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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-12

nagyon fontos esemeny a beszel6
mozi feltalalasa is.
Mi youngstowniak meltanyol-
juk a fenti vivmanyokat. Re-
sziinkrol legfontosabbnak iteljuk
AIT a l6pest, mely az Erie vasut
vaganyait a hegyoldalba helyezi,
$ varos k0zepen a mostani ret
tenetes forgalmi zavarokat meg
szunteti. E vivmany sikeres ke-
'resztiil viteleben a f0erdem ma
gyar embere Nemenyi Ern0
'igyes taktikaja, szivos munkassa-
ga es nagy hozzaertese meggyozte
Youngstown felihatalau' b6szait,
szavaz6 polgarokat4 hogy mily
nagy jelentosegii lesz .esslepss, mily
sok elonyoket jelent a varosFa Is
lak6saira.
Mik0r megkerdezte valaki az
uj polgarmestert, hogy 8 NIT
tart 1927 legfontosabb esemenye-
mex, tartozkodas nelkiil felelte,
hogy az uj polgarmester megva-
lasztasat. Mi is fontos esemenynek
tartjuk, $ remelJiik, hogy mem
csalodunk, ha AIT mondjuk, hogy
szerencses esemenynek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-12

ban, H0gy ak 1893 wi fermeles uj
rekordot kell, hogy teremtsen. Az
Iuj esztenddben el5relathat6lag ut
milli6 gepkocsi fog elkes1ilni ,s5t
vannak olyanok, akik ext a sza-
mot magasa'bbra taksaljak.
Habar mem 9rzek hajland6sagot
q szam meghatarozasara, megis
ugy erzein, hogy az vi esztend6
automobilgyartasa mennyisegbeil
Is min5segben d gdpkocsi t6rtene-
t6ben I'd magaslatot er ell.
A k0vefkezokben probalom le-
szogenni ,lnilyen. ujabb teret fog
az autonobil-ipar 1928-ban meg
h6ditani. 1. Els6sorban j hasznal-
hatatlan, Greg kocsikat fogja XII
szoritani. q Megval6sitja ait,
hogy egy csaladnak ket automo-
bilja legyen. 8. A kisdbb gepko-
csiknak foko1ottabb hasznalata
kereskedelmi celokra. 4. Az anne
rikai gyartmanyu gepkocsikat
nagyobb aranyokban fogjak i'm
portalni kiilf0ldre.
Kulon0sen az .olcs6bb automo-
biloxi fognak nagyobb keresletnek
0rvendeni. A nagyban val6 el5al-
litas lehet6ve temi, hogy a gya-
ros az automobil szepseget, ke-
nyehni berendezeset fokozza ed
dig elerhetetlen aranyokban.
A gepkocsi menetsebesseget is
fokozni fogjak.
Konnyen kiszamithat6, hogy
ebben az esztend6ben t0Hb mint
Is milli6 ember fogja hasznat lat
nj az automobilipar fellendiilese-
mex. Ezek k0z0tt szerepelnek q
reszvenyesek, gyari munkasok
kereskedSk, elarusitok, valamint
mas iparag munkasai, akik az au-.
tomobiliparhoz sziikssges myers
anyagokat allitjak el6.
A Chevrolet Motor Company
keszen all az vi esztendSre. Terv-
be vette, hogy~1 milli6 uj gdpko-
csit gyart. Gyari es elarusitoi sDe-
melyzetiink nagyobb felkesziilt-
seggel tekint az 192S-ik esztend6
ele.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-12

