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Evening star., 1933-06-19
MISSING EX-ACTRESS
is LOCATED IN HOTEL
Helen Lee Worthing Declares For
mer Husband Had Placed
Her on Train.

BY the Associated Press
LOS ANGELES, June 19-Helen Lee
Worthing, former Follies actress, was
located late last night at Los Angeles
hotel after a search of three days fol-
lowing her disappearance from an
Eastbound train at Pasadena Thurs
day.
She said she had been placed on the
train by her former husband, DR.
Eugene C.. Nelson, colored, who told
her they could not agree and that plans
for a remarriage were being abandoned
Evening star., 1933-06-19
Anita Ford to Wed.

NEW YORK, June 19 LP).-Prof. J.
D. M. Ford of Harvard University and
Mrs. Ford have . nnounced to friends
here the engageT ent of their daughter,
Anita, to Hugh s. Packard of Seattle
Miss Ford is a assistant professor of
French at Smith College, and Packard
is on the faculty of the Choate School
at Wallingford, Conn.
Evening star., 1933-06-19
Spigot Yields Honey.

A beehive from which the honey Is
extracted automatically through a
faucet without destroying the comb, has
been patented
Evening star., 1933-06-19
MARCH OFF TO REUNION
Actors Family Will Assemble at
His Birthplace.

HOLLYWOOD, June l9 CP.-Fred-
eric March, Paramount movie actor,
and Mrs. March (Florence Eldridge)
left by train last night en- route to Ra-
cine, Wis, where for the first time In 18
years the entire March family will as
semble June % for a reunion at the
old homestead where the actor was
born.
March is to stop at Chicago for one
day as the guest Of the queen of the
Worlds Fair. He expects to return here
in about two weeks.
Evening star., 1933-06-19

Man, 70, Likes Old Bike.
The favorite recreation of John J.
James, 10. of Boston, is riding q high
wheel bicycle 43 years old.
Evening star., 1933-06-19
DANCING.

BALL ROOM DANCING-LOW SUMMER
rates; class Tuesday eysping; private lessons
Connecticut ave. Sterling 9s54
Peyton Penn studio. I745 = NV. Met. ao60
Instruction in modern ball room dareln9
Standard routtneA Learn during vacation.
Evening star., 1933-06-19
CHAPTER XXXXIII.
LIE Sage's Plan.

~ EALLY?" asked Riccon. "And
- with What force do you pro-
pose to do these wonderful
i things?"
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81 Legal Bids and Proposals
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

| NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
! for the. purchase of the following materi-
i ais will be received by the Chairman Of
the State. Highway Commission of indi-
State House Annex. 1o2 North senate
Avenue, indianapolis Indiana until 200
P; M. on the End day Of May 1893. at
which time they will be publicly opened
Invitation No 2351-soo tons of Sizes
no. ana no 81, Crushed Aggregate or
Invitation No. 2352-6O0 tons of Size No.
Crushed Aggregate or Stag F. 8. 3.
Invitation No 235a-8oo tons of Sis
B: Highlands or. delivered on Road be-
invitation No 2554G1. 15o tons s5rES' of Sizes
So SO. 81 ana no 4. Crushed Aggregate or
o on Road B. we Grown Point or delivered
on Road 50 north Of Crown POINT Git' anu
No 81 a6d No No. 2'5 Tu5Sea tons Of szs
NJ Invitation No. 2356-5oo tons of Sizes
s So. 81 ana no ~ = Crushed Aggregate or
Road IA between Munster f and Tfii Dyer On
NO 5ny 81 a0d No No 2S57m75o tons Of sizes
on Road II between Gary and Baileytown.
No 5ny sF a0d No No. 2'5a5So tons Of sizes
Stag F. Q. B. Hartsdale or delivered on
Invitation No. 2359-6OO tons of Sizes
80. 81 and No. T. Crushed Aggregate or
sSAas r. y. D. Suman or delivered on Road
the La Porte-Porter County Line.
invitation No 100000 tons OF Size
B. McCool or delivered on Road 6 from
a point 8 miles east of Gary and extend
Blos shall be submitted upon standard
PROPOSAL forms. PROPOSAL forms and Spec-
lncatlons will be furnished free upon
request upO~
The right is reserved by the Chairman
70 reject any or all bids or to award on
any combination of bids that in his iudg-
of Indiana 'A'
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
OF INDIANA
JAMES D. ADAMS Chairman
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50 Accessories, Tires, Parts
Sc Legal Notices

