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LOCAL SCHOOLS

shortridge. "a Cathedral, 20.
Ben Davis SO; Washington, %.
Decatur Central, 10; Broad Ripple. s.
Upton. 81 Manual. 81.
Crispus Attacks. "a: Louisville Cen
.ral. II.
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TACOMA. 16l4-Attractive single 6 rooms
modern; redecorated. Garage. Near
Tech; $27.50 Water paid. WA-0395.
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League at Pritchett drives with Charlie
Cray smashing out total Of 69l en- games
Of 263, l72 and 256; Erbrick was a close
Thebedeau. 6O4. and Burt. 500.
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Match Competition Opens on
Central Pin Drives Tonight

League at Pritchett drives with Charlie
Cray smashing out a total Of 69l en- games
Of 263, l72 and 256. Erbrick was a close
second, with $50. other high scores are
Thebedeau s04. and Burt. 500.
Cox featured the Schwitzer- Cummings
League that shoots at the Delaware alleys
honors for this loop. IN team play two
to one was the verdict. this. going to
Automatics. Substantials. Hydraulic and
Stokal over Stokstats, Dependables and
Eficients.
Scoring in the City League took de-
cided slump at the Antlers last night, only
with Hoosier Coffee trouncing Hotel Ant
lers. McNew. with 623. was the best in
this contest Odd game victories went to
Elks Boosters.
Indiana Wheel and Rim and Marott
aHS c over Beer Tam & ed hmd
scoring with 645 while Fitzel was close
behind. counting for 635. other 600 totals
were: Don Johnson. .6l4; Mahoney. 607;
S go. $685. and Prit'h''' and Burns each
Walt Hickman with games of 247. 2os:
2l6. for a total of 666, led his Berghoh
Beer team to a triple win over Hoosier
Optical in the Washington League at the
Illinois alleys. Dan Hornbeck also fea-
tured with a e2s for the Beer team; Good
Of $50 and his schlitz Beer five. annexed
a pair from Mausner Beer: Jung was
Tire Service. Pharis Tires and Coco Cola
took two from Newman Candy. Schmitt
Insurance and FL City Beed. Totals Of
honors for the evening; Hall. 6l2. and
I lazarus. sos Berghof Beer also led the
team event with 1892.
The Fountain Square League that bowl
at the Fountain Square alleys also was
under pax. The Silver Edge Beer led. by
222. 223 and 900, came through to count
for three games. while Indianapolis Towel
and Apron Supply had Danna counting for
Pepper quintet by the same route. Sauters
Tavern had Behrens and Stemm with 632
and %, but we're only good for two over
DIFFERING Coal as the Seven UPS nao
Schoch. Stevenson and Smith coming
through for 6l9 602 and 500. respectively.
10 take the odd game from Goldsmith
sales Hill was best for Goldsmith's with
607.
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Fire Reports
Thursday

$40 a. M, 1248 Reissner street, resi-
dence, $40 loss.
iIs p. m. 1881 Madison avenue. resi-
dence. $40.
S5s p. M, 1850 North Gale street. resi-
dence, small loss.
SOC p. M. 1921 North Pennsylvania,
residence. $40
6:45 p. M. 1855 Washington boulevard
6:4S p. m, 865 West Ninth street.
1o:46 p m, Brookside avenue and JEFF
ferson street. false alarm.
1915 p. M. 6l0 Bright street. residence,
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BASEBALL fans Of a few years
- ago used to shout: swat
that ball, Iris" Now they-and
sundry other customers yell:
"Swat that bung."
Iris Speaker, former manager
OF the Cleveland Indians, and one
of the great players of the ma
tional pastime, is in the liquor
business in Cleveland now, and is
shown here tapping a key of wine
in his establishment.
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Johnny O'COnnoT's accuracy at
the free throw line gave Joe Diem
hart's hardwood five an 8 70 ad-
vantage in the first quarter, but the
Blue Devils came back in the sec
ond period and picked up a Is TO II
advantage at the half.
IN the third quarter the Short
ridge offense clicked for seven points
before the Irish registered with a
free toss. Then the Cathedral
cagers rallied in the fourth period
and brought the count 70 10 70 20.
after HobSOn. playing the best
game Of any man on the floor. re-
tired with four personal fouls.
With two minutes to go. Shields
fouled himself of the floor. Birr
sank both free losses and Short
ridge connected with another field
bucket Just before the final gun.
Jack Berns shared the starring
honOrs with Hobson for Shortridge.
while Johnny O'COnnor and Shilds
shone on the Irish quintet.
Summary,
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WILCOX, 1925; newly papered: garage:
gas; well water; cistern.
WOODLAND, 806-6-room semi-moderh,
garage, water paid schools; $3.50. DR.
6d05-R
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H. S. Net Scores Last Night
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY TOURNEY

