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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-16
WATER POLO GAME
TO DECIDE CHAMPION
Willard, Mcclure Teams to
Clash at Rhodius.

Feature water polo game Of the
season will be played Thursday
night at Rhodius pool. when Will
lard park team and Mcclure beach
team meet for the city champion
ship.
The two teams, tieu last week for
the lead, found stiff competition in
the last week, and Mcclure beach
boys lost their game early, a game
to Garfield, making it necessary for
them to win Thursday nights game
against the league leaders to gain
tie.
Willard team was able to put
across another victory, and was
more than an even bet to beat the
north side players for the undis-
puted title. In case of a win by
Mcclure, the teams will tie, and
another game will be played to de-
eide The title. If Mcclure does win
the game Thursday, and go on to
win the city title, it will be the first
time that a beach team has, ever
taken the championship away from
the city pools.
Standings of the six city teams
Monday night was as follows.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-16

Another one that the company
has great faith in is Hollywood
Party" with such a star cast as
Marie DreSsler. Joan Crawford, Jean
Harlow. Jimmy Durante. Lupe
Velez, Jack Pearl. Charles Butter
worth. Nils Asher. Lee Tracy. Jean
Hersholt. Albertina Rasch Dancers
and other big names.
Marie Dressler viii be stared IN
one big feature. title 10 be an
nounced. Two Thieves" will star
Clark Gable and Robert Montgom-
cry. 1t is based upon Manuel
Komroff's best-seller novel.
Johnny WeiSmueller and Maureen
O'Sullivan will be seen in "Tarzan
and his Mate" Soviet" will have
the services of Wallace Berry. Jean
Harlow and Clark Gable.
Thirty star pictures will be made
by Jean Harlow. Lionel Barrymore.
Clark Gable. Marion Davies. Wallace
Beery. Greta Carlo. Joan Crawford.
Robert Montgomery, Helen Hayes,
Jimmy Durante with Stuart Erwin.
John Barrymore, Lee Tracy, Ed
Wynn. Jack Pearl. Ramon Novarro.
Norma Shearer and Laurel and
Hardy.
Clark Gable win co-star with
Crawford, Harlow and Berry IN
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-16
Slight Error
Time of 9 Seconds in
City Track Meet Really
Is :14.3.
NNE HUNDRED yards in nine

ONE HUNDRED yards in nine
" seconds fiat.
That was the time for the 100
yard dash for juniors in the north
side sectional of the city recrea-
tional track meet, recently, &C.
cording to Clifford Courtney,
recreation department supervisor,
and sure-flre timer of events in
the meet.
Courtney, director of the annual
meet, was standing on the finish
line at the Butler university track,
where the sectional was held. and
became jubilant over the time
recorded for Orville Higgins of
Fail Creek playground, the win
ner.
Nine seconds fat" called
Courtney as the dash was fin
ished. That's pretty good time
for junior runners"
Bob Goodwin, recreation de-
partment swimming supervisor,
assisting in running-off the events,
asked Courtney to repeat the time.
Courtney repeated the time, and
then remembered that the best
time ever recorded for the distance
was o..
Actual time for the event was
:14.3, according to Goodwin, who
had double checked.
Courtney was unable to explain
his mistake.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-16
BEACH CARNIVAL
TO Be SUNDAY
Program for WarfIeigh
Event Drawn by
Managers.

Swimming. racing, comedy and
straight diving, and canoe fitting
contests will be included in a water
carnival to be held Sunday after
noon at 1870 at Warfleigh beach
under sponsorship of the beach
management.
Any swimmer in the city wishing
to compete in any event listed has
been invited to participate. Athletic
club end Y. NJ c. A. swimmers will
be barred. Entries will be received
up to opening of the carnival.
Prizes will be given winners of
each event. Ribbons will be pre-
sented second and third place win
ners.
Events will include 25-yard free
style for boys under IL; 25-yard free
style for girls under II; 50-yard
free style for junior and senior girls;
50-yard free style for junior and
senior boys: l00-yard free style for
senior boys; 100-yard free style for
senior girls: 220-yard free style
open; half mile river swim open;
diving for junior and senior girls:
diving for Junior and senior boys;
comedy diving. and canoe fitting.
Prizes have been donated by
Broad Ripple merchants and down.
town sporting goods stores. Lawrence
Simon, head life guard at the beach,
will direct the events.
Canoe fitting teams will be COM
posed of two boys, one to row and
the other to tilt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-16

