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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-01
EXTEND SYNDICATE.

NEW YORK, July 81 R).-WaH
Street heard today that the Tidewater
Associated Oil Syndicate, which I'M
derwrote $500 900 shares of common
stock last March. will be extended
from August to September 20. An
extension was requested because the
managers have had under considera'
ton certain, negotiations which have
not yet been terminated. While no
statement has been made as to the
nature of these negotiations, rumors
have been current that the common
stock, which has never been offered
to the public, may be taken over by
another oil company. All the $46,-
900 900 s per cent preferred stock Is
reported to have been disposed of.
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BIG WHEAT RECEIPTS.

KANSAS CITY. July 81 Opl.---Tm-
proved harvesting methods and am
pie transportation facilities. combined
with the fact that fair price was
being offered. resulted in all former
wheat receipt records in Kansas City
being broken in the month ending
today.
Wheat receipts in July were 22,S21
cars, equal to nearly 1000 900
bushels. The former record for any
month was 1883 cars in August,
1924.
This months arrivals. were nearly
three times as large as IN July last
year and Sc per cent larger thar t=H
years aSS.
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LUMBER BUSINESS.

NEW YORK. July 81 OP.-Slight
declines in production and shipments
and some increase in new business
were reported by 354 of the larger
soft wood lumber mills of the country
for the week ended July "a the Ma
tional Lumber Manufacturers Asso-
citation announces. Compared with
the same week last year, there was a
gain In all three factors. especially
current orders.
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TIMKEN's PROFITS.

NEW YORK. July 81 P-Net
profits of $4.e03,490. after charges
and taxes, were reported by the Tim.
ken Roller Bearing Co. for the first
half OF the year. The earnings were
equivalent to $4.0S a share on the out
standing stock. For the same period
last year profits amounted to So.
983.243, equal to 1891 a share.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
last Week.
High. Low.
100 80 1927

..r.,. rr,c. ., 90 ..oos 1889 iSs27 1875 1Osss
....s,.......... llT14 lullo
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BANK CLEARTNGs DROP.

NEW YORK, July 81 tE).-Bank
clearings for the past week, accord
ing to figures compiled by the Com
mercial and Financial Chronicle from
leading cities of the country, totaled
$s,7I1.372,4 67, a decrease of S.9 per
cent compared with the same period
last year Clearings in New York
City declined 3.4 per cent.
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LuLL IN EQUIPMENT.

NEW YORK. July 81 UP.--The
customary Midsummer lull prevailed
in the railway equipment industry IN
July. Figures compiled by Railway
Age show that total orders placed
during the month covered 1926
freight cars, % locomotives and SO
coaches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-01

Total sales. ....,,....,...
Same period year ago. ........,..
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inclined to limit purchases to nearby
requirements.
Anthony was a little lower owing
to more liberal offerings and let.up
in demand.
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Financial Highlights of Past Week
Brought Out in Nutshell by Statistics

SEw YORK. July 81, 1875.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27
Social Activities About Town

The Leuton SeaSon-- almost over with the exception of Holy Week which is always dull socially, brings with it certain amount of indu gence to those members of ciey who have been curtaing to certain degree the round of pleasure that continued for many weeks before Ash Wednesday the advent, of which, marking the begin ming Of the Lenten is supposed to bring halt far gay life i6 concerned There time when Lenten obSerya more strictly adhered to but nowadays entertainments oi sort another extend throughout the kenen season, To be sure, number of the festiv ties ha2 been given with the purpose of aiding philan thlopic charitable institutions Altogether activities have been many and varied, with little time fo rest.
 The spring recess is proving to be very gay and enjoy able Many of the young people at home from school and college bringing with them friends and roonmates to attend the numerous gayees in town. Of the annual cabaret held last Saturday evening at the Shuttle Meadow club the most brilliant event in many moons There than $50 dining. The vaudeville acts were given during dinner after which there general danc ing The majority of the guests New Brtaines but there also sprinklng of out of town folk which added color to an already gala affair.
 The fishing which opens Thursday, April 1st, holds interest for many and those who have summer camps are already planning weekend parties day fishing trips With spring coming in earnest there IS general letting of club meetings and find more folks turning to outdoor life. Bride trails that skirt the Shuttle Meadow club district are gaining much popularity with the equeStranS.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27
CLUB EVENTS
The Woman's club annual meeting - Musical club holds meeting.

