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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-07
. Down the Alleys

Mausner Beer. Hoosier Brick and Coal,
Scott Trucking and EatonS went ScoreleSs
: for last nights play. This was handed
to them by Berghof Beer, j. Specks IN
dertaker, J. J. Blackwell g. Co. and
Charles DENLY Cigars: Fred's sandwich
leader with $40. in the st. John of Arc
League of the Uptown alleys.
1t looks like Boots Loudly will be sub
bling in the Uptown Community League at
the Uptown alleys from now on. This boy
led the league with a score of Gil. Toll
Al Automobile Radiator and Frank Hat
field swamped the Indiana Asphalt and
Goldsmith Sales three times, while. St.
Patricks we're on for a count of two from
Cliff Meier Coal
In the Cyro League at the Parkway
alleys the No. 8 was good for three games.
This was. from the No team, No. 4
and No. suffered a twin set back from
No, 2 and No. l. Glass led the singles play
E. Powers was the reason his team,
Kingan & Co.. won the entire series from
Giltner Five. Powers had a nice total
of 652. Citizens Gas and Abels Fink Auto
won two from lockwood Manufacturing
Company and Crescent Paper.
Pete Ernst and Paul Striebeck journeyed
first half of an eight-game match series.
Ernst and Striebeck pounded out 1880
total to 1,486 by Hamblem and Wager of
Shelbyville Individual totals found STRIFE
beck with 800. Ernst $40, to TIL by
Hamblem, who was high for Shelbyville.
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.KrauSe Has
Huge Night
Moose Scores % Points
for Record as Irish
Beat GopherS.
By Times Special

By Times Special
NOTRE DAME, Ind, Feb. T.
With Ed (Moose) Krause setting
the pace and establishing an all
time Notre Dame scoring record of
twenty-five points in one game, the
Irish hardwood five trounced a big
Minnesota team here last night
1884, before 5000 fans.
Krause Topped in ten field bas-
kets, one-handers, overhead losses,
blind shots and once dribbled the
full length of the floor to score.
With two free losses out of five at
tempts. he posted local individual
scoring mark, and might have
established a greater record had he
not been withdrawn for substitute
with six minutes to go.
1t took KrauSes great perform
ance to overshadow the work of
Roscoe, Gopher forward, who
dropped in seven field baskets and
two free throws for sixteen points.
Roscoe kept the Big Ten five close
enough to be dangerous all the way,
the score being tied once and Min
nesota in the lead once, 1911, but
as the last half wore on, Coach
George Keogan's charges put OH
steam and pulled away.
Notre Dame (43) Minnesota (S4
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By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. AFTER a
lapse of five years, Willie Hoppe of
New York is back on the trail of
the world three cushion billiard
championship and playing with the
same wizardry which Melted him
most of the other billiard titles dur
ing his brilliant career.
Hopes excellence featured last
nights play as the first round of
the world title tourney was COM
pleted. He was impressive in rout-
ing Arthur Thurnblad of Chicago,
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Hoppe Comes Back and Makes
Bid for Three-CuShiOn Title

so to %, in A innings. Thurnblad
was champion in 1881.
In the other three matches yes
terday, Allen Hall of Chicago turned
in an upset by beating Augie Kieck-
hefer of Chicago, 1882 champion,
so to Al, in f1fty-nine innings; Tif
Denton, Kansas City, downed Otto
Reiselt, Philadelphia, former cham
pion, so to 33, in flfty-nine innings,
and Johnny Layton of Sedalia, Mo,
ten-time winner of the title, turned
back Kinney Matsuyama of New
York, so to 40, in sixty-three in
ningS.
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TAILORING co. DENIES
BUSINESS WITHDRAWAL
Dropping of Corporate Form De-
cided by Firm.

The Leon Tailoring Company, Isl
East New York street, announced to-
day that the firm does not intend
to go out of business, despite the fill
ing of a petition by the state last
week to forfeit the company's cor
porate franchise.
Company officials said it was de-
cided recently to drop the corporate
form, since virtually the entire con-
troll of the company is in the hands
of one family. It was decided to
fail to file corporate reports since
this action means automatic dis
solution of the corporation, it was
explained.
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800 ATTEND INSTITUTE
OF EPW0RTH LEAGUE
Rev. E. G. Homrighausen Speaks
Before Annual Meeting.

