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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-19
Wife Sues for Divorce
From Harry H. Frazier

Harry II. Frazier. described as an
employee of the loans and currency
division of the Treasury Department
was sued for limited divorce On
grounds Of cruelty, by Rose M. Fra
zier. 100 block Carroll st. ". E.,
in equity court.
Through Attorneys Raymond Mem
decker and William c. Ashford the
wife tells the court her husband
began keeping company with an
other woman last January. drove
her to her work in his car and
lavished gifts upon her.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-19
SHORT TERM SECURITIES
short Term Bonds
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Jan. Is (I.N.S.l-ou
OF 21.O00 hogs received today $1,000
came direct to packers. The market
which was the same as week ago.
Steers declined csc to 81 this
week, heavyweights showing the
maximum break. Weeks top was
SIS for yearlingn. Cows and Heif-
ers sold on a weaker basis.
Lambs gained soc to CSC.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-19
Distant Stations

Neutrality-suspicious.
s:e0--N b, c. system.
II:4S-Concert.
WBBM--ChEcago--t5O
S:00--Taik so. America" dance
s.4s-concert Orchestra.
Ia:00---Jubilee Singers.
4o.se--Lombardo'g Canadians
A. n
1:Oe-Night club.
WBAQ-Chfcago-S7o ~44s.5
s.0e--CoBcere Orchestra.
s:se-Drs. Pratt and sherman.
1e:15-Coneert Orchestra.
i1;0e--Amos.n' Andy.
ii IS-News and Dance orehss-
wLW--Cineinnaai--7oo-4
1o.oe--The Hawaiians: cine sing
ft:eo-Slbson Orchestra.
1Iss0--Sinton Orchestra; enter
tainers
WBAR-FOrt Wortl--s00-SsB
s:0e-seyen Aces. music.
KTHS-Hot Sprlngs--so0-sSB
Ig:00--Dance FroIic.
fi.e0---News: Organ: Dance Music.
C-Aemphis--5 e0-7s4.4
ie:oo-N. ,. e systsm
WCC0--AGpls.. st. Panl-sl0-S10
500 Musical Program.
Ilsoo--Long's Orchestra.
WTMJ--NEIIwau 82e-4S7
1i:ee--Dance Music.
WsaG--N Nashville
9.30--Barn Dance.
KWKH-GhFeveport-
s:S0-Studio PrOgram.
KsTP-St. Paul--i46o-s05
I1:ee-Amos and Andy; Happy
Harry.
12:25-Dance Feature.
WGN--Chleag0--7
$500 Baritone. Dramatic story.
10:O0--WEAF program.
1880 Tnnlorrow's Trib.; Hunsry
Five
11:sO-G oIdkettes Orchestra:
Nighthawks
is:oo- Dream ship: dance musie.
1:0O--KnightR Of the Bath,
VgIS--Chieago--ase -34k
s;30-Barn Dance.
Lon Midnight club.
WTAM--CleVeland-
9.00--0ld Timers.
Io:0a--wEAF Program.
ii .0o-Danca Music.
WJR--Detroit--550
So-Thirty Minutes from Broad
way.
5000 Bsrgin'a Orchestra.
s:so-Pot Pourri: WIZ Program.
l0:e0--Artists Bureau
11:oe--Amos and Andy; News
f1;1S-Dance 0rchestrae
KDKA--E. Pittsbureh sso-sos
T:1s-Home Radio Club; litera.
sture gems.
f:4s--WJZ Program.
10;30-W william Penn Orchestra.
ittsburgh I240-242
T:3O--Recital.
SOON B. @. System.
WRvA--2ichmOnd- f10-270
s:00--Talk: News Leader hour.
I0;3B-Old Time FiddlerA
l1;00--Mosque Organ
ectady-5e0-370.5
s;eo-N. -. c. system.
11.00--De Witt Clinton Orchestra.
z-springfield -sse-sOs
s:3O@-Concert
s:e0--Musical Program.
10.00--LoeW's Orchestra
WSUN--St. Petersburg e0e-33S
s:0O--M Musicale.
10.00--Recreation Program.
II :00--fcDonaids Orchestra.
KOA--Denver--630-36
1t;08--Sunday school.
11:sa--Grabau's Orchestra
KFI-Los AngeIes--640-46S
11:e0--Studio program.
12:00-Concert orchestra.
A. ~.
1:00---syn1 phonetic.
200 Midnight Frolic.
KGO-OakIand--T90.37e
ff,no--N. B. c.--'The Carnival.
i2so0--N. b. C--Csolden Legends.
A. u.
:0o--N. B. C.--The Big Show.
cKGW-Torontc3sso-sis
s:o0--News: musical program.
CKNC--ToPonto--
6:08--TwiIiaht hour
T:00-~Coal-o-Mstic proEram.
T:SO-- Holster program.
S:20--Prestone program.
s:00--Auction bridge game.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-19
Munich Gets Confetti
For February Carnival

