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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-16
Business Announcement

! BICYCLES AND RADIOS
Repairing and supplies Riddles Shop,
.940 Mass. Ave- Ii 1850.
@CARPENTER-Rep work wanted and
I screens built to fit. Be. 3964-W.
TARPENTERING- Screen repairing; rea-
. sonable; prompt service. Harris HUI 1888.
FEATHERS Bought. sold and renovated
feather mattresses, and pillows made. E.
F. BURKLE. DIG Mass. Ri. 6695.
GAULING-All kinds. yard. basement clean
ing. Cinders & wood for sale. Ia. 495l.
HOUsE-Paint.ng, papering, cleaning,
DOR finish. vail WASH. DR.. 1899.
INTERIOR PAINTING Bathrooms espe-
cally. HardD cod floors refniShed. So per
room and up. Ri $3.50
PAINTING-Interior and exterior work
guaranteed. 4. T. DWIGGINS, Oh. 1858.
PAPER CLEAlIING-Kitchens and bath
-1G. washed; a l ref Hathaway. M. 1907:
PAPER CLEANING EXPERTS.
Er a61O JONES & MILLER.
PAPER CLEANING-Paint washing, floors.
Work guaran eed. Ii. 1104. J. MASON.
PAPER HANG ING-REASONABLE. SAM
PIES SHOWll CHI. 1894.
PAPER HANGlNG-Paper furn. & samples,
also cleaning work guar. Bel. 2859-J.
PAPER HANGING - Reasonable prices.
samples shown. Call Ri. 36l1.
PAINTING-Decorating done with lead
and oil; work guar. Easy pay. Oh. 7742.
RUG, 9xl2. THOROUGHLY CLEANED. s.
Superior Rug Cleaners. He. 1852
PAPER CLEANERS
81 A ROOM.
WHITE MEN LOHMAN.
DIR. 4147.
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BEAUTIFUL APT, NORTH
Five-room apt, beautiful furn.; Oriental
rugs; walnut furnishings. Will rent for
what apt. rents for vacant. Adults only
Reference. Wa. 0962
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Auction

Unless previously claimed by rightful
owners, lot wood doors lubg. oil. corrg.
paper boxes. candy. roof cement. furni-
ture, adv. matter. radios. 5 ctn. matches.
9 empty wood crates. 2 ctn. card board
sash, gas range. fe paper. galv. tubs.
l ctn. tea wagon. chairs, l crt. dresser
and mirror. l chiffonier, rugs various
sizes and patterns, radio cabinets. l
dresser base. 2 trunks. laundry stoves.
/ crt. sets table bases. l dining table. 4
cases loud speakers. l steel safe. l coal
range, l gas range, smoking cabinets /
brooder stove and canopy. screen doors. l
radio power unit. 2 ctn. toys. screen
doors. paint lacquer and varnish, 5 auto
tires 30X3 .. groceries, laundry trays. wa
ter closet tanks and bowls. bath tubs. /
hot water tank. sweeping compound, l
can glvcerine. rls. leather betting. 6
cases dry batteries, lot asbestos shingles.
electric irons. l brl. and / box pottery. 3
rls. shade material. ? kitchen sinks. 2
cases thermos jugs, ! lamp base. | bag
coffee. marble slabs. sheet iron. lot galv.
pipe, lot steel angles suitable for fence
or arbor posts, ! case hog dip. galv.
watering tank, aster board, IA cases
syrup, wash boards. 3 boxes skvlight
glass. empty barrels and drums. Many
other articles Of great value.
Material to be sold may be inspected
Thursday, Nav II, 1928 between a. m.
Terms Of sale. cash or certified check.
payable Immediately at conclusion Of sale.
J. x. VANCE.
Freight Claim Agent.
McFADDEN AUCTION COMPANY,
AUCtiOrpeTS
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:--ations Wanted Female