Tho New Britain Woman's club. Mrs, John (. Loonis president, held it's annual meeting with reports of the various committees and election of officers on Tuesday last in St. Marks parish rooms. Mrs Gardner Weld read the minutes of the pre-. c"ding two meetings. Mrs. William E. Parker gave inc trcasurer's report, Mrs, Buel B. Bassette reported fol the Civic committee and Miss Flor "nco Camp gave the press report. Mrs. Buell. E. Nassette reported for Mrs, George Flanagan who is chair man of the dramatic committee.
 The nominating committee for the coming yeav was appointed by the president; Mrs. John c. Loomis, Mrs, Henry T. Burr, Mrs. Valentine Chamberlain and Mrs. George w. TraHt.
 The officers for the coming year were unanimo- sly elected as fol- lows; President. Mrs. John C. Loomis; first vice president, Mrs. Louis ". Young; second vice -presi-
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27

dent, Miss Cornelia Chamberlain; recording secretary Mrs. Alphonso B, Porter; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Oryille F, Parker: treasurer, Mrs. William E. Parker; assistant treasurer. Mrs. Arthur H. Harrop; auditor, Mrs Louis s. Reynal.
 Forty-six new members were elect cd 10 the club. They are as fol- lows: Mrs. Charles H. Abell. Mrs. William H. Alderson. Mrs. Robert T. Chapman, Mrs. Ralph C. Clapp, Mrs. Ellis E. Clarke, Mrs. Chase Coale, Mrs Charles W. Davis. Mrs. Edwin R. Davis, Mrs. Lester F. Deming, Mrs. W. l.. Doane, Mrs. William F. i Flanagan, Mrs, Frederick o. Fuller. Miss Elsi2 P. Gamerdinger, Miss Nettie M. Gamerdinger. Mrs. G. Albert Grabinsky. Mrs. Arthur s. Grant, Mrs Theodore A. Greene, Mrs. J. D. Hahn, Mrs. F. NJ. Hay den, Mrs. Richard NJ. Hll Mrs. Grace C. Holstein, Mrs, Harold L. Judd, Mrs. r. c. Kelly, Mrs. Arthur J. Lee, Mrs. David Malmfeldt, Mrs. Norman L, Morrill,, Mrs, Roderick Morrison, Mrs. Louis J. Muller, Mrs. Lewis s. Munger, Mrs. Harold Nj. Parsons, Mrs. Charles E. Pratt. Mrs. John Purney. Mrs. Charles R. Ray. Mrs. A. J. Savard, Mrs. F. A. Schade. Mrs. Albert N. Scripture, Mrs. Ray mond R. Searles, Mrs. John Stadler, Jr., Mrs. Samuel Sutcliffe, Mrs. liar
 (Cnntinned nn Rarn HsN
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27
PERSONALS
School and college set
 home--Week-ond guests
 add color.

1 Mrs William F, Brooks Of south High street will return the latter Iar' of next week from a trip 'broGgh he south.
 Howard Parsons of Steele street will return uoN week from a cruise through the West Indies.
 Mrs, John II. kirhham of Cedar aDr"'-t is spending several days in Barcelona, Spain She has bcen touring through Egypt for q number of weeks and is now on her return Ito the states,
 Miss Frances Hickey has returned from LaSalle seminary 10 spend her spring recess in Berlin at the home of Mir and Mrs. r. C. Hickey on Worthington Ridge,
 William T. Slopcr of Hartford will 1rfurn from European trip the ffSt week lh Aprll
 Miss Amalia Traut has returned from Wellesley college. Wellesley, Mass, 10 spend the holidays with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. George Traut Of West Main str'o'. Leo Gaifney, son Of Judge B. r. Gaifncv and Mrs, Gaffney of Vine street is home from Yale university for the holidays.
 Miss Florence Trumhull daughter Of Governor John II. Trumhun and Mrs. TWmbull Of Pennington ave nu", PIainvine, is home from Mt. IIolyoko college for her Easter Va cation.
 Miss Emily s. Mott a srnior at ho New Jersey college for women. will spend her spring vacation with hcr parents ,Ir, and Mrs. I, ". Mott of Cedar street.
 Mac Schultz. a student at Prnco- lon university will spend his spring vacation with his parents. Nr. and Mrs F. W. Schultz of Lincoln street,
 
