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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-24
With Semi-PrOS
and Amateurs

The fracas between the Baby LinCOlnS
AND ri Amigos was called by agreement
In the eighth inning with the count al
san in the Bridgeport tourney Yesterday.
Stratton OF the LincoinS and Williams OF
the Amigos were the opposing mounds
men The timely pinch hit Of Kenneth
Frautz 100 the sixth inning brought the
Bridgeport Blues ! 10 victory over
the A NJ As IN the second game Of
the meet Grimes and RuSic formed the
Blues battery. while Gillespie and Bed
we'll worked fOr the losers The Baby
Lincoins-El Amigos tilt Will be resumed
from the eighth inning next Sunday az
1880 The winner viii oppose Bridgeport
for the championship. and the losers viii
meet 7. A. NJ As.
Beech Grove Reds beat Little and sons
IN The first tilt OF a twin bill 20 >. be-
bind The twirilng OF Miller. Reds also
whipped BriChtWood 4 C.'S. TO 4 Nc
clam and Hurt we're The opposing hurlers
Claim OF the Reds famed sixteen
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-24

After a summers absence from the air
while Summer Interluoe" was presented
under the same sponsorship. The Big
Show will return to its regular period
from 7:30 70 8 o. m. Monday over WFBM
and the Columbia network.
The Care and Feeding of Hobby
Horses" will present drsmatized stories
of more unusual hobbies over WFBM
and the Columbia network Monday
from $50 to D. m.
An old favorite The Japanese Sand
man" sung BY GLADYS Swarthout. Mar
gsrer Speaks Prank Chapman and Fred
Eufsmith. will be a featured number OF
the Garden Concert Monday at $50 D. n.
over WKBF and an NBC network
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-24
SAN ANTONIO WINS
TEXAS SERIES FRACAS
BIZ Times SpccinI

By Times Special
GALVESTON, Tex, Sept. "a
The Galveston baseball club failed
to sweep the Texas League cham
pionship series here last night when
pitcher Caldwell of San Antonio,
though giving up eleven hits, held
the BUGS ScoreleSs, while his mates
garnered four runs. q
Galveston has won three games,
and four victories are needed to
clinch the title. 1t was the second
victory for San Antonio The game
tonight will be played in San An
tonic.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-24

Totals 10 % ~ Totals b s p Is
Smith haffcd f0r Chaplin IN seventh
Blades hattcd for Elliott IN seventh.
sweeney battcd Tor Heath IN ninth
Nftrneanolis . 100 600 400
CoiTwHus ....-. ... l0l 600 O00-2
Errors-E Moore Wilson. Runs batted
fn-Harrrarc smith a. Rigs. T. Moore.
Two-hasc hit-Mvcrs Home run-Riggs.
smith Double plav-WilSOn 10 Myers 10
Heath Left on bases Minneapolis. 4;
Columbus 8 Base on halls-Of Chaplin.
? on Elliott Z. of Khnger. J. Struck
out-bv Chaplin. D by Elliott 2 BY
Shaufe . hv kunger. J. Hts-Of Chap
uinEs- Of Shautc ! IN innings. of
Ki.nuer. o IN innings Hit by pitcher
b. Elliott lHargraVcI Winning pitcher
Chaplin Losing nItcher-FliOtt- umpireS
johnson and Donabuc. Time IS.
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GUY RATHBUN SIGNS

B. Tins Special
SPOKANE, Wash. Sept 24.-Guy
l. Rathbun. former Indiana uni
versity assistant coach. has accepted
q position as director of physical
education and athletics at Spokane
Valley Junior College. G. H.
Schlauch. college president. has an
nOunccd.
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Maria &c Licenses

