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Day Programs
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:IndianaEoIis Pover and Light Company
MONDAY
7:oO-Pep Unlimited Club.
300 to l0:00-Siient.
l0:0o-YouT Next Door Neighbor.
lo:05-Aunt Sammy hour.
IL :0o-Corov College organ program.
H:l5 to 12:00-Silent.
12:Oo-Farm Community Network (CBS).
P M.
1:oo-Farm Topics.
i:15-Columbia Ensemble (CBS).
l;30-Women's Farm (CBSl.
2:o0-U. s. Nevy Band (CBS).
2:30-Salon Music.
3:00-Trouba doris fCBS)
3:l5-Home Service Period.
$50 TO 5:oo-Silent.
WLW (70O) Cincinnati
MONDAY
5:30-Top o. the Mornin'.
6:30-Keep Fit.
6:45-Organ program by Arthur Chandler.
7:oo-Aunt Jemima Man (NBCl.
7:l5-Organ.
7:3O-Morning devotion conducted by Dad
Kershner of Y. NJ. c. A.
s:00-Cro5iey homemakers.
9:o0-Organ.
9:3o-LivestocS reports.
9:40-Morning medley.
10:00-Crpheus trio.
l0:30-Doodle Seekers.
1o:zS-Weatner. river and market reports.
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]. J. BROWN. Dlrecto,


GENERAL ORDER NO. 2, Iy5U.
Passed by the Board Of Park Commits
sioners Of the City Of Indianapol 1ndi-
Under and by virtue Of the authority
granted by the Acts Of 1920. Of the Cen
eral Assembly Of the State of Indiana.
an act authorizing the Board Of Park
Commissioners in cities Of the first class
to make general orders. etc. and APP
proved July ~. 1920. the Board Of Park
Commissioners Of the City Of Indian
apolis at It's regular meeting on the
18th day Of May. 1890 does hereby make
the following general order:
GENERAL ORDER NO. 2. 1880
BE 1T RESOLVED. BY the Board %
Park Commissioners Of the City Of lnai-
annapolis, xudiana. that Il y considered
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IhUo = GEo,
NOTICE
EENTp OD nED Mo . 10of

GENERAL ORDER NO. 3. 1880.
d Rsssed Of p bi the o RVaFd IF Bss lis
diana. Office Of the Board, City Han. -
Under ,and, by. virtue of the. authority
Chapter 80, at pages 1O5 to 1O7. being an
Act authorizing the Board Of Park Com
missioners in cities of the first class to
July 81. 1890 the Board Of Park Som-
missioners Of the City of Indianapolis. at
MAY. 1880, does hereby make the follow
GENERAL ORDER NO. 3. 1880.
pa RShsED Of The the ct S0e IF
sarY BY the Board. in order to promote
welfare. that the locating o. establish
ing of any cemetery of any nature or de-
scription whatsoever. after lois 2eth day
of May. 1880. upon or within FIVE iun-
boulevard under the control Of the Board
Of Park Commissioner. of the City ct
limits Of said City. or beyond said limits.
and within the area wherein said Board is
granted jurisdiction by the, statutes, OF
hereby specified and declared to be in
furious to the public health. safety. morals
and general -r We I and opnrnrr
BY the Board of Park Commissioners of
the CITY. of indianapolis. that hereafter
no cemetery of any nature or description
whatsoever shall be permitted to locate or
establish upon or within five hundred
5000 feet Of any park. parkway. or
boulevard under the control of the Board
of Park Commissioners of the City of
INDIANAPOLIS either within the corporate
limits of said City. or beyond said limits
and within the area wherein said Board is
granted jurisdiction by the statutes OF
the State of Indiana.
ADOLPH G. EhfHARDT.
jacket w JOSEPH.
PAUL E. RATHERT.
LOGAN c. SCHOOL,. -
BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS
CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
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HIGH SPOTS OF SATURDAY NIGHTS PROGRAM

HIGH SPOTS OF SATURDAY NIGHTS PROGRAM
6:30-NBC (WEAF)-De Monte program.
Coumbia-Dixie Echoes-Spirtual to
7:00-Coumbia-Show Rusers of O. L" to
WFBM
7:3o-NBC CWEAF)-Genera Electric Pryors
JBC CWJZ)-Dutch Masters Ministries.
8:00-Columba- hour"3roadway to
8:3O-NBC (WJz)-NGiniature Theatre-"Confessonal"
10:00-NBC CWEAF)-Rudy Valees orchestra
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Legal Notices
BOARD OF zoN1NG APPEALS

BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS
NOTICE OF HEARING
Notice is hereby given that Campbell
Oil Company has filed with the Board Of
zoninR Appeals of the City Of Indianapo-
lis. g petition asking permission to vary airy
by erecting a gasoline filling station at
the southwest corner Of Thirty-ninth and
A public hearing will be held by said
board in Room 104. City Hall. Tuesday
June "a. 1890, at 2:30 p; m, ct which
time and place all interested persons VIII
be given opportunity to be. heard in ref
erence to the matters set out in said
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS.
GEO. T. O'CONNOR. President.
H. B. sTEEG. secretarY-E Engineer.
BOARD OF zONING APPEALS
NOTICE OF HEARING
va MSs' has a 6frS Syn h seR Boa fda Of
ing Appeals Of the City of Indianapolis.
a petition ssking. permission to, vary the
erecting a gasoline, tire and battery serv--
ice station at the northwest corner OF
Sixteenth and Alabama, streets;
board in Room 104. City Hall, Tuesday.
June "a; 1880. at 2:30 p; m, at which
time and place all interested persons will
erence to the matters set out in ssid
BOARD OF zoNING APPEALS.
GEO. T. O'CONNER. President.
H. B. STEEG. Secretary Engineer.
NOTICE OF SALE
Sealed proposals will be received by
Director OF Indiana State Highway Com
mission at his office, sta tehouse. Annex.
Indianapolis. Ind until 10 o'clock a. m.
June "a, 1880, on the following equip
ment.
Weighing approximately ten ton.
One to five Crawler-Type tractors,
weighing approximately i've ton.
Quote prices delivered TO points des-
ignated in invitation.
Invitation giving detailed description
will be furnished together with bid blanks
at Statehouse Annex. Indianapolis. Ind,
Right is reserved to reject any or all
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY CON-
j. J. BROWN, Director.
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WLW (7OO) Cincinnati

SATURDAY
4:0o-seckatary Hawkins.
4:30-Don Becker.
4:45-BrookS and Ross.
5.00-Vesper organ.
5:30-Benrus time announcement.
Fuller Brush man (NBCl.
6:0O-Hy Grade weather forecast.
Dixie circus fNBCl.
6:15-Life Of Rin-Tin-Tin (NBC).
6.30-Crosley Saturday knights.
T:30-Dutch Master Minstrels (NBC).
S:00-Variety.
s:l5-Castle farm orchestra.
s:30-Prairie Farmers barn dance tNBCl.
9:00-Canova Coffee hour.
s:45-Fioyd GIBBONS for Literary Digest.
l0:00-RenruS time.
Estate weather man.
Honolulans.
10:30-Orchestra.
ll:00-Hotel Gibson orchestra.
II Observation-Disclosures.
II Widnight-Dave Bernie's orchestra
12.so-Rcnrus time announcement-sign
SUNDAY
s:so-Church school conducted by edi-
torial STAFF the Methodist Book
Concern.
9:30-River reports
s:55-ssrvices from concordia Lutheran
il.Oo-Works of great composers (NBC).
11:3O-Neopolitan Nights (NBC).
i2:oo-Roxy Symphony hour. CO.
Durkee CNBCl.
2:oO-Southland singers fNBCl.
2:30-Don Carlos Marimba band.
3:O0-Twilight reveries by DR.. Charles
L. Goodell tNBC).
4:00-Organ recital.
4.30-MemorieS.
5:00-Story Of an opera.
5:SO-Williams Oilomatics (NBCl.
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WFRNl

WFBM (I230) Indianapolis
ffp6isnaDous Power and uEht Compabyl
SATURDAY
b.0O-crockett Mountaineers fCBSl.
k.15-Meio-Msriacs tCBSl.
6.o0-DinneT music.
6.so-Dixie Echoes fCBS1.
s.OO--Hank Simmons Show Boat tEBCl.
s.0O-Parsmount-Pu blix radio hour
tCBSl.
p.O0-wIl Osborne's orchestra fCBSl.
e.5o-Rooseveit orchestra fCBSl.
600 to II .0o-Siient.
1f.0O-The columntst.
lf.i5-Atop the Indiana Roof.
II .i5-DeEsa Byrd. organ program.
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In MemOriam Notices

