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Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-20
Ferrell Wants Raise

Another American league young.
ster who has put in 4 bid for an
enormous raise is Wesley Fcrrel
North Carolina boy, who won more
than 20 games for the Indians last
season. Ferrell's contract at tbs
start of the year called for $1,000
but When he became Il regular lat
was raised.
Cleveland has offered him a con,
tract calling for approximately
81 500 next season, but Ferrell i.
understood to want 2.000-foul
times his 1929 salary.
Two veterans who may be more
difficult than ever to sign to 1926
contracts are Dazzv Vance of Brook
Iyn and Burleign Grimes of Pitts
5urgh Vance drew S25, 900 last seq
SON and Grimes almost as mutn.
One of the main reasons Harry
Ieilmann. veteran Detroit oct
fielder, and Bob Meusel. Yanke,
left fielder, were waived TO TN,
Cincinnati Reds, was because nc
American league teams wanted I,
assume their high salaried contracts
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-20

LARGE INCREASE
IN 1890 s ALARY
BY GEORGE KIRKSEy
lited Press Staff Correspondent }


NEW YORK, Dec. -. U.P) r.
Fancy salaries are sought by many
league PLAYERS fer 1880 but A.;
@hreS' announced intention of ASK
my the Chicago White SoN for =
-ontract calling fer salary OF
32j. 600 next year is one of the bis
ccst demands on record.
Babe Ruth's $4,000 and Rogers
IIornsby's $4,000 are the only two
contracts with larger figures than
Shires is asking.
Shircs, who drew approximately
$500 last season, wants his salary
tripled because of his avowed draw
ing power. Shires has had hard
luck all his baseball life, where his
salary was concerned. Fines took
heavy toll of his last years pcy
envelope,
When the Waco, Texas league
club sold Shires to the White Son,
he was supposed to get part of the
purchase price. Shires carried tile
case to Commissioner Lands but he
never got any part of the transac
tion.
Babe Ruth's 1880 contract is ex
pocted to come up for renewal in
January, but there is not expected
to be any difficulty in signing the
Babe unless he asks for long term
contract. 1t is understood the 1anks
are willing TO give him his $4,000
again next year, but they are not
willing to gamble as much on him
at this date for 1881.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-20
ACTOR GRAVELY ILL

HOLLYWOOD, Dee. 90. U.P)--
Burr Mcintosh, the film actor, to-
dav was taken to the Glendale sanl-
tarium from the Hollywood Plaza
hotel where he made his home. He
will take treatments for arthritls
with which no has been afflicted
for some time. His last Sunday night
talk over tho radio was made from
, wheel chair,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-20
Greenleaf Regains
Billiard Title

DETROIT, Dee. 90. U.P)-Ralph
Grecnlcaf last night regaincd the
worlds pocket billiard champion
ship which he surrendered to Frank
Tsberisk in the play-off in Chicago
last year. Greenleaf defeated 1,r.
win Rudolph of Chicago by 4 score
of l25 to 90 in IS innings. Greer
leaf first won the title 10 years ago
in Philadelphia.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-20

Los ANGELES, Dee. 20. W.H-
southern California Tro.ians resumed
their training grind today for the
New Years Rose Bowl battle with
the Pittsburgh Panthers.
Coach Jones men gathered for
their first workout since the Car
ncgie Tech game. Light exercise
was the order of the day, with
scrimmages to come later.
Jesse Hill, fast Trojan backfield
star who has been laid up with .
"harlcyhOrsc, is expected to get
back into action in the New Year =
battle.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-20
| Here And There
! In Sport World

CHICAGO. Dec. 20. W.P)-Jimmy
McLarnin and Sammy Mandell last
night were signed for return boot
on February I by Matchmaker
Nate Lewis of Chicago stadium
They will meet at ll3 pounds, til,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-20
So. California
Sport Briefs

