Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 108, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 August 1926 — Page 11

AUG. 11, 1926

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Radio Programs 5 P. M.—WCX—Ensemble. WKN'R—Concert. WOK—Ensemble. WREO —Concert WWJ—Music. ft:l P. M.-WTAM--Orchestra. A:4O P. M— KDSa— Music 6 Pf^M.—KMA—Music. KYW Studio. WCAU—Orchestra WEBH—Orchestra WEB.T— Vocal WHAD—Organ WHO— Symphony. WHT-—Organ. WJR—Svmpnony. soloists WLlß—Music. WMBB —Ensemble. WMCA—Orchestra WNYC

Silent Today Central—KLDS, WCBD, WFAA WMC, WOI, WRAP,* WOAW WSUI. Eastern—WAlU. YYBBR, WFI WHAZ, IVHAR, WGBS. WIP WREO, WRC, BAL. Far West—KGO, KPS?*.

—Songs. WORD—Music. WQJ—Orchestra WOR—Philharmonic, 6:15 P. M-—WMAK—Studio. WRNT Concert WTAM—Talks. 6:30 P. M—’WNYC— Band. KMOX—Dinner. WCAU—Vocal WLS-—Orpran. WTIC —Orchestra. WWJ—Orchestra. 6:45 P. M.--WJR— Good Will." 1 P M,—KFNF—Concert. KDKA Orchestra KFH—Octet KMOX—Orchestra. WAMD —Classical. WBBM—Travel talk WBZ—Barnstormers. WCX Svmphonv WENR—Orchestra. WHB —Orchestra. WHO—Orchestra. WJJD

Dancing 7:3O—KFH, WBZ. WHT. 8:00—WEBH. WRIT, WWJ. B:3O—KMOX, WMCAr9:OO—KTHS, WHO. 9:3O—WHN. 10:00—WEBH, WTAM. WSM. ll.:00 —WBBM, WJR, WENR. 11:45—WDAF. 12:00—WQJ.

—Music. W.TAR—Music. WMCA Zither. WLlT—Entertainers. WMAK —Music. WOK—Staae nrosran . WSM —Trio, bedtime. WTAM—Cone trt. 7:15 P. M.—WAHG—Tenor.. 7:30 P. Sl.—KFH—Serenades. 50A Orchestra. KPRC—Concert. WBZ Orchestra WGHB—Music. VGHP— Camper's half-hour. WGN—Music. WHT—Orchestra WLS—Band WSAI —Music WMAQ —Trio. 7:45 P. M.—WGN—Entertainment. WOR —Orchestra. WRVA—Pianist. 8 P. M.—KYW—Classic WAAM Orchestra. WADC—Dance. WBBM—Harmony Time. WBZ—Studio. WCCO Church services. WDAF—Orchestra WEBH—Orchestra. WGHP—Ensemble. WHAD—Band WHN—Orchestra. WHO —Vocal. WjAZ—Dance. WLlT—Orchestra. WLS—Trio. WMAQ —Barytone WMBB—Orchestra. WORD—Sin?era. WMCA—Music. WOS—Music.

Concert Music 7:3O—KPRC. WGN. B:OO—WJAZ, WWJ. B:3O—KMOX. WMCA. 9:OO—WHO, WLS. 9:3O—KMOX. I 10:00—WJR, KHUJ.