EAID-Experienced; permanent place in
private home. He. 3548.
EXP ERIENCED- Laundress-W wash
ing7 brought to The house 1889 Shelby
EXP. NEAT, COLORED GIRL-House-
cleaning; references. Oh. 1884.
CO. ORED WOMAN-Spring house clean
i've. In and out of city. Ii. 7l59.
CURTAINS TO LAUNDER-Wil call for,
a'so bundle work; reference. He. 3248.
EXP.-Young, colored woman; gen. house
work; by half day; reliable. Ia. 7l39.
wi ling worker; best reference. Ii. 58l9.
EXP. COLORED GIRL-Half day or day
work Best references. Oh. 6417-R.
LAUNDRY WORK-Or cleaning by the
day Thurs. or Fri: reliable. Oh. 1856.
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Building and Contracting

LIFETIME HOMES
See them while being constructed. An
hour or so spent inspecting them will
convince you of their superiority. Let US
build your home. Easy payments. 243
N. Delaware st. Phone dav or evening.
Main 1874.
BRIDGES & GRAVES co.
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Transportation
LosE and Found

PCCKETBOOK-Black square, left on
Dayton-Western Traction Tuesday eve
ming. containing money. pen. pencil,
BE- 1kbooll and key. Reward. Be 2632-R.
FSE-3-Notch Rd to Nashville Ind
containing $40 bill travellers checks bank
book etc. Keep bill. return purse. con-
te"t7. Marcia Furnas. Indpls. ph. library.
re ,1ER SKATES. 6srspa4r lost on Riverside
by By y 6a6 6sE Reward Lii. a697
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Miscellaneous for Sole

ANTIQUES rms. No dealers need in
auire. 1929 Melbourne St. Thurs. & Fri
BABY BED ivory: Simmons steel springs
mattress: good as new; $l2 for quick sale
5237 Park. Hu. 1855.
BABY BUGGY-Lloyd; good condition.
cheap. 800 N. Bradley.
BABY BUGGY-Brown reed; excellent
shape. owner sacrifices. HUI 2373.
BABY CARRIAGE-Lloyd reed practically
new. owner sells reasonable. Ia. SOTO.
BABY CARRIAGE-Lloyd Al; Fireless
cooker. owner will sacrifice. Hu. 264O.
Cabbage plants Copenhagen Charlesto
and Gersey, 75c per 1000. Baltimore
tomato plants wilt resistance: Sl.00 per
1000. Al plants shipped in damp moss moss
price fob. PITTS PLANT CO., Fltz-
gerald. Ga.
COMBINATION-Coa and gas range. So;
gas hot plate 81 1912 N. Tibbs.
DAVENPORT. book case, Charles beds;
dresser. library table, rugs, velvet and
owner sacrifices 1928 Beechwood.
DAVENPORT-Ml Mission. genuine leather
seat perfect condition owner sacrifices.
DINING ROOM-Suite. oak, AL cond.; -s35
by owner. 1924 w. Wash. Be. 3141-J.
DINING room suite, II pieces; early Eng
lish. Call at 2715 N. Meridian. Apt. l.
ELECTRIC Sandwich toaster. .Holcomb &
Hoke; used very little; cost $3.50. owner
will sacrifice. Be. O7l9.
EVENRUDE-Out board motor needs some
work: at $3.50. 1902 Central.
FURNITURE-Entir contents of rms,
dining rm. living rm, bed rm. breakfast
set. and chairs, gas range. rugs; prec-
tically new. 2428 N. Meridian
GAS RANGE-Bottled: cost S158. owner
sacrifices for SIS. DR.. 7l06 r. 4.
ICE CHEST-Best of condition. owner
sacrifices. HUI. 2493: to 6 p. m.
LIBRARY TABLE = Single bed with
springs; Al shape. BY owner. IT. 1886
OFFICE FURNITURE-Never been useo:
l double desk; l typewriter desk and
chair: 2 other chairs: l costumer rug,
9x12. Oh. 1923.
PAINT-Superior house paint, out
side or inside, Is colors and white.
$1.59 gallon. 366 S. Meridian St.
RI. 9165.
ERATOR-McCray grocery. 600
lbs. cost 1926. Owner sac: $500 ia. 7044
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER - Excellent
cond owner sac. for SIS. DR.. 744l.
SEWING MACHINE-Whtte electric rotary
used very little. cost Sl45, sell for S85;
owner leaving. city: Add. 100 E. Pearl
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10TH. E.. 3l8-Front suite up: suitable 8
or 4 persons: large. light, modern rms
large waShrobes. newly decorated, 2
orator: close in; $3.50 week.
10TH. 318 Front rm down: kitchenette
sink; priv. entrances; newly dec; mod $3.50
10TH E.. 5O9-Large, clean. front rnl..
mod. IS: sleeping rm.. SO. Car space.
18TH. E.. 1924 rooms. unfurnshed; first
floor; city heat; adults only.
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~ O'clock

