Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 155, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1926 — Page 7

OCT. 5, 1926

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Dancing 7:3O—WGHP. B.OO—WBZ, WHB. B:3O—WHN, WMC. 9:OO—KTHS, WMBB. 9:30 —WEAF, WTAM. 10:00—WMCA, WPG. 10:30—WEAF. 11:00—WHO, WLIB. 11:30—WBBM. 11:45 —WEAF. 12:00—WHT.

semble. WOAW—Classical: song period WRC—Mayflower Orchestra. vVRNY— Vaned program. WTAM—Recital. W TlC—College course. 6:15 P. M. —WGN—Uncle Walt: dinner music. WM AK—Music. 6:20 P. M. —WJZ—Orchestra. 6:30 P. M.—KMOX—Piano. WBAL Organ. WBZ—Vocal and instrumental. WCAE—Snorts WCAU—lnstrumental trio. WEAF Announced. WEAO— Talks, music. WEEl—Flutists WFAA —Cline's Orchestra. WGHB—Dinner music. WGY—Address, pianist. WHN —Orchestra, entertainers. WOR—Premier Orchestra. WSM—First Anniversary Program (six hours). WOO—Dance. WPG—Magazine review, music. WTIC —M usic. 6:35 P. M. —WGHP—Children s chat. 6:40 P. 41.—WLS—Sherman’s Orchestra. I entertainers. 6:45 P. AI.—WCAE—“O. Henry” story.

Silent Today Central— WlL, WSUI. KFUO, VVSMB, KFKX, WOS, KFH, AMD, WOI. Eastern WAHG, WHAZ, LIT, WOO, WRVA. Far West— KLX, KOA,

WO AW—Orchestra./ WRNY—Orlandos Orchestra. / P. M.—-KDKA—Sacred songs. “literature. KMoX—Radio Orchestra, schoolhouse. KYW—Studio. KFNF—Strom s boy band. WBAL—Staff concert. WCAU —Buttermalter. barytone. WEAF—The Vikings to WEEt. WGR. WCAE WKT. WSAE WWJ. WTAM. WOC, WCCO, WTAG. WKAO—Chimes music. WEBli —Orchestra, vocal. WGBS—Play: also 'VIP. WHB—Organ. travel picture. WHN—Music. WJAR—Safety Council, music. WJZ—Champion hour; also WGY. WJR—Mt. Clemens program. WHB—Dinner program. WOR—Talk, organ. WMBB—Ensemble. operatic. WMCA—Dance. WORD—Public services. WQJ —Orchestra vocal. WPG—Dinner WRC —Music.

Concert Music 7:3O—KPRC, WHO. 8:00—WSAI WWJ. B:3O—WFAA. WMAQ I)OO—WEAF, K.’IOX 9:3O—WRAP, WBBM. 10:1'!—KTHS, WGR.

7:lft P. Sl.—WßZ—Vocal, piano. WLS — program. WRNY—Contralto. VVREO—Band and soloists. * < "lb P. M. - KOA—String: orchestra. KI RC—Studio. WGBS—Concert program to WIP. WRNY—Jewish pro. gram. GBAP—Hi iwailm trio WCAU —Violinist; gospel singer. W.TR—Entertainers. WGHP—Dance band. WHO —Fourteenth Cavalry Band. WHAS— Zoeller’s melodists. 7:4ft P. M.—WEAF—Bakers, to WTAG WFI. WTAM. WWJ. WSAI. KSD WOCO. WOC—Violin numbers.