three pictures. Looks like it will be
Gable year.
This product will be shown at
Loew's Palace which is presided over
by JAG Flex.
indianapolis theaters today offer:
Tugboat Annie" at the Palace
second week.; Mama Loves Papa"
at the Lyric: No Marriage Ties" at
the Apollo; Texas Guinan and her
gang on the stage and She Had to
Say Yes" on the screen at the
Circle; Il Cover the Waterfront" at
the Ambassador; burlesque at the
Mutual; burlesque and Sex Mad
ness" at the Colonial.
Neighborhood theaters TODAY
offer:
Tiger Shark, at the Rex: "ooldie Gets
Along and ..Fslse Faces" az the Garrick;
TICK Tor Trick" at the ST Clair: The
The Kiss Before the Mirror at the Ritz
,.cOcstal Hour at at the strand s pan An
Square and Men sss Al. saeF
Fools at the Sanders; Ann Carver,
Profession at the Belmont: Broadway
Bad" at the Talbot: The Woman
stole" and The Great Jewel Robbery .,
.ns ra ssIzsr cagman,sy At ne stra,.crd
Night. At the Princess, and bondage
ana Dangerous Cross-Roacs's at to!
GsAS@<s~ls
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-16
CHILDREN To ATTEND
THEATER PARTIES
Playground Fans viii Visit
Seven Movie Houses.

Seven theater parties for children
Of city Fairgrounds have been ar
ranged for the latter part of this
months by Sergeant Frank Owen of
the police accident prevention bu-
reau.
The parties and dates are:
Tuesday. Aug. 22-Irving theater. East
washington street and Ritter avenue.
Wednesday. Aug. 23-Ritz theater. Thir-
tieth and Illinois streets.
Friday. Aug. 25-Doueias theater. Nine
tenth street and Columbia avenue.
Saturday. Aug. 26-Oriental theater, HOS
South Meridian street.
Tuesday Aug. 29-Strand theater. Orien-
tel and Washington streets.
Wednesday. Aug. 30-St. Clair theater
lSt. Clair street and Fl. Wayne avenue.
Thursday Aug. 3f-Fountafn Square
Fneater. Shelby and Prospect streets
7 The children have been invited
to all of the parties, but are asked to
attend the show nearest their own
playground. All shows start at 10
ina the morning.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-16
LEAGUE SEMI-FINALS
PLAYED AT RHODIUS
Fall Greek, Bro0kside Win Right to
Play For Junior Title.

Results of the semi-finals inl the
junior baseball league of the icity
Fairgrounds played at Rhodius park
were win for Fall Creek and
Brookside. Fall Creek defeated
Ringgold 1910 and Brookside
downed Riley ga
The teams will meet Thursday ait
10 o'clock at Ellenberger park 10
decide the championship. Both
teams have been playing good bail
this season and the game will be a
toss up. Fall Greek has had an
impressive record in previous years
and will be a serious threat for
the title.
The tournament is under the
direction of Robert Nipper, superin-
tendent Of boys games and athletics
for the city recreation department.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-16
SAFETY SHOW DATE SET
Accident Prevention Department
Host for Playlot Guards.

Children Of Fairgrounds in the
city who have attained a 100 per
cent prevention record for the sum-
mer" will be guests Of the Apollo
theater. Monday morning at 8. TO
see Slim Summerville and zasu
Pitts in Her First Mate" through
arrangements made by Sergeant
Frank Owen of the police accident
prevention bureau.
All playground youngsters in the
city have been invited TO attend q
free show Friday morning at 10, al
the Emerson theater, as guests OF
the management.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-16
Annual Swim Meet Saturday

Annual city swimming meet will be
held Saturday, Aug 26. at at the
Garfield pool, James Clark. direc-
tor Of life saving. indianapolis chap
ter. American Red Cross, has an
nounced. The meet is open to all
amateur swimmers in the city, and
those wishing to enter have been
asked to enter entries into the Red
Cross. TIT North Meridian street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-16
LEAGUE FINALS SLATED
Junior Girls Ball Teams to Meet for
Playground Title.