BERLIN. Jan. 10 G,N.sl-For
the first time since the war. the
Munich authorities will permit the
use Of confetti and paper rolls dur
ing carnival d February 10.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-19
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT
FURNISHED by w. b. Hibba = Coz
noFneatic Bonda

NEW YORK, Jan. 10. qN.S.)-
Clearing House statement:
Exchanges, 81 500, 10000 balances
$t52 .000. 900:
Federal Reserve Banks credit bal
ance, $122 ,000, 900.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-19
PONTIAC OFFERS
BRAND NEW
MODELS
BY ). LEO sUGRUE

Celebrating it's fourth anniversary
today. the Pontiac enters it's fourth
year as an outstanding producer in
the automotive industry with a
brand-new line.
All bodies are entirely new. The
line which Is being displayed at the
showrooms OF L. p. Steualt and as
sociate dealers in washington, i'm
cludes a two.door sedan, four-door
sedan, coupe, sport roadster with
folding rumble Rseat, sport phaeton,
convertible cabriolet with folding
rumble 'seat. and q landaulet sedan.
The two types mentioned last are in-
novations in the Pontiac line, having
the appearance of custom built
bodies
The chassis improvements give the
car flexible performance comparable
with cars in a much higher price
range and bodies styled along en-
tirely different lines distinguish
every model in this newest General
Motors line. The cars have big-ear
appearance and are termed the Big
Pontiac Six.
Outstanding Features
Outstanding features contributing
to the extraordinary performance
of the new car are larger ana
more powerful engine. new counter
weighted crankshaft, new harmonic
balancer, new internal self-energiz'
ing brakes, new rear axle. new
transmission, larger carburetor,
wider springs with new shacklee---
IL a
valve list and new Hotch<iss drive.
Striking new body creations by
Fisher impart to the entire line
custom-like features new In the
Pontiac price class.
The shell of the radiator is new,
narrow and built up to 81 inches
in height, giving to the front the
appearance of power and fleetness.
No name plate marks the front OF
the radiator shell. but the familiar
Chief Pontiac" radiator cap oFna-
ment Is retained.
Other Features
Other features Characteristic OF
the entire line include: Larger
headlamps OF modified bullet type
with chrome plated door and narrow
rims; wider. deeper crowned tenders,
new tire carrier. supported on
sturdy brackets: gasoline tank
covered by a shield of ribbed de-
sign; distinctive oval shaped rear
window increased width OF 'front.'
seat one-inch and windshield one
and one-half inch; new and larger
wheel hubs with chrome plated hub
caps; crank type window regulators
with convenient door lock controls
on closed body doors.
Production on the new line began
at the plant in Pontiac on De-
cember /.
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Nearby Stations

