Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 310, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1926 — Page 3

APRIL 1926

THE GROUPS OF ARTISTS ARE TO BE ON PROGRAM Orchestra, Violinist and Soloist to Entertain Friday Night. Three different groups of artists will appear on The Times radio program Friday night over WFBM, Merchants Heat and Tight Company, from the Severin. Krauss Cardinal Orchestra, which made such a big hit about a month ago on a Times program, will be on the air again. Carl Krauss is manager and pianist. Betty Anne Williams, violinist, will appear in two different groups of violin numbers. Miss Frances Wishard will be at the Baldwin Grand. Tenor Soloist C. F. Hutchins, tenor soloist, will sing two groups of numbers and will be accompanied on the Baldwin Grand by his daughter, Ruth Hutchins, known to radio fans as a harp soloist and accompanist. Hutchins formerly was tenor soloist for the First Presbyterian Church of Richmond, Ind.. for about eight years. * Krapss Cardinals will make their program from the following numbers: "Then I’ll Be Happy,” “After I Say I’m Sorry," "Want a Little Lovin' I,” "While We TJbnced Tilt Dawn,” “Don't Wait Too Long,” "How Wonderful You Were.” "trfintern of Love,” "San Sue Strut, "Dinah, ’’ "Always,” "Shake That Thing," “Sweet Child,” "Show Me the Way to Go Home,” "Who,” "Hot Air," “Are You Sorry,” “Paddelin’ AN INDIANAPOLIS MAN WAS IN AWFUL STATE OF HEALTH Stomach and Kidney Troubles Terrible; Given Blessed Relief by the New Konjola. "This Konjola has given me relief from stomach and kidney truobles, that I had been enduring for the past nine years and had also improved my bladder arid bowel disorders, and I am sure that nobody could take more pleasure In publicly yy MR. JOSEPH SANDERS indorsng this remarkable compound than I do,” said Mr. Joseph Sanders, well-known Indianaoplis citizen, living at 314 North East St., this city, while talking a few days ago with The Konjola Man, who is ut Hook's drug store, corner Pennsylvania and Market Sts., Indianapolis, where, crowds are calling throughout each day to find out for themselves about this celebrated medical compound. “I was In an awful state of bealtb." said Mr. Sanders, "for T couldn’t eat a bite of food, but wha.t it would sour, and I was unable to keep a thing I ate .on m.v stomach. My digestion had completely failed, t , T would bloat up after a meal, and have a choked feeling in my throat and chest, from the fermented food which caused the gas and bloating spells. I had to rise from bed eight end ten times a night, due to weakened kidneys, and the pains across tiie small of nVy hack would almost stagger me at times —they were so severe. I tyas nervous and cold sweat would stand out on my body, and I would shake like a leaf. Besides these troubles, I had a bad case of constipation, and -was weak and rundown In general. “Well. T got this Konjola and began taking it, and let me say that it has positively brought me around in wonderful shape. The condition of my stomach is so improved that 1 can eat anything and retain it on my stomach. The food which I eat now digests fine, and I am not troubled with gas and bloating or the sour, fermenting condition, which existed in my stomach before, i can sleep right on through each night, without getting up once, and my back pains are also relieved since my kidneys are acting properly again. I am not nervous any more, and do not. have the sweating and slinking spells like I did. Konjola has given m< blessed relief in more than one wav. and i surely am glad to help others by telling about the work of Konjola in my case, as I think the whole public shoe’ ’ '-now about this wonderful medic This Konjola is an excellent “combination of medcal ingredients blendcil together into a liqbld mixture, which seems to have a surprising effect upon the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels and in instances of neuritis and rheumatic troubles. Many people who take Konjola say afterward that it seems to act like magic and sufferers throughout this entire section are turning to this remarkable preparation for relief. The Konjola Man Is at Hook’s drug store, corner Pennsylvania and Market Sts., Indianapolis, where he is daily meeting the public and Introducing and explaining the merits of this remedy. Free samples given. Konjola also is for sale at every Hook drug store in Indianapolis and by all druggists in the nearby towns. —Advertisement*

Krauss Cardinals Will Broadcast for Times

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On the Friday nighc radio" program of The Times over WFBM, Merchants Heat and Light Company station from the studio at