Finals in the junior girls play
ground baseball league will be held
at Rhodius park Thursday morning
at 0. when the American Settlement
team will play the Brightwood team
for the city championship.
The tournament has been under
direction Of Miss Alma Teifert. d.
rector Of girls games and athletics
for the city recreation department.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-16
GARFIELD SWIMMER
TO MEET IN CONTEST
Boy. Girl Championship at Stake
in Events at Pool.

Garfield pool girl and boy swim
ming championship will be decided
wednesday afternoon at ? when a
pool championship swimming meet
will be held.
Twenty-one events have been
listed on the program by Don
Bauermeister. head life guard. who
will direct the meet. Feature events
will include quarter-mile swim for
girls and a quarte--nile SWIM fo-
boys. Races for boys and girls un-
der u also will be held.
A medal will be given the boy
and girl scoring the most points in
the meet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-16
Mill Employees Death Probed

ALEXANDRIA. Ind. Aug. l6. -
The death of william Huston, 40,
mill employee. who was found dead
on the floor at his home here, was
investigated today by Coroner S. j.
Stottlemyer An autopsy revealed
Illusions neck was broken.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-16
Living Flag on Program
Negroes to Hold Water Carnival

Annual Negro water carnival ana
dual east-west swim meet will be
held Sunday afternoon at 3 at the
Douglass pool. Howard Clark. head
life guard at the pool. has ar
ranged several feature events. which
will include races for girls and races
for men, and l00-pound limit race
for bows.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-16
Life Saving Glasses Started

Junior ard senior life-saving
classes at Garfield pool were started
Tuesday morning under the direc-
tor OF Don Bauermeister, head
guard. The classes viii continue
each morning from 10 to IL. with
exception Of Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-16
1000 CHILDREN
IN PLAYLOTS To
Give PAGEANT
Progress of Nation viii Be
Depicted at BrookSide
Park Performance.

The Progress Of the Nation" an
nual pageant for ell white play
grounds. will be presented Friday
night at 7:45 at Bzookside park.
The pageant will depict all phases
Of American life adaptable for
pageant dancing. and serves the
educational purpose of acquainting
the audience with the spirit Of
progress.
The first episode is a fantasy
dealing with the evolution Of life
in America. Approximately 200
children will take the roles Of ani--
mails of the woods. elves, birds. butt
terflies and fairies.
Portray Typical Dances
The second episode introduces the
Indians into America and will por-
tray typical dances.
The Puritans enter in the third
episode and the fourth episode
shows the colonial period, with such
characters as Betsy Ross. Yankee
Doodle. Columbia. Uncle Sam. Lib
erty. colonial danes and soldiers.
The fifth episode deals with the
early pioneers who pushed through.
into the wilderness to settle. The
sixth episode. of a more modern
temper, introduces the immigrants.
Living Flag on Program
AS finale TO the seventh and last
episode. living American flag will
be portrayed, together with cadets.
soldiers and sailors.
Solo numbers will be given by
Bernice Hessel. June Croam. Marilyn
Becher. Mary Jane Robinson and
Bobby Smith. A large crowd is ex-
pected to witness this pageant. CON-
posed of nearly 1000 children.
AS an additional feature. the
mothers chorus of public school No.
81, under direction of Mrs. Anna
Hessel, will provide several numbers.
Final rehearsal will be held on
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
Brockside park.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-16
Movie Company to Honor
Its Tenth Birthday Soon
Metro GodWynMayer Announces Many Big Pictures for
the Season of 1933-34 With Many Great Stars.
BY WALTER d. HICKMAN.

ON the occasion of its tenth birthday
~ nounces release of pictures
Some of the biggest and
nounced by this the
company specials
the list is Night Flight novel which
Nook with Clark Gable John and Lionel Barrymore
a
Clarence Brown directing
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-16
Strong Soft Ball Teams to
Meet in Title Tilt TOddy

letics, directed the teams through
the season.
Following the game today, Nipper
will select a team of the best play
ers from the two teams, and that
team will play a two out of three
series with a select team of Shell
byville. First game of the series
will be played Friday afternoon at
2 at the Ellenberger diamond.
Lineup of the two teams for to-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-16
NEXT SUNDAY

