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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-15
Wheels for Butterflies

The community would have been
surprised and even shocked perhaps
if Herbert Leigh Manuel had OBJ
tanned an orthodox divorce from his
wife and then married the young
and pretty choir singer. But West
Sayville would not have been out
ragged and there would be no call for
a prison sentence.
Just at this point, Mrs. Leigh
Manuel comes into the picture as
a person who has outraged the
sensibilities of Sayville because she
didn't fly into a passion when her
husband fell in love with another
woman.
Seemingly she continued to like
her husband even though he had
fallen in love with the choir singer.
1t was her intention to help him
when she aided and abeted the pair
in bigamous marriage.
Of course, the wife and man and
girl combined to mess up the whole
business, but the great state of New
York, which is supposed to be calm
and shrewd and above petty pas
sions, had its share in the muddle.
The practical fact is that when peo-
pie want to be divorced, it is up to
the state to make that privilege
easy, expditious and simple.
II only know want it. / don't
know why" would be a very reason
able explanation upon the part of
many who go before judge to ask
for dissolution of a union. 1t is not
merely frivolous and fractions to de-
sire something without being entire
ly sure where the roots of long
ing be.
Some of the deepest needs Of
every human being are equally
mysterious
And so when the rest join in to
laugh and point at the hazy-headed
folk of Sayville, I think I will take
the opportunity to sit one out. Peo-
pie who live in column shouldn't
throw paragraphs.
Copyright, 1923, by The Times)
What is the meaning Of the name
AleSia?
1t is ore of the many forms OF
Alice, name meaning noble
cheer" l.Allt
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-15

around the heels Of the organist in
West Sayville, who took a second
wife before he was quit Of the first.
There is no denying the fact that
his conduct was reckless and silly.
Even so, I cannot see why the COM
munity should fly into a rage
against him and all concerned.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-15

IF Hoover wants to see the dry
Il law given fair chance he will
transfer its enforcement from the
treasury department to the depart
of justice and then put a dry man
at the head of the department of
justice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-15

DR., John B. Watson, psychologist, says parents
should apply the behavioristic theory to children to
end their horror of the dentists chair. nickel
used to do the work. maybe he to give the kid
a dime.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-15

Maybe one way to make daughter behave would b.
to tell her that her mother didn't.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-15

The Hall of Fishes opened in the American
Museum of Natural History in New York City the
other day. Probably there is special department for
people who bet on wrestling matches.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-15

What will be the title of the next
picture in which John Barrymore
will star?
"The Tavern Knight" an adapta-
ton of king of the Mountains"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-15

Id as an d
opinions eK-
pressed in this
Olu m n are
those OF one
Of Americas
most interest
ing writers
and are pre-
scented with
out regard TO
their agree
ment with the
editorial atti-
tude OF this
paper.
The Editor,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-15
!RPIDGEIE3BtEu[
BY FABYAN MATHEY

BY FABYAN MATHEY
There are no trumps, and South
has the lead. North and South
must win two of the five tricks,
against perfect defense.
$-s-3.2
h--NoDs
D-l-l0
C-None
NORTH
S-o.s S~J.7.A
r--hone % % H-Nonk
O-7-5-2 s D-A.0
C--hone C--Hone
SOUTH
S-K.Io-e
H--None
D-8-6
c-hone
T AY out the cards on a table, as
IL shown in the diagram, and
study the situation. See if you can
find a method of play that will net
North and South two tricks. The
solution is printed herewith on this
page.
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Questions and
AnSzOeYS

able question OF fact or information by
writing to Frederick M. Kerby, Question
Editor The indianapolis Times Wash.
ngton Bureau, 1922 New York Ave.
Warrington D. O.. Enclosing cents In
stamps for reply. Medical and legal
advice cannot be given, nor can eX-
tended research be made. All ether
questions VIII receive a personal reply
All letters are confidential You are
cordially invited to make use Of this
service.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-15