GENERAL ORDINANCE NO. %. 1893.
AN ORDINANCE establishing certain
passenger zones. and/or loading zones in
provisions OF Section IS OF General
Ordinance No. SO. 1923. as amended by
meGded 6T N 0rd5dnce 1879 30 SIS
1881. as amended by General Ordinance
No S.. 1882. and fixing time when the
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMON
GG99 0T IS ,,1 OF THE CITY OF INDIAN
SECTION /. That. for the purpose of
providing owners or occupants of certain
premises fronting upon certain public
streets of the City of Indianapolis. In
senRers and freight coming to or going
from such premises. such owners or &C
visions of Section Is of General Ordinance
Ordinance No. 81. 1881. as amended BY
amended BY. General Ordinance No. SIS.
1882, by making written application and
request to the Board Of Public Safety for
passenger zone as hereinafter set out. said
board having caused an Investigation to
recommended the establishment of such
LOADING AMOR passenger zone, and pur
Suant to the terms of said Section rs of
said General Ordinance No. SO. 1923. as
amended by said General Ordinance No.
81. 1881. as amended BY said General
Ordinance No So; 1881 as ar amended by
/. In front of 101 East Maryland Street.
to extend thirty-six 36l feet: requested BY
c. A. Schrader g. Company. Inc.
SECTION 2. This ordinance shall be
in full force and effect from and after its
passage and publication according to law
STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY.
city CITY OF INDlA MAP IS;
Indianapolis. Indiana. do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is a full.
true and complete COPY of General Ordi-
nance No %. 1888: that said ordinance was
passed by the Common Council on the 10th
day of March. 1888. and was signed and
approved BY the Mayor on the 9th dav Of
March 1893. and now remains on file and
on record in nv office
WITNESS my hand and the official seal
Of the City of Indianapolis, Indiana, this
18th day of April 1888
(SEAL) HENRY o. GOETT
CITY Clerk
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-1n.I5 2. M

INs1D T. VI
NBC-Heart songs TO WIZ.
wENR (s70l-Bestor's or
chestra.
wMAo (67ol-Dan and syl-
via.
1910 P. M
KYW l020-Canton or
chestra.
.CBS-Abe Lymans orches-
ira.
WGN (720)-Cummin's or
chestra
NBC-Violinist and string
orchestra to WIZ.
1850 P. NJ
WGN C72Oj-Agnew's or
chestra.
Ill p. M
KYW 1O20l-Merry Garden
orchestra.
CBS-Haymes' orchestra.
NBC-Stern's orchestra to
WEAF.
WENR f870l-College Inn
orchestra.
NBC- -Ellington's orchestra
10 WIZ.
lilo P. M
.WGN (720)-Cummin's or
chestra.
-11:15 p. M
KYW 1020l-Biltmore or
chestra.
-11:30 P. M
CBS-Belascos orchestra.
.NBC-Fisher's orchestra to
WEAF.
WGN (72O)-Dance program
q hours.
.NBC+Robbin's orchestra to
WIZ.
HIS P. M
KNOX q090l-Dance pro-
gram.
-12 Midnight
KYW 1020)-Canton or
chestra.
WBM (770)-Around the
town.
WDAF (6l0) - NighthaWk
frolic.
WENR (870l-Dance or
chestras.
WSM (650)-D-X TIPS.
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WFBM (123O) indianapolis

indianapolis Power and Light Company
TUESDAY
p. NJ
5:30-Skippy (CBS).
545-BohenAans.
615-Insurauc Week program.
6:30-You're in the Navy Now.
6.45-Brown County Revelers.
7:0O-MusicaI Album (CBSJ.
715-Magic Voice (CBS).
7:3O-Kate Smith (CBS).
7:45-Hot front Hollywood (CBS).
8.00-Easy Aces (CBSD
8.15-Threads Of Happiness (CBS).
83O--To be announced.
8:45-Carleton Coon Jr. orchestra.
9.0O-Atop the Indiana Roof
9I5-Magic Through the Ages.
9:30-EdWin C. Hill (CBS).
g:45-Myrt and Marge (CBS).
1O:O0-Broadcast from Honolulu (CBSl.
10.30-The Columnist.
1O:45-Abe Lyman orchestra (CBSl.
11.O0-Joe Haynes orchestra (CBS).
l115-Atop the Indiana Roof.
11:45-Carleton Coon Jr. orchestra.
A. M.
i2I5-Sign off.
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TUESDAY

