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Fire Reports
Friday

small loss
7:l6 a m. 10 West Twenty-fourth.
residence small loss
$50 a. m. 2115ia Brookside. residence.
s:Ol a. m. 5s4 vinton, residtnce. small
sos a. m. 1905 South Senate, residence.
eos a. m, i7l2 Martindale. residence.
small loss
$40 a m. ss7 East Dsive. woodruff
Place. residence. small loss.
As a m. 1927 Bluff road. tavern. small
loss
1923 a. m. 1913 Kelley. residence. no
IT'LL a. m. s22-24 East Twenty-third.
residence considerable loss.
l.4l a. m. 1912 West McCartv
residence small loss
l;os D. m. 1928 Udell- store room small
I:si D m. 1899 Division. residence,
small loss.
2:2s ?. m, i72s North Meridian. apart
ment. small loss.
2:54 p. m. haywood residence. $500.
2:57 p. m. sol North West, residence.
s:5s p M. $40 North Dearborn. resi-
dence. small loss
iO:47 ,. M ia Naomi. residence. small
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SHORTRIDGE LINKS
ACES ANSWER CALL

According to an announcement
by Lieutenant George A Naylor.
golf coach at Shortridge high school,
thirty eight boys have signed up for
tryouts for the Shortridge golf team,
70 be held at the Riverside golf
links next Monday and Tuesday.
Tentative matches have been
planned with all four Of the city
schools. Culver Military Academy,
Lafayette and Bloomington.
A four-man team will be entered
from Shortridge in the state high
school golf tournament at the
Speedway course May 49,
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Horton Smith
Ends Winter
Play on Top
Golfer Reviews Campaign
in South: Second
Money Winner.
BY GEORGE KIRKsEY

Onlteu HreSS stan correspondent
OAK PARK, Ill, April 21.-Back
from the swing around the winter
golf circuit, Horton Smith, Oak Park
Country Club professional, who won
the Bobby Jones tournament at
Augusta, Ca, today recalled some
of his experiences and observations
during the campaign.
Among them were:
Paul Runyan, White Plains, N. Y,
was the outstanding professional of
the winter season.
Bobby Jones impaired his own
chance of winning the Masters
tournament by playing host to the
boys" after shutdown.
KY Lafoon, Denver; Henry Picard,
Charleston, S. c.; Dick Metz.
Chicago, and Bryan Nelson, Texar-
kama, Tex, were best of the new
corners.
Competition is getting keener and
it's getting harder each year to win
tournaments on the winter circuit.
OHCe won 13 meets.
Smith played in twenty-five tour
namentS and was second high
money winner with approximately
$4,000 to his credit He won only
one tournament-the Masters at
Augusta with a score Of 70-72- 70-72
-284-but he finished we'll up in
the money in practically all of them.
For the siXty-two rounds he played
he used up 1926 strokes or an aver
age of seventy-three strokes per
round.
This is his greatest winter record
since 1928-29, when he skyrocketed
to golfing fame and set the high
money record of SIS 500 by winning
thirteen tournaments.
Il played we'll during the winter,
and am in great physical and men,
tai shape, so I guess this ought to
be the year for me to make strong
bid for the National Open title"
said Smith. MY record in the big
summer tournaments is not so good
The best I ever finished in the Ma
tional Open was third in 1880. In
the British Open I was fourth in
1882. I have never passed the semi
finals in the P. G.. A. tournament.
Smith heaped praise on little Paul
Runyan for his great play during
the winter.
Compliments Bobby
"Runyan is one of our greatest
players" said Smith. His play at
times was miraculous. In the
Cavalier open, he shot four. rounds
of 69-68-66-67 for 270, one of the
lowest scores ever made in any
tournament.
Barring Hagen, Runyan has the
finest temperament of any golfer.
He's ambitious, eager to improve his
game, hard worker and keeps him
self in wonderful physical and men
tai shape. He'll be at the top a
long time"
The Augusta tournament was
termed by Smith as the incest
tournament I ever played in"
Bobby Jones was a true host.
perhaps too good for his golf game"
said Smith. Bobby did a great
thing for the game when he staged
and played in the tournament, and
I think every professional in the
game appreciates it. He made many
new admirers by the way be
handled himself on and of the
links at Augusta"
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COURT FREES $4,000
OF FARMERS TRUST
1917 Per Cent Dividend to be Shared
by Depositors.

