Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 292, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 April 1926 — Page 5

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Cnniirioht. (?)2fi, hu Vnifcd Prc* (Central Standard Time Throughout) j WRC. Washington (469 M), and WJZ, New York (434 M), 9:40 A. M. —Address, President Coolldge, congress of Pan-American journalists. 3 p. m., address. President Coolidge, National Press Club cornerstone laying. VVMC, .Memphis (500 M), 8 P. M.— Lecture, the lion. Josephus Daniels. KQO. Oakland (361 M), 100 P. M.— i Ibanez's drama, "The Wild Duck." \ KDKA, Pittsburgh (309 M). 7:30 j‘ P. M.—Half hour with Sir Arthur Seymour Sullivan. WEAK, hook-up. 9 P. M.—Orchestra under Joseph Knecht. W.MAQ, Chicago (447 Ml. 8:50 P. M. — Debate, University of Chicago vs. ; University of Wyoming. WHB, Kansas City (366 M), 8 P. M. —Knights of Columbus band. KLDS, Independence, Mo. (441 M), 8 P. 74. —International program. WHT. Chicago (400 M), 9:50 P. M. ; —-‘‘A Buck on Leave.” WCBD. Zion (345 M), 8 P. M.— | Junior choir. Radio Programs 5:30 P. M.—KDKA (300.1)—Little S,rm- j phony; also KFKX. KPRC ) 290.9) I Children s hour. WBAL (246) —Dinner j orchestra. WK/, (333.3)—Orchestra en- i snmble. WCAE 1461.3) —Orchestra. I WCAU (2781 Orchestra. WCCO i (416.4) Children's program. WFI i (3)14.5) —Concert orchestra. WGHB l 286')—Dinner music. WGY 1.370.5) Trio. WGR (.310)—Lopez Orchestra. WJ.JD (.370.2) — Dinner timir. WMCA (341)—Orcheslra. WOAW (526) — Child s hour. WTIC (475.0) —"Happyland:" trio iii 43 P. M.—WOC (483.0) —Chimes: bedtime slories. 6:00 p. Sf.—KM A (252)—Dinner pro granv KYW 1536.4) —Dinner music. WBAP (475.0)—Orchestra. WDAF (366.6) —"School of the Air." WEAK (491.5) —Midweek hymn sing. WEAR 1.380 4) —Orchestra. WENR 2661 Pinner concert. WFI < .304.5)—Dance. WOBS 1315.61—Ta1k: thralrical scene. WGN (302.8)—French lesson. WHT (400)—Varied program. WIP (508.21 —Uncle Wip: pianist. W.IR (517)—-Oi-chestra: soloists. WJZ (454,3) —Orchestra' Judge. Jr. WLS i 314.6) —Talks WMACI (447.5) —Organ; orchestra. WMCA (341) Orchestra: studio. WOAW (526) —Varied music. WPG (290.8) —Dinner music: bridge game \ WRC 1468.51—Orchestra. 8:30 P. M. —WBAL (246)—Organ. WB7. i (883.3) —Radio forum; guitar, mandolin. WCAE (461.3) —Children s period. wCAu (2781—Symphony Orchestra. ! WEAK (401.5)—Dance. WE El 1 .348.0) —Old Homestead Group. W t A A (476.0) —Orchestra. WGBS (.315.6) Concert orchestra; violin concerto. JVGN (802.8) —Dir ner music; old songs. WUI (■§79,6)—800k chats: Syracuse University program. WHAR (276)-—Talk. WHN (361.2) —Varied entertainment, WJR (517)—Ide & Mcginnity. W LIT (894.5) —Dream Daddy. WOO (o 08.2) —Dinner nuisie. 8:40 H. M. —WHT (400)—Swedish program. WLS (344.0) —Orchestra. AiBO I’, M.—WOAW (536) —Orchestra. X V >f.—KFNF (263) —Concert. KFKX *^BB.3)—Talks. KPRC (208.9) —Agricultural program. KSO (241.2) —Farm talks, mustc. KYW (5.35.4) —Uncle Bob. WBAL (240) —Concert program. WBCN (260) —Classical hour. WRZ (333.3) —Orchestra.' WCAU (878) Pianist, baritone, Eight Bright Boys. WEAK (491.5) —Violin, accordion taik 4 VOX (617)—Studio. WE AO (203.0) Talks, Uncle A), double quartet. WEBH (370.8) —Recital. WHAR (27,5)—En-