~ O'clock
WBBM (3Ss.N Chicago-Radio, party.
WEAF 1922 New York-Great Composer;
to WILT, WSAI. WEBB, KSD.
WENR (28S.3) Chicago-Popular program
WFAA (545l Dallas-Music,
WGY (S7s.5l schenectady-Beech Nut pro-
WIKI (265Sl Cleveland String. ensemble.
WIS (345l Chicago-Scrap book.
WLW (42S.S) Cincinnati-Courtesy pro-
wis l416) Chicago-Ensemble quintet.
VOC (374.8) DavenpoTt--Sicilians.
wPG (272.6) Atlantic City-casino orches'
wsAi (ss1.0 incirnati-Las-stick pro-
1870 O'clock
KOA (325.9l Denver-Dinner concert.
KTHS (384.4) Hot Springs-Orchestra
WEAF 1922 New York;. & P Gypsiss
to WEEP, WILT, KSD. WGY. WAR
WV, WHO W I;1A Wits, WRC. WcsH
VICES (242l Chicago-Big Ike, Little Ike
WLW (4283l Observation-Disclosures.
WIS (345) Chicago-Musical program.
WAdAQ (4475) Chicago-Musical calendar
woo (s74.sl Davenport-Voss. Vagabonds
WO7 (422.3) Newark-Kruger'S Lieders.
-7:45 O'clock
WEMC C4s36) Berrien Springs-Quartets
WCAE (46l.3) Pittsburgh-Operalogu
q O'clock
KTHs (ss4.4) Hot Springs-Negro quar-
WIZ 1889 Springfield shriner's band.
Wz3BM 1894 Chicego-Orchestrs
WENR t2883l Chicago Classical
VICES (242l Chtcago-Popular.
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KPRC (2sS.s) Houston-Studio concert.
KYw (52s) Chicago~Hsmp's orchestra.
WCCO (4o5) Mpls.-St. Paul-American Le-
wEsNR (2ss.s) chicago-Reeuest program.
WV, WHO, WCsH. WGY, VITO, KsD.
WGN (416) Chicago-Phantom vlolinIst.
WIZ $50 New Observation-Disclosures to
WV ttil28.s) cincinnati-vocal; orches-
VINO $3.50 Memphis-canova concert;
WOO (3748i Davenport-Lecture New In
sight on China"
WSM (337) Nashville-Frolic.
WOW (50s.2l Omaha-Studio program.
lie O'clock
KNOX (29s.B) st. Louis-Dance music,
KFAB (Sis) Lincoln-Request program.
WcAU (2ell Philadelphia-Clu orchestra.
WEAF 1922 New York-Lopez orchestra
to VITO, WsAI. WHO. WOW. KsD.
WCAE. WCSH, VINO.
WGR (sos) Bufalo-Danee orchestra.
WJBT (3s9.4) Chicago-Lombardo's o.
VIZ (45l) New York-slumber music.
WlnAAQ (447.5J Chicago-orchestra. three
wtSR Gi22.S) Newark-Dance orchestra.
WSOE (27G) Milwaukee--Orsan requests.
--1O:SO O'clock
CNRC (434.5l Calgary--Orchestra soprano.
KYW (526l Chicago-Congress carnival.
WBAP (499.D FIT. Worth-Etring band.
WTAM (399.s) Observation-Disclosures Gar
Ii O'clock
XIX (5o8:2) Oakland-,-Lake Merritt Ducks.
XII (4685) Los Angeles-ComposerS hour.
KGO (3s4.4l Oakland-'The Pilgrims.
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WHO (535.4) Des Moines-Organ.
WLIB (416) Chicago-Orchestra.
-11:30 O'clock
CNRE (517) Observation-Disclosures trio
KNX (337 Hollywood-Feature program.
WBAP (499.O Ft. Worth-Majestic The
alter.
--l2 O'clock
CNRV (2e1) Vancouver-Midnight Harmony
Sons.
KPo (422.s) San Francisco-variety hour
two hours.
KFI (468.5) Los Angeles-Metropolita or
chestra.
KGO (S84.4) Oakland-Network- Spotlight
xxx issD Hollywood-Biltmore orchestra
Il O'clock
KNX (337) Hollywood-Arnheim's orches-
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VISIBLE radio and audible NOV /