WRVA—Trio. WSM—Singers. WSUI —Music. WTlC—Dance. WWJ Orchestra. 8:05 P. SI.—KFAB Request program, KMOX Orchestra. KOA Sandman. WAHG—Popular music. WCAU—OId sours. WMCA—Orchestra. WMAQ Orchestra. WJZ—Orchestra. WLS Band WOR—Concert quintet. WOO Music. WRVA—Sacred music. WTIC— Dance. 9 P. lI.—KM A—Outside talent KTHS Orchestra. KMOX—Song cycle. KOA— Orchestra. WCAP—Music WCCO Music. WDAF—Band WHO—Dance WJJD—Vocal. WLS—Orchestra. WMCA —Orchestra. WQJ —Entertainers. WRVA —Organ. ■n.s P. M.—KFUO Lecture. KOA Studio. KPRC- Music. WGR—Orches tra. 9:20 P. M—WGN—Studio. 9:30 P. M.—KMOX—Orchestra. KYW Carnival. WHT—Music. WLS—Trio. WHN—Entertaincent. WOC—Organ. 10 P. M.—KHJ—De Luxe program. WAMD —Music. WEBH—Dance. WTAM— Serenaders. WJR —Organ. WMCA Entertainers WSM—Orchestra. 10:30 P. M WHB—Music. 10:45 P. M.—WSB—Corcert. 11 P. M.—KFl—Tenor. KPO—Studio. WAMD—Frolic. WBBM—Nutty Club. WENR—Frolic. WJR—Jesters. WHAD —Organ. WLlß—Organ. 11:45 P. M.—WDAF—Frolic. 12 Midnight—KPO Studio. KHJ Dance. WQJ—Popular program. GERMANY TO AID TOBACCO RAISERS Will Issue Regular Reports on Plant Care. Bv Times Special BERLIN, Aug. 11. —Tobacco-grow-ing is to be encouraged in Germany, according to a plan of the German department of agriculture. This plan of the department is in line with its general policy to make the Vaterland as independent as possible from all foreign imports. The Reich's department of agriculture, in co-operation with the departments of the federal states of Prussia, Bavaria, Hesse, Wuerttemberg and Badsn, will establish an Yor the study of the possiof tobacco-cultivation in Germany. The institute is to issue regular periodical reports which, in popular form, will furnish advice to Germap farmers desiring to produce tobacco on their estates. FATHER OF WANT AD LONDON.—John Houghton, a fellow of the Royal Society, was the father of the want ad. In 1672 he established a weekly paper for trade improvement, and undertook to educate British merchants to the value of advertising. His first step was a bureau for supplying servants through small advertisements.

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Movie Fans! Do You Know Him?

Test your general knowledge of affairs by answering the following questions. They cover topics you come across in your daily news paper reading. Write down the answers and check them with the correct replies on page 14. 1. What famous movie star Is this?

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2. Who was Mr. Zip? 3. What, approximately, Is the latest round-the-world record? 4. How many cardinals of the Catholic Church has the United States? 5. What form of government has Portugal? 6. What famous musician has been president of a nation? 7. How many cylinders has a Rolls-Royce? 8. Who is King of Spain? 9. How many members are there in President cabinet? 10. How many amendments are there to the United States Constitution? WOMEN WORK 7i\TjAPAN Over Eight Million Girls Earn Living in Industry. Bv United Press TOKIO, Aug. 11. —There are 8,100,000 women and girls working for their living in Japan, Including 6,000,000 engaged in silkworm rearing, rice planting and other forms of agricultural labor, according to a re port of the social bureau of the home office. House servants and restaura.it waitresses number. 514,000. and there are 78,000 women school teachers. Around a million girls are factory hands and there are "9,500 typists. The moving picture industry in Tokio alone employs 620 actresses.

ELECTRIC WIRING in Neeves built homes done by v North Side Electrfc Shop 3005 Central Ave. RAn. 6909.

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BUILDING NEWS OF INDIANAPOLIS

RYBOLT FIRM’S TIME PAYMENT PLAN Three Times More Business Done During# Last 1 Year. The amount of new business and repair work done this year as a result of the time-payment plan adopted by the Rybolt Heating Company, 632 Massachusetts Ave., has been three times what- it was prior to the adoption of such a plan, according to T. M. Rybolt, proprietor. Last fall the firm decided to adopt the plan permitting purchasers of furnaces or persons having furnaces repaired to pay in monthly installments. Rybolt said, and as a re- | suit of almost a year's trial of the plan the firm has enjoyed treble the amount of business of last year. Tremendous Success “We have found that installment payments or what we term the ‘time-payment plan.’ has been a tremendous success." he said. “Liberal credit or extension of time for payment of installations of furnaces makes it easier for persons to hgv'e the work done. We have had a most excellent season so far and are kept busy. More repair work is being done earlier this year as a result of this time-payment plan I*, has worked splendidly l’or us." Changes Made Last year several changes we're made in the Rybolt furnace, one of the most popular types of furnaces on the Indianapolis market. Rybolt said, and an increased business has resulted. The new models provide for better installation of oil-burners if desired. Ventilation devices that do away with all fumes and gasses generated have made the Rybolt furnace more attractive, Rybolt declared. “We also have provided extradeep cut joints to prevent cement from coming out,” he added. “Larger casing are being installed In all of our furnaces, allowing more air to go through the furnace and preventing fire bowls from burning out rapidly." NATURE IS GOOD GUIDE Color Combinations of Flowers Give Ideas for Decoration. In the selection of colors for in- j terior decoration of homes, he guided by the charming color combinations of flowers of summer time. Nature has decreed certain color combinations that do not clash. Make your home livable by selecting colors that harmonize. Watch the things in Nature to get “a line on" colors. Note how effectively blue skies and green trees harmonize. Be guided hy the combinations of Dame Nature if you are not sure about which colors to select wall papers or draperies. STUNT FLYING FATAL flu United Press KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Aug. 11.— Stunt flying proved fatal to Howard Fultz, 19, and brought serious injuries to Russell Dick, 22. when an airplane piloted by Dick crashed 1,000 feet at Richards field here.

