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Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-29
@NlnLdL-os

BEVERLY HILLS, Dec. %.
(SpeciaD-Mr. Hoover has gone
south fishing, and from what
I read in the papers the Dem
ocrats are planning for him,
I believe I would just keep
right on fishing.
/ have always believed he
made a mistake by not step
ping out and turning the whole
thing over to 'em on Decem-
ber l. There wasn't a chance
of him and them agreeing on
anything. 1t would have been
a great big thing to have done.
Everybody is against the "lame
duck" and this is the last one,
anyhow. That would have
given him an excellent excuse.
They couldn't have accused him
of quitting. Work it like
President Wilson was going to.
There would have been enough
lame ducks" followed his ex-
ample that we would now be
seeing what plans the Demo-
Gratis had.
AS it is now, we have two
more months of loggerheading
and an extra session of con-
gress. I would even leave 'em
now and say, Boys. it looks
easy, maybe you can fix ev-
erything before March e."
The Democrats would have
to dig up some schemes mighty
fast. Mr.. Hoover would come
out sitting mighty pretty.
There wouldn't be a Republic
can on the Potomac to lay any
thing onto. AS it now is this
is just grudge congress.
Where can we lay the blame
on congress?"
Yours,
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-29
APPEAL FILED

Lepe Steinberg today filed an APP
peal from Judge l. Mayfields Ell
Centro justice court to the super
ior court from a judgment award
ing Stanley Ostrowski, the plain-
tiff, control of Il COW or SAG as her
value. Ostrowski, in MS suit, de-
clared Steinberg had possession OF
the animal unlawfully.
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IS Legal Auctions and Sales

LEGAL SALE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PURSUANT
TO THE STATUTES OF THE STATE
OF INDIANA THAT THE UNDERSIGNED
CONDUCTING A PUBLIC STORAGE.
HOUSE WILL ON MONDAY, JANUARY
80. 1888, at 1000 A. NJ. SELL FOR THE
ACCRUED CHARGES THE HOUSEHOLD
GOODS AND OTHER GOODS BELONG
ING TO THE FOLLOWING NAMED
Automatic Heater Corp. No. ss4s; Mrs
d Beasiey. No s44o; phi Brown, No
1882; A. v. Byers. No. $500; Claude Castle
man. No. 1905; Mrs. T. J. Christian, Nc
25es; s. c. Cline. No. SOFT: E. NJ Dopp
No. 4l24: Dorothy Blake Francis No. e35i:
Laura Frechtling No, 1902; Byrd W. Gold
No. 1888: Thelma Hodson No 26s4: Mrs
I. l. jackson. No. 6seS; A, P. Julian. No
5422: Emma Keller, No. 6s0S; j. Lotempio
No. 6379; Ruby Meryiman. No 4702;
Samuel Parry, No. 4552: r. c. Renfro, No
$40: Blanche Robertson, No. 63t6: Grace
Schlosser. No. 6355: Rose SchloSSer No
5476 Paul SchlcsSer. No. 5698. Waiter
Stamford No. ess2; Fred Steinhauer. No
5679; Clara Stoup. No. 1891: E. j. Suffel,
No. e074i Harry Sufel. No. 6075: p u
walsh, No. st78. G. H webb No. sos:
George Wllcoxson, No. 600a c. Walton No.
SHANK FTREPRooF WAREHOUSE co.
1880 N. Illinois ST.
indianapolis. Indiana.
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DANNER BROs.-2625 w. Mich. BE-024O.
5608 E. Wash, IR-00l4 6327 Bellefon-
tame. WA-4342. May we serve you in 1898.
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q B &c