Won all0, kitiino gazdag tartalmll
lap volt. Lelke es tudasa leger-
tekesebb kincseit adta Rud-
|nyanszky ebben lapban.
Vilagtalanul ment sziilGhazaja-
ba. Lelkenek fajdalmaval irta e
sorokat vilagtalan k0lto: Feke-
te seregek konyvem BETH:
Serbia sereglestek mem lathatom en-.
Mig lelkem a vaksag bilincset tiri
kigyultok-e vajjon szep lelkek olens
A megalakult Rudnyanszky
Gyula Emlekbizottsag nem k0-
ny0radomanyokat gyiijt, hogy alb
boil epitse fel az elhunyt kolt0
jeltelen sirjara a siremleket. Ed
dig kiadatlan nehany k0ltemenyet
kinyomtatta, AIT darabonkent
25 centjevel arnlja. A begyiilt 6sz-
szeget forditja a sirelnlek koltse-
geire.
Hissziik, hogy lesznek sokan,
akik hozza jarlllnak a siremlek
felallitasahoz. "A koltemenyes
lk6nyveket meg lehet rendelni .
bizottsagnal. Cine: Rudnyanszky
Gyula Emlekbizottsag, 222 East
82nd Street, New York, N. Y. "A
k0nyvben van tobb magyar kol-
temeny, nehany angolra forditott
koltemeny, Rudnyanszky eletraj,
"a, Kemeny Gy0rgy ajanlasa-
Sep dolog volna, ha Youngs-
|townban valaki kezabe venne es
iigyet, $ elosegitene a bizottsag
nelnes neljat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-12
AZ AN1ERIKAI SZENATUS
MAGYARORSZAGERT

Megy elore az igazsag fetartoz-
tatlfatatlanuL az amerikai szena-
tus Macy vitajaba, amely a beke
biztositasarol szol, Trianon revi-
ziojat bekapcsoljak. Egy Macy vi
lagresszel szelesedlk XII Rother
mere-akci0 front5a. A minap az
angel fels0hazban k0yetelte $50
nokok egtsz sora a reyiziot, most
az amerikai szenatusban, a vilag-
max egyilS leghatalmasabb tor
venyhoz6 testiiletaben langol fel
kiizdelem. Macy erok vannak
mellettiiDk mozgasban a nemzet-
kozi politikaban es he felejtsik Ell
soha, hogy ezeket az er6ket sze-
d6gepeken keresztul es ujsagbe-
tim keresztiil hozta mozgasba a
ciyilHacio lelkiismerete. Amerika
mar egyszer edontotte Europa
sorsat az utolso evtizedben ak
kor haboru sorsat dontotte Ell.
most maid a beke. sorsat fogja ell
d0nteni
Mem AIT "a beket akarta Ameri-
1 y tH Z IS
ka, mem exert bekeert dobta at
csataterre Walt tengeren embe-
reinek, agyuinak, gepeinek~ ~es ara
nyainak roppant t6meget. "A csil-
lag-savos lobogdlkon a demokracia
jclszavait, az elnyomottak vedel-
menek jelszavait, a nemzetk0zi
egyenjogusag jelszavait vitte 9
Macy agyutiizbe v1har a triano-
nj bekeszerzodes veres Is kegyet-
len karikaturaja ezeknek jel.
szavaknaIk.
Ebben bekeszerzoodesb vesz-
t5helyre cipeltek AIT az Igazsa.
got, amelyet Wilson hangoztatot'
Is kisabbsegek vedelmenek jel
szavaval szembcn egy 0r5asi rab
szij fiiz6dik ennek bekeszerz6
desnek betiiiben a kisebbsegekre
ia =
Amerika naga regi politika
jahoz ter vissza, anikor q szena
taasban q bsaxeszerz6des reyizi6ja
k0yeteli. Nennreg adatokat ker
Borah szenator Magyarorszas
megcsonkitasar6l. Ezek az adatoa
nemsokara szenatus term1be1
verdesnek vegig . vilag hatalHa
Elak lelkiism ereten, saxik Tyia
nonban Enr6panak slj veszelyz6
nat teremtett6k meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-12
Siremleket Rudnyanszkynak

