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Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-20
CALL Is ISSUED
TO REPUBLICANS
FOR CONVENTION

Formalnotices calling to the at
tention OF the county central COM
mittees of the Republican party
in Nevada that a state convention
20 select delegates to the national
convention will be held in the
city hall in Reno on April "a have
been received by chairman Of the
county central committees from
Clyde D. Souter, vice chairman and
secretary of the Republican state
central committee. The notice is
as follows:
THE Republican state conven-
ton for the election of nine dele
gates at large to the Republican
national convention to be held in
Kansas City, Tuesday, June II,
1928, will be held at the council
chamber in the city hall at Reno
on Tuesday, April "a, 1923.
THE precinct mass meetings for
the election of delegates to the
county conventions will be held on
April 5, 1923, and the county con-
Ventions on April 10, 1928.
I'm addition to this, I would
Cdll W yOu4 db0Cllt4Oll SAAdS bAAC
law requires that the county cen
tral committee shall publish a no.
tice of the holding of the coun-
ty convention on or before March
25, 1928.
Notice of the holding of pre-
cinct mass meetings also is re-
quired to be published in every
precinct in any paper printed in
said precinct and these should be
published on or before March 81,
1928"
The Las Vegas meeting will be
held in the county courthouse at
II am. April 10. Other precinct
meetings are shown elsewhere in
this issue of the Age.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-20
DIVORCE DECREE
GRANTED THREE

After the week end rest the Dis
trict Court put in a busy day
yesterday, two DEGREES OF divorce
being granted to three couples at
the afternoon.
Marvel w. Connell was granted
a divorce from Arthur Henry Con-
nell. She was represented in the
court by her attorneys, MeSSrs.
Stevens and Henderson, Harley A.
Harmon appearing for the Mr..
Connell.
Charging his wife with extreme
cruelty and desertion, Fred j. Geld
mire secured a divorce from Jose
phine Geldmire, through his at
torney E. F.. Dupray. Mrs. Geld
mire made no appearance and the
case went by default.
G. F.. Wupper charged that he
was deserted by his wife. Eugene,
and told his tale to the Court,
on examination by his counsel, T.
A. Wells. He was granted a de-
cree.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-20
LAKE GETS
VIOLATOR
OF MANN
ACT
x aasSsAEs!sP 8 { sPGAsiE GsAasiItE:JySRsEs
TRAILED BY U. s. FOR
PAST THREE YEARS

Arrested, after months @k
barely evading government naaa
:. w. Wyland Is In the city jAA
He was nabbed yesterday By
r. E. "Spud" Lake, chief e
Las Vegas police when Laks
recognized the man from .
rogue gallery picture, shown
him by T. o. Carver, depart
ment of justice official. VIE
happened to be here on .
visit.
Wyland Is wanted by Jack
sonville police for alleged vio-
IatiOn of the Mann and Dyer
acts. Three years ago hs
jumped a 100000 bond ana
secret service men have beea
trailing him ever since.
Wyland escaped police and
government men practically
by the "skin of his teeth" last
November in Reno when he
was thought trapped In ths
MiZpah hotel there. FrOn
Reno he went to Fresno, whore
he met his wife. They veaA
back to Reno, stayed q fey
days, then continued to Sah
Lake and after a week there
went to Helena, Montana In
the meantime, Wyland haA
been corresponding with .
Phoenix, Arizona girl Hs
abandoned his wife, went 10
Phoenix and married the neg
girl friend, where he arrang-
ed to relieve her Of $500 aAA
some diamond rings.
Arter this transaction he waa
mysteriouSly missing. bat p
few days later (Deeember 81
pulled into Las Vegas
When the department &
justice man, checking up En-
other things, displayed, VIZ
lands picture, Lake immaA-
lately recognized the alleges
criminal, waited until nighthAA
and arrested Wyland In taes
restricted district.
A hearing before U. 8. CeA-
missioner Hinman was had
yesterday. Local authsrftAas
are now awaiting word fro@
Florida.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-20
WAHMONTE ROAD
FUND GOES OVER
THE $1,000 MARK

