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Rivals Clash
in Final Tilt
of Net Duel
Allison and Stoefen Play OF
Bitter Struggle at
Forest Hills.

~ Hitfd FFess
FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Sept. 10
Wilmer Allison of Texas, who went
all the way to England to take Les
ter Stoefen's place on the United
States Davis cup team only to be
sent home on the next boat, had his
revenge on the tall Californian to-
DAY when he defeated him in their
continued quarter-f final round match
in the mems national tennis cham
pioship.
The score stood at two sets all
when they resumed their match be-
fore 1000 spectators, and Allison won
the fifth and deciding set, 6-3 for
an 8-6, As, 11-9, 6-8, 6-3 victory and
the honor of leading the field into
the semi-final round.
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RACE PILOT DIES


JACKSSN. Mich. Sept. 10
Adrian johnson. 80. Of Bryan. O.,
died yesterday Of injuries received
when his car crashed into another
during a race at the state fair
ground aere-
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Iona Union NearS End

By Times Special
LOGANSPORT. Sept. 10.-Mrs.
Emma Hughes, wife of William
Hughes for twenty-eight years, Is
plaintiff in a divorce suit on file in
Cas- circuit court. She alleges
cruelty. Alimony of $500 is asked.
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GORDON TOPS BROWN

By IWeS NpGcldI
HOHOKUS, N. j., Sept. 10.-Al
Gordon, Pacific coast speed cham
pion, bested Walt Brown of Long
island in a match race here yes
terday. Ben Shaw Of Westville, N
j., won the fifteen-mile feature.
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THE Chicago Cubs have washed
= up as a pennant threat in the
National League and there will be
no Chicago city series with the
White Sox this year. Hence, the
Bruin players and others will
make a quick getaway to their
homes this fall.
Three of the Indianapolis men
on the Cubs roster are pictured
above, coaches Corridor and KEEL
" ard outfielder Klein. Andy
LotshaW, Cub trainer, also is from
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinnati al Brooklyn
Pittsburgh al New York.
ST. Louis az Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston played as part of
coublc-hcader yesterday.
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Indianapolis. Injuries stepped in
the way of Chuck Klein this year
and it has been poor season for
the former swat king of the Ma
tional League.
Phil K. Wrigley, Chicago preXy
has made it known that Klein
won't be sold. Rumors were heard
to that effect recently. Owner
Wrigley said: 1--WE paid a big
price for Klein and we don't in
tend to part with him after one
season. He will be with the Cubs
in 1885. That's definite"
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AMERICAN IEAGTF
NATIONAL LEAGTE
Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCTl

Columbus at INDIANAPOLIS; night.
Toledo at Louisville
Kansas City az Minnea polls.
Milwaukee at 81. Paul.
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TUESDAY

A. M.
6:30-Pep club
7:O0-Song reporter CCBSl.
7:15-In a Spanish Garden (CBS).
7:45-Round ToWners (CBSl.
S:OO-Bill and Ginger fCBSl.
8:15-Crane Calder (CBS).
8:30-News (CBS).
8:35-Madison ensemble (CBS).
9:OO-Ambassadors (CBS).
9:l5-Quarter hour (CBS).
9:30-Do-Re-Mi tCBS).
9:45-Dessa Byrd at the organ.
observation-disclosures hour.
1O:30-A Kavelin orchestra (CBS).
1l:OO-George Hall orchestra (CBS).
1l:30-Hoosier Farm Circle.
12:OO-(NoonJ Elton Moys tCBS).
P. M.
12:15-Orientale fCBS)
I2:3O-Artist Recital (CBS).
1:00-Metropolitan Parade tCBSl.
1:30-Mormon Tabernacle chorus (CBS1
2:30-TWo Thirty Tunes.
2:o0-Among Our Souvenirs tCBSl.
3:O0-Plavboys (CBS).
3:3O-Circle Melodies.
3:45-Charles Garlic (CBS).
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WFBM (1230) indianapolis
tIndianaDoli Power and Light COMPANY
MONDAY

