Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 246, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 January 1927 — Page 4

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(Copyright, 1927, by United Press) WJZ, hookup, WJZ, KDKA, KYW and WBZ, 9 J. M. (Eastern)—John Charles Thomas, concert baritone, and Shilkret’s Orchestra. WON, Chicago (303 M), 7:15 r. M. (Central) —Paul Ash's Show. KOA, Denver (3222 M), 8:15 P. M. (Mountain) —KOA Minstrels. WEAF, hook up (12 stations), 9 P. M. (Eastern —Troubadours. WLS, Chicago (345 M), 9:45 P. M. (Central) —Hockey, Black Hawks vs. St. Pats. •1:00-—KMOX _(280.2), St. Louis—Music. JJPAH' 1300.U1. Kansas City—School. WGHB (2001. Clearwater—Music, YVHAD (275). Milwaukee—Trio. WHK <273). Cleveland—Orchestra. WHO (520) Des Moines—Symphony. . <309-4). Cleveland—Talks. , WSAI M2O). Cincinnati—Chimes. —YVLW (422.3), Cincinnati —Orchestra. 0:30—-WEAK (402), New York Army band: to WJAR. WRC, WSAI. WTAM. WGY. WMAK (200). Buffalo—Musical. - ,'y.°CMJH). Davenport—Vagabonds • •WO - —KDKA, (300). East Pittsburgh Concert. KKNK (401). Shenandoah— Concert. YVCAE (401..3), Pittsburgh— Recital. WCX (,->l7 . Detroit Band concert. WEAO (2041. Columbus—Music. WKDF (234). Flint—Musical. WHB 30o.0). Kansas City—Artist trio. WHK (273)..Cleveland —Quartet. WHO (520), Dcs Moines —Quartet. WKRC (320), Cincinnati—Books. YVOS (440.0) Jefferson City—Farm school. WTAM <380.4 . Cleveland —Recital. YVWJ (352.7). Detroit—Musical. ' (280.2). St. l.ouis—Quartet, weep (410.4). St. Paul—Banjo. WEAK (492), New York—Saxophone octet:

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Call At Any Haag Store and Have Husky and Its Uses Explained. Then, If You Suffer In Any Way It Is Recommended to Relieve. Start on the Treatment and It Won't Be Long Until New Health and Strength Will Be Yours. There could not possibly be any tirer offer than this. "Ask any erson who has taken the Husky •eatnient about this medicine and they tell you it failed them do not take a single drop of this medine.” That is how certain wo arc the results Indianapolis users arc 'curing from this medicine. If you iffer from stomach, liver, kidney nd bowel ailments, catarrhal affecons, headaches, dizzy spells, conipation, indigestion, loss of appete, gas and sour stomach, nervousess, unsound sleep and rheumatic ains, you simply cannot help but t relief from Husky. Mr. Edwards Talks One of the very interesting local ases that has come to light lately nd which gives the true facts reardlng this medicine is explained 1 1 the following statement by Mr annene Edwards. 1627 Ashland Ave„ this city. “For several years my health was i bad condition generally. I was iHicted with stomach, liver and kidey trouble. I suffered frequent aticks of indigestion. One hour after 'ting, my stomach would fill up Ith gas and tho pains resulting om this gas caused me much dsery. My bowels hardly ever actI unless t took a laxative. My kid■vs caused me much annoyance nd I would suffer sever© pains in 'bv back. At night rny kidneys i used me much trouble. I became cry nervous and could not rest well od I seldom enjoyed continued rest'd sleep at night "My health had caused me to' lose inch time from m.v work and I had •’en laid up for two weeks when I ■ard about. Husky and gave this ■ ledieino a trial. Husky certainly nproved my condition. I no longer 1 ffer from Indigestion or gas. I ive a fine appetite and my food dids well. My nervousness Is re-