New Yorkban Rudnyanszky
Gynla Emlekbizottsag alakult
meg. Il bizottsag szep es nemes
eel keresztiil vitelere alakult meg.
Rldnyanszky Gyula magyar kol-
10 jeltelen sirjara siremleket akar
Allittatni
Rudnyanszky Gyula lit cit Ame-
rikaban, lit irta es sirta XII ket
szamevilagat IS vakon kerult
vissza a magyar sziil6f0ldre. TIT,
nlik0zottiink sziilettek meg leg
csodalatosabb koltemenyei, es ha
masert mem, ezekert az irodalmi
kincsekert meg mindig adosai va
gymk Rudnyanszky Gyulanak.
Rudnyanszky tett latogatast
Youngstownban 4 is. Regi lakosok
bizonyara emlekeznek ARA, hogy
ugy 20 evyel ezelott Rudnyansz-
kyne Rathy Laura el6adast tar
tott az Idora Parkban levo szin-
hax fpiileteben. Felesegevel elliott
Rudnyanszky is. Kellemes, izzd
magyar de1utarban reszesitettek
4x lit 6l6 1nagyarsagot.
Ahova csak meghivtak, aninden-
bova szivesen ment Macy nevii,
Szeretett kolto. Sok magyar telep
aagyarsagat fellelkesitette besze-
eivel.
De nemcsak mint k0lt6, nem.
Ssak mint szonok szolgalta mem.
et tknek drdekeit, mint ujsagiro i
& Szolgalatot tett. Rudnyanszky
pitotta Is szerkesztette d Nap
6r cimii heti lapot. Magas nj
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-12

sikra Is ezaltal mem lehetett te-I
vedeseket kikerulni, tekintettel a
nlagneses Is egyebb forrasb6ll
credO variaciokra. Ma bizonyos:
id5k0zokben a radon keresztiil
kaphatja meg barki a pontos id6t,
amiilez 6fajat beallitja.
Gondoljuk csak Ell, hogy. mi
tortenne, ha a vasutasok mem tud-
nanak pontos id6jelzeshez jutni.
Hany vasuti szerencsetlenseg tor
tenne emiatta Mennyi wagon es
mennyi emberelet pusztulna Ell.
A rasut rendkiviil nagy -gondot
fordit ARA, hogy minden alkalma-
zottja pontos 6rayal legyen ell
latya. Minden 6rat bizonyos idS-
kozokben felulvizsgalnak Is szi-
goruan megk0vetelik, hogy va
suti tisztvisel6k es alkalmazottak
csak q szabaly altal megallapitott
szerkezetu es min6stgii orakat
hasznaljak. Sok szazezer 6rat
vizsgalnak meg ily m6don. Aze-
lott a pontos 6rat draga penzert
arultak, ma az amerikai 6ragya-
rak a legpontossbb miikod6sii
6rait is olyan mersekelt aron ad-
jak, hogy mindenkinek mod djaban
|legyen hozzajutni.
A kormany idoszolgalataban 4
hasznalt 6rakat legnagyobb elo-
vigy yazatossaggal kezelik. Uyegbu.
lrak alatt allnak a szerkexetek
amikhez kezzel Sohasem nynlnak
inert 4 puszta erintese reven, vagy
megmozgatasa altal is mar yala
melyes elteres j0het lktre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-12
'SH A.ROlN' !. | PA.


GIe Us III
A Mink Btss. ~ 0nk. Hserx:
Sharon-i .osztAlya februAr 18-an,.
sxombatof este j6ts csls tanc-I
estelTt rNr1dez: 1s sss''
Keritik 4 iielybeli 1gyh AJAX es|
egyletek. tagsagat, yalanitlt vese-|
tSseget, hogy ezen 9 snapon 1le|
rendezzenek semminemii mas mu-
latsagot.
Tisztelettel
4 vigalmi Bizotts6g. J.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-12

