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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
The Queen Wears
Rubber Tires


Bu Times Special
WIMBLEDON. England. July 2.
The gumchewing habit and
horn-rimmed spectacles are re-
garded as the identifying marks
Of the American tourist in London.
Queen Mary, herself, has adopted
one Of them.
She wore rubber tired" glasses
Wednesday at the Wimbledon ten
mis- matches.
Casey and Hennessey were inter
rupted in their conquest of Crole-
rees and Barclay, when the demo.
cratic sun, which shines alike on
prince and pauper. began TO
scorch her majesty, who was sit
ting in an exposed position in the
royal box.
The Queen arose to change
seats and instantly the entire as
semblage arose too and the play
ers on the courts froze in those
particular attitudes Of abandon
which they CHANGED to occupy at
the moment. Casey's racket
stopped in mid-air as he was about
TO serve.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
One-Eyed Connolly
Advises Jack

BIZ Times Special
nj EW YORK, July 2.-When
I'M One-Eyed Connolly, gate
III crasher. heard Mr.. Jack
Kearns had been denied a permit 10
act as second or to be in the near
vicinity of Mickey Walkers corner
tonight when Walker battles Harry
Greb, Connolly rushed back to New
York and went straight from the
freight yard TO instruct Mr.. Kearns
in the art Of crashing the gate.
First" he said to Mr.. Kearns,
IF 1 were you l would have me
bath and bury those clothes, because
you are noted for your perfumery,
and they would spot you by the
SMELL"
II don't believe that is impor-
tant," Mr.. Kearns said, opening two
windows on the windward side; IF
it is, how do you account for sue
cess of our famous gate crashers?"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
TEAM PICKED
9-Year-0Id Girl With In
vading English Meters.

BIZ United Press
LONDON, July 2.-Joan Fry, 49,
year-old TENNIS sensation. who is
to meet Suzanne Lenglen in the
final round for the championship at
Wimbledon, has been appointed to
the team that will defend the Wight
man cup in the United States in
August.
other members of the team are
Mrs. Lambert Chambers, Miss Eve
Ign Colyer, Miss Kathleen McKane
and Miss E. H. Harvey.
The British Davis Cup team to
meet France also has been selected
as follows: G. r. o. Crole-Rees, l..
A. Godfree, o. G.. n. Turndull. and
J. d. p. Wheatley, H. Roper Barrett
is the non-playing captain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
Independent Baseball

=. The Marion Cardinals will play at FL.
w MIs yers 9 w july Hb ana , O.; rhs fo2wing
Brandt. Kellermeier II Brandt L. Cruise.
Cassidy Merrill. II, Cruise. Hirgs Harlan
and +, Cruise, For information regarding
the trip call r.. Cruise at Webster 20Sb.R
The Kcyless Independents will play the
IIndi3nepohs Grays az 2 y. m. Sunday az
Rhodius Park. The Independents have
omen dates in August. Call trvington
0l"6M NJ, or address = Tom Dobson. 90 s.
Bradley ST.
The Southern Grays are IN need OF a
second baseman and an outhelder Any
body wanting the Jobs call Riley 3217 and
ask for Jack, or address Walter Cox. 500
Fulton 81.
The Belmont A. Cs will play at Frank.
lin July 4 and al Martlnsvtlle July B
Games are wanted with strong state clubs
Zeller 124 S. Traub Ave.
AS Acton has disbanded for the season
Cumberland is without a game for Sunday
For gEmes call Robert Amos at Main 1477
between . 40 and 1 u
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
MAJOR HOME
BEST IN THIRTY YEARS!
Veteran Ring Fans Pleased With
TOnight's Huge Card.
BIZ Times Special

BU Times Special
NEW YORK, July 2.--The boxing
carnival at the Polo Grounds tonight
is spoken of by regular customers of
all the fights since John l.. Sullivan S
day as the best program in thirty
years. Tickets are priced at from So
to $40.
The bouts are being promoted by
Dugazy, a former prelim boy, who
turned banker in the New York Ital.
ian colony.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
OILING ALMOST DONE
Funds Almost Exhausted According
to Director.