ST. JOSEPH COUNTY TOURNEY
Woodrow Wilson. 20; Warren 49,
y, Mashington (Clay Township, 26; Greene
North Liberty, %; New Carlisle, 20.
Madison, 81; Walkerton,- "a.
Lakeville. IS; Woodrow Wilson, II.
ALLEN COUNTY TOURNEY
Elmhurst EFT. Wayne, %; WOODBURY. 16
New Haven, "a; Huntertown, 49,
TRPECANoE COUNTY TOURNEY
At Lafayette
Buck Creek, SO; Dayton, %.
Jefferson (Lafayette) B, 90; Monitor, II
Clarkshill. %: Jackson Township. %.
PIKE COUNTY TOURNEY
At Petersburg
Spurgeon, IS; Velpen. ID.
Stendal, SO; Union, 10.
Petersburg. 81; Winslow. IS.
WABASH VALLEY TOURNEY
. At Terre Haute
Bloomfield, 20; Brucevilles is.
Glenn, %; Decker, 10.
Wiley (Terre Haute). 20; Bloomingdale.
Dygger, q; CI9verdale, 10,
Pai 5Sag i lill o. ~ mf Rosed ds H.
wARRTCK COUNTY TOURNEY
AT BoOnville
Lynnville. %; Jacksonville. IS.
Newburg 81; Chandler, Is.
Elberfeld, 35; Selvin, rs.
Millersburg, SO; Tennyson. 80.
WHITE COUNTY TOURNEY
At Monticello
Reynolds, "a; Wolcott %.
Brookston, %; Buffalo. 10.
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The Casualty and Surety Leageu
action at the Central alleys last
night found Schornstern the leader
with Clio. but his team, New AM
sterdam. found the Western Aust
Ing too tough. and dropped a pair.
Underwriters Adjusting and In
spection Bureau Swamped the Ma
tional Bureau and the HooSier Cas-
ualty for q triple win.
The K. Of c. League at the Della
ware alleys resulted in two out of
three verdictS. with Block ptical,
J. J. Blackwell & Sons. Finneran
Grocery and Quinn Grocery the VIC
tors over Pittman Rice Coal. HooSier
Optical. Scott Trucking ad Penn
Coal. J. Freige had O65 with c.
Bender a close second with COZ.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-27
OUTSIDERS LEAD MEET
Rich California Pro-Amateur Golf
Tourney Gets Under Way.
By United Press

