Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 4, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 May 1926 — Page 3

MAY 17, 1926

INDIANA DENIAL BODY IN SESSION Kansas City Authority AtL dresses Society. Sixty-eighth convention of the Indiana State Dental Association opener] at the Claypool today. It will last until Thursday. Papers and addresses on new de velopnients in the care and repair of teeth will he presented. “Recent and Past Achievements of Articulators,’’ was the opening ‘address by Dr. Dayton Campbell, of Kansas City, Mo. Dr. William Wishard of Indianapolis spoke on "Medical Publicity, its Scope and Limitation.’’ DISEASES TAKE SLUMP Measles Drop, hut St ill More Than 1,000 Cases Are Reported. Despite the improved weather, measles continued last week to claim more than its share of victims, 1.0T7 cases being shown in the weekly morbidity report of the State board of health. The preceding week 1.352 cases were reported. Other diseases slumped appreciably during the week, scarlet fever falling from 199 cases to 150, smallpox from 103 cases to i 5 and diphtheria from 15 cases to 10. One hundred and forty five cases of whooping-cough were re ported, thirtv-seven cases of chicken pox, twenty-eight cases of influenza, sixteen of pneumonia and one case of mumps. A police report shows there were In excess of 16.000 traffic accidents In Tokto last year, iri which more than 10,000 persons were killed or Injured.

WEAK KIDNEYS MADE HIS BACK SORE AND ACHY Member City Fire Department Tells How Konjola Relieved KidneyBladder Miseries.

One of the latest, well known Indianapolis citizens to publicly indorse this celebrated new Konjola medicine for the relief it has given him is Mr. Frank M. Yates, connected for twenty years with the Indianapolis Fire Department, Company 17.

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MR. FRANK M YATES Mr Yates has liver] In this city since 1884. anti he lias submitted his photograph and testimonial to The Kon Jola Man, whose headquarters ale at Hook's drug store, Pennsylvania and Market Streets, Indianapolis, where crowds call throughout each day to find out about thl3 surprising inedi cal compound. "My kidneys had gotten into such a terribly weakened and luggih condition that t hey caused me a I most, constant suffering." said Mr Yates. "My back was sore and achv. and for three years tn\ rest, was broken so that J was all fagged out every morning The bladder trouble was very bad also, and Ilk® many other people, I was subject to burning pains like fire The annoyance of such pains would occur ten and twelve times every day. and It was nil due to the weak condition that my kidneys and bladder had gotten Into. "As soon as t found out about Konjnla and learned that this medicine contained roots and herbs, I decided to start taking It Now T am so greath benefited that T don t have to rise from bed more than once a night, and T can get so much better rest and sleep that 1 feet fine of a. morning My kidneys are im proved, so that tbe nor®. achy feel ing has gone from my hack, and the pains, due to the bladder condition have beep relieved. Almost normal action has taken place now, and I've taken Konjnla only a few weeks "Tt certainly Is wonderful tbe way this medicine acts on tbe whole gen oral system, for I am feeling better than I have for three years, since my trouble started, and I gladly indorse Kon jola, to tbe public as the greatest medicine I ever bad expert ence tv Ith.” Konjola Is different than any remedy ever known in this section. Where many ordinary medicines contain only 7 or 8 herbal ingredients, which merely act as a laxative, this new Konjola contains twentytwo juices extracted from natural plants, which Invigorates the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels to more healthy action. The effect of Konjola on the whole system brings mazing relief in cases of suffering that had been going on for years. At the same time, many weak and rundown systems have been restored to n new state of health through the use of this compound. Such a vast number of men and women In this • -ity have told their experience with tills new medical product, until now Konjola has become the most highly indorsed medicine that Is known In this vicinity. The Konjola Man Is at Hook’s drug store, Pennsylvania and Market Streets, Indianapolis, dally meeting the local public and Introducing and explaining the merits of this remedy. Free samples given. Konjola Is also for sale by every Hook drug store in this city and by druggists in ail surrounding towns. Advertisement.