IN MEMORIAM-In loving memory of our
dear husband father and son, Emery
Watson. who departed this life one year
ago today. June ID
one wear has passed, our hearts still sore,
AS time goes on we miss you more:
Of grief and sorrow we've had our share,
But the parting from you was hardest to
WIFE. MOTHER AND CHILDREN.
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RENEE ADOREE WILL
RETURN TO WORK SOON

Film Star ConvaIescing After Some
Time at SanatOrium.
BU United Press
HOLLYWOOD, June 14.-Renee
Adoree, motion picture actress, ex-
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Help Wanted Male

INSURANCE ADJUSTER
Local insurance company has excellent
opening for a thoroughly experienced
automobile Insurance adjuster to special
lie on collision claims. Box No. A III.
Times.
WANTED-AGENT
Take orders for rubber stamps. COM
mission basis. Paying proposition; full or
WANTED-Energetic neat appearing young
man for window trimming and display
work Must have department. store ex-
Ward & Co., Shelbyville, Ind.
WANTED-SaIesman with car. 81 Monu-
ment Circle RIM. 9l01l. all day.
HANDY MAN FOR LIGHT WORK. 1882
BROOK ST
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Rooms for Rent

ARLINGTON, S.. 31-Desirable front room,
near bath; reasonable. 1r. 1720.
BROADWAY, 1403-Nice cool room, park
ing space end phone.
CENTRAL CAR-Large. airy rm.; modern
apt; suitable for two. He. 11l6.
CENTRAL. 2209zNice, large furnished
rooms. cheap: private home. He 4l35.
CENTRAL 2234-Cool, nicely furnished
front living I'm. ana bedroom. next bath.
2 girls. Home privileges. Ia. 5el0.
DELAWARE. NJ. 2852-Nicely furn rm.;
girls OF. empl. couple. Home privileges.
Hs. 4l06-M.
DELAWARE, N, 1646-Modern room; clean
and cool: garage: reas. ia. 0732.
DELAWARE. ~, 292o-Nice room; in
DELAWARE. N. 952-sleeping rms. with
private bath; reasonable: private home.
EASTERN e16-Mod.. light cheerful nm.
for employed couple or girls. Oh. 6569-R.
ILLINOIS. N. 239, Apt. 2o1-Large front
rm., close bath, private home. Ri. 1901.
ILL, N. 1321-Beautiful. newly fur. rms;
general living rn.; breakfast optional.
JEFFERSON. ~. 30-Attractive large front
room: private home. Oh. 1872.
MERIDIAN AND 18TH-Southeast corner;
nice outside rms. for men; good, clean
beds; NJ laid service; plenty Of showers
and tub baths. Call Ia 0957
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spond readily to treatment and
caused her to go to the hospital
when the affection became serious.
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WKBF (14O0) Indianapolis

SATURDAY
Pm.
4.40-News flashes.
5:o5-Town topics.
6.20-Studio dinners ensemble
6.50-Marmon Sales Branch.
1:00-The variety trio.
I.l5-Rock and Bye.
7:30-The House that lack Built.
e:00-Realtors hour.
B.30-BroWn County revels.
9.30-DoriS and Ken.
9:45-The Pottenger nurseryman.
10.00-The beautiful classics.
l0:30-Jimmy Boyer requests.
1l.00-Sherman Inn orchestra.
ll.30-Reduest organ program.
l2:15-The Midnight Dreamers.
l2:45-Silent.
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SUNDAY

A. M.
8:00-Watchtower network
9.00-Chambers rangers.
10:00-Indiana Carburetor and brake pro-
10:30-1 Wolf Auto program.
1i.00-To be announced.
11:30-Generai Motors radio orRanlogues.
IL Noon-Laundry Bag o Music.
p. M
12:30-The Coca Cola hour.
1:30-Indiana Wheel and Rim trio. .
2:30-Silent
2.30-Marott musicale.
3:30-A few late recordings.
4.00-Broad Ripple park news.
4.30-H. W Showalter program.
5.00-United Motor service melodies.
5:30-Acme Radiator furniture program.
6:00-Peoples coal program.
6:30-Oak Grove concert ensemble.
.00-Commonwealth Loan orchestra.
7:3O-First Presbyterian church services.
s30-Hare Chevrolet musical Dummies.
e:30-The Shubert quartet.
IO.0O-SiRn of.
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Room and Board Wanted
Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ROOM WTED.-Man 40 would appreciate
Protestant home: state particulars, Box
A-123 Times
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focuses and F1ats FURNISHED
FLORIDA PROPERTY WANTED

