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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-28
LOCAL. NEGRO CLUB
TAKES DOUBLE BILL

Coles American Giants. local Ne
gro league club. was scheduled to
face the Pittsburgh Crawfords at
Perry stadium again today after
winning a double-header Sunday
A five-run lead in the first in
ming gave the locals the first tilt. g
to 8, and Powell blanked the in
vsders for seven innings in the
nightcap 10 win, 4 TO 0.
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lieves a decisive result will be
reached over the longer route.
Eddie Kid Speaks is working
out at local gymnasium, and looks
10 be in fine shape. Johnny Datto,
his rival in the ten-round main
event, is expected in town Tuesday,
accompanied by his manager, Jack
Laken Seats are on sale at the
Claypool drug store.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-28
Braves Split With Reds, Trail
Leading Giants by Six Games

Of the eighth because Of darkness
with the score tied at sail Pitch
er Fred Fitzsimmons' homer IN the
eighth after two were out tying the
count. 1t will be replayed at the
Polo Grounds in a double header
Tuesday The victory enabled the
Cards to replace idle Pittsburgh at
fourth position.
Brooklyn rose into siXth-place tie
with the idle Phillies by splitting
with Chicago. The Cubs BANKED the
Dodgers, 2 TO 0. behind Guy Bushs
two-hit pitching. Brooklyn took the
second game. 5 to 2. after twelve
hit onslaught on Timing and Herr
mann.
Washington maintained an eight
game American League lead over
New York by dividing two games
with Cleveland. The Senators won
IA to l when their thrteen-hit at
tack was aided by nine Cleveland
errors. the seasons American League
record. Earl Whitehill registered his
eighteenth victory The Indians
took the nightcap, 6 to 3, clicking
of all six runs in the third.
New York and Detroit also split.
the Tigers winning the first. to 3,
behind Tommy Bridges four-hit
pitching. The Yanks took the sec
ond u to ?. pounding Fischer, Fra
zier and Auker for twenty-five hits.
Chicago gained on Detroit by
beating Philadelphia twice, to 8,
after making nine hits off Rube
Walberg in the first. Mickey Coch-
rane made two Athletic homers. The
Chisox won the nightcap, to 8.
Al Simmons ninth-inning single
drove in the winning run.
Boston and st. Louis split, the
Red SoX taking the first. 7 to 5. but
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Mac Smith Cops Western
Grown: Paulsen Is Fourth

Tommy Armour veteran Scot. fin
ished second with 285. his third
round Of IS. two under par. enab-
ling him to nose out Abe Espinosa
Of Chicago by one stroke.
Guy Red Paulsen Of r. Wayne.
Ind. same forth with 292. followed
by Ralph Guldahl. ST. Louis. who
had 2s3. and Frank Walsh OF Chi
cago. 294
Other Hoosiers wound up as follows
B.. Eeinleir. Indianapolis 30e. Mass!e
Miller. Noblesv!lle. 3o7. Walt Murray
Michigan City. 5oe. Marion Smith CrsE-
aud John Watson. South Bend. 3o5s
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BIZ United Press

BIZ Emitted Press
HIGHLAND PARK, H., Aug. %.
The finest field of feminine golfers
to compete in one tournament teed
off at Exmoor country club course
today in the womens national open
championship
The Us entrants play an eighteen
hole medal round today. The
thirty-six low qualifiers begin an
eighteen-hole match play Tuesday
to continue through next Saturday,
when the thirty siX-hole final is
held.
Virginia Van Vie, Chicago shot
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Shafer and Frame
Tctors at E!gin
BV Tfmes Spcciqi

BV Times Special
ELGIN. IL, Aug. 2s.-Phil Shafer
indianapolis. and Fred Frame, Los
Angeles. veteran auto speed stars
carried off top honors in the revival
OF the Elgin road races here Satur-
day.
Shafer averaged 1894 miles an
hour over the 2O3 miles OF concrete
and gravel to nose out Frame. 1882
indianapolis 500 winner. in the main
event. Il was a thrilling finish
with Maurie Rose Of Dayton. third
Frame won the 203-mile stock car
event in the morning. averaging
1922 miles an hour.
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Lott, Stoefen TO
Get Real Test