MONOA1
P M.
400-Men of Notes (CBS).
4:15-Cadets quartet (CBS).
4:30-Tonight on the Air.
4:30-Film flashes.
4:45-Three Flats (CBS).
5:00-Danny Russo orchestra (CBS).
5:15-Nick Lucas (CBSl.
5:30-Buck Rogers (CBSl.
5:45-Eddie and Jack.
6:00-CoWboyS.
6:T5-Edwin c. Hill (CBs).
6:30-Windy City revue lCBS).
7:00-Concert orchestra (CBS).
7:15-Looking al Life (CBSl.
7:30-Summer Interlude (CBS).
8:00-Serenade (CBSl.
8:30-Care and Feeding Of Hobby Horses
(CBS).
9:00-Fats Waller (CBS).
915-Baseball scores.
9:2O-Casa Iona orchestra (CBS).
9:45-Enoch Light orchestra (CBSl.
l6:00-Blue Monday Jamboree lCBSl.
l1:00-Danny Russo orchestra tCBSl.
l1:30-Carlos Molina orchestra (CBS).
0-Midnight-Sign off.
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MONDAY

Unusual
P NJ.
s:oO-sterneys orchestra NBC! WEAF.
Musical Album lCBSl WABC.
3:3O-Ma Perkins lNBcl WEMR;
Singing Lady CNBCl WIZ.
3:45-"Dreams Come True (NBCl
S SMhS Dave and Bunny CcBs'
IN negro quartet GNBC) , wEAF. wv.p
Buck Rogers (CBS) WABC.
Three K Sisters. lNBCJ WIZ.
4:15-Bobby Benson and Sunny Jim (CBS)
j. TAs s. Army band CNBCl WIZ.
4.3O-News; Davis orchestra (NBC)
N S y Saf vi Allen .49 Ieafers orchestra
4:45-LooRRelI TThn omas NBC) WIZ.
Dixie Circus, CCBS) WAIBC.
5IgMieF naos Hr'a cB5 M Nzfs WIZ
Gene and Glenn lNBC) ,WEAF.
5:3O-Arlene Jackson lNBC) We, WEAF w ~
Serenaders (CBS) WABC.
Boake Garter (cBs, WABG;
H Ian srS SrPhest 6ache NP W wee
6:15-E Edwin c. Hill CCBs) wABC.
6:3O-LiIlian Roth; Gilman and Arden
W HBdy C CITY revue (CBs) KNOX.
quartet INBCJ VIZ.
6:45-Seth Parker and Crew (NBC) WIZ
7:OO-Evan Evans and concert orchestra
(CBS) WABC.
Gypsies tNBC) WEAF.
Minstrel Show (NBCl WIZ.
7:15-Looking at Life (CBSl WBC.
7:30-House Party Joe Cook, Don Novts,
voorhees, orchestra (NBCl WEAF
Henrietta Schumann, pianist; Lud
Gluskin's orchestra (CBSl WABC.
Princess Pat Players (NBC) WIZ.
8:00-Wayne Kings orchestra (CBSl
Concert orchestra tNBC) WIZ.
8:30-Care and Feeding Of Hoby Horses
(CBS) WABC.
Mixed Voices (NBC) WEAF.
Contralto, guitarist (NBC) WIZ.
Instrumentation publican series (NBCD
WIZ.
Madriguera's orchestra tNBC)
WEAF
Drama, Chicago Afame (CBs)
9:15-Gene and Glenn (NBCD wMAQ..
s:30-Gray's orchestra (CBS) WABC.
Hoff'S orchestra (NBC) WEAF.
Concert (NBC) WTMJ. WIBA
Shep Fields orchestra (NBCl WIZ.
9:45-Enoch Lights orchestra (CBSl
1O:OO-Jamboree (CBs) WABC
Johnson's orchestra (NBC) WEAF.
Lombardo's orchestra (NBC) WIZ.
10: 30-Beecher's orchestra (CBSl WABC.
Pendarvis's orchestra tNBC) WIZ.
HessbergerS orchestra (NBCl
WEAF. -
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Sunday Beer Banned