- 80 +. NJ
KYW nO2OJ-Fisher's or.
chestra.
CBS-American Legion mas
7 meeting.
lWBBM (770l Charlie Hamp
WGN 720l-Feature.
NBC-Ed Wynn and band Il
] WEAF.
NBC-Robison's Deep Rive
orchestra to WIZ.
-s:i5 p. M
WON (720)-Troubadors anc
Lawrence Salerno.
3 p. NJ
lKYW n02Ol-Globe Trotter
lCBS-Five Star Theater.
WBBM i770l-Concert or.
WON f72o)-Dsnce Of the
Nations.
lNBC-Musical Memories t
WIZ.
INBC-Damrosch SYMPHONY
orchestra to WEAF.
WSM f650l-Variety.
-9.15 r. M
WBBM t770l-Pollack's or
chestra
WON t72Ol - McCoy's or
cheStra.
NBC-Vic and Sade to WIZ
$50 p. NJ
KYW fl020l-Ouartet. Merrl
Garden orchestra.
CBS-Edwin G. Hill.
WBBM f770l-The Morse
men.
NBC-Mary Steele to WIZ.
-9:i5 P. M
lCBS-Charles Garlic.
lWGN t720)-Waltz Time.
ICBS-Myrt and Marge tc
WFBM
| NBC-Jewish Welfare pro-
gram to WIZ.
10 p. NJ
KDKA (98OJ-Pettis' orches-
KYW (l020)-Fishers or
chestra.
CBS-Departure of S. S
"Lurline" from Honolulu
NBC-Slow River to WEAF.
WGN (720l-Bridge Club
Dream Ship.
.NBC-Green's Marimba banC
to WIZ.
NBC-AmoS N Andy r.
WSM. WDAF. WMAQ
WENR,.
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Radio Dial Twisters


-o.oD +. NJ
WBBM (77ol - Penrod and
NBC-Red Mckenzie anc
Sabin,s orchestra tc
-6:i5 p. M
CBS-Boake Carter.
NBC-The Goldbergs tc
WON l72o,-Easy Aces.
NB &c; Singers &c
wMHo C67o) - East ano
- P. M
KYW 1920 Lopez orches-
ira.
CBS-Musical Album.
NBC 90 Sanderson. Crumit
Snilkrets orchestra. tc
WEAF.
MIC Crime Club to WIZ.
WTMJ t620t-Dance orches-
ira.
lib p. M
CBS-The Magic Voice.
WBBM f770J Sport Review
WIS l870j-College Inn or
chestra.
$50 p. M
KYW 1920 - Business
Events.
Chs Kate Smith
WBBM t770I-Thora Mar
tens.
NBc-Dr. Bundesen to
wJR (75O)-Rapp's orches-
NBC-Wayne King and or
chestra to WEAF.
WSM (650)-Lasses and
Honey; Vaga bonds.
-7:45 p. NJ
CBS-Lyman orchestra and
Hollywood Newsboy.
WBM (770l - "Ch1ckie'
dramu.
WIS CS5O)-Kassers orches-
ira.
81 P. M
KYW (10aOl-Book Theater.
CBS-EasY Aces.
NBC-Ben Bernie and or
chestla to WEAF.
NBC-FCature to WIZ.
WMAQ S670D--Concert Fa-
yorites: Kaasels orchestra.
-8:V5 h. M
CBS-Threa DIS OF Happiness.
WBBM (770 ASpeling Bee.
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WKBF (14OO) Indianapolis

indianapolis Broadcasting. Inc0
TUESDAY
P. M
400-Twlight Treasure hour.
4:30-Tea Time Tunes.
445-NeWs.
5.OO-Muscal Menu.
5:i5-Cecl and Sally.
53O-Aunt Dessa and Uncle Connie
545-Myron r. Green.
6:OO-Knothole Gang.
6:l5-Harry Bason.
6.30-RecordingS.
6.50-Sportslight revue.
7.OO-DeVore Sisters.
7i5-Masters Music Room.
7.3O-Connes orchestra.
e0O-The Voice of Courage.
8I5-To be announced.
8.3O-Old Pathfinder.
8.45-Art Gillian.
9.0O-Rhineland Melodies.
10.0O-Sunshine Singer. -.
iS:IS -Morrie Brennens orchestra.
i0.30-De Sautelle's orchestra
1I.60-Morrie Brennen's orchestra
- 40 Sevill Tavern orchestra.
II 45-WKBF Night CLUB.
A. NJ
1:00-Slgn OIL
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HIGH SPOTS OF TUESDAY
NTcuT,S PROGRAM.