BV JnItcd FFfSS
RIVERSIDE, Cal, Jan. q. - A
quartet of outsiders" blazed the
way today, as the second half Of
the field teed off in the first an
nual $1,000 Riverside pro-amateur
golf tournament.
Jim Fogerty. st. Louis, and DR..
Paul Garzee. Riverside; Byron Nell
son. Texarkana, Texas. and Arthur
Sato, San Francisco. topped Thine
field with sparkling cards of 65's.
Craig Wood and E. B. Giffen col
lected 66 to rank next to the lead
erS.
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Ben Davis. SO; Washington, %.
Decatur Central, 10; Broad Ripple. 8.
Upton, 81 Manual, 81.
Crispus Attacks. "a; Louisville Cen
OTHER SCHOOLS
g, Anderson %; Culver Military Academy
bedford, %; Bloomington. IT.
Brazil, %; Vincennes, Is.
Brownstoown. 20; Silent Hoosiers. 1ndi
Knightstown "a; Charlottesville. 10.
Elkhart, 80; Riley South Bend. IS.
Frankfort, "a; Richmond, II.
Washington. u.s. Central CEvansville). Is
scOttsh5HTg a. rs s tsygTiPIa i, e.
New Albany, "a Corydon. 20.
Salem. 20; Madison. IS.
Muncie. rs; New Castle, 81.
Wabash, "a Marion. %.
Jeffersonviiie, 81; louisville Manual. %.
Iogansport, Is; Jefferson (Lafayette). IA.
Sot01S6 u El VI; Lebanon TO-
Hartford City, 80; Huntington. 10.
Delphi, 20: Greencastle. 22.
Franklin. IS: Columbus, 10.
Central Catholic (Ft. wayne). 2s; Port
Jasper. 30; Loogootee. II.
Warren Central. IS: New Palestine 10.
Hardinsburg. 80; Charlestown. is.
New Augusta Varsity. 49, New Augusta
Bremen, 81; Culver, IS.
scircieviiie. %; RussiavilIe. Is.
G e,oDil;T1d. % g. , Brock. IT, -
Fowler. 20; Kentland. II.
Mt. Auburn, IS; Clifford. II.
Nappanee. 30; Goshen, 20.
Jefferson Township. 81; Decatur Cath
olic II.
Iofo
H1ntingburg' 20; Tell City, Is.
st. Marys (Anderson). Is: Summit
Pc P5sendleton, 81; oaklandon, a.
Daleviiie' IS; CASTOR. II. "
M MAJ 80; wilkinson. SO.
Lagrange SO; shipshewana. Is.
Auburn. 10; Garrett, 8.
Center Grove, &c. Edinburg,. %.
Aurora, 80; Lawrenceburg. II.
Froebel Gary. IT; Horace Mann
Whiting. %; Valparaiso. 10.
washington East chicagol. 20: Roose-
velt EAST Chicago. 10.
WHa;IIasss Gary, g , a: Hobart, %.
Hammond Tech Sc; Catholic Central
Grown Point, 2e; Rensselaer,. 10.
MseTTillyiIle. II; CLARK Hammond. 10.
Michigan City. is; Central South
Msdora. 20; vallonia, %.
Acton, 26; Lawrence. IA.
Flora. 20; Paramount II.
Warren. lS: Upland II.
Sweetser, %; Lafontaine. 16
rG St; Mary,S Huntington. 80; jefferson
Bunker Hill "a; Chill. IT.
burlington B1 l8; Rossville. IL,
Greentown, 81; Howard, IL.
Mt. Comfort. "a; westland, II.
M N0Tth 5adsoa ns d. e. P POTts Il H.
Darlington. 49, Dover 10.
New Ross, 81: Ladoga. IA
New RiehR g,. ws 81; Linden IS.
Advance. "a; Dover. 20.
New Market, IS; Roachdale. II.
S SGlfaS; 81 -. Mulberry a,y -.
Union City. 80: ,winchesteE. 49,
Jefferson. IS: Farmland, "A
Spartanburg. "a: Jackson. IS.
College Corner o.. "a; st. Andrews
HAMILTON !, o sS.S;Tsn TOURNEY
Noblesyille. 81; Fishers. 20.
Carmel. 81; Atlanta. 20.
KosCIUsKo COUNTY TOURNEY
At Warsaw
Syracuse. 81: Sidney 20.
Beaver Dam, 26: Burket. 10.
Atwood. IS: Clavpool II.
Mentone. 23 Etna Green. 1S.
Milford. 80; LeeSburg. g.
Warsaw. 90; Silver Greek, 9.
RUSH COUNTY TOURNEY
At MirOy
Mays. IS; Carthage, IA.
New Salem, SO: Gings. Of
Morton Memorial, So: Glenwood. Is.
PORTER COUNTY TOURNEY
At Valparaiso.
Morgan. IS: Boone Grove. II.
Chesterton, 81; Washington Twp., II.
Portage. %: Hebron, 20.
Liberty rs: Wheeler, 81.
JENNINGS COUNTY TOURNEY
At North Vernon
Butlervile, 38; San Jacinto. Is.
WAYNE COUNTY TOURNEY
Cambridge CITY. 90: Economy, 26
whitewater. 30: Hagerstown, Is.
CenterVllle AZ WphStar
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Despite a last half rally led by
Wagner, Manual center, the Red
skins fell before Upton, 81 to 81,
in the Redskins gym last night.
Upton took an early lead and never
gave it up. In the last half Manual
climbed TO within points Of their
foes, but couldn't tie or surpaSs the
score.
Summary:
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Summary:

I0Ials--. n I0JaIs III 10
Score at Half-Tipton. IS: Manual 7.
Referee-George. Umpire-Kelly.
Without making a field goal dur
ing the entire game, Broad Ripple
dropped a contest in Shortridge gym
last night. 10 to 6, TO Decatur Cen
trail. Schloot, Broad Ripple forward,
sank free throw for his teams lone
point in the first quarter. Decatur
led at the half, to 1.
Summary:
Decatur Cent. 09l Broad Ripple (6)
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totals. totals. 9
Score at Half-Decatur Central. 5:
Broad Ripple. /.
Referee-Mackey. municipalities.
Crispus Attacks cagers spurted in
the final periods to overcome a Is
to II lead, and dropped the Cen
trail high school quintet from Louis
vile, "a to II. in the Attucks gym
last night.
Summary:
Attacks (34. Louisville IN.
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Totals. g II Totals e. 10 .
Score az Half-Shortridge. Is: cathe-
oral -
Referee-Raufman. Umpire-Ashley.
A rugged Ben Davis quintet
handed the Washington Continent
tails their fourth home defeat last
night. winning 80 TO %. Twenty-six
personal fouls we're called, ten on
the invaders and sixteen on Wash
ingtOn. Johnson, Ben Davis guard,
scored thirteen points with four
baskets from the field and five
losses from the free throw line.
Summary:
Ben Davis 1871. washington (23l.
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Ben Davis, Upton Score
Cage Victories in City
Shortrdge Quintet Slaves OFF Late Rally by Cathedral to
Win, "a to TO- Washington, Manual, Broad
Ripple Bow to Invaders.