Olling OF city streets is almost
completed for this summer, because
funds available have,been exhausted,
according TO Frank p. Reid, who
has directed the spreading with oil
OF many miles OF street surface. The
street commissioners department
has supervised the distribution OF
twentysiX ears loads of ioil and only
two more are 10 he received.
The 1925 budget for soil was only
$4,000. Last year 1890 was
spent. while in 1928, 1.-The allowance
was S22.5OO.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
GLENDON TO REMAIN

Bu United Press
ANNAPOLIS, Md. July 7.-Dick
Glendon. who resigned as the Navy
rowing coach several days ago,
reached an agreement with Navy
officials and will remain at the acad.
envy for another year. It was an
nounced.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
CLEAVES~ IMPROVES

BIZ Times SDcctdt
OIL CITY. Pa, July Parents
Of Jack Cleaves, former star Prince
ton football player. announced
Wednesday that their son was re.
covering in Tulsa tokla) hospital
from injuries received in an oil
field accident few days ago. Cieaves
suffered a fracture OF the skull.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
SUMMER SCHOOL GAME

The Butler Summer School team
defeated the Merchants Heat and
Light club. Wednesday, 16 TO /.
Chadd. on the mound for the win.
ners, allowed only two hits. The
Indiana "U' Coaching School team
viii play the locals at Irwin field.
July 10. 9t
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
Average Life So
Years Here
But City Health Head Says
Descendants Will Live
Longer.
How LONG vii Won I've?

How long will you live?
Fifty-two years in Indianapolis,
IL you conform to the average. DR..
Herman G.. Morgan, city health Of
ficer, says.
That is today's average span OF
life, but one hundred years from
now your descendants. because
they know betterNhow 10 live. will
maintain an average of seventy
years. according TO DIR. Morgan
No guess work. but judgment
based on past records. Longevity
has gained fifteen yearssin Ameri.
ca since 1870.
Mans physical mechanism was
built to last many morefyears than
the present average" said DIR.
Morgan. However, Bis methods
Of living have prevented him from
realization Of his limit. When In
dianapolis people learn to live.
they will he sure of at least the
Biblical three score apd ten years"
Lives Lengtkened
Elimination and reduction of
number of devastating diseases
with better sanitation have
heightened the livos OF Indian
apolis citizens considerably during
the last fifty years, DIR. Morgan
said.
Malaria. a scourae of Hoosier-
dom, was driven out mans YEARS
ago through draining of swamps
and the same procedure reduced
the inroads Of mosquitoes. This
disease was dangerous principally
in its after effects upon the heart.
kidneys and other vitah organs.
The febrile disease. including
typhoid fever. dysentary and
gastro.intestinal troubles. were the
next groups to fall funder the sx
Of sanitation.
Then came the ILLNESSES Of chill
dren, deaths from which have been
responsible for greatly increased
mortality. Within a decade, the
rate has been decreased from 1913
to seventy deaths. in each 1000.
Through the prenatal clinics. now
being organized blythe board Of
health, DR.. ganYpredicts a re-
duction from seventSito fifty with.
in few years.
Menace infWinter
While substantial inroads have
been accomplished against the raw
ages OF summer diseases, the az
flictions of humanity that develop
in winter remain menace. ac-
cording to DR.. Morgan. These
diseases includes pneumonia, in
fluenza and bronchitis.
Lying out Of doors, which has
become popular in Indianapolis
during the past decade. wiN grow
in favor and hasten. the day of
longer existence. ,Dr. Morgan pre-
dicted
IF the business man doesn't null
lily the effect Of his strenuous ex-
ercise on the golf links by con.
tinually eating heavy luncheons
and dinners. all viii be Well" DR..
Morgan said. IF the average man
over 30 who works. with his head
would adopt a rigorous diet of
proper foods his life would be In
creased ten years. But. alas, most
men are digging their graves with
their teeth"
That tobacco shortens life is
debatable. DIR. Morgan said. over
indulgence is detrimental to health.
but a reasonable use of nicotine
is not a serious matter. II all
depends upon theanervous system
of the person.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02

