Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 261, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 March 1925 — Page 23

I'riday, March 13,1925

TRAVELING MUSEUM ANSWERS QUESTIONS Interesting Exhibits and Movies to Supplement Studies in Public Schools of Indianapolis,

How does a grasshopper sing? Did you know your linen handkerchief opce grew on a stem in a Held of flax? Has it occurred to you that this paper was once perhaps part of a tall tree in the Canadian Rockies? These ar® some of the interest stimulatorp answered by exhibits on nature study, history, science and other subjects provided by the department of visual education of Indianapolis public schools. More than 15- exhibits, composed of stereograph, stereopticon slides, motion picture films, charts, photographs and actual objects, are being prepared for a traveling museum for Indianapolis grade schools under the direction of Murray Dalman, head of the department of research. Stopy of Bee The history of the bee, its birth, activities, methods of gathering honey and its physical construction is minutely explained. In the exhibit, carried in two large cases, are cor lbs of honey, parts of hives, and parts of the bees themselves. In the exhibit on flax, how the children of School 65 raised flax is to and The processes in preparing the flax, bleaching it and twisting t are iilus>rated by the flax Itself and how it is made into linen is shown in pictures. A similar story of silk is told. Artificial silk-making also Is illustrated.

BiCKNELL MINE IDLENESS OVER Cooperative Plan Is Being Adopted. Bv United Prett BICKNELL, Ind., March I.V While District eleven officials of the United Mine Workcrfi of ! America continue to put out stto ments aetacklng the co-operative mine idea, miners of two shafts here continue tbeir operations under the co-operatiVv plan, declaring that each jay shows their returns to equal the union scale, plus sn operating profit. President-elect Tyler G. Lawton has declined to make any statement on the issue, even though he has read the statement of President John Hessler, assailing the cooperative mining idea as inimical to the best interests of union miners. I But the commissary maintained Lv •„ to feed idle miners during months of dull times in this mining field has closed down. The men arc back at work—steadily as of old. FOUR COMMIT SUICIDE Despondency Over 111 Health Is Assigned in Each Case. Bu Timet Special SOUTH BEND, Ind.. March 13. Four were dead In this section of the Stato today, suicides. Despondency over ill health was assigned in all four cases. Frank A. Richards, 59, of Millersburg, shot and killed himself. Joseph Kellogg, farmer near Monon, blew out his brains with a shotgun. Louis Greenberg of Hammond hung himself in his home. Gustave Ramback, 86, of Michigan City, was found dead in a gas-filled room. Neighbors to Initiate One hundred candidates will be initiated at the second quadriennial meeting of the Indiana State Camp Royal Neighbors of America at the Denison Tuesday and Wednesday. Business sessions, dances and an exhibition drill by Marion Camp Modern Woodmen of America, in char** of H. E. Argus, are scheduled for the four hundred persons expected. New Grek Church Proponed A campaign is under way to raise funds for construction of anew Greek Orthodox Church in Indianapolis as result of ameeting Thursday night of the Knights of St. George. Among the sites considered is a lot at Twenty-First St. and Capitol Ave. Forty-Three Persons Baptised Appeals by Fred Francis Bosworth, Chicago evangelist, resulted in baptism of forty-three persons Thursday night at the Cadle Tabernacle. Those who were immersed in the large tank at the front of the platform included th rty women, eleven men and two boys. EDISON Phonographs and Records. CARLIN MUSIC CO. 143 E. Wash. Bt. MA In 2360.

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In every instance where it is practical the child is told of Indianapolis Arms or people connected with the product. The Real Silk hosiery mills, its industry and management are depicted. The school board now owns flfteen semi-portable motion picture machines used in displaying a film library which is constantly growing, Dalman said. The processes of making paper, rubber products, cotton, wool, beverages, wood products, telephones and pottery are enly a few of the subjects to each of which an exhibit la allotted. / With the use of up-to-date machinery a dark room is not needed to show the pictures, Dalman said. Chemist Helps Dalman has been assisted by Miss Carrie' Frances of the visual education department and Roderic H. Rge, 4812 College Ave. Miss Frances aids in research work and in compiling facts to accompany the exhibits. Rae was in the chemical warfare service of Great Britain. His handdrawn and painted butterflies, be># and grasshoppers form an invaluable part of the exhibits, according, to Dalman. Under history the department is compiling photographs of Indianapolis from its earliest days to the present, Dalman said.

