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Evening star., 1928-12-16

perfect atmospheric conditions for test
ing the new wave allocations, are
almost unanimous in the belief that
reception has been improved.
1t is agreed that the change has
brought a wider variety of entertain
ment. because a greater number of
programs are available Formerly there
were blank spaces in the broadcast
range, but these have been filled in. and
a program can be heard at virtually
any spot on the dial. 4
Closing of these spaces. however. has
interfered somewhat with the getting
Evening star., 1928-12-16

Ing chain broadcasting soon became
apparent from the storm Of protest from
the listening public and the commission
deemed it wise to postpone the effective
late of the order TO February In order
to give 1t an opportunity to make fur
ther investigator to avoid injustice to
listeners"
Evening star., 1928-12-16
AC Set Given Sales Credit.

To the success of the AC set Ar
thur Freed, manufacturer. attributes
his years high production of the radio
industry. Radio now has reached
the position that the motor car at
tanned when it was developed to the
point where a driver needed no tech
nical knowledge or adaptability to use
II enjoyably," he says.
Evening star., 1928-12-16
Adapter Is Put on Market.

An adapter, to be attached to the
socket of the output tube of receiver
having an output transformer or choke
is announced by Crosiey to enable set
owners to use their outfits with Cros-
ley power speaker. The device makes
other sets equipped with TIA tubes
having 135 volts or more on the plate
Evening star., 1928-12-16

since no matter what action may be
taken by countries in other continents
all the channels in this band may, gem
orally speaking. be used on this conti-
nent. The commission has deemed 1t
advisable, therefore, not to act hurried
ly in this field"
Evening star., 1928-12-16
Storm Of Protests.

Another issue which has not been
definitely decided and upon which Con-
gress may make recommendations at the
short session is the regulation of chain
broadcasting.
On this point, the report says: THE
Evening star., 1928-12-16

of weak, distant stations These sta
tions afforded the listener an oppor-
tunity to fish around in a compare
lively quiet zone for some far-off, low
powered broadcaSter to enter as a
trophy in the log book
Many complaints about the realloca-
ton have been made by listeners who
are unable to get some favorite station.
Evening star., 1928-12-16
Cleveland's Son to Sneak

Richard F. Cleveland. only son of
Grover Cleveland, former President, will
make 15-minute talk over wBAL,
Baltimore. Thursday, afternoon.
Evening star., 1928-12-16
STATION SENDS LATIN.
Toulouse Pays Compliment to In
vaders of Gaul.

TOULOUSE, France CP).-This an
cient capital of part of Gaul when
Caesars legions conquered the country
paid a compliment to its early invaders
when its radio station broadcast mes
sage in Latin
Thus one of the oldest tongues was
conveyed by the newest scientific means.
Latin scholars were invited to transmit
their impressions In Latin
Evening star., 1928-12-16
Russian Station Is Heard.

Listeners within range of KPO, San
Francisco, recently heard RIM, Russia,
Short-wave station. Signals were
picked up on 70 meters and rebroad-
cast.
Evening star., 1928-12-16
CENTRAL LISTENERS FIND
RECEPTION is IMPROVED
Change Brings Wider Variety OF.
Programs From More Dis
tant Stations.

KANSAS CITY C49-Rariio listeners
near the geographical center of the
United States, after month of nearly
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M. {. PASTORS
INDORSE WORK
OF SHUMAKER
Pledge Support of Churches
in MunCie Conference;
Meet al Carmel.
BY MILDRED SCHOEN
Times STAR Correspondent

