Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 203, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 December 1925 — Page 3

FRIDAY, DEC. 25, 1925

HUGE PARTY IS ARRANGED FOR RAILROAD MEN Local Singer to Be Heard * Over Pennsylvania Radio Program Tuesday. Pennsylvania Railroad employes here next Tuesday will tune in on a huge radio Christmas program broadcast from radio stations ay over the country. Raymond Ball of the trainmaster’s office, a tenor solosits at Roberts Par?* M. 12. church will go to Chicago where he will sing over station WEBIJ. He will be accompanied by Miss June McKee of the division engineer’s office. Approximately seventy-five little parties will be held at the homes of employes who have radios. The program will be broadcast during the afternoon and evening. Thousands to Hear The number of persons employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad is approximately 200,000. Many thousands more will take part In the celebration, since members of employes’ families have been invited to attend. Arrangements for the Christmas party were carried out all. over the system at the suggestion of W. W. LVtterbury, president, who will speak lit the meeting in the Metropolitan L>pera House, Philadelphia, for the I'mployes of the eastern region and "the general offices. Vice Presidents "Elisha Lee and A. J. County will also speak, w’hile musical numbers will be provided by the accounting department club, freight claim department chorus, car service de-i partment glee club and the women’s chorus from the general offices. This meeting will be held from 8 to 10 p. m., eastern standard time, and Atterbury’s address, as well as other parts of the program, will be broadcast by station WIP. Large meetings also will be held at Pittsburgh sor s the central region and at Chicago for the western region. At the Pittsburgh meeting, which will be held at the Syrian Mosque from 2 to 4 p. m., a large musical program, which will include railroad talent from all parts of the central region, will bo rendered. Three hundred school children from Pitcairn, home of the largest shops in the central region, will sing, accompanied by the Pitcairn Shop Band. E. T. Whiter, vice president in charge of the central region, will iniake a brief address. All the program will be broadcast front station KDKA. At Chicago The Chicago party will be held at the Edgewater Beach Hotel from 7 to 8 p. m. Central Time, and this program will be broadcast by Station WEBH. The Columbus Glee Club, the Ft. Wayne Band and the Case Boys’ Choir of Logansport, will be the chief organizations taking part. In addition to these prinFcipal nfeetings. programs will he held at Trenton, Wilmington, Baltimore, Cape Charles, Harrisburg, Tyronne. Elmira, Reading, Altoona, Buffalo, Cleveland, Canton, Dennison Cincinnati, Terre Haute, Ft. Wayne and St. Louis. At the Altoona party, employes of the Altoona works will join with their fellow-workmen pn the Middle and Cresson divisions to give an evening entertainment In the high school auditorium. F. G. Grimshaw, works manager, will speak and the machine shop orchestra will provide music. Station WFBG will broadcast this program. For the first time since the war, a large community Christmas tree

In the Homes of Our Xmas Club Members THERE is joy and pleasure that is not marred by worry over Christmas bills. Presents for all and bills for, . none. / • How about you and your next Christmas? Join our 1926 Club NOW and next Christmas will be the happiest in your life. * Small weekly payments bring- plenty of money just when you most need it. A Club—to Fit Every Pocketbooh The J. F. WILD & CO. STATE BANK 113 EAST MARKET STREET, INDIANAPOLIS Open All Day Saturday Until 8 P. M.

Will Fight Snow Menace on Roads Bu NEA Service

AVASHINOTON, Dec. 25. Efforts are being made by automobile clubs of the country to keep all of the main highways free from snow this winter. It has been estimated that 60,000 miles of improved roads In every section of the Union will be kept from snow. This is, however, a little more than 60 per cent of the main highways in the states seriously affected by snowfall.

lias been put up by the Pennsylvania Railroad on the station lawn at Altoona. Various organizations lr. the city are assisting in carrying out daily Christmas programs at the tree during the holiday season. BEE THEFT RIEWARDS 81l .VEI Brrvire LOS ANGELES, Dec. 25.—The theft of bees has becomb so common in southern California that the American Honey Producers League is protecting its members against theft by offering large rewards for the arrest and conviction of any one moelsting bees. Beekeepers have had a bad season for the past few months and petty thefts have been common.

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Open Sat. Until 9 P. M.i

Clean-Up mmtL Women’s HATS! Regardless of for2Wfjr \ Y iuor prices these . \ j hats have been C <4| Q C Oy Dm „ / grouped tog e t her tw B • VyT'fJ 49 / for this sale. VEL- .. ■ —— I V. / VETS. SATI NS, ■ —— J FELTS, VELOURS, L }\ \\ Girl.’ H QC > Reduced to */JL

f January Clearance Sale of MEN'S O'COATS HERE’S NEW’S, MEN! that ought to make your eyes sparkle with amazement. PRICES HAVE BEEN CUT DEEP—we’ve but one point in view—to redtlce stocks and give you a treat that you $ 9Ci sOt t M Wer * B Were ■re SI JJS $10.75 SOJS E M Were A Were Were 1 MV W $25.00 $20.00 $15.00 Attractive ulsters, ulsterettes, box coats, tube coats and \ °^ ers new pattern materials. L I x 7 t SMS J CL W 1? CL • For Men and f 1 7/ f| MlAldde Young Men I jajß *> Men Ribbed Men’s Flan- Men’s Wool I \\ f\ 1 1 Union Suits nel Shirts Mixed Socks V *J| • Hl 4 Wetl fitting. warm Genuine Cherry Valley Heavy work socks for garments; made to sell flannel shlrti In sever- , the coldest weal her. VI J * WASH■ | for mt al , < ’ holc *jtb g\ m* Clearance m r ?H‘sl.9s &" 25c A M Bfl MEN’S I HEAVY \ |V\ HB WORK PANTS KNIT SWEATERS ■ /// U \ Smm Heavy and medium | For work or H In n't WEBBijfBI weight pants, very U* | || U ; general utility wear. il L |\ ; * Yv neat appearing. Th | —S g Special Jantiar.v -w g/* I \ AM, \IHHB Sizes 30 to 42. s|/ JL •V v | Clearance price %9