NOTICE TO VACANT LOT OWNERS If you own a vacant residence lot or if you have a substantial equity In an empty lot, we have a surprise for you. Send us your name and address. PURITAN FINANCE CO. Transportation Bldg. Indianapolis.

“Safety First” This slogan has been adopted with emphasis hv the leading industries of the Nation. So should it he given serious consideration by the individuals of this country. Not only is it important in safeguarding liyes, but property as well. “Safety First” when translated into the language of real estate ownership means— Title Insurance A title insurance policy gives your property absolute protection against all claims or defects in title. A single premium insures your ownership. Consult your attorney, your realtor, or let us, explain to you the details of , title insurance. Union Title Company The Largest Title Company in Indiana Market and Delaware. LI ncoln 3361 ABSTRACTS TITLE INSURANCE ESCROWS ——J The Only Fotltively Safe Title I* An Injured Title

LIGHT and POWER CALL LINCOLN 2371 A Representative will call to assist you solve your Electrical problems. Indianapolis Light and Heat Cos. Home Company, 43 Monument Circle. Edison SepH^

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Beauty and Convenience Found in New Home on Central Ave.

Finished workmanship, coupled with many building features, appealing to the sense of beauty and convenience, make the new house at 5913 Central Ave.. designed and built by Ross Neeves, who lives j next door, at 5915 Central Ave., one j of the most attractive’ places in Indianapolis. The new Neeves house |is a two-story brick veneer struc- ! ture, located at the intersection of j Kessler Blvd. and Central Ave. The entrance hall is of the center type with an arched doorway leading into the living room, which occupies the entire south side of the: house. A beautiful staircase leads from the hallway to the second floor, a sturdy newel post and curved balustrade being featured in Its construction. * • The living room is 14x22t* feet. It is papered liy* the hallway, In a rich tapestry-damask design of natural gray/and pink-inlaid tones. The woodwork, finished in walnut-stain, is especially gliied and mitered. A heavy angle molding sets off the colonltal lines of the room. A colonial fireplace of red brick set in white mortar and finished with walnut panels and heavy mantel piece is very effective. The lighting fixtures, provided by Goldstein Brothers, are of candle design, and the pale pink and salmon tints harmonize well with the wallpaper and j woodwork. The floors throughout the house are of hardwood. The dining room. 12*-jxl3 l a feet, is located to the north of the hallway. It is lighted by triple west windows and three small upper side- j wall windows on the north. A beautiful chandelier of antique bronze-1 finished oriental design, supporting six small 1 candle-globes, is suspended from the celling. Opens to East The kitchen opens to the east from the dining room. IV > s extra large, I with a large breakfast alcove nook, extending to the west. The kitCbor. i side walls are of white tile design with the upper sidewalls and celling a rich cream- The breakfast nook has an arched opening way. A rear entrance hallway opens di- ' rectly into the kitfhen, living room or basement. A large clothes closet I and broom closet are built into the j hallway. In the basement a long social | room with a specially treated red j cement floor and a heat pipe extending from the Rybolt furnace, which is installed in the house, make It a | cheerful place. Gas stove connec- | COMPAQ $24 , roots factory Ml 1180 W. Twenty-Eighth St. Phone, RAndolph 1482

House a, .w' 3 Central Ave.