Maynel Daily. 81, Of 1904 University
avenue, druggist and Lucille Clements 10,
of 327 South Talley avenue. housekeeper.
William Schoch. 81, Box 1T. r. r. /,
eenle,c.tr9typer = and Mildred 1l1 Simon 2l' Of
William Rifle 55, Windfsll, farmer and
Pearl Woodland, 81 OF 1901 Broadway,
Roy Wlennick. %. of 300 South Eleventh
street laborer and Dagmar Won Mechow,
%. of 425 North Alabama street. clerk.
Gerold Bostic. 49, Greensburg farmer,
and Luela Root 49, Of 1929 Beechwood
avenue, housekeeper
Milton Conner. Is. of 1875 Chester street
laborer, and Dana Robinson. % of 20
Melvin Smith, rs. Of 1926 Villa avenue.
craftsman, and Margaret Robinson. %, Of
4945 West Eleventh street StenogTa pher
avenue, clerk. and Mary Powers, 10, Of 825
Warren avenue. housekeeper.
Francis Hudson, Is, Of 2438 Broadway,
East Twenty-fourth street, telegraph
Charles poppie. %. of 1913 South Illinois
street, bank examiner and Routh Mosias,
"a. Of 317 East Maple road, saleslady.
Fred Webster, a. Of 2l3li2 West Central
avenue, clerk. and Margaret Montague, 10,
of lit North Warman avenue, housekeeper.
George Curry, "a. Of 2i04 North Harding
street. engineer. and Dorothy Kenworthy,
%. of Sill East Twenty-second street.
Everett Jewell. %. Peru. teacher and
Carolyn Hinshaw, 20, of 1913 Newman
Art Art Rowe. 80. Of 617 Marion avenue.
aborer, and Nellie Hendricks, q, OF 522
Marion avenue, clerk.
Wilbur Snyder, p, ZlonSyAe; laqorer.
street. housekeeper
Wilbur Thomas. 40. of 248 South
La Sale street. conductor. and Ida. Hale.
4s. Of 24s South La Sale street. house
Bertram Wright. %. Winchester. appren-
tice. and Ruby Harshbarger IS. Of 1925
West Twenty-sixth street, box maker.
John Merritt. o. Of IA East Twenty
fourth street, engineer and Dorothy ON!
oscar Brown, %, OF 3Os South Temple
avenue. supply man, and Media Freeland.
10, of 24o6 Southeastern avenue house
Leon Summers. 20. Of 59O6 West Wash
ington street truck driver. and Mary
Engle 20 of R. r. 3, Box l07, housekeeper.
Paul Sutherlin 25. OF 1887 South Emer-
son avenue, poster. and Madeline Bloom.
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CHAMPION FENCER DIES

BIZ iWCS NpCcl0L
PARIS, Sept. PA heart attack
yesterday brought to an end the
fencing career Of Lucien Gaudin,
48, regarded in France as the worlds
greatest fencer. He won the double
Olympic championship in 1923.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-24
LOGANS MEET KIRKLIN

BIZ lnlCS NpCcI0I
LOGANSPORT, Ind, Sept. "a
Logansport high school will meet
Kirklin in a football game here to-
night. The game was postponed
from an earlier date because Of
rain.
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TUESDAY
Fishing the Air

Harry Kogen will direct his Greater
Minstrels orchestra in a "Jitters" medley
including Stumbling" Suffering and
day. at .. m, over WLW and an NBC
network.
DR.. Charles W. Myers, superintendent
of the city hospital, will be principle
speaker on the indianapolis Convention
and Publicity bureau program Monday
at 1:15 D. m. over WKBF.
jacques Fray and Mario Braggiotti will
feature their twO-piano setting of Rayel S
''Daphnis and Chloe" over WFBM and the
Columbia network. Monday. from 7:l5 TO
1870 D. m.
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High School Football

GAMES OF SATURDAY
Bicknell, 10; Bose EVANSVILLE, 0.
Bloomington. 70 Bloomfield, 2.
Newcastle. 10; Plainfield Q.
St. .Hedwige. South Bend, o; Central
Catholic FIT. Wayne. 0 (tie).
Mishawaka. 10; Plymouth, s.
Riley South Bend. 7; La Porte. s.
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Deaths

Mary wiuhtts. So CT 7l5 North Della
ware carcinoma
James oscar Parker. 30. OF a. North
fremont. uremia.
John Dc We're. IS. OF 1902 Brill road.
arterl0SclercSIS.
Raymond Crane. S. Of 1917 ReisneT.
aSphyNiation.
Theresa Marie Friedrich. IS mos. St.
VincentS hospital. 6ronoho pneumonia.
Kenneth w Burns ~, Of 1915 East
SiXty-third. coronary throm ooSis
John DOYLE. S. city hospital. oToneno
Catherine A. young 81. Of ssOl North
Pennsylvania acute nephrits
Frank G Higgins. So. NoTvays 5ana-
Elizabeth L. Collins 81. Of 46ll PARK.
hroncho pneumonia. 49,. -,
Dorothes A. SiorcS. So. Of 2542 North
Talbot acute parenc hymatous nepnriils-
Allen + Elmore. 81. Central lndlana
hospital hvpOStatc pneumonia.
Norma Jean Jester } months CITY nos
Margaret + FTitts, rs OF 1924 Wood
james an Anderson. g. OF 1924 Hoyt angina
L1elma Apple. 81. of GAIT Adams. sar-
Alta Loona Anackcr. 81. OF $40 North
Riley myOCarCltlS.
Naomi Coons. 10 months. city hospital
Helen E webster. %. Of 25i5 Paris.
Lillian whistler 81. Fletcher sana-
MaTy E sphinx. as. OF 922 North Shelf
field epithel0ma
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-24
NUSsLEIN WINS TOURNEY