BABCOCK, Of sOth and Central Sales,
wishes all its friends and patrons
Happy New Year.
BABcoCK, Mr. and Mrs James T., attor-
ney. 5245 Broadway. wish all their
friends and neighbors A HAPPY New Year.
BADGER. Mr. D. H. is47 kentucky Ave,
wishes his friends, customers A Happy
New Year.
BAHR, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus, 2i51 n Talbot.
greet all the friends and patrons Of the
Delite Bakery on this New Years Day.
BAILEY. Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. and Pam
friends and neighbors Happy Season
Greetings.
BAKER. Mr.. and Mrs Cannon Ball. e01
Garfield Drive, wish all their friends.
neignoors and acduaintances Happy
New Year.
BALDUS, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A., 1926 z.
Market st. Greetings and Good Cheer
to our friends for the New Year.
BARNES. Mr.. H. OF Barnes Cafe. 212T
customers Seasons Greetings.
BATES. Mr.. and Mrs. Gerritt NJ. s54s n.
Capitol Ave, wish all their friends and
neienoors Happy Year in 1888.
BATES, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard. attorney.
1876 kenwood wish all, their friends a
Prosperous New Year.
TIMES WANT ABS MAKE interesting read
ina necnuss intereetlnR bargains q many
kinds are listed here daily.
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ADAMS, Mr.. and Mrs. George N. and fam
lily, Fifty-rinth and Kessler Blvd, wish
their friends, neighbors and acouaint-
ances A Very Happy New Year.
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ELcO IMMATURE wORKS-3l2 s. East.
LI-5939. Wishes their Friends and Gus
toners the Seasons Greetings.
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Officials

H. H. RHINE MUSICAL co. Extend Hon-
day GREETINGS to AL Students and
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Dancing
DeIicatessen
Department Stores

SEASONS GREETINGS to You for good
things and service throughout 1888. Mon
ninger Delicatessen Shop. 38 w. Ohio.
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MOTORS for sale or repaired. MEIER
ELECTRIC AND MACH. CO.. 3525 z.
Wash. st. IR-ll5l. Extends Season S
Greetings.
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Eye Specialists

DR.. HUGH J. DAvEY. 500 Kresge Bldg.
LI-5780. EyeglaSs service that satisfies.
Extends Greetings OF the Season
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LEONARD. Rev. R. D., 2I1e Highland pl
Union Tabernacle Baptist Church. wishes
his friends, congregation Seasons Greet
ings.
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ANDERSON. Rev. Howard 5000 w. Four
tenth St, Speedway Christian Church.
wishes his friends. congregation Seasons
Greetings.
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ALBAIN, Daniel and Family, $50 w.
washington St., wish all their friends
and customers Joyous Seasons Greet
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ELEVATOR Service call HOME ELEVATOR
CO.. 1142 Southeastern Ave. LI-3295.
Extends Seasons Greetings TO Friends
and Customers.
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q A -@c

ABEL, Bros. and winfrey. Undertakers.
6Oo-lO indiana Ave. Extend Season.
Greetings to every one.
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MERRY CHRISTMAS OF our Patrons and
PRosPEcT PHARMACY. 1881 Prospect.
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ADAMS, Mr., and Mrs. George A. Adams.
80 Hamilton Ave, wish their friends'
neighbors and acouaintances A Prosper
Gus 1888.
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ABERCROMBIE, Estell, of A. A. Cleaners.
159 z. 22d st.. wishes her customers,
friends Seasons Greetings.
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Plumbing supplies

START the New Year BY visiting Walker
Drug Co. and The Coffee shop. Madame
c. j. Walker Mfg Co.
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Pharmacy

E. NJ. CRAWFORD DRUG STORE. sI3 N
Delaware St. LI-1800 School books.
drugs. prescriptions. Extends Greetings
to Every One.
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Electrical Equipment

LAURA wERST DRAPERY sHOPPE. 1916
N. Delaware. extends Seasons Greetings
to all her Friends and Clients.
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Draperies

BENJAMIN A. OSBORNE, D. c.. 541lz IN
diana Ave. LI-4614 sincere Wishes
for Your Prosperitv
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MILLIGAN. Rev. d. L., 1854 Central Ave.
Ben Davis Christian Church. wishes his
friends, congregation Seasons Greetings.
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Charity

Indiana Division, Major James Murphy,
Divisional Commander. "a S. Capitol
Ave- RI-9275
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Shoe Repairing
Storare and Transfer

NEW YEARS sPECIAL-si.0O mems An
leather soles. SO cents. SoBoL SHOE RE-
! PAIR. 80 XIV. Ave. RI-i63i.
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LEGALS
56 Legal Notices