thousand Butler hdhouse night
tet - 90 a thrilling
early
rally position the
prep aske league
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Births
Girls

Nicholas and. Idella Brown. 2445 Paris.
Ernest and Dorothy Mumaw. 1922
Winter.
Boys
Ferd and Helen Strack. 80 Caven.
Charles and Della Orr. 5704 East Six
tenth (twinsl.
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washington C23l.

Totals q. IS 10 Totals "a Is
Score at Half-Ben Davis. Is: Washing
ton. IL
Referee-aIedcalft Umpire-Pitcher.
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BY PAUL STRIEBECK,
pinch Hitting for Lefty Lee)

The national championship elm
ination match series Will get under
way at the Central alleys tonight
at 9 o'clock. following the final
squad Of the city tournament open
ing play. A small admission Of 10
cents a person is being charged to
defray expenses for the champions
OF this city to go to the finals at
Peoria. III.
The l0-cent admission charge Will
continue throughout the tourna-
ment, but this does not include the
finals. The second block of this
national elimination contest will be
held at the Delaware alleys tomor-
row at p. m.
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Headlining the program at the
Villa Vanese, Allisonville road, to-
night and tomorrow night is Bill
Eckstein's orchestra. A floor show
also viii be presented
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ROOSEVELT AVE, l829-4-room double:
R R9thfi garage r3 Rffli32i4s E. M. FRIEND
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JOfIN ~; " ELOH q SUNS

ORIENTAL. 349 Mood Groom double;
near Tech. Modern except furnace.
Sl2;50. LI-7S6l. C. c. GROVE. A Vir-
Rinia ave
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RURAL, N. l538-Near Tech. st. Philips,
school 81; stippled. 2-family modern. SIS.
IR-7Q1h
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SHERMAN DR.. S.. 7O2-5-room modern:
good as new; double garage. Rent SIS.
CH-O8Q9
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q Houses for Sale
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
q Sale Suburban Property

The Times Was the only Indianapolis
newspaper 20 gain in Want Ad lineage
In 1872
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The city tournament will get I'M
der way at the Central alleys this
afternoon at 3 O'Clock with various
classes of five-man teams taking the
drives. Other squads will take the
alleys at p. m. and p. m. This
tournament will continue for the
next five week-endS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-27

Mcdaniel, with SOC took all scoring
honorS N the Block Optical Ladies League
a. PritchettS. In team play Marott Shoe
Store ana BOwes Seal Fast teams BANKED
the Coca Cola and 5. & 5. Service hves,
Carr McGaw Insurance and ulian Gold
man store walked OF with a pair from
FOX Jail Birds kIngsburv Beer MauSner
Beer and Real Silk Other individual
high scoring. Shea 5z7; Crane $50. Daw-
son SSl. Alexander. $50. Miller. SOB Ma
honey. 5i6; Worrhem. 5ll. Hohlt. sos. and
ErN md nnns 500 even
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Carl Hardin continued 70 set a dizzy
pace in the Postofice League with a nice
total Of 81. Rouk also counted for SIS.
Team p.av resulted IN a two-to-one YER
DICT Tor CITY Case. Mikes and Three
Trippers over Illinois Street Station. -Four
Trippers and Sub Carriers.
Two-Out-of-three featured the Avalon
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PARK AVE, 3844-South half 3-bedroom
modern double; hardwood floors through
out; garage. Rent reduced.
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18TH ST, w. l23-5 rooms; gas, electric
lights, city water; newly papered; $40.
18TH E., 2512-CIean, modern 4-room
DR-1280
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PENNSYLVANIA, N 2l64-5-room single:
reprinted; repapered: heater furnished.
Reduced. HA-269I-R.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-24
CRUDE SHOTGUN
DISCOVERED IN
STATES PRISON
Guards Vigilance RedoubIed
on Finding Home Made
Weapon.