WBAL-Balt anaore. 1OGo-se8
S:30--Dinner Music. sf
T:46-WJZ program
s:00-ConceEt program
9:00--WJZ program.
10:0e-The Patter1ons.
Observation-Disclosures
2:ao-First session Of Railroad
Labor Conference tro M
Johns Hopkins University
s:90--CoIden Pheasant Orch3sEras
100 Aims Metcalfs soprano.
T.15--LeRoy Heine, wt0AfMfR9$M
Rosalind Britton, pianiat.
7:s0--Snnday school lesson.
8;00-Second session 0f the Rail-
road Labor Conferences froua
Johns Hopkins University.
l0:e4--A lcRzar orchestra.
1oa3o--Rio Rita crchestr&.
WCAGl-BalfiIaore go 800
l2.S0--Luneheon music By the
Celestial Orchestra.
s:e0-Dinner music By tbs
Celestial Orchestra.
T:oe-Ted shelthosts Jay Hambla-
:so-IuFsashe ouartetta.
WPG-Aflaptks City -1I00-S99.e
s.0o--Nswa: Chelsea Ccncegt GSA
chestra.
9s0e-Studi0 recital
si1S-Concert Orchestra
19:0O-Dancs orchestra ssNf
WOR--NewaFIe-5Io-
f:00-Commodore Orehsgt1As = ~
SstS--GSHDE11 43utt4ENs
9.00---Studin feature.
e:30--Orehestrns
lO:O0---1rgan.
10.3O--Danee music a.
INTERPRETATIONS OrclneStra.
WEAE--N@w Y0Rk--88O -ABA.2
S.0O--St Regis Orchestra.
5.S0---BilI and Jane.
Observation-Disclosures music.
s30-Whita House dinner nastsles
2;0o--s pitalny'B music; Romanca
s:OO-NstIonaI symphony orchss-
ira
300 organ.
9.30-Marixuba Orchestra
lot0o--Lucky strike Dance ors
11ioO-pones sisters: Ponaalrs Or
WJZ-New York-7e0
e:00--Y oene's Orchestra.
;60--St Regis Orchestra
7:4S-Dr. Julius Klein.
9;0O--Vioiinist; xylophonist
SsA6-"Ech0es Of the Orient
9s00-Grsaf composer.
1o:15-Play, Still Waters Kua
Deep.s
II so0-SIumber music.
WCAU-PhlIadeIphia
e:O0--Plantation -Four,
9:3A--Musical chefs.
10.00--PicadiiIy Orchestra
10:30--Gathay Orchestra; news
WIP-Philadelphia i0-40g
e.30-Concert orchestra: markets
T:00--Uncle Wip.
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WMAI--Waslingt0n
s:50--"Where TO Eat and Why
suggestion BY the Chef.
7!0O--Thirty Club news from The
Washington Times studio.
7:15--Phii Hayden and Heien
Kenny.
7.s0---Kahn'a correct time.
T:30--Cotton Pickers Orch estra.
Observation-Disclosures Fifth Indus
trial Exposition by Ivan g.
Weld. president Of wash
ing Chamber Of Com-
merce.
: s..s-Hss %sssinr.on treaty and
its bearing upon the cruiser
situation ~ Representative
Ralph e. Updike OF In
diana, member 81 House
Naval Affairs Committee,
9.0e--Institute or musical art Of
s:so--Hlsh lights on the COM
Ing inaugural eelebration
by Gen. Anton Stephan,
chairman, inaugural pa
rade committee
9.4s--John Paul Jones. 6aaso.
10.a0--Melody Girl.
10:1S-Leese's Saturday NighterA
11:16--Late news from The Wash
ington Herald studio.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-19
Local Programs