 Mrs. George Bosson of New York city is the houso guest Of Mrs. ?. C. plat of Ten Acr road.
 Mrs. Beatrice IT. Parker o' Arch street is spending u few days in New York city,
 Miss Bornadine Walker daugm4 Of Mir and Mrs. r. W. Walker of Harrison street is spending sy1,ru: days in Virginia with her brother ,'arlton Walker, who is a student a' Virginia Military academy,
 Miss Lois Eirhham. daughter O; Judge John II. Kirkham and Mrs kirkham of Cedar street returns 'o- morrow from Wells college. Aurora. \. Y, 10 spend her spring ,aca'io' m town
 NIT, and Mrs. John R. Eobinsm. of Harrison street have been sD'uI- ing few Jays at 0rmond E.arn Florida, cn route 10 California.
 John F HodFSon. son of rr Thomas C. HodEson and Mrs. H>Ig son of Berlin has returned 10 Man. Illus Military academy. after spend ing a short lime with bis parents. Hadrt Hodrson is a member Of tho reserve officers training corps which is maintained at the institution by the war department Of the United States.
 Erwin panielson is home from Trait Institute, Brooklyn, N Y. and is spending his Easter vacation with his parents. Mir. and Mrs. Oscar
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27

Mir. and Mrs, Walter II. Hart and family of Hart rect will leave April lst on cruise through the Medi- terranean. returning home about June goth,
 Mrs, Bennett Nelson of Harrison street Is visiting her daughter Mrs E, A, Lindquist of Cleveland, Ohio. Mir. and Mrs. Loren Bancroft Of Maple Hill are spending the week. end in New York city,
 
 Miss Frances Sorrow has returned from Pratt ln'titute. Brooklyn N. Y. to spend the holidays with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Waiter Sor- row of Maple Hill.
 
 Miss Evangeiine Lamb, q teacher ,at the Elm Hill school. will spend her Easter recess in Bermuda. Mir. and Mrs. R. H. Erwin and Mr. and Mrs, E. A. Elliott of New. ington have returned from Jackson vile, Florida.
 Mir. and Mrs, r.. NJ. Hayden of Lincoln Road and Mir and Mrs. Will ian Hart of Hart street are spending the weekend in New York City.
 
 Mrs. Lucy Arrowsmith is in New York as delegate from the Mission ary Society Of the Trinity Methodist church.
 R. B. Doanc has returned from Bridgeport 10 spend the weekend with his family in Maple Hill,
 Attorney F. N. Walsh of Otkland. California, is spending the weekend with his brother. Edward T. Walsh of ?2o Kensington street. Mir. Walsh made the trip from Califor- mia by way Of the Panama Canal Mrs, Howard Parsons of Steele street will spend the early part of next week in New York city.
 Miss Marjorie Baldwin. daughter cf Nr. and Mrs. Carlisle Baldwin of Forest street is spending the week end in New York city.
 