e.4s-NBC CWJz)-Octavus ROY Co
- hen Murder Mystery.
7.oo-NBc CwJz)-crime Club.
Columbia-Musical Album
7.2o-NBc CwEAF-wayne King
and his orchestra
NRC (WJZ)-Adventures IN
health. DR.. Bundesen'
o.oo- corlmbia-Eas aces.
NBc (WJZl Musical memoir
les with Edgar Guest.
MIC CWEAF) BernieS
orchestra.
s.9o-NBc (WEAF)-Ed Wynn and
Band.
columbia - American Legion
Mass Meeting.
o.oo-NBC (WEAF) SYMPHONY oil
S''O rector. Walter Damrosch.
Communicative Star Theater.
"The Kicker's Club.
,o.nn coluubia-Departure of 5. >.
Ao'"V 0I,urline" from Honolulu.
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Legal Auctions and Sales

WE viii sell at Public Auction one Nash
serial number A-8l310 for storage and
repair charges amounting to ss7.5o at
~ a. m. Thursday May T. 1888.
E. l. SHAVER co.
400 N. Capitol Ave.
WE will sell at Public Auction one Nash
coupe. 1923 model motor number A562ll,
serial number A-7i3iO for storage and
repair charges amounting to so. az
10 a. m. Thursday Nav T. 1888.
E L. SHAVER CO.
400 N Capitol Ave.
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WLW (7OO) Cincinnati
TUESDAY


TUESDAY
4.O0-The Low-Down.
4l5-Joe Emerson.
4.30-The Singing Lady. l.-,on
5.29S little Orphan Annie tNBCl.
s:60 Dos talk. Dr. Glenn Adams.
S:Tgss-Sid Man Sunshine.
5:30-Bob Newhan. ~,,c,
5.45-Lowell Thomas tN88SS('
S.o0-Amos n Andy (NBC).
s.Ts-Gene and Glenn. ~
e:54 SChandu" the magician
6:45-Jack and Jill
3:660 STinoe Club tNBCl
1::99o mr. Bundesen (NBC).
7.45-Riff Brothers.
8:Qe- RP1u,osice1 comedy canoes; light opera
0:lo-E Peyivsis mixed vocal seXtet ana
concert orchestra. ,D,pC,
o.oo I'd WYNN and band tNBCl or
o.00-Walter Damrosch syInDhoiN
chestra (NBCl.
1oe0O-I Os Amigos.
19:90- Gg0fton Club dance orchestra CNBCr
11iI:90 Edoewater Beach hotel dance OF
,o.oo Midnight-Henry Thies' dance OF
chestra.
q .Mf5-1ohnny Hamp's dance orchestra
12.45-Moon river
,00-Sign OIL.
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AUTO N 0 TIVE
so Autos For Sale

BUICK-l92e standard coach. six-ply tires
Excellent condition. 1918 n. Meridian
St RI-3347
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RENTALS
17-A-Hotels. ResOrts, Inns
CORONADO HOTEL.

1861 n Illinois: ! block north bus ter
minal; so clean. steam-heated. outside
rooms; running water and baths: daily 75c
I'D. weekly SO I'D.
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4 Lost and Found
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GIN. EMMA M.-Passed away TUESDAY s lay.
April is . a m. at the home 1epnsr OF , asT
daughter. Mrs. Gertru9e heIieT; 80, 80 I,
Norfn Alabama St, age SO years Funeral
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GARDNFR. CHARLES C.--Died April Il,
'" 90 sn-yicsS Wednesday. O'Clock at FLAN-
SyTR y 9trCHANAN Burial private
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TVTRP IFONIDAS-Brother Of Mrs. Mat
tie Thompson, uncle Of Mrs. John W.
Pwitty and Mrs. Charles w. McGarvey.
nassea aVay Monday evening Services
n tie FtANNER & BUCHANAN NOR
TUARY Wednesday 10 a m Friends
Invited Burial Grown Hill.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
S Transportation
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services

a MOL carpentering. roofing repairing
painting. screening. cheap. MR.. BOOK
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Essex 1881 Coach 1926