Depositors of the defunct Farm
ers' Trust bank, formerly at Market
and Pennsylvania streets, will re-
ceive a payment Of more than $780,
600 from a 1912 per cent dividend,
Superior Judge Clarence E. Weir
indicated today.
Judge Weir announced that ap-
plication had been made for the
dividend by Boyd NJ. Ralston, re-
ceiver. An intervening petition was
filed by John Paul Shafer and
Othniel Hitch that shares in the
dividend be withheld from stock
holders of the defG1ct bank who
also are creditors.
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from. It'll be $40 less if you take
a shorter bamboo pole"
No I said, give me the best
pole you got And let me have $40
worth Of stage money I got to have
something in my wallet"
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
/ Death Notices

McCoUN. MRS. JESSIE wHITE-Age 50
years. passed away Thursday at the
homo OF her daughter. Mrs. A. W. Flick.
444 ". 3lst 81. she Is survived by two
daughters Of this city. Mrs Arthur w.
Flick and Mrs Joseph S. Dienhart and
two sons Harold c. owens OF Anderson.
Ind, and Dr. Paul L. Owens of New
York City. Also surviving Is her mother,
Mrs. w. F White OF Mooresville and
two brothers. Carl L White OF Ander-
son. and Earl A. White OF Oak Park,
Ill. and four grandchildren Funeral
from the residence OF Mrs Flick. go
W. 3lst st. Saturday. 2. m. Friends
invited. Burial Crown Hill Friends
may call after ?. n. Friday. SHIR-
LEY SERVICE.
RoSEMEYER. SARAH ELIZABETH - Age
81 wears. Wife OF William A Rosemeyer
mother OF Mrs. William Feldman. Mrs
George Smith. Mrs. Tine P. Dickinson,
John W. and Arthur T Rosemeyer and
sister OF Mrs Frank Jackson. Green's
burg. Ind. passed away Thursday at
the home Of Mrs. Dickinson. 445i Cen
trail Ave Services al FLANNER & BU-
CHANAN AiORTUARY. Saturday D. m.
Friends invited Burial Crown Hill.
SHIRLEY. A E.-Beloved husband OF r.
diana tBlanchel Shirley father of Janet
Hiatt and brother Of o N Bert l..
Clarence I. and Luther J Shirley. passed
away Friday morning Funeral at the
residence, 1891 n. Meridian St. Monday
2 2. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown
Hill. Friends may call at the residence
AFTER .. SATURDAY.
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INSURANCE FIRM HAS
LARGE 1888 INCREASE
Hardware Mutual Business in Year
Best Since Organization.


STEVENS POINT, Wis, April 81.
The largest year in the history of
the company, was reported for 1888
at the annual meeting of the policy
holders of the Hardware Mutual
Casualty Company held here today.
Assets increased $407 ,63054 to a
total of S5,3461 1852 as of Dec. 81,
1888. Surplus increased S96,769 As to
$1000,76226 in addition to an in
crease OF $4,000 in the contingency
reserve which is now 100000.
The premium income was $4,810,-
63744, an increase of S147,426 so.
Losses paid for 1888 were $685.
644.57. Dividends returned to pol
icyholders totaled 1,078,79842.
Total premiums written since Or
ganization were reported at $50, 1885,
722.54 and total dividends returned
to policyholders $7,377 1880.
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Slight Quake in California