= hsss6l6 g6p
No fiacskam, NIT szeretn6l
kapni 4 sziiletesnapodraa
Lacika: Egy .any6st.
Apa: Minek az nekeda
Iacika Mindeg felelne helyet-
tenn az iskol&bail.
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nacle for a choral concert tonight,
is task in itself that requires the
personal attention of an entire staff
Of traffic experts.
The arrangements for special
trains, such as the choir of 300
voices and orchestra of IS pieces,
always requires, are made by A. E,
Hueneryager, Traffic Manager OF
Zion Institutions and Industries,
Mr.. Hueneryager and his assist
ants also supervise all details Of q
business nature in connection with
the engagements Of the choir and
orchestra, his staff including bag
gage masters, wardrobe care-takerS
and commissary experts.
The special train bringing the
choir and orchestra to indianapolis
will arrive at 6 o'clock tonight. Due
to the magnitude of the concert
program it will start promptly at
8 o'clock
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Theo. Bekefi that it was possible
to jazz up classical or Seni-clasSical
dancing and get away with it. This
is high class dance revue and all
of the members do good work. Here
is something really good with lot
Of pep to it.
Esmonde and Grant have a fair
song and dance act that was a little
slow to get going but ended up with
a good deal of speed. Grant is a
tap dancer that depends on the old
time straight steps while his
partner does the singing and most
of the Glowing. The main issue
is the size Of the pants that Grant
wears.
Here is a case Of a person trying
to put over an act entirely on
hokum. Emmett Gilfoyle works with
a lot of noise and finally gets the
laughs when the audience tumbles
to what he is trying to do. Elsie
LANCE. who works with him. is
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mostly clothes horse but she has
a very fair voice.
Burt Shepherd is an expert.
There are lots Of experts but Shop
herd is an expert with whip. He
clips pieces from paper held in the
mouth of his assistant and tears
cigars in two. The whip is wrapped
around the young lady who is the
assistant without hurting her, al
though it is accompanied with a
great deal Of noise. Shepherd has
what he says is the biggest whip
in captivity, and it is some size,
but he can crack it.
AT Keith's today and Saturday.
(By the Observer
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Clark romps through her act OF
Neapolitan folk song, was charm
ingly and beautifully done.
Her voice is rich and has a wide
range in the higher register. One
of her most remarkable attributes
was her clear diction. Mrs. Talbert
is equipped by both voice and train
ing to take her position among the
most commanding concert singers
of her race today.
Goldie Guy Martin was at the
piano during the concert.
The concert was given last night
at Caleb Mills Hall under the
auspices of the Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority.
1t is to be regretted that so few
were present to hear this singer
on her first concert appearance in
this city. But I recall that Roland
Hayes did not sell out in his
songs about different kinds Of
people and successfully gets her
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with Hayes. She sings her spirituals
with splendid knowledge of the at
mosphere of the song but the
emotional quality is confined only
to the voice and not to her person.
atty. Her spiritualS seem to be of
the drawing room method. They
are songs to be done in good voice
Probably we will never agree to
what extent the emotional quality
should enter into the singing of a
spiritual. Mrs. Talbert in all of her
songs clearly showed the effects of
careful and intensive European
study.
She has been trained for grand
opera and has sung Ada" in Italy
She proved last night that she
knows how to sing Aida" as her
program included the aria, "Ritorna
Vincitor" from that opera. Here
we saw the result of her study
upon her voice as well as her man
ner of singing.
In singing Leighter's 1.-THE Fra
GRANGE of the Rose" she dis
played more emotional power than
she did in her Spirituals. She sings
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got the impression from seeing
"The Life of the Dance" with
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years study in Italy.
To the spiritual, Mrs. Tai
bert brings a highly trained
and powerful voice. Her
mood seems to be more continental
than strictly Of her own race.
One can understand perfectly
each word as her diction is very
good but she brings to the spiritual
no personal emotion. I know that
Roland Hayes, whom I consider the
outstanding singer of the Negro
spirituals. does not approve Of the
Jubilee or shouting method. He
believes that the spiritual should be
honestly emotional but properly
controlled by the singer.
1t is the hidden quality of rever-
ence and love for the message of
the spiritual that gives Hayes his
great prominence as a singer of the
spiritual.
After studying Mrs. Talbert, I
have the opinion that she agrees
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wanted to work in
the Gents Fur
nishings" or Some
kin DIRE d place
where she could
meet some swell
guys"
B o b b e Kuhn,
who is the conduc-
tor and also said
to have written
the songs for Miss
Clark, does a solo
from the pit while
Miss Clark does
the conducting and
clOWninp A pOOd
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restrained intelligent spiritual.
For an encore at the close of her
concert, she sang Home, Sweet
Home" and made a spiritual out
Of it.
Her program included English,
French, German and italian num-
bers. Her singing of "a Vucchella,"
pioneering days in concert,
n u
MISS CLARK
WINS AT KEITHS
Here is some nut stuff" and inn
presSions that are good. Sylvia
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-09
SEEKS FORGETFULNESS OF HORRIBLE
ACCIDENT In LEGION OF The
CONDEMNED"
Prominent Englishman, who killed
sweetheart in motor crash, now
courts Death with daredevil awe
atOrs on hazardous mission.