WKBF Hoosier Athletic Club Station (244 Meters) Wednesday, Jan. 19. 10:30 A. M. —Livestock market weather forecast. 7:30 P. M. —Russ Holler’s Orchestra.

also WRC, YVEEI. WCAE. WLIT. WJAR. WTAG, WSAI. YVGHB (200). Clearwater—Open house. YVUHP (270). Detroit—Ensemble. WHAS (300.8), Louisville—Orchestra. WSUI (484), lowa City—Musical. 7:4S—YVHO (520), Dcs Moines —Orchestra. B:OO—WEAF (402). New York hour: also YVEEI. KSD. YVGP, WRC. WCCO, WLIB. WCAE. YVWJ. WGY. WDAF. WSAI. YVEAO (204). Columbus —Music. YVCX (517). Detroit—Code lessons. WHK (273), Cleveland—Program. YVDBO (240). YY'inter Park Musical. WJZ (455). New York Maxwell hour: to YVIiZ, KDKA. KY'YV. WTAM (389.4), Cleveland—Program. B:IS—KMOX (280.2). St. Louis Program. B:3O—KFAB (340.8), Lincoln—Orchestra. KOA (322.41, Denver—Sandman. YVCCO (410.4), St. Paul—String ensemble. WDAF (305.0), Kansas City—Chanters.

Dancing 6:OO—WHK. 6:2O—WLW. 7:3O—WHAS. 7:46—WHO. B:3O—KFAB. 9:OO—WHK. 9:3O—WGHB, WJZ, WSAI 10:00—KFI, WTAM. 10:15—KMOX. 10:30—WCCO, WHAD. 11:00—WHN. 12:00—CNRV, CNRE. I:OO—KNX, KPO.

\YEAF (492), New York —Moment musical; tn WGR. YVSD, YVYVJ. YVGY. YVGHP (2io), Detroit—lnstrumental YVHO JiVuSVi Moines—Popular songs. YYs.MB (310), New Orleans —Concert.

WFBM Merchants Heals and Light Cos. (268 Meters) Wednesday, Jan. 19 s:3o—Sports and stock market reports. (Courtesy of the Indianapolis News.) 6:oo—Children's hour. (Courtesy of the Franklin Life Insurance Company.) 6:3o—Thrift week program. Address by Ralph L. Colby, Indianapolis manager Franklin Life Insurance Company. on ''National Life Insurance Day.” 6:4s—lndianapolis Athletic Club orchestra; George Irish, director. Abe Farb. Talk by Horace Carey, fire prevention chief of Indianapolis. Talk by Sidney R. Esten, Indiana conservation department, on “The Work of the Division of Fish arid Game.” 7:3o—lndiana College of Music and Fine Arts. B.3o—Wheeler City Mission. 9:3o—Kelvinator hour. 10:30—Indianapolis A t h 1 e tic Club orchestra; George Irish, director. Talk by Capt. Kilroy Harris, “Australia.”

THIS MAN GAVE HUSKY TO SUFFERING HUMANITY

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After years of research, Mr. A. G. Payne, well known authority on health and its preservation, made Husky, nature's great remedy, available for suffering humanity. He urges all who suffer from stomach, liver, kidney or bowel trouble to try the Husky treatment, which really gives relief. lieved. My kidneys are in good condition and I sleep fine at night now. “After taking one bottle of Husky my condition improved to such an extent that I was ablp to return to my work and I immediately procured three more bottles. The Husky treatment has surely given me great relief and I am going to continue taking this medicine, as I want my relief to be permanent. I believe at last I have found a medicine that will reach my case and I recommend it with confidence to other sufferers. It is a wonderful medicine ’’ ( all at Haag’s Every person in Indianapolis suffering ii. any way Husky is recommended to relievo is urged to call at any of the Haag Stores or other reliable drug stores that supply Husky and have this medicine and its uses explained. Husky is helping thousands and It will also help you, if yin will only give it the chance. —Advertisement.

