Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 11, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 May 1926 — Page 7

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Dancing 7:3O—WJAZ, W.MEFI. B:3O—WEAF, WWJ, WCAE \\ TAM. O:OO—KPRC, WOC. O:3O—AVIIX, WHO. 10.00—K.UOX, WEBH, 11:00 KMOX, WFAA, WHO, WMC. WRVA. 11:45—WDAF. 12:00 —wti.r.

3'i:ur Dance Orchestra, WKS—Lullaby I’nu: rc;u|ui; , s. Wl.lß—Dinner niUBU' VVWMBB—Dun. U'o,l—Orchestra : vocal. IVMCA Pace Institute: pen ics bon. WOAW—Music. 6:15 p. 51.—Talk "Child Education." 6:•".(' I’. 41.—KMOX Dinner rrel'al W FA A—Orclie.-ti a. WEAK Twins a mi WEEK VVEI. WGK. WCAE. WWJ WOC WJAR WCCO. WI.IB. WTAM. KSD. WgBS-xMusic. WGY—Gems of Roinanco to wjz wuc. WHN—Vocal: nlHlri.imcntal, WlP—Coirs rt. WI.S— O •' I: I'sieuer s voice. WMCA —Caltloi lia Ramblers: v iolinist. WPG— Com art program: trio. 3:1 •> p. VI.— ’ VC All —Son? writer. (1:50 I’. 51. WOAW—Orchestra. <DS4 P. 51.—WES—Golf lesson. '.M’O I*. 41.—KMOX —Orchestra. KFH— Ca . : •::! music. KY4Y—Studio. KFNK —Concerf. 4VBBM '''at. U HAL—Soprano: violin: piano. V.17-X ,ni" Club. WCAE—Artist*, u: —CoinTl't' amln schools. WEAK a o WJR. WON. WWJ. WE El. 44 I'A.'-l. 4VG It. 4VTAO. WCAE, WKI, 'VOC, 4VSAI. KSD, WCCO. 4VF.NR—- . oouhar procram. WGY—Music pupils. 44 HR-—Radio hints: or?,an. 4vJ.TT)— Ohildrtn'- hour. WJR—Tom Barters Ro.vs. 44 J7.—Prayer hour. 4VLB —Popu'ai’ music, 44 NYC—Famous letter wntri ' I'lectTii Club. 44'MAO —Concert.: ho rh" talk. 4VOKD—Program: Bible oik i tioi;-, wac—iec Cream Social. 7:16 P. >!.—KDKA Address; sacred "3fs. wPlEo—Band. 7:33 P. 41.—KPRC—Dance. KOA—Strinf nivlif'tra 44 PAP—Minin WCAU—Goanel -ini!-: Pianist, 4VTlAS—Orchestra. 44 HO—Quintet. WMC— Health talk.

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WMCA—Entertainers. K:IHI P. 41.—K1.1JS —Studio. KFAR—Nebraska IJiilvcisitv program. KDKA— Little Symphony. KMOX—Xylophone and banjo. KCO—Talks: band. KYW— Classical concert. 4VBAL-— W'BAL trio. WCCO—Minstrels. 4VBZ —Piano recital. 4 VC AC—Entertainers WEAK—Variety half hour to WKKI 4VGK. WCAE. WKI. WWJ, KSD WHY—' Tour, to WJZ. 4VKC. WEXR— Bible Hour. WEBH— Theiler. 4VgN—Grand Opera rx<-ri-pt*. 44 110-—Sorority concert. 4VHB—Music. WlP—Movie broadcast. 4VJAZ—Studio and dance 4V.lß—Orchestra: soloist. 44 MAC —University of Chicago lecture. —44 MCA—Talks: music. . WMBB—Orchestra: popular music. 44’ORD—Music. WOC—Travel lecture. 4VPG—Dannr: piano recital. 4VSB —Entertainment.