What is the rule governing the
revoke in the game of auction
pinOchle with widow
Failure to follow suit, or to head
trick when able to do so, is a
revoke, and Immediately ends the
game. The penalty is the loss of
the game. If the bidder revokeS, he
loses double. The revoke is es-
tablished the moment the card is
played.
Who wrote 1.-THE Old Oaken
Bucket?"
Samuel Woodwork wrote the
words and music. He was born in
Scituate, Mass in 1875. He re-
moved to New York in 1909 and was
one of the founders of the New
York Mirror, a newspaper. His
poems are published in two volumes.
He also composed several operattas.
What is a medicine ball?
A leather covered ball weighing
from four to nine pounds that is
used in gymnasium work.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-15

What is the meaning of the name
Alesia?
1t is ore of the many forms OF
Alice, a name meaning noble
cheer" A.t.,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-15
BY DIR. MORRIS FISHBETN

Editor Journal of the American Medica
Association and of Hygeia, the
Health Magazine.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-15

: David Dietz on Science :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
WIRED RADIO firm
TOBU|LD STATION
Commercial installation Is
Assured by Pact on
Patent Rights.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
| Commercial installation of wired
radio in the near future is assured by
the agreement Of several large corpora
tons on the question of patent rights,
H. D. II. Connick. representative of
Wired Radio. Inc. Of New York City.
has informed the Federal Radio Com
mission.
| The wired radio company has asked
the commission for permission to con-
Struct in New York transmitting sta
ton to send three simultaneous pro.
grams to different cities, where they will
be broadcast by wired radio from the
substations OF the lighting utility com.
panies over their lines to the homes OF
the listeners.
| Wired radio has been developed by
the North American company which
operates electric light properties IN Ohio.
southern Illinois The company has
spent six years In perfecting apparatus
and in clearing up the patent situation,
Mr.. Connick said.
| wherever possible wired radio serv-
ice will be distributed by long-distance
telephone lines from the New York
studios to the various cities receiving
the service. but there are many regions
to which wires may not be available
and there are times when the telephone
wires may break down." Mr.. Connick
said
In order to insure continuity of the
service 1t will be necessary to broadcast
the programs by short wave lengths to
the various cities. where they will be
picked up and distributed by wired
radio over the electric light wires to the
homes With the exception of impor-
tant public events, Wired Radio. Inc.
will produce and present all its own
program material"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02

Why do 80 many many babies u
today escape all the little fretiul
spells and .nfaniile ailments that used
70 worry mothers through the day.
aud keep them up half the n'ghf
II you don't know the answer, you
haven't discovered pure, harmless
Cas,oria. =. 1t Is sweet I" the taste.
and sweet in the lttle stomach. Aud
is gentle influence seems felt all
through the tiny system. not even
di.iasteiul dose of castor OIL does
so much good. And il is so plesssn,
10 take. Taste il yourself. and you'll
know Why Children Cry for IT.
Fietcher's Csstoria is purely vege-
table, SO you may give IL freely. at
first sign of collie. ~ when you even
, suspect the approach oi constipation
or dlsrrhea. Or those many times
| when you jus, don't know what
10 the msttef. For real sickness. call
the doctor, always At other times,
4 few drops ii I'leichef's Casipria.
/ See how quickly all freltuIness or
| v aktfuiness will cease!
| Only one word II warning: The
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
Local Radio Entertainment
Thursday, February 2, 1928

EAA-Wzshington Navy Yard (434.5
Meters).
3:45 pm.-weaiher Bureau reports.
Sis p.m.-Concert by the Hart House
String Quartet, broadcast from the
Chamber Music Auditorium Of the
Library OF Congress.
s:55 pm.-Ariington time signals.
1905 pm.-weather Bureau reports.
wRHF - American Broadcasting Co
t322.4 Meters.
pm.-Old-time tunes.
$50 70 z pm.-O'Donnell' Halt Hour
Of Music.
Early Program Tomorrow.
10 am.-Wonlan's forum, conducted
By Betty Brewster and Id4 Benter.
1890 am.-Emith's Half Hour Of
Music.
II am.-Beauty talk by Bertha
Parker
il;05 am.-"Interior Decorating" by
Ida Benter.
1905 10 1880 am.-Advertisers'
period OF music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
Care of Babies