One thousand and twenty-five
dollars have been given by Las
Vegas business houses and resi-
dents towards a fund to be used
in building a short cut road from
the new gold camp of Wahmonie
to the Las Vegas highway. Those
who donated to the fund are:
John F. Miller, $25; Ed Won
Tobel, $50; T. F. Harvey, $40; Nd.
E. Ward, SIS; w. E. Ferron, $25;
j. c. Penny Co., $25; First State
Bank, $25; Wards Cash and Garry
$40; White Cross Drug Co., $40;
Adcock 8; Ronnow, $40; The We
gas Sweet Shoppe, $40 j. T. Ullom
Co, $40; Will Beckley, $25; New
ada Garage, SIS; G. j. Mackey's
Fountain, $40; Thomas Quality
Shop, $40; E. H. Hunting, $40; Mrs
Heffner, SO; A. Parvin, IS; A. T.
Gilmore, S. Big -Four, SO; Ex-
change Club, $40; Las Vegas Re-
view, $25; Finney Shoe Co.. IS;
w. w. Davis, IS; The Oasis, $40;
Hudson -Graglia Drug store, $40;
Las Vegas Hardware,$ S; j. War
rem Woodward, $25; Walter Houck
SIS; A. c. Delkin, IS; Simon Bros,
sos; j. H. Down, SIS; E A. Stin-
son, IS; Tracht & Bingham. IS;
Cragin 81 Pike, SO; Cash, $50;
Stevens & Henderson, SO; E. F.
Dupray, SIS; A. A. Hinman, IS;
A. w. Ham, IS; w J Rhodes, SIS;
Mococks, SIS; A. Corradetti, IS;
Thomas M. Carol, $40; Overland
Hotel, IS; Consolidated Power &
Telephone Co., $40; Las Vegas Age
$40; Troy Steam Laundry, $40; A.
L. Drew, IS; J. T. Waters, $40;
Green Lantern Cafe, SO; Boggs
Bros, $25; Stocker Bros. SO; w.
H Ewel, $40; Jas. eastman, $50;
Leo McNamee, SIS; Original Wah-
monte Townsite, $50; Richardson
Lovelock Co., $25; I. ]. Earl, $40;
Las Vegas Bakery. $40; L. v.
Spencer, $40; Leroy Neagle, S.;
H. Blanding, $40; Gilbert Bros.
$40; A. c. Grant, IS; Harry An
derson, IS; F. 8. Pennington, IS;
John 8. Park, IS; Ed. w. Clark
Ford Co, $25; Rheinhards Bak-
cry, $40; National Hotel, $40; Wah
monte Townsite $50; Las Vegas
Transfer, $40; j. 8. Smith, $5.
Plans to expend $1,000 on the
project are made. County road
equipment will be used Collections
were made by a committee headed
by Chief of Police Lake and G. j.
Mackey, of the Nevada Confec-
tionery, John Van Ryn, SIS.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-20
BORAH LAUNCHES
BITTER ATTACK
AGAINST PARTY
IN SPEECH
WILL PROBE PURCHASE
OF HARDING PAPER:
SINCLAIR SAID TO HAVE
AIDED SMITH
(By Universal Service)


WASHINGTON, Mar. l9-De-
velopments followed each other in
a melodramatic fashion in the Sen
ate Oil scandal investigation to-
day.
AL Smith, leading Democrat, was
charged WlUn having received very
liberal" finalcial backing from
Harry E. Sinclair in the 1920 New
York state elections. Senator Rob-
inson demanded that Smith be
called as u witness.
Senator Eorah in Ilis most SEN
sational debate Of years, charged
the oil CONSPIRACY 10 turn the oil
reserves over to Sinclair and Do
heny, started in the 1920 q. O. p.
convention.
The committee decided to con-
duct a secret investigation of the
purchase OF the Marion Star, a
newspaper formerly owned by
President Harding. Borah led the
new attack on his own party.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-20
INTEREST SHOWN
In ORATORTCAL
CONTEST IN VEGAS

