Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 1, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1926 — Page 11

MAY 13, 1326

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KDRA non ; wcar :j3 . wjz •!.> Kt AB ;i4O I WCBD 345 WKUC J2O KFDAI .IIH I WCCO 410 1 Wi.lß nod KFH 308 I WCX 517 WI.IT 008 Ki'l 40!) I WDAF lliili WLB !Uo KFKX 388 i WEAK 493 WLW 433 KFNJf 300 I WEAK 399 WHVI, 388 KKUO 545 1 W EIIH :s 70 W MAO 448 KGO :t(jl | WEI3J 374 IVMIIB 3.>0 KGW 493 WEEI .319 W.MC >OO KH.I 403 WEMC 3,50 WMCA .341 K.lll 381 I WEN It 300 VVNVC 530 KIO.S 111 I WEAA 470 WOAI 30.> KM A '353 I WFBM 308 WOAW 530 KAt OX 380 I WEI .39.5 | WOC 481 KNX 3.37 I WOES 3.30 i WOK 317 KOA .333 WOIII* 370 I WORD 37 5 KOIL 378 WON 303 1 WOS 441 KDO 438 WOK .319 i WPU 301 KI’HC 397 WO Y 380 I WQ.I 418 KI’SN .310 WHA .53.1 i WHO 109 KSI) .54.3 WIIA!) 3 7.5 WIIEO 380 KSO 343 WIIAS 400 i WIINY 3.58 KTHS .375 WH.AZ ,380 WRY A 3.70 KYW .5.3.5 WHB .300 , WRW 378 WAMO 310 i WON .301 WSAI 330 WAlti 394 I WHO .530 I WSli 458 WI’.AE 3)0 1 WI IT 490 WSM 388 WIIAH 370 | WlflO 330 WSM R .319 WHOM 3:ti|Wll> 508 WSOE 310 WHHR 373 I W.IAR .300 : WTAG ">',B WRCN 300 IWJ AX .3.37 IWT AM 389 WB7, 333 I WJAZ .3 5’ WTIC 170 WCA H 401 W.m 517 ! WWJ .373 WCAL 3.37 iWJ Y 403 I Radio Programs 6:30 r. M.—WRAP Pinner progTHm. WCAE—-Concert: address WCAU Symphony orchestra. WEAK —Dance V^EEl—Musicale. WGY—Book chat: Syracuse University program. WHN —Varied entertainment. WEIT Dream Daddy. Wl.S—Organ: orchestra WMAK—Humphrey Sisters. WOAW Child's Hour. WOO—Dinner music WRNY—Catholic Circle. 6:40 r. M.—WRZ—Seores. 5:46 P. M.—WCCO—Scores. WGN —Din ner concert. WEl—Auto feature. W.TZ -Political talk: also WRC. WOC— Chimes: scores. WRNY-—Orchestra questions. 6:00 r. M.—KMA—Women's Federation KYW—Studio. WRAP —lecture: music. WRZ—Twins WCAU —Orchestra: Anglers WDAF—"School of the Air. WEAK—Thomas Mason; also WEE! IVOR. WFI. WCCO WWJ. WCAE. WOC WSA I. WF.BH—Recital WHN—En tertainers WHT—Organ: ensemble: contralto WlP—Talk W.JAR —Music W.JR —Orchestra: soloists. WI.S—Or chestra : Lullaby Time. WLIB- —Dinner program WQ.l—Dinner concert: entertainers. WRY A—Orchestra. WNYC— Scores: eoncerl program. , 6:1.5 P. M.—WEAF Harvesters. ' to WEEf. WFf. WCAE. AVI,IB. AVSAI WAY.I. AYGR. AVTAM. WCCO—Talk WlP—Hour. 6:30 p. >I.—AVBAL Sandman Circle. WB7,—Vesper Quartet. AVFAA—Orchestra. AVGBS—Oliver Saylor. WJZ —Movie. "Miss Nobody;’ also AVRC. AA’LS—Organ. "Listener's Voice," music. WPG—Auction bridge. AVRNV Organ. violinist. 7 P M.—KFNF—Elks' Band. KPRC—Agricultural talks. KSO—Music KVAV Classical concert. AVBBM—Dance, staff