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B:4S—YVHAS (399.8). Louisville Concert. 0:00 —KDKA (300), East Pittsburgh Trio. KM A (401), Shenandoah—Musical. KOA (322.4), Denver—Program. KTHS (....8), Hot Springs—Opera gems. YVEAF ( ). New York Smith Bros., to WGR, WCAE. WTAG, KSD. WDAF. YVCCO. WOC. YVRC. WSAI, YVYVJ. YVHO (520). Des Moines Quartets. YVHK (2731, Cleveland—Orchestra. YVIL (273), St. Louis—Vaudeville. YVLW (422.3) Cincinnati—Trio. WJR (517). Detroit—Serenaders. WTAM (380.41. Cleveland—Program. 0:30 —KFl’O (545.1), St. Louis—Music. KPRC (290.9), Houston • Pianist. YVEAF (402), New York—Opera, to WCAE. YVRC. YVGY. YY’GHB (200), Clearwater —Dance music. WJZ (4551, New York—Dance music. YY'OC (484), Davenport—Musical. WSAI (326), Cincinnati—Dance music. 10:00—KFI (407). Los Angeles—Orchestra YVAMD 124 1). Minneapolis Frolic. WLYV (422.3). Cincinnati—Organ. YVTAM (380.4). Cleveland—Or10:15—KMOX (280.2), St. Louis—Dance music. 10:3(4 —YY'CCO (410.4), St. Paul—Dance music. YVHAD (275), Milwaukee—Orchestra . 10:15—YVSB (428.3). Atlanta—Concert. WHB (305.0). Kansas City—Musical. 11:00—KPO (428.3). San Francisco

Concert Music 6:OO—WHAD, WHO. 6:IS—WSAI. 6:3O—WEAF, WJAR. WRC, WSAI, WTAM, WGY. 7:OO—KDKA, KFNF, WCAE, WCX, WHK, WHO. 8:00—WDBO. B:3O—KOA. WSMB. 9:OO—KTHS. 9:3O—KPRC, WEAF. 10:00—WLW. 10:45—WSB.

Musical. KFNF (461). Shenandoah Frolic. WPRC (200.0). Houston—Program. KGYV (401.5), Portland—Entertainment. KLX (508.2), Oakland—Program. YVHN (301.2), New York—Orchestra . 11:30—YVHAD (275), Milwaukee Organ. 12:00—CNRV (201) Vancouver—Orchestra. CNRE (510.9), Edmonton—Dame music. KFI (407), Los Angeles—Quartet. I:OO—KNX (337). Hollywood—Dance music. KPO (428.3), San Francisco Dance music. \ Legislative Calendar HOUSE Rills Introduced H. B. 61—Bender. A clover ‘‘(akeolf" on De Haven’s highway bill. Committee on Swamp Lands. . H. B. 02—Ferguson. Authorizing counties to make additions to hospitals and increase county indebtedness therefor. Counties and Townships. H. B. 03—Babcock. Abolishing closed season on foxes. Natural Resources. H. B. 04—Pittenger. Drake. Harris. Establishing bureau oi criminal investigation in office of Secretary of State. Appropriating $22,500 lor first years expense. Ways and Means. H. B. 65—Thiel. Provides penalty for not paying dog tax. Rights and Privileges. H. B. 60—Wright. Providing board of Public welfare for Marion County with six members and no pay; provides for selection of welfare commi sinner, and gives board supervision over all charity and care of indigent. Affairs of City of Indianapolis. H. B. • 1 7—Bosson. Provides penalty for defrauding Übery stables and garages. Criminal Code. H. B. (is—De Haven. Demands license and bond of employment agencies. Labor. H. B. 60—Borns. An art to license and regulate business of making loans under S3OO and reducing interest from 3 L per cent to 2 per cPiit. Judiciary A. H. B. 70—Harrison et al. Provides for return to ward system in election ot citv council in Indianapolis. Affairs of City of Indianapolis. H. B. 71—Claycombe. Reintroduetion of H. B 34. withdrawn, with minor changes. Elections. H. B. 72—Lankford. Increasing revenue for building gravel roads from 2 per cent to 4 per cent. Judiciary B. H.. B. 73 —Wedeking. Allowing donation of certain land lor forest preserve. Natural Resources. If. B. 74—YVedeking. Act referring to cruelty to animals, prohibiting clipping of ears and tails of dogs. Criminal Code. H. B. 75—YVeinke. Repealing narcotic law. Medicine. H. B. 70—McClellan. Forces city engineer to inelude to include all expense in making estimate of costs of municipal construction and all work required to be done within such estimate. Cities of Second Class. 1 SENATE 8. B. 51—Blackford-Sim.-. Establishes real estate board to license brokers aiul salesmen. Rights and Privileges. S. B. 52—Cravens. Applying county hospital law to all counties. County and township. S, B. 53—Hewitt. Provides full-time health officers for counties of 25,000 or more and cities of 50,000 upward, except first class. Public Health. S. B. 51—Johnson. Makes permanent the State sales department and office of sales agent, to handle prison-made goods. Prisons. S. B. 55—Kftehum-Loehard. Pays dog taxes to township trustees and creates hydrophobia fund. 'County and Township Business. \ 8. B. 56—Loohard. To permit children under 10 to drive automobiles to and Irom school. Rights and Privileges. S. B. 57—Nejdl. Makes property owners pay half of intersection paving budgets. Cities and Towns. S. B. 58—O’Rourke and Shank. Repeals direct primary law. Elections. S. B. 50—Shank. Repeals joint township high school laws of 1025. Education. S. B. 00—County relief for blind adults, noinnstitutionalizeu. County and Towush)p.