BERLIN, Sept. 24.-Hans Nuss-
lein, veteran German pro, captured
the German professional tennis
championship in tournament fin
iShed yesterday.
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Miller Rally
Ties Up A. A.
Series Count
kelS and Birds Mix Tonight
With Score 2-AII; Homer
by Smith Wins.
BELnitca Prs

B. Lntfrd Press
COLUMBUS. o. Sept. 24-With
each team holding two victories, the
Columbus Red Birds and the Min
neapolis Millers viii play the fifth
game Of their series for the Amer
lean Association baseball champion
ship here tonight.
Ed Greer. who already holds one
victory IN the series. viii pitch for
Columbus. He probably will be OPP
: posed by Walter Tauscher. Both
are Iight-handers.
1900 on Hand
Minneapolis Won yesterdays game
here TO ?. before a crowd Of 1900
Jim Chaplin Of Minneapolis and
jim Elliott OF Columbus put on a
fine pitching duel until the seventh
inning when the Millers made four
runs.
A home run b. pinch hitter Ernie
Smith with the bases full gave Min
neapOlis It's winning runs. Lew
Rigs blasted homer for Columbus
IN the third
ArIctt walked 70 start the Mil
lcrs seventh Wright beat out a
bunt Norris forced Arictt at third.
Camel then sent q f. 20 Cullop.
Wright advancing 20 third and Nor
us making second. The sacks were
filed after Peel was purpOsely
passed TO get at pitcher Chaplin.
Pinch Hitter Connects
Manager Ownie Bush sent in
Ernie Smith 10 bat for the hurler.
Ernie found one to his liking and
sewed up the game with a home run
into the left field bleachers.
Billy Myers. Columbus shortstOp,
slated TO report to the New York
Giants next year. suffered a groin
injury in the eighth after cOllidlng
with Norris while attempting to
slide into second. and was carried
from the field. II is reported My
ers viii be III shape TO play tonight,
however.
The series will continue here until
one team has won four games. Score
yesterday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-24

HIGH SPOTS OF MONDAY NIGHTS
PROGRAMS.
4:15-NBC CWJZ)-U. S. Army band.
6:O0--COLUMBIA - Modern Noun
taineers.
s:15-COLUMBIA-E c. Hill
6.30-NBc (WEAF)-Garden concert.
COLUMBIA-Grace Moore.
6:45-NBC (WJZl The Schooner
Seth Parker.
7:o0-NBC (WEAF1 -Gypsies.
NBC-(WJZl Minstrel Show.
7:30-COLUMBIA-" Big Show"
Block and Sully.
NBC-f WEAFl - House Party
with Joe Cook; Donald Noyis.
observation-disclosures Kings Of
chestra.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-24
Maroons Hope to Oufor
Some 1884 Grid EIeUens
CHICAGO Doesn't Expect to Win Big Ten, and 1t Isn't
Figuring on Losing Every Game.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press staff Correspondent

CHICAGO Sept to the Big Ten football
championship aren't going to be dSgraced on the grid
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Births

Orson and Sylvia Dausman. 81. Vincents
hospital
hospital
Glenn and Elsie Puckett. ST. vincsnt's
hospital
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Tonight's Radio Tour
NETWORK OFFERINGS

? -70-America' CUP race iNBCl.
3 0O-Blue Room Echoes tNBCl.
3 30-The Tattered Man LNBCI.
3 Nursery rhymes tNBCi.
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SEPT. "a, 1884
VITAL STATISTICS
Birth

Lawrence and Florence yerbarE. 81, VIM
cents hospital
dietrich and Johanna Hops D.. VIM
Kenneth and Louise smetEsr. 52s
Minerva.
[ Bows
Charles and Theresa Buhsr ST. viuosnts
hospital. o., - -
joseph ard Dorothy Hammans, 81. VIM
cents hospital
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WFBM (1230) Indianapolis
Power and Light Company
MONDAY

