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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-19
bOAItD OF HDNING APPEALS
H 3 STFEC; Secretary
ROBERT ". MARKS. Attorney.
GEORGE .. HUTSELL- Clerk
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS
NOTICE OF HEARING


Notice is hereby given that Orvil Gill
has filed with the Board OF Zoning APP
peals Of the City o. indianapolis 3 peti-
ton asking permission 70 vary the re-
quirements Of the Zoning Ordinance by
requesting permission to build yestibule
on front Of residence at 729 No. Chester
Avenue.
A public hearing viii be held By said
Board in Room 4oi City Hall. Tuesday.
August 27th, 1929 81 2:30 D. m. at which
time and place all interested persons will
be given opportunity to be heard in ref
erenee 70 the matters set out in said
BOARD OF ZoNING APPEALS.
GEO. T. O'CONNOR, President
II. B. STEEG. Secretary
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DoCKEr
In the matter Of the petition OF South
ern Indiana Gas e. Electric Company
for approval Of change in service from
manufactured gas 70 natural gas at
Evansville. Indiana.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission Of Indiana viii con-
duct public hearing in the above entitled
cause in the rooms Of the Commission at
Indianapolis. Indiana. at 900 o'clock
a. m. on Tuesday, September 3rd. 1929.
Public participation in this hearing u
requested By the Commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION on
INDIANA
BY JERE WEST Commissioning.
Indianapolis, Indiana. August nth, 1923.
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MARY E. KERN, Executrix.
BOARD OF zONING APPEALS
NOTICE OF HEARING;

:. Notice is hereby given that A. A..
Hoeltke has filed with the Board OF
coming Appeals Of the city Of IndianapoN
the reouiremerts OF the zoning Ordinance
by requesting permission to build a
double at the n. ". corner of 14th. and
De Quincy Avenue
public hearing will be held by said
Board in Room 401 City Hall. Tuesdav
August 9th. 1929, at 2;30 D. m. at which
be. given opportunity to be heard in
reference to the matters set put in said
BOARD OF zONING APPEALS.
GEO. T. O'CONNOR, President.
II 3 STEFC2 Secretarv
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TRIAL SET
All-Metal Zeppelin Was Built fol-
United States Navy.

United States Navy.
By United Press
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 19.-The
first trial flight of the zBC 2, all
metal dirigible, built by the Detroit
Aircraft Corporation for the United
States navy. will take place over the
Crosse lie airport late Tuesday.
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Legal Notices
NOTICE OF EXECUTRIx'S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
Cause No Q2-1QQQO

IN THE MARION PROBATE COURT
State of Indiana. County of Marion, So:
In =, the matter of the estate of Olive
The undersigned executrix of the last
Will of Olive. Ruark, deceased, hereby
gives notice that by virtue of an order
OF the Marion Probate Court, she will at
the hour Of 2 o'clock .. m. on the 4th
day OF September, 1929, at the law office
q Thomas ". Perkins, 801 Meyer Kiser
Bank Building, Indianapolis. Indiana, and
from day to day thereafter until sold,
oher for sale at private sale. free and
clear Of all liens and encumbrances. ali
the interest of said decedant in and TO
tne following described real estate to-wit:
Lots number twelve ti2J thirteen (l3l
and fourteen ga in Blues subdivision
OF Hutchings and Darnels Brookside
ADDITION to the City of Indianapolis.
Said sale will be made subject to the
approval of said court for not less than
the said appraised value OF said real estate
a 9ii7 upon the following terms and con-
At least one third Of the purchase price
cash in hand; tie balance i'm two equs,
lrSta ment5. pay9 Die in six and iiine
months respectively from date Of sale.
eTldence1 by notes Of the purchaser
bearing per cent interest from date,
waving relief. providing for attorney
ices and secured by mortgage on tho
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Ri Inited Press

BN TNtfed PffSS :. ~.., o.
oe FF % IS Caves i5 s. Hoss 600 sheep ioo
market steady 60 1oc Of 20 9 1bs rs Ss
6o-1so lbs. IS: 10000 lbs. $l1 IS; 200
2iO lbs. si14O: 21o-220 lbs, $1I.25; 40
$50 lbs, sl1I5; 230-24o lbs, slo.s5: 9 999
400 lbs $Io.25: 3OO-350 lbs. $40; roughs,
50: stags. 81: calves. s16.5O;. lambs. s1225.
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UNITED STATES
STEEL AGAIN IN
FIRST POSITION
Telephone Stocks Follow
Leader to New High
Points.
Average Stock Prices

Average of twenty industrials for Sat
urdsy vas 3s0.70. of .79. Average OF
twenty rails was 1890. up SO. Average
Of forty bonds was 92.32 up .02.
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Receipts. $50; market. lower.