More than 300 persons attended
the twelfth annual mid-winter insti-
tute of the indianapolis district, Ep-
worth League, in Roberts Park M.
E. church last night Principal
speaker at the aSsembl period was
the Rev. E. c.. Homrighausen, Car
rollton Avenue Reformed church
pastor.
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Fights Last Night



AT VINCENNES, Ind-Moon Mullins.
I24, Vincennes. defeated Jack Sharkey. 1875,
Minnea polls (l0).
AT QUINCY, Ill-Jimmy Brown, Quincy.
defeated Jackie O'Shea, Quincy (10).
AT PORTLAND. Ore.-Ernie Cavellie.
Walla Walla lightweight. decisioned
frankie Monroe, Klamath Falls. Ore.
AT SEATTLE, Wash.-Gordon Wallace.
1876, VANCOUVER, B. G., decisioned Bobby
Pacho. 1875, Seattle 90; Dick Gordon, las,
Bellingham, decisioned Jimmy Britt. l47,
Tacoma to-
AT LOS ANGELEs-Art Lasky 1872. Min
neapolis, technicaled Johnny Freeman. 1874,
Australia (5) Sailor Jimmy Walsh. 1853,
U. S. Navy. beat Tommy Huffman, 156,
Long Beach (6l; Eddie Civic, 141, Pitts
burgh. outpointed Perfecto Lopez. 1879, Los
Angeles "a: Young Danny, 1913. Los
Angeles, drew with Rito Martinez, 1872,
San Fernando "a; Artie Duran, 126, Van
Mugs. beat Ted Frenchie. 1877. Los Angeles
14).
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A N intra-city rivalry battle of
n no mean interest will be
staged at Pennsy gym tonight
when the Flanner- buchanan net
players, five of whom are pictured
above, collide with the stalwart
Hilgemeier Packers. The contest
will be the finals of the annual
Pennsy tourney, at $3.50.
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The opposing squads came
through the early rounds and
semi-finals Of the tourney with
colors flying. The Woodside A.
C.s will meet the Fletcher Trust
five in a preliminary game at
1880. A large crowd is expected
to turn out for the evening action.
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CARDS MEET STATE
BIZ Times Special

BIZ imcs Spfci0t
MUNCIE, Feb. branch Nc
Cracker is shaping his Ball State
cagers for the invasion Of Indiana
State Teachers. of Terre Haute. Fri
day night. In an earlier game this
season. the SycamoreS dOwned Ball
State 80 to Is.
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TOURNEY PLANNED

A junior boys table tennis tour
nament with high school and grade
divisions, will be held Saturday at
the Broad Ripple Sporting Goods
store, 8O3 East Sixty-third street.
Medals will be awarded winners and
runner-up.
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janis y. ADAMS VI
Z4l- = - Z.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
for the purchase of the following matert-
ais viii be received By the chairman OF
the State Highway Commission OF Indiana,
at his Office on the third floor, state
House Annex. l02 North Senate Avenue.
Indianapolis. Indiana. until 2 P W. on the
2ist day Of February. 1884. at which time
they win be publicly opened and read
and High Pressure Tires and Tubes P. o.
B Indianap polls. Indiana.
BIDS shall be submitted upon standard
ifcstions viii be furnished free upon
The right is reserved BY the Chairman
20 reject any or all bids. or 70 award on
ment is most advantageous TO the state
Of Indiana. ,-.x..v,e,oor
OF INDIANA
JAMES D. ADAMS. Chairman
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0T#EBs Ae 55t952 ~?

soothing prelude
- ciousy of BackbOards fedging
robes speaks with his evy but with the
solemnity Of oracle
long of balancing merit against merit and
qunet combine today
a
hghsc hooIba
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WEDNESDAY