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KDKA :<OD l WCAR 263 I WJZ 100 KFAB U4O " ('BP 345 "KllC 320 KFDM 316 WCCO 41H WLIB 303 M-H 208 WCX 517 WLIT 308 KFI 400 WDAF 300 I WLS 345 KFKX 288 WK.4F 492 I WLW 428 KINK 203 WEAR 300 WI.WL 288 KKIJO 645 WEBH 370 WMAQ 448 KUO 301 WERJ 27.1 ! WMHB 250 KOW 408 WEE I 340 I WMC 500 KH.I 405 IVEMC 280 ! W.MCA 341 Kllll 381 WENR 200 I WNYC 520 Kill.B 111 WE A A 470 I WOAI 305 KM A 252 WFBM 80S WOAW 580 KM OX 880 WFI 305 ! WOC 484 K.VX 337 WOES 250 I WOK 217 KOA 388 I WOm* 270 1 WORD 275 Knit, 878 WON 303 j WOS 441 KPO 428 WOR 310 WHO 301 KPRC 207 WGY 380 I WQJ 448 KPSN 316 1 WHA 535 WHO 40(1 KSD 645 | WHAU 275 WREO 280 KSO 842 i WHAS 400IWRNY 258 KTHS 375 | WHA2 380 i "KVA 850 KYW 535 I WHB 366 WRW 878 VAHG 310 | WHN 36! 1 WSAI 380 " AIIJ 804 WHO 580 I" SB 488 VVfiAI. 8 4 0 I WHT 400 WSM 888 " RAP 270 i "’1 BO 820 i WSM b 310 " HUM 280 | WIP 508 1 " r 905 840 WRBR 873 I W.IAR 300 ! "'TAG 208 WBCN 00 | "MAX 337 I WTAM 380 WBZ 333 | W.IAZ 388 WTIC 17H "T AB 401 "MR " 517 | WWJ 373 "CAL 337 I WJY 405 I Radio Programs SOP) P M,—KPRC Children s hour. Ks VB—Dinner concert, toll talk. "AHG—Pianist contralto. WBAL— Dinner concert. " RZ—-Orchestra retires. "CAE—Sunshine girl. WCAP—Studio. "VAV —Recital. WK A F—Lullaby Lady WEEl—Poetic Walker WGY—Band. " BN—Entertainment. " LlT—Dream Daddy, Argo Waves. Will' \—Karnival Kings. WOO—Dinner music WOR—CJtiartel Current Topics WRNY—Or '•nest ra. ft: 10 r*. M.— 1' LS—Orchestra on?an. sssft I’. M. —\s rz 0:06 P. il —KMA—Popular music, market* WAHG—Muslo WRAP—Dinner music. WCAE—Studio WCAP— Vocal Piano Hood Toy- W DAK— "School o( Hie \ir." WEAK—Pianist tenor Ax'i.li —Music. WllN—Music. W.IR,—Or chest ra. soloists WJZ Orchestra WLIT—Argo Waves, artists. WOAW— Sport talk, popular songs. WNYC — "Baseball violinist talk. WPG —Children's hour. WRNY—Debut hour, vocal. WWJ—Studio.

Dancing 7:3O—WNYC. 8:00 WHEI, W LIT. IV WJ. 8:30 KFAB. WJZ 9:OO—WCAE. WEAK. 9:3O—WRAP, WSM-B 10:00—WAHG, WSM WTAM 10:30 W JR. 10:45—WSR. 11:00—WTAM. WRAP 11:45—W DAK.

0:15 P. M.— WEE!—\rr itr Entertainers w< c.l—Orrheaira n'GI —Agricultural program "M< A —Mum, . 0:30 P VI.—KPRC—Or. lu-stra "HALSandman fird. WBZ—Organ WEAF —Music. WFAA—Orchestra WHAZ- ( eh *..’-t " MCA Zrla Beta Tail dinner WPG—Talks, piano recital WTIC— Orchestra, talk 15:15 I*. VI. —"’NYC las-Lnc recital.