PASADENA, Dee. 90. U.H
Play in the $4,000 Pasadena open
golf tournament began at Brookside
park early today with 222 entries,
including nine of the 10 golfers wio
played on the American Ryder cup
team.
The feature rounds of threasomes
for today are:
Al Watrous, Tommy Armour ard
IL Espinosa.
Horton Smith, Craig Wood and
Chet Beer.
Joe Turnesa, Harry Wesbrook and
Johnny Farrell.
Walter Hagen, \. X. Pourne and
Leo Diegel.
George Won Elm, Tom kerrigan
and Joe kirkwood.
Bobby Cruikshank, Fred Morrison
and Neil Christian.
The low 100 survivors of the first
IS holes will continue Saturday and
after So holes have been PLAYED
the field will he cut to CO. The
survivors will battle for the prize
money Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-20

Genial old Santa his time making
nd MIN inspecting the Saeway Stores candy kitchens And who
should
onal and Vitaphone Pictures The
Safeway Candies
tooth"
great modern factory
feed the
ducts. according to Edward Dale Saway
Inc
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-20

weight At which McLarnin defeated
the lightweight champion at their
Last meeting. The title is not i'll
Volycd.
CHICAGO, Dee. 90 UP)-Thc
blizzard forced Army's football
squad to forego their scheduled prac.
ticc session when their train palled
in here three hours late. The Cadets
are on their way to meet Stanford
1T Palo Alto, December %.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-20

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dee. 20. UE,
Using Southern California plays,
rs secured by Scouts Tom Lavies
and Charley Bower in the Trojan.
Carnegie Tech game, the Pittsburgh
third team scrimmaged agains, the
Panther varsity Yesterday.
The squad is expected to be IL
perfect shape when it departs TO:
the west coast on Christmas night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-05
4,50O BOYS IN
CRAY GATHER
FOR REUNION
Confederate Veterans Hear
Senator Plead for Civil
War Spirit.

4 BV Lnjcd Press
CHARLOTTE, N c.. June s.
Mingling with the blare Of twenty
two bands the rebel yell resounded
through the streets OF Charlotte to-
day as $500 veterans met again i'll
thirty-ninth annual United Con-
+ federate reunion.
The spirit Of this years gathering
is typified by that Of a Dallas vet
cram, who. warned that the trip
mean certain death" told his ply
sician I'd as soon 60 to heaven
from Charlotte as from Dallas.
More than 1000 of the boys in
gray" have slept in tent colony
erected to relieve the hotel conge5-
ton caused by the influx of more
than $4,000 visitors. including Sons
of Veterans, Daughters Of the Con-
federacy and the Confederate
Southern Memorial Association.
Senator Pat Harrison Of Missis-
sippi addressed the reunion last
night, asserting that slavery was
not the cause Of the war between
the states
"A larger question was involved,
he said, namely the mquestioned
right OF state to exercise those
powers not expressly delegated in
the federal Constitution to the fed
eral government The south today
needs rcbaptism in that principle"
Business sessions and a ball game
today, the annual elections Thurs
day and a musical ball Friday
night will conclude the reunion.
General r. A. Sneed OF Oklahoma,
commander Of the trans Mississippi
division, is opposed by Commander
T. j. Apple, yard commander of the
Florida division for the post COM
mander in chief. now held by A. T.
Goodwin, Alaska
The convention is becoming a
reunion in more than one way.
Captain S. S. Fagg. Chicago. and
bis brother, w G. Fagg, Warrenton,
N. c.. met for the first time in fifty
two years. General Edwin Sewage
of the New York camp, U. C. v, 90
years old, visited Mrs. R. r. Wilkins
Of Gafney, S. c.. who, as a 12-year-
old girl, presented the general with
a bouquet Of flowers when his regi-
ment marched through the town in
1865
A movement has been started to
purchase and convert into national
shrine Stratford hall. Robert E.
Lees birthplace in Virginia.
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Dial zUiSterS
Central Standard I1me)
WLw t3OO, CINCINNATI