A. M.
s.4s-F7eaith exercise IN. p. CT:
on the Sis IN b. CD
Morning Devotion IN. 3. c.:
cheerio IN B. c.: Parnas-
sus Trio IN. b. CD. and
Msrker's Orchestra IN. 3.
CT.
s:3o-U s. Army Band.
1o:so--Lasalle String Quartet IN.
3. c.): Parnasana TRIO
IN. B. CO.. Radio Household
institute IN. B. Cd. and
studio program.
12:00--Parnassug Trio. with Rlchs
ard Maxwell tenor IN. B.
c.; Waldorf-AstoriA Or
chestra IN. B. CD: Young'g
Orchestra IN. B. CT and
Foreign Policy Luncheon
s:so-RcA 6emonstration heur
IN. u. c..
l:so--cloyer Club Trio: Hotel st.
Regis Orchestra IN. B.
C.l.-Joliy Bill and dane en-
B. CD: Motion Picture
Guide. and Waldorf-Astoria
Orchestra.
s:so--White House dinner music
.:oa-a Bis talk, ~ wllnam
Knowles Cooper general
secretary 7. NJ C. A.
7sIs--Lotua Orchestra
7:4s-"A Week Of the Worlds
Busfness" By Dr.. Julius
Klein.
e:8e--Natinnal Symphony OrcheD-
ira under the direction Of
Walter Damrcseh fNB.C.l
s.H0---Sir Wflfred GreenfeIl. M. d.
taIR on Labrador IN b. C.N.
s.s9--Mildrsd Hunt with Marimba
Orchestra IN b CT.
1es0e--Lucky Strike Dance Or
chester IN B. C.A
1i:e9-Weather forecast.
Il:o1--Wardman Park Orchestra.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-18

Ttv minutes of sparkling Cncquot Club Es
mos viii broadcast Tuesday night at O'Clock
Cuba Land, will be the feature of the
Navy band presents stations OF the
brOadcastng Tuesday night at 6l5 o'clock
Popular outstanding composers Of modern music will
during the NBC system Tuesday
night, $50 o'clock.
Sixty popular Manager
broadcast NBC Tuesday night at 10
o'clock
Waldeu popular writers which the Savannah
the NBC Tuesday night at $50
o'clock
operate selections will be featured the
will stations OF the Con1
broadcasting system Tuesday night at O'Clock.
years. Jacobs conductor, will again
program Tuesday
guest Master Musicians $50
o'clock
stager corne will be the sooist Of the concert which the
the NBC Tuesday night
Drug will
system their episodes
al
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-18
BEATS WOMAN
TO DEATH WITH
LIQUOR BOTTLE
HoUsekeepeT Slain When
She Acted 'Peacemaker'
in BraWl, Say Cops.

BIZ United Pyess
DENVER. June 1s-Martin fReO
Custer was in jail today pending the
inquest into the BRUTAL Saying Of
his housekeeeper, Mrs. Bertha May
field, 80, whose body was found be-
meath a pile Of telephone poles near
his home.
Mrs. Mayfeld, police believe, was
beaten to death with quart liquor
bottle
Two blood-stained bottles were
found in the kitchen. There were
indications Of q desperate struggle.
From Clusters rambling state
ments detectives gathered that Mrs
Mayheld may have been killed when
she attempted as peacemaker in a
fight between her employer and an
other man, as yet unidentified.
Police were called to the Custer
home when two small boys saw two
men carrying a wOman's body from
the house and attempted to secrete
il under the telephone poles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-18
Fishing the Air

written The Times inter-
want to talk TO engineer ABOUT
except Sunday Many
letters have been received would be impossible
to Gala at every nom and
most popular musical comedy staI 0ua ooe
heaters Vtapnone
10 be heard at O'Clock Tuesday night over WF Miss Sander
nc Cr1n Offer a
featured the program that the
presents from San FRANCISCO TUESDAY
wide hookup OF stations
of the broadcasting system
colorfuI Neapohan Nights
d several months ago another the NBC system returns
tuesday night to original hooup MIC system 9eaded by
o'clock.
Tschakowsy featured
the next Genia Fonarov soprano and concert
orchestra system Tuesday night at O'Clock
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-18
Fiuht Annexation

Residents of the First precinct OF
Center township will meet at the
home of Bert Wilhelm, 2106 South
Emerson avenue, Thursday night to
further consider moves to prevent
annexation of that territory to the
city.
A committee is obtaining sigma
lures on a remonstrance to be pre-
sented city council. Signatures Of
IS per cent Of residents will kill the
annexation plan. Attorneys for
residents plan to incorporate the
territory into a a town if necessary
to avoid annexation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-18
Cinders Draw Protests