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BALDWIN’S Mid-Month Clean-Up PIANOS and PHONOGRAPHS A ¥ ’C 1 jj Very rarely will you **s •*^’&—**—*jj find The House of Baldwin -f iC* advertise a Piano Bargain I. iSi U Sale When they do, you AQ A J in' // may be certain the Bargains // are genuine. These instruments were traded in to us during April and must be MBF disposed of before the end of the week t*P r lfht, Haines Brothers In ■ a \\ good condition Just the I .A non \\ thing for the begtnn-r Spe- B Vaoioen \\ c, L $79.00 'g*gngM ■ * j \\ How.rd upright ThorUpportumty rPr 1 f A YV SIIO.OO I OS OVO II 0 Pfeck player piano * a note Good playing Who Mav ho YV B ‘-' *145.00 YV lIU A Y XC4 Y MV \\ Howard player piano. Oak caa® I _ \\ Was $498.00, now •DOIM.UU ■ a 1 9 __ \\ Th ebove ts Juat a few of the many bargains n I Y' Qff* fl 1 n \\ offered during this sale We have many AX. a- 4 Ve VVe M * * * YY others You muat aee them to appreciate Saving Some jra| “<- - Real Money IML “="* w H Grand pianos Three of our own 'J t M overhauled and ba-- the r-^ulsr ___ _ // $160.00 Y’ictrola Console. Only. . $52.50 PnnnnrrrQ r>ric // $125.00 Sonora. Only $49.00 I HUllUHrapilP // $125.00 Brunswick. 0n1y...’ $43.50 ” * // $275.00 Electric Vlctrola. Only.. $119.50 Prices cut to II SIIO.OO Victrola Console. the bone on all i/ fSBEM trade-ins. Genuine // Only $09.00 PSSEhIISi bargain prices on .i II SIIO.OO Victrola. every demonstrator II only *41.50 or used machine // Many Other Real Bargains ’ Easiest Kind of Terms oZ Baldwin Evenings Monument Circle Center

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songs. WOR—Serenaders 6:50 P. M.—WOAW—Orchestra 7:00 l>. M.—KFH Womans quartet KFNF—Concert. KSO - Entertainers. WAlU—Studio. WBZ—Singing orchestra. WCAE—Studio. WCAU—Merry Minstrels WCX —Studio WEAF— Gypsies to WWJ. WOO. W.IAR. WEEI and WCAP. WHB—Orchestra, vocal. "'GR—Concert. WGY—Band concert.

WFBM Monday, May 17. Merchants lleat & Light Cos. (268 Meters) 6:oo—Sports and stock market reports. Courtesy Indianapolis News. 6:30 — Children's Hour. Courtesy Franklin Life Insurance Company. 7 00—Concert. Circle Theater. B:oo—Baldwin hour. 9.00 —Firestone Cornet* program. ]6.30 —Gus Edwards' Athletic Club Orchestra.

WHAZ—Address. orchestra w.iz — Railroad Revelers. WLlT—Theater "MCA—Science lecture "MAK—Music WPG—Orchestra WRNY—Studio. WSM—Orchestra bedtime story "TIC —Prints Donna "TAM—Symphony. 7:15 P. M.—KDKA—University of Pitta burg address WMC —Bedtime stories talks 7:30 p M.—KPRC—Rand coneerf. WO A -Orchestra PWX—Studio. WRAP- — Knights of Pythias. WCAU—Music. WHO—Pianist. '-rader. baritone. "'Ol Garden talk alumni program. WNYC —Orchestra: lecture. VVTfC—Dance. 7:45 p, M.—WCCO—University of Minnesota: program 8:60 P. M. —KFUO Address Quartet, KDK A—-Light opera WAHG—Studio.

Concert Music 7:30 —WRAP, WHO. B:OO—KDKA, WEAF. B:3O—KPRC, WBZ 9:OO—KFKX, KOA. 9:3O—WCCO. 10:00—KSD. KTHS.

