
1917. as amended BY an Act approved
taxes now in process Of collsction have
been pledged and appropriated, SO far as
Is necessary to the payment of said note:
or warrants
Said notes or warrants shall be ISSUED
| and offered for sale. and said temporary
loan made. under and pursuant to thu
provisions Of said Act of 1917 approved
March 0. 1917. and all acts amendatorl
thereof, and particularly under and pur'
snant to SECTION 81 OF said Act. approved
March 2. 1917. as amended by said Ac
approved March 2. 1923.
WILLIAM O. BUSER.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-02
Automobiles for Sale

FORD. 1925 coupe; brand new balloon
tires; good paint: looks and runs fine;
a real good car; $4,000. easy terms terms.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-02
Motorcycles and Bicycles

MOTORCYCLE, Harley Davidson; splendid
condition; 2 new cord tires. BEL. 1131-R
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-26

Mrs. Alfred Wickstrom, who has been operating a trading post for a local fur dealer, left July 2S, on the steamer Costa Rico for visit in Port land Mrs. Wickstrom formerly held a responsible position with Meirer & Franks department store in Portland.