tions are also provided for the social room. A laundry room, equipped with special laundry tubs, a large furnace room and a large coal storage bln, are built in the basement. Master' Bedroom The master bedroom, 10 by 17 feetj extends acros the southwest front of the second floor. It has two large clothes closets and is papered in paneled gray wall paper. The woodwork of the upstairs rooms is finished in ivory. The southeast bedroom has a charming alcove nook. Two large, windows give plenty of ventilation. The northwest corne* bedroom is papered in a Japaneso print design wall paper. The bathroom is especially large and floored with basket-weave green and white tiles. The lower side walls are of white tile design, with the upper side v. alls and ceiling a pleasing green tint. A built-in tub. equipped with automatic mixing shower bath, is provided. The bathroom is equipped with spegial Kohleware, a large linen closet and a special mirrored medicine cabinet are other features. A cold-air duct on the stairway landing keeps the cold air from off the bedroom floors. A large double mullioned-paned French door opening leads from the stairway landing onto a large rear upper porch. A metal ventilating device keeps the attic air changed constantly and provides cool room in summer and warm in winter. The house is roofed j with a spocialfextra heavy Preston slate shingle. AVlring in the house was done by North Side Electric j Shop. :=■ I

A Low Price From an Unreliable Roofer Is Not Economy RALPH R. REEDER & SONS

A Book of 100 House Plans This book contains the picture and SI.OO Book plans of 100 different homes. Build f en your own home according to tl\e ideas tor &UC shown in this complete plan book. Full Mail Order working drawings with specifications \ 60c of any home shown in this book may • be obtained from any member of The Indianapolis Home Builders’ Association who are publishing this volume to help . those who’desire the independence ob- ' tainable only by owning their own home and owning one built according to the standards of first-class architecture. For Your Convenience Books Are Sold at 3 Following Places Fletcher Ave. Sav. & Loan Assn. 10 E. Market St. Northwestern State Bank 1100 W. 30th St. x Central State Bank \.o° v 2962 Central Ave. . t \P .• * ••• ..- ..."

EARLY BUYING OF I COAL FOR FAIL URGEDBYDEALER Demand Accelerated by European Strike Says Company Head. Buying of coal before higher prices prevail is expected by Ray Macy, head of the Peoples Coal and Cement Company, 1109 E. Fifteenth St. Exportation of coal to Europe has brought about an accelerated demand for coal, coupled with market of eastern grades of coal, he pointed out, has resulted in prospects for a brisk late summer buying In Indianapolis. “Price's are being maintained at mines now for only short periods, which reflects early advance," Macy asserted. “The law of supply and demand governs coal as well as other commodities, and with the advance of the season for stocking purposes coal prices are bound to rise. “Railroad statistics show that freight car loadings are ahead of last year. . The fall crop movement will begin to move soon now and more cars will be needed for hauling crops. “Europe is buying more coal as result of the coal miners' strike, and that has meant, a more active market. It has resulted n diverting a large per cent of the coal mined, especially In the East, such grades as Pocahontas and West Virginia semi-smokeless. “Factories are also stocking more heavily because of the approach of March, when mine wage contracts are to be made for this and other States of this territory. Prospects for a tie-up have caused many large users of coal to stock heavily.” , Macy urged domestic useys to buy coal before the fall rush. Throughout the early summer months ]je advised early buying in order that a saving in costs could be obtained.

Fermor Spencer Cannon ARCHITECT 21 Virginia Ave- Cl rcle 2762

F. E. TROSKY Merchant Plumber Aladdin Oil Burners, Stover Water Softeners, Pittsburg Heaters, Universal Refrigerators. t , 2949 Central Ave. j Randolph 1817

ROSS NEEVES 5915 Central Ave. Humboldt 4777 Builder of Better Homes See the Home Shown on This Page Located at 5913 Central Ave.

Goldstein Fixtures in the Neeves Home Goldstein lighting equipment is exclusive in thought, harmonizes beautifully with your interiors—yet costs no more than the ordinary kinds. We are makers. Goldstein Brothers Washington, Delaware and Court Sts.

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Fletcher Ave. Savings & Loan Assn. Has Paid 6% Dividends on Savings for 35 Years 10 East Market Street

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HART OIL BURNER Be ready for cool weather by installing one now. Only $50.00 puts it in. Nothing more until Sept. L VONNEGUT HARDWARE CO. 120-124 E. Washington St.

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