XTIS1BLE radio anu duuIple HlOV-
v ing pictures gradually are de-
yeloping into the practical stage,
and centered around these all-ab-
sorbing themes will be the annual
gathering today at New York of the
Institute of Radio Engineers, whose
membership embraces scientists the
world over.
Demonstrations of workable ap-
paratus for the transmission Of
moving and still pictures by air
and for hearing the voice Of the
screen actor have been arranged
as high lights of the three-day con-
Vention. Talk of the possibility Of
such wonders seems extravaganza,
but modern accomplishment has
taught us to be slow in rejecting
such prophecies. Doubtless, in a
few years tune in" will refer to
seeing as well as hearing the radio
performer.
Request numbers chat make up
an interesting list) will feature the
Baldwin hour tonight at 7:30 from
WFBM, indianapolis. In response
to a request last week, Berta M.
Ruick, director of the hour, has re-
ceived numerous letters asking for
special numbers. The list includes
such selections as Put on Your
Old Gray Bonnet" "Katy," Be
della" Listen to the Mocking
Bird" Sailing" Spanish Cava-
Her." "Humming," Avalon" Mar
gle" and a host of others.
Prof. ]. E. Estey of Purdue Uni
versity will discuss World Prob
lens of Today" in a lecture to be
delivered at 7 tonight over the air
from WBAA, Lafayette, the Purdue
station, operating on a wave length
of 273 meters.
G. D. of Indianapolis tells Fish
ing the Air that in his opinion "the
programs Of the National Broad
casting Company Red and Blue
networks are, as a rule, far superior
to other air presentations" He
likes the hour of slumber music
broadcast by WIZ. He finds much
improvement in reception conditions
from 300 meters up since the re-
cent changes made by the Federal
Radio Commission, but sees a need
for improvement in the lower
channels.
On the other hand, j. o. Nc
Gowan of New Ross, Ind.,, writes:
of course chain broadcasting is
al right in its place but it should not be
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Dial TyiSterS
WFBM (27D INDIANAPOLIS
Ahern
Central Standard Time
Meters Given in Parenthesei