Property owners. who request the
street commissioner Office for
cinders on unimproved streets not
always are satisfied after they get
them, according to Clay Britton,
clerk.
Several truck loads of cinderS
were spread on Sanders street south
Of Dawson street following receipt
Of a request for cinders.
A few hours later the street COM
missicner's phone was buzzing with
complaints that the cinders con-
tanned "tacks.'
1t was discovered that the Negro
truck driver obtained the cinders at
an Upholstering plant.
Britton said the cinders were
hauled away and gravel substituted.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-18
CITY MANAGER
GROUP TO HOLD
WARD MEETINGS
Series to Last Until Nov. S.
Election Starts Friday
Night.

A series of ward meetings which
will extend TO the Nov. election
will be begun by the indianapolis
City Manager League Friday night
with a meeting at the home of Mrs.
Jack Carter, 101 South Elder ave-
nue..
Precinct organizers of the flf-
teen wards will attend, according
tc Mrs. Elsa Huebner Olsen, organ
izer of women. John w. Esterllne
will speak on THE Spirit of the
City Manager Plan" and Claude H.
Anderson on the Campaign Or
ganiza ton"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-18
Council Defends Dignity

City councilnaen are determined to
have the appearance Of council
chamber at city hall "in keeping
with their dignity
Councilman Robert E. Springsteen
requested City Clerk William A.
Boyce Jr. to have city hall custo-
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PAGE Z
1870 ?. NJ.

-io.30 P. NJ a.
wENR fs70l Chieago--Aike snd Hermann
comedy sketch.
wCCO lsl0l. Minneapolis-st. Paul-Dun.
stedter's orchestra.
ABC Network-AIever's orchestra TO KFAB
WHO. VII. WRHM.
-IO.45 P. NJ
WISE l74nl- AtlantA- eoncert
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wGN .C72ol. chloaEo-Dream Ship: dance
! music
wJR j750). Detroit-Graystone group;
organ.
wMAQ $50. Chicago-Dance orchestra
tthree hoursb
wsB i74ot Atlanta--Arlos n Andy.
I WTAM tl070l overwhelmingly.
| WTMJ Lf2dl. NfilWau kea-Melodv market
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-18
CITY DOCTOR SPEAKS
Spinal Irritation" Is Subject of
Convention Address.

Convention Address.
BIZ Times SPECIAL
PITTSBURGH, June l8.-Dr.
William P. Best OF indianapolis,
recording secretary and chairman OF
the section on the practice Of medi-
cine and and pediauics, aroused
interest at she National Eclectic
Medical Association session here to-
day by q discussion Of the prevail
ing disability from radiculitis, which
is commonly known as spinal irrita-
ton"
He has made this disease a special
study for forty years and has writ
ten many essays on the subject.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-18
City Stations

WFBM Q230)
indianapolis Power and Light Company
Tuesday
4.15-Arthur J. Beriault drama period.
4.45-J!m and walt
.00-Newscssting.
5.05-Sslcn Trio and Soloist.
.3o-CellaT knights lCBSl.
5.59-LOnEine's time, by Julius c. Walk
& Son
90 to 7:00-silent by order federal
radio commission.
7.oo-Old Gold. Paul Whiteman hour
s:oo-Vo voice of Columbia CcBsl.
e;o0-wFBM Music Box. Kruse Radio. Inc.
i000-Jim ana Walt.
10 .l5Concert trio.
I0.30-Longine' time. BY julius G. Walk &
son: the Columnist; weather
WKBF QAOO)
(Hoosier Athletic Club
Tuesday
5o0-Lste news bulletins and sports.
6.30-Diuuner concert.
7.00-Studio program.
S00-Don Herr Company.
6.30-Studio ensemble.
9.O0-ADollo theater.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-18