Concert Music 7:OO —WBAL, WEBH. 7:3O—KDKA, WHAS. B:OO— KDKA, WMC, WSB. B:3O—WFA A, WGBS. 9:00 —KTHS, WOAW, WJZ. 9:BO—WBAP, WHT, WFBM. 10:00—KDKA, KFI. 10:30—WFBM.

•lemble. WHB (303.6)—Organ, aviation talk WHN (.361.2)—Entertainers WIF (608.2) Health talk. Etude hour WJAR (305.9)—Music. WLS (344.01 Ford and Glenn, orcheitrs. WLIB (303,8)—Uncle Walt, popular program WMBB (250i—Duo. All American pro cram. W MCA (.341) —Talks, songs WOO (278)—Educational features WPG (209.8) —World Wonder Excursions. WRC (468.5)—8mithonlaii talk W.TQ (447.5)—Dinner concert, vocal solos. 7:15 f. M.-—KDKA (.300 I)—Farm program. WPG (209.8) -High School Glee club. WREO (286.5)—Orchestra, vocal and Instrumental. 7:30 t s . M.—KOA (.322.4)—String orchestra KYW (535.4)—Farm bureau KDKA (309 I)—Famous composers. KPRC (290.9)—Orchestra. WRAP 1 476.0) —Saxophone Octet. WCAL I.93o.9)—Norwegian Church program. WCCO (416.41—Music. WEAK (491.6) —Music, to WFT. WEBI. WWJ, WCAE,

Dancing 7:3O—KPRC. B:OO—W.TR. B:3O—WSMB. 9:OO—WEAF. WEBH, WJR. 9:3O—WHN, WRC. 10:00—WEAF. WPG, WQJ. 11:00—WEBH, WLIB, WHO, WOO. 11:46—WDAF. 12:00—KPO, KGO.

WLIB, WSAI WEAR (389.4)—Artists. WGHB (206) —Diversified program WGBS (315.0!—Oliver Saylor. WHAS (399 B)—Vocal and instrumental, WJZ (454 3)—Radio movie, "The Desert, Healer." WRC. WHO (520)—Quintet. WMCA (.341)—Entertainment. WOC 1483.6) —Music. WOT (270) —Farm talks. 7145 P. M.—WLS (344 o)—Pianist, soprano. WCAU (278 I —The Kand.v Kids, tenor. WHT (400)—Feature, dance. 8100 1* M. —KLDS (441) program, KDKA ( 309.1 I —Mandolin Club. WBBM (326)—Popular; dance. WBZ (<38.3.31 —Pianist WCItD (344 0) - Junior choir; trio. \VF.AF (491,5) Dance, to WKEI. WGR KSD WEAR WCAE WSAI,. WON. WWJ. WOC WJAR. WCCO. WENR (2001—Popular program: orchestra. WGBS (315.0) Radio Franks; talk, WOES (360) Or chestra organ WHB 1306.0! —K, of 0. Band: soprano: tenor. WHO (5201 -Trio. WHN i 361 2I Entertainment

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WFBM Merchants Heat and Light Cos. 208 Maters Thursday, April 8 3:00 —Indiana Federation of Clubs Hour. 6:oo—Sports and stock market reports, courtesy Indianapolis News. o:3o—Boys’ Hour, F. O. Belzer, Indianapolis Council, B. S. A. 7:O6—(J us Edwards’ Athletic Club Orchestra. S:OU Safely Talk, Sergeant Owens. B:ls—Talk, F. E. Schortemeier, Secretaary of State. B:3o—Ruth Rainier, harpist. 9:3o—Alary Traub Busch program. 10:30—Goodness Gracious Greggorizers.