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FURNACE FIRM 10 HOLDOPENING The Peninsular Furnace Company, 364 S. Meridian St., will observe its first annual opening Feb. 15, marking the end of a very splendid year, according to A. A. EUig, local manager. Ellig declared that considerable "pioneer” work had been accomplished during the past year in acquainting many home-oYvners with the excellent qualities of Peninsular furnaces. "With a netv plant being built at Detroit, where our furnaces are made, it will aid in better production and shipping. We have a good organization here, and we are starting into the new year with splendid possibilities. We make an accurate heat survey and find out exactly what the heat needs are of any building. We are not satisfied unless our furnaces are installed properly and our clients are satisfied. "Each job we have completed, each furnace we have installed, has sold others for us. We haY’e found that satisfied otvners of Peninsular furnaces have been giad to recommend our furnace to their friends. Many persons haY-e replaced their furnaces Yvith Peninsulars and are surprised to find that they give such quick heat in such a short time and with so little fuel. "The Peninsular Furnace Company experimented for five years before placing the present model on the market three years ago. The experimental stage of our business is past and we are able to give real service. With no down payments and monthly installments, we are giving real service, too.” W. G. WALL ELECTED Construe.ion Engineer Named Head of University Club. William Guy Wall, construction engineer, has been elected president of the University Club of Indiana. Other officers elected were: Otto F. Haueisen and Robert F. Failey, vice presidents: W. F. C. Golt, treasurere; George L. Denny, seceretary, and Arthur A. Stettler, assistant secretary. Thomas D. Stevenson is retiring president.