"wednesday
$50 P NJ
NBC System-Sylvania Forcstcrs to WLW.
II P NJ
WBBM (77Ol. Chicago-Music hour
Columbia Network-United Symphony to
MIC sy5tem-Ingram shavers to wGY.
MIC system-FHt Soldiers to KDKA,
-7:3o P. M
KYW 1920. Chicago-Maytag Radiocttc
MIC Systcm-Palmolivc hour to WGN
wBBM c77o. Chicago Studio froHc
NBC Systcm-Nea politan Nights to KDKA.
Columbia Nctvork-La Palma hour to
WBBM t7l0l. Chicago Variety program.
WENR 800. hicago-Minstrei SHOW.
NBC System-The Voyagcrs to KDKh,
Columbis Network-Kolstcr hour to
$50 P M
WBBM go, Chicago-Lombardo' Cana
MIC System Radio Mfgrs. Banquet to
WON l72o,. Chicago-,Courtegy program.
MIC Sy$temw,7Stromberg- Carlson program
Columbia Network Kansas Frolickers to
XIV 1920. Chicago-News; orchestra
WENR (870l Chicago Smith family.
WGN l720t. Chicago-Tomorrow's Trib.;
MIC = sysstemIvincent Lopez orchestra to
WHO 500, chicago-Dancc program;
MIC System-Radio Mfgrs Banquet to
WSM. KDKA WLW.
WNfAQ t67ol Chicago-Conccrt orchestra.
$50 P. NJ
WDAF $50. Kansas City Sunny jim
WCN f720'. Chicago-Concert and dance
WGR $50. Bufralo-statler orchestra.
WMAQ (670l Chicago-MusicaI Potpourri.
WSAI 1880. Observation-Disclosures.
1000 P. M
KYWt 1920. Chica go-Panico's orchestra.
WBAP 800. Fl. Worth-Violinist; Hawai-
wcco $40. Minncapolis-st. Paul-Thc
wz EN- 800, chicsgo-westphal or
WON c72ol. Chicago-Drcam Ship; Gold
Kettles orchestra.
1870 P NJ
WCCO l8l0,. Minnca polls St Paul-Coli-
scum orchestra; tenor.
WENR f87ol. Chicago-Mike and Herman.
WIZ $50, Detroit-Organ; Crawford
WTAM CIo7o,. Cleveland-Dance orchestra.
-10:45 P. M
WSB t740i. Acknowledgment.
ii 90 z. NJ
Knox $1,000 St Louis -Wylie's orchestra.
WENR 800. Chicago-Vaudevillc.
lilo P NJ
WCCo t8lO', Minneap oliss,,st. Paul-organ.
wpAF $50. Kansas city-Nighthavk'
Frolic.
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WOMAN WAKES,
BURGLAR FLEES
SCHLOSS HOME
North Side Residence En-
tered, but Nothing Taken;
Store, Cafe Robbed.

A burglar who entered the home
Of Sol Schloss. secretary treasurer.
OF the SchloSs Bros. Investment
Company. 1919 Washington boule-
ward. early this morning was
frightened away when Mrs. SchloSs
awoke as he turned on the light in
her room.
WHO is there?" she called out.
The man, dressed in work cloth
ing, fled down a hallway. Police
found screen on a sun parlor vim
dow cut away.
o. N Shirley, 3168 Fall Greek
boulevard. told police a man at
tempted to enter his house late
Tuesday night by breaking a din
ing room window.
D. c. Blacker. proprietor of
chill parlor at As West Ohio street,
reported the theft of $50 from his
cash register Tuesday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-05
DRY SLAYER'S
CASE WILL GO
TO JURY SOON
Charge Slain College Youth
Was Carrying Rum in
Car.

bH ufifI f.t-f
ABINGDON. Va June Trial OF
James ". Grove. Washington coun-
Is deputy zhcrIn. charged with IA
tally Wounding q young college stu
dent IL an automobile chase. en-
tered its final phases today.
Defense witnesses we're called
after the state rested and the case
was expected TO 90 TO the jury late
today o. THURSDAY
The first indication that Grove
and two other enforcement officers
also charged with murder Sus-
p1cted the car in which J. W Ken
drick Emory and Horny college stu
dents. and two companions were
riding. was carrying rum. came on
TUESDAY.
Henry McRcyuOlds. son OF J, d
MeRcyuOids. one OF the accused Of
f1cers. testified for the defense that
two OF the youths ia the car. Paul
Phelps and Sterling Dutton we're
subjected Of carrying whisky and
drir'nc while intoxicated
The cider McReynolds testified
thet ON tho night Of MAY he and
his fellow officers ordered the pur-
sued car 10 uaH and when il failed
TO do so. they fired at the tires.
Kendrick died the next day from
? bullet wound IN the head
His two companions were arrested
on drunkenness charges.
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Dogs Start Jail Terms