WFBM (275) INDIANAPOLIS
indianapolis Power & Light Coz
4:00-Time Signal.
4:01-Program Announcement.
4:O2-Baldwin Piano Company New
Record HOur.)
5:00-Late News and Sports.
5:10-Twilight Time at the Baldwin.
5:25-Indianaapolis Power Light Co.
5:3O-ChildrenS Hour.
6:OO-Time Signal.
6:O1-PrOgram Announcement.
6:02-Continuec Story.
6:O7-Studio Period.
6:30-Circle Theater.
7:SO-Baldwin Piano Company Con-
cert
8:3O-Time Signal.
S:31-Willys Knights.
9:3O-Firestone Frolic-Carr Tire Com
1O:3O-Time Signal.
I0:31-Late News end Sports.
1O:35-COlumbia Club Radio Frolic.
WKBF te52) INDIANAPOLIS
(Hoo-ier Athletic Club
5:OO-Late News Bulletins and Sports.
7:30-Internation Bible Students As
ISOLATION.
S:I5-IndianapoIis News Book Review.
s:30-Beards Happy Brake Liners.
II O'clock
wEAE (492) New York-Dance band to
$50 O'clock
wADC (23Sl Akron-Dinner concert.
IS O'clock
WEAF (4s2) New York-Waldorf Astoria
orchestra to WEEP, WRC, WCAE.
WENR (288.3) Chicago-Organ; artists.
WIZ ASA New York-Manger orchestra.
wMAQ (4475) Chicago-Topsy Turvy
WWJ (352.O Detroit-organ; orchestra.
-5:15 O'clock
WOR (422.3) Newark. Children's hour.
WGR (303) Buffalo-Dinner music.
$50 O'clock
KDKA (s15.6 Pittsburgh-Little SYM
wGY js70.5) schenectady-va Curler or
wsM 1tssD Nashville-Bsdtime story;
news.
KYW (526l Chicago-Uncle Bob
WccO (4o5) Mpls.-st. Paul-scouts pro-
wEAF. (4s2) New International
wENR (2ss.sl chicago-organ: orchestra.
WGHP l277.6) Detroit-Lady Moon.
WJBT 1894 Chicago-Ceilo; orchestra
WJR (441) Detroit-Minstrels.
WLw (42s.S) acknowledgements: avia-
wMAo (447.5) Chicago-organ; orchestra.
woR l422.sj NewarkScommOdore Orches-
WOW N0U6.zJ Omdnd-OIBdH.
WSB (475el Atlanta-Orchestra.
WSAI 1851 ~ Cincinnati-Orchestra
WTMJ (294) Milwaukee-Dinner music.
-6:15 O'clock
WEAF (492l New York-String quartet.
WSOE (270) Milwaukee-Organ.
-6:SO O'clock
KYW (526l Chicago-Concert.
CNRW (384.4) Winnipeg-Concert.
WCCO ,(4O5) Mpls.-sf. Paul-orchestra;
w THliSf a 14SS) New York-ralk.
VILLA t5lT Clearwater-Scarlet Guards
also WSUN.
WGN t416) Chicago-Dinner music.
WGY .(379.5l' Schenectady-Genera Eiec-
trio band.
VIZ ASA New York-Roxy and Gang to
WBZ. WBZA, KDKA, KYW, WOW,
WHIT, WRC, VIDAL, WJR. WHAM. WHO,
KSD, WSM.
wLw (42s.s) Cincinnati-Thies orchestra.
-6:45 O'clock
WEAF (492) New York-Physical Culture
Prince to WV. VITO. NWGR.
WMAQ t447.5) sChicago-Orchestra tenor.
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Fishing The Air
BY G. SHUBERT FRYE
ALI references are Central Standard Time