Keen interest is being evinced
by pupils of the high school over
the forth coming international Or
atorical contest, according to Raby
]. Newton, instructor in history
and civics, who has charge of the
training of the youthful orators.
The contestants have narrowed
down to about five in number and
they are working hard, each one
hoping to win the $40 prize offer
ed by the Las Vegas Age for the
winner from the local school.
An elimination contest will be
held here next Friday. The two
winners will go to Panaca March
80 for the district contest, which
comprises the high schools of
Clark and Lincoln coulGies. The
two winners of the district con-
test go to Reno April 10th for the
state contest, and the winner Of
the state contest goes to the semi
finals to be held in Los Angeles.
The Los Angeles Times is offering
cash prizes for the winners of the
district contests, and the Nevada
Bar Association has offered a prize
of S10O to the state winner. In
addition to this the state winner
has all expenses paid to the semi
finalS in Los Angeles.
Those who have entered the con-
test from Las Vegas are Cecile
Dotson, Marjorie Goodwin, Mar
iorie Clifford, Bessie Gregory and
Louise Barnum.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-20
THREE BARELY
ESCAPE INJURY

Narrowly escaping death, H. P.
Pulspher, his wife and a friend,
hurtled over the highway grade
thirty miles this side Of Beatty
Saturday night. The car in which
they were riding, a Lincoln sport
touring, struck a soft shoulder in
the road as it attempted to pass
a truck. The car left the road but
settled on its side and did not over
turn. The driver of the truck as
sisted in extricating the occupants
of the touring car. They were
unhurt.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-20
MRS. WAYMIRE NAMED
AS GROUP CHAIRMAN

Mrs. S. A. Waymire has been
appointed by Secretary Hoover as
chairman of a committee to con-
duct a Better Homes Campaign in
Overton.
Mr.. Hoover is president of the
Better Homes in America, an or
ganization which each year spon-
SorS a nation wide educational
campaign for better homes. The
organization maintains headquar-
tiers in Washington. D. c.. with
James Ford in charge as executive
director.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-20
CITY POPULATION
OF $500 IS GIVEN

Population figures released last
night by Secretary Flowers of the
Chamber of Commerce place the
estimated approximate population
of the Las Vegas district at $3.50
persons. The estimate was made
by Mr.. NIcLarney. representing
of the United States Chamber of
Commerce, who is now in Las We
gas on business.
The estimated population Of Las
Vegas is $500; Bunkerville, 325,
Goodsprings, $50; Logandale, 1926;
Mesquite, $50; Moapa 60; Over
ton ITS; st. Thomas, 125 and
Searchlight So
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-20
BALL FUNERAL
TOMORROW PM.

Funeral services for the late
Vivian Frances Ball, Is, who died
March 18th, will be held from the
L. D. 8. church Wednesday at 2
pm. Services will be conducted
by Bishop Ira Earl, with Bryan
Bunker and Orson Sprague speak
ing. Music will be conducted by
Lewis Rowe, instructor in music
at the Las Vegas high school.
Pallbearers will consist of VIM.
Montgomery, Ivan de Some, Bruce
Barnun, Howard Wasden, Royal
Dinmock, Wendell Bunker, all Sc
lected from Miss Balls high school
class.
H. w. Ball, her father, Emily
Ball, her mother, three brothers
and three sisters and her grand
father, w. Ball, survive the de-
ceased. Remains are at the Las
Vegas Funeral Home.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-20
WAHMONIE POST
OFFICE NEARING

The formal petition for a Wah-
monte postoffice is now in the
hands of the postal authorities,
according to Robert B. Griffith,
Las Vegas postmaster, and a de-
cision is expected within a few
days.
c. v. T. Gilbert has been sell
ected and recommended by Wah-
monte people for the poStmaSter's
position, If the office is established.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-20
WILKINS STARTS POLAR FLIGHT TO
SPITZBERGEN IN AMERICAN PLANE

first lap Of a proposed journey
across the North pole. Weather
permitting, the plane was to fly
to Spitzbergen. 2100 miles away,
They are using Vega plane
with a 200 horsepower engine, a
gasoline supply for Is hours and
a cruising radius of 5000 miles.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-20
AGE ADDS ANOTHER MAN
TO ITS ORGANIZATION

Walter Lage, formerly of The
Daily Times. at Ely. has joined the
Las Vegas Age staff. Lage will
preside in the composing room.
The present organization gives a
good indication that the Age is
out to give it's readers the utmost
in service, always with the aim
toward a still better newspaper.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-20
LOCAL i. P. NINE
DOWNS SANTA FE