WIT. (27.3—Vaudeville. WIT* (508.2) Seam-Centennial music. WJJD (370.2) —Childrens hour WJR (517) —Ser- • nuclei's.: soloists. WMAO (447.5) Talks WMC 1 400.7)—Josephus Darnels. WOT (2701—Ames Quartet. )'OI D (2,.>)—Trio: Sunday school. V'OO (278) —Music. WRC (408.5) Washington political situation. IVSOE (2461—Bible conference, WNYC (526) —-Songs. WRW (273)—Varied enter--1 a lament. WSB (428.3)—Atlanta and West )*oiut Band. 8:30 P. M.—KPRC <29B.9l—Edna Adams string. ouartet. WRZ i.333.3)—Organ "CAU (2/B)—Musical chefs: comedy lesson. WFAA i 173.0)—Plano Choral Club. WGBS (.315,0)—01d Time Minstrels. WSMB 1319)—Music. 8:45 I*. M.—WMC (499.7)—Music. 8:50 P. M.—W.MAQ (447.5)—Debate. Chi--7 ago-Kell I vs, University of Wyoming. WOKO (2.33)—Soprano: songs. IUOO.Ij 'L—KMA (252) Orchestra, hi Ho l'*4/.8) —Organ; tenor: piano h\l\ (s.3..4 l —Concert. WADC (250 l —Orchestra. WCAU (2781—Segpuieentennial hour. WEAK 491.5)—Dance to W EEL. WOC. KSD. WCAE \VTAG WCCO. WWJ. WFI. WJAJL WSAI. WGR WON WADC. WEAR 1389.4) —Organ " EAO (29.3.9)—Orchestra. WEItH i jLO.2 i—Orchestra: songs. WGY U)79 5 '— l Orchestra: soprano: speaker. ''Ho (.100.0 I —lnstrumental and vocal. "JR .>l7!—Orchestra. WJZ 1454.31 Record Bovs: also WRC. WJAZ (.322 11 —-Classical concert: soloist. WMCA 134 I ;—"Artie Regions. WMBB i2soi —Orchestra. WOAW (520 1 —Sunshine pragma WPG 299.8) —Dance. WRW 1 27.3)—M usic. 9:05 P. M.—WIP (508.21—Orchestra. 0:30 r. M.—WBAP (475.9)—V0cal and instrumental. WHT i 100 1 —EntertainWHN (301.2)—Orchestra. WMCA (341)—Tango orchestra. WRC (108 5) —Le Paradise Band. P.'I—WJZ (454.3) Dance. 10 , KDK A (309.1) —Revue. C.VRC —M ÜBic. KTHS (374.8)—Dance (‘‘iFisi KFI (4071—Pianist. KFH Ipn a U! * r, *'L entertainers. KGO (301.2)—Drama. “The Wild Duck. KPO (428.3)—-String and male KYW* ••(■ ,ooa> (i >.3s.4(—Popular program. WBBM 200 Howl*!"T-P?"> WBCK