Madelin Home" and "Flamin’ Mamie.” Victor Numbers Miss Williams will play the following numbers: Group 1 "Chant" (Negro Spiritua.l) White-Kreislcr "Minuet In G" Beethoven "Serenade” Drdia Grout) 2 "Berceuse” from "Jocelyn" ....Godard "Old Refrain" Kreisler “Hejre Kati" ,-s Hubay Songs will he given by Hutchins as follows: “The Spring Haa Comp” Maude Velene White "Mr Golden Paradise" Elliott "The Penitent" Van De Water "Thank God for a Garden" Teresa Del Ricgo i. WFBM Merchants Heat and Light (Jo. 268 Meters Thursday, April 29 2:3o—Baseball returns, courtesy Indianapolis Star. 6:00 —Sports and stock market reports, courtesy Indianapolis News. 6:30 —Boys’ Hour, F. O. Belzer, Indianapolis Council, B. S. A. 7:oo—Gus Edwards’ Athletic Club Orchestra; talk by Dr. Mary 11. Westfall, Dental Health Week; Jazz Melody Boys, Barney Galbreath and Jimmy Harper: Evans Woollen. Indiana Bankers’ Association, Educational Week. B:oo—Safety talk. Sergeant Owens. B:ls—Talk, Paul L. Kirby. 8:30 —Goodness Gracious Greggorizers. 9:30 —Mary Traubb Busch program. Today’s Best (Central standard time throughout) WCCO, Minneapolis-St. Paul (416 M), 10:05 p. m.—United Spanish War Veterans’ musical program. WJZ, New York (454 M), WRC. WOY, WCAD, 7 p. m.—Orchestra. WIP, Philadelphia (508 M), 6:45 p. m.—Concert from Institute of Musical Art. KDKA. Pittsburg (454 M), 8 p. m —Selections from Josef Haydn. WGY, Schenectady (380 M), VVFBL, WHAM, 5:45 p. tn. —Syracuse Uni versity. WMAQ, Chicago (448 M), 5:30 p, m. —Dana College choir. CKY, Winnipeg (384 M), 8:30 p. m.—Princess Pat's band. WBAP, Ft. Worth, Texas (476 M), 9:30 to 11 p. m.—Wendell Hall, RedHeaded Music Maker. WOAW, Omaha (526 M), 6 p. m. — Dorothy Chenoweth Lowden, harp soloist: F. Mills, trumpeter. WLW, Cincinnati (422 M), 10 p. m. —Cliff Lang, composing pianist. LUMBER DEALERS GUESTS Indianapolis retail lumber dealers were, guests of the Philip Carey Company, manufacturers of roofing and building materials, with home offices at Cincinnati, at, a dinner at the TToosier Athletic Club Wednesday night. FOUR GET MEDALS Robert Richardson. 106 S. Gladstone Ave.; Robert Green, 1056 Castle St.; Miss Frances Seerley, Valley Mills, and William Redding, 1143 Terumseh PI., today were wearers of medals, won in Central Christian Church W. C. T. U. contest, according to Mr/i. Fred Miller, contest supervisor. DRUG STORE IS OPENED The Liggett Drug Store, Washington and Pennsylvania Sts., was open to the public today. Harry J. Armstrong store manager, said a formal opening will be held later. The store was purchased from Henry .T. Huder.

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Krauss Cardinals

the Severain, Krauss Cardinals, a splendid organization, will be heard. Members of this orchestra are, left to right, upper row:

RADIO (Ail Central standard tune)