Castofia.' The kind called Fletchef's.
bearing i'Ietchef'a signature, ID genu-
Inc and does not contain opiates or
any other drug that can harm your
baby. Dther preparations may be
jus, as free from harm. The writer
does no, know as 10 that. but does
know one family whose children will
never make the experiment
ESPECIAL NOTE; With every
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is wrapped a book on Care and
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in gold TO every mother or prospec-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
GEORGE BEUCHLER NAMED
ANNOUNCER FOR WRC
Youthful Baritone Joins List of
Station Employes-Daniel
Back From Chicago.

The appointment Of George Boucher,
washington baritone. as an announcer
Of the National Broadcasting Co. and
station WRC was announced today by
Ralph Edmunds. manager Of The sta
ton. ( (s@ 49, ~
Beuchler. WHO lives at l2it Decatur
street, is 81 years old and the youngest
announcer. pnsthe STAFF Of the N. B. G.
He is familiar tosmany because Of his
connection With NJ Washington Opera
Co. ~ 70 -.
John B. Daniel. who has been an
nouncer for WRC for more than year.
has just returned to Washington from
a special assignment In Chicago. For
seven weeks he announced the per-
formances Of the Chicago Civic Opera
Co.
Norman Sweetser, who was sent to
Washington from WIZ to ill in during
Daniels absence. has returned TO New
York City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
aO0.s-WTAM Cleveland-7oo

SOOS-WTAM CteveIand-SoV
S:00-Dodge presentation.
:30-Hoover Sentines.
a:00--Studio program.
9:30-Willard Cavaliers.
5a3.1-WFAA Daiias-50O
s;00-Dodge presentation.
S:3O-Hooyer Sentinels.
a:a.s--WOC Davenport--s0O
s;00-Dodge presentation.
3u-Hoover Sentinels.
a:00-Maxwell hour.
lO:30-Musical program.
535 4-WHO Dies Moincs--s6O
S.30-Houvcr Sentiucls.
9;o0-Maxwell hour.
10:3 0-Dance orchcstras.
AaO.e-WCN-WJR Detrolt-6sO
a:So-Maxweii hour.
l0:00-Balkitc hour.
3a:..-WWJ Detroit-S5O
S:00-Dodge presentation.
S:30-Hoover Sentinels.
9:O0--Clicauot Eskimos.
499..-WBAP Fort Worth--GO0
7:00--Concert orchestra.
n:00-Maxwell hour.
a2:00-Organ.
4c2.3-WOS Jefferson Gty-710
S:20--Department Of Education hour.
S:iS-Addrss.
3.O."-WDAF Kansas City-S1O
S:0o-Dodge presentation.
9.00-Maxweil hour.
10:30--Pla-M Nor Orchestra.
293.0-WTMJ MiIwaukee-1.O2 0
S:00-Dodge presentation.
9:0o-Maxwell hour.
1l:o0-Dance music.
405.2-WCCO Minneapolis-St. Paul-7iO
s:30-Hoover Sen,incls.
9:0o-Hanline Uni, ersity.
l0;3O-Chicago. opera,
ll:o0-1saak Walton League.
sos wow Omaha--59O
7:oo-rnited States Marine Band.
S:00-Dodge presentation.
9:0o-MaXwell hour.
499.:-WOAI San Antonio-e00
10 .00-KeIvinator hour.
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s:00-Dodge presentation.
:3o-Hoover Sentlnels.
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WESTERN.
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l2:o0-Dodge presentation.
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4l6.4-KHJ Los Angeles-120
IL 00-Concert orchestra.
1:00a-Caledonians orchestra.
s36.9-kNX Los Angeies-s90
10:00-Orean recital
1;00a-Dance orchestras.
3Si.4-KGO Oakland-sSO
le:o0-Dodge presentation.
~ :30a-Moou Magic.
l.00a--Dapce music.
50S.2--KLX Oakland-590
e:30--Musical program.
11:00-Dance music ~ hours).
49I.5-KGw Portiand-6lO
II .00-Concert
;0o-Dodse presentation.
45i.3-KFRC San Franeiseo-660
~ :00-Movie club.
1:0oa-Dance music % hoursl.
&e2.3-KPO San Franeisco-7lO
II :0o-Caswell hour.
1e;Q0-N. 3. G, program.
1;00a--Dance music . hoursl.
34S.6-KJR seattle-S60
II :30-Musical program
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IL 00-Dodge presentation.
1:0Oa-Dance music - hoursl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
EARLY RELICS FOUND.