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JACK LITTLE TO BROADCAST IN CITY AGAIN Popular Radio Star Will Be Heard April 12, 13 and 14. "Little Jack Little,” one of the most popular radio stars in the country, again will be heard over WFBM. Merchants Heat and Light Company station, April 12, 13 and 14, through the courtesy of The Indianapolis Times. Little first was heard in Indianapolis several months ago, "hen The Times presented him for an entire week. He was accorded the greatest reception ever given an artist by local radio listeners. Since then there has been a great demand for his services by the leading broadcasting sta tions all over the country, and he has been entertaining raaio audiences from coast to coast wit h iiis songs and piano playing. The Times was able only to secure Little for three days during his .present tour. He will make his first appearance Monday evening, April 12, on the Carr Tire Company’s program, which will be broadcast from the Firestone Silent Today Central—KFAß, KFDM, WOS. KFUO, WSM. WSUI. WEMO. Eastern—PWX. WAGH, WOR, WEBJ, WBPT, WHAZ, WLIT, WTAM, WCAP, CKAC. Far West—KFOA, KI.X, KOA, KOAU, KWSC. WCAU (278) —Orchestra revue. WEAK (491.5)—Lopez orchestra WGN (.302.81—Sam n Henri, old song* play shop. WGR I 319) (301.2) —Orchestra. WJJD (.370.2) Feature hour. WMCA (341)—Orchestra. WJG (299 B)—Silver Slipper Club WQ.I (447.5)—Orchestra, radio artists. 10:05 r. M.—WCCO i4l6.4i—bafety talk. 10:30 r. >I.—KTHS I 374 B)—Artists'tires entation. WGV (379.51—0rgan 1 0: t5 r. M.—WSB (428 .3)— Organ It I*. M.— (467)—Recital. WBA P 1475.9)—"A Step on the Stairs." WEBH (.370.2)—Orchestra. songs WHN (361.2) —Entertainers. WLIB (312.8) Popular program, orchestra WMCA (3411—Entertainers. WOES 1260) Organ orchestra. WHO (6201—Orehes tra WOC (483.6)—Orchestra. 11:30 r. M.—WBAP (175.9)—Theater WAMD (244)—Organ 11:15 P. M.—WDAF (.305.0) —Nighthan k frolic. IS M.—KFI (467)—Popular entertainers KPO (428.3)—Orchestra KGO i3Hl2> —Orchestra. WHT i400) Your Hour Ix-ag lie Pat Barnes. 12:30 A. M, —WJJD (370.2)—Seltiu Up hour. I A. >l. KPO (128 3)—Orchestra WO.I

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studio between 6 p. m. and midnight. During the- broadcasting the Carr Tire Company will give away several four-tube radio sets. Little has a number of new songs that he has composed since his last visit, and, of course, wilt sing all of his old favorites. On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings he will broadcast from the Indianapolis Athletic I Club studio. Local radio fans are invited to attend the big radio party lat the Firestone Corner Monday ■ evening to meet Little and watch ! him broadcast. The Little Theatre Society will present "Meet The Missus’ a comedy, by Kenyon Nicholson, over WFBM Friday evening at 8. The play will be read by Ricco Scott Titus, Cornelia Titus and Edward Green. WFBM will broadcast a program by former members of the Hares foot Club of the University of Wisconsin between 7 and 8 and again at 11:30 this evening. This program will he comprised of many song hits from past Haresfoot Club productions and other interesting numbers. The principal artists will be Harold Taylor and Nelson Fairbanks. who will be remembered as having taken part in productions of the Haresfoot Club, which have appeared in Indianapolis. These progroms are given in connection with presentation of the Haresfoot Club's twenty-eighth annual production. "Mary Ann,” which will he shown in Indianapolis, Tuesday eve I ning, April 13. Deaf Hear Instantly Amazing Invention Brings Immediate Relief to Those Who Are Deaf A wonderful invention which enables the hard of hearing to heal- all i sounds as clearly and distinctly as a 1 child has been perfected by the Dio } tograph Products Corporation. Suite ; 2884. 1 1 E. Jackson Blvd., Chicago. 111. There* is no waiting, no delay, no danger, but citiick, positive. In | stantaneous results —you hear instantly. So positive arc the makers | that every one who is hard of hear- | ing will be amazed and delighted I with this remarkable Intention, the j Acousticon, that they are offering to send it absolutely free for 10 ; davs' trial. No deposit—no C. O. I D. —no oblication whatever. If you suffer, take advantage of the liberal free trial offer. Send them your I name and address today.—Advertise-