P. M.
4:l5-Miniatures tCBSl.
4:30-Tonight on the Air.
435-Film flashes.
4:45-Playboys CBS)
5 00-BohemianS.
; :30-Buck Rogers tCBSl
5:45-Eddie and Jack.
600-Cowboys.
6.15-Edwin G. Hill lCBSl.
6.30-Radio hour tCBSl.
7:O0-Concert orchestra lCBSl.
7:I5-Fray and Braggiottl CCBS)
7:30-The Big Show (CBS)
S00-Serenade tCBS).
s :s0-Care and Feeding of Hobby Horses
(CBSl.
9:O0-Fats Waller tCBS).
9:15-SketcheS in melody
9 3O-Casa Iona orchestra tCBS).
945-Dr g. Bromley Oman.
10:00-Danny Russo orchestra (CBs(,
l / :OO-Earl Hines orchestra (CBSl
ii :30-Carios Molina orchestra CBS).
II 90 Midnight-Sign off.
TUESDAY
e 6:soEpep club.
7:00-Song reporter 1CBS).
8:55-BiiPE and Pa ,G4ins s919 5cBs,.
8:15-Crane Calder OBS.
S:$o-News CCBsl; ,,,, ems,
9:OO-United States navy band (CBS1
9:3O-Do-Re-Mi (CBSl.
9:45-DeSSa Byrd at the organ
1O:OO-Homemaker's hour.
1O:3O-Al Kavelin orchestra (CBS).
11:O0-Just Plain Bill (CBSl.
II :15-George Hall orchestra.
II :30-Hoosier Farm Circle.
II Noon-Oriental (CBS).
P M
l2:$0-Artist Recital CcBsl. ,cDs,
:00-Metropolitan Parade (CBSl.
:3O-Ann Leaf at the organ CBS).
2:OO-Poetic Strings (CBS).
2:30-'Two Thirty Tunes.
3:00-Playboys (CBS).
3:30-Viewing the News.
3:45-Modern Mountaineers (CBSl.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-24

ONE of these days you are go
~ ing to see the little girl
above playing in the national
women's tennis singles champion
ships at Forest Hills. She is Helen
Petersen, of Stamford, Conn, who
is holding the cup she won after
annexing the junior girls national
singles title at Philadelphia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-24

tail-end Reds in the second half
of the twin bill at Cincinnati yes
terday virtually put the Giants
in" with the flag, Chief Terry
declares. In other words, the New
Workers now feel safe after having
suffered a bad case of filters on
account of the last-minute rush
staged by st. Louis.
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TUESDAY
WKBF (1400) indianapolis
Indianapolis Broadcasting. Inc.)
MONDAY

MONDAY
4:6o-Al Pearce and His Gang CNBc).
4:45-Merry Macs (NBCl.
5:00-The Knothole Gang.
5:i0-Where to Go in indianapolis.
5:l5-Freddie Martins orchestra CNBC).
55:39-M Marie C HG2doI !NBCl'
S:60-Jan CT CARRIER supper Club (NBC).
S:35-Broa5dcast from the Seth Parker
7:oO-Democratic county committee.
7:05-To be announced;
7:15--This Week in indianapolis.
8:00-NBC Symphony orchestra CNBCl
8:30-Musical Cocktail.
8:35-Press radio news.
8:45-Democrat- Republican series (NBcl.
9:00-Sports review.
9:15-Gene and Glenn lNBC).
9:30-Garden concert (NBC).
10:00-Anson Weeks orchestra NBCl.
10 3o-Harold Storms orchestra lNBC)
II: 30-Pam Pendarvis' orchestra (NBCl.
1900 Midnight-Sign of.
TUESDAY
6:30-Morning devotions.
6;45-The Temple of the Air.
8 8:0S-tTSiG9di McHG1gh CNBcl.
$S:j5-6astles Of f. Romance 0as! eN ,NBc)
o.0O-MOIilIS Ed1 due INoOjs
9:00-Rose Room melodies.
9:15-America' cup race (NBC).
10 :00-Fields and Hall (NBCD.
Macs (NBC).
10 :30-Vic and Sade (NBCl.
10:45-Words and Music tNBC).
iI:l5-Hon. Archie and Frank lNBCl.
/ 30-Farm and Home hour tNBCl.
P NJ
IL 3O-Ideal reporter
l2:45-Ma Perkins tNBCl.
1:00-CrosScuts from the Log OF Day
(NBCD.
1.30-Walter Hickman.
200-Chick Webb's orchestra tNBC1.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-02-15
TOWN OF SANDSTONE
Township FOrty-twO (42)
Range Twenty COD