CARMEL. Ind, March l.
McthOdiStS in the Muncie district
still are backing Secretary E. S.
Shumaker of the Indiana Anti
Saloon League it was indicated to-
day Wen the pastors attending the
annual conference here unanimously
adopted a resolution Of Endorsement
at the closing session at noon.
The resolution Endorsed Shumak-
er'S program, and pledged support
of all churches in the conference.
Conversions made in all churches
Of the conference during the year
totaled 1,076, according to statistical
reports. Net gain in membership
was 200. Contribution of 3,400 was
made TO the world service fund.
In addressing the conference this
morning, H. d. Bolinger of the WeS-
ley foundation at Purdue University,
stated that the foundation should
be the contact point between the
church and science.
THE church can vitality affect the
moral and spiritual tone of a uni
versity city" ne said. THE Wes-
ley foundation can be the connect
ing link between religion and SCI
ence. Religion must come face to
face with science of today and not
ignore it.
I'm an age of shifting morals,
such as this, the church should be
the true guiding light"
The following were licensed by
the conference to preach: John M.
Wood of Albany, Ind; Leo McKin-
ley of Muncie and Harry Manifold,
Mrs. Charles Darlington, Earl Bos-
ton of Pendleton. Local preacher
licenses were given to Myron Nor
ris of Carmel, Mrs. Gertrude Crouch,
Joseph N. Shepherd and Miss Car
RE Bixler of Fortville, Ind, Ralph
Keaser of Avondale and Lawrence
w. Gordon of Pendleton, Ind
Fire in the pulpit and fire in the
pew will bring folks to God. They
need the old-fashioned gospel diShed
out to them and a new vision of
the Christ today" declared the
Rev. Earl Leonard in a plea for the
return of the old time revival before
the Conference.
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WE BUY
REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS
Legal Notices
NOTICE


To the taxpayers OF the Sanitary Dist .ct
of Indianapolis, consisting of the City
Of INDIANAPOLIS and the Town Of Wood
for and on beRaf Of said San iaag Of ps
trict to pay for a Concrete Resulting
Tank, Additional Water Supply system,
Intercepter. to be constructed as addi
lions to the sewage disposal plant, syS-
tenn and works, and to the existing in
tercepting and connecting sewers Of said
Sanitary District
Notice is hereby given to. the taxpayers
OF the Sanitary District Of Indianapolis.
apolis and the Town of Woodruff, that
the Board OF Sanitary Commissioners OF
behalf thereof, by resolution duly, passed
and adopted by said board on the 2ist
day of February, 1928, determined to is
dianapolis. in the sum Of nifty thousand
dollars lS50.000.00), to bear interest at
per cent per Rg payable 81 a ssmisn
the first interest on said bonds to be
payable aydd July iooe 1929 said bonds nd to be
ries as follows: 100000 of said bonds
shall be PAYABLE on Jan; ! OF each year.
6egnan6g With ian 1880 a5 nd f epd Ing
purpose OF raising money to pay for a
Concrete Resulting Tank. Additional
age Conduit. and for said Iowa St In
tercepter to be constructed as additions
to the sewage disposal plant, system and
works. and to the existing intercepting
and connecting sewers of said Sanitary
District.
Said bonds shall not in anv respect
be corporate obligation or Indebtedness
Of said City Of Indianapolis. Ind. but
shall be and constitute an indebtedness
OF said Sanitary District as special tax
ing district.
L. ERT SLACK.
Mayor.
STERLING r. HOLT.
CITY Controller.
President Board of SANITARY Commits
soners OF the Sanitary District Of
INDIANAPOLIS
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

PENNSYLVANIA, N, 1868 lower front:
sink; private entrance; good heat
TRAUB, N, l28-Furn. rms; light. heat,
water. garage furn.; 81. Oh. 1734-M.
WASH. w, 27o8 desirable rms. garage.
Reasonable Belmont 257l.
10TH. e., 819-2 modern rms, good heat;
priv. family; walk. distance; reasonable
29TH, W. 1882 housekeeping rms. and
bath. Everything furnished
WILL SHARE-My beautiful furnished.
north side bungalow with couple or two
working girls: $40 per week. Wa. 0856-R.
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GLASSES gold folded Ayres OF
Claypool. Reward. Ia 03l7.
LOST
Special Notices

THAT WILL HELP YOU
10 LESSONS ON APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY
For 81. PLEASE WRITE AMERICAN
D1ANAPOLIS. IND.
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Special Notices

TURKISH, Russian g. Art; Sunrise radium
n minsral fiums; sulphur yapor baths
los w. st. Slair st. Ri. 2O72,
1 WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts contracted by my wife after this
date. (Signed) j. E. KEESLING, 1856
Schofeld Ave. city.
body massage machine; cor
reefs poor circulation and nervousness
Jean Skinner. l112 Central, Ap. X. lii 1878
WILL PARTY who saw car wreck Essex
coach, parked on Senate north of 10th,
please call Miss Conway. Ma $500.
PAINTING AND DECORATING-IN EX-
CHANGE FOR USED CAR. MA. 0326.
Instructions
LADIES LEARN BEAUTY Culture and live
in luxury. Get into this business and
earn wages worth working for. Write,
MOLER. 5l2 N State St. Chicago.
OEN1kAL BEAUTY COLLEGE. our graz
yates pass State examinations easily
2n2 Odd Fellow Bldg Ma SIC ard s5no
Help Wanted Male
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Radio Equipment
Barter and Sr0Gp
Business Opportunities