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500 Pairs Women’s Low Shoes, $2.79 Thrso arr marked for Friday at a wonderful caving to- yon. The styles are smart,- the work mnnship is dependable; you will agree they are excellent values when you see them Os black (•stent and black satin tjonie have l limed soles, not all -izes in ea<-h style, bill all sizes m ihe let from 3 to 8. 500 Prs. Misses’ Black Patent Strap Slippers, Pr., $2.45 Fancy patterns, good leather soles, rubber heels, sizes ||i, to 2. Undergarments for Women, Each, 69c Women’s Bloomer- In erepe and batiste In regular and eitra sizes. Step ins in striped batiste, cut full. Uhemisps in striped batiste. Gown* in white crepe, good quality. Crepe and Sateen Bloomers, 50c These come in the delightful pastel shades for summer: nicely made. Peach, flesh and white. Costume Slips, 79c Bodlee top style in sizes 34 to 62. Dark shade*. Brassieres, Each, 10c Os pink figured madras in small and large siz.es. Soiled. Girdle Brassieres, $1 Made of madras with elastic inserts at sides; straps; side closing. Corsets, Each, $1 Medium bust; made of pink coutil; well boned; long hip. Dress Ginghams, Just Received, Sale Price, 10c the Yard 32-Inch cheeks and plaids; in all the wanted colors for spring dresses.

ss^ Pongee — Radiums — Prints —Plain Colors Special purchase of these new dresses will be brought on the floor Friday morning. These are exceptional garments from standpoint of style, quality of material and workmanship. Offered at a typical Downstairs saving price. Straightline styles with long or short sleeves, front ties and collars and enffs of contrasting colors. Float, button and tuck trimmed. Tans Beige Multi-Colored Prints Stripes Champagne Included is a group of printed and crepe de chine dresses in plain and Georgette combinations. Sizes 16 to 46. Friday—so Polaire and Furlaine Coats Priced at The Downstairs Coat Section is offering for Friday just fifty of these good looking tailored coats on sale. In charming straightline style, ideal for sports or business wear fully lined. Sizes 1C )o 3S.

Printed Crepe Scarfs, $1.39 In all color combinations; fringed ends; in pretty colors. Girls’ New Sweaters* $1.95 Wo nro offering i wonderful so lection of fino sweaters iri the new novelty striped and figured styles slipover styles, crickets. Lumber Jack, coat styles Bright colors and color combinations. attractive weaves: V nt-k turtle neck. etc. red. buff green and cocoa ; siz.es 24 to 36. Baby Blankets Each, $1 Medium weight blankets in bine or pink with block designs: duu hie blankets in sF-c 30x40 Little Tots’ Hats Each, $1 Sirnw and *traw and Hlk om hi *n l Ion*: <v*vor style* and trim miners: flow*r. rihhon ami * rimmed; red, yellow and black. Girls’ Bloomer Dresses, $1.59 and $ J .95 Wash frocks of gingham, ehambray, prints, pongette: attractive eolors and styles for tho little miss: embroidery and applique trims: rose, lavender, pink, blue and tangerine; siz.es 7 to 10. j Spring Hats Reduced to 79c Kelts. patent Milans, Milan I hemps, silk and combination ma | terials. These are all new spring styles; attractively trimmed with flowers, touches of rihbon and so on. All j colors and all Siz.es. Brand new | hats greatly reduced for Friday.