BIZ United Press
LOS ANGELES, April 21.-The
suburban towns Of Huntington
Park, Walnut Park and South Gate
were Jared by q light earthquake
shortly after p. m. last night. No
damage was recorded.
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Race Entries,
Today
(By United Press
AT HAVRE DE GRACE

First Race $500: allowances: 2-year-
olds: four and one-haf furlongs) kings
Pleasure. lit; Arbitrary. l07: Summed. l01.
Dasher, liz; Old Story l07: Ia Maple
queen. lo4: (a)Maple Barbara. 1o4: Track
er. i07.
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The clerk thought my request for
a sextant bit peculiar, and asked
what I wanted it for.
Il want it" I told him, because
am going on sea voyage, and
want to be able. night or day, to
determine my longitude. Would
you please show me reliable
make2"
He pulled out a nice brass num-
Der and motioned me TO a window.
Here" he said. try your hand
at this one. NO. you've got it up
side down That's right. Now look
at the sun
I aimed her up. twiddled a few
. gadgets, and swept the heavens with
my eyes.
"AH right" the clerk said, where
are you?"
"Thirty-fourth and Broadway,
New York City" I replied, quick
as a flash.
Hell, you got it down pat. There's
only one thing That lever up at
the top Is for night longitude TAX
ing Personally. I'd recommend
the night method for you Is there
anything else you need?"
I told him no.
WHY, don't be crazy, man, )"
w he said. you can't make
such a trip with just a sextant Aye,
sit down and let's make up a list of
what you need Let's see, you'll
certainly want some distress rock
etts in case you're wrecked. I'd
get the purple ones. They can't be
seen as far, but they're much pref
tier. Have you got any bedroom
slippers?"
No I said, a bit embarrassed.
We'll, you must get a pair. Oh,
yes, before I forget it. Along with
the rockets you ought to have
some flotsam and jetsam. It's very
comforting if you miss the lifeboat.
We have a special on it today. It's
brand new, and most Of it has
,{,oCved edges to grab onto"
The clerk checked his list and
continued.
oh, forgot to tell you. That
special an the flotSam and ietSam
includes, today only, a shirt for wav-
ing in case you are stranded on a
>desert island. I think you'll like the
shirt. It's pin-stripe madras with
the new tab collar"
OF course you'll need a cask of
~ fresh water. A ten-gaIlon cask
will be sufficient. I'd say. Then you
ought to have a few strings of beads
and gayly cOlored muslin. Just in
case your deserted island isn't en-
tirely deserted and the Indians want
to swap. And, of course, one best
seller. Pilgrims Progress would be
nice"
How much does all this come
TOP" I asked
The clerk added.
Three hundred and thirty-four
dollars, including a twenty five-foot
extension pole to wave the shirt
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AMMO JUDGEMENTS
Death Notices