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Today’s Best Copyright, 1925. bv United Prett WGY, Schenectady (896.6 M) and WJY, New York (40S.L*i> 8:16 P. M-. SkV— Radio drama, “Just Suppose,” by WGY players. WEE I, Boston (475.9 M) 8:30 P. M., EST—Debate, Boston “U.” vs. Dartmouth. WFAA, Dallas (476.9 M) 8:30 P. M., CST—Belcanto Male Quartet. KWO, Portland (491.5 M) 10:30 P. M. t PCST—Hoot Owls. KYW, Chicago (685.4 M) 1 A. M., CST—lnsomnia Club. Radio Programs 5:30 P. M.—WCAE (401.3). Pittsburgh——Dinner concert. WCCO (418.4). Minneapou* 9t. Paul—Children # hour; aporte. WKEI (475.9) Boston—Big Brother Clup. WON (370.2), Chicago—fikeezlx time: organ. WHN (30: .21? New York —Almanac orchestra. WOR (406.2) Newark—“Man in the Moon" • lories. 5:45 P. M, —WOC (483.0/. Davenport. lowa—Chimes concert. 6:00 V. M.—WBCN 1266). Chicago—Juvenile hour. WDAF (305.0). Kansas City. Mo.—Address: story lady: irianon Park Lane Hotel Orchestra. WQAW t 026), Omaha—“ Uncle Ross.” WOR (405.2). Newark—“ Music While You Dine." WCX (510.9). Deu-oit—Musical program. 6:15 P. M. —KDKA (309.1), East Pittsburgh—Stockman. Radio children. WTAY (253). Oak Pgrk. 111.—-Organ musicals, one hour. 6:30 P. M.—WCAE (401.3). Pittsburgh —Uncle Kaylwe. Mustc. WON (37<Tz), Chicago—-Drake ensemble; . Blackstone WGR (319), Buffalo —Lopez Orchestra, one hour. WJY (405.2), New York—Orchestra. WLS (344.0 V. Chicago —Organ. WNYC. (620) New York—Police alarms: sport analysis. WOO (508.2), time fiddlin'. WFAA (475.9), Dalis*— Honey boy s Orchestra. WOAW (520), Omaha—Pat s Melody Boys. 7:09 P. M.—CNRT (400). Toronto—Vocal: Billon trio. WAHG (316.0). Nsw "'’ork—Pianist, birytone. cellist, soprano. WBCN (260), CM car o—Economists studio, two hours. WCAP (488.5). w ish-ing-ton—Science of the week. Wv'T 394.6), Philadelphia—Book review. Arnold Abbott: ,music. WEAR (389.4), Cleveland— Jvaforq Glen's Orchestra. WEBH (37(5 2). Cnlc.Nro—Tenor, ©riole Orchestra. WCEE (276.1 L_Elrin lU—“Bosss Own Orchestra. wEli (476.9). Boston—Program. WGAZ i275). South Bend—Denny's Collegians; pianist: vocalist. WGR (319). Buffalo—Recital by D. Wetmore and M. Freeman. WHB (365.6) Kansas City. lio.—Scotch program. WHK (273). Cleveland —Musical program, two and a half hours. WQJ (447.6) Chicago—Rainbow Orchestra; violinist. WJZ (454.3) .New Jork— Wall Street Jourogl. tVWJ (352.7). Detroit—Concert from New York. WGY (379.5) Schenectady, N. Y.—Drama. “Just Suppose ’’ 7:15 P. At—KDKA (809.1). Egst Pittsburgh—Address. concert. WCAP (483.5) Washington—To be announced. WHK (273). dSeveland—Musical program. two hours. WJJD (302.8). Moose-

tu £ S:BO—WGN-—WOR. 6:OO—WDAF—WOAW. 6:IS—KDKA. 6:3O—WCAE. 7:OO—WCAP—WGY. 7:IS—KDKA—WOAW. 7:3O—WSUI. B:3O—WCAL.