gV LHifrd Pres
MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. Aug. "a.
Guards frightened their vigilance
at the Indiana state prison today,
following the finding Of a home
made shotgun within the walls.
The weapon was discovered when
guards made a thorough search Of
the buildings after finding firearms
dumped in a waste basket in one
Of the Offices. u was reported.
Several DAYS ago TumOrs leaked
out Of the prison that enough nj
tro-glycerin 70 blow up the prison
and effect a wholesale escape" was
found near one Of the walls.
This report was denied by War
den Louis 2. Kunkel
An unusual undercurrent If I'M
rest has been noted among the in
mates for several weeks. 10 was said.
The utmost precaU.ion is being
taken to prevent an outbreak
Powerful beams Of light are be-
ing trained on the walls Of both
inside and outside at night. Power
for the searchlights is being fur
nished from the city light plant
rather than from the prison power
plant. in order to prevent prisoners
from cutting inside wires.
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In the Book Nook
BY WALTER d. HICKMAN


MANY people who have visited
WI the Chicago worlds fair this
year have written asking if a book
has been compiled of 1884 art
masterpieces.
Last year. Sterling North, Chi
cago publisher, was asked the
same question. so he published
Art Masterpieces Of the 1888
Worlds Fair Exhibition at the Art
Institute Of Chicago" More than
$4,000 copies we're sold.
Mr.. North has done the same
thing this year and Art Master
pieces Of the 1884 Worlds Fair"
lust has been published.
The edition I have for review
sells for IS cents. Special de luxe
edition which sells for SIS is be-
ing prepared.
A second volume of the 1884
series also is being planned and
will be published soon.
ZACH painting is informally
Il discussed by c. J. Bullet,
art critic and author of Apples
and Madonnas."
Mr.. North has been wise in hav-
ing both popular and high-prlced
editions of this valuable work.
The book this year is interest
ing because much consideration
has been given to the works of
American painters. as well as to
the foreign artists.
Among the artists represented
in this first volume of the 1884
series are Angelica, Bellows, Boil
DIM, Cassatt, Cezanne, Chardin,
Copley, Corot, Courbet, Cranach,
Daumier, Eakins, FL Greco, Gains
borough, Gauguin, Goya, Homer,
Ingres, Karfiol, Knoll, Manet, Miro,
Pascin, Renoir. Reynolds, Rubens,
Stewart, Sully. Titan, Trumbull,
Whistler and Wood.
The reader gets a fine portrait
in words of each painter by Mr..
Bullet. Especially interesting are
the critics remarks on Whistlers
The White Girl"
Mr.. Bullet makes each painter
come TO life and his good and bad
qualities. professionally and per-
sonally, are developed.
I consider the work being done
by Mr.. North in publishing these
series as most important as copies
of the worlds greatest and most
interesting paintings may be found
in every home, as we'll as at every
public library.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-24
COFFIN LINKS STUDIED
FOR NATIONAL NEE 7

City Promises to Improve Course for
U. S. Tourney.
Assurance that the Coffin golf
course will be in excellent condition
for the national public links tour
nament if Indianapolis is selected
for the contest next year. was gwen
the United States Golf Association
in letter written by the park de-
partment today.
Following an inspection of the
Coffin course last week by George
w. Klockson, member of the eXecu-
tive committee of the association,
the park board was informed that
the green's and fairways would have
to be improved for tournament play
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-24
DOUG, MARY ARE NEAR
RECONCILIATION, is HINT
Film Couple Allowed to Resume
Normal Existence.

Normal Existence.
BIZ United Press
HOLLYWOOD. Aug. FITTINGS
are looking up for a reconciliation
between Douglas Fairbanks and
Mary PickfOrd. friends decided to-
day as the couple finally was al
lowed to resume normal existence
without being watched constantly.
Reports indicated the film stars
we're continuing their friendly Wis
its. minus the glare Of the spotlight.
There was no indication from them
regarding The ultimate outcome OF
their troubles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-24

Comedy is difficult to write and
only few writer's excel in that
branch of writing. Edward Hope
established himself as a MASTER
full writer of comedy in "She Loves
Me Not" 1t first appeared in book
form, then as play which was
the comedy hit on Broadway last
season and it now is movie. Mr..
Hope is said to score again with
Calm Yourself" which the Bobbs-
Merrill Company will publish on
the last day of This month.
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Tho lion is going to entertain US" said Ne
none. Presently enemy Of Cathne, whom
my warriors captured yesterday, will be turned
into the pit against him 1t is the Athnean against
the lion" And if he kills the lion you viii give
him his liberty?" demanded Tarzan.
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The Athnean is not being put in there to
kill or wound fine young lion but TO be killed"
Nemone added And he has no chance thenI
That is not sport; it is murder!" said Tarzan, dis
gusted Perhaps you would like to go down
and defend him." sneered Erot.