a. 81 -NdtIOlldi corporation
apolls, nwA of neA, less
Homer D W a. Card. swA of
FRANK Loken. ne4 Of nw1a
Frank Loken. Sc "a of NV IA
Homer "A. Card. nwA of sci
Marbery Co.. neA of neA .
IDA Hermanson. nw14 of ne !
Marbery Co.. se4 of nell
IDA HermansOn. sw14 of ne
vaughn & O'Brien, neA of $
Vaughn d O'Brien, NV IL of 5
Vaughn d O'Brien. Sc "a of 5
vaughn & O'Brien, swA of $
5. Kip. DIVA of swA
Standard Land Co., nell of n
Standard Land Co., NV Il of
David NJ. Hunt, sell of ne
David M. Hunt. swA of ne
Hurley d OBrien, mel of n,
Hurley & O'Brien. nwA of I
Hurley & O'Brien. seA of \
Hurley q O'Brien. swA of n
Reynolds Corp. neA of se1a
reynolds Corp. nwA of Sc
Reynolds Corp. Sc "A of Sc u
reynolds Corp. Sw4 of sci
Marberry Co.. neA of sw1A
M.arberry Co.. nwA of sw IA
/. r. Koch Co.. Sc a of sw IA
Marberry Co.. swA of sw a
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-02-15
Name of
Owner
Subdivision
of Section

FIRST Minneapolis Co.. nwA of neA
Martin Nelson. neA of nwA
MILAN G.. Davidson. swA of nwA
w. U: Davidson, nwA of swA $50.
Alfred johnson, seA of swA
NelS arthur Appel. swA of swA less
carr Arvid Johnson. w "a acres of swL
OF sWA less 50X50 feet
Federal Land Bank. neA of ne u
F Eeaerai Land Bank. sell of neH 49,.
Nels Arthur Appel, sell of nWL
\: r. Garner. sell of SEX
FIRST Minneapolis Trust Co.. neA of
"W .......
a. r. Garner. sell of gu, Il
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Subdivision
of Section

Name OF Subdivision
owner of Section
Gepke Baerenwold ct al. seA of swA
Gepke BaerenwOld ct al, swA of swA
w. II. Colloton, u of swA .........
Louis Erickson, WIZ of neA and ek
OF NV "a
Nick Netzel. SELL of seA ...........
Gust Gjertson, nwA of neA ......
Gust Gjertson, swA of neA .......
S. G.. Armstrong, sell of SeA .....
Warner Wahlquist. swA of sea ....
Dorothy Berger. sH of swA $3.50.
Mary f.. Brown. sell of ne14 .......
Mary f.. Brown, ne14 of seA .......
Northern Central Holding Co.. nwA
Bennett Greenley, WIZ of neA 800.
John & Theresa Greenley. neA OF NV "a
E. Guy Gotschall. nwh of nwA $500.
Mary w. Bally, neA of swA .........
Mary w. Bally. nwh of swA .....
Gertrude i. MearS, neA of ne14 49,.
Gertrude Il. Mears. nw14 of neA ....
Gertrude b. MearS. Sc "A OF nel4 $500.
Gertrude b. Mears. swA of ne14 .....
Hubert q. Beeman, Sw14 -........
Ida NJ. WeiSer, nw14 of neA ........
Ida NJ. Weiser. swA of neA .........
State Bank of Harris. nwl4 OF NV "A -.
State Bank of Harris. sw14 of nwA =.
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Subdivision
of Section

EXch. Nat. Bank of Duluth
neA of nwA ...............
American EXch. Nat. Bank of Duluth
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-27
BEGIS HIRE TO-DAY