By Times Special
GREENSBURG, Sept. 10.-This
city's beer regulatory ordinance will
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TOnight's Radio Tour
NETWORK OFFERINGS

P. N.
u 30-Ideal Reporter
l2.45-Ma Perkins tNBC).
l.00-Crosscuts from Log of Day tNBC1
l.30-Walter Hickman.
2:O0-Johnny Johnson orchestra tNBCl
2:l5-Singing Stranger tNBC.
2.30-Palmer Clark orchestra tNBC).
.00-Blde Room Echoes tNBCl.
3:30-The Tattered Man tNBCl.
3.45-Peg La Contra (NBCl.
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Sc Legal Notices

Sc Legal Notices
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket NO.
Application of w. G. Glendenning. d/b/a
Glendenning Transfer Service, St. Paul,
Mimi. for certificate to operate motor We
from Ind.-Ill. State line to Ind.-Ohio State
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms, OF Com
mission. 401 State House, indianapolis
1884. ''OO q me- '''N'''
PubIG g9rtieigatiqp is Ts9geTtssdI
BY P H. DAWSON, Examiner.
indianapolis, Ind. September T. 1894.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro
oe o9 the bTd aoor Of Re STATE Ho9se
Annex. 102 North Senate Avenue, Indian
apoliS. Indiana, until ten 10000 a: m.
ing Plant Material in accordance with
state Highway Commission Of Indiana
y Material for Projects Nos. N R. H %
ABB. delivered on U. S. Al within 4
miles Of Inglefeld Indiana: n r. H: ga,
delivered within 3 miles of Sullivan; N. R.
H. 78-B, delivered within miles OF Vim
Genes; N. r. H. 79-A delivered within 3
miles of Attica; N. r. H. ala, delivered
within miles Of Columbus: N. r. H. 5l3,
TIA, delivered within miles of Jeffer-
sonville. Indiana.
Proposal blanks and specifications are
on file in the office of the State Highway
Commission and may be obtained upon re-
quest.
The right is reserved by the State
Highway Commission to reject any or all
bids. waive technicalities as to procedure
and to award on any combination of bids
that in its judgment is most advanta-
geous to the State of Indiapa.
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
OF INDIANA.
JAMES D. ADAMS. Chairman.
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Western Rough Riders
Ready to Dish 1t Out
Pony Polo Upset of 1888 Is Recalled When Eastern
FavorteS Were Outpayed
BY HENRY MLEMORE
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK Sept O-Somebody that start this story
with riding out OF the west but don
who kept his hair
d down with grease manicred his nails split an in
his n1serscr
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YankS Whip Browns Twice,
But Fail to Make Heavy
Gain on Slipping BengalS
HomerS by Sekrk and Gehrig Put New Workers on Top;
Rowe Wins as Detroit Splits With Boston; Cards
Move Up on Giants.
SEPT. 10. 1891
Move Up on Giants.
BY THEON WRIGHT
United Press stan Correspondent

NEW YORK l0The Yankee faithful pardoned
head Joe Mccarthy and his
Detroit begged
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ANNOUNCED ENTS