Wave Lengths

KDKA... 30P I WCAR . .203 | WJZ .... 46? KFAB . .340 | SVCBD ..345 I WKRC ... 320 KFDM ..316 WCCO ..410 35'L18 ...30: KFH .. . 208 I WCX ... 617 i WI.IT ... 39 - KFI ... .409 i WDAF .30015VL3 ....34'KTKX ..288 t WEAK .492 I WLW ....422 KFNF ...203 I WEAR .399 I fVLWL ..28i> KFUO . .646 WEBH .370! WMAQ ..448 KGO 301 :WEK.i .273 WMBB . .25C KGW ...402 IWEEI . 349 I WMC ...500 KHJ ... .406 1 WEMC .280 iW MCA ..341 KjR 384 I WF.N'R .200 1 WNYC ..320 I4DLS ... 441 ' WFAA .470 WOAI ...303 KMA . . .262 i WFBM .208 WOAW . .620 K.MOX ..280 I WFI ...385, woe 484 KN'X .. .337. IWGES .250 WOK 217 KOA ... .322 WGHP .270 WORD ..275 KOIL ...278 WON . .303 WOS 441 KPO 428 i WGR . . 310 I W’*G ...30 KPRC ...2B7IWGV ...380 1 WQJ ....443 KVBN ~BIOiWHA ..63.5 WRC 4>m KSD 645 WHAO .276 WREO ..280 KnO ....342 | WHAS .400 WRNY . ,?,58 KTHfI . .376 WHA2 .880 WRVA ..250 KtW* . . .636 1 JVHB . . .300 ! kRW . . . 27.1 WAHG ..318 ! WHN ..301 W9AI ...32h WADJ ...204 WHO . .620 3VSR 428 WBAL ..540 WHT ...400 WSM SB3 WBAP . .470 I WIBO ..2201W9M8 ...310 WBBM ..320! WIP .. . 50K WSOE ...240 WBIIR ..273 I WJAR ..300 ! WTAO .. .208 JYBCN ..200 (3VJAX . 337 WTAM . 389 WTIZ ...338 WJAZ ...322 I WTfC ...4:-) usif v.i3i;gff ••••" Radio Program.' 5:30 T. 31.—KPRC—Children hour WBAL-—Dinner orchestra. WRZ—Radio Forum; ensemble WCAK —Childrens period: convert. WCAC—Symphony Or ehestra. W E A F —Dance. WKEI— Muaii'iile. WHN—Varied entertainment WLlT—Dream Daddy. WMAQ—Dana College Choir. WNsC—Police alarm* music. WOAW—Childs hour 55 00— Dinner music. sVßNY—Varied music. 5:40 1\ 31.—5VHT Music. WLS Or ehestra. .5:45 I*. 31.—5VCCO—Memorial talk. WON —Dinner eoniert WFl—*—-Auto feature sVJZ—Political talk, also 55 RC sKlt Chimes sVGßS—lnterview Gilbert (>or don. SVRN3’ —Orchestra: quotation* 0:00 I*. 51.—KMA—Dinner program: taU, , Ks'sV'—l’nele Bob sVßAP—Dinner muale 55'A I' —EI (flit Bright Boy a KA F — 1 Pianist, also SVEhL SVGR. Wh L W W .1. i KSI) WCAK SVOC and SVSAI. WEBH Recital IVORS—Concertina: barytone; timer Savior 55 UN—Entertainers 55 IP Sescui-Ce-iti-nnlal: talk. 55.1 AR—Music 5V.1Z —t'nitell Stales Army Band. 55 JR ; —On-lu stra soloists. 55 l.S—OrchestraG I.ullabv Time 551.IB—Program. WMBB —Du >• Irish urogram. sVOAW—Organist: music sVMCA—Barytone; Pace Institute. WPG—Bridge dance. 33yJ Dinner concert', entertainers

Concert Music 7:OO—WEAF, WOC. KSD. 7:3O—KOA. WBAP. S ; OO—KYW WJZ. WHO B:3o—KP!t<', WFAA. 9:OO—KDKA. FTHS, WOAW, 9:30 W'MAI’. 10:00—WOAW.

6.15 P. 31. —KDKA—Farm program. 5VKAF—HaryvrU-rs to ~V3 RKt. V\ • I WCAK 53'1,18. SVSAI. "’SV.I 55 KAR and SVGR. 55’ 11'—Fintfil Synagoguos 6:30 Sl.—Ks'W —Farm Bureau. KDKA —Famous •■ompoaers. WBAL— Organ. 3VC.AU— Kandy Kid* mimi*-.- 'OAA-Ori-tie*tra. U'JZ—Movie, also 33 RC. 55'JR—lde and Meglnitv. 55L9 —Organ. “Listeners Program. SVMCA —Music. WRNY—Organ: violin: Loma Lee. 6:35 P. 31.—W1P—Coneert. 6:5*3 P. 31. WFAA Milton SVork. ' Bridge ” 7:IMI I'. 31. KFNF —Farm Club program KKKX Talks. KPRC Agricultural talks. KSO —Music. WBBM—XHuiffl; vocal "'BZ—Violin , contralto. WAMb —Special program : t’ncle Bert 5V UAL “Cliefs: Tenor: comedy lession. WLBD —Quarters Cek-stnil l*e!ls _ 55 LAJ—Kaklmoa. to SVF.EI WGR. WOC. 55 71). 55 KAR. SVCAF.. 55TAI. 55(,N. 55 WJ. WFI 55TAG. 55'J A R and WCtO SVE S’Ft— Popular program: orchestra. WGST —Speaker. contralto. WBAL—sroca.l5 r oca.l and instrumental. 55 CX —Studio. 5VF.AO—Talks: t*n<-le Al. SVGBS—Mate choir talk. WHN —Enlertainment. 53JJD —On-hestra: vocal. SV.MCA —Serejianvrs WMAQ— Conservatory program. WORD —Trio ; Sunday school: recital. 55 00— Educational. SVPU —Orchestra. WRC — M ueie. also WJZ. WRSV—V aided entertainment.

