Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 243, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1925 — Page 11

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• J HOUR HOUR HI M m the convenient program for the radio fan. 111 ■ KNOW WHAT’S IN THE AIR ANY HOUR. TIMES PROmmSLM mml A A GRAMS START DAILY aT6:3O P. M. AND CONTINUE FOR iKVißvmHr TWENTY-FOUR HOURS. (ALL CENTRAL STANDARD TIME)

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Oopvriaht, togs, bu United’ Ptett WJZ, New York (545.3 M) 8:40 P. M. EST—Charles M. Coisrboin organist. KTHS, Hot Springs (874.8 M). 8:30 P. M. CST —Elks Club minstrels KOA. Denver (323.4 M), 8 P M. EST-—Oratorio “St. Paul.” WJY. New York (406.2 M), 8:30 P. M. EST—Philadelphia string quartet. WOAW, Omaha (526 M), 9 P. M. CST—Club program. Radio Programs FRIDAY. FEB. 20 0:80 P. ML.—WCAE (462). Pittsburgh — Dinner concert. WCCO (419.3), Mlnne-apolls-St, Paul —Children • hour, sports. WE El (SO3). Boston—Blr Brother club. TON (370 j. Chicago—Skeezlx time, organ. WOR (406). Newark—“Man In the Moon” stories. 6:00 P. M. —WBCN (266). Chicago-Ju-venile hour. WDAF (414.1). Ka isas City, Mo.—Address, story lady, TrUnon Ensemble. WEEI (303). Boston —'smfonian Orchestra. WIP (609). Philadelphia.—Uncle Wip. w OAW (622 TANARUS, Omaha — Uncle Ross. WOR (406), Newark—‘‘Music while you dine.” WWJ (617). Detroit—Orchestra. 6:15 p. M.—KDKA (309). Bstst Pittsburgh —Stockman, re die children,

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6:30 P: M.—WCAE,,(462) Pittsburgh--Drake Blackiton'e Quintet. slit’'■teFtasr teases: lo*ft—Aiawaiin music. 7:00 P. M. —WAHG (316). Ling Island- ‘ Pianist, baritone, cellist, soprano. WBCN (260). Chicago—Economist studio, two s .rS.tr 1 - wLr^nssr: ISSEi“N;LUi7i“* r p%n™“' 276). South Bend, In. — *,?' irians Dianiata, vocalist. WHB (o 00). langaaCity Mo.—Musical prorram. WHK (283). Cleveland—Musical procram two and one-half hours, WL/S5 11)46) Chicago—Lullaby time, Walther Leasui. Wqs (448). Chicago—Ratnbo Orchestra steel guitar, songs. wuu (484), Davenport, lowa—- Sandman a visit, educational talk. 7:15 P. M.—KDKA (309). East Pittsburgh—Address, concert. WOT (3KOL ftph<*nf<*tadv—-Drama 1 Harvest. WHK \ (2M) Cleveland —Musical program two 'hours. WJJD (303). Mooseheart. 11l - Solos by Mooseheart children. WJY

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(406). New York—Address music. 7:30 P. W.—CNRT (4001. Toronto—Canada Male Qusriet. WBAP (476), ftWorth Dinner music. WCAE (an-). Pitßbmgli—Knijfht of program WCCO (470). Mtncapolis St. Paul—Ta* lecture. North American Uentcnnlo. WEEI (470). Boston—Gilchrist Quartet WOR (319), Buffalo—Recital. WHAS ” (399). L )^k* vil ;T^ S I haW DM Melody Makers. WHO (620). De Moines lowa—Williamson Brothers Danro mus^ Y WOO 2 ( 6()9) 1 Fox Studio urogram WCX (oioi. Ysr>Wanamaker concert, featuring organ and 7:45! M.—WHA (636). Madison. Wis. — Readings of old Beowulf verse.