 MT, and Mrs. Stanley Cooper Of Corbin avenue are spending q week in Atlantic City, N. J.
 Mrs. Sturman Dyson of Trumbull street will leave next Wednesday for Staten Island to spend q few days with her parents, Mir. and Mrs, Louis Bones,
 Mrs. Harry Payor of Hungorford court has returned from Mt. Vernon. \. Y, where she has been spending the past week.
 Miss Lorraine Nye of New York "ity is the house guest of Mrs. Allan Jackson English of Coolidge street.
  ] Mrs. A. Howard Abbe of this city has returned from 8 trip 10 Florida end Hampton, Virginia,
 pr. ], W, Bush has returned from Indianapolis, Indiana.
 Miss Alice Murphy, a student st the Boston University is spending the Easter holidays with her par ents, Mir. and Mrs. M. T. Murphy Of Washington street.
 Mrs, A. F. Barnes Of New York city is the house guest of Mrs. r. J. Porter of Lexington street.
 Miss Jessie Wood, a student at the University of Maine is spending the Easter holidays with her sister, Miss | nna Wood If Cnripr, etreet
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27

Baptist church will perform the ceremony, Miss Deming will be att tended hy Miss Agnes Hitchcock of Maple Hill az maid of honor and Grace Morrin Of Hartford will be the flower girl. Henry Morse of this city will b" Nlr Stead's best man.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27

Miss Ruby Andrews Of Bridge port is spending her spring vaca- .tion with her parents Mir, and Mrs. John 4. Andrews of Lincoln Road. Miss. Andrews will teach in Hartford next fall. becoming a member of
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27

Another wedding taking place in April and perhaps one of the larg
 est Of interest 10 New Britain is that of Miss Frances Dean and Kenneth Vreeland. son of Mfr. and Mrs. J. H.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27

of Lincoln Road, on Thursday of this week,
 i Ernest Dehm, William Dorsey and 1 Vincent Hayes have returned from ] Lehigh University to spend the holi- days in town with their parents. Miss EloiSe Unkclbach has return- cd from Simshury 10 spend the hoJi- ldays with her parents Mir. and Mrs. Max tnkelbach of Black Rock ave | nue. Two other daughters Miss Myrtle Jnkelhach, who is student , at the Rhode Island school of design and Miss Bernice rnkelbach, a. stu dent at Russell Sage college, Troy x. Y.. are also expected home for tho holidays.
 Miss Elizabeth Stein i7 home from simmons college to spend her spring vacation with her parents Mir. and Mrs, F. Stein of Winthrop street. Judge Benjamin ". Alling and 1 Mrs, filling Of Bassett street have returned from Bermuda. Robert F. Hart. Alphonzo Porter. and Albert Schilling have returned from the Bermuda Isles,
 Miss Carlotta Slopcr, daughter of NIT. and Mrs. Harold T. Sloper Of Russell street is home from Abbott Academy. Andover, Mass, to spend her Easter recess with her parents. Miss Esther Trumhull, daughter of NIT. and Mrs. Henry Trumbull of Plainvillc has returned from Dana Hall. wellesley, Mass, for the holi- days.
 Miss Fave Rattenbury is hort fir, l B. ford Academy 10 spend her spring recess with her parents N". and Mrs. Willhm Hunt Ratten- bury Of Lenox Place.
 Miss Constance Twitchell has re turned from Wellesley, Mass. to spend her Easter vacation in town with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rue ben Twitchell ot Forest street.
 Miss Ruby Andrews Of Bridge mort 3s spapdipr bar spr;1- ,Fara
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27

The wedding Of Miss Cynthia nemine, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs, c. H. pemirg Of Shuttle Meadow avenue and Harold Stead Of this ritN. son Of Mir. and Mrs David c. Stead of New York city will fake place on Saturday, April 3rd at the home of the bride io-be. Reverend William Ross. pastor of the First
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27