Death Notices
BRYCE. MARGARET Passed away satur-
Illinois st. Services Monday. g p. m. at
the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORT
UARY. Friends invited Burial Hlllsboro.
Ill. TUESDAY. p. m.
DEAN. RALPH-Beloved husband of Anna
Morrissey Dean and father of Gertrude
Rose Marie Ralph Jr and Anna Cath
crime Dean. son of Mary Dean and
Sunday. Sept. 9. Funeral Wednesday
11 ff4 Market ark E ST ST. Services at Holy
BLACKWELL SERVICE.
ELLIOTT. MRS. GLADYs-Passed away at
Port-au-Prince Haiti. Services from
Crown Hill cemetery chapel, Tuesday
GARLAND. MARY AMELIA-Widow of
Henry j. Garland and mother Of Vivian
A f59 TINE ME- dspaTted s life sn sunday
age IS years. Funeral Tuesday. Sept II;
al the residence, 2023 Langley ave, Burial
under direction Of MOORE q KIRK.
GREGORY. MRS. NANCY-Died Sunday
D. m mother Of Mrs. Michael Guifre,
Mrs. Frank LaUck ana Charles Gregory
er nv wednesday $50 a. m; St. Gather
ines church. 9 a. m Burial st. Joseph
cemetery LAUcK SERVICE.
HENNIGAR, OSCAR A.-Age 70 years
husband of Ella Hennigar nee Barr:
Hennigar, passed away SATURDAY evening
FRIENDS m9sy cal at me r e. t Of Io son
Tnesdav Funeral services Tuesday' 3 30
p. n at CONKLE FUNERAL HOME,
1894 W Michigan St. Friends invited
Burial Mt. Jackson cemetery.
Of Mrs c. r. York. Mrs. z. I. McKew Of
Evansville sister of Mrs. Margaret l.
johnson OF India ma polls. passed away At
the home Of her daughter Mrs. York, 1913
Monday at $50 at FLANNER & BU-
CHANAN MORTUARY. Burial Crown
Sunday afternoon and evening az the
mortuary.
LEWIS, MARY ANNA-Beloved little
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II.
Sept 10. age months. Funeral services
will be held al the residence Of her
grandparents, Ar. and Mrs. Louis z.
Decker 1872 Pleasant Run Park. North
drive Wednesday afternoon. Sept. u a.
O'Clock. Burial Crown Hill cemetery
Friends invited. WALD FUNERAL
DIRECTORS.
MARTINDALE. JANIS Age % years:
this city and Mrs. Harry E. Elliott OF
Los Angeles, Cal. passed away At the
243I Kenwood Ave. Sunday. Sept 9. at
I .. n Funeral Thursday. 10 a. m, at
the STANLEY CHAPEL al Newcastle.
Ind. Friends invited
SIDDALL. JAMES W-Age 70. beloved
husband Of Elizabeth Sddsi father OF
William n Siddau Of IngleWood. Cal.
and Mrs. r D. Gardner. Indianap polls.
and Mrs. H. z. Rice. Indiana polls. passed
away Sunday p. m. at his home. AL NJ.
Colorado. Funeral Tuesday. p. m. at
the above address Burial Washington
PARK Friends invited. DORSEY SER
VICE
SOUTH, ELIZABETH A.-Age 90 years be-
loved mother Of Hattie NJ. Hopkins.
passed away Sept g. Funeral and serv-
Ices from the residence. 315 Bright 81 4,
wednesday. D. m Burial Cro1fa Hill
SPEAKS 4 FINN FUNERAL SERVICE
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HAVING taken two fighters to
i i the top Of thair divisions
Jack Dempsey and Mickey Walker
Jack Kearns. said 10 have lost
most Of the wealth he had &C
cumulated in the business. now
IS back with another fighter.
Kearns has taken EMO Fer
monte. handsome italian light
heavyweight and husband of the
social light, Mrs. Madeline Force
Astor Dick Fiermonte. in tow.
Here the two are shown in Holly
wood. where EMO is IN training.
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Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION


First Gamel
Kansas CITY .-..... 202 $50 1913 20
Minneapolis ..-....- 600 90 202- 10 l
PAGE and .Crandan: starr. Ryan. Van
cenbuTE and HargraNe.
Second Gamel
Kansas City ....... 100 600 SOL 5 II
Minneapolis .-----.-- 300 600 600 3 8 ?
Carson and BrenzeI; Tauscher and Har-
grave.
tFirst Came
Louisville -.-...--..- 004 600 600 II !
Perrin and Desautels: Peterson and
Second Came
Toledo --..-.----.-- 600 600 600 3 3
Louisville .---.----.- oil 300 l0X- l3 l
Sundra. Bowles and Laskowski: Using
and Thompson
First Came
Milwaukee -------.-. d dod o3o 100 u
slime and 'Rensa; Fette. Claset and
Fenncr.
Second Gamel
Milwaukee .-.--..... 123 3Oi O00--I0 10 0
81. Paul -.----.--.- COL 40 COL 10 l
Poui and Susce: Phelps Torow. Erick-
son. Hutchinson and Guiliana.
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Anchors Aweigh," Nancy Lee" ASLEEP
In the Deep" and Sailing. Sailing" will
be played by the Gypsies under Harry
Horlick's direction to open the program
over an NBC-WEAF network Monday at
n
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Detroit dropped four out Of eight
ramcs-an average Of 500. New
Yorks average was a shade better
six wins out Of ten-but on the los
ing side the Yankees moved step for
step with the Detroiters. AS a re-
suit. they are four games behind
today. needing a sweep Of their
series with Detroit starting. Sept. II.
20 get a fractional chance Of over
hauling the leaders.
selkirk Clouts One
Yesterday a 29-year-oId rookie.
George SeIkirk. and the redoubtable
Henry Louis Gehrig pulled the Yam
KEGS out twice against ST. Louis.
Selkirk cracked a homer in the
fourteenth inning Of the opener to
win. 6-5. and Gehrig's four-way
blow drove a mate home in the
sixth 10 win the second. 2-1. The
game was closed ont at the end OF
that inning due to darkness.
SChoClbov Rowe meanwhile was
pitching Detroit 10 a shaky win over
Boston. 5-4 Hank Creenbcrg driv-
ing in the winner in the tenth.
Johnny Burnetts homer in the
tenth inning Of Clcvelands second
game against the Athletics scored
a 6-5 win and gave the Indians a
double killing. Oral Hldebrand
pitching the early win, S3.
Marty Hopkins Stars
Washington and Chicago broke
even. Marty Hopkins homer with
the sacks fun in the opener giving
the White SOx a winning edge.
11-3. while the Senators scored a
81 victory in the nightcap. Dave
Harris doubling in the tenth to
score Blucge for the winning run.
S.. Louis continued TO gain on
the Giants in the National TAX
ing a double header from Phila-
delphia. 6-I and 7-3. Paul Dean
gave only four hits and famed ten
in the opener. The Cards got a
game and half on the Giants.
but still trail by five games.
Gussie Suhrs homer IN the ninth
gave the Pirates a 10 win over the
Giants after Freddy FitzsimmOnS
and Larry French had each pitched
nve-hit ball for eight innings.
Reds Banked Twice
Ray Benge and Van Lingle
MungO, the two leading men on
Casey STENCILS pitching staff,
each turned in a shutOut over Gin
cinnati. Bcnge giving two hits in
the opener and winning. SO, while
MungO went practically to pieces
and gave three hits in 30 shut
out in the second game.
Chicago split with Boston, win
ming the opener Al on Billy urges
homer in the fifth, while the
Braves set upon Guy Bush. Pat
Malone and Charley Root for fif-
teen hits and an Iii win in the
second game. Wally Berger and Art
Whitney collected homers.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMEhlCAN LEAGUE
tFirst Game; Fourteen Innings)
St Louis --.- 1Ol OlO O2O 600 90 10 ?
Gomez. Ruling and Jorgens: Andrews.
Second Game; SIX Inningsl.
New York --............ 900 002-2 s 0
St Louis ..-.----------. Ol0 600 0
Murphy. vanAtta and Jorgens; New
First Camel
washington ........ Dol 200 OOO-3 q
Chicago ----..-.-... ITO 0l0 26X-ll IS c
Weaver. Thomas and Bolton; CASTOR and
Second Camel
Washington ..-...-. O0l 600 O0l-2 !
Chicago --------.--. 900 100 600 /
McCon and sewen: Gallivan and Mad
ieski-
First Gamel
Philadelphia --.--. 0l0 0l0 100 3 s
Cleveland --.-.-..-. $40 0I0 30x- 8 10 {.
Wilson and HAYES. Hildebrand and Berg
Second Gamel
Philadelphia ....... 200 300 600 10
Cleveland ------.--. 600 100 Sill i3
Mareum and HAYES; c. Brown. Bean
Harder and Garbark.
Ten Inningsl
Boston --.---.---.. 10 100 Dol o. II
Detroit -------.-.. 600 400 600 l. 10
WEIGH and R. Terrell. Rowe and Boch-
rane.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh ..... 600 COO Oni-I :
New York --------- 600 600 600
French and Padden; Fitzsimmons an,
First Camel
Chicago ............ 600 40 300
I Boston ..-------.--. 600 DOL 100
+ Weaver. Timing and Hartnett; Frank
house. Rhem and Hogan.
Second Gamel
L ChicaCo -----....-.- 0l0 600 600 7
i Boston ----.---- 300 l32 O2X-ll IS
Bush. Malone. Root and O'Farren; Bett
First Camel
ST Louis -.....--.. Oh 2lO 600 y
. Philadelphia ..---- 600 0l0 600 I
p. Dean and Delaney; E. Moore. 4
Second Game; Eight Inningsl
ST. Louis -.........-. 40 10 o. 13
. Philadelphia -.---..- 600 600 IL
Walker and V. Dais: c. Davis. Syl John
son ana Wilson.
First Camel
! Cincinnati ........ 600 600 600 0 ?
I BROOKLYN --------.-. COS O0l ok
Derrinser. Grissom and lombard: Benz
Second Came
I Cincinnati ......... 600 600 600 o
I BROOKLYN .---.--.-.- 900 600 30X- 3 Z
johnson and Manion. lombard: Mung
and Lopez.
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Miss Hilda Stuart, principal of Tudor
Hall, will speak on the indianapolis
Convention and Publicity bureau pro-
gram Monday over WKBF at 7:15 D. M
She will talk on Education of the
School,"
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AMERICAN IEAGTE