6:307 r GN—WGR 7:00 —WAHG —WHB 7:BO—CNRT—WCAE B:OO—KFDM—KSD B:3O—WFAA 9:OO—WBCN—WEMC 9:3O—WGY 10:00—KFI

8 P. M.—KFDM (316). Beaumont, Texas —Band, three hour*. KFKB (286). MiUord, Kan.—KFKB Orchestra, lecture. KOA (322). Denver —Musicale. KSD (546). St. Louis, ni.— College Glee Club. WBAV (290). Columbus— Musicale. two hours. WCAY (260), Milwaukee, Wla. —Orchestra. vocal. WCCO (410), Minneapolis-St. Paul— Sigma Alpha lota Sorority. WEEI (476), Boston—All Saints Choir. WON (870). Chicago-Classical hour. WOK (319), Buffalo—Yoklo Dance Orchestra. WHO (620), Dea Moines—B. A. program. WLS (845). Chicago—Evening farm program. W'MAQ <44’ T . 5/, Chi-cago—-wide Awake program. WMC (600), Memphis—Bedtlr.ie stories by Uncle Percy. WOC (483), Davenport. lowa—Musicale, WPS (440). Jefferson

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dtf. Mo.—Shorthorn cattle, fine arts music, WBB 1460.2). Atlanta—Music. WTAS (803). E<gin, 111. —Terrace Orchestra, songs, four hours. 8:20 P. M.—KYW (636). Chicago—Amer--B:2sa‘pFaM^5 a ‘p Fa M^- I \VCK) U (609). Philadelphia— Vocal program. WCAL (827), Northfield. Minn.—Book talks. 8:30 P. M.—WFAA (470). Dallas—Program by Texas Pen Women. WHN (360), New York —Crystal Palace Orchestra. WMC (600). Memphis—Brit--9 Chicago—-Midnight Revus. one hour. XVAHQ ISIG) Long Island—Musical program WBCN (-061. Chicago—Classical, one hour. WCAP (469). Washington—Wardman Park Orchestra. three hours. WCCO 1410). Minneapolis-St, Paul— Pas * *• Family. W(3x (610). Detroit—Arcadia Dance Orchestra. W LIT (Jo>. Phidalelphia—Morning Glory Club, three hours. WEEI (303). Boston —Sinlonian's Orchestra. WEMC t ~ Springs, Mich.—Lighthouse Choir, Bible chat. WOR (319).‘ Buffalo-—Larkin String Orchestra. WJY i406), Now York—Music. WOAW (620). Omaha — Omaha College Club. _ . 9:10 ICM.—WLS (346). Chics* .' —Radio drama. 8:15 P. M. —WMAP (447.6). Chicago— Hyde Park Treble Glee Club. 9:30 P. M.--WBAP (470) Ft. Worth—- “ Red Hot Ramblers.” "Pied Piper Hamlin." WGY (380), Schenectady— WGY Orchestra. WHN (3t)o).”New York—Roseland Orchestra. WOI (3*l|). Ames. lowa —Weather report. WOO (606). Philadelphia—Hotel Sylvan!, Orchestra. . _ 9:45 I*. M.—WJAR (360). Providence — Biltmore Hotel Orchestra. 10:00 P. M.—KFi <409). Los AngelroProgram. one hour. KFKB (280). M.i ford. Kan. —Dance, two hours. V.HJ (404). Los Angeles— Music two hours KYW (536). Chicago—ContlnuHtio. ot Revue, three and one-half hours. W 3CN (200). Chicago—Midway Orchestra. WON (370). Chicago—Jax* kn W"‘ c.io hour. WGR (319) Buffalo- -Supp.- dance. Lope® Orchestra. WLS 3.‘6). Chicago—Musical program QJ (445). Chicago—Ralnbo Or avstra steel guitar, lour hours. WREO (2B0), Lansing. Mich.—Weather report WNYC (620) New York —Roosevelt Orchestra. 10:30 Pi M.—WHN < 360 K New Yor*— Club Alabam Revue WOAW (^OS). n“fift Sf.-WMK (.70). "‘."".SISSiI S,:-“ *MC (5001 Memphis—Midnight frolic. WSB (450 2) Atlanta —Radiowl entertainer*. KPO (423). fan Francisco—One-act lliaSLr. M. —WJJ.I (303). v n!Srt7CSWKPf?> 2S Mo. Nlghthswks. one and one-quarter KJBwV M.—KFI (49).,L0# Anele— Angeles—-Orgwn'* P^1 ,w'A hIS M.-m HoUywood. Cal —Hotel Ambassador Orchestra. SATURDAY. FEB. 21 “ ” W (H ,and '.“• 7 *A.* WWJ (352). Detroit— -SettingA" e^— WGN ,370). Chicago—Wheat 9-Ift l I . bl ’M?-- , WC AL Northfleld, .srte^poii* t , Bt Fa^l_vvb i , v* C 17294). Columbus — U music, market. WQJ (498). Cbtcagou7 e A eC ?^WGR° n ( SUM. • Buffalo—Ho11^8 Sl (630). ChlcagoTable talk for women WOd (483). Davennort. low a—Chi mes • WSB (456.2). Atlanta so.' a S, p er M i (509). Est