WBAL—Concert talk* WCAU— Quartet. WDAF—Varied music. WEAF —Opera, also WOO. WCAE. W.IAR. WTIC WCAP "TAG. KSD. WEMC—sacred hour: Music Makers WGR—Am herst Choral Club. WEEl—Orchestra "MR—Program W.lZ—Mooreland hour "LlT—Dance "MCA—Dinner. WOI Phi Mu Alpha Bovs WPG—Studio WENT—Dance "SB—Special program WSt'T—Faculty program WTAM Studio. WWJ-—Orchestra 8:15 P. M.—WOS —Mtlsic. WSM—Spe eial program. 8:36 P. M.—K PRC—Tenor WO A—Sand man KFAB—Orchestra popular pro gram WBZ—"Twins WEEI— Meteorologist WFAA Agneultura' program WJZ—Orchestra WLIT vaudeville: orchestra. WMC—Music 8:15 P M "MCA—Dance. 6 P. M. —KKKX—Music KM A—Grady ■oid Doc trio Kn.A—Studio. KTHS Scores music hits "'AlU—Novelty program WRAI —Ensemble. WCAE— Dance WCCO—Ensemble. WDAF —-Clas steal program WAHG—Dance WE AI —Orclustra. WGR—Lopez Orchestra WOO Daece. WOAW—Classical pro gram WPG—Silver Slipper Club

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Copyright, 1928. sty Faffed Pret* Central Standard Time Throughout KDKA, Denver. 322 M, 9 P. M.— Program illustraitng growth and de velopment of music. WSG, Atlantic City. 300 M. 9 PM.—National Electric Light Associa tion Music. WEAF. New York. 492 M, hook up 8 P. M. —Grand opera, “La Glonconda.” WSB. Atlanta, 428 M. 4.30 P. M Program artists, including Wendell Hall. WLW, Cincinnati. 328 M, 8 P. M. —WLW Little symphony. WOO. Philadelphia, 40g M, 8 P. M—Shrine hand concert. WEAF, Kansas City, 368 M, 8 P. M. —Invanhoe band. WRL, Madison, 535 M. 8 P. M.— Educational features. WRRC, Cincinnati, 326 M. 8 P. M.—American Legion hour. WOS. Jefferson City. 441 M. 1 P. M.—Dental Association Meeting. dance, WRNY—lrvine Players. WTIC —Symphonic ensemble P:3O P. M.—WBAP—Trail Blazer* WCCO —Classical. WHN Entertainment WMCA —Orchestra, entertainers WSMB —Dance 10 P M.—KFl—Trio, soprano KSD Eden Choral Clith KGO—Educational program. KTHS—Barytone organ. WAHG-—Orchestra WHN Entertainers. *VRVA—Orchestra WSM Orchestra WTAM—Dance. 10:30 I*. Vs. —WJR—Jesters 10:45 r. V| —VSB—Orelie-tra 11 I*. M.—KKl—Music WTAM —Orchestra. WRAP—Orchestra. Majestic Artists WHO—Organ. 11:15 P. VI.—WDAF —Nlghthawk frolic. 12 Midnight—Metkeljohn Brothers. POWER PETITIONS HEARD Two l tilities Seek Permission to Issue Securities. Public Service Commissioner Clyde H. Jones heard evidence today in petitions of the Wabash Valley Electric Company of Clinton to issue $547,000 in securities and the Northern Indiana Power Company. Ko komo, to issue $690,000 in securities. Air conditions for radio are best in February, tlie next best months be ing March, January and November.

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NO DECISION IN . FARM AID SEEN House to Take Up Haugen Bill Tuesday. , Bu Unttrd Prrx* WASHINGTON, May 17.—The farm relief battle entered its third week In Congress today with no decision in sight. The House will take up the $373,000,000 Haugen bill again Tuesday, but today and Wednesday are to be taken up with routine business, so that debate on amendments probably will not be concluded until the last week of this month. In the Senate, the combat will prolong the session, which may extend well into June. Prospects for eventual passage in both Senate and House are good, but a presidential veto is possible, if Administration forces are not satisfied. The most Important amendments to the Haugen biir to be voted on this week are those of Haugen him self, which seek to strengthen support for his plan to fix prices, through a revolving fund which would be repaid from an equalization fee assessed against the products handled by a proposed advisory ' farm board. ARRESTED AFTER FIGHT Joe Meyer. 38. of 2437 Station St... I is held today on charges of drunken- j ness and assault and batterff- and j Kenneth Smith, 20, of 2356 Station St., is charged with* assault and battery following an alleged fight at ’