allowed to blot out the independent sta.
ton; A remedy would be to put the chain
ga t}1s. az on one wave length during
program. The best stations with the
most power and best wave length be-
allowed to banket tS Mhy a ShGHd tbs they
now doing and will do to a greater ex.
tent in the future?"
Arcade Birkenholtz, violinist, as
sisted by the National Concert Or
chestra, under the direction OF
Cesare Sodero, will present the
Bruch Concerto In D-Minor for
violin and orchestra in the half
hour with great composers through
the NBC Red Network, at 7 to-
night. Tune in WSAI, Cincinnati
or WEBB, Chicago for this powerful
work.
A duet for two trumpets and or
chestra will be one of the outstand-
ing numbers to be heard in the next
musical album of popular classics to
be broadcast by the Columbia Broad
casting system at 8 tonight. The
selection is MendelsSohn's IT Would
That My Love-" Another feature OF
this broadcast will be the Menuet in
D Major of Mozort rendered as a
violin solo by Walter Edelstein.
The complete program is as fol-
lows:
SaIactiope from stacheharazada,p
.................... Rimsky -Korsakon
@enus' walter adssistein. vioiinist .M01af'
Il Would That My Love- -. .MendeissohSr
:. i Pust Tier fer two tfumpets and orchestra
a Has Symphony orchcstris. :. .''"uD' ,'
Romance Symphony ~ i;' Orchestra ia'haik0v'k'
-O " symphonly Orchestra 's'll"'et
Three Dream Dances" ..coleridge- Taylor
Ia Allegro Motto.
(b) Anoante.
Symphony Orchestra
- 'le Symphony Orchestra ~ '''''''N
The 9Th, Hea S,rs .,1 Are Declaring" from
INC Symphony Orchestra naSOr
Local fans will receive this broad
cast from WNGAQ, Chicago; WOWO
Fort Wayne; WKRC, Cincinnati; OF
WGHP, Detroit.
The overture to Ambrose Thomas
opera, Raymond" will be played as
the opening number in the hour OF
Slumber Music which will be broad
cast by the N. B. c. through WIZ
New York, at 10 tonight The COM
plete program is as follows:
Overture-'Raymond" ......... Thomas
Village Swallow" waltz ........ Strauss
'Pensee Amoreuse" 49,. ......... Herbert
Cello solo.
Surprise Symphony" .......... Haydn
Dreams" Observation-Disclosures. Wagner
| Midsummer Nights Serenade" Albeniz
Pastel Minuet'l ................. Paradis
.. e Dleam .''..... -. -: trlee
Rosebud \.........,..,,.... Sanford
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allowed to blot out the independent Sta
ton; A remedy would be to put the chain
stations al on one wave length during
program. The best stations with the
most power and best wave length be-
allowed to blanket the air as thew S are
now doing and will do to a greater ex-
tent in the future?"
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Best Daylight Features
Tuesday

Tuesday
WFBM (275) INDIANAPOLIS
Indianapolis Power s. Light Coz
NoOn-Tlme Signal.
p. M.
12:Ol-Grain Market.
I2:15--Livestock Market.
12:3O-Enquiring Announcer.
12:A0-Lyric Theater Organ.
1:I5-Cl0sing Grain Market.
1:20-Weather Report.
1:2l-Farm Flashes.
1:9O--Profits In Poultry.
l;36--AericuItural Review
2;00--Tfme Signal.
1f06--H0uatkeepey,B Chat
z:I4--Radio Recipes,
s5-1ndianapolis Power q Light CO,
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Business Opportunities .

BEAUTY SALON ct sacrifice: owner going
abroad: make an offer. Call Col. 1928
FINE up-to-date store. suitable tor family
0hOe store: good bus. assured: best block
- this section: old est: low rent. FIR. 4194
GENERAL merchandise store. an live cOun.
try railroad town, well established: pres
ant owner ~ years retiring John
ston, Bowie. Nd. Phone Bowie I'M.
GOOD business location for MILLINERY
Or LINGERIE SHOP: share with Elk.
elusive GOWN SHOP on Connectirui
Ave. rent moderate references REQUIRED
Fn0n DEcArUR 500. APT so4.
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SOLICITORS, CANVASSERs,
AGENTS 4