FLORIDA PROPERTY WANTED
HAVE CLIENTS DESIRING FLORIDA
PROPERTY. THEY ARE INTERESTED
IN CLEAR PROPERTY, OR ANY NEW
EQUITIES YOU MAY HAVE IN HOUSES,
LOTS, BOTH BUSINESS AND RESI-
DENTAL. SUBMIT WHAT YOU HAVE
QUICK. BOX B-107, TIMES.
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Special Notices
A BUSINESS ADDRESS

A BUSINESS ADDRESS
For travellers. statesmen. adver-
tiserS, etc. phone. mail. secre-
tarlial service; low rates. 5i4
Merchants Bank IL. 5o34.
WHY SUFFER with piles when you can
positively get well OF IL viii cost vnu
nothing? SUNDAYS and evenings BY ap-
pointment: no hours on Friday evening
or Saturday. Q. r. Wysong. 2l9 K. of
P. Bldg. Office. RI. 1851: res. ia. 1910.
GOOD PRINTING at reasonable prices:
business cards. letterheads. envelopes.
statements. billheadS Mail us your copy.
Call us or come in any time. The Best
Printing Co., 1870 N. Illinois st. Ii. SAT-.
WILL FINANCE your home on your lot
furnish all the money or part; also do
repairing and remodeling. No commission
L. F. DEMPSY. Denison Hotel.
PRINTING. 500 envelopes. letterheads or
cards S2.50; / 900 for 81. We print
sale bills. folders or anything. Rays
Print Shop. 1904 Belefontaine. HE. 1857
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Lost and Found

BRACELET-Gold link. four carved cor
nelian medalions; lost downtown. Re-
ward. Hu. 6591.
GERMAN POLICE DOC-Male. % weeks
old black and brown. in neighborhood OF
$500 block N Nenn. st. Call Ia. 6374
Very liberal reward.
LOST-BROWN and white Boston Bull,
long tail license No. 7409; reward. MRS.
LA MOTT, $40 Park. Lii 1880.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-Bav horse, blind,
wagon and harness. 472 S. Pine.
WILL. party who exchanged blue velvet
wednesday night Cadle tabernacle. or
Merid Hills Country Club, call Wa. 5l68.
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SDecial Notices

ON and after June 18th, 1880. ] viii not
Be responsible for debts contracted by
any other than myself.
Signed CHAS- POSTEL.
BEAU CHEVEAUX WAVE. SIS. Our special
wave $3.50 complete. BETTY CHURCH
& MAUDE BARTLETT. Ia 4449.
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Ride in Comfort
Great Lakes to Gulf
Coast to Coast
Chicago .....S 400. Pittsburgh IS 500
Dayton $500. 800 Philadelphia 1900
Detroit ..... GOO New York -. 1890
Cincinnati -. $50 st Louis. 49,. 500
Louisville -. $50 Kansas City. 900
Nashville 80 700 Denver ..... 22.50
Jacksonville 22.O0l Los Angeles. 51-00
New Busses-Air Cushions
Reclining Chairs
Gold Medal Drivers
Three Convenient Depots
104 Monument Circle Lincoln 1900
Union Bus Station Riley zoo
DENISON HOTEL TERMINAL
RI. 1000
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ALABAMA. N, I221-2 rms. water in
kitchen: So, sleeping rln., privig. OF
meals ont Ii Ii q850
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Business Announcements

FEATHERS-Bought SOLO ana renovated
feather mattresses, pillows made to order
Z. r. Burke. 4Sl-433 Mass. ave RI; $685.
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Strong Prelin
Card Planned
at Harrison