Along a midnight road dashed a
Rolls-Royce, careening crafty from
side to side, at the wheel handsome
youth, wild with jealousy and fear,
and by his side his sweetheart terri
fed by his mad actions. A splintering
crash, q scream, and the huge car
lurched sideways, and toppled over
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-09
NEGRO SPIRITUALS
DONE MODERN WAY
Florence Cole Tabert, Coored Dramatic Soprano, Shows
influences of Intensive European Study and
Thought in Concert Here
BY WALTER D. HICKMAN

The singing of spirituals by Negroes the concert
stage generally turns out to be vocal and mental
than spiritual.
Last night, I again had that thought while hearing
Florence ColeTabert, coored dramatic soprano who is
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

conductor to help her out in solo
from the orchestra pit.
One of her songs is about a girl
that worked in the hardware
department of a large store and
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NOTED CHOIR
TO BE HERE TONIGHT

Transporting an organization as
large as the Zion Choir and Or
chestra, coming to Cadle Taber-
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at the Lyceum Theater, New York,
will be featured in a radio version
of the play which will be broadcast
from the NBC New York studios to-
night at 6.
Anna" a sophisticated comedy of
today, is concerned with art and
artists. Rudolph Lother, the play
wright, is one of the most popular
of modern European dramatists,
and his comedies have had great
success in Germany, Austria, Italy
and France. His plays best known
in America are Werewolf" and
1.-The Command to Love-" The
English adaptation of the play was
made by Herman Bernstein. adapter,
and co-author of THE Command to
Love-" Edgar J.. MacGregor pro-
duced it for Samuel Samach.
Miss Anderson, who appears by
arrangement with David Belasco,
plays the part of an artists model
and Tellegen is the artist who falls
in love with her.
The radio version of Anna" was
prepared by Mortimer Stewart, di-
rector of the MICS "Stardom of
Broadway" series, in which this will
be the next production.
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5:00-Late news bulletins and sports.
9:OO-Indiana Ballroom.
Il O'clock
MIC Red Network-Tenor; talk to wEAF,
wDAF Cs7o.2 Kansas city-string trio
WHO $3.50 Des Moines-Musical pro-
voc (S74a) Interpretations manage
ment.
-l:3O O'clock
WHAs 1924 Louisville Readings; con-
NBC Red Network-Jolly Bill and Jane to
WEAF, WHO.
5 O'clock
wCAE (461.3) Pittsburgh-stanley theater
NBC Red Network-Mutual Savings hour
to MEAE; WEI, VITO, WAR, WTAG.
wGBS 1856 New York-Tenor; duets.
WIZ (454 New York-scores; Johnson's
Voc (374.8) Davenport-crescent hour OF
-5:5 O'clock
KDKA (s15.6) Pittsburgh-Little Sym
w RRfilRaGyt 447.5) chicago-ropsy rurvy time.
WOR (422.3) Newark-Old King Cole.
$50 O'clock
WCAE (461.3l Pittsburgh-Recital..
WIP !348.6) Philadelphia-French lessons;
NBc Blue Networkmchildren's program to
" -f ''NN%@~'@'
90 O'clock,