BAUs. ADAM J,-Father Of Helen Baus
away Thursday. April l9. at residence
Nqry9od @ Funeral h. at SHIRLEY e
nois, Saturday. April 81. at 2:3O P. m.
Friends invited. Burial at Crown Hill
EsMON, JOHN sANUEL-BeloYed father Of
Mrs. Leila 3. Pease. Mrs. Grace Tedrove,
Arthur and John Esmon. passed away at
the city hospital Wednesday p. m.
Friends may cal at the BERT s; GADD
funeral home Saturday. april q, 10
a: m. Friends invited. Gnternent Grown
FOX. FRANK-Age 81, beloved husband If
tTene Fox and I'd, father 9f Frank and
Fox. brother Of Mrs. Henry Mackel,
Gertrude. oscar and Vincent. died at
Earmersburg. md; accidental death.
Drexel, Monday. $50 a. m; Little Flow
Friends invited Holy Name Society Will
SPEAKS :: FINN FUNERAI 'sERvFcE'
FRANKIE. LOUISA-Beloved mother OF
MIS-. Minnie McC.rayer. Henry. William.
Louis Charles. Albert and Harry Franke.
sister OF Mrs Carrie LinlaU and Fred
Rodebeck. passed away al her home in
CUMBERLAND Thursday evening Funeral
Saturday. 2 p. m. at the residence. In
Max HBRRLICH & son SERVICE.
HART. PAIEICK - Brother Of the late
Martin Hart. passed away Thursday
April 49, at residence Of william Kearns
IL miles northeast Of Brownsburg. Ind
Funeral Saturday. April II. ESQ a. m.
al residence. Services at 81. Malachi
church, BrOwnsDurg. Ind. a. m In
terment St Malachi cemetery Friends
invited. FINN BROS SERVICE. Brook
ville lInd.l papers please copy.l
MCOTTAR, CATHERINE-Beloved wife Of
William Mccottar. sister Of Joseph and
ing. Friends may call at the home. eos
Weghorst St. after 6 D. m Saturday.
Funeral service from the hone Mon
day, ApM g. p. n. Burial Crown Hill.
w. z aASENGYM SERVICE.
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Second Race $780, claiming: 3-year-olds
and up; six furlongs )-Burleigh, 100;
Lady Glasgow, IO6; Hooligan. l04: Hacky
H. Ill.
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Henry FOLIOlUs the Sea
Mariner Needs Everything but Fresh Wind on Ocean
These Days, Mac Finds.
BY HENRY MLEMORE
United Press STAFF Correspondent

April Aiacys Department yesterday
buy today sailing cup
team Europe
cautious
remember
the a
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AT ARLINGTON noWNs

First Race $500; allowance; 2-year-
aNanf Ill los ios Ph Balsrd 59e
1I2 Old Nick, ia; Charlie Dawn. iii.
(a)Maemere Farm entry.
Second Race (s7OO; claiming; 3-year-
olds and up about. i've and one-half fur
xManya, Jos; SLe Miserable. e5 Flo N,
107 xsiF roster, s.; sophist. III,
Third Race C$7oo; claiming: s-year-olds;
about i've and one-half furlongsl -xDrole
Polly, los; XSister Clare, los: xBig Lady,
l95; Stout Boy. is; Hard Boiled. rs;
XSaracen Maid, los; xJust High, no. Fab