BIZ Tnifcd Prose
CHESTNUT HILL. Mass, Aug %.
George Lott of Chicago and Lester
Stoefen of Los Angeles faced strong
opposition today from the hitherto
moderated Australian combination
of Doyn TWnbull and Adrian QuiSt
in semi finals of the national mems
doubles championship.
The tandem from down under
scored an upset Saturday By elm
mating the veteran combination Of
John Van Ryn and Wilmer Allison.
Ellsworth Vines and Keith Gled-
hill. defending champions. were ex-
pected to have less difficulty with
frankie Parker and Frank Shields.
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Cavanaugh Is
Near Death

BIZ United Press
MARSHFIELD, Mass, Aug %
Doctors attending Major Frank w.
Cavanaugh. veteran retired football
coach. reported shortly before 8 a. m.
today that he was expected to live
only few more hours"
Cavanaugh. who is 81 years old
suffered a relapse Sunday while APP
parently convalescing from an oper-
alton for strangulated hernia, which
he underwent at Cohasset hospital
July 90
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Bowling Meetings

Optical Bowling League wiu meet Tues
day Aus 90 az 80 m IN the Offices
Of the Paramount Optical Company. %
Monument circle third floor Optical
League officers. managers. captains and
BOWERS are invited 70 attend. 4 "fUu
house meeting is desired
s. Catherine Bowling League Will meet
Thursday u.Cht Auc. 81 al Sis % M
az the church hall II VIII be an organi-
cation meeting and has been calico hy
Frank Wucnsch. secretary.
Fratc-ral Bowling League VIII hold
meeting tonight az Illinois ALLEYS 81 s
2. ~ 70 orcantze FOR the coming season
AM team interested is requested 20 at
tend.
The Ladies Tuesday night Bowling
League VIII meet Tuesday az p m. az
Pri'cactts alleys AL members aye re-
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BOYS WIN

Scoring best ball SO against
their opponents 10, Russell and
Ralph Stonehouse. local profession
ais, defeated Max and Clayton
Schultz, 2 up, at Sarah Shank
course Sunday.
Russell Stonehouse was low with
H. while Clayton Schultz had
y. Ralph Stonehouse a n and Max
Schultz a IS.
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81 Times special
CHICAGO, Aug. 28.-Twenty-one
years after he first won the western
open golf champion two miles from
the scene Of the 1888 campaign.
Macdonald Smith. 43-year old
Scotch clubmaker from Nashville.
Tenn. today held the title again
with 80 strokes, even par for 70
holes
II was Smiths third western
crown. He won at Idlewild here in
1912. repeating in 1925 at Youngs-
town. o. His 7l72 Sunday gave him
first prize OF $500.
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Runs batted in-Coiman. Connolly Win
gard. Coonev %. Bsdors. Angley. Lsvne.
Lee 49, Two-hase hits Lavne Koehler.
Marauardt Three-base hit Wngard
Home run Lee Sacrifice -wnEard. Left
on bases Indiana polls II. Milwaukee 2.
Base on balls-Of Cofman 2 Of Bolen.
struck out-Bv Cofman :. bv Boien.
10 Hi's-Of Coaman is in 2 innings.
POLL ! IN % inning Wild pitch
Boien Losing pitcher CoGman UmDires
Dunn and CLAYTON Time-2.i5.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-28
SWALLOW TAKES SWIM

Joe Swallow local swimming star.
won the Indiana Kentucky A. \. L.
one-mile river swim al Westlake
beach Sunday making the distance
II 23.27.
Albert Rust. indianapolis. and
Curtis Curry, Indiana university.
finished second and third. respec-
uYelv.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-28
Invite Pro
Grid Players

First call for candidate for the
Indianapolis Indians. local profess
Sional football club. was issued to-
DAY by Joe DienhaYt. coach. All
former collegiate gridders vino have
won varsity letters are invited TO
attend a meeting at the Antlers
Tuesday al p. m Candidates al
ready contacted by Dienhart also
Will attend
Directors OF the new pro eleven
will discuss business problems.
schedule and plans for the season
al the meeting.
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BY JACK CUDDY
United Press stan Correspondent

NEW YORK. Aug. % Helen Wills
Moodv's default 10 Helen Jacobs in
the final of the national womenS
tennis tournament split the sports
world today. Mrs Moody returned
under care of a nurse TO her Cali
fornia home and Miss Jacobs left for
vacation at Marblehead. Mass
The controversy dwarted the
stunning fact that queen Helen.
supreme in womenS tennis since
1926. had been beaten at last
Mrs. Moody was seeking 10 tie
Mrs Molla p MallTy's all-time
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-28
Arena Mat
Show Off