Silent Today Central—KFAß, KFDM, WOS, KFUO. WSM, WSUI, WEMC, KMOX/ Eastern— PWX, WAHG. WEB.T. WAAM, WEAR. WHAZ, WI.IT. WOO. WCAP, WGHB, WOR, WTIC. Far West—KFOA, KLX, KOA,

artists. WBAL—Vocal and instrumental. WCAU—"Chess." tenor, comedy. WCX —Studio WEAF —Music, to WEEI, WGR AVTAM, KSD. AVCAB. AV'S A T WGN. AVAV.I, AA'FI AVTAG. WJAR. AVCCO. WOC. AYE AO—Golt talk, .nusic. AVENR —Popular program, orchestra. AVGBS—French songs, talk. 6VHB—Organ, talk, question box AVHN —Entertainment. AA IP— Scandinavian Chorus. WJJD Orchestra. vocal. WMCA—Serenaders WNYC umental program. AVORD—Trio. Sunday school recital WOQ Educational. WPG—-Concert orchestra. AVRC—Music: also WJZ AA’GV. 7:15 P. M.—WREO—Vocal and Instrumental. KDKA—Farm program, AVRNV —Soncert AVMO—Bedtime stories, talk. 7:30 I*. AL— KDKA —Famous composers WPRC—Orchestra. KOA—Siring orchestra WBAP—Saxophone octet. AVB7. Organ AVGBS String ensemble. WHO——Quintet. AVHAS—Mixed voices, instrumental. WMCA—Entertainers 7:6 P. 51.—WT1T—Fealtires classics. 7:50 l>. M.—AVOI Tama Toledo Elbow Club. 8 P. M.—-KDKA—Concert KI.DS—Clas sieal program. AA'BZ—Music. WCAU — Seaqulcentennial hour. AVCBP l'oncert WEAF—To WEEI. AVOC. AVADC KPD, AYCAE. AVTAG WCCO. AVAV.J, AA'FI, WJAR. AA’SA I. AVGR WGN Wl'.BH—Orchestra, songs AVGY—AYGY Orchestra. WHB—Syncopators. WHO —Trio WJZ—Record Boys. WJAZ— Classical concert. WMAQ—Lecture. Illinois Club WMCA—VocaTists. Ramblers. WMBB—Orchestra. WJR—Orchestra. soloists. AYOQ —Music. WPG —Dance, AVRC—Political talk. Record Boys AVRNV—Trio. AA'SB—Limestone College. AVTAM—Studio.

Dancing 7:3O—KPRC. 8:00—WHB, WMBB. 8:30—W11N, WJZ. 9:OO—WEAF, WPG. 9:3O—WRC. WSMB. 10.00— WEBM, WLIB, WTAM. 10:30—WOAW. 11:00—WHO. 11:45—W DA F. 12:00—KGO, WQJ.

8:05 P. M.-—WFP—Orchestra. 8:10 P. M.—WNYC—Lecture, orchestra. 8:30 P. M.—KYW—Carnival. WKAA Singer, pianist. WGBS—Movie broadcast. tenor. WHN—Orchestra. W.IZ— Dance. WMC— Music. WUNY—Song series. WRVA—Novelty stunts. 8:15-P. It.—WRVA—Old Square Dance Orchestra. (• I*. M. —KM A—Dreamers. Kl’RC—Kilter tamers KSD—Theater. KTH. Scores •tewisli music. WBAT. Ensemble " BB.M Moss-covered melodics. VVCAI' —Orchestra, revue WG’CO — Music. WRAP —Lopez Orchestra. WON—Sam 'n' Henry. Play Shop. WMCA—Orchestra WO AW—Classical. WOC —The Plow Hoys. WPO—Silver Slipper Club. WQ.I —Orelvstra. Radio Artists. WHNY entertainers I:I5 P. 'l—WGßS—"Cherrie Pic' inirnhe rp 9diet P. M.—WRAP—Classical program. WGY—Organ. WRC—Band. WSMB— Orchestra: Radio B r ve|e.rs, 9:15 P. M.— KTllS—Dance. 10:00 I*, tI.—KKI Composers' hour KGO-—Plav "Arrival of Kitty tVDKA —Concert. WBAL—Opera. “Pinafore.'' WEBH—Entertainers WLTB—Popular program orchestra WMCA-—Broad wav Night. WTAM —Orchestra. 10:50 P. M. WO AW Orchestra. 10:15 I*. M.—WSB—Oman. 11:00 P. M.—WKI Courtesy program KKl—Music. WRAP—“Step on tlie