heart. 111.—Solos by Mooseheart child. WJY (405.2), New York—Address: mueie. WOAW (526). Omahar—Sport events. 7:30 P. M. —CNRT (400). Toronto —Novelty Club Troops. WBAP l *75.0), Ft. Worth—Hawaiian Trio. WCAE (4J1.3), P.ttsburgh—Veterans of Foreign Wars prograii.'. WCCO (419.41. Minneapolia-St. Paul—Tax lecture. WEE I (475.9 L. Boston—Debate. Eos ton University and Dartmouth Collect. WHAS (308.8), Louisville—Muslcale. WHO (529). Dee Moines, lowa—Baritone; concert selections. wNYC (629). New York—Danoe music. WOO (508.2). W"r. h te r “i.w. sl s^-.asisss fame. 7:45 P. M.—WHA (636.4) . Madison. Wle.—Musicals. 8:00 P. M. —KFDM (816.6), Beaumont. Texas—Bank, three hour*. KFKB (273). Milford. Keh KFKB Orchestra; lecture. WBAV (298.8). Columbus— Muslcale, two hours. WCAY (299). Milwaukee. Wls.—-Orchestra; vocal. WCCO (416.4), Mlnneapolis-St. PaulReal Estate Board program. WDAF (895.9), Kansas City. Mo. —Popular procram. WEEI (475.8). Boston— Colonial Club Orchestra. WGN (370.2). Chicago—Claaelcal hour. WGR (319). Buffalo—Aator Orchestra. WLB (344.9). Chlcajo—Evening farm program. WMAI) (447.5). Chicago—Farm program. WOC (483.6), Davenport. lowa —Galesburg quartet. WOS (4408). Jefferson City, Mo.—Dairying address, musical wS6 Atlanta—Music. WTAS (30".6), Elfin. 111.—Orchestra. two hour*. >7PO (299.5). Atlantic City—Studio recltel. 8:20 P. 61.—KYW (635.4). Chicago— American Farm Bureau. 8:26 P. M.—WOO (50f,2). PhiladelphiaVocal program. 8:30 P. M,—WCAL (336.8). Northflald. Minn.—Book talk. WFAA (4758). Dallae—Muslcale. WHN (261.2). New York—Crystal Palace Oreheetra. WCAE (461.3). Pittsburgh—Baritone. WMC (498.7). Memphis—To oe announced. 9:00 P. M.—KOA (3224). Denver— Rialto Orchestra. Columbua Trio. KTW Mu ileal orotrim WBCN Chi* —oUaisciU hour. WCAP (466.5),

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Dandngimight 7:OO—WCEE—W’OAZ--B;OO—WDAF —WOR—WTAS. | B:3O—WHN, 9:OO—WCAP—WCX. 9:3(—CNRT—WHN WOO. 9:4S—WJAR--10:0 >—WBCN—WPG. 10:30—WOAW—WFBM. 11:00—WCCX>—WCEE. 11:46—WDAF. Washington—Waroman Park Orchestra, one hour. WCCO (416.4). Mlnnespoha St. Paul—Pa'sr. and R Family WCX (910.9). Detroit —Arcadia Dance Orchestra. WLIT (394.3). Mon,lng Glory Club. WGR T 309), Buffalo—String Quartet. WPG (299.8). Atlantic City—Hotel Amber studio program. 9:10 P. M.— WLS (3440). Chicago— Radio drama. 9:15 P. M.—WM AQ (447.6). Chicago— Mr. and Mrs. Trlgolous. 9:30 P. M.—CNRT (400). Toronto— Romaneirs Orchestra. WBAP (4753). Ft. Worth—R. C. Forman and assisting artists. WGY (379.6). Schenectsif— WGY Orchestra. WHN York—Roseland Academy _ Orchestra WJZ (ifiLfiTT/New , York —Beaux Arts Orchestra. WOI (2ff3), Ames. lowa — Weather report. WOO (506 2). Phlla delphia—Hotel Sylvanle Orchestra. 9.-4 JV P. IC—WJAR (306.9). Providence Blltmore Hotel Orchestra. 10^g,n p : Dance, two hours. KPO (429A). Sen Francisco-—Cleveland Orcheetra. KYW (536.4) Chicago—Contiauai.on of re vue, three and one half hours. WBCN (Jo#). . Chicago—Midway Orchestra. WON (070.9), Chicago—Jaz* skaipprr WGR (319). Buffalo —Supper dance. Lepe* Orcheatra. WLS <344.6), Chi<cago—Musical program. WPG (299.8). Atlantic City—Dance music. WQJ (447.5) Chicago—Ralnbo Orcheetra. steel guitar, four houie. WREO (285.6) Lans<ng. Mich.—Weather report. 10:80 P. M.—WHN (301.2). New Tork— Cnub Alabam revue. WOAW (526). Omaha—Brandi's Orchsstra. 11:00 P. M.—KIT (407). Los Angeles— Studio, one hoy. WEBH (370.2). Chicago—Winter Garden: Oriole Orcheetra.