Wa shington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Boston az Detroit.
New YORK at ST. Louis.
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WKBF (1i00) indianapolis

MUNDAf
P. NJ.
4:O0-Al Pearce and his Gang tNBC).
4.30-News flashes
4:45-Singing Strings (NRC).
5:00-Knothole Gang.
5:10-Where to Go in indianapolis
5:15-HenrY King orchestra tNBC).
5:3O-Mario CoZzi tNBCl.
5:45-To be announced.
6:00-Jan CARRIER orchestra (NBC).
6:3O-Kings Guard (NBC).
:45-BroadcaSt from the Seth Parkes
(NBC).
7:00-To be announced.
8.00-NBC Concert orchestra tNBC).
30-Hazel Arth lNBCl.
8:45-Dem. Rep. Series speaker (NBC).
9:00-Spo:ts review.
9.I5-Gene and Glenn tNBC).
9.30-Garden concert tNBCl.
1O:O0-Guy Lombardo orchestra lNBC).
Stern orchestra tNBCl.
l1.00-The Melody Mates.
l1:30-Paul Pendants orchestra tNBCJ,
II O0-Midnight-Sig of.
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WLW (700) Cincinnati
MONDAY

P. M.
4O0-A Pearce and his Gang (NBC).
4:30-Jack Armstrong (NBC).
4 45-Lowell Thomas (NBCJ.
5:00-Virginio Marucci and his orchestra.
5:15-Joe Emerson and orchestra.
530-Bob Newhau.
5:45-Al and Pete - Harmony
Team.
600-Jan CARRIERS orchestra (NBC).
630-Garden Concert (NBC).
7 00-Wiener Minstres NBC).
7:30-House Party (NBC)
8:00-Eas tman's orchestra tNBC).
8:30-Henrv Thies and orchestra.
s 45-F'rankln Bens. tenor and orchestra.
80 00-CouSin Bob and his Kin Folk.
9.30-CroSley Follies orchestra and
VocalSsS.
10:00-News flashes.
5-Waldorf-AStoria orchestra tNBCl.
10:30-George Hessberger's original Ba
varian orchestra (NBCl.
II :00-Castle Farm orchestra
11:30-Larry Lees dance orchestra.
12:00-Midnight- Moon River, organ and
poems.
A. M.
12:30-Sign off.
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That of-all-musical trades. Fats
Waller. Will dish up his. own accompani-
ment to some personality tunes during
his recital over WFBM and the Column
bia chain Monday from to 9:15.
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HELP WANTED
IL Help Wanted-Male