The heavyweight wrestling show
carded for tonight at Sports arena
was called off early this afternoon
by Lloyd Carter. Hercules A. c..
matchmker, due TO rain and cold
Joe Stecher and Irish Pat
O'Shocker were to have met in the
top event
The entire card has been can
celled, Garter said. Future Hercu-
les shows probably Will be held in
doors, it was indicated.
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CUBS OBTAIN CATCHER
BIZ Times special

BIZ Times special
ALBANY. ". Y. Aug. 28.-Gordon
Babe Phelps. Albany Information
al League catcher. will Join the Chi
cago Cubs at the end Of the / L.
season.
He was purchased by the Bruins
Sunday. Albany receiving clear title
TO Harry Taylor. Bruin first base
man who has been with the team
no option. and $1,000 in cash. II
Phelps is retained by the Cubs aft
er June Is, 1884. Albany viii re-
ceive S.. 900 more.
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South Bend Team
SofbaU Winner

BIZ ruifcd Press
SHELBYVILLE. Ind. Aug. %
The Indiana and Michigan Electric
shop team. South Bend. held the
state softball championship today
having defeated the Karlin team of
South Bend, TO /. in the final
game Of the first annual tourna-
ment here Sunday.
Whitman. Brazil pitcher, was
awarded the H. W. Middlesworth
craftsmanship medal
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Indians Sweep Brewer
Tits by Pounding Ball
BvTimes SpeciaI

MILWAUKEE. 2S-Wel the Indians Kiefer
pushing the Brewers around for this the being the clubs
actually played twentyfour games owing
draw
The Tbmen scored grand slam the that closed with
field
Indians them ALL winding their the Cream
taking both ends Of the Sabbath bill
Kileferites wild rally
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PLAN SOFTBALL FINALS

Plans for the Semi-fnal ana final
games Of The city softban tourney
Will be made at a meeting tonight
at p n. az 9ll Majestic building
Managers Of the Brightwood A. C.
Chev.e Cubs. Riverside Olympics
and Granada theater teams. notice
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AVALON GOLFERS LOSE

= 2 ~ 2 y VF'TVT
BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Aug. "a
Bloomington Country Club golf
team defeated .valon Country Club
OF indianapolis here Sunday. ~ 10
18 Wally Nelson, local pro. de-
feated Roy Smith Of Avalon, 6 up
IN special match.
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SOUTH GROVE TRIUMPH

Led by George Peterson with 70,
Ken Hoy with II and Jack Crawford
with 70, South Grove Golf team de-
feated Noblesville Sunday at Mobiles
vile, d 10 81 Jim Stevenson lad
the losers with II.
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dropping the second. 5 to 3. Joe
Judge made three doubles and a
single 10 lead the Sox seventeenth
attack in the first. In the second,
Sam Vests triple brought in Jack
Knott with the winning run in the
seventh.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-28

STUMPH SHOOT VICTOR

Breaking forty-seven oUs Of fifty
targets. Tommy Stumph won top
honorS at Indianapolis sun Ciue
Sunday. c. Free and Collins tied for
second with forty-six each.
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Runs batted Chapman 20. WinSard
a. Connolly Kloza 49, Christensen.
Two-base hit sieafoos Three-base hits
Layne Chapman Wingard. Kloza Double
plays Marquardt to Connolly to Stanton.
sigafoos to Wingard Left on bases-In-
dianapolis. .. Milwaukee. :. Base on balls
of Braxton j. of Hillin. ?. of Turner
2. Struck out-By Turner 3 BY Hlllin. 8
Braxton IN inning. OFT H.llin.
10 in inning. Hit by pitcher BY Brax-
ton Cooneyl. Losing REHABILITATION.
Umplres-Clavton and Dunn. Time As
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,urRIcN> ASSOCIATION
Games Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE

W.T. KIT " N~NWN y To-
INDIANAPOLIS A. Toledo fnight.
MINNEAPOLIS az Milwaukee.
tOn1v raurs scheduled
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Tribe Wins Two More
MILWAUKEE,

Totals ........... 80 10 n Il ?
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Pile Up Twenty Hits

In the nightcap the Hoosiers
collected twenty hits but were I'M
able TO get going right until the
game had been pushed into over
time pay 1t was then the Killefer-
ties got together and blasted out
seven runs in the tenth on ten hits.
Successive blows by Slgafoos. Win
gard. COoney. Bcdore. Angley. Bolen
and Layne and a home run by Dud-
ley Lee crushed the Brewers. Coli
man and Polli were the victims OF
the Tribes murderouS assault in the
extra round
All Indians smacked the ball to a
safe spot one or more times in the
closing game. with Layne. Sigafoos
and Cooney getting three hits EACH.
The Indians had twelve men left on
the sacks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-28
TAKE DOUBLES TITLE