Miss Priscilla Crabtrce, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. P. C. Crabtree of Lincoln street and Miss Harriet R"y- nal, daughter Mir. and Mrs Louis R"ynal Of Lexington street have sent out cards for a bridge tea which they wilI give next Saturday after noon at Miss Cruutrco'S home in compliment to Miss Frances Dean. daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. n. L. Dean Of Pittsburgh. Pa. whose marriage to Kenneth Nrccland of Hartford will take place April l7th,
 Mrs. r. C. Tlafi "ill rutcrtaiu at cards at her homc on Ten Acre Road next Wednesday afternoon for her house guest Mrs. George Bosson ot Nc" York city.
 Miss Eunicc Humphrey entertain t'i z =" A. <. a) Tnae members al cards at 'hr h-mc Of her parents Mr and Mrs E. N Humphrey Of Lincoln street on Tuesday evening
 Nisa Laura Robertson Of Hartford is giving q mrchoon and bridge at her hone day for ,'iss Frances Dean. A number Of the younger Sci from here are among the guests.
 Mrs. Clifton Wilson and Mrs. MaA, we. Porter gave q luncheon fof lo~-i hy bridge at Mrs. Wilson's ham" on ] orcSt street on Wednesday in compliment to Miss Frances r n.
 Mrs, '3 ., Hubert Of Robbins ave- nue. Maple Hill entertained the members Of her card club at her homo last Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs. II. A. I.irnhard entertained fo table Of bridge at her home in Maple Hill Friday afternoon in aid Of the New Britain General hospital nurses home fund.
 Miss Maxine Hart entertained inc members of the Thursday afternoon bridge club at the home Of her parents, NJ. anl Mrs, Maxwell Hart
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27

Erwin panielson is home from Hratt Institute, Brooklyn, \. T.. and is spending his Easter vacation with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Oscar Danielson Of Maple Hill.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27

Miss Constance Tritchen has re turned from Wellesley, Mass. to spend her Easter vacation in town with her parents, MT. and Mrs Rue ben Twitchell ot Forest street.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27

Following close to Miss Cadwens
 wedding comes that of Miss Eunicc Humphrey. daughter of MT and
 Mrs. E. x. Humphrey of Lincoln street and Burton Hildcbrandt Of
 Minneapolis, Minn., son Of MT. anG
 Mrs George Hndebrandt of Rhine decker Lane. The ceremony will be performed Monday. April l2th. af the residence of Miss Humphreys parents on Lincoln street, being at. tended by none but relatives and few very intimate friends, A small luncheon at the Shuttle Meadow club will follow.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27
GATHERINGS

Bridges, teas, 'luncheons feature for numerous brides-to-bc.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27
WEDDINGS
April the month of we'd dingS - Sechrist-Cadwell nuptialS Easter Monday.

Relatives and few intimar friends have been invited to tl, marriage of Miss Helen Caldwell oi New York city, daughter Of NIr. ana Mrs A. G. Caldwell Of Harrison street. 10 Edward Sechrist of New York city. Tho cofemony will talk, place on Easter Monday at 12:4j o'clock at the Caldwell residcnc, Dr, George w. C. Hill. pastor of tn" South Congregational church will perform the ceremony which will b, followed by small reception.
 Mir. Sechrist is the son Of Mrs. L. Sechrist of Plainville but for the last few years hc has made his home ir New York city.
 Miss Caldwell is well known in town, she is a member Of the 4. A. sorority, a graduate Of the local high school and of Smith college.
 Following d short wedding trip Mir. Sechris' and his bride will mak' their home in one of the new apart ments in the Greenwich Village sec ton of New York.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27

Mrs. II. A. Iirnhard entertained fo table Of bridge at her home in Maple Hill Friday afternoon in aid Of the New Britain General hospital nurses home fund.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27

Miss Maxine Hart entertained inc members of the Thursday afternoon bridge club at the home of her parents, NJ. anI Mrs, Maxwell Hart
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27

John r. HodESon. son of rr Thomas C. HodEson and Mrs. H>lg son of Berlin has returned 10 Man Illus Military academy. after spend ing short lime with his parents. 'ad't Hodrson is a member Of tho reserve officers training corps which lis maintained at the institution by the war department Of the United States.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27

Miss Faye Rattenbury is honlt fir l B., ford Academy 10 spend her spring recess with her parents H'". and Mrs William Hunt Ratten- bury Of Lenox Place.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27

Mrs, S .. Hubert ot Robbins ave- nue Maple Hill entertained the members Of her card club at her ! ',mo lasf Tuesday afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27