HIGH SPOTS OF TUESDAY NIGHTS PROGRAMS
70O-WEAF and NBC Network-The Poters
7.oo-WABC and CHS Network-Pau Whteman's orchestra
7:OO-WIW CincnnaSpeca program tracing the history of
8.oo-WABC and CHS Network-voice of Columbia
9.0O-WEAF and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hour.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-18
Street to Be Improved

City Engineer A. H. Moore today
was to proceed with plans for i'm
proving English avenue between
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-18

An
8.00-NBC system f1VJZl-The Blue
Birds 70 kWk WREN
NBC System tWEAFl Ma Ional
home hour
9.00-Coiumbia NetworE-Ida Bailey Al
Len.
NBC System CWEAFD - Your
Child
9-I5-NBC system lWEAFl-Household in
stltu-e.
l2-00-NBC system (CentraD-Farm and
Home hour.
1.s5-WofAQ. Ch.cago-Cubs vs.. ST. Louis
also WGN. VIGIL
WLW. Cinciunati-Cincinnau vs..
Pirates.
2o0-NBC System CWEAF l--''Out OF the
VEST 70 WRC. We -. WV.
5.15-WCCO. AlnneapoliS-S-. Paul-Min-
neapOlis VS. Louisville.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-18
Dial >l,iSterS
All references Are Central Standard TimeI

NBC system-clceuot Eskimos to KYw.
WAS. WGY. wRC.
wJR l750). Detroit-Manuel Girls.
NBC system-Syneomatics to WLW. KDkA.
WMAQ l67ol. Chicago-Varleties.
$50 P. M
WBBM r770), Chicago zavelogue.
WDAF 800. Kansas City-Tank program.
WGY (790). nectady-Concert orches-
NBc Characterization to KYw.
$50 P. M
wNdAQ $50. icaglo-MusicaI program.
WSM $780, Nashvllle-PreSentaU
WSB (740), Atlanta-Finance program.
g P. NJ.
Columbia overwhelmingly orchestra
NBc system-R-K-o Vaudeville hour to
wENR (s7o), Chicago-variety program.
wen (72O). Chicago-TomoTrow Trib.;
WIZ l756jj. Observation-Disclosures Gang.
NBC System-Slumber music to KDKA.
WMAQ (67el Chicago-Amos n Andy;
$50 P. NJ
wDAF C6lOl, Kansas city--Cook Boys.
WGN (720l. Chicago-Goldkette' or
chestra: Nighthawks.
WJR (750l. Detroit News-Amos N Andy.
MWAQ l670). Chicago-Concert crchestra.
10 P. NJ
XIV 1920. Chicago-Panico's orchestra.
ABC- Network-History sketch to WHO,
KMBo $500. Kansas otty-studio pro-
KPRc $500. Houston-studio.
KNOX (lo9Ol, St. Louis---Varied program,
WCCO 800. Minneapolis-St. Paul-The
wpAF I6I0], Kansas City-Amos "A Andy;
wGR $500. Bufalo-News; Buffalo SYM
phony.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-18

Southeastern avenue and Brookville
road.
Several property owners withdrew
their names when the city agreed to
pay 33 1-3 per cent Of the cost Of
the improvement.
The board plans to pave between
the present asphaltic concrete strips
and resUface the present ribbons. .
Material men have waged a bitter
war for the contract on the new
pavement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-18
WV C700l CINCINNATI