Receipts $50; market, lower.
6eeI Ste6TS '9i l''OH - ~
Low cutter and cutter cows. -, 5.7507.25
Bulk stock and feeder steers. S50@ll.50
Calves
Receipts, 400; market, steady.
Best Vea!S ....s....'..'. S13 IL, ~ go
Heavy caves ........-....-'.' t.ooU LOU
SHEEP
Receipts. 1000; market. steady.
Top 1aJ ldmOS ,.....'.t''''' p! ~ m
Bulk Gull lambs .............. gUn lU'0U
Bulk fat ewes ................ 4.5UW 65u
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BOARD OF ZONING APPFALS
NOTICE nLn III a % Nc.

NOllCE or HEARING
Notice is hereby given that II. F r. NJ
L. Albright has filed with the Board al
Zoning Appeals Of the City of Indianap-
oils petition asking permission to varv
the requirements of the Zonine Ordinance
by erecting a four family apartment du-
pick at 5005 Brookvlle Road
public hearing will be held by said
Board in Room 501 City Hall. Tuesday.
August 9th. 1929, at 2:30 p. m at which
time and place all Interested persons viii
be given opportunity to be heard in ref
erence to the matters set out in said
petition.
BOARD OF zONING APPEALS
GEO. T. O'CONNOR, President.
n. B. STEEG. Secretary.
NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS, ETC
In the matter of the estate Of Lois n
Peacock deceased. e9-2262s
In the Probate Court of Marion County.
September term 1929
Notice Is hereby given that Ira d.
Foster as executor Of the above named
estate has presented and filed his account
and vouchers in final settlement of said
estate. and that the same will come up
Tor the examination and action Of said
Probate Court. on the 14th day of Sep
tember. 1923. at which time ali heirs.
creditors or leOatees Of said estate are re-
CURED to appear in said Court and show
cause. II any there be. WHY said account
ana vouchers should not be approved.
ana the heirs of said estate are also re-
CURED to appear and make proof Of their
heirship.
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Two new Scientech Club members,
Jacob A. Gerach and DR.. Harry E.
Barnard, were introduced at the club
luncheon today at the Chamber of
Commerce.
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The monthly meeting of the Mar
ion County Good Government Club
will be held at tonight at the Lin
coin. Attorney General James M.
Ogden will be the principal speaker.
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Nachman Springfield Corporation and its
three subsidiaries earned more than $3.50
a share after all deductions and charges;
wear ending june is, 1929. Fred A. Mach
man. president, made this announcement
available for dividends and bonus to
executives. were 1894 OSA. as compared with
s242 SAG year ago. The average number
of shares of the corporation, Outstanding.
was "a 483 and fraction after giving
effect to the position of the companies
that were Joined with Nachman in the
latter part of the year.
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Receipts. 1000; market. steady.
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Rn LLnitc1 Press

Standard Dredging Company now has
contracts in the Missia siPni valley y, ana ma
adjacent territorly totaiirg "o,, 80 'V IN
progress r. A. Perry. PRESIDENT sad
today. The company has in add dn non
contracts for the handling OF o,tOV;ou"
cubic wards of earth in this section.
amounting to more than $1,000. 900 on
which work has not yet started.
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Commercial Investment Trust Corpora;
ton through its subsidiary Commerce. sd
Investment Trust INCORPORATED mas sl fa1',tl
f Heat end power Company, Stamford.
Conn, for financing the, time sales OF a IiI
runners. throughout the country.
While the value of contracts let on
heavy construction and engineering prof.
s6eS ed 'ie decline from the figure of the
preceding week the total for the peF s,S
StantialTy higher than last year. The
money Value Of awards announced during
the week was $50, 2ss 900. which compares
S64 ao7 mo in the corresponding week last
wear Engineering News-Record reports
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Business
and
Finance

The ZMC-2 all-metal dirigible
being built by the Detroit Aircraft
Corporation for the United States
Navy will take its first venture in
the air over Crosse lie Airport
Tuesday if weather permits. Cap
tain william E. Kepner, chief air
ship pilot of the army, assisted oy
Master Sergeant Joseph Bishop viii
be in charge of the initial flight
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Thousands Of persons OF the mlddIe
west. west and southwest, are expected to
attend the First American celenra tlon
to he held at Albuquerque, n. M, from
Aug II to "a according to E. w. Clapp,
traffic manager of the Southern Paclhc
Railroad at Chicago.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
TWICE TOLD TALES
SECTION MEETING