BOARD OF zONING APPEALS
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that Harvey r.
Bolton has filed with the Board of Zoning
Appeals OF the City Of Indianapolis.
petition asking permission TO vary the re-
QuirementS of the Zoning Ordinance by
converting the existing four family apart
ment at 1907 N. Delaware street into a fu-
neral home.
A public hearing will be held by said
Board in Room l04, City Hall, on Monday
January 9th. 1898. at $50 p m. at which
time and place all interested persons Will
be given opportunity to be heard in ref
erence to the matters set out in said
petition.
H. B. STEEG, Secretary Eng.
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COERS. Rev Morris. 946 Congress Ave
Thirty-first St. Baptist Church. wishes
his friends, congregation Seasons
Greetings
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BATS. Rev A.. 1904 Columbia Ave
Emanuel Baptist Church, wishes his
friends, congregation Seasons Greetings.
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ALDENDoRF, Otto. grocer, $50 s. Lyons.
wishes all his friends and customers A
Most Successful New Year.
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WILLIAM B. GRIFFIS assistant superin-
tendent police and fire alarm, Wishes
YOU Happiness and Prosperity Through
out 1893
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SADLER. Rev. Lee 30f buckingham DR.
University Park Christian Church. wishes
his friends, congregation Seasons
Greetings
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Veterinary
Ministers

DIR. P. T. OWENS. Veterinary. sac +.
wash, RI-lSS6 Extends Seasons
Greetings to Every One.
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TAILEY. Rev M A.. Mt Zion Baptist
Church, Twelfth and Fayette St wishes
his congregation. friends Seasons
Greetings
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WEST, Rev. Russell G., 1925 N. Capitol
Ave, Grace Church of the Brethren,
wishes friends. congregation Seasons
Greetings.
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ALDEND0RF, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto, $50 s.
Lyons St., wish all their friends, ac-
ouaintances A JOYOUS 1888
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MIR. A. B. GOOD. $50 N. Meridian St..
LI-2381. extends the Very Best Greetings
for the Coming Year.
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LILLARD. Rev. G.. L.. 1917 S. Illinois St..
Olivet Baptist Church, wishes his con-
gregation, friends Seasons Greetings.
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KUEBLER, Rev Robert c., 214 Parkway
Ave. Friedens Evangelical Synod wishes
friends, congregation Seasons Greetings.
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TaiIors

SEASONS GREETINGS to our Friends
and Patrons. SERVICE TRANSFER AND
STORAGE CO. $40 Sudson st. RI-2sis.
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Machine Shops
Malt Extracts
Musical instruments

FREE ID. orange favor matted milk for
Milk. Mail Dextora Co., Indianapolis.
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HAMILTON. Rev. C. M, Beech Grove. Ind.
extends Heartiest Greetings to friends Of
various churches of Indiana
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| SAUNDERS. Rev. Judge L. 2649 North
/ western Ave. Shiloh Baptist Church,
wishes his congregation, friends Sea-
sons Greetings.
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Live Stock
Lunch

SEASONS GREETINGS to cur Patrons
and Friends We thank YOU.
RAY. BECK, HALE & CO.. Stock Yards.
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ARVlN, Dr. and Mrs. G. L. and son, Joe
Pat, 3406 Brookside Pky.. N. DR.. wish
all their friends and neighbors A Pros
perous 1893.
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SEASONS GREETINGS = Resolved to
please in 1888. MRS HONNOLD'S
LUNCH. 2l0 w. Maryland. Old-fashioned
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ASBERRY. Mr.. Charlie Of "The Smoke
House $50 Indiana Ave. extends Sea-
sons Greetings to everyone
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GWYN. Rev. R. T, 1917 N. La Sale St..
Centenary Christian Church. wishes his
congregation. friends Seasons Greetings.
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Laundry