A FINE selection or nlgngraoe exchanged
cars. Broad range In prices. s25 TO
sl.095.
CENTRAL BUICK CO.
fZ0 u North
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
oath Notices

-,ol-N7rp TISWORTH-Husband Of JennIe
CoN SINIar and father of Laura Coles and
Row passed 9w2 poa Sgnn3dY p AP5
~ az 81 +he residence Wednesday, :
NJ Burial Crown Hill cemetery.
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R E Mt AIS
II Furnished Rooms

10TH. E. 2626-Lovelv front room; for
or 2 private home: board optional CHI
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SD, w, 1855 room. modern double
garage, S18; water paid. HA-33l9-J.
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-SHeITNF&Beloved mother OF Harry G.
aendriokson and Mrs. Homer Shull,
psssed away Monday mornlng, SerTlce serves
Harry. Wednesday. 2 p. m Friends in
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NBC-Heart songs TO WIZ.
WENR f570l-Bestor's or
chestra.
WMAO f670l-Dan and Svl
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Mrs. Imogene Matquil, Of st.
Louis, was adjudged insane after
he rhusband testified that dancing
had driven her crazy"
James x. COLDER, Of Chicago, tes-
titled in his divorce suit that his
wife's tongue never stopped it's
wagging."
Mrs. Elizabeth Racker, of San
Francisco named her twenty-f first
baby after Queen Charlotte Hos
pital, where it was born.
w. d. Potts, of Memphis, ar
rested for speeding, asserted that
he was rushing to police court to
pay a S. fine for his wife for traf-
fic violation.
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aid to assure the people Of Sank
Centre and community that the
North American Creamery Co. will
continue to function in Sank Gen.
ire. The city is centrally located
to the demands Of our trade and
the business men have been so
loyal to ust that there has never
been any thought of retiring from
this city. Whether the plant will be
rebuilt in its present location we
are not prepared to state at this
time. But, this is certain, we will
remain in Sank Centre"
They were functioning Monday
afternoon. They have taken tenn
porary quarters in the Stacy build
ing, great Northern right of way,
In the south port of the city.
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Young Men In Camp
Well Treated and Fed
Continued From Page One)

Steffens, First Lieutenant, M. r. c.
is the camp Medic.
He is a very able physician. At
tends to all aches and pains with
sympathy. If the men are sick
they get rest and observation in the
camp infirmary. If they need hos
pital care they are sent to the hos
pital in Two Harbors, where they
get the best Of care, so you see the
fellows health is closely watched
and taken care of.
Lieut., r. L. Gilman (Cav. Resi-
is executive officer of the camp. He
has charge of the camp construc-
ton and the camp exchange. He
is very well liked by every man in
camp.
Our regular army cadre is COM
posed of enlisted men from the
Third Infantry, Fort Smelling. Sgt.
Massey, acting First Sgt, is from
Co. L, Eighth Corp, Steen, acting
Supply Sgt, Co. L; Pfc: Breeder, in
charge of cooks is another man
from Co. L, Corp. Doak, acting Mess
Sgt, is a member of the Tank Co.
of Fort Smelling. They are all
capable soldiers even though they
are out of their element.
We have had very little illness in
camp considering the number Of
men we have in camp.
Each of the squad tents, built to
hold eight men comfortably, have
only six or seven men in each tent,
so we are not the least bit crowded.
Our camp is situated on a ridge so
we command an excellent view of
the surrounding country and the
mosquitoes are not so numerous.
The ridges also provide excellent
drainage.
A log cabin is being constructed
to be used as the headquarters
building. It is quite inconvenient
to have the Co. headquarters in
tent because of dust and small
quarters for work.
Our camp is located about 100
miles from Duluth and we are %
miles from Schroeder, our post Of
flee, which is on Highway No. 1.
The pay raise affected three men
from Sank Centre. Don Eldred was
raised to As dollars a month and
Jim Stanley and myself also rails
ed to As dollars month. That isn't
a bit hard to take.
Since coming up here the COM
panies strength was raised with the
addition Of SO woodsmen. They all
know this country like a book Five
of these men received ratings.
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We would like to have the home
town people visit us in our camp
Visitors are welcome at all times.
We received our Philco 6 tube
battery radio last Saturday evening.
It was installed in the combined
mess and recreation hall. Every
evening the boys congregate there
to hear the news of the outside
world and to write letters and talk.
These hours are very enjoyable to
every one. The radio means lot
to us up here.
So far we haven't had any regu-
lar church services on Sunday but
arrangements have been made to
have both the Protestant and Cath
Ollie services on Sunday. A camp
library has been started with books
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top-cylinder fabrication, carbon
freedom and gasoline economy.
You get all three of these extra cost
features in Triple tx" TYDOL at
no extra cost. The proof is in every
TYDOL pump. Stop at the sign of
the big tx" today Triple "X'
TYDOL is now colored green for
your protection.
PROVE IT TODAY. In YOUR OWN CAR
Northwestern Oil Company, Distributors
e. F. Minette, Agent
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sAUK CENTRE HERALD, Sank Centre, Mimi.