Twice Told Tales Section of the
Women IS Ten Thousand club met yes
terday afternoon at the b. NJ. Cru
well residence, SO FL Centre avenue,
for the first meeting Of the club
year.
Mrs. Hugh T. Osborne, chairman
Of the sectiG1, presided at the bust
ness meeting which preceded the
program and then introduced Mrs.
Earle G. Davis, story teller of the
afternoon.
Henri Duvvsnois Inscparablc -
was the story selected bv Mrs.
Davis, concluding the program with
the telling of three short incidents
by Ference Molnaf dealing with the
unrcliability OF circmstantial cvi-
dcncc
Current events followed the pro
gram, after which delicious refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Members present were Mesdamcs w.
W. Apple, !. T. Brock, y. A. Contos.
Earle G. Davis. Philip Hodgkin,
Forrest kutz, J. 5. Larew, J. B. Me
Ncecc, Hugh T. Osborne, W. J.
Reid, d. B. Roberts, r. Y. Watson,
and the hostess, Mrs. B. NJ. Cru
well.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
Valley Acreage
Shown In Report

\ report on tho Imperial Valley
lettuce, pea ana carrot acreage for
the l929-30 season has been com
piled by =, 4, lIarrigan, horticui
;ural commissioner, and shows IS,
25I acres planted to lettuce, 1871
to fall peas; $50, to carrots; $50,
70 fan honcydcWs; i05, 10 honey
balls, and l95, TO tail cautaloupcs.
The largest lettuce acreage ~ III
Centre is owned iy SawdcY and
Hunt, with $50 ;crcs. The s. \.
Gerard company of Brawloy has The
largest acrcagcs in the valley, hal
ing 3j37 acres in lettuce; ljG5, in
peas, aud 610, il carrots.
The largest FL 'cntro acreage IN
peas is claimed Wy thc VIII S. F1w-
rctt company ana The J. W, Handy
company, each Of whom has 800
acres, and the largest acreage in
carrots in III Centre is owned by
Sawdey and Hunt with GOO acres.
Lettuce acreaga is distributed
more evenly Throughout the valley
but the peas ar" grown almost cN.
clusivcly in the rorth end Of the
valley, and the majority Of the ear
rot acreage is found in that region
also
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
WHITE SHRINE CLUB
PLANS BRIDGE PARTY

\ progressive benefit bridge
party is being planned NY the W~ce
Shrine Social cIUb for Friday, No
vcmber l. and promises to be most
delightful affair, with novel prizes
and refreshments ;dding to the en-
joymcnt provided for the patrons.
Three houses viii be opened for
the affair: The George Damron resi-
dcnec, l402 Olive. with Mrs. Leta
Bryan and Mrs. Florence lie Vote
as assistant hostCsscs; the !. :. Cam
oron residence, jo2 Wensley, with
Mrs. Ecssie Bradford and Mrs. Alma
Graham, assisting and the Leroy
Gillott home on III Centre avenue,
where Mrs. Alice DuSold and Mrs.
J. II. Morgan viii assist.
Reservations my be made with
any OF the hostess, and announce
mcnt is made that the playing Will
begin promptly IT : o'clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS

Charlotte Young, Bertha Agnes Gil
lett, Mildred Cole, Helen Edwards
of Heber, Catherine and Mildred
Bearup of CaleNiyr, 10 Miner. and
Iona Carr of Fredonia, Kan, Leah
Miller, of Liberty Center, la.
MesdameS bcr; underwood, Mac
Spence, Frank NcCaslin, Bird Hob
dy, Omar Cole, {. l.. Cole, c. l..
Gillett, Dick Bradshaw, Woody
Mills, Bob O'Bricn, Roy Gillett.
Shirley Gillett, Lewis Cole, Walter
Pollard, Everett Enlow, Fred Wink
Ter, c. Z. Sones. J. Roy Sulassi,
Merle Larson, Wallace McClclland
J.s w. Thomas, Frank Oswalt, Don
Tibble, Ethel Nelson, J. Edwards of
Hcber, Agnes Miner, Fred Miner.
Frank Miner, Dave Culbertson
George Cannon. al of Fredonia
Kan; Mrs. II. ". Van Hoy Of Port
land, Ore; Mrs. J. G. Sones of Fort
Morgan, Colo. Ms. Ed Milncr of
Torrance. Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29