Three men nursed dog bites today
while ali equal number Of offending
CANNES began ten-day Jail terms
in their pens by police order.
In quick succession Tuesday aft
crnoon, Sidney Smith of POLL Par
ker avenue, was bitten by a dog
owned by Herbert Newlan, 2101
Lexington avenue, Robert Patrick
of 1922 Prospect street was bitten
by a dog owned by E. D. Garrett,
225 East Pratt street. and Dale
Long. 1921 Dawson street, was bit
ten by dog owned by Henry H.
Cooke 1865 Madison avenue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-05
Cops Probe Cafe Service

Norman Barckman. $50 Highland
avenue, did not like the service
i'll a cafe operated by Ed Drans-
field, $500 East Michigan street, al
1119 East Tenth street.
Early today he told police that
nc sat in the restaurant moro than
half an hour without sighting q
waiter.
Police were unable to locate the
night man or the proprietor. Clint
OBricn. $40 East Tenth street, Gag
man, said $50 was missing from the
cash register.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-05

HAMMOND. Ind. June 5.-Mrs.
George Jarnicke, S. and her daugh-
ter, Lora, q, Oak Glenn, Ill, we're
killed instantly Tuesday night, when
their automobile was struck by
Nickle Plate passenger train at a
grade crossing near here The two
were EN- route to st. Margaret's
hospital here to visit sick friend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-05
Fishing the Air

ID ADO opera Henk and
N Renad will be the coasto-coast broadcast
Assertion at
Chicago Wednesday of the National Boadcang
Company. beginning $50 O'Clock
Brother Macy with Brother Brokcnshrc the audience
the night will contribute
in
Columbia
Blue will
the NBC system Wednesday night at 100 o'clock.
operate barytone
Neapoan system Wednesday 1880
o'cIock
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-05
FOREIGN TRADE STUDIED
Julian Foster Returns From Trip
to South America Friday.

Possibilities of further increasing
sale Of indianapolis products in New
Zealand and Australia will be dis
cusscd by Julian B. Foster, trade
commissioner, who recently returned
from wellington, when he arrives.
here Friday.
He will make his headquarters
here at the local office Of the bu-
reau Of foreign and domestic COM
mcrce, department of commerce, in
the Chamber of Commerce building.
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Made Habit What You?'.
Show will
Happy Bakers the NBC system wednesday night
O'Clock.
A Kent
Wednesday night NBC system
will be the United
Symphony
begin
Wednesday night o'clock
Ludwig will be included
the Columbia Noadcastng
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madam beer we're conhscated by pc
lice in raid Tuesday night on the
homo OF Art Dcrr, apartment 25
at 40l North Illinois street. Derr
who was not at home. was arrested
at his poolroom at BOG Indiana ave
nue. later on charges OF operating a
blind tiger and a lottery.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-05
Drug Store Robbed