TRANSFER MISUNDERSTANDING and three
closed trucks and all equipment. MUST
sell in 10 days. See equipment: Make
offer. Cash or payments Oh. 3493
KING & IATH-Small storeroom near
school for dry goods. shoe repair. confect.,
novelty store. BY owner. Reasonable.
Be. 1909. Ewes. Be. 1882
WANTED-First class Duco painter to buy
half interest in small body repair shop.
Good trade already built up. Write r.
& M. Body Co.. Osgood. Ind.
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Apartments for Rent


CAPITOL. 2s42 N.-Attrsctive S-rm. upper
Apt; mod; heat. wa. furn. Ia. 1925.
CAPITOL, N, 2942-Attractive upper apt;
rms; mod; heat and water. Ia. 1925.
10TH ST, 4I8 E.-Choice 5-room apt;
side porch. heat and water; $50. Ma. 5lS6.
State Savings q Trust Co., E. Market st.
baths; heat and water included. Ri. 654l.
ROBINHOOD APARTMENT
$50 Including Garage
There is lots of sunshine and air in
the Robnhood apartments. $500 block
north: rooms and bath; heat and water
furnished. Call owner. Ii. 5l44. Eve,
ONLY $30---HEAT. WATER FURNISHED.
Colored; North ST., w. 220; Apt. 2. The
Laverne; 4 rooms. bath. cleo, gas. jan
itor service furnished He. 1888.
HEAT. WATER FURNISHED. ONLY $50.
Colored North ST., W. 22O; Apt. l The
tor service furnished He. 5s58. No.
Moynahan Properties Co.
1920 Central Ave. ..................s3S 500
no Union Title Bldg.
Main 48l8 or Ri 1871. nights or SUNDAY.
MODERN apt: heat and water
furnished: SIS. 1871 w motifs.
COLORED-26th ST.. W.. 324; 4-room apt.
KRIEGER APIS.
336340 Prospect St.--Living room. bed
rent includes heat, water and gas s32.5o
See custodian or call Lin. 1891.
II. r. WOODSMALL CO. INC.
Nights, holidays. I'M IEsTERR Johnson.
Dr. 394O
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Help Wanted Male

SIS WEEKLY--Man or woman wanted with
ambition and industry, to distribute Raw
Several. fine openings in indianapolis and
nearby towns. We train and help you SO
you can make up to 500 a week or
profitable. dignified work Write TODAY
W. T. Rawleigh Co., Dept. N3853, Free
port, Ill.
SPECIALITY Statesmen = A brand new
speciality. good for $50 per week, to men
: about it.
MAN-To book orders for nursery stock
and hire agents; $50 weekly Exclusive
territory. Free outfit. ENIMONS COM
PANY. Newark. N. Y.
BARBER-Givc 70 per cent; no students
Oh. 5287. 3505 Mass. Ave
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Houses and FIots Furnished

nth ST. ~ W.-Apt. 20: desirable. ef-
fleiency apt. adults only, reasonable.
BEAUTIFUL-Hom north Will share with
congenial people. Wa. 1892.
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Room for Rent With Board
Rent Housekeeping Rooms

BELLEFONTAINE. 1912 clean. warm.
furn. front rooms. mod, gar. He. 4774
CAPITOL, 83S N.-steam- heated, 2 and s.
room suites: running water. Ii. 1897.
CHURCHMAN 1862 mod. rms; sink
ra~ .<e priv. fam. desir. loca DR.. 2437-R.
AWARE, N, 815-2 front rms: pri-
ate porch; modern; steam heat; clean
DELLA, GIL NJ connecting front rms:
also sleeping rm. children welcome.
JEFFERSON, N, 2137--4 large, nicely fur
nished, front rms, on LIST floor; light,
water and sink in kitchen; large porch;
squares north; $3.50 per week. Oh.
5413-J.
REV JERSEY. N, 124-S light house,
keeping rooms; SO to 81 Riley 4145.
NORTHWESTERN, ?E07-2 or 8 furn. front
rooms. mod. reasonable. Ha. 1172-R.
OHIO. E.. $50 nice front rooms. $3.50:
1 side room, SO week.
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Transportation
Lost and Found