CREW manager for City Routes: must
have FIVE passenger car in Al condition;
average earnings s27 70 s35 weekly Call
after p. m. 212 Century bldg
WANTED-Au carpenters In Marion county
20 attend mass meeting. 53l Z. Market
street Sept. 18th, 30 p. m. for tartner
discussion OF NRA wage code.
WE WANT TO TALK TO 3 RELIABLE
MAN now employed who desires 70 bet
ter himself oy qualifying as an IN
STALLATTON AND SERVICE NAN n
the ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION bus
No exper is nee. but chosen applicant
should be mechanically inclined and
willing 10 train spare time for few
months. Write. giving. age pre1ent
occupa.. phone. UTILITIES 4NoA.
Box K-243. Times.
BOOKKEEPER. ACCOUNTANT-W want
ambitious man or woman who Is Ia
miliar with bookkeeping 20 represent US
on outside work preferably with car.
Apply AL Mass. Ave
MAN WANTED FOR Rawletgh route Of 800
families Write Immediately. HaWlelRn
Co. Dept. Ini-3s-SA Preeport. ~.
BEAN PICKE2S-5O. white truck viii rsA
az Tenth and fremont and Michigan
and fremont $3.50. "
WANTED FTRsT- CLASS PLUMMER. 10
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6:30-Morning Devotions.
6:45-The Temple of the Air.
7.00-Musical Clock.
8.00-Edward McHugh (NBCl
S:I5-Castles OF Romance fNBC1
6.30-Press Radio News fNBC).
8.35-Morning Parade iNBC1.
9.O0-Rose Room Melodies.
q.15-Tonv Wons fNBCl.
9:30-Melody Mixers (NBCl.
lO.O0-Fields and Hall lNBCl.
l0:15-Charm Hour.
lO:30-Vic and Sade fNBCl.
10: 45-Words and Music tNBCl.
l1.I5=Hon Archie and Frank fNBCl.
II .30-Farm and Home Hour fNBC).
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TUESDAY


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6;00-The Nations Family Prayer period.
6:15-Morning pevotions.
6 :30-Cheerio (NBC).
7:00-Salt and Peanuts. harmony duo
7:15-Don Hall trio (NBCl.
730-Joe Emerson, Hymns.
7:45-AlIen Prescott. The Wife Saver
sOO-Arthur Chandler Jr., organist.
8:15-Clara, Lu and EN- (NBC).
8:30-WLW Mail Bag.
8:45-Canning talk.
850-Jimmy Aren. baritone and Larry
Grenter accordionist.
9:00-Galaxy of Stars (NBC).
9:15-NeWS flashes.
9:20-Livestock reports.
9 harloteers-Spirtual singers.
9:45-Painted Dreams (WGN).
l 0 :00-Morning Hilites.
10 :30-Music by Divano.
10:45-The Texans. vocal trio.
10 59-Bulova Time Signals.
II 00-Bob Albright and Charles Wayne,
songs and stories.
1I:15-River weather and market reports.
Il :20-Livestock reports.
II educational Farm and Home hour
(NBCl
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SIDDALL. JAMES W-Age 70. beloved
husband 81 Elizabeth Slddsli father OF
William n Siddau OF IngleWood. Cal,
and Mrs. F. D. Gardner. Indianap polls.
and Mrs. H. E. Rice. Indianapolis. passed
away Sunday p. m. al his home. AL N.
Colorado. Funeral Tuesday. ? 2. m. az
the above address Burial Washington
Park. Friends invited. DORSEY SER
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JAMES Age 70 years.
beloved father OF Chas. z Msrtindale Of
this city and Mrs. Harry z. Elliott OF
Los Angeles, Cal. passed away at the
home o. his son Chas z MartindaIe,
243I Kenwood Ave. Sunday. Sept. 8. ct
D. m Funeral Thursday. 10 a m, at
the STANLEY CHAPEL al Newcastle.
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