Thieves who entered the Hook
drug store at 1878 Massachusetts,
avenue through a transom Tuesday
night stole 1925 from cash registers
and three kodakS worth ISL. police
were told.
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Page is so splendidly human that
she wanted to meet her double.
They should have met last week
but slight illness on part of the
movie star prevented it.
But last night was the big night
the original and the double met at
the Hotel SEVERN, where Miss Page
is staying.
OF course. I horned in on the
party My business of course. I
was being PACED when l arrived at
the hotel and waiting for me was
the double and a man.
I had not counted on a third
party.
Miss Gcbauer?" 7 asked.
She smiled a real Anita Page
smile and said: 1T was when l won
the contest. Meet my husband, Mr..
Carlisle
Then I shook hands with Malcolm
Carlisle a fine chap.
You see. said the double. We
have been married only two months.
Then Anita's father arrived. Not
the sort of a father one would OK
pect from movie stories.
Just a fine. straightforward bust
ness man who is a contractor in
Now York and who leaves his bust
ness to be with his wife, son and
daughter
So YOU sec this is family affair.
Nothing cooked up about it. Just
an American family which has a
daughter who is winning the hearts
of a nation.
Anita he said, is very anxious
10 meet YOU. And so is her mother.
You know. if I do say it. Anita is
a regular girl and she wants to meet
her friends. When she does some
thing wrong I say that I will spank
her"
If that isn't good Amercan sense.
I never heard of it. And her dad
said that very thing.
Then Miss Page. her mother and
the Youngest. Anitas brother, who
is about s years old. left the cafe
and joined us.
And the youngest is proud be-
cause he hit with his bare hands on
the face a boy 9 years old Anita's
mother said.
And now we have two pairs of
boxing gloves III the room" wisely
remarked Miss Page.
Then up to their room where they
l-oo-, liv.i,,o cf,,ra o1.7-iri1lcr l1aCn
It looked as much like home as one
could make it. with the yOungster
r0mping around and playing with
his boxing gloves.
Then Mrs Carlisle and Miss Page
had one of those chatty affairs that
lasted over forty minutes.
There are a lot OF my girl friends
who would give their big toe to be
here talking to YOU so friendly Just
like this" said Mrs. Carlisle.
Il became evident at the very be-
ginning that Mrs. Carlisle is a real
double Of the movie star.
Both the mother Of Anita as we'll
as the father and The star admitted
this many times.
I was impressed with the sound
ness and the Saneness of this father
and mother who have discovered
that they have a movie idol in their
own home.
And their devotion to keep Anita
Page girl that the nation will be
proud OF and the willingness of the
girl to be just that, struck me as the
chief impression OF this little visit.
And Miss Page made it plain to
nc that William Haines has been
lovely and mighty helpful to her on
her start in the movies.
Nobody can say anything about
Bill 20 Anita
And so after forty minutes, We
left.
I heard Miss Page say to her
mother, She does look like me.
And just think she has been mar
ricd only two months"
And Mrs Carlisle said to her hus-
band. She is a darling
And SO you know all about our
nice visit to Anita Page. who was
anxious to meet her double.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-05
MISS PAGE MEETSHER
DOUBLE IN THIS CITY
Miss Esther Gebauer Who Won The Times Similarity
- Contest, Meets the Orqina! in Her Hotel Room
BY WALTER d. HICKMAN

NITA PAGE the blonde land who making big and
L
Didn't know that Miss Page had official double Indian
L
You mighty
awhile Indianapolis
decided
Tau sorority The indianapolis
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~ q 2 ~ ~ III = ~ y
picture that had
her original in the
cast.
And then some
time ago W h c n
Miss Page, Will
liam Haines and
the others arrived
in this city to
make a movie
right under our
very eyes, it was
natural that
Miss @ c b a u c 7
wanted to meet
her orig in a
very much.
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WLW t1OO, CINCINNATI
THURSDAY

Thursday
A. M
5:3O-Top o. the Mornin'.
6:15-Musical headlines.
6:45-Organ program.
7:00-Absorbinc. Jr. exercise program.
7:30-Morning devotion conducted By Dad
Kershner of X. NJ. c. a.
3:00-Crosley Womans hour, with musi-
Gale Cooking chat. poems. house
hold hints, ana instructive talks
9:00-Organ
9:30-Livc stock reports.
9:40ZTravel talk.
fO:00-Book talk.
l0:30-Weathcr. river and police reports
10:55-Timc signals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-05
\ WORD ABOUT
4 GOOD CIRCUS