NIT, and Mrs John F. Eobinso. 'of Harrison street have been spend. ing q few Jays at 0rmond E.arn Florida, cn route 10 California.
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New Britain herald., 1926-03-27

Miss Emily s. Mott, a scnior at ho New Jersey college for women. will spend her spring vacation with hor parents .Ir and Mrs l, ". Mott of Cedar street.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27

MT. and Mrs. Maurice W. Sid,r- owfsky of 154i Stanley street an- nounce the marriage of their daugh- ter. Dorothy Vivian 10 Aaron Hoch- stein. The ceremony took place March q at Brooklyn, \. Y. Mir. and Mrs Hoohs'"in Hill make their home in Brooklyn.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27

Miss Bornadine Walker. daugnl, Of Mr, and Mrs. r. w. Walker of Harrison street is spending sr1,ra. days in Virginia with her brother , 'arlton Walker. who is a student a' Virginia Military academy.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27

Miss Florence Trumhull, daughter Of Governor John H. Trumhull and Mrs. Trumbull of Farmincton ave nuo, PIainyille, is home from Mt. IIolyoke college for her Easter Va Cation.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27

Miss Lois Eirhham. daughter O; Judge John II. Kirkham and Mrs kirkham of Cedar street returns O. morrow from Wells college. Aurora. N. Y, 10 spend her spring ,aca'io- in town
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27

Mrs. Beatrice IT. Parker of Arch street is spending a few days in New York city.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27

Mir. and Mrs. Linus Gronh4ck of Maple Hill recently observed their 27th wedding anniversary at their home in MaIle Hin.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-27

Ms" Laura Robertson Of Hartford is giving a luncheon and bridge at her hou.c day for ,'iss Frances poan. \ numher of the younger Sci from here are among the guests.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-19
Amateur Sports

r. The Acn,e A. AZ de,fiestedd III pad y 4
Homer Dsdy who come time ago fought
in boxing prelims here. PLAYED first Tor
pitched for the winners. D. Daily was the
hitting star for the Acmes. Tho A. As
will meet at the library Wednesday eve,
cell the manager AT Belmont i2SO-W.
The Y. p. Cs and Mapletons held
workout SUNDAY Tho Y. p. C.s will play
the Holy Trinity club on Nav ,. For in
formation concerning practice call Beim mi
0593-J
The Lauter Juniors will play at River
side on next SUNDAY at 9 80. The follo1T-
ing players are asked TO report; C. Wealth
ertord, ,WeatheeETfoIryd: F. CaWWeI rre a
p Westmer. d. Bright H.. sterges, \,
Eel. x. Cole. r. like II Wensel and p;
Kenney. For games in the 15.l b-year- OLD
class call Belmont 304l and ask Tor man
ager.
The Sahm Motor Service team will hold
Ave. "wednesday evening. All last year s
players and those wishing tryouts are re
quested to attend Oliver. {. Ray. Frey.
Ellis j. Caskey Wilson and Daley take
notcie Teams desiring games, write above
address.
The Fountain Square A. A. opened its
season Sunday b. defeating the Kelley
Fagics. The heavy hitting Of both teams
featured All A. A, players are requested
TO be at meeting Tuesday night at ll4o
Spann Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-19
NEW DOUBLES LEADERS
Detroit Pair Shoots 1,267 In Elks'
Bowling Meet.

Hartman and Brecklee of Detroit
took the lead in the doubles Sunday
in the National Elks' bowling tour
ney in progress at the local Elks'
alleys with a big count of 1867.
The Schultz Company team failed
to displace the Terre Haute Elks or
Barbasols in the five-maH division,
but did roll into third place with a
1892.
e. Hartman. one Of the stars Of
the Michigan delegation. gained fifth
place in the all-events with total
of sos.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-19
LEWIS VS.. GRENNA

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. April 19.--Ed (Stran-
gler) Lewis and Raffaelle Grenna
meet here tonight in a wrestling
match
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-19
RECORD CROWDS

BIZ LHited Press
DETROIT. April 19.-In four
games so far the Detroit Tigers have
performed before more than $4,000
fans, an early season record.