With seven home runs the Giants took
double-header from the Phils at Ga and
1867 and regalned the lead in the National
League. Hack Wilson hit two homers in
the third inning of the second game
Babe Ruth smacked two homers and
helped the Yankees down the Red sox.
IL to S.
The Pirates drove Alexander out OF the
box and beat the Cubs. to g. but fell
INTO second place while the Giants were
winning two games
Sherry Smith shut out the Tigers, IL to
q, IN the first game. but the Cleveland In.
dams we're Hoped in the second game,
TO l.
Five runs scored on a rally in the
eighth INNING gave the Browns an S-.o-B
victory over the White Sox.
MAJOR HOMER LEADERS
Hornsby,- Cards. II Williams Browns 10
Meusel Yankees. 10 Simmons, Ath 80 II
larn tha
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
With the Majors
FEATURES OF WEDNESDAY

In nj ILToN STOCK. Brooklyn inhelder.
iMI tripled in the ninth inning and
IkVx scored on wild throw with the
- run that beat the Braves, ( 10 3
Petty pitched for the winners
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02

~ 10 CLASS race tpurse,, Sl;@OO; three-
and quarter ,heatsl
Fred Fred F 4. s ch lPEar. .Sntty'ly, !
GGrattan Hart. IS. Putnam IL Q 2
Grade Knisht. Happy Axworihy. spud
Direct Wah. Peter Bradford and Queen
TIME :S3, 2:2s is. 2;392.5.
. 30 Class Trot (purse.' 81 200: three
quarters mile mile and eighth and mile
David shaw b z. CCorbin)... /
s sPrmpnnn D m n! c taeeS,1n 800 3 !
f f4Tfy@ Todd m m 01 IManSfiiiowj -. ! &
Ned Hale blk g lRosemirel 49,. 5 3
CZarina Gale. Lucerne; ODare Robert
6. Wanda Boy and Ex-Ex distanced first
Time-,l rs ! >. .2:27. e:45e-5.
$4,000 G theTe h qTq' Ds" ne mile Hsws value
T EPSa ns~S D 81 6 Tl1'Rn 0%coxl / !
.H HSlaSf' 's"r rVWS66iej I 10 70 .
Harris Antlcn. Great Bells. Bessie Bond
.hurry Ho, Joe Mac and John dSiiShsr
- Time ~ e;o5 %. 2;o5 %. 200 40.
tBen white entry.
Quarter mile mile and eighth aud mile
geanriette Royal, b m Walsh. 7 l l
Peter Hancock. b h tSipel..,.. 3 .
Ma E silk MsGgaTIPshnyj : 3 d
Poinsetta and Ruth volo also started.
. Time 81 Is NEW worlds recordD,
2:OS Glass Pace (purse. 81 200 three
quarter mile; mile and eighth and mile
Eli Direct blk c lPifer) 49,. /
Homefast. m CSturgeoni :. - / 3 8
Jane r. h m lC'arp ......;.. 2
Maxine Direct. Oh m (Stokesl >
Twinklipg Bell PHYLLIS Volo, Flopatch
jay brooke and Nancy Grizzell also
Time-1;si 2-5. 2Iaq-5 GAS is.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
Statesmen Wanted
Men
statesmen

We are now expanding our sales
organization to meet the excep-
uonal heavy demand for the
Zenith 4-minute electric washing
machine An attractive year-round
proposition is offered to high-class
experienced statesmen. who can give
evidence of ability. Only live wires
need apply. This is not a canvass
ing proposition. Applicants will be in
terv3ewed between 8 and IL a. m.
only. Mr.. Argast
HATFIELD ELECTRIC co.
Meridian and Maryland
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
Grand Circuit Results
At North Randall Wednesday

. :16 Glass Pace tpurse. 81 900: three
arters mile. mile and eigf IN and mile
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02