Gene Demmary and Ralph Brat
ford won theWillard park tennis
doubles title SUNDAY. beating Harold
JustuS and Frank Dale. So. 6-3. 90.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-28
Takes HelIer's Place

HOWDIE ODELL. the ambitious
Il n young man you see here. has
a pair Of very big shoes to fill this
year After two years Of bench
warming. the Iowa youth is being
groomed to I'll the place Of Warren
Heller. Pittsburgh's all-America
back last year.
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pittsburgh NJ Philadelphia two games
Cincinnati o. Boston
CHICAGO NJ BROOKLYN
s. In.le n Vow Aork.
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New York N DftToIf-
prrfon m 81 L0uls
Washington az Cleveland troStpoheo'
Philadelphia az Chioaeo.
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NET TOURNEY STARTS

With several outstanding FASTENERS
in the field. play opened today in
the Brookside tennis tourney. Mems
singles matches were carded today.
Vincent Maunier. Gene Demmary.
Bud Danke. Hank Campbell and
Ralph Bradford topped the field.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-28

Indianapolis .-.... goo i0l 200 - 2
Milwaukee ....-... 000 000 200 ?
Dagha and Angley Pressnel. Hillin and
Young Losing pitcher Pressneu. Home
runs Angiev WinRard.
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Washington . 500 o'i o1o-lt u
Cleveland NaA 600 iVN-
WhHehi. ara SewcU Harder Hud.n.
Bean anc Spencer
Second Came
washington GOO eco 100
Cleveland Cos Coo COX j.
CroWder NCCol E Chapman ana
Seveu. { B-cwn and Fvuak
Firs- Gawcl
Phus6cirh.a eco loo OIL 6
ChicaEo Goa ESQ olN
Walkers and Cochsane. Hevng ana
Berry
Second Causl
Philadelphia ESQ GOO COS s =
Chicaeo 200 o5i COL g II
Grove CoomtS Peterson and CCChrarc.
MadiesSi Castor Wfatt FabeT and
CRUDE.
First Came
New York ol0 GOO 0o2 : O.
Detroit 0co Zoe 003 10 o
Gomez. PcunocS IS Moore and D.ckcy
Bridges and Havvcrrh Pasek
Second Gamel
New York .... l4s C15 eco = -
Detroit ........ leo Geo COL s
RUIN and D.cSey Fssacr Frazier.
AgkeT and EayNcrtr Pasfk
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Play in Toledo Tonight

The Indians departed for Toledo
Sunday night and will reach the
Hen city this afternoon and begin
four-game series with Steve
ONeills team under the lights to-
night Visits 10 Columbus and
Louisville will follow before the In
dams return home on Sept 5.
The Indians knocked Garland
Braxton off the mound in the first
inning of the initial tilt Sunday.
He is the ace of the Brewer staff.
Wingard was the batting hero for
the winners in that fracas. four
hits being clicked of by the lanky
first sacker and one of his blows
went for three bases Layne and
Chapman also poled triples and
SigafCoS a double. The Tribe hit
total was thirteen Jim Turner
weakened in the late innings. but
emerged the winner by a narrow
margin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-28
Major Leaders
LEADING BATTERS


Foxx. Athletics So Klein Philles ~
Ruth. Yankees. % Gehrig. Yankees. %
Berger Braves -
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Toledo az s, PAU. both games post
pnned rain
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= Standings and Results .

tFirst Gamel
Boston oO4 geo 20l- II
ST Louis 0i0 oil lOi- -
Kline WEIGH and r Ferrci Hadcy
Heber' and Hemslcv
Second Gamel
Boston ............. 600 02l 0OO- IL o
81 Louis - coo 30 Xix o
Fullerton and Gooch r. Terrell. Knott.
Hcbert. Stiles ana shea.
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By Eddie Ash

Baseball Is Still the National Sport
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The double victory stretched the
Tribe winning streak TO seven
straight. for the HoOsier FASTENERS
also swept the three game series
at Kansas City before invading Mil
waukee. The Saturday game here
was annexed. TO ,. with Pete
Daglia doing the chucking for Chief
Killefer Turner and Bolen oC-
cupied the Tribe mound in the Sab
bath contests
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c. NJ. b. METERS WIN