Two six-rounders and an opening
"four" will supply action on the
supporting card TO the double main
so Tuesday night at TT. Harrison
where Tracy Cox will clash with
Henry Falegano and Pewee FARRELL
viii meet Harry Memmering in ten
round scraps.
One of the "s&es" VIII bring to-
gether Earl Commons. Lafayette
featherweight. and Royal Cox,
brother of Tracy, while the initial
encounter will see Tony Petruzzi and
Jack Wilson. middleweights, mixing
in four rounds. Captain Frank
Schucker, matchmaker, will line up
the third prelim later.
Tracy Cox is working out daily at
the Arcade gym. He figures a tri-
umph over the Filipino Falegano
will boost his standing in the di-
vision. Falegano went the limit of
ten rounds with both Eddie Ander-
son and Bud Taylor. Cox spared
several rounds with Taylor here last
week. and the Brightwood mitt
tosser picked up some pointers.
Harry Memmering and Pewee
farrell, who viii meet in the other
'ten." are we'll known here. Jar
rell went ten rounds with Sammy
Manden three months ago and last
inter defeated Howard McLain.
Ademmering is regarded as one Of
the best prospects developed in La
fayette for some time.
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BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-Donie Bush's
fight" and hustle" have made
him a favorite with Chicago base
ball fans despite the lack of sue
cess enjoyed by his 1880 White Sox
club.
Sox fans VIGOROUSLY are hard
losers and in previous years have
made life miserable for managers
Of unsuccessful outfits.
The Sox have enjoyed little sue
cess since the 1919 "Black Sox''
episode and the long list of Chicago
managers since that time Kid
Gleason, Frank Chance, Johnny
Evers, Eddie Collins, Ray Schalk and
Lena Blackburne-is proof of the
difficulty to satisfy Sox fans and the
owners of the team.
Injuries and failure of touted
stars to deliver have Handicapped
the team from the start. The club
never has been able to win more
than four consecutive games, and it
became apparent early in the season
that Bush had little chance to keep
the Sox out of the lower part of the
second division.
Instead of giving up the fight
Bush met the problem with his
usual hust1ing spirit and averted a
complete collapse of the team
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Independent, Amateur
Baseball Gossip.

Citizens Gas nine desires a game with
a fast city team for Saturday afternoon
no 6S pcosfd st. he BneGGsd H gaH 4sm
before p. m, or DR.. o464 after 6 p. m.
Hillside Christians desire game for
Saturday.
The Christamores. playing in the 17-1s-
year-old class, want game for Sunday.
Call Be. IT'S.
winamac Red Men and Zionsville played
q close game Sunday at townsville. the
for the winners and snideT, for the Red
Men will meet the Broadway M. E. at
Garfield No. /. All players take notice.
Peerless American Cleaners oppose
side No, in rivalry game. The clubs
are tied for first place in the Sunday
Morning League and the result Will de-
termine the circuit champion. Game called
at $50.
E.. @, Atkins Company will play their
anna O. TsTead at RTde No WIZ the
Atkins nine wins. it will bring their sea-
sons record to fourteen victories in as
many starts. -
indianapolis Cardinals will play Medical
Glass nine at Riverside No. 8 at p. m.
Sunday. Beekman. Wilson and Francis
Bright will be on the Cardinal firing line.
st. Patrick's will meet Riverside A. A.
at Riverside No. Sunday. at 8 p. m.
at .. m. All players attend.
Indianapolis Reserves are without game
for Sunday and would like to hear from a
Monroe, 2OO1 Roosevelt avenue. Seymour.
Columbus and Lafayette. notice.
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BY his remarkable batting, field
ing and leadership qualities, Fonseca
won the title OF the American
Leagues most valuable player a year
ago..
Scarlet fever, followed by a dis
located shoulder early in the season
and, still later, by a broken wrist,
put the veteran on the shelf. With
the season more than half gone, he's
ready to play again but
Up from New Orleans in 1928
came Tulane Eddie Morgan, drag
ging after him a batting average of
1854 and newspaper clippings COM
paring him with Ty Cobb, iris
Speaker and "Shoeless Joe" Jack
son. He had played seven positions
with the Pelicans.
LIE hit pretty fair in 1928, a .313
L i average in seventy-six games.
Unlike Speakers, however, his out
fielding was of the Ike Boone va
riety so they moved him into right
field and used him sparingly. He
played ninety-three games last sea-
son as a right-fielder and boosted
his batting average five points to
.318.
Fonseca took over the first bas-
ing duties this year, despite his
fever-weakened condition. One I'M
derstudy was cut loose when it be-
gan to look like the Portuguese had
regained his 1929 form. A few days
later the Indians sent away on OPP
ton the only remaining understudy
and the next day Fonseca dislo-
Gated his shoulder. Tulane Eddie
pulled on the first baseman's mitt
and went to work.
Weeks of rest brought the injured
shoulder back to normal and Fon-
SEGA resumed his position in the
lineup. Art (The Great) Shires col
lided with hirn-and more weeks of
nursing fractured wrist followed.
He's ready to play now. 'Where?"
asks Fonseca.
Recent averages showed Morgan
clouting at a, $40 clip. That figure
included more than two dozen dou-
bles and twenty home runs up to
July 25-the latter figure surprising
anything ever accomplished by a
Cleveland ball player.
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HustIing Bush Wins Favor
With Hard-Losing Sox Fans
Peppery Pilot Inspires Weak Team and RooterS Are
Pleased Despite Low Position.