ST. LOUIS ......... $3.50
Leave 1885 a. m, 2:45 a. m. or 8:15
a. m. Return on any train same day.
ClNClNNAIl ....... 500
Greensburg SIPS. SheIbyviIle 75c.
Leave 7:45 a. m. Return on any
train same day.
See the Beautiful New Cincinnati
Union Terminal.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-16

Korea produces more than two
million pounds of peppermint a
year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-16
LOW ROUND TRIP
COACH FARES
NEXT SATURDAY

CLEVELAND =. $3.50
Leave 1000 p. m. or 1850 p. m.
Return on any train until 300 a. m.
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ALASKA JUNEAU MINE SHOWED il MONTH
 NET 0F $1,039,700

With a total profit of $91 300 estimated for November, the AL aska Juneau's net operating profit for the first II months of this year are estimated at $1,039. 700, according to an announcement made from San Francisco offices of the company. This profit is be- fore deducting for depreciation, depletion and Federal tax pay mentS
 The estimated net for this year is approximately s4OO,OOO less than it was for the same period in 1881 it was announced. However, it is we'll up to the average for the two years preceding 1881.
 The value of the ore mined througout the year has been some what less than that produced last year. Last month it averaged 76.63 cents per ton, which was several cents higher than it ran in October.
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NORTHERN LIGHTS

Word has been received in Ketchikan that the E. H. Edwards Manufacturing Company with a factory in San Francisco, will To- cate a wire factory in Ketchikan.
 x
 Mrs. Margaret Williams, aged 75, formerly a resident of Fairbanks is reported to have died in Los Angeles Christmas night. She re- sided in Fairbanks from early days to about 1920, when she went outside. An actress by profession, she made her home at The Palms, near Los Angeles, at the home for aged actresses.
 Herds of caribou, numbering thousands of animals are reported wintering in the Kantishna flats.
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 Game Warden Sam O. White of Fairbanks, flying his own plane On an inspection trip to the Kan tishna and Lake Minchumina, re- ports Joe Quigley and Mrs. Fanny Quigley. his wife, have opened an- other promising quartz vein on a nearby mountain, the ore showing up good.
 *
 Reports from the interior indi- cate that fur is scarce, especially beaver.
 By a margin of eight votes George Lingo nosed out H. C. Hansen for membership in the Legislature. Other members of the lower house assured of cleo tion are: Joe Mcdonald, Alton G Nordale, Democrats, and Andrew Nerland, Republican. Luther C. Hess drew the long term and Thos J. DeVane the short term. Both
 