Of rrapportionmcnt ~ tho state for
rongr 'ioual purpo-cs in conformity
with recent federal legislation. The
hos Angelo, committee has prepared
The map hDowta showing possible
congressional dnti.cf,.
The present proposal places In
pcrial with Riverside and Orange
counties forming congressional
district Some objection has been
made locally 70 this arrangement be
cause Of the Groat diversity Of in
forests between the coast and desert
communities. !; is suggested that
II would be better to have Imperial
with other dcscr: counties rather
/ than coast counties. On the other
hand, it is understood that the Tues
day Evening club, consisting entire
ly of membcrs 81 the legislature
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
Social Brevities

Present DAY club will meet tomor
row night at the ". W. Apple resi-
dencc, 673 Olive 3venue. A delight
full program on China will be given
followed by the customary socia
hour. Since this 'S the first meet
ing Of the year, large attendance
is anticipated.
The first card party to lie given
by the card committee of the Won.
ans Ten Thousand club will be on
Thursday, November :, at the club
house. Mrs. Arthur Edgar, chair.
man of the committee, announ'>
that the affajt will be a luncheon
as in the past, and that several new
features are being added for the en-
tertainmcnt of the patrons.
Changing the meeting place from
the Wilson school to the Elk's hall,
a regular meeting of the Court OF
Honor will be held tonight at $50,
with n special program for the oe-
caSion.
\ rummago s:lr conducted by the
Guild and Missionary society of the
Presbyterian cru!Ch will bc held
Friday and Sat'I day of this week
at the old Zurcler store. Those hav-
ing rummage to donate are asked to
notify any of the following: Mrs,
W. J. Clements, $50; Mrs. Elmer
Head, 1888; Mrs. B. E. Lemons,
ll4-W; Mrs. GeraiC, Shaw, l49-J.
An enjoyable Halloween social is
being planned by the women OF
MoosCheart Legion at the Woman's
Ten Thousand club, Wednesday
evening at o'clock. All brother
Moose and thcir families are invited
to come and join in the fun.
The regular weekly meeting Of
the Choral club will be held tonight
at the Wilson school auditorium al
= o'clock, with Jchn C. Canton a,
director, and Nina Canton as &c
companist.
The White Shrine announces a
benefit food sale Tor Saturday. No
vember >, at which time all sorts OF
delicious foods Will be placed OF
sale in front of TIE NJ. o. King de.
Partment store.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
SHOWER PARTY
RECENT AFFAIR

\ pretty shower was given recent
ly for Mrs. Fred Svnes at the home
Of Mrs. II. L. Miner on Adams ave
nue., with Mrs. taIl Milner, Miss
Flora La Frankie and Miss Nelma
Pronder as hos.c>sv=,
Decorations ot PINK and blue made
an attractive background, and the
evening was sp"nt il sewing after
which dainty refreshments were
served.
Guests biddcn IN this affair were
the Misses Lola Freeman, Katylea
Oswalt. Ethel Price. frances Jones
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
KELLEY SENTENCE FRIDAY

Los ANGELES. Oct 90. U.P)
Iur to the fac. tat papers nccc,-
Narv in the case of Leo Pat Kelley
have not vet arrived, the convicted
slayer Of Ml,. MYRTLE Mrllus, Los
angeles society Woman, will not be
sentenced for manslaughtcr until
Friday u WAS announced today.
Kelley once Wa ntcnced 10 hang
for murder but the state supreme
court les~,ncd tn penalty
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
Handley Funeral
This Afternoon

Funeral seryi-,, To- Clifton y
Iandlcy. -. who died at l2:}e
o'clock Monday morning from IN
iutics received in na automobile ae.
r'dcnt on the C4lcXico highway.
Sunday afternoon. were held at :
o'clock this afternoon from Lemons
funeral parlors. Rev. Taylor, min
lister of the local Nalarrnc church,
officiatcd, Inte'".Ht ""a IN Ever
green cemetery.
Handlcy was r~rchaut patrol
man in FL Centre aud had resided
here with his daughter, Ms. john
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair toni ht and Wednesday with
moderate temperature: Moderate to
fresh northeasterly winds; Low hu.
midity and high fire hazard.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA -
Fair tonight and Wednesday; No
change in temperature; Moderate
north and northeast winds.
FIRE WEATHER FORECAST
Fair with no change in temperature; ;
Very low humidity and acute fire
lazard; Moderate 10 fresh east and
Eorth heast winds, strong over the
mountains.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29