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stairs.” WHT —Tour Hour League; Pat Barnes. WHO—Orchestra. 11:30 P. M.—WBAP Spiritual singers w tin—Srtlin' Up hour. 11-45 P >I.—WDAF— Nighthawk frolic. l’ioo >1 -KFI Varied program. KGO— Orchestra WQJ —Ginger hour A bill before the Quebec Legislature provides a tax of 5 per cent on restaurant meals coating more than sl, the tax money to go toward helping hospitals.

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Times Spring Festival to Be on Air .

With the cooperation .f the Mad den .Nottingham Post of the American Legion and musical groups of this city. The Indianapolis Times Friday night Avill broadcast a big spring musical festival over WFBM, Merchants Heat and Light Company station, from tho studio at the Severin. Friday night's program will be one of the largest and most melodious that The Times has broadcast since

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Chic Myers anil His Joy Boys

Ihe (ipcnimr of tile season in October. Soprano to Sing Mrs. Gladys McGlung Gray, coloratura soprano, will lie one of those features! on the program. Airs. Gray the opening of the season in October will sing "Un I)oux I Ren,” by Del-

V(k Friday and Saturday—s t A Sensational Sale of Y New Summer MILLINERY / ” A fririiinatr i.ttrchase has enabled us to offer these hats ySK ( of most extraordinary ,'’ P f7/vN J injoil at ilouhle the*e prices I'.augkoks. Milans. large and Wk\/V / '~TL- small. 8.-ngalines. Leghorn*. Belting Ribbon. Satins and J / I novelty Straus Beeoniing models in large drossj hats. / \ 7 Tailored Hats. Close titling Hats. Off the Face Hats. Mush \ j ri ,ot„s and Tams All the predominating spring shades ' \ 7 Including Saw and Black. Included are beautiful Hat J. V A./L , and Scarf Sets. Hals charmingly trimmed with flowers \\ .I IT > ! and ribbons. Matrons’ llats in many new and clover de \\ 'l' \ | signs. Larger and smaller head si7.es. At this price you I \ \ Ij \ j i can afford to buy more than one. Come in early. Wi ’ i \ XT / FRIDAY AND SATURDAY IN "■ OUR BASEMENT Nci HATs cr 3.98 K\ /■/ ] I . V THE MILLER-WOHL CO. H Stores For Women 45—EAST WASHINGTON—4S

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and Frank O. Huston and Pete 1 taskerville, singers and Delbert O. Wilineth, who will .sy>eak oA '“The Degion and Memorial Dajx A Miss Edith Hopiter, a singer flew to Times radio listeners, will be on the program. Boyd Johnson will be at the piano. Orchestral Feature The Times will present as Its orchestral feature on this spring musical festival program. Chic Myers and Ills Joy Boys In four great groups. Besides Chic Myers, (his organization includes Bud Myers, Tom Bush, Bob Echols, Herman Kohlman, Charles Robertson and Albert Meister, The program will start promptly at 8:30 and will continue for an hour and a half. It takes 19,000 silk worms to make the average spring outfit for the Japanese woman, according to a recent school survey.

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