BUENOS AIRES. February 2 LP).--
Workmen digging a foundation for a
monument here to Gen. Alvear, Argen-
tine patriot. have unearthed several OBJ
jects which have been identified az
relics Of the early Spanish conquerors.
Among the discoveries. which prob
ably date back to 1888, was skull with
an arrow piercing 1t. 1t was believed
to be that Of a Spanish warrior who
had fallen before an Indian sharp
shooter. Other signs Of Spanish war
fare with the Indians were found, In
GLIDING ancient firearms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
Toughest of Old
Hang-0n Coughs Go

Why send a boy to do mans work.
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est destroyer OF tough old weakening
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The cough may he 40 tantalixing
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New Lounge Smoking Cars on the
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wMAL-Wzshington Radio Forum
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$50 pm.-"A Place Where Men Meet
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Given National Guard Duty.

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Capt. Leven G. Allen. u S. Infantry,
of the Office Of the Chief Of STAFF, War
Department. has been assigned to duty
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A Fesv Latest Popular Brunswick Records

did You Mean IT," &c. Are You
Thinking Of Me Tonight:"-tenor
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3rs@.Sc
"Mine-An Mine" -. "FaScina-
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Ben Bernie and his Hotel Rose
welt Orchestra. s.4s-'sc
my Heart Stood Still From a
Connecticut Yankee1" -. II Feel
at Home With You from a Con-
necticut Yankee1"-foxt rotS with
vocal effects. Harry Archer and
His Orchestra. Seso-1Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02

"MilenherS JOYS" Chill Blues"
fox trotS with vocal chorus
Rodney Rogers Red Peppers
Ss4&-eSe
"Oid Plantation Melody" -.
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vocal duets. whistling. !iddleS.
guitar. Vernon Dalhare and Carl
Robson. Ss4s-:Se
New York" -. Sweet William
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02

Diane I'm in Heaven When I
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Tomorrow popular concert.
Blackstone Trio, S.Si-:Se
"On the Hills Over There" -.
Twill BE Glory Bye and Bye~-
male voice with guitar and piano
Sl1e Ridge GcSpe, Singers
lSe-sye
What = Friend We Have in Jesus
-. The Henae Over There
male voices wiess o-SSa, o.
Southern Sacred S2-G-S
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LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT

THURSDAY FEBRUARY 2, 1923.
prepoyed Eastern
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02

and the beautiful ballads that live through
all time are now offered at the same
prices as recordings of popular music.
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CONDITION UNCHANGED LONDON, Dec, 5. (P)-The Kings condition is unchanged.
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COOLIDGE HAS
 HIS FI!vAL. SAY U
 PRESENT CONGRESS
ANNUAL MESSAGE IS DELIVER ED: COVERS DIVERSITY OF
 SUBJECTS

WASHINGTON, Dec, 5, (P)- President Coolidge had his final say ito Congress on the State of the Union and he crowded into his an- nual message a list of recommenda- tlons touching many old and new problems ending with the plea that the people remember that in times of prosperity unremitting toll IS to Keep what has been gained.
 The president sent his message to the Senate and House by n-essen- ger; it urged farm relief with farm board to help in disposing of the surplus problem; he reiterated his desire of a administration for increasing the Nations naval strength; gave his views on rivers and harbors, legislation, boulder dam, muscle shoals, immigration and a diversity of other subjects.
 The President recommended par ticularly that the $274,OOO,OOO naval construction bill be passed and called for a passage of a measure creating Federal Farm Board with a revolving fund provided by the Government to assist co-opera- tive farm organizations in market ing their surplus crops.
 He reiterated the belief the Gov ernment refrain from entering the field of private electrical power en- terprise in connection with boxlder dam and muscle shoals.
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+ HARDING HAD
 LIVED hLhSKA IN
 PART BE:E:A|| STATE
SOUTHEASTERN AND SOUTHERN PORTIONS PROMINENT IN
 TEES THOUGHTS