ulous, lis; XChauylnism. los; xLamporte.
ITO.
Fourth Race (s7OO; claiming; 3-qear-olds
and up; about five and one-half furlongs)
---xAunt Flor, 81; xzorana, 107; xRepaid,
xAltmark, los: xGa6reia Lily. 50: xBurn-
ing Up, 106 Open Hearth. ia; Ep. 81.
Handicap; 4-year odds and up. one and
one-eighth milesl--Jim Dandy, 81; Stride
away; lie; Frank Ormont, 104; abs pat,
k Rei R o4 caf9 m I Rp Van ~ WnSe
IO2; aMad Wind. 105; Sad knight. IS.
al. D. Spreckels III entry.
Sixth Race $4,000 added; The Texas
Derby; 3-year-olds; one and one-eighth
Salute, 1876; Bender First, 1876 bSomebody,
1875; Money Getter, 12e; bKievex, 1926;
Riskulus, 1875; Mr.. Bun, 1875; Hickory Lad,
a-W. Sachsenmaier entry.
b-Maemere farm and w. Graham
entry.
ee,,o,+L p,co le7oo. c1oj,,;x,r. A 1,o,--oIds
and up; one and sixteenth niles
Wind. Is: xBackT%Ed Meyer i 565; Thi ,S4s
xCanteron, 10; Haramzada. 112; xLongus,
10; xBlameless. los; xTiempo, Ill.
Eighth Race (s7oO; claiming; 3-year-olds
and up; one and one-sixteenth milesl-
Oscillation, lo7; Mr.. Bun, 81; xHildur
alive, 1O7; xWhisking. 107; xPrince Toka-
lon. 107.
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather, cloudy; track, heavy.
Horses nsetd in order of post positions.
AT JAMAICA
First Race $1,000; The Graduation Purse;
maiden colts and geldings; 2-year-olds
Best Butter. 118; Porter Call, 118; Chance
Ray. 49, Pitter Pat, 118: Sufficient. 1l8.
Second Race $500; claiming; 3-year,-olds
and up. six ,furlongs) Judge Schilling,
III; Little Lad. III; Knights End, los;
xVolta Maid, 107; xTransen,- 1917; St.
Stephens. III; Thoughtless 105; Dunbar,
117 KEPT. 10.
Third Race 1890; conditions; Swear
olds; six furlongs Sleepy Joe, 113;
CHANGING, 113; Gentle Knight. l13; Dusky
Princess, 1903: Vicar. 113.
Fourth Race ($2,5O added; The Pau
monok Handicap: 3-year--olds and up SIX
furlongs)-Sgt Byrne, l12; Okapl. JIG;
National Anthem. LOT; Kerry Patch, 122;
Curacao, 107; Pompeius, ia; Blind Bow
boy, 100: Quel Jeu, ITO; Slapdash, ITO;
Faireno. 1876; Vicar, 1903; Clotho 1O7.
Fifth Race 1890; claiming; 3-year-olds
and up; six furlongs Little Lad, 1T;
Transen' l07; Thoughtless,. los; Dunbar,
III; Kept. ITO; Xandra, 112; Daudet. III
Sixth Race 1890; claiming; 3-year-olds
and up; one and one sixteenth miles =
Mint De Mic. 1903; Moiras Chief 1o7;
xMoralist. Ill; My Kentucky, 116; FLYING
Gypsy, 10; Patrice Runyon. 102; Race
Cape 107.
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather, clear track, fast.
Horses not listed in order Of post posi-
First race 2:4o p. m.
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Race Results
Yesterday
Race Entries and Scratches on
on Page Twenty-four)
AT ARLINGTON DOWNS