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On a splendid, high terraces lot in one of the most desirable sections of the city, 6450 Park Ave., Everett Holloway, head of the Holloway Building Company, 805 Lemcke Bldg., completed shortly before Christmas a frame bungalow, purchased and noYV occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Steward. The house is built on Colonial lines. It is painted white and has a Logan and Long composition shingle roof of red and blue-black, which contrasts smartly with the body of the house. Across the front of the house is a cement porch with Yvooden pillars, grouped in threes at the corners and finished above with a southern colonish railihg effect. The house has five splendid rooms and a bath. It is thoroughly modern in construction. Large Living Room The porch admits one into the large living room which extends aacross the southeast corner. The living room is thirteen and a half feet by seventeen feet. It has both south and east exposure and gives plenty of light and ventilation. The woodwork is finished in ivory. The floor is of liardYvood and beautifully polished. The dining room opens off of the living room and is also Yvell-lighted from the south. The Yvoodwork is also finished in ivory and carries out the colonial effect. The electric fixtures are attractive and harmonize with the wallpaper. Two large bedrooms extend along the opposite side of the house, opening off of a hallYYay from the dining room, by a plastered-arclnvay. A spacious linen closet is built in tlie

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hallway easily accessible from the bathroom. Each of the bedrooms are unusually large and have spacious clothes closets. The bathroom is finished in white. It has modern equipment. Kitchen Finish The kitchen is in the rear of the dining room. It is large, and finished in French gray woodwork with lighter toned gray walls. A builtin cabinet about the sink beneath a largo YvindoYv is one attractive feature of the kitchen. The house is heated with a Rybolt furnace. The basement extends under half of the house and has plenty of headroom throughout. Storage space is provided. The walls are painted Yvhite, making the basement unusually light. "This design of house is compact, giving the most room and comfort at the lowest possible cost,” said Holloway. "The site of the house means much, for that territory is rapidly becoming one of the best residence sections of the city.” Holloway Is now president of the Indiana Home Builders Association. He has been engaged in the building business in Indianapolis for a number of years and is well-known among the contractors of the city.

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OIL BURNERS ARE UNUSUAL COMFORT “The users of Aladdin oil burners we have installed are truly our best advertisements,” insisted F. E. Trosky, merchant plumber, 2949 Central Ave., local distributor of the Aladdin oil burners. “We hav'e received many testimonials from persons in Yvhose homes we have installed Aladdin oil burners, and each stress the benefits derived from them in heating their home,” he said. “In the domestic boiler or furnace in common use, very little heat travels in the upper sections. To secure satisfactory heat at reasonable fuel cost, not only the upper sections, but the walls of the fire-pot must be heated. “With an Aladdin oil burner automatic doYvn-draft is provided. Oil is pumped directly from the supply tank and is thoroughly mixed with air, broken Into tiny particles. This fine, misty spray is lighted by a positive, economical gas pilot and oxygen for combustion Is supplied by a blower fan. So Aladdin's flame is thrown down into the boiler, instead of up and out of the chimney. “It makes little difference where combustion siarts —the important point to consider is where the combustion is completed. When oil is burned completely, all the heat is released. DoYvn-draft begins combustion at the top of the fire-pot and completes combustion just above the grates. Thus hot gases, carrying all the heat from completely burned oil, are ready for delivery to the entire boiler fire-pot walls as Yvell as the upper sections. ‘A down-draft burner is remarkably quiet. Tt reduces, not only the noise, but t ie fuel bills.”

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LUMBER FIRM’S ■ OUTLOOK IS GOOD Building conditions appear to be optimistic for the coming year, ac. cording to J. A. Breedlove, secretary treasurer of the Ben Davis Lumber Company. The company enjoyed fairly good year, making considerable progress in developing new business, and prospects for 1927 seem to hold up well, Breedlove said. In supplying the demands of contractors in the vicinity of Ben Davis, the company has been in business fourteen years and each has seen a steady increase in business. Two years ago it opened up anew mill and began to supply finished lumber. and lumber products. “We have a modern lumber plant now and are equipped to give splendid service in delivery,” said Breedlove. "Lumber mills have done much to help a community to grow and we are proud of what Yve have been able to accomplish for tljis section of the county. "Tho supply of lumber according to present indications will ho Eoo<g| for th© coming spring trade. We buy most of our raw lumber and supplies from southern mills and I believe there will be no trouble encountered in prompt delWeries.” In addition to lumber and millwork, the company handled a complete line of other building materials, Breedlove said.

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