 are Democrats.
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 Missing for several days, the body of Manuel c. Gill was found frozen at a point three and a half miles down the Panama river from the Richardson canyon. He apparently had dropped exhausted and perished from cold. He was an old resident of Fairbanks ano for many years employed by the Telephone company. At the time of the tragedy Gill was making his way from Birch Lake where he had been Wintering.
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far from the Valdez glacier. When found, he had evidently prepared for descending a cutbank, having removed one snowshoe A charge shot from a 16-gauge gun had en- tered his abdomen, killing him in stantly. as indicated by the absence of evidence of a struggle. The youth was found by search party following report by Augie Mack, native, who heard the shot and
 cry. All indications pointed to accident.
 Sam Christensen of SeWalik beat Niehooker by an eyelash on Kobuk lake, according to a telegram re- ceived by KFQD, Anchorage dated Candle. It said" Please announce to Purky Pile at SelaWik that I ar rived in Kotzebue O. K, but near ly got drowned and lost my dogs on Kobuk lake. Am safe and sound at Candle for Christmas" X x
 William Falconer was arrested at Ketchikan on a charge of having set fire to a house under abate- ment and owned by Betty King. The fire is said to have been pre- ceded by an explosion. Other ar rests are promised by U. s. Marshal White
 During the period of January to December ?, 1882 there were 393 ar rivals and 399 depatures by air plane from the Valdez landing field during which PA passengers ar rived and departed and 5000 pounds of freight were handled by Owen E. Meals, pilot.
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William .zharoff, Is, youngest son of MT. and Mrs. M. zharoff of Valdez, was instantly killed Decem- Der IA by the accidental discharge of his shotgun while hunting, not
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one Of the most active In its hlStO- ry. It closed it's books with a cash balance on hand of $35O98. Its receipts were $4,O36.86 and dis bursements $3,68588. It had a paid up membership of 180, and Is memberships pledged but not paid brot the total up to 198.
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 A special term of the United States district court has been call ed by Judge Justin w. Harding to convene in Ketchikan on January g. The grand jury will be ordered to report on January II and the petit jury one week later.
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 By jury verdict returned in the Federal district court at Juneau, Judge Justin w. Harding presiding, Gus Cassel was found not guilty of perjury, the charge growing out of testimony before the grand jury as witness in the case of the stabbing of Julius Popof by Tony Zenck last summer.
 Thomas Gilmore, who participat- ed in the discovery of many bo- nanza mining camps in Alaska and played an active part in Circle City, Klondike and Fairbanks strikes, and who left Fairbanks for Chula Vista, Calif., following a stroke of paralysis, died at Chula Vista.
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 At the recent session of the U. S. District court, Judge Justin w. liar ding presiding, sentences were pro- nounced on seven persons as fol- lows: Frank Breed, manslaughter for shooting George Dick, five years. Fred Ellensberg, burglary and lar ceny on eight counts, three years. Cliff Matthews, transporting liquor, one year and one day at McNeil's Island and his automobile ordered forfeited Louis Wagner, eight months and fine of $7OO for con- spiracy to violate the prohibition act. His co-defendants, Earl Sater and E. Wagner, were fined S100 each, the former to serve seven and the latter six months in jail. Tony Zenck, assault with a dangerous weapon in stabbing Julius Popoff 10 months in jail on recommenda- tion for leniency by the jury The stabbing followed drunken braWl * < <
 Gastineau Lodge No. 124, F, & A. M, elected the following officers quist; junior warden, H. F. Krom- quist; junior worden, H. F. Gall was; treasurer, Charles Sey; secre- tary, W. R. Spain; chaplain, c. H l Bowman; marshal, Ed Andrews;
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Having followed Robert Kennedy of Nulato into the woods where he went to fell a tree. nine-year- old Ester Pitka, daughter of Mrs. Lucy Pitka, was dangerously hurt when, unconscious of the presence of the child, Kennedy swung an axe back to fell the tree. The child was struck above the left eye. After receiving first aid from Mrs. Gordon c. Bettles, government teacher, the child was sent to the Panama hospital, where it was re- vealed that her skull had been fractured.
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Senior deacon, Robert Fraser; ju- nior deacon, James s. Barbier;; se- nior steward, Alois Ulrich; tyler, Adolph Hirsch; organist, M. R. Shall.
 Sixty thousand pounds of frog en fish were sent by the Juneau Cold Storage Company to Seattle destined for London. Included were 25,000 pounds of halibut and 35,000 pounds of salmon.
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 Martin Claich, aged 57 years, res ident of Fairbanks, was struck by an automobile in Seattle and sent to a hospital with injuries to his legs.
 President Hoover has nominated the following postmasters for AL aska: Claud M Link, at Bethel whose term expired July 1, 1882; Mrs. Loretta Hill, at Hyder, who has been acting.
 Mrs. w. E. Cahill of TreadWell has been called to Oakland, Calf. because of the illness of her moth CT, who suffered stroke of para lysis.
 < X * :: At banquet given by national district commanders of the Ameri- can Legion in Indianapolis in Mo- vember, Commander w. P. Hunt of the Panama department, chal- lenged Commander Clyde Ellis ot Alaska department, to member ship contest to end March 31. Ellis wagered a case of salmon against a Panama hat that the Alaska de- partment would exceed Panama ir point of membership. Ellis as as sistant U. s. Attorney at Cordova. ;; :: < <
 Elmer Campbell, who is making his home in Valdez this winter wa! seriously injured when an explosion aboard his boat, the Viking, blew off the cabin, badly burning Camp bell about the face and arms. He is reported to be rapidly recover ing.
 William Zharof, 18, younges son of MT. and Mrs. M ZharOf o. Valdez, was instantly killed Decem' Der IA by the accidental discharge of his shotgun while hunting, no
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The Juneau Chamber of Con- merce closed another successful year financially in the clear and
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Does your hair feel and look dull and uninteresting? Then have Pearl Henry give you QUART permanent. Phone Adams 92 and for S7.50 your hair will be given a shampoo, permanent and dis tinctive finger-Wave.