The Needles Santa Fe nine went
down to defeat at the hands of
the local Union Pacific club on the
diamond here Sunday, the score
being 10 to 1.
Las Vegas displayed an alright
brand of ball, one error being re-
corded during the entire game.
The Needles outfit showed good
playing ability but were unable to
cope with the Vegas railroaders.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-20
BUT 5 MORE DAYS

and the big auto prize will be
over, and the winners will be
enjoying their welI-earned re-
wards.
But a glance at the standing
of the four leaders will show
that this weeks work is going
to DECIDE WHO will be the
BIG WINNER. The votes
published is the true standing
of each candidate-nOt a re-
serve vote is being held back,
and not a one of these liver
wire candidates has a safe
lead. THEY NEED THE
HELP OF THEIR GOOD
FRIENDS NOW-AND NEED
1T BADLY.
Every minute of this week
counts If your favOrite is going
TO drive that Buick home next
Saturday night.
Mrs. Racie Goodwin 3.o77.20C
Mrs. LueIIa McAVoV 1854. .72s
Mrs. Chas. LawrV. 3.o35.22s
Mrs. Jas Humphrey 3.924.62s
And only a few short hours
In which to win $4,000
Buick car or other valuable
cash award. Just think what
a few 5-year subscriptions will
do to this vote standing!
Is YOUR FAVORITE IN
THE LEAD?
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-20
MILLION PLACEDIN LOS ANGELES
TREASURY FOR Fl OOD ZONE RELIEF

habilitating the district devasted
by the st. Francis dam break 1t
will be handled by four camps:
Santa Paula, Piru, Bardsdale and
Fillmore. Funerals of a number
of the victims were held today.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-20
AGE CONTEST ENDS SATURDAY
AFRICAN RUNNER
IS OUT OF RACE
lBy = 1ivereaI sery.cel

WINSLOW, Arizona, Mar lS-
Arthur Newton, Rhodesian run
ner, who led Pyle's Marathon run
ners since their second day out
of Los Angeles, collapsed near
Two Gun camp today and with
drew from the race. Erickson led
into the sixteenth control point
here. New-on said his legs were
gone.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-20
HOTEL WING MAY
BE DONE NOV. |

Possibilities of at least ons wAzg
of the proposed 100000 hotA -
be erected here being completed ~
November /, loomed yesterday.
The new edifice will In all p~cA-
ability be backed by ClsveAAnA.
Ohio capitalists, who spent as<-
eral days investigating oondit9nnR
If the railroad, city and eounew
will place the deed to 80 acres q
the fair grounds in escrow. thw
will put up a $4,000 bond bO iD-
sure completion of the project, a@4
guarantee to have at leaSe asa
wing of the new building dono W
November l.
The Eastern capitalists intlma-
ted that their going forward VITA
.plans depends on quick action By
me railroad, city and county.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-20
(By Universal Service)

LOS ANGELES, Mar. ia
cablegram received tonight stated
that Captain George H. wilkins,
noted Polar explorer and pilot,
Ben Ellison, hoped off from Fair
banks. Alaska, today for Point
Barrow, 600 miles distant in their
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-20
By Universal Seryicel

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 19-One
million dollars from the funds
funds supplied oy the Harbor COM
mission were placed in the city
treasury today to be used in re-
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-20
ACTIONS FILED

Bertha Jaton VS.. Jules E. Jaton
Couple married 1909 in New York.
Two children. Plaintiff charges
failure to provide and extreme
crueltu. E. F.. Dupray attorney for
the plaintiff
Hanna G. Butler VS.. Isaac But
Ter. Couple married 1916 at Butte,
Montant. Complaint alleges pre-
viouS marriage without divorce
and extreme cruelty. MeSSrS.
Stevens and Henderson are the
attorneys for the plaintiff.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-20
MARINE OFFICER
MEN WOUNDED
by Universal Service)

IBy UNIVERSAL SerVlceJ
MANAGUA, Mar 19-One Mar
inc officer and several men were
wounded in a clash between navy
planes and a large force of bandits
near Nuevo Segovia, today.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-20

Judge and Mrs. c. D. Breeze
returned Sunday evening after a
few days visit in Los Angeles. They
went down to help celebrate the
seventh birthday of the Judges
son, Dean.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-20
YOUNG COLORED
COUPLE IS WE'D