First Race
($700: claiming: 2-year-olds: AZ furlongs)
Anacreon (Litzenberger) 1910 290 2.70
Grandview &C. E. Allen).. $50
Time SIS 3-5
;, Also Ran-Carbines Count. Barney AL
Second Race
($7OO; claiming; 4-qear-olds up; % mile)
Forget Not (Willhite) S060 1910 1890
RHla (Malzanl .......... 4.60 $40
Volwood (Bagur) ......... 4.20
Time. Ill 2-5.
Also Ran-Golden Words, Dawn Mist.
Seven Up, Ad Remmcon. Threat. DR.. Louis
Hannah, Prometheus.
Third Race
(s7OO; claiming; Swear -olds; "a mile).
Tum6er e {lIBagur) 4700 4 80
Thistle Fit (R. Whitaker $3.50
Time 1:13.
Also Ran-Congenial. .xBig snob. Foxie
Sis. xThistle Lucy, Urchin, Amfag. Cla-
flag XWrack Ace Fleckle.
X-Field.
Fourth Race
Cs700; claiming: 3-year-olds; one mile.)
Polly Gee (Peters) ...... 1000 go ITO
BenareS (Harbort) ...... 800
Time. 1872
Also Ran-Brimf1eld. Matthias, Bostonian
Gal. Hearty Lad, hat and run.
Fifth Race
$500; allowances; 3-year-olds and up; one
Essential LLitzenberger. 1880 Ss90 3s s0O
Dis Dat (Tavlor) ;....:.. 2.9O go
Trombone (Humphries). 2.So
Time. 1:41.
Also Ran-Jim Dandy. Don Vern, Cursor.
Sixth Race
(S7o0: claiming; 4-year-olds up: Ills
nlilesl
Slapped (Litzenberger) 800 $50 22o
Flying Cadet (Taylor).. ESQ Ky
Eva B. Montgomery z'oo
Time 1:47.
Also Ran-Midshipma Noah's pride.
AT HAvRE DE GRACE
First Race
1890: claiming; 2year Odds. az furlongso
"a Whoa Back C. Windle) ITO 240 290
Hilise (R. jones' .....:.. 25O 29U
(allLangueggoHpeg (Tipton).' 2'so
Time. :56 rs.
Also Ran-Little wackie. Donna Tutti.
Ca) ziegler- Middleburg entry.
Third Race
1890: claiming; 3-year-olds and up: "a
mile)
MY Boss (R. Fischer -. $40 40 800
Texas Tommy (MerritO $40 $50
Bride Elect (Sage) 2oo
Time. 1916 lbs.
Also Ran-Murmuring. Pass, Trillium,
Hawk Moth.
Second Race
CS8O0; claiming: 3-year- olds: % mile.l
Tight Wad IL. Fallon) $500 1910 780
Black Song q. Lowry 1910 69o
Miss Glace u. Renick) $50
Time. 1:16 3-5.
circle circle Bonnie Dhu, Karonite. lou. Privel-
Ion.
Fourth Race
1890; allowances; S-year-olds: one mile
and 70 yards
Round Table CHinter) 4.4o ,3.2o 2.40
Repeal fE. Smith ........ 1910 4.90
Rhadamanthus Workman $40
Time. !: 48 is.
Also Ran-omar Khy Stir. Gallon Lad.
Banners Flying.
Fifth Race
1890; claiming; 4-year-olds and up;
lis miles.
HE 2sgng Ti0 M ,spgs $50 SiS 3SS
One Chance (Hunterl -. $50
Time. 1:19 is.
Also Ran-Axentea. Field Goal. Prince
Abbot.
Sixth Race
1890; claiming; 4-year-olds and up; mile
and 10 yards.
Harkv (Merrittl ........ $40 $40 $50
All Rowes Porter &c.. 2.70 2.20
Cloudy Day (R. jones' $50
Time-1:48 2-5.
Also Ran-Light Breeze. Wandel Jolie
File.
Seventh Race
$500: claiming; 3-year-olds and up; mile
and 10 Yards.
Honey sweet Lowry 400 $50 Out
God O. War tSagel -. $40 Out
Bif H. Mattioli) ...... Out
Time-1:48 is.
Also Ran-Kiltamond.
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Third Race $500; claiming: Swear -olds
and up; six furlongs Plateau, 100: St.
Fer1id. io8 chain, Ito: Duniey. io2 Dor 5OT
noch. ll3.
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Fourth Race 1890: claiming: Swear
olds; one mile and seventy yards
xChrysmute l02; Sainted, 104; xSteelhead,
LOG; Pass Shot. 104; xErebus. LOG.
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Odds and up; one and one-sixteenth niles
-xHobnau 107; Brad, 1l2 Mannerism,
1l2; Soeur Blanche. ITO; xDark Fey, ITO:
xPencader 1O7; Isostasy. 1l2; xSun
x-Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather, clear: track. heavy.
Horses listed in order of post positions.
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BIddle street.
NOTICE 10 BIDDERS.
Notice IS hereby given that sealed bids
for the purchase Of the following mate
rails will be received by the Chairman
Of the State Highway Commission Of In
diana at his office on the third floor.
State House Annex, 102 North Senate
Avenue indianapolis Indiana, until 2
p, m. on the 4th day, Of May; 1884, at
which time they will be publicly opened
Invitation No. s25sB-15 Sets Of Stand
ard Sleeves 8" Diameter F. o. B. Indianap-
Invitation No. 3271-6oo Tons No. I
Crushed Aggregate or Gravel in trucks at
Plant in the Monticello Sub-district.
Invitation No. 3272-500 Tons No 4
Crushed Aggregate or Gravel in trucks at
Plant or deld on Road % in the vicinity
Inyitaati3n No; s273-5oo Tons No. =
invitation No. s274-5oO Tons No.
Crushed Aggregate or Gravel F. o. B. Bur
Invitation No. 3275-5oO Tons No. 4
Crushed Aggregate or Gravel F. o. B.
Seadeld. Indiana.
Bids shall be submitted upon standard
proposal forms. Proposal forms and
specifications will be furnished free upon
request.
The right is reserved by the Chairman
to reject any or ali bids. or 10 award on
any Combination of bids that in his judy
ment is most advantageous to the State
Of Indiana.
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF
INDIANA
JAMES D. ADAMS Chairman
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Fifth Race (s7,5oO added the Philadel-
phia Handicap; 3-year-olds and up: one
and one-sixteenth miles -aMonel, 106;
aSpringsteel III: bInlander. ia: Lar
ranaga, 113; Equipoise, 1870; bCaesars
Ghost. 107; Silent Shot. 1O4; Gay World,
lis.
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IS. W. LabrOt entry,
b-Brookmeade stable entry.