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WOCO (4X6.4), JHnn#DlUSt Paul— Liu* • urcnettr*. WOKE' (273.1). El--61n7 111.—MidSiTht dance tolie. WSB (428.3). Atlanta—Radiowl Entertainer*. ll:3 P. VI.—WJJD (802.8). Mooeheart. star City, Mo.—-Nig'iihawK* frolic, one and one half hour*. 12:00 P. M.—Kr l (467), Lo Anselc* — Hollywood gin*' concert. KHJ (404.!. Lo* Angele*—Organ 1.-oo A. M.—WQJ (447 J). Chicago—“Hotiy Totiy’' hour. BATL’EDAT, MAECH 14 9:90. 7:00 and 8:00 ▲. M.—KTW (535). Chicago— Mommr eaeralaea. “World Cner every half hour of the day and night.> 7 00 A. M,- —WWJ (352.7). Detroit—Set-ting-up exercleei. 0:35 A. M.—WQN (870.2). Chicago Market report* on \ths hour and half- „ hour until 12 noon> 0:45 A.TC—WCAL (386 0). Northfleld. u yifc*Bv , ™i.. Mtialc. market!. WQJ (447.5). Chicago usfae tam mST* Detroit— t tf—Wi7R°?afb). Buffalo—Hotjl Btaper ensemble, 11:3s A. M.—KYW (5354). Chfcago Table talk for woman. 12 Noon—WCK (860}. Bt. Louie—Muilc, one-half hour. WSB (42873), Atlanta <309.1). Bart tUburgh—Daugherty’* Orchestra. WHAA INDIGESTION, GAS. STOMACHMISERY Chew a few Pleasant Tablets Instant Stomach Relief! The moment "Pape’s Dlapepain" reaches the stomach all distress goes Lumps of indigestion, gases, heartburn, aourneoa, fullness, flatulence, palpitation, vanish. Ease your stomach now! Correct digestion and acidity for a few cents. Druggists sell millions of .packages. -Advertisement. Y

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7:OO—CNRT—WHB. 7:3O—WBAP—WCAE—WHAS. B:OO—KFDM-WOC. B:3O—WCAE. 9:00—KO A—WGR. 9:3O—WGY. 10:00—KF1.

(498). lowa City. lowaUnlyersitv o( lowa talk, one-half hour. WOT (270). .at fcvc*4 l 'fsi hirh.ffl;a----f flea drnce musip. WGR (319). Buffalo —Radio Trade# Association program. WkC 1499 Ji. Memphis—Noonuay rauW.—WON (370.9). Chicago _ S r js e ensemble. Blackatone quintet. S P. M.—WHB (305.0 i. Kansaa City. Mo. —Ladles hour. WMAO i447.'1). Chies/ro—Union league Club forum. WWJ _ (562.7), Detroit—Orchestra. —WCCO (418 4. Minneapolis* „ Bt. Paul—Matinee musleale. 3:00 P. M.—WCk (3001. St. Louis—Mu air WQN (3/0.:’), Chicago—Rocking hair time. WQJ < 447.51 Chicago— _ Kbffee klatsch. one hour 3:.J0 P M.—WCAE (401.3). Pittsburgh— Rendezvous Orchestra. WDAF (305 0). Kansaa City, Mo.—Star TTio. one hour.

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WFBM Indianapolis MERCHANTS HEAT & LIGHT COMPANY (Wave Length 268 Meters) Tonight 6:30 P. M. —Gus Edwards Athletic Club Orchestra, Dinner program. Two hours. 10:30 P. M.—Gus Edwards Athletic Club Orchestra, dance program, two hours.

4:06 r. tL—WHAS (399.8). Louiaville— Almo Theater organ. 5:00 P. >I.—KDKA (300.1). East Pittsburgh—Wrstinrhouse Band. WBZ (333.1). Springfield. Mags.—Dinner concert. WCX (510 91. Detroit—Ooldkette's ensemble. WEAK (491.51. New York—Dinner concert, boys' stones, musical program six hours. WGR (319). Buffalo—Hallpryd String Quartette, one and one half hours. WHK (2831. Cleveland—Radiogram#. Stillwell's Orcheatra. WSB (428.3). Atlanta—Bonnie Barnhardt. WTAM <389.4). Cleveland—Spllalny's Orchestra 3:OB I*. M.—WIP (508.2). Philadelphia— Dinner concert. 5:16 P. M.—WOR (405.2). Newark—Music While You Dine."