MODERN WE'LL BUILT BUNGALOW
Long living-room dining-room, two nice
bedrooms and complete bath full base
ment. Good furnace, garage. Well located
on paved street Forest Manor Addition.
$500 cash. balance monthly. Call Web
INCOME property and nome also garage
or shop with concrete floor on rear:
convenient location for building. mechanic
or person desiring location fairly close
in. Monthly income on property now
$50: payment S33 Property 1919 River
Ave Call Circle 0789. Belmont 0376-W.
5000 CASH
Brick veneer bungalow. rooms and
sun parlor electric lights city water: on
improved street; price So 500: S25 mo.
T. r. JONES. REALTOR.
$50 Peoples Bank Bldg.
TIMES WANT ADS LEAD no SUCCESS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02

Sealed bids Will be received by the
Board OF school Commissioners of the CITY
of indianapolis. at the offices of the
Board. loo North Meridian Street. Indian
apolis, Indiana. until IL o'clock a. m.
Thursday, July 23. 1928. for the follow
ing:
The furnishing of all material tools.
drayage and labor, necessary TO the proper
fixtures. Tor school No. 4. $50 West Mich
.igan Street; No >. 6l2 West Washington
Street; No. ., 7O2 South Union Street;
No =. 02O Virginia Avenue: No 81, East
Vermont and Davidson Streets No. IL.
133 South West Street; No. IA. 1929 East
Ohio street; No. u. West and Eleventh
Streets No. 2l, 2Slj English Avenue: No.
%. Thirteenth and Missouri Streets. No.
32. 200 North Illinois Street No. 33.
ll1a North Sterling Street; No 81. 22Ol
and Twenty Fifth Streets; No. 30. sol s.
state Avenue; No. II, West Thirtieth and
RAIDER Streets No. AZ. Fortieth Street and
nue.; No ~, 1910 West Ray Street: No.
%. King Avenue and Walnut Street; No.
wood Avenue All as per specifications
and schedules prepared by the Board OF
school Commissioners. The estimated
cost Of all of the above is S35. $50 90
The proposal for each one of the above
mentioned schools shall be in a separate
sealed envelope, with writing thereon
work to which the bid relates as, for ex-
ample. Bid for Installation of Wiring.
Lighting and Fixtures for School No. 4"
Hank form No. 90 as prescribed by the
Indiana State Board of Accounts which
blanks together with schedules and speci-
hcations, will he furnished by the Bust
ness Director, upon application. These
proposals must be accompanied by a Ger
titled check on an Indianapolis bank or
by New York. Chicago. or indianapolis ex-
change. for three 80 per cent OF the
maximum bid. The check or exchange
must be drawn payable to the order of the
Board of School Commissioners of the City
OF Indianapolis.
Bidder shall specify in his bid when ne
will complete work if awarded the con-
tract.
In case a bidder. whose bid shall he ac-
cepted. shall not within five days after
notice OF such acceptance. perform his bid
by entering into a written contract with
the Board to perform the work in ac-
cordancc with the provisions of the speci-
hcations and within that time secure the
performance OF his contract by a surety
bond, with surety or sureties to the ap-
draft and the proceeds thereof shall be
and remain the absolute property of the
Board as liquidated damages agreed upon
for such failure. it being impossible TO
estimate the amount OF damages such
failure would occasion to the Board
The contractor will be required to ex-
ecute and contract and give a bond forms
of which contract and bond are made a
part of the specifications. Each cOntrac-
tor receiving copy of the plans and speci-
hcations will be required to deposit as
security for their return in good order the
sum OF $500. The right is reserved by
the Board to reject any or all proposals
and to refrain from accepting or rejecting
proposals not more than ten (l0l days.
WILLIAM II. BOOK
Business Director.
Indianapolis Indiana.
July . @ 16 1925
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02