Receiving an inhsritanos q seven
hundred thousand POUNDS bafnaoes
Fartw. son og John BartT tne FORMER
CHAMPION rrsrs fighter O. England &C.
cidrs 70 become a gentleman re-let
than foIoE the fighting game ne 49,
MS father II a duel % nsts az We
climax a. quarrel over me ~.
choice % a career. haftF belt 80. 80. 4,
former Champion. ras AIDED TIE 70 ~ ID
f-aI~tnr ~rgrr Bartv 20 use MS fists.
After the nErt. BaTnaras cnaLhEa -
surname 70 Beverley snc on rs $50
10 London meets among otneIs "
Car-n tne E0eln ana FoIns noIatls
rr.r-sr gent .cwan auo llleno %
SIR Mortimer Caruarv- a.
Flnclrz SIR Mortimer, WON he ~.
rrr rncw a. fre time. eft llE V-tt .-.1
f--rn 81 I-cv Clrone Merecitn appa..tn.--
~ urr0rrrl ngs as result OF lel tt -
q horse F1guE BartY EnocEs OF si-1
ne t-fp % LONDON is resumed WIN
v~-rrg 10 .7r.- ae com rarl1n- $500
tr--r no ccuraufon DO a battle 81 L5-e
after the le had been passee otIA - -
ability % the prize nrniets son A"s
Con.hs ta ms remain t-.enls ....
Bon love Lady Clecre- be-lasls pl4.s
the trtp 90 press MS c1-s .sf-P- p - -, -,
rrwrrr- rr-l-rF % continue On 70 Lon
don BE engages Percrnv. former poeCn-
81 as rarr- Euc0-utrrirg Cnlcnes.eI.
r~-re VINO fr annoying Clemencf. IN
Inn rzfr BaEuabas bluffs hin 20 escepe
= r.rf0I duel Meeting La1F Cleoue
F~ain P7rnarav dec.srcs MS love loF heI
ard promises that on r.7 ARRIVAL IN Lon-
dor r. will seek 20 aid her urotner- NHo
Is under the influence o. Cn-cnester'
NOW GO o. Win THE STORY
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-27

LAKE Asia having of 1880
seals which nhabt resemble exactly
tbose of the Spitzbergen the far north
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-27
Now ID oN wIIH IHE sToRT
INsTALLMENT FORTY-FOUR
Continued

Continued
remarkable - hum!" exclaimed
Mr.. Smivvle. shaking his head Dut
I'm ready 10 lay YOU odds that ne
did speak % my friend Barry
NAV saw my bosom companloii-a
Mr.. Ronald Barrymaine, sir.
Ronald Barrymaine,' repeated
BarnabaS. irving the new point OF
his pen upon his thumb-nail, yet
conscious Of the speakers Keen
glance. none the less. NO, ne ala
not
Smivvle.
why SOP"
sBecauge my friend Barrymaine
was particularly intimate with ms
tordehiD before he fell among the
money lenders. dammeml NY friend
barry sir. was a dasher, by George
q regular red-hot tearer. by heaven
a Go. sir. a Tippy. bang up BLOOD
and would be still il 10 were not LOT
the Ienders-curse emf
And is Mr.. Barrymalne stiu a
friends Of yOurs2'
AT this Mr.. Smivvle took Of his
hat again. clapped II 70 his BOSOM
and bowed.
Sir" said he. FOR veal or woe, IN
shadow or shine. the hand Of a
Smivvle. once given, Is given Tor
good ,
= AS ne spoke. Mr.. Smivvle stretched
out the member in question, which
Barnabas observed was none too
clean.
THE hand Of a Smivvle, sir pur-
sued that gentleman. the hand oi
a Smivvle is never withdrawn either
on account Of adversely. plague
poverty. pestilenCe, or debts-dam-
meml As for my friend Barry
maine: but. perhaps. you are &C
auamted with him, sir.
NO" answered BarnabaS.
INSTALLNENT FORTY-FIVE
All a noble fellow sir Heroic
~ youth. blood. birth, and breed
ing to his fnger-tips. sir. But ne
is. above all else. a brother to "a
a sister. sir Ali what a creature
Fair. sirl fair as the immortal
HcIenal Pour, sir. proud as an
arch-duchessi Handsome. sir?
handsome. sir as-aS-Oh. dammit.
words fail me: but go, sir, 60 and
ransack Olympus. and YOU couldn't
match her. pom my sOull Diana,
sir? Diana was a frumpl Venus?
Venus was a dOwdy hOyden, by
George! and as for the OX-eyed
Juno. she was a positive COW "a
this Young beauty And then-her
heart. sir!'
We'll. what Of it?" inquired Bar
nabss. rather sharply.
Utterly devoted-beats only for
my friend
You mean her brOther?"
4 mean her brother, yes, sir;
though 1 have heard a rumor that
Sir Mortimer Carnaby-'
"Poohl" said Barnabas.
with pleasure. sir; but the fac
remains that it was partly on hi!
account. and partly because of an
others. that she was dragged away
from London
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-27

The general rout of zveri's forces ended only
when their last camp had been reached, and even
then only for part of the command, for as night
fell it was discovered that quarter Of the total
number were missing; and among them were Fora
and Romero.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-27

TO Be COntinued)