DOG-SmaI spitz: lost from 1893 s. GRAY;
! brown eye. small brown spot on back.
Answers to name Bobby" Reward. Call
DR.. $685., after 6.
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Help Wanted Female

to answer phone in
legal and insurance office in exchange
Tor complete stenogTaphic course and
practical business experience. Address
Box c 084 Times.
PER-Middle- aged lady. Is S.
McKim st.
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Coal and Wood

COL AND COKE
ATLAS FUEL co.
40l29 W. MORRIS DIR. Os83
SPECIAL days: dry coke. So. T. j.
MILLER. Standard and Division Ii 1888
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Houses for Sale

NEAR BATH AND ILLINOIS
Good six-room home at 1852 Salem list
street east of Illinois,; has electricity,
gas. city water. and inside toilet; close
Terms $500 cash, $3.50 a MONTH Why
rent? THE c. w. HENRY CO.. REAL
TORS. 429 Lemcke Bldg. Riley 1864
Nothing Down Buys Home
Colored Notice
One months rent will start buying
semi-modern bungalow of rooms. Lo-
Gated on Temple near Twenty-Fifth ST.
Schloss Bros. ms. Co., 1877 +. Wash. ST.
Lin. 23l8.
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OTTO j. SUESZ
Packing hauling. storage Low rates on
California shipments. Overland hauling.
Special rates on return loads Main 2353
Rilev 1923. Oh. 4579-0699-W.
HOME SERVICE co.
Transfer, Baggage and Moving.
557 Mass. Ave. Ma. 7145.
TRANSFER-Coal feed. gen. hauling. B2l
E. 64th. w. E. Rodocker. Wa. 4433.
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Houses for Sale
NEAR BELMONT AVE.
AND WASHINGTON ST.

NO DOWN PAYMENT
Your opportunity; we have a number
OF desirable modern and semi-modern
homes. different locations. or We will
payment. Buy like rent Good refer
ences and you live in property. is all re-
CURED. Goode 81 Goode, II Union Trust
Rdp Ri 64a1
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.. c. ROSS.
President Board of Sanitary Commits
sioners OF the Sanitary District OF
IndianaDOliS
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Business Places FOR Rent
STORAGE and Transfer

REDUCED RENT-Downtown retail busi
ness location available Nav l. Addres
Reduced Rent care of Times.
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Farms for Rent

30 ACRES-Good improvements. close in.
north; cash or grain; immediate poss. c.
W. BANGE. GIL Meyer-Kiser Bank Bldg.
-SEMI-MOD.; 1a ACRE; STOP
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$15O CASH

1881 Climber ST.: new I'VE room bun
linoleum. cement porch. garage: paved
street, Let your rent pay for. II. Near
GARFIELD Park; PTies $3.50. No Barrett.
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Your Credit Is Good

Your Credit is Good
You can phone in your want ads ana
tended to anyone who has no past due &C
counts on our books. Avail yourself of
this opportunity. A courteous girl will helm
you write your ad. Call Main $500. Want
AID Dept.
NEAR--E, Wash car, bus; So for 1. "a for
2: private entrance. Irv. 1862
LOVELY .RM-WidoW's modern apt: close
IN. Call after p. m. Ii. 3749
HARBOUR HOTEL, 617h N. ILL.
Clean, mod. rms; showers and tub
baths; low daily and weekly rates.
Room for Rent With Board
DENNY. 329 N.-Nice light front rm.:
JEFFERSON, N, 652-Sleeping rm.. meals,
! or 2. Garage optional Oh, li36-R.
HEALING. N. .946-One or two girls or
EMPLOYED couple; mod; home privilege.
NORTH-Child ard mothers care; no
other children. Warm home. Ha. 47o2-W
OAKLAND, ll33-Mod. home; large, front
room; garage. Oh. 1242M.
CHILD TO BOARD = Under 6 years.
Mothers care. Oh. 0162-R.
ROOM AND BOARD-l or 2; private fam
lily; yery reasonable. ia. O429
CHILDREN TO BOARD-By day or week.
Mothers care. He. 1877
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-27

LATE NOBEL CARS
SIMMONS MOTOR co.
1878 18th

WE ALWAYS PAY MORE
fcr used cars. Let w
show you. Southern Motor
sales, 1924 18th ST n. ~.
Potomac S651.
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CADILLAC 81 BROUGEIAM
/. Perfect shape. new paint tires and up-
holstery rood. $685. terms. Auto Mart
1905 18th ST. NJ w
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SOLICITORS, CANVASsERs. :.
AGENTS s.