Sixth Race $780, claiming; 4-year odds
and up; one and three sixteenth niles
Bar, ia; xBrass Monkey. 100; Syriac. ia;
xFabius. 107.
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Cards, In Memoriams

wish TO express our deep
gratitude 10 our many friends and rela-
tives for their kindness. sympathy and
fora, offerings in death Of our father
FRANCES NJ. ANDERSON. We especially
wish 10 thank the Rev Kendeu mem
beers Of the West Washington NJ z
church. the singers the jolly Sixteen
club. Harris I. o O. r Lodge No So
ana Moore & Kirk Funeral Directors
THE CHILDREN
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
MERCHANDISE
37-c Building Materials

4VHtItOAAt
MISUNDERSTANDING
Flat-rim sinks .............. Sl50 up
New toilet bowls ...........S2.50 and 81
Bath tubs .;;......::........'S5Oo up
New wall-hung lavatorieS $500 1915 up
New pedestal lavatories ........Sl2.5 so up
New drainboard sinks ........... $500 up
Your Old Plumbing Taken in Trade.
American Plumbing Supply Co.
834 w Washington st. RI-o095.
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First Race (s700; allowance 2-year-
olds; four and one-half furlongsl-
Radiator, Ill Hardatit. III; Phildia. 100;
lalNankin, l08; a)Ogle. 108: Bulstrode,
liz; Old Nick, 1l4 Charlie Dawn. Ill.
(a)Maemere Farm entry.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-21
16 Situations Wanted

SEAMSTRESS@ IN your home. Ex
perienced house cleaners. Iart cash :
$50 S East
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Is Wanted-MaIe or Female

MANIFESTATION for dry cleaning;
commission. Apply 1928 Virginia Ave.
JANITOR. Man. wife only. Maintenance
experience. State salary. etc. ist letter.
Times. Kz50.
statesmen AND sALESLADIES 70 sell
Glosso Glass Cleaner. and MilleTs My
scle WateTless Cleaner. Room 3. l04lz
W. Ohio. CH-032t RT-5l26
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-21
LEGALS
Sc Legal Notices

goods belonging to the fol-
April %, 1894; L. D. Tyler T. J. Mob
lit; H. E. VanVoorhees. M. c. Boodro
r. NJ. Pritchard, F. D. Mulholland, E.
Lizzie Wilson. Ruth Schores. r. W. Jen-
ney-Edd. Avedon. OTTO j. SUESz. 900
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-21

xApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather cloudy; track. heavy.
Horses nsetd in order of post positions.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-24
BARN IS RAINSHrD

CLEVELAND. July o.
A barn on an Ohio farm
is a landmark for Upits5
Lines coast-to-coast p:ICt.
another distinction. The ri,
falls on one side of tIs
flows into the Atlantic, an
rain on the other cmpti~,
the Gulf of Mexico.