KYw (52s) Chicago--Uncle Bob.
WBz 1881 Springfleld--M Rambers.
NBC Red Network-Wonder hour to WEAF,
WRC, WGR.
VIGIL 1886 Federation of La
wEEI 1861 81 Boston-Big Brother Club.
WJBT 1894 Chicago-Dinner concert.
VIVID 1865. g. Mooseheart-Studio program
N ME- Bne 6 PfF Broad
WV tt42a.sJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; trou-
wMAQ (447.5l Chicago-Concert orchestra.
woR l422s) Newark-shelton ensemble;
WOW (5os p Omaha Markets; books.
vito $3.50 Hartford-Clinton musicale.
WWWJ (a52.D Detroit~Dinner concert
$40 O'clock
WGN (416) Chicago-Uncle .Quin; concert.
WIS (345) Chicago-Varled.
$50 O'clock
KMA (3s4.5) shenandoah-varied pro-
wcAE (4sl:s) Pittsburgh-Uncle GImOee;
wpAT (s7o.2j Kansas city-school of the
wEEi (S65.6) DISCRIMINATING program
WEAF asa New Happiness Boys
WGY 1919. 81 nectady-WGY Players.
NBC Blue Network-Dixie Circus to WIZ,
WIZ. WBzA, VIDAL. WLW. KDKA,
WHAM, WJR, KWK. KYW.
Voc (374.8) Davenport-News; scores;
WOO (34s.e) Philadelphia-wo Trio;
WNYC (52e) New York-Air College.
VITO $3.50 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Col
WRNY 1926 New York-Talk; tenor.
WTAG GID Worcester-Bancroft Orches-
ira.
- O'clock
CNRA 1927 Misunderstanding match
KFAB 1917 Lincoln-Dinner concert.
WBAP (499D Ft. Worth-Baseball sum-
wBBM (ss9.N chicago-Davis Orchestra.
WBZ (483.6) Chicago-Talks bulletins.
NBC Red Acknowledgement orchestra and
Cavaliers to WEAF WRC, WEEI KSD
WCCO, KVOO. WTAM, woo. WGR.
WILT. WFAA. KOA WCAE, WWJ. WSAI,
WDAF. webb, WOW.
WGY l379;5) chenectady-Fro-Joy hour
to WMAK.
WGN (4l6l Chicago Blatz pro-
WHO $3.50 Des Moines-Orchestra
WHO 1906 Chicago-News; songs.
WJR (44l Detroit-The Gloom ChaserS;
tenor.
NBC Blue Network-Godfrey Ludlow. VIC
linist to WIZ, KDKA.
WLW (428.3) Cincinnati-Roehr's Orches-
ira
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Best Daylight Features
Saturday

Saturday
WKBF (252) INDIANAPOLIS
(HOOsier Athletic Club
10:O0--Recipe exchange, sponsored by
Charles Koehring.
10:15-Brunswick PanatrOpe.
10:30-WKBF shopping service.
1l:3O-Livestock and grain market;
weather and shippers forecast.
NoOn-Brunswick PanatrOpe program.
WFBM (275) INDIANAPOLIS
indianapolis Power and Light Co..
p. M.
S;OO-Time signal, Julius c. Walk &
Son.
S:0I-CIosing grain market and New
York stock quotations, E-Z Bake
Milling Company.
S:12-Livest0ck market, Indianapolis
and Kansas City; weather fore
cast.
S:4O-PersOnal beauty advice. BoncilIa
Laboratories.
A. M
9:5O-WMAQ. Chicago. Overture hour.
IL :00-WLW, Cincinnati Women's hour
-NBC Red Network. Congressional
Club reception.
l0:l5-NBC Red Network. Household In
l1:l5-KDKA. Pittsburgh. Cowboy Band.
P. M.
1:o0-WBBM. Chicago. Luncheon dance.
2:00-WIP, Philadelphia. Loyal Council
Brass Band
WISE. Atlanta. u of Ga. program.
2:30-NBC Blue Network RCA hour.
2:45-WMAQ. Chicago. Sox VS.. Phila-
delphia, also WGN.
-WHAD. Milwaukee. intercollegiate
field meet two and one-half hours
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Meters Given in Parenthese3