Two popular young people of
the colored colony will be united
in marriage this evening at the
Mitchell Ranch, when Mr. Orien
Stephens claims as his bride Miss
Marvel Logan, daughter, of Mrs
Ira logan. The ceremony will be
performed at eight o'clock in the
presence of friends of the couple
by the Rev. M K. Stone, of the
Methodist Episcopal church. A
reception will be held following the
ceremony. The young couple are
well known here.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-20

Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Miller
and family spent Sunday ak Sze
new gold camp.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-20
BIRTHS


To Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy BOren
of West Side, a daughter, seven
and one half pounds, March Is.
DIR. F. M. Ferguson attending. 49,.
To Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Ben
nett, 112 Garcia Street. a daugh-
ter, seven pounds, March 18th.
DIR. Ferguson attending. =. .....
To Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pulsi-
pher, at Las Vegas hospital, son,
eight and one half pounds, DIR.
Ferguson attending.
E. A Ferron, of the Boulder
Realty and Original Wahmonie
townSite company, returned yester
day from a week spent in Los
Angeles, visitinf his father, whom
he reports somewhat improved in
health.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-30

Spheres" opening
selection the National string quartet be broadcast through the NC
System, Tuesday night at o'clock
50
pianist
broadcast through the NBC System
Tuesday night at 9 o'clock
relaxation broadcast through the NBC System Wednesday
morning at $50.
soloi will
the nnet during the theaer
through the NBC Tuesday night o'clock
radio
outlined the that large unit
the Cincinnati Symphony orchestra with Fritz Rener and Vladimir
50O00watt station
symphony will the Perfect Circle Com
largest in the country for the
facture rings for automobiles and engines
celebrated conductor of the Cincinnati symphony
identified with other symphony ohestras will
the radio symphonic each month Each these
will Of the public symphony concert to follow
Again the political bos mery in the studios Of WFBM On
holds forth at the mophone
Light station joins the national
with eighteen other mwesen stations for two hours and
binding regular
until Thursday evening.
political battles WFBM the real
nokdown pushing party of Tuesday nights
athletic
sponsors broadcng box
ing shows each Tuesday night
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-30
Fishing The Air
All references are Central Standard Time.

DOBABLY they've fond of Tuesday evenings At rate for
their Tuesday tonight Sebeng
move their vocal and instrumental araes into Thursday evenings Nov
have saved their finest farewell 1t will include
Rio by Frank Blank orchestral director of the sbng hour This
farewell will the air usual from 730 to through
stations of the National Broadcang Companys Red network
Works by Haydn, Chopin Mozart string
quartet oosts
Room to be broadcast by stations BrOadcasng
An intimate little talk the boudor
listeners through the
personality presented
hvetube
h s an F gt nd Wat power tube is best suited
ANSWEREher the liza lila tube. 112-A
specified by manufacturers best operation with voltage
1876 9vo co. battery The TIA best operation plate
voltage of 1870 voltage power
the speaker coil being burned by heavy
Thirty minutes of Tuesday program of the Columbia Broad
casting System will be devoted music exclusively
presented by the Men, with male quartet and vocal
solosts, beginning at $50
Two selections have been set aside from the male quareDeam
Kisses when With Somebody Else" conrao
blues singer to be heard in MY Baby Don't Mean Maybe
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-30
City Stations