Dancing 7:3O—KPRC. 8.00 WEBM. WPZ. WEAF. WSAI, WWJ, WOC. B:3O—WHN, WJZ. 9:OO—WEAF, WJR, WQJ. 9:3O—KTHS 10:00—WEBH, WLIB. 11:00—WHO. 'WOC. 11:46—WDAF. 12:00—KGO, KPO.

7:15 P. SI.—5VREO—Vocal and instrumental. WMC—Bedtime stpries. talk. 7:30 P. 51. —KPRC—Orchestra. KOA String orchestra. WBAP-—Saxophone octet. sVßZ—Organ. WCAL—Address sVHO—Quintet. WRVA “Edgeworth Fun Music. 7:45 P. M.—WOl—Address: music. 8:00 P. M.—KYW —Concert WBBM Orchestra, popular program WBZ —- Orchestra. SVCAU Resqui Centennial Hour. 5VFAF—Dance, to WKKI 530 C KSD. WCAt- . WTAG. WCCO. 55 SVJ WF], WJAR. SVSAI. WGR. 5V ADC and WON. 55'EBtf—Orchestra. songs. WCS--0-clieetra. sVGßS—Concert. WHO—Trio WlL—Vaudeville. 5V JZ—Record Boys also WRC. WJAZ—Classical concert 3VMCA—Tango orchestra. Ramblers. WMBB—Orchestra WJR Orchestra soloists. 35’OQ— Music. 3VPG —Dance WRW—Music. SVSOE —Bible conference. sV9B—Mable S. Wall. 8:10 P. M. —SVIP—Talk. 8:15 P. 31. —WHT—Features, classies B:30 P. 31. —KPRC—Studio. WFAA Musical artists. 3VGBS—Orchestra. WHN—Orchestra. WJZ—Dance. 55 3D —Music. WRNY—Song series. 8:45 P. 31.—WRC —Orchestra. - , 0:00 P. 31.—KDKA Coneert. WM A —Dreamers. KTHS —Seorcs. contralto K3TV —Popular program. 55 CAU—Orchestra. revue. WCCO —Justrtte Boys WBAL—Cellist. WEAF —Lopez Or Mu s tra. WEAO —Orchestra. WON—i am ii Henry; Play Shop. WJR—Orchet * 35'JJD—Feature Hour. WMCA —Ot s tra WOAW—Women's Press Orcues tra. sVOAW—Womens Press Club woe —The Plow Boys. WPG —Silver Slipper Club. 3VQJ—Entertainer* 9:30 P. M.—KTHS Dance. WBAP— Wendell Ha... 10 I*. M. —KFI—Classic hour. KGO High School Orchestra. KNX—Courtesy program. KHJ—String quartet WEBH —Orchestra, songs. WHN—Entertainers. WLlßi—Pounlar program, orchestra. WMCA—Broadway Night. SVOAW Quartet, orchestra. 10:05 P. 31.—WCCO—Spanish sVar Vet era ns 10:15 P. 31.—WSB—Organ.

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Frank Sargent, Virgil Herbert and Dot Lynch; lower, Carl Krauss, William Poirier, Paul Nelson, A1 Kramer and Gordon Showalter.

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II P. 31.—KFI—Music KNX—Courtesy program KGO—Santa Clara Valley urogram. WBAP—"Step on the Stairs. ' 55 HT—s’our Hour League. Pat Barnes. 55 HO—Orchestra. WOO—Orchestra barytone. D:(rt P. M.—WDAF—Nighthawk frolic. WJ.lD—Settin T'n Hour • S 3llitnight—KFl Orchestra, soloist. KGO—Orchestra KPO—Dsni'C.

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