Board. of Public Works City of Indian
aDols
Will be sold for repair and storage
charges at public auction at SIS N. East
ST.. July 10 at 10 a. N.
June %. July 2. 1925.
MADISON. 191e touring serial number
7239, will be sold at public auction for
storage charge at 515 n. East ST. July
10 at 10 a. m
June % July . 1925.
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you will want to go fishing,
camping or some place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-17
&2Fhe Radio Star
OIL D SPIRTUALS
ARE OFFERED
Interesting Evening Ahead
for Radio Fans

I oOks like fair.tomiddlin'
IL night. Friday evening. Several
good promises on tho programs.
and you may tune IN TO Scattle's
three stations-there really ARE
three. no matter what other papers
think about it-nnd get plenty OF
entertainment,
Folks who liked Rudy SciEcr'A
orheatn from NPo viii bc Inter
estcd IN hearing his california
Lullaby" played by the Hoffman,
Olympic orchestra on the o'clock
dinner program,
High spots OF the evening appear
TO be Ford and Glenn. from kJR
ak $50. an Elks' hand concert. 10.
NOTED from Volunteer park at the
same hour and a Southern singing
quartet. from kTCL at S.
Tho Southern quartet offers a
number OF negro spirltupls the
first that have been heard here
for some little time. Every Time
| Feel the Spirit" and 'The Old
Arks a-Moving" are included in tho
list
Later in the evening all three
stations hang away with orrhestras
Kilbourne's from kIR. Hardness
from kFoA and Earl Gmy's from
kTCL. Mabel Gardner sings on
tho Gray program. too
Out OF town. kGo is silent. koA
presents the choir and aolotats OF
the Brighton. Colo. Presbyterian
church: XII offers an 'at home
program with writer's and musicians
OF tho Parts Bohemian quarter AT
and program" at 10; other ,tn.
tons have the usual studio pro.
grams" and orchestras.
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OTHER STATIONS

kGO fadD, oakland Silent night.
wCCo aiD, Twin citlss-t, musical
program.
koA nssl, Denver. Pf,sbytsfiaa
church. choir t1ucsTt
kFkN tsssl, IaninEs-Iig. KpkA
program rsiAyrd
KIM tasll. Hollywood ~ sna ,. pro,
grams ~, orchestra ~. NIE3, ftAvks.
KfD uss, nan FrAnrlsco-s 90 n.
rsiara Hotel orchestra,
MI tg5i, los Angeles. orchestra
,. rArisian music 10. program.
cNitE tsisl, EdmoHign -7.se Hawaii.
an orfncstfa
Voc asD. psysapoH-s. musical
program.
ss.ts r. ".
kFpA= lipiiuanu orchestra 90 concert
Program rosamunds. overture tHcha-
bsf,l Nafruta asits iEamsaEts car
men. suite 30. lunsj \ Dream
Naisntinr OsparEsrl California Lnilaby
tHFiEsr' gAyelis Aigpon lThumasl
sis-siIs Y. VI
Fos--sssrmsn. Clay A 20 esaFtssY
musical program.
is T.. NJ.
HtTCTs-Kifehrsfs New wAshtHEipu
Hotel orshs,,rs. sponsored ~ sirsead
siBo-io y. ".
EFoA-Etss' bard concert. bFoaasast
iFom Volunteer park
KJR Ford and Clean. Lullaby Boys
from wtS. Chicago.
p.lo T.. NJ
kTCir- RzyinE Sans southsrn singers.
broAdcasi W western Auto Supply Co.
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Station
HOME
Broadcast by Ann Tenna

A BOUT tho only good. simple
n word there IS in radio Is
radio"
Every once in n while some
body tries 10 insert n new word
or phrase In radio language
but none seems 10 &c; very
far.
Earle Anthony. down at KFI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-17


ally drsary succession OF SINH.
larIties. A studio program"
rspels a listener Just as five
column.long story in a newspa.
per repeis reader.
To the average woman fan,
of course. the technical terms OF
radio don't matter much. It's
only one woman in hundred
who will know the difference
between n super.het and neu.
trodync. our idea being that ono
squeals and the other does not.
AZ that, radio terms are no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-17

wants US all called reception.
A,s." which IL TOO long. amy.
way Many stations insist tina,
their programs arc ''radiocasi. "
Remote control "a another
phrase that ought 10 so on tho
ash.hcap. It's wrong. anyway.
The control stayo right in the
studio it's tho microphonc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-17

that's remote. And not always
very remote. At that
Studio program is outworn
and a deiriment 10 the station
using II, because It suggests 70
the listener a long and gener.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-17
No DANGER OF GETTING weN