Christian Men Builders tennis
team defeated Woodruff Place Bap-
fist Saturday at Ellenberger pork
4 to 3.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Fullerton and Gooch. r. Terrell, Knott.
Hcberi. Stiles ana shea
NATIONAL LEAGUE
First Came
s. Louis .......... 200 200 O2i- II /
New York ........ 600 0iO 600 s
Dean and Wilson Schumacher. Spencer
and MancuSo
Second Game Eight Innings. Darkness
s.. Louis ,............. 0i0 600 o.
New York ...... 100 100 OF II
Vance. Johnson and OFarrell. Bell, Fltz-
simmons ana Mancusc
First Came
Cincinnati ... 600 600 600 O
Boston . .. 600 O6i OK : II @
Derringer Frey and lombard, Zachary
and Spohrer.
Second Came
Cincinnati ~..... O02 020 100 l6
Boston ..-... COL O2O 600 n o
Benton. 81 Johnson and lombard.
FrarShousc. Smith and Hogan.
First Gamee
Chicago ........... I0l 600 0G0- SO
BROOKLYN - GOO 600 OO0- o >
Bush ana Hartncft. MunEo and Lopez.
Second Game
Chicago ........-. ono 100 00l- . 8
BROOKLYN 030 0i0 i0X- y
Iinning Hermann and Campbell. Benee
and Outen.
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia not
scheduled
Evening star., 1933-08-13

IN the kitchen, which was separate from
the house, was the cook. He went
home at night unless I had party, in
which case he slept on the kitchen
table, where also he took his daily siesta;
and there was a dishwasher whom I
never saw, except on an occasional
round of inspection at night, when I
sometimes stumbled over him asleep on
the floor. There was room for the
servants to sleep in, of course, but they
seldom used it.
In the stables was a happy-go-lucky
Evening star., 1933-08-13

groom, assisted by stable boy, who slept
most of the day in the wheelbarrow;
and in the garden was an aged gardener
of great piety, whose chief business,
when he was not saying his prayers,
was to make little channels to conduct
the water from the water wheel to the
sunken beds so that each was flooded
in turn, after which the flowers came
up by themselves, more or less while you
waited. A patriarchal octogenarian, who
I think was his father, used to do the
heavy fetching and carrying for him.
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MILK FED POULTRY-Free del COLLEGE
POULTRY MKT. 5406 College. HU-2300.
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IS Legal Auctions and Sales

WILL SELL-At public auction. one
Chevrolet coupe, motor No. 1554e03,
serial No. SAD l4032. TO cover unpaid
o'clock on Dec so, 1888. Said sale to
be held ct 1919 :. Epler ave. Edgewood
Garage,
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FOR NEEDY FAMILIES

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AND ARTIFICIAL ICE AND COAL STOR-
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Prize Winners
FOR DECEMBER 20

FOR DECEMBER 20
FIRST PRIZE
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SECOND PRIZE
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THIRD PRIZE
Mary McLaughtOn,
2153 S. Meridian.
NEXT FIVE WINNERS
Madeline Stevenson, SAG n. Keystone.
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Mrs. Thelma Wildman, 21O4 Valley Ave.
Mrs. AIDA Harsley, 66I Arch st.
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Mrs. Della Kinds. 1859 N. Mount st.
Rosemary Winfrey, 81 n. Ridgeview DR..
Lucille b. Freeman. 1885 n. Capitol
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Robert H. Rooms, 1917 E. Michigan
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HOSE-Lady's silk full fashioned, soc up |
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WESTINGHOUSE Refrigerators. ideal gift
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TODAY'S
QUESTIONS
DECEMBER %

l. Who will deliver milk, butter
and cottage cheese?
2. Whose telephone number is
TA-5085?
;. How can you drink your way
to health?
4. Where can you buy a walnut
secretary for only $3.50?
5. Where is it suggested that
you buy your Ford for Xmas?
6. What sporting goods COM
pany will be open Sunday?
I. Who does guaranteed watch
and jewelry repairing?
8. Who offers cocktail set for
S4.98?
9. Who suggests having his car
Overhaukad?
10. Where can you get clarinet
and trumpet outfits for S35
up?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-12-23

GARDENIAS, Csc ca Spec. for Xmas.
PANDELL FLOWER SHOP 81 Mon. Cir.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-12-23

BEAUTIFUL permanents. 81 to $3.50 WISE
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