NEW SYSTEM LAUNDRY--44s-45O vir-
ginia Ave. DR-0288 Soft water used
exclusively. Extends Greetings to Every
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NIFTY CLEANERS, 1114 Central. RI-0660;
"a pleasure to please" Call for and
deliver. Extends Seasons Greetings.
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CALL US for prices. INLAND COAL CO.,
602 S. Capitol Ave. LI-6602. Extends
Seasons Greetings to Every One.
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WILLARD INSTITUTE OF NORMAL
SPEECH. Mr.. William A. Craig. princl-
pal. 1884 N. Illinois LI-7606. Extends
the Seasons Greetings
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NIMAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE. $40
s. Senate. Wishes their friends and
Customers a Happy New Year.
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ATKINSON. Letha. Of Orchid-Gr
Beauty Shop. 456 Mass. Ave. extends
greetings to her friends and customers.
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CALL us for next coal. THE AMERICAN
Extends Seasons Greetings.
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COLONIAL GIRL TEA ROOM, 542s Lowell
Ave. IR-2934 Formal opening New
Years day. Bridge and Sunday dinners
by appointment.
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ALLISON, J. N. Allisons Trucking Coz.
BIS Broadway, extends Seasons Greet
ings to every one.
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BENTING, Rev. r. H. 1921 Linden St.
st. Marks Lutheran Church, wishes his
friends. congregation Seasons Greetings.
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vaults and Tanks

zIFFRIN TRUCK LINES. INC. 1881 W.
Morris. Extend Best Wishes for 1888 to
Friends and Customers
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TINES WANT ADS make interesting read
ina because interesting bargains c1 many
KINDS are Listed here daily.
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SEASONS GREETINGS to our Many Gus
toners and Friends UNITED SHADE
Co. 2zo0 y. Meridian. IA-4ea1.
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BILLEISEN. Rev. G. D. River Ave Baptist
Church, 1884 N New JERSEY. extends
Seasons Greetings to friends, congrega-
tiOn
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TRANSFORMATION

WALSH. THos.-Tailor. So Virginia Az.
Joe q Bud, Manila place. Extend Sea-
sons Greeting to You.
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JEWETT, Rev. E. P, 845 w. Dr.. Woodruff
Place, Madison Ave M. E. Church. wishes
his friends. congregation Seasons
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SEASONS GREETINGS to all our Gus
toners and Friends. THE ROSE GAR
DEN CAFE. 81 S. Illinois. Lotto.
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COMMERCIAL FUEL AND ARTIFICIAL
Seasons's Greetings to Every One.
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Coal

Coal
c. L. MCPHERSON COAL CO., 1924 South
eastern Ave, DR-2425, sends the Seasons
Greetings to all his Friends. Customers.
CALL us for next coal. THE AMERICAN
COAL CO., 1865 w. 25th st. TA-0927.
Extends Seasons Greetings.
CALL US for prices. INLAND COAL CO,
602 S. Capitol Ave. LI-6602. Extends
Seasons Greetings to Every One.
COMMERCIAL FUEL AND ARTIFICIAL
CO., 316 w. Ohio st. LI-6443. Extends
Seasons's Greetings to Every One.
BEST grades Of Goals call WEAVER COAL
AND ICE CO., Ill Leota St.. DR-2201.
Extends Seasons Greetings.
FEDERAL COAL CO., 1920 E. North St.,
extends Greetings to Every One. Start
the year by calling CH-2291.
BLOCK COAL CO.. 424 E. Louisiana St..
LI-2I32. extends Seasons Greetings. Try
a Ton Ye Old Brazil Block.
ALTENBAcH, F. H. COAL CO.. 2123 N.
Olnev extends Greetings to Every One.
Try our West Virginia lump, S5.2o.
ACE COAL CO., 1913 N. Richland. extends
Greetings. Start the year by calling
BE-4l6O. for coal.
sCHUsTER COAL CO. extends Seasons
Greetings. Start the New Year calling
DR-3000. for your coal.
MANLEY- o'DCNNELL Coal Co., 2108 Co
lumbia Ave. HE-1391, extends Season S
Greetings 20 their friends. customers
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ALFRED, Mr.. r. w. Tacoma Dry Clean
customers, friends Seasons Greetings.
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ARTHUR, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel. 1900 W.
Michigan St. wish all their friends,
acuuaintances A Year Of Prosperity.
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BABCoCK, Of s0th and Central Sales.
wishes all its friends and patrons A
Happy New Year.
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FOR BETTER LETTERS CALL
cox
L-247s. $50 z. OHIO. No. sI2
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SEASONS GREETINGS WITH SIZZLING
JUICY STEAKS FROM STAIRS RES
TAURANT 127 S. ILLINOIS.
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ARNOLD. DR.. and Mrs Charles e. 5412
z. washington St. wish ali their friends
and neighbors Happy New Year.
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ARMSTRONG, Mr.. c. s. Eureka DRY
customers, friends Seasons Greetings.
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BEST grades Of Goals call WEAVER COAL
AND ICE CO., Ill Leota St.. DR-2201
Extends Seasons Greetings.
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GOLDSMITH IRON SUPPLY CO.-Plumb-
ing. steam filters and mill supplies. 535
s. III. LI-16l2. The Seasons Greetings.
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ALLEN, Charles. 2108 w Michigan Of
Charles Allen Barber & Beauty Shop
wish all HappY Seasons Greetings
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ALVEY, Rev. and Mrs. H. L. 2027 Langley
Ave, wish their friends neighbors and
acduaintances A Very Happy New Year.
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Park Has
Polo Game
in Water
Hal BaiIey'S Orchestra Is
Playing Nightly in
Gardens.