solely through his personal inspira-
ton. He has made many changes
in an effort to strengthen the team
until at present there is only one
player in the Sox's regular lineup
who was with the club two years ago.
Bush has put his fighting spirit
into his players, and the Sox are
somewhat of a sensation in the
American League, in that no matter
how far down they are in the stand
ing. nor how badly they were de-
feated on the previous day, they go
into each days game with apparent
confidence of victory.
Chicago fans are disappointed
with the Sox showing, but Bush has
escaped criticism and has won
popularity with the fans and press
owners of the club are pleased
with Bush's work and even though
his contract did not have another
year to run DOME would be certain
to hold his job-a position generally
regarded as the most precarious In
baseball.
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City Loop
Teams to
Embraces
Final Games in Seven ANA
teur Leagues on Tap
Saturday.

Teams of the indianapolis ANA
teur Baseball Association will bring
to a close their respective league
schedules Saturday.
Pennant winners in the seven cir
cults are requested by Secretary F.
Earl Geider to send a complete list
of players Immediately All man
ayers and league presidents are
asked to attend meeting Monday
to complete arrangements for the
city series.
Pennant winners in the various
leagues will compete for the title,
the winners to represent the city at
the national tourney. 81 f
Final league conests' Saturday
are:
SUNDAY SCHOOL NO.
Riverside No s.
Blaine Avenue M E. VS.. Zion Evangelical.
W '''''OS SUNDAY SCHOOL NO. 2
Edwin Ray VS.. Broadway NJ E., Car
y Memorial Baptist VS.. Central Christian.
'''l'''O COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Fl Harrison vs. PennY R.-R. FL. Harri-
son.
Southport VS.. Big Four r. r.. Southport.
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE
Maiest Radio VS.. Philco Radio, RlYers
side No. 3.
Power and Light vs. Longacre, Garfield
No. 3. ..s
Link Belt Ewart VS.. Link Belt Dodge.
Broad Ripple.
Printers VS.. Drop Forge. Riverside No. 4;
E. c. Atkins VS. B. a. Q. r. r.. RIVERSIDE
COOPERATIVE LEAGUE
Kingans VS.. Highway Commissions River"
' Van Camp VS.. Real Silk. Riverside No. S.
Roberts Milk VS.. G.. q j. Rubber, GAR
field No. 2.
Bridgeport VS.. Noblitt SoarkS. Brookside
P. r. Mallory VS.. Indiana Electric.
f'I De M N law vs.. Crescent Paper. Riverside
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CiVePeck
Berth for.
Next Year
Cleveland Bosses Satisfied
to Keep Roger as Pilot
in 1881.

By Times Special
CLEVELAND, Aug. las an ex-
preston of confidence In his skill
as major league pilot, Cleveland
club bosses Thursday night an
nounced Roger Peckinpaugh has
been given a contract for 1881. He
is now serving his third season as
field manager of the Indians.
Peck in his time was one of the
best shortstops in the majors and
vas voted most valuable American
League player one season.
Cleveland has been in the first
division all season and President
Alva Bradley believes the team
would be higher but for many in
juries to star players throughout the
current campaign.
In announcing the signing of Peck
for another season. Bradley said
every effort would be made to
strengthen the club during the COM
ing winter in spots where weakness
has cropped out.