and pamphlets on Forestry, the
subject we are most interested in
at present.
Our company went to Finland,
Mimi, Sunday and played ball with
Company 721 and defeated them II
to 5. Eldred from Sank Centre
played.
I'll try to keep you posted on our
times and happenings here in camp.
Douglas Opheim.
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Sank Centre Loses An
f, thinning Heartbreaker
Continued From Page One)

Sank Centre made two runs in the
eleventh when Courtney and Klar
were both safe on errors at short
and they scampered across home
when Iwinski got his second two
base hit; Otto Paul hit to short and
Iwinski was caught off second;
Ross was safe at first when Otto
Paul was taken out short to second,
Ross stole second and hurt his foot
and Louis Butler went in to run
for him; Baker got a walk; and
Louis was forced at third when
Dahlem grounded to third to end
the game on a short end of z to
6 score.
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Sunday Morning Fire
Ruined Old Building
Continued From Page One)

is completed and the insurance ad-
Justers complete their work Mr..
Newman was unable to state what
the company's loss on merchandise
would be.
In discussing plans for the future
with the Herald editor Mr.. Newman
said: "Mr. Wallace I want the Her
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Thursday, August 3, 1888
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our heartfelt
appreciation to neighbors and
friends for their many acts Of
kindness in connection with the un-
timely death Of our beloved son and
brother, the late John Welters. We
are especially grateful to Rev. FIR.
Karels and DIR. Laughlin, of Grey
Eagle; Frederick Mossman and
Willis Dahlem, Of Sank Centre;
Mrs. Norbert Hoppe, Of Ward
Springs; Norman and Carl Carlson,
Jr., of Melrose, for invaluable as
sistance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Weiters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Albers.
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VISITING PASTOR

Rev. John Blackhurst, who is Wis
iting with his son, George Black
hurst and family, at Grey Eagle,
VIII occupy the pulpit of the First
M. e. church, of this city, Aug. 6
and Ii. His topic for next Sunday
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70 Il do Il
Summary: Two base-hits: Iwinski
2; Baker; Ross.
Three base hit: Gunder.
Struck out by Soltau IA; by Gund-
er 2.
First base on balls; off Gunder 2;
Off Soltau 2.
Hit by pitcher: Botz by Gunder.
Left on bases: Sank Centre II;
Belgrade 6.
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will be. 1.-THE Divine Potter and the
Human Clay" This subject is par
ticularly fitted to Rev. Blackhurst
as he was formerly a china manu-
facturer in England.
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Kandota Beat Little Sank

hAluOta BeaG LICCIt SduR
The Kandota baseball nine de-
feated the War Horses of Little
Sank. on the latter's diamond Sun
day afternoon by the score of 8 to
5. This was a fine exhibition of
the National sport. Battery for
Kandota Sorenson and Adrain;
for Little Sank: Olson, Hanson and
Larson.
Continued on Page Three)
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Kitten Tournament

Seven snappy games of kittenball
will be played in tournament at
Willard Sunday. The first game
will be called promptly at $50 A.
NJ. In the tournament at Morris
last Sunday Willard was defeated in
the finals by Montevideo by to
4 score. This promises to be big
day for all lovers of the very fast
sport. Sank Centre folks are in
vited to attend