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Ter tory tree outfit. Enam0ns g ~ = go
WTT AND NJ ON En- S0iic tore 90 eeli ghgtQ
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BUICK 1923 COACH
Like new III every way. only run $500
miles. $3.50. easy terms. Auto Mart 1905
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FOR Sale
~ CHESAPEAKE BAY

- gss.s.,, 8, ,tIrty.fotir miles from District
seantifnl cottaEe four rooms - a ~ 2
bath, c0. a4 AVER 400 c.. extending 70 shore
lot u. .,vp.,sral fine shade trees Price IA ODu
life. ~ III IeavinE city For delails, CAL
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227 WHIPPET RDS., 1895.
Practically new tires and looks and runs
like new: easy terms.
SIMMONS MOTOR CO..
1918 18th SIT. N. wv. Pot. Gas,
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Real Estate
vATER.FRONT PROPERTY So
HERRING BAY

w.~ht-room house. 4 y acres land, or
ssf front sppls o PrIced f for quick sale
ktn9les: 81 grounds can be purchased al
A naa1st this property
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80 - Nst. Press BIdg. d 7472. u. 14l3
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FORD COlipe lH21~~~E1EeIIgut -IVWMttUU1
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=a7SEse7EN WANTED 8

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Evening star., 1928-09-09

THEY call them "Tte Benelli Twins
but as a matter Of fact Clara
Is II and Guglielmina pronounced
Wilhelmina) is year younger. They
are the daughters of Sandro Benellt,
conductor OF the famous Florentine
Choir and brother Of the italian play
wright, Sem Benelli They are both
IN Washington now with the men and
women singers who are appearing at
B. r. Keith's Theater.
Looking like two very modern young
American misses, the sisters Benelh
trinity stepped down the ships gang
plank in New York. and answered lot
Of questions asked by the newspaper
men and women who awaited their ar
rival Did they like America? Ger
tainlyi On that the sisters agreed.
Did they like the dress of the average
American "fapper"? Clara said Ger
tainly!'' Guglielmina blushed and said
"Certainly-not!" It was noticed that
Guglielmina's skirt was at least three
inches longer than Claras. That
started the argument.
Famed by the questions of the re-
pnrters, the girls entered on a warm
discussion. Clara thought the modern
girl was all right-her sister thought
she should be spanked occasionally
Clara decided she would like to marry
q handsome NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
said she would never marry, that her
life was to be dedicated to music.
Evening star., 1928-09-09
Lloyd Starts New Picture.

A FTER several months Of prepara-
ton, Harold Lloyd is to start
shooting at the Metropolitan Studio,
In Hollywood, on his latest production,
the first Of the sound era, September 4,
exactly five years from the day Lloyd
started on Girl Shy" his first feature
as an independent producer
Where previously the bespectacled
comedian has started a production
with but thread of story. building
it up as his work progressed. on the
current production he has spent more
time than usual in preparing" the out
line of his story in detail This has
been necessitated by the growth of the
sound" picture. which, in measure,
has brought about a new method in
the development Of motion picture
comedy.
While purposely avoiding the over
worked underworld theme. consider
able portion of the story will be set in
San Francisco's Chinatown. Much
stress will be laid on the mystery ele-
ment, with the general idea of the
story being selected, aside from its
comedy possibilities. for the effective
openings for sound accompaniment.
Lloyd Is to be seen as the son of a
famous police officer of San Francisco
who was feared and yet loved by the
Chinese of the Golden Gate City, but
whose boy was more interested In
flowers and plants than he was in po-
lice work San FranciscoS city jail
will provide the setting for the OPEN
ing shots.
The gates are ajar for leading lady
for Lloyd. as the comedian is continu-
ing his policy of selecting a new lead
ing lady for each picture. In his Sc
lection this time, Lloyd faces a doubly
hard task, for the quality of the voice
will have to be considered along with
the 1ooks and ability