Cbatle- /. Ch.l'rs. chairman Of
thc Republican comfy ccutra com
mittcc Of tl1. coplry, returned or
sunday from u focriing of 10 south.
rru counties at Saaia Eafba". 81
Santa Barbara rrrmanout organi-
zatiou was cffe~icI, consisting of
Tic Republican committeeman OF the
- southern counties. This may be
later extended - other counties in
the southern po:tion Of the state.
Th" purpose Of The organization is
not only for closer cooperation in
party matters H. the south, but an
ndcavor to bring about closer re-.
lationship in al matters relating 10
state aud nation" affairs.
The principal topic discussed at
tAe Santa Barbara meeting was that
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
BRIDGE BREAKFAST
AT FL4NNEI HOME

One of the recent social events
enjoyed by the Eodnger set w&s the
bridge breakfast given by Miss Nir-
ginia Finney at the Finnev residence
on Sandalwood avenue.
House and table decorations were
in keeping with rhe Halloween sea
son and covers II the attractivcl!'
appointed tables were laid for the
Misses Petty DuSoil, Bessie Damron
Ruth Whitelaw Peggy Whitelaw,
Marjorie Meyer, Marjorie Moore
Doris Wier, Betty Mae MILAN. Gladys
Bowles, Thclma Jenkins, Maj garct
Hill and Barbara Toudro.
Prizes at bridge were awarded ia
Bessie Damron :or high score and
to Gladys Bowles FOR low.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29

from TIC 7outh cnd of the state, has
recommended tlat Imperial he
placed with san Diego county, in
asruuch a, San Diego county is some
what deficient III population for Il
congressional district Of its own.
The same objection would apply to
San Diego as applies to Orange. I'm
pcrial obviously must be with some
other county or counties and a study
Of the map and the figures there
with indicate the difficulty in ar.
riying at just and equitable ap-
portionmcnt without some connce'
tion with some coast county.
The southern counties representa-.
tives win meet again at Santa ANA
the latter part Of November when
the matter will have further dis
CussiOA.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
Swiss Club To
Have Program

One of the biggest sporting events
in Imperial Valley is scheduled for
November II, wh2l the Swiss club
will celebrate with its fifth annual
wrestling mattel. Among many
other phases of entertainment there
will be Il tug'of war and 4 potato
race.
There will also b. given away Il
beautiful new To Soto Six automo'
bile. The event will take place a.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
ARMAND

Mayo, at 453 Orange avenue, the
past seven years. He was regarded
very highly by fr,,nds on the police
department. IT, hit-and-run McNi.
cans who dragged him about 60 feet
Sunday afternoon while Uandicy was
talking TO Il fri,uG and was clear
off the hiEhway, have never been
heard Of since, police stated.
SiN years ago the first Of this
month lIandlcys father was killed
in the same man&,t by two McNi-
cans At the corner of Fourth and
Hamilton streets, MAYO said today.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29

ITENS OF CURRENT INTEREST
! FROM FL CENTRIC SCHOOLS
klEIEEREEERMRRREERRREG REENGEElEgGGEGEyEE

been washing our bands before eat
ing our lunch Erma Lou Cunning
ham has shown her good citizenship
by inspecting our hands and picking
up towels.
The cafeteria las some new
benches that the ,..anitor made. They
also have a new electric mixer and
Frigidairc, -Maga~t BsAish, SB1.
Marion Flanagan, edi,or in chief;
Fred Mcbcl-Thau, assistant.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
Retains Lead In
Queen Contest

Grad 1ally approaching the 1000
mark, Miss Claricc Ferguson retain
ed her lead in the contest for Queen
OF RI Ccntro, following last nights
voting at Fox Imperial Theatre.
The winner Of the contest will be
a guest at the dedication of til" new
Fox theatre in San Diego, all cN-
pcnScs to and from the coast being
paid for by the theatre. The CON
test will close Sunday night.
Following is today's standing Of
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
Be the star
not just an ''eHtro"!

ARE you close to the cam
era in the great moving
picture of life? Or far out
on the edge of the mob
scene? IL you want to be
singled out for stardom--
if you want the best that
life can give-look to your
complexion!
Tone it up and keep it
fresh with Armand Cleans
ing Cream. Light and
smooth and delightfully."-
fraorant, this marvellous
new cream sccps instantly
into your pores, loosening
all CRIME and impurities to
be easily wiped away.
Leaves no greasy after-iilm.
soc and Sl.25 at your deal
cr's. Ask him also about
"Find Yourself" the book
that tells your true typo
Of beauty.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
Mckinley School

Mckinley schuuI was very proud
of the bank repol. this week which
showed a decided increase over that
of last week. Fittysix per cent of
the total numbcr of children pres
cnt deposited money in savings ac.
counts. The total number of de
positors was i20 and the amount
WAS $4567. The .B's stand at thu
top of the list with a percentage of
%, while the 1A'5 are second with
percentage of 90