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7:50 P. M.—WHT—Orchestra: songs. B; 6p 41 KLl)S—Soprano recital. LDhA—Concert; light opera. KFAB— University of Nebraska program. KMOX —Orchestra; soloists. KVW—Classical concert. WBAL—Ensemble. WCBD— Concert. WBBM—Melody hour. WBZ— Vocal- dance. WEAK— Recital, also WEEI, WGR. WWJ.“ WGN, WCAE. WCCO. WTAG, WSAI, OC. KSb. WJAR. ’ W S AM -, WRC. WCSH—Studio. WENR—Popular program. WEB Crooning Clowns: Hawaiians. WJJD—ululdrcn s program. WJR—EnUrtainers WJZ—Railroad hour also WGY. WMC—Health talk. WMAQ—Orchestra : University of Chicago lecture. WOK— Theater; popular program. WMCA— Orchestra. WTlC—Ensemble. WSB— Concert. WSOE—Building ideas. WPG —Trio 8:15 P. M. —WAlU—Music. WOR Symphony: soloists. WSOE—Movie review : talk. 8:39 P- M—KOA Farm questions. WGHP—Novelty half hour. WFAA— Special program WCAU—Songs: Prof. Doolittle. WHO—Pianist: barytone. V UN—Orchestras. WMAQ Harpist. WMC—Gayoso orchestra. WRNY—Ensemble. 8:59 I*. M.—WCAU—Pianuist: tenor. 9:00 P. 51.—WGN—Grand Opera moments. KMOX—Presentation ‘‘Old Worlds and New. KM A—-Mandolin musicians: talk. ICTUS—Meyer Davis Orchestra VVCFl,—Dance. WENR Moodv hour. KVW—Classical concert. WGY—Music. WEEl—Temple Glee Club. VVEBH—Theater. WEAF—“lmpressions of the Orient." WHN— Varied program. WJAZ—Studio and dance music WMTiß—Trianon Orchestra: popular. W.rz—Cook's Tour, also WRC WGY. WMAQ—HaI O'Flaherty. WOAW—-Popular and old time music. WOC—Music. WORD—Music. WPG— Studio. WRNY—Radio talk. WSOE— Musical features. 9:15 P. 41. WRO Varied program. WGBS-—Popular Harmony. 8:39 P. Vl.—WßAP—Classic music. KOA —Wit and Humor WBBM—OId melodics. WCCO—Chocolate soldiers. WEAF —Orchestra, also WEEI. WFI. WWJ. WCAE. WGR WTAM. KSD. WCSH. WOBS—Arrowhead Inn Orchestra. WCAU—Cathany Garden Orchestra. WGY—Series WHN—Orchestra. WHT —Studio WMAK—Music. WRC—Le Paradis band. WRNY—Hugo ensemble: violinist. 9:45 I*. VI. —WJZ—Olsen's dance orchestra WVlAO—Recital: air line. 10 P. Vl.—KFl—Screen artists quartet. KGO—Music. KTHS—Accordion solos. KHJ—Music. KPO—Mandarin orchestra. WBBM—Variety hour. WGN Sam hr Henry, music. WJJD—Studio. WMCA—Golden's Orchestra WTAM— Wylie s Orchestra. WQJ —Orchestra, popular urogram. WPG—Silver Slipper Club. 19:05 P. VI.—WCCO —"Outdoors in Minnesota.” 19:30 P. M—WEAF—Dance. KDKA Theater. , 19:15 I>. Vl.—WSß—Orchestra. KPO Studio trio. KFl—Vocal, niano. KGO —Surprise broadcast. WCCO —Marigold Orchestra. WCFL—Entertainers. WFAA —Joy s Orchestra WHO—Dance. WMC —Frolic. WMCA—McAlpin entertainers. WLlß—Orchestra and popular. WORD—Public service, lecture. 11:30 P. 51.—WBBM —Supper club. 11:45 P. 41. —WDAF—Nighthawk frolic 12 Midnight—WHT—Your Hour League. 12:30 A. 41.—WJJD—Settin' up hour. LUNCH CLUB ELECTS W. F. Johnson, supervisor of traffic ethods of the Indiana Bell Telephone Company, has been elected president of the Monday Lwnch Club, it was announced today. F. L. Hesselton, switchboard service manager, Western Electric Company, has been chosen secretary. Stiffness In Neck Jelnf-Ease Rub It In—Tube 60 Cents

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EXCURSION —TO—CINCINNATI $o ftC ROUND TRIP Shelbyville $ .65 Greensburg 1.10 Batesville 1.50 Sunday, October 10 Special train of all-steel equipment will leave Indianapolis 7:00 a, m. Returning. leave Cincinnati 7:00 p. m., central time (H:00 p. m., cit> time), same date. For tickets and full particulars call at City Ticket Office. 112 Monument Circle, phone MAIn 6:130, or Union Station. BIG FOUR ROUTE

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CoDurloht. bu Vnited PreKS World Series Game No. 3 scheduled for today, Sportsman's Park, St. Louis, start broadcasting 1:15 p. m. Central Time, 2:15, Eastern Time, over WEAF, WJZ, and hook ups. WGN, Chicago (303 M.)—9 P. M. (Central) —Acts I 11, "Rigoletto.” WEAF, Hook Up— 9 P. M. (Eastern) —Eveready hour, Edna Ferber's "Show Boat,” Scenaradioed. WOR, Newark (405 M.)—9:15 P. M. (Eastern) Armnnd Vecsey's little symphony orchestra. WSM, Nashville (283 M.h— 6:30 P. M. (Central) —Anniversary program. WANTS GOOD OLD DAYS OMAHA, Neb., Oct. s.—Claiming the Constitution has been stretched to the breaking point, Senator James A. Reed of Missouri, in an address here last night, urged a return to the ‘‘old faith of nationalism.”

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CANDY COMPANY MANAGER DIES s Heart Attack Is Fatal to John A. Hanna. While visiting his daughter at St. Vincent's Hospital Monday night, John A. Hanna, 58, of 45 W. FortySecond St., dropped dead from a heart attack. He is general manager of the Indianapolis Candy Company. The daughter, Mrs. Ray G. How-

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ard, had given birth to a baby at the hospital Saturday. Mr. Hanna had been connected with the candy company since its organization twenty-six years ago. Prior to that time he traveled for several Indianapolis concerns and had a wide acquaintance throughout the State. He was born here April 8, 1868. He was a member of the Rotary Club, . Highland Golf and Country Club, Scottish Rite and Shrine and was president of the Indiana Assurance Company. Survivors are the widow: the daughter, Mrs. Howard; a sister, Miss Laura E. Hanna of this city, and a brother, George L. Hanna, Napoleon, Ohio. Funeral arrangements were not completed.

A Very Special Purchase and Sale for Tomorrow Only! SO Dresses! slo= Silk or Wool New, tailored cloth dresses, navy, black, red and tan. Fall dresses for street or business. Silk dresses for fall, one or two-piece styles. Reduced from higher prices. Specially priced for Wednesday, $12.73.

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