P; M.
NORM Ssters (NBC) WIZ.
4;l5--Joan Olsen and orchestra (CBS
Babes Babes in Hollywood (NBc) WIZ.
4:30-Adventures of Tom Mix (NBC)
4:45-Tito GUITAR. tenor (CBsl WABc.
Wizard of OF (NBCl WMAQ.
5:00-Cugat's orchestra (NBCl WEAF.
Westminster choir (NBC) WIZ.
5:l5-Boby Benson and Sunny jim (CBSl
5:sO-BaeE of the Washington News
irene Beasiey CNBc) WIZ.
Eno S6 Light and orchestra (CBs)
5:4s-Tenor and orchestra (NBC) wEAF
6:00-Myrt and Marge (CBS) WABC.
Mary Mary, snail nal a and Green's orchestra
6:15-Just Plain Bill LCgs) wABC.
Gems of Melody (NBC) WIZ.
6:30-Molle Show (NBC) WEAF
Potash and PeTlmq ,t4,s, (N JTS WIZ.
Irene Rich (NBC WIZ.
Jack Pearl and Van steeden's Or
Crime Clues (NBCl WIZ.
7:SO-AlbeTt spaIsdging and MoOrhess' or
p Danger Spa Paradise 7NBc) WIZ.
Wayne Kings orchestra NB0
7:45-Red Davis lNBc) WIZ.
8:00-Ipana Troubadors (NBC) WEAF.
stokow Sis ana "a P philadelphia orch
Warden Lawes (NBC) WIZ.
chestra (CBs) ,WABC.
Aien tcBs) 0F WABc Burns anu
Fred Aliens orchestra NBC
John McCormack and Days orch
eStra fNBC) WIZ.
9:o0-Dick Powell, Fiorito's orchestra;
Muzzy Marcellino CCBSl WABC:
Corn Cob Pipe Club (NBC) WIZ.
9:30-Feature (NBC) WEAF.
News service (CBSl WABC.
Dickens Pageant (NBCD WIZ.
9:45-Myrt and Marge (CBS) WBBM.
l0:OO-Andre Kostelanet7 Presents (CBS)
Co Ilp' orchestra (NBC) wEAF
10:15-Robert Royce, tenor (NBCl WIZ.
Poet Prince (NBC) WEAF.
Five Spirits of Rhythm (CBs)
1O:so-Denny's orchestra CNBC) wEAF.
STEMS orchestra (NBCl WIZ.
1o:45-Jack Titles orchestra (CBS)
I1:OO-Dream Singer; Phil Harris CNBC)
Molina's orchestra CNBC) VIZ
Glen Gray and orchestra tCBS)
WABC.
I:30-Dance orchestra (NBC) WEAF.
George Hairs orchestra (CBS)
WABC.
Martins orchestra (NBC) WIZ.
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LAYDEN TO BE FETED
Notre Dame Club of Chicago Gives
Dinner for Coach.

Dy CHtttu EItcc
CHICAGO, Feb. Elmer Lay
den, Notre Dame athletic director
and head football coach, who re-
Gently took over his new duties, will
be guest of honor at the annual
alumni dinner of the Notre Dame
Club of Chicago tomorrow night.
One Of the largest crowds ever to
assemble in the banquet hall Of the
Chicago Athletic Club is expected to
attend.
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ITO allay any doubts that more
Il nerve than you'll find in a
toothache was required to step out
and choose the state tourney win
ner a month before the Sectionals,
lets reflect a bit on one of the dizzi-
lest seasons HOoSier prep basketball
has seen in a long time.
In the first place. AnderSon'S In
dams. expected to be a strong state
contender. we're outside the stockade
Mr.. Ihsaa put up because of a redskin
treaty fracture in the playing Of an
ineligible man a year ago. So
Archie Chadd'S boys played most
OF the season under wraps. tangling
occasionally with small college or
private school teams. and emerging
into the regular campaign as a VIZ
tually unknown quantity only a
week ago.
LOganSport. another prospect for
1884 state hOnorS. dropped early
season games to Delphi and Young
America, and later fell before Jetfer-
sons BrOnchOeS Of Lafayette, only
to come back as one of the states
ranking net squads. Hartford City
started out with a senior team that
last year gave promise OF going
places during the current campaign,
and. despite a defeat by Central of
Fl Wayne. still is going strong-but
not against competition that is
strictly firSt-water.
COUTHERN Indiana'S record this
~ winter has been enough to send
Blackboard around planting fish
worms in the geranium pots. Every
one has beaten every one else down
there, until picking a winnah Is too
much like telling one of identical
twins she's the prettiest trick you
ever saw. II always turns out to be
the other sister
The Calumet region presents the
same difficulty. Only a couple Of
weeks ago one coach there said
there wasn't a good team in that
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HIGH SPOTS OF WEDNESDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAMS

5:30-NBC (WEAFD-B of wash
ington news.
7oo-NBC CWEAF)-Jack Pearl.
NBC (WJZ)-Cr Crime Clue
Part 2.
Northumberland Spalding.
violinist.
Columbia-Philadelph orches-
ira directed by Stokowski
NBC (WJZ)-Twenty Thousand
Years in Sing Sing.
Columbia-Stoopnagle and
Budd.
0-Columbia-Burns and Allen
Lombardo's orchestra.
NBC (WEAF) Fred Aliens
revue.
NBC (WJz)-Jolin Mccormack.
9:o0-NBC CwEAF)-Corn Cob Pipe
Club.
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WFBM (1230) indianapolis
{IndianapoIis Power and Light Company
WEDNESDAY
Fishing the
Air