AGENTS-Fun or part time. for monthly
payment life, accident sickness all in
onel policy: no medical examination: cost
81 90 monthly and up; also 81 900 death.
SIS weekly indemnity automobile accident
policy SIS yearly: fees liberal commissions.
renewals Safety Reserve Fund, 1880
Broadway New York
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$3.50 An hour. spare time. earned selling
Christmas Greeting Cards Toe up. includ-
ing customers name: daily pay. bonus: no
experience: young or old: identified work :;
eaInples free: also want agents smaller
towns: box assortments. big demand: re-
aliLe $500 before Christmas. Write Cyphers
Card Co. 90 Pearl St. Buffalo. n. Y.
Evening star., 1928-04-12

Buffalo, the matter Of union manage
ments on the new roads may be made
the basis Of further agreement.
The agreement Is to run during de-
livery of cooperative effectiveness
which Is understood to mean that de-
gree of assistance In securing the re-
suit on the property in question as
secured by Mitten management on the
properties operated by them at this
date" The contract may be terminated
by two-thirds vote of the employees.
The management agrees to the check
off system of collecting union dues and
funeral disability, old age and all other
benefits will be undertaken by the union
for which the operating company will
pay the union 81 per month per man.
Mitten In New York.
1t Is highly significant that the
Amalgamated has been unsuccessful in
its struggle to win recognition and de-
mands from the Interborough Rapid
Transit Co. of New York. At the same
time there have been persistent rumors
that Mitten management would be
called in to take hold of the New York
subway system, which has had stormy
political, financial and labor disagree
ment path. Mr.. Mitten, 1t is known,
has signed q long-term lease on 10-
room apartment In this city,
Whether Mitten management takes
hold OF the subway or some Of the New
York surface lines or not, the effect Of
the agreement Is likely to be far-reach-
ing In cities all over the country.
Evening star., 1928-04-12
cHTcAao LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, April IL QF1 Omitted States
Department Of Agriculture) .--Hogs--
Receipts. $4,000 head; market slow;
weak to 10 lower than yesterdays
average; light hogs showing most de-
cline; big packers bidding 10 to 20
lower; top. 9.05; butchers, medium to
choice, 250-350 pounds, 8.30ao.05: ZOO
$50 pounds. 8.40a9.05; 10000 pounds,
8.15a905; i30-l80 pounds, 7.25a8.75.
Packing sows, 7.50a8.00. Pigs, medium
to choice, 90-130 pounds. 6.25a7.75.
Cattle-Receipts. 1000 head. Calves
Receipts, 1000 'head: general market
mand: few heavy Holsteins above 900;
stockers and feeders very scarce: most
fat steers, l2.25al4.00. Slaughter classes,
steers, good and choice, 1,300-l 500
pounds, 13.25a15. 90; 1,100-i 300 pounds.
1300al5.o0: 950-l 100 pounds. l2.75a
l475; common and medium, $50 pounds
up. 8.75a13.50: fed yearlings, good and
| choice, 750-95O pounds, l2.50a14.50:
| heifers, good and choice, $50 pounds
down, 12.25a13.85; common and medi-
um, 8.50a12.00. Cows, good and choice,
| 9.00a11 so: common and medium, lisa
900. Low cutter and cutter, 6.15a7.75 /;
| 10.50 cutter to medium, 7.5Oao. 10:
vealers (milk-fed), good and choice,
| 12.00a15.50; medium, 1100a12.00; Gull
and common. 800a11.00. Stocker and
feeder steers. good and choice (all
weights). l1.50al2.75; common and
medium, 8.50a112 Is.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; fat
lambs, active, IS to IS higher; spots
up more; quality considered; native
Springers steady; sheep strong to 25
higher; feeding and shearing lambs
scarce; firm lambs, good and choice
| (92 pounds DOWN, 16.40a17.75; medi-
| um. 15.75al6.60; Gull and common, 1880
a15.50; medium to choice (o2-iO0
pounds, 15.25a1740. Ewes, medium 20
choice (150 pounds DOWN., 8.75ai1 rs;
Gull and common, 3.50a950. Feeder
lambs, good and choice, 15.25al6.76.