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400 Slightly Soiled Shirts for Men, 50c Well tailored, full cut garmcnts of fine pin striped shirt - / ing percales; mostly neckband I style: sizes 14 to 17. Soiled collar attached style in sizes 14. 1416 and 15. Limit of' two to a B\ HI u customer. Mi| 8l 600 Prs. Men’s Km ||i JW Lisle Hose, Pr., 10c Klastic ribbed tops; colors include black, brown, gray, navy and French tan. Sizes 016 to 11*4,. Irregulars. Limit of 6 pairs to a customer. Men’s Pajama Suits, $1.65 A splendid quality for such a low price. Os pajama check fabric with rayon frog trimmings; highly mercerized pajama cloth, fancy assorted madras; white, tan, blue and helio; sizes A, B, O and D. Boys’ Collar Attached Shirts, $1 Satin striped woven madras shirts, perfectly tailored, button cuffs: regular shirts for regular hoys; sizes 12% to 14 neck measure. Other Boys’ Shirts, 79c These come in neat hgured and fancy pin sirlpcd fine count percale; good fast colored fabrics, cut full, well made; button cuffs; sizes 1216 to 14.

Women’s FullFashioned Hose, Pair, 59c A splendid service weight hose of pure thread silk, full fashioned, with mercerized lisle top, heel, toe and sole; fully reinforced; irregulars. Sizes S’.. to 10; black, gunmetal. beige, mauve taupe and sandalwood. Women’s Mercerized Cotton Hose, Pair, 19c A splendid value jn a mereerized cotton hose with, hemmed top, seamed hack and fully reinforced foot: sizes si 2 to 10: irregulars. Black, beige, ’gray. French nude and champagne. ~ Children’s Rayon Hose, Pr., 35c; 3 for $1 An exceptional value in rayon hose, looks fine as silk and wears noli; hemmed lisle top, seamed back with fashion marks: double heel, solo and toe: sizes SL to 10; irregulars: black and colors Women’s Rayon Plaited Hose, Pair, 35c; 3 for $1 Full Irnpth of proffy rayon plnitod ; in English rihborj style; plain knit fnnt with rloiibl* and toe; irregulars: black and brown ; assorted sizes. Children’s Mercerized Half Socks, Pr., 15c Painty socks of mercerized lisle with ribbed top; close fitting roll ruff; irregulars; peaoh. Nile, buck, pink, sky, navy, beige, champagne, white. Sizes 4'/ to it.

Boys’ All-Wool Four-Piece Suits English style—Coat, Vest, One Pair Lon-gs and One Pair of Knickers, //mm $ 9.?5 mf] |f *11.75 TjjM \L $ 14.75 / iIl 1} Browns and grays In wide i'g! 1 variations. They’re the kind y of suits that wear and w-e-a-r! Every garment, lined for extra service. Sizes 8 to U/ 17. And they're wonders at this low price. BOYS’ SPRING TOPCOATS—AII shades and patterns. Just the thing for Ar |\r* Spring. Sizes 2% to 0. 93.95, BOYS’ OIL SLICKERS— (ho ir 4 to 16 PJ.4D BOYS’ BLACK RUBBER <t*> flr* COATS— 4 to 16

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Children’s Knit Union Suits, 35c; 3 for $1 Fine cotton knit shits, light weight; built-up shoulders; drop seat style with tight knee; loose knee, lace trimmed; irregulars; sizes 2 to 16 years. Pre-Shrunk Linen Dresses, $1.95 New—just received. These frocks rome in light shades for spring. Weil tailored in attractive styles, one of which Is sketched. Round or V neck style, kick pleated, white broadcloth and self trimmings. Sizes "4 to -4.4. White, lavender, greon, blue, burnt orang?, yellow. Women’s Sweaters, $1.19 An opportunity for every woman to have a delightful sweater right at the beginning of the sweater season. In the new high shades. Crieket style. V neck or round necklines. Some with pockets. Large assortment of colors—pink, corn, tan. gray, yellow, blue, lavender, buff. Sizes 34 to 44. Adriana Printed Dress Lengths, Each, $1 The Adriana dress length Is enough material for the smallest to large size dresses. It comes In 36-inch width. 54-inch front and back lengths. Beautiful printed patterns bordered around the bottom. The colors are guaranteed fast. Many eolors and color combinations, Including b’ack, blue, green, yellow, gray, lavender, red, tan.