WGN Is broadcasting tho cvolu
ton trial from Dayton. Tenn. but
luckily tho days arc long out here
and there Is llttIo danger gf tun.
ing in.
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advertisement
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5Hour%Hour n+'sAr 1oda(@
FRIDAY
sI.AITI.E nTATInNs

kTuA asil ~ 80. chamber lunch, I,
and 9. Hoffman, orchestfs Gits and
musfr
Mn tssD aioio courtesy program.
I. markets. MS musicale. As. insrr
ksts ssls Hyis talk. $50. casrtssy
program, TO, orchestra,
kTCI tsoai $50, markets, 10 Wan
Cook vrrrrises 1915. kTcL Riddles
club ana .. couttrsY orchestra pro-
grams.
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Dollar Day
SATURDAY
Exceptional Dollar Day Marks Climax of Great Clothing Sale
FREE OFFER Repeated Saturday
Here is our FREE OFFER: For Saturday only we've

sizes represented in late style weeds, Worsted
These Suits sold regularly here for $4,000 and
$500, but they've been reduced for quick dis
poSil saturday TO-. ..,......,,Y..
And here is Lot ?: We will give Saturday
fully tailored two.pantS Suits of all.wool serge,
full lined, in blues browns and pin stripes.
ORIGINAL prices 3hOn-but they 90 at ..
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SATURDAY
SEATTLE srAIinNs


kToA asii = ana Q. iIofmsun or
tbssfra $50 Eiks band concert. 20.
iiprtnsss orrasstra
krCI tHo5l 80. stocks and mar.
hstsi $40. itsrnis Kings orchestra
2ise katy OF KTCL snd the 0aHE In
Radio AiEht fsollc.
KJn tasD ~. markets. I.lB. must
Gale tf8, markets. 1sit. sn8ti review
-. home talk G. fofd aud clean
OTHER STATIONS
kro o'sO. San tTaseises-s-l'. Ca.
biriAns orchestra
MI tsD, ios AsEsiss--G ard .. pro-
grams 10 radio club, ~. troiis
woo $50. Dsyenport--i. musical
program ?. orchestra.
KIM lsaD, uollyvood-t program
10. orchestra, 20. Hollywood Sity
kGo ts0D. oakland -t.ip, studio
musical program 10. orchestra.
Koa tssal. Denver Silent niEbt
wcco u1D. TWIN ciuts-i. dases
music.
kGw uDit. Fartissd-s soudsrs Or.
ehssfrs 10. dance music
Program csrrg "a. Bark Ton T.ougiu'
20 You KshtpekY Bate. on Rocks
pan'f Taii on Mu Egsty Thine ] rvrl
Tho Spirit swing log, Assst Cbsfisi
! Got Robe Prepare Me. Lord ia
Is Listen 70 she fsmba. Ths Old AK
achieving ~ fhs quartet, Estflis Slater
Jackson. soprano, Jessie Queen watkins
rpnfraiIe y. ". Booker. tenor. Charles
q Daniels, bass-bstitsna Little Mother
o Mtne, tenor hpia hy NJ. Booker. Little
one asCrylng. eon,fslto solo b. Miss
watkins. Let All Obey. bass solo b. Mf.
Daniels. Msa Indy Lou, soprano solo
~ Mics Jackson.
Io.it r. ~
KjR~-oordoa kiibournss orchestra.
for dancing.
ItFoA--Edeis HsFknsss orchestra. for
dancing
togi5-lI r.. NJ
kTcL-EAu urays Butter Hotel o..
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