WFBM 5000 KiIocyeles) INDIANAPOLIS
indianapolis Power and Light Co..
TUESDAY
12;OO-Correct time; Lester HUH on
studio organ.
12:SO-Livestook market, INDIANAPOLIS
and Kansas City.
12:sS-Fsrm flashes, U. S. Department
4;OO-Mrs.. J. R. FarreTs home eco
romirs period.
4:l5--WFBM concert trio.
4;So-Aunt Sammy's bouSekeeper'S
chats and radio recipes.
4;5O-Items Of interest from Indian
apoiis Times Want Ads.
3:00-POrular recordings.
5:lo-"WhntS HAPPENING" late news
from The indianapolis Times.
9:5O-A cHaDter a dav from Tire New
e.oo Testament, by Parker Wheatley.
6;OO-Iongine's Observatory time. cour-
wheather forecast; Columbia Club
orchestra, directed by HoaEy
6:I5-""Remance Of the Calendar" bv
Bulls.
6;5b-Newscasiing. world events from
Time.
7:OO-Demccratic national committee
chain PROGRAM.
8;N6-WFBM Sinfonetta.
6:30-Rutler university proEram
courtesy Gus Habich Company.
IO;5O-tongine's observatory time cuor-
tesv JuliuS c. Walk e. Son; the
ColumniSt; weather forecast.
lO:iS-Dance marathon. TomIinson hall.
WKBF (252) INDIANAPOLIS
(HOosier Athletic CIub)
10:n0-ReciDe exchange,
lo:l5-Strdlo program.
IO;25-lnteresting bits Of history, cour-
$40 tesy indianapolis public library.
IO;SO-1vestock End grain market:
,o.o- weather and shippers forecast
ii1:a3-kennhlican state committee
I5;VS-WkBF shopping service.
S:aC-Lste news bulletins and sports.
6;DO-DinneT concert.
o:S3n-5airs theaters program.
l;30-Oon Herr program.
S;M-Wiliiam Fl. Block Companv
o'SV-MFs. z. A. Breeze. pianist.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-30
- Radio
- Radio -
ROBINSON and
KELLOGG ON AIR
Democrats Also to Have
Special Hour.

BIZ United p" s
NEW YORK, Oct. Ex-senator
Joseph T. Robinson, Democratic
nominee for Vice-President, will
speak over the Columbia network
tonight from $50 to 1890 eastern
time). His address will be broad
cast from East st. Louis, ILL.,, by
WABC, WCAU, WNAC, WEAN,
wFBL. wMAK, wCAO. WAS,
WADC, WAIU, WKRC, WGHP,
wBBM, wOwO, KNOX, KMBC,
kohl, wsPD, wICC, Wink and
WLBW.
Secretary of State Frank B. KEEL
logg will talk on a Republican pro-
gram over the same network of sta
tons from $3.50 to 9 p. m. eastern
time). He will talk from Washing
ton, D. G.
A special Democratic hour" the
nature of which is not being made
known IN advance, will be heard
over an NBC network headed by
WIZ, from 8 to $50 p. m. eastern
time). Stations in the network in
clude WIZ, WBz, WBZA, WHANd,
WJR, KYW, WRC, WHIT, WSB,
VINO, WHAS, WOAI, KPRC,
WFAA, KVOO, SAL, WRTIM and
WSM.
Four prominent speakers will be
heard in the nonpartisan voters
service" program, the final half
hour in the present series, starting
at 2 o'clock eastern time), over an
NBC network, with WEAF as key
station. Merlin H. Aylesworth,
president of the National Broadcast
ing Company; Maud Wood Park,
former president of the League of
Women Voters; John Hays Ham
mond and William Church Osborn
will give brief talks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-30

9:2O-John Paul Riddle. aviation question:
and answers.
9:3o-,Ian CARRIER and his orchestra.
l0:Go--Weather announcement.
10 00-Amos n Andy.
10:l0-Bud Kahn and Ray lombard.
10:30-The Office boys.
TUESDAY
-WJR $3.50 KilocycIes) Detroit
6:45-Governor Fred Green Of Michigan
-WPG Q1OO Kilooycles) Atlantic City
7:15-Opera, I'll Pagliaccl."
--NBC System (WEAF, Clio KiIocycIes)-
7:30-Seiberling Singers.
8:00-EVeready hour.
9:00-Cliquot Eskimos.
--NBC System (WJZ. $50 KiIocycles>-
8:00-Tlree-I One hour.
8:30-Dl tch Master Minstrels.
Columbia Network (66O KilocycIes)-
8;00-Music room.
9:30-Thirty- Minute Men.
-KYW $50 Kilocycles) Chicago
1o:00-Boxing bout from coliseum.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-30
Here to See ChevroIetS

William Hunt, Moundsville, w
Va, pilot of the Lone Eagle hi
plane, powered with a Chevrolet
Brothers experimental engine,
which was forced out Of the trans
continental air race from New York
to Los Angeles several weeks age
landed at Hocsier airport Mondav
in Travel Air biplane to confel
with the Chevrolet Brothers COM
pany officials.