&A Sale! Girls’ 5L DRESSES! k 1 ij S2JB ( ■Nil I Dresaea that you would X. A. l never expect to find selling i \ anywhere at this price. Sr -vaA • Large variety of materials, JL, ' J\\ styles and colors. M, * ; Girls’ Better (|1 j I DRESSES! jH Rm il Beautiful velvets, taffetas, novelty cloths and comblnaks I 7 tlona. Sizes a. . J 7 to 14. QA I / Clearance raLA , If Sale price ....s|l Jf *\J%/

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January Clearance Sale of DRESSES § These models speak eloquently of the style variety, the beauty of the fabrics and the exquisitencss of the trimmings. Every whim and fancy is conveyed in the styling of these wonderful values. 100 Sample dhjßM? Dresses In eluded Cjp Added to this already If unique sale of pretty frocks mtm have been added 100 MS Sample Dresses just received from a New York Q* Misses’, 14 to 20 Women’s, 32 to 44 ■ OIZCS* Stouts’, 46 to 54 2 Women's Sample Cloth Dresses...s2

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January Clearance Sale of LITTLE TOTS’ COATS!® .nr. A ] k Year*. j-J \\}} Polaires, Velours, Nov- |, / j elty cloths and other hM li attractive materials. \}j J \\ Many trimmed with fur, / / / )} embroidery, braid, etc. j J " Newest .colors and pat. \ | j Sixes terns. Millie they last I\\ I •> * & tomorrow only. r* J * to o

Advance January Sale of Fur Coats!

At this time our stock of fur coats is unusually large. To reduce it quickly and to attract buyers, deep price reductions havo been made. NOW is the time to buy voir fur coat.

EXTRA SPECIAL S2OO Sample FUR COATS Trimd. North’rn Seals Smart Marmink Dressy Muskrats Genuine Caraculs Reduced to ■95

$250 Fine H Northern Muskrats | Fox Collar V and Border *135 SSOO Jap Mink Coats Reduced to *265

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FUR-TRIMMED fF mooats A > The biggest values in Indianapolis. A broad statement, but ill l u none backed up with the merchandise. Developed of splen- |/A xyjjA t dSk did wearing materials of newest colorings these attractive fx/i H garments are sure to actually astonish you at the low price. M *l4 m —Cucfcoo —Gracklehead —Black —Falcon | FASHIONABLE FUR CUFFS, FUR COL- £ TNnrai I LARS AND SOME WITH FUR TABS fflf' J | I Missed, 14 to 20 Women’s, 32 to 44 jjrf^ High Type J3S Fur Trimmed jj & Girls’ €©alts—Reduced A . Every coat, in our girls’ department has been included in this \f pi drastic reduction sale. During school vacation parents sliould bring their childrern and save money on those bargains. Girls’ Fur- Girls’ Beautiful Girls’ High ■. JJ \ /fill W? Trimmed Coats Coats Type Coats sc.9o “"$0.75 I jT ' i v-fPr “ 0= 5i.1. 1, J ; = <" O

S3OO Caracul Coats Fox Trimmed *135 $650 Siberian Squirrel Coats Reduced to *295

MEN! Our Entire Stock of Zzi}{r%S} BETTER SUITS! Pj $40.00, $50.0d and $60.00 Values | > "f J Including GGG, Simon Ackerman and other fine makes. £ Jr*/) Choice fabrics, cheviots, J J and ji tweeds, worsteds, serges and I||Bm il xaLLjroal woolens. Radically reduced li for quick disposal. All sizes. 1 y RHH regulars, stouts, long stouts u | V-1M

January Clearance Sale — Boys' 2-Pants Suits! rx An assorted lot of part A ffM? wool and corduroy suits. >7 J VALUES UP TO $8.95. JKK 1 |ll| While they P last. Sizes 8 fci’wJH Winter Caps Overcoats wiX?.,r d^ r ri a m.7 lC^ ble W 1 Higher priced coats rcl.iccri IBd-J-r HBII { t V :an wool * ®'^ 0P ! January clearance IOE; HI. ' caps for fl'Klamac- (!H AF \SB ' ,■ lip! I|| iY &7.iJ5 11 \ Well made, full cut knicker. Overcoats l in new patterns. Light and Chinchillas and other equally Tffl 1 i 111 lii il \l | j <irk shacles. a a attractive mi- Ai M Ai. I \l iTrmTl Sizes Sto 17. U*l fill terials. CP A *IF * 1 : I I\l 111// < ’learanee Jh I 1111 Values to $lO H lilfil BlfflilS i'J Iff price tPIaVV Sizes 3 to 8 !■ IBBhBJM U If

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Women’s $1 Fleece Lined Union Suits Myh In sleoveleas or |JSJ V/ Wp short sleove styles. ** S % ' $;• Dkle or kneo ■iMftk • w ' Afc'ri length. Regular MJB Jf 4b*V and extra sizes. \

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