Notions Dressing Pins, excellent quality. Per paper . ~2<* Hose Supporters, sew on style. White and Pink. Pair 100 Pearl Buttons in assorted sizes, dozen for .. 10r Main Floor

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Seven Remarkable Third Floor Values Table Damask i > = I Occasional Rugs Os good, mercerized quality, 53 i . . . inches tde variety of mar | Cover* and "X^dow™ii* \ Choice Many floral afN Ptr • in Felt Pad* fan oy batiste, 1 ”},** h• I j/t) and conven fn Ha lc\ Ilk /din ! P' a,n - crossbar w ... F , t jersette, etc. White washable ami J W- 1 <l|l jfl la ffif a tlonal Pat,e)ii Oi f effects. Yard- •&?'’ STnTrJI(S 1 o|| * ‘ 14c at 69c Ea. 35c I rhoossv Rayon Dress Goods Birdseye Diaper Cloth SS Each T ard V IF v ly Colorfast and durable—to 10 yards; 1n a sanltsry, nllln ruse / IBS neat, novelty m sealed pdjkage 18 Inches plaid designs.. j wide. 10 j <rj> Piece Goods—Third Floor Vard ?*rdn for ....q> 1 . I Floor Coverings—Third Floor

Delightful Creations in This Sale of Women’s HATS Iw \B' Straw, Hair, Azure, f ’mi Braid, Silk, ' ’ Ribbon Faile The hats included are In all sorts of the prettiest large and small styles In new colors. Millinery—Second Floor. Women’s Rayon Undergarments Chemise, bloomers, step Ins and /t OA vests in the colors of orchid, V I nlle, pink, peach w *•!#*/ Stout Size Undergarments Bloomers, chemise, step-ins, slips cn nml gowns; in blue. pink, peach, VVp maize, white. 44 to 40 tJOv Undergarments—Main Floor. Infants’ Mercerized Top Socks In tanbark, red. green, orchid Off and crash colors; In sizes J 4U, to J. I’air wvt Women’s Silk and Fibre Hose These may be had In peach, rj H tan, grey and black. Sizes /k/* BVS to 10. Irregulars, but easily worth ... uvL Hosiery—Main Floor.

2223 Sherman Drive, late Saturday. Police said Meyer struck Mrs. Grace Smith, Kenneth's mother, when she danced with another man

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and Kenneth Smith retaliated for his mother by striking Meyer. Mrs. Smith was cut on the face by the blow, it was said.

School Suits Very Specially Priced *2.95 These are strong, well made suits in good, serviceable patterns. Sizes 8 to 17. Extra Pants to Match, SI.OO Boys’ Khaki or Crash Pants These pants will stand A /"X unusually long wear. Sizes 8 to 10 Tt%/ Boys’ Attractive Shirts Neatly patterned or In f - /Y plain colors. Sizes kVlit from 121a to 14 v/U Good Quality School Blouses These are well made rv /\ of strong wash materials tun lr sizes 8 to 16 vv V Boys’—Main Floor

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A Timely Sale of MEN’S ATHLETIC UNION SUUS B 85c. Quality at J 69 e M Three for $2.00 | Os high - grade fancy J!■ * madras, well made W I and full cut In sizes 3fi to FjflK \ , 46. Supply yourself NOW at this extremely low price. Men’s Strong Khaki Shirts Good, very serviceable shirts a, A of khaki; in sizes 14 to 17, '/Uf* Unusual values I V Well-Made Khaki Pants Made of tough, wear resisting d* $ AA khaki. Ideal for work, outing I 111 I or ramp wear tP X •Y/Vr Men’s Overalls or Jackets Os 220 weight white back blue /} <j denim, .laekeis to match. \ I |l|| same price wit uv Men’s—Ma ! n Floor.

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Notions Scissors, radio brand In three sizes, pair ..39^ Emery Bags, strawberry shape, each 4^ K o t e x Sanitary Napkins, one do*. In a box for 37<t Sanitary Aprons, each 230 Main Floor