s-7STTT ', Dec, 5, lP)-If the late
 l'f!cit Warren da1dlrg bad i,v cd little longer a part Of Alaska might now be 9 State instead of 9 Terri40Tv said Judge Wickersh9m of Juneau former Delegate to Con- gress, declaring If Harding had lived anothed State would have been carved out of Southeastern and the Southern part of the Ter ritoTy from the boundary line going North to the Copper River district and including Fairbanks.
 Tie Presidents mind was made up after his visit and favorable ac- tion by Congress would have been assured He would have omitted the Elorti.arn unsettled part leaytg it as a Territory 70 become s j.a,t ater .r be annexed to the first
 alt.
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GREAT. OVATION GREETS HOOvER
 PERUVIAN CITY
LONG LINES OF POLICE AND SOLDIERS; CANYONS ROAR;
 THOUSANDS CHEER

CALLAO. Peru. Dec, 5. P)-Pres- ident-elect Hoover upon landing on Peruvian soi! was given an enthus- iastic welcome by 4O,OOO persons who cheered and applauded Hoover and his party as they passed thru long lines of police and soldiers who sa!uted with fixed bayonets and while the Peruvian naval band played national anthems of the United States.
 Peru cannon fired the Presiden- tIal salute; the crowd on the streets pushed and showed as though they were in football scrimmage trying TO see the visitors as the Mayor ex- tenood the offical welcome.
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FEAR INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC; DOCTORS
 IN U. 5. WARMED
THOUSANDS CASES OF DREAD DISEASE REPORTED ALL
 PARTS COUNTRY

WASHINGTON. Dec, 5, fAY-With 3,213 cases of influenza reported in California and 150OO in the country as @ whole, the United States PuDle Health Servlce warned physicians and health officials to be especally vigilant to forestall another Wlce- spread epidemic.
 State and Health officials report ca the following numbers of cases in their States for the week ending December ]; Montana 3,375; Oregon 2qG; Utah 258; Arizona 300; South Carolina 2,710; Georgia 344; Alaba- ma 1aS; Indiana 261.
 Several other States had less than 100 cases.
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C. 5. Life Insurance
 1otal Is Mountine

NEW YORK, Dec, 5, (P)-A net total of $10o,OcO, 100000 of life in surance in force on Americans pro- bably will have been attalr ] l,g tFe end of 1929.
 This statement is based O., facts disclosed in a survey oeiug prepared for the 22nd ann 1al con- vention of the Association of Life Insurance Presidents here Decem.. Der l3 and IA, says George T. Wight. secretary and manager.
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ANNUAL. RUDGE:T |S S||RM!TTFD BY
 PIES. c0OL|DGE:
EXPENDITURES CALL FOR BILL LIONS; TREASURY HEALTHY
 CONDITION

WASHINGTON. Dec. 5, (P)- Voicing again his plea for a gov ernment of economy President Coondge submitted to Congress the budget for the fiscal year 1880 Call ing for the eXpenditu-a ot $3,18C, 719,647 leaving the treasury with an estimated $6C, ,576,1 surplus which he declared offered no immediat, prospect of a further tax reduction.
 THE ESTIM MATED surplus which will be available on June 30, 1880 is based upon the ex- pected revenue totaling $3,841 .295, 82Y
 DIES SCRIBING
 he surplus as small President Cool iige said it nevertheless "Is satis- factory as it points to a balanced budget"
 President Coolidge warned Con- ereSs that Ut is clear we cannot as ume any great additional eXpendi- ure without jeopardizing this fav- orable outlook"