Broad Ripple's mammoth SWIM
ming pool will be the cool spot and
center of attraction for patrons who
visit the park Sunday.
A diving exhibition by members
of the life-saving staff, and water
polo game between Longacre and
the Ripple Huskies is on the after
noon program.
The Broad Ripple team has won
five games and lost one in this
newly inaugurated sport, and have
great following Of fans who sup
port them.
The swimming pool at Ripple has
enjoyed an unusually good season
SO far this year. The new sun-tan
equipment and sand beach is a
popular attraction for night SWIM
mers who do not have the oppor-
tunity to swim in the health-giving
sun rays of the daytime.
The picnic grove at the park will
be open during the day and night,
and offers an ideal spot for spread
under the trees. Tables, ovens for
baking, and cold water are fur
nished by the park.
Amusement rides and concessions
will also be in operation throughout
the day.
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thonv. will have in its leading role an
Anglo-Bohemian actor named Francis
Lederer who has been highly acclaimed bv
London critics for his performance in this
comedy Another Language" which was
a surprise hit in New York last spring, is
still running in that city. Margaret
Wycherly and Glenn Anders are prominent
in the cast.
Altogether five PLAYS will be offered dur
ing the autumn and early winter. Per-
haps others will follow. for the society's
announcement states:
The new season will bring no disap-
pointments so far as Chicago is concerned.
for we shall have the cooperation of the
Messrs. Shubert. the Erlanger enterprises.
and number of unttached producers. in
GLIDING Gilbert Miller. Reed and MCGOWAN.
Arthur Hopkins. Sam H. Harris John
Golden. Brock Pemberton. and Eva lie CAL
lienne."
The business headquarters of the Ameri-
can Theater society is at 121 North Clark
street Registration of former subscribers
to the Theater Guild and the Dramatic
League will begin TODAY. Subscription
books will be opened for the general pub
lie Aug. q Frederick Donaghey is the
resident manager.
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to Try New
Air Stunt
Woman, BIindfoIded, Will
Jump From Balloon
Sunday.

Securely blindfolded and with
her wrists shackled together with
a pair of police handouts. Edna
Higgins will ascend suspended
from a balloon at Riverside amuse-
ment park Sunday afternoon, it is
announced.
After leaving the ground, the fair
aerial performer will attempt to
free herself, remove the blindfold
and then descend to earth in sue
cesSive parachute leaps.
Miss Higgins, who has appeared
in vaudeville in various escape"
acts, is confident she will be able
to remove the handouts in time
to open her parachutes. In fact.
it is generally conceded, she will
just naturally have to.
In the event she is successful in
the escape Sunday afternoon, Miss
Higgins proposes to ascend con-
tned in a strait jacket in the near
future, but Riverside officials are
not yet agreed as to the advisable
1ty of permitting her to take the
risk.
Before another week has passed.
Riverside will have swung into It's
summer picnic season, with a score
OF large outings scheduled. Next
Friday will occur the big fun car
nival of the indianapolis Street
Railway Company, when the utility
Will act as host to all patrons of
Its street cars and buses.
A red letter day for Times car
rlers comes on Wednesday, the 9th.
when the hustling little merchants
who distribute The Times through
out the city will be the guests of
The Times and the Riverside man
agement for big day of free rides
and "eatS.'
A number of the largest business
and industrial concerns in the CITY
have engaged the park for outings
during July and August, it is an
nounced.