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burgh Orchestra. WBAA (49C). lowa City, of ’lowa, talk, one-half hour WOI (300). Ames. lowa—-College Chimes, address. 1:30 P. M.—WCAE (402). Pittsburgh— Tea Dance Music. WMC (509). Memphis—Noonday Musical. _ , 1:40 P. M.—WOK (370). Chicago—Drake ensemble. Blacksione quintet. 2:00 P. M. —WHB (414.11. Kansas City. Mo.—Ladies’ hour. WMAQ (447.5). Chicago—Union Lfague Club Korum. WWJ (517) Detrcit—Orchestra. 3:00 P. M.—WON (370). Chicago—Rocking chair time. WQJ (448). Chicago—"Koffee Klatsen." one hour. 8:30 P. ML—WCAE < 402). Pittsburgh— Rendezvous Orchestra. WDAF (414.1), Kansas City—Star Trio, one hour 4:00 P. M.—WHAS (399). LouisriUe— Alamo Theater organ. 5:00 P. M.—KDKA (309). East Pittsburgh—Childrens stories, sports. WBZ (337). Spring6-“Id. Msss—Dinner concert. WCX (61. '. Detroit—Dlnnwr concert. WEAF (4k 2). New York—Dinner concert, boys’ stones, musical program, six hours. WGR (319). Buffalo--Hall-pyru String Quartet, one and one-halt hour. WHK (283). Cleveland —Radiograms. Stillwell’s Orchestra, WSB (450.2 L Atlanta —Bonnie Barnhardt. news. WTAM (390). Cleveland —Royal Canadians' Orchestra.

Danringlmighf 7:OO—WGAZ 7:3O—WHAS 8:00—WG R—WTAS 8:30 —WHN 9:OO—WCAP—WLIT 9:BO—WBA P—WHN—WOO 10:00 —WBCN—WGN — —WQJ 10:30—WOAW—WHN 11:00—WMC 11:45—WDAF

5:05 P. M.—WIP (509). Philadelphia— Dinner dance. 5:15 P. M.—WOR (406). Newark —"Musio While You Dine." Air Chisel* on Ic NEW YORK—Compressed airdriven chisels are the latest Innovation to clear ice from city sidewalks. Cue of these chisels with a special blade Was used to cut a path from ice several inches thick on the steps of the city hali. The tools also are used to clear ice from sidewalks after the fire department has used a large amount of water in fighting a winter lire.

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SOLONS SET OUT TO CLEAN SLATES 1 Minor Matters Scheduled j for Skids. With consideration of the biennial appropriations measure delayed at least until Monday, the Indiana Legislature today concentrated oa cleaning the slate of a heaVy batch of unimportant matter. Speaker Leslie made an Inslstant demand that all but the really important bills be withdrawn and It was presumed this entreaty would have some effect. In the Senate twenty-five bills were scheduled for passage today. Among them were the Harrison bill, providing a court reporter for the Marion County Juvenile court, which failed to receivft a constitutional maI jority when handed down previously: I two Barker bills repealing the 1911 j State veterinarian laws; the Allj (fredge workrjei.’s compensation bill, I and the Southworth bill providing ] that all automobile license plates shall be made in the Indiana State Prison. *

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