It is seldom that I write of a
circus after it has been here but in
the case of the Observation-Disclosures
Circus it is different.
Here is the best all-round the
most wisely planned. from show
man standpoint, of any circus OF its
size that I have seen in the last
five years.
1t is done in the modern tempo,
starting with a sort of a Follies en-
semble and closing with a striking
tableau of the same nature.
This show does not drag. 1t
gathers momentum and keeps right
on going to a climax. The mixed
animal act. lions. tigers and the
like. is the best I have ever seen.
And the whole circus looked clean
and was clean. And above all there
was the most courteous treatment
from all
Indianapolis theaterS today offer:
The Moose" at EngishS, The
Pagan" at Loew'S Palace, Fox Movie
tone FollieS at the Apollo. Hooper
and Gatchett at the Lyric, Anita
Stewart at the Indiana, "Coquette"
at the Ohio. The. Leatherneck" at
the Circle. and Molly and Me" at
the Colonial.
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Kills Crd1uIers too!

And as for the crawlers-the
dirty ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
reaches, bcdbugS and ants
spray Fit behind bascboards
into cracks 10 drive them into
the open. Spray them direct
and YOU kill them surely-and
their eggs too. For protection
against moths, spray clothing
frequently as it hangs. More
for your money in the quart
size. Get Flit-and get safety
and comfort today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-05
Dc PAW Graduate Chosen

CREENSBURG Ind June s.
Paul Alexander principal of tho
Burncy high school. was elected
county school superintendent of Dc
catur county TO succeed J. R. CraW-
Icy, who was NOT q candidate
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-05

quicker than has ever been pos
sible beforehand vet it is harm
less TO humans and does not
stain. Guaranteed TO kill house
hold insects, or money backI
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-05
Seize Pool Tickets

Several thousand books OF base
ball pool tickets, q Few punchboarde
and two and one-half cases Of Ca
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-05
High Spots on Wednesday Nights Program


6:00-WOR and CHS netWork-FIank Simmons Show Boat.
6:00-WEAF < orchestra.
730WEAF NBC Jewellers and
8:00-WOR and Obs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. orchestra.
6:30-WEAF WIZ and NBC netUorkRN1A banquet Mmc.
Ernestne Schumann He1nk Gladys Rice Renald Wecnrah
Charles Marshall the Happiness Chicago Symphony
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-05
Day Programs

WFBM G230)
indianapolis Power and Light Company
Thursday
A. M
to 9-Pep Unlimited Club.
!o:2o-AUnt Se@,,,.ss,'s hour.
1900 Fuller Ryac Morning Musicale.
i2:O0-Pattcrns in Prints tCBs)
12:45-Record program.
! :00-L Apre5 Midi tCBSi.
2:O0-WFBM concert orchestra.
2:30-RhYthm Kings fCBSl.
WKBF 5000
Hoosier Athletic Club
-Thursday-
A. NJ
900 Home Complete program.
1000 Standard Nut Magazine cooking
chat.
10:15-Studio program.
1925 Interesting bits Of history, court So
of indianapolis public library.
l0:30-Live stock aud grain market;
weather and shippers forecast.
1040-WKBF shopping service.
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p q N G WIS
for Flies
Good News
for KOm . . .
Here's the Quicker
Way 10 Get Rid
OF these Pests!

The worst
new S that ever
happened, for
flies and mos
quitoes, is Fit.
Float a Flitva-
por and watch
'em die! The
clean smelling
L III SpI dN from
the handvncw
Fit sprayer
kills fbCp,
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AAITSEATENG'S
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NIII 20 lFIISa OEUdutI WUIt IIEI
crown Of honor and attended every
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-16
OPPOSING PARDoNs

The American Bankers association has protested
against granting pardon to a man who is serving .
pententiary sentence for defrauding banks through
forged checks Influential persons including governor
have nterceded for the forge whether the bankers
prove more influential remains to be seen
This case illustrates the associations policy to
It's members by opposing pardons for forsers bandits
and others who vctize banks and by prosecuting Ill
such offenders. other business and professional or
ganzatons adopted similar policy pardons might be-
come harder to obtain Governors would think twice or
oftener before granting them And all kin Of murdered
persons organized to oppose pleas for Communication Of
sentence or pardons for murderers fewer OF the latter
would get off.