NLW (1oos ClNClNNAIA
P NJ
4.00-Five O'clock Hagaiians.
z.30-Livesi ock reports.
4:40-Polly and Anna.
5.00-Children's Corner.
s .30-Dyn2cone Diners.
5.55-Basebau scores.
5.59-Weather announcement
S.DO-Purol Band Concert (NRC).
6:3O-Sohio program (Cleve.)
7:IlDoe Talk bvy Dr.. Glenn Adams.
7:3O-Dutch Master Ministries (NBCl.
s:0D-William Oilomatic program (NBC)
s:30-Troutdsle in the Pines.
a:00-Weather Forecast.
The Hermann Instrumental Trio
with Melville Ray
s:se-Henrv Fillmore's band. with Nike.
the Radio Hound.
10.00-Henry ThieS' orchestra.
I0:30-Los Anigos-A program for Latin
America.
II oo-Johnny Ramps Kentucky Serensd-
erS.
II :30-Organ.
Il. 00-Midnight; sign of.
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--Tuesday-
II P. M
KYw 1920, cago-Network program.
Columbia Network-Old Gold Whiteuan
orchestra to WBBM, WOWO, WFBM
WGN. WGY.
WIS 800. Chicago-CrosIey presentation
NBC System-"The College Drug Store" to
KDKA. WJR, KYW
WAIAQ (670l. Chicago-Pratt and Sher-
man.
$50 P M
NBC System-Dutch Master Minstrels to
KDKA.
B P. M
Columbia Network-Voice Of Columbia to
WFBM.
WENR (87ol. Chicago-symphony band.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-18

dian oil the chairs before the next
meeting $50 the squeaks won't
drown out the conversation.
yes, and while you're at it you
might tell them to dust off these
desks before every meeting. They
look dirty to me-" asserted Albert
Meurer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-18

Heat nuts before using, to give
them a sweet flavor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-18
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Nm
TOO 70 9.o0-Pep Unlimited Club
9-O1-Jim and Walt.
9.30-Tda Bailey allen fCBSl.
lQ-lJ-Au1t Samnvs hour
1l-0O-FUller- Ryde morning musicale.
Il CO-Patterns N Prints fCBsl.
2.00-WABC musical comedy (CBS).
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commission
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fHoosier Athletic Club
"Wednesday
s.O0-Hone complete program.
lo-00-staudard Nut Margarine cooking
1o1s-StudIo program.
-25-Interesting bits OF history. courtesy
Of Indianapolis public library
10-30-Live STOCK and grain market;
weather and shippers forecast
l0.40-WKBF shopping service.
WLW 600 CINCINNATI
-wednssday-
5,15-Top o. the Mornin'
6-f5-Old Man Sunshine fNBCl-
b-5J-O-gar program.
7-00-AbsorbiUe Jr exercise program.
7-30-Morulng devotion conducted by Dad
Eersner Of = u. c. a.
8-00-Crosley WOman's hour. with mu-
sicale cooking chat poems. house
hold hints and instructive talksl-
q-Go-ECrClrC musicale.
Solves took reports
9-40-TLG Morning Mail.
20 QO-Nrro musicale
I0.I5-Nl-iCrv g. Irene
1880 Weather. river. market ard police
reports
l1-5S-TlUe signals
~ 00-OrEan program by Pat Gillick.
j. 3o-Eotel Gibson orchestra
II
l2.ul-T07n and Country.
u l5-LlFes took port.
- l3-MarEer report
l2-SJ-MaGDec Players.
l-l5-Stc-ks
20-S-El or
I.45- Baseball game, Cincinnati vs. Pitts
bur7l.
331-AnEelus trio
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-01-18

enough yet to come back to school.
She has been out since the first
part of November.
The George Neufeld family
moved to town last Saturday.
Carl went with his folks, to enter
the town school, Elsie is staying
at Bartels. She will continue
school in the country until next
semester.
Peter Newfeld, Arnold Wiebe
aand Evelyn Bartel received Pal
mel Method buttons.
The pupils have been doing a
great deal of outside reading.
Elsie Neufeld heads the list with
twelve books, Arnold Wiebe is
second with five books. We are
glad to see them take such an
interest in reading.
The language classes have n
day a week for picture study.
This seems to be the best day of
all for them. The fourth and fifth
grades are keeping a picture note
book.
Our bad English Box" has
proven to be a success. 1t
teaches the children to watch
their own language on the play
ground " at home, as we'll as in
school They have conquered the
common errors, as "aint," John
he" II and him." etc.