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FARMER TO FACE TRIAL Caught at Detroit After Being Missing for Year. Bv Timet Special RUSHVILLE. Ind., March 13. George F. Billings, farmer, who has been missing for a year, and whose estate has been in court involving bankruptcy, is detained in jail in Detroit, Mich.,-and is to be removed to Newcastle to face trial in the Henry Circuit Court. The charge against him is fraudulent statements In order to obtain credit. Billings left home a year ago, disappearing mysteriously at the time, and after his departure several law suits were filed here against him. Solder Merely Holds The proper way to use solder is to first make the joint as tight as possible and then use a minimum of solder to hold the joint together. The function of solder in a receiving set is not to make electrical contact, but to preserve a good contact which has already been made. Nearby Meta! Spoils Loop Directional loops are hampered in reception by metal structures or parts of buildings. The magnetic properties of nearby metal diminish receiving qualities of loop antenna.

FIBRE Furniture Our new spring styles of fibre furniture crry many improvements over last year. Different coverings acd different, seat springs. You will be Interested to see the “Spider Web” spring construction which is absolutely anew feature for 1925. Three-piece Suites Chaira, Rockers, Davenports, Table*. EasjrTerms

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DRIVERS ASKED TO WATCH STATE ROAD CONDITIONS Weather Plays Havoc With Non-Rigid Type Highways. Weather conditions are changing so rapidly that heavy busses and trucks are asked to observe posters on no-rigid type roads rather than be guided by advance reports of the condition a certain section of road is expected to be in. State highway officials said today in ponding out the department’s weekly traffic bulletin to guide traffic on roads of the State road system. Must Use Judgment. For instance, a road may be in excellent shape with most of the frost gone today, and in two days afterwards a heavy rain would place it in such condition that heavy trucks would have to be prohibited for an hour or so. Th jrefore traffic is asked to use judgment in the matter of heavy loads following heavy rains or warm weather during which surfaces are thawing. Surface conditions, detours, etc.. for the week of March 14-20 are set forth as follows: • No. 1 (New Albanv. Indiananolis. South bend. Mtcbiran Una) Pavement from Franklin via Tndlananolia to Pern. Exercise at new bridge fill eeven milea north of Kokomo. At Seymour tom right at corner of Tipton and O Brien Sts . following-mark-ed detour via Chestnut Ridge to No. 1. at seven milea north of Crotheravtlle. Parts of detour alternate from soft to rough. Two Bridge Detour* No 0 (Madison. Greenaburg. Indianapolis. Lafayette. Oxford). Pavement from Indianapolis to Shelbmyvtil* with detoura around two bridge projects. Because one of these detours is very bad., n*w detour thirteen miles long past both prolect* has been marked. SheThyvUle-lndlanapoli# traffic advised to take county road at Shelbyvllle to Fountalntown. thence to Indianapolis on 39 Use pavement from Indianapolis to 3.7 miles north of Lebanon thence detour back to pavement. Detour at six miles north of Lebanon west through Thomtown and back to No. 0 at .three miles north of Thomtown. Short detour to east at four miles north of Thomtown. Last detour impassable in wet weather. Lebanon-Lafayetle traffic advised to take No. 44 from Lebanon via Frankfort to Roseville, thence on 29 to Lafayette No. 22 (English. PaolLMitchell, Bedford. Bloominrton. Martinsville. Indianapolis) Pavement between Indianapolis and Martinsville with two detoura and one run around. Between Paoli and English are seventeen mile* of earth surface Impassable to autos at this time. Avoid soufh of Grantsburg account construction. Drive carefully past grading .gangs between Bloomington and Martinsville. CHECKS FOR TRUSTEES Fire Marshall’s Office Pays for Reporting Blazes. Office force of Newman T. Miller, State Are marshal, today was preparing vouchers totaling $4,025.13 In payment of township trustees throughout the tSate for reporting fires. Checks will be mailed begin ning March 15. Payment of this service was delayed last year because the State auditor refused to acknowledge legality of claims.

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