The Five Spirits of Rhythm" whose
ments are providing a new sensation to
be heard over WFB and the Columbia
network, Wednesday from 1915 to 1880
p. m.
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section of the State-and that helps
a little
Backboard's choice was from the
sixteen teams he expects to win
regionalS. Most of the sixteen can
be eliminated, like this:
A UBURN-Angola should cop
"A the regional with ease, but will
be a dark horse inexperienced in
play at Butler f1eldhouse.
Columbus-It looks more and
more like Franklin, but nothing
much will come of it.
EvanSville-One of the Evansville
schools, probably Bose. but there's
no threat to the state tourney finals
here.
Greencastle-The Tiger Cubs with
claws too badly dulled
Marion-Not that it's important,
but probably Kokomo.
UNSATISFACTORY. Backboard's
riding a shady nag here. Too bad,
though, in the fieldhouse.
Observation-Disclosures may sur
prise us.
Observation-Disclosures they're just
Lion in wait for March 10.
WaShington-Will do it with a
little Hatchet, but did you ever try
to hack down an oak tree with a
butcher knife?
ValparaiSo-Does it make any
difference? 1t looks like Froebel
now.
THAT leaves six regional winners
l. from which to choose. And so
We carry on:
Jeffersonville-A fairly close re-
gional, with Jeffersonville holding the
edge over New Albany, and the Red
Devils are capable of hanging in
with the best. But Blackboard
passed them by.
MartinSville-If Glen Curtis Ar
tesians get by the three-game jinx
and beat Bloomington in the sec
tionalS. they will get to the state,
but not far there. If BLOOMINGTON
cops the sectional, Brazil will come
to the fleldhouSe, but still a quintet
Of Red Devils won't make the grade
here.
Fl. Wayne-Hartford City, a great
team. but without tourney ex-
perience and not quite of the caliber
of a couple Of others that will be
here.
Lafayette-The Broncs, good, but
not quite good enough to stay
through until the finish.
I OGANSPORT-The wellsmen,
IL one of the Snappiest high
school quintetS Blackboard has ever
seen in action. They beat Tech in
a regular campaign tilt-but john
ny Townsend wasn't in that game,
and the Berries were hot.
AnderSon-The meeting of the
giants. Anderson-and Tech of In
dianapoliS.
BUT TECH WILL TAKE THE
INDIANS AND THE STATE MEET
AS WE'LL
There, it's out. Took a long time,
but that's the way it stands. Why?
That comes tomorrow. But here's
a hint:
How could that big Green team
lose on st Patrick's day?
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WLW (700) Cincinnati
WEDNESDAY

P. M.
4:0O-Concert favorites.
4:30-Singing Lady (NBC).
4:45-Little Orphan Annie (NBC).
5:00-Jack Armstrong.
5.l5-Joe Emerson and orchestra and J.
Holbert Ryram handwriting expert.
5:30-Bob Newhall.
5:45-Lowell Thomas (NBC).
6:00-Amos m Andy (NBC).
6:15-Detectives Black and Blue
6:30-RhapSody concert orchestra.
6:45-Red Davis.
7:00-Crine Club (NBC).
7:30-Dangerous Paradise (NBC).
7:45-Trial by Jury
8:00-Ipana Troubadours (NBC).
8:30-Fred Allen and Ferde Grofe orches-
ira.
9;OO-Corn Cob Pipe Club of Virginia
(NBC-Red).
9:30-Zero Hour.
l0:00-Noble Sissle and orchestra
10;15-Johnny Muldowney and orchestra
Observation-Disclosures Marucci or
chestra.
II:oo-Buster Locke and his orchestra.
11:30-Sign off.
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Albert Spalding, Americas foremost ma
tive violinist, will feature another of his
own compositions in his concert broad
cast over WFBM and the Columbia net
work. Wednesday, from 7:30 to p. m.
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A composition BY Edwin Schneider,
Thine Eyes Still Shine" will be sung
BY John Mccormack as q highlight OF the
program over WKBF and an NBC network
Wednesday at $3.50 .. n.
Vincent Lopez will play his own new
piano composition. Three Sisters" as a
high light Of the Plough's Cruiser broad
cast over WKBF and an NBC network
Wednesday at 9 .. n.
Ted Fiorito's famous West Coast or
ehestra and singers with Dick Powell
as master-Of-eeremonies will inaugurate
a new series of programs over WFBM
and the Columbia network Wednesday
from 8 to $3.50 D. m.
Senator William z. Borah Of Idaho viii
offer his explanation Of the importance
and BILE effect Of recent legislation by
congress when he speaks over WKBF and
an MIC network wednesday at $50
?. n.
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Tonight's Radio Tour
NETWORK OFFERINGS.

645-Cowboys