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44'GBS—Xylophone: orchestra. 8:13 P. 51. WrINY Talk: A"sentine SpltMC 51.—44 4i.4o—Bethel Chur, h Octet. 8:50 P. 41. KPRC—Studio. KOA —Farm questions WEAF —Low?: orchestra to WE El WIT WWJ. WCAE 44 Gil. 4VTA.M 4VTAG. KSD 4VHZ—Dance. WEAK—Orchestra. 4VKA A —Mllsicale. WlP—Orchestra 44.1 AD—Music. 44. MC —Concert. WOAI —Concert. 8:15 P. 51.—4V.IZ—Dance. 0:00 I* M —KMOX —Soloists: ortran: pianist. KPRC —Orchestra : cmcrt.itw-i*. KMA—Mandolin musician. Kills— Musical comedy cents. 44 I’4l.—Male huartot. 4VC.\E—Theater. 44 LCD—Glee Club. 4VCX—Red Apple Club. WEAK— The Buftalodian-. 44 GBS—Orchestra. WON —Sam n' Henry: music: pi-iy shot*. WHil UUelole nousMcrs. \\JJL) Studio. WOAW—Dr Luxe program. WOC —Ci*("*,‘cnt 'Vlvi MivfT Slipper Club: \\ OJ—-Orun'*'tr;i; \ ooal; instrumental. WTAM—Studio. W MCA—Orchestra. O-i;, i*. \|,—WHT —Feature*’ dnnrr. 9:30 I'. 51.—KYW—Studio 4VRAP—Classical program. WBALe—Orran. "CkQ — Outdoor talk. 54 HS—Orchestra. 4YRC — Sw;tn*'o S.vnuo pn tors. 10:00 p 51.—KMOX — Orchestra: rlassloal music. KKI— S'-reeti artist. unartrC KPO— Chanter* KGO—Program. 44 AIL —Organ. 4VEBH— Orchestra: . ‘l'eeial music WHN—Eentertaincrs. 44 LIB— Corn'll mid Godet\: eruenible 4VM< A— Entertainers. WORD—Public Sen me program: I. .tore. 4VR4A—Nerro quailet. 4VSM—Serenadcrs. 44 TAM - r-1 oViiVI I *. 51.—4V0A4V —Radio revue: or-<o'-:to',i'! M.—4VRVA—Blind pianist. 10:35 I' 41.—KDKA—Concert. ip. |.-, p. M.—44'SB—Concert. 11:00 I’. —KFl—Grand Oners sourKMOX —Rodczvoas Club. "(4A-br-cheslra.. 4YHO—Orchestra 44 HT— Your Hour League. WMC—Orchestra. 44 R\ A —Orchestra. _ . 11:30 P. 51. —4VJJI4—Settin T p Ifour. 11:15 P. M.—WDAF— Nighthawk frolic. 12:00 51.—KKI—Radio Club. WQJ —Ginger hour: dance.

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M'QI’ADE STAJS A report coming out of New York recently that Francis MrQunde had sold hi.3 interest in tho Giants, was i denied. This story had it that Loo j ,1. Bendy was to like the place of the treasurer in the part ownership of the eltth.

NOTE TELLS OF DEATH IntlianaiTolis and Columbus Police Look Into Reported Drowning. AA'hat is the real meaning of a note found by George Cline, Xordyke & Marmon Cos. watchman, lato Motv day? This was a question confronting police here and at Columbus, Ohio, today. Cline said lie found the note, hardly legible, tacked to the side of a box car. It read: "Hoping someone will see this. My name is John Faune (or Fume). I killed myself'in Indiaanpolis. You will find my body in AA'hitc River right at the packing house. I am from Columbus, Ohio, and live at -L>2 S. Park St." Columbus police are seeking a man at that address. Local officers say on the morning of April 15, the date on the note. Samuel Tompkins, 618 S. Missouri St., satv it man Jump from the packing house bridge into flic riv Police dragged the stream but could not locate the body. NKW FLIGHT ON PARIS, May 25.—Captain Polio fior d'Oisay, noted French aviator, hopped off from the A'illa Coblay

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na! Judgge James A. Collins Monday afternoon when he found the *ldelendant guilty of possession ,of liquor. Rnotvton was fined SIOO and sentenced thirty days in Jail. Collins took under advisement a chunk charge against Lon Dolilomon, 519 Parker Ave. He appealed frsm the lotver court, where he was fined $lO. UTILITIES TO ASK CUTS Bell May Ask Reduction on Present Tax Value. Numerous public utilities whose tax assessments have been increased by tlie State tax board are expected to appear before the board at its second session. July 617, and seek reductions. Notices were sent out by the board setting June 26 ns the last date to petition for a review. Appearance of R. G. HalstPad, tax expert for the Indiana Bell Telephone Company, gave rise to a report that ttie Bell will seek a reduction of its present $30,650,976 valuation.

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