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indianapolis Power and Light Coz
4:OO-Time signal, julius C. Walk e.
Son.
4:O1-New record release hour, Baldwin
Piano Company.
5:00-Time signal, julius C. Walk &
Son.
5:O1-Iate news flashes, indianapolis
Times.
5:I0-State road conditions, State High
way Commission.
6:15-Dogs, DR.. J. C. Vance, HOosier
Kennel Club.
5:30-Farm flashes.
5:35-Edward and Leroy New.
6:00-Time signal, Julius c. Walk &
Son.
601-E-Z Bake Flour MillerS.
8:00-Phoenix Coffee hour.
9:O0-ButIer College program.
0:30-An hour and a half with George
Irish and his I. A. c. Orchestra.
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5:00--Late news bulletins and sports.
9:00-Indiana Ballroom.
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Legal Notices
NOTICE OF BIDS ON SUPPLIES FOR tn

NOTICE OF BIDS ON SUPPLIES FOR THE
USE OF THE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS
Notice is hereby hereby given nN that the Joint
Purchasing Committee for the correctional
and benevolent institutions of the State of
Secretary, Room s2s State s'' House use, indian
aapolis; Indiana, until 10 o'clock, Friday.
FEB FEB IL ~ 1928 sealed bids on dry goods
specifying kind. grade and quantity, now
on f1le in the office of the Secretary OF
The Joint Purchasing Committee re
serves the right to reject any and all bids
" JOINT NT1E PU HseaIisSS1 iCSoSMrrrEE
DAILY E. Mccoy. Secretary.
PTBL1c IS SERy1oE coMMIss1 eSAi DOC:
TIE fN1Es sT1t Il IH OF M THE RE2[
THE RATES on. sCRAP, Iron IN CAR
DIANA fNrR R1FE T TRfSFFfcS' IN IN
Notice is hereby given that the Public
service Commission Of Indiana will con,
Indianapolis Ind. at 10 O'Clock a. m,
Public participation in this hearing is
ffsHHg BIc s 81 vi foW Goss1oN OF
H. S. McNEELY. Examiner.
indianapolis. Ind, Feb. g. 1928.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
OOCkeC NO. oSOl-BrOWn- HuISUeJter
Sand Company. Granite Sand and Gravel
Company VS.. New York, Chicago & St
Louis Railway Company. ct al.
Docket No. 1902 - Brown HufStetter
Sand Company, Granite Sand and Gravel
Company VS.. Illinois Central Railway
Company and Chicago. Indianapolis g.
Louisville Railway Company.
Docket No. 8903--BroWn Hufstetter
Sand Company. Granite Sand and Gravel
Company VS.. Chicago. Indianapolis &
Louisville Railway Company, ct al.
Docket No. 9904-Brown Hufstetter
Sand Company, Granite Sand and Gravel
Company VS.. the Cincinnati, Indianapolis
&; Western Railway Company, ct al
Docket No. 8905--Brown, Hufstetter
Sand Company, Granite Sand and Gravel
Company VS.. the Cleveland Cincinnati,
Chicago g. st. Louis Railway Company,
Docket No. s9Os-Brown Hufstetter
Sand Company. Granite Sand and
Gravel Company VS.; the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, ct al.
Notice is hereby given that the Pubic
Service Commission of Indiana Will con-
duct public hearing in the above entitled
cases. in the offices of the commission.
Indianapolis Ind.,-at 10 O'Clock a. m.'
Public participation in this hearing is
requested by the commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF
II. S McNEELY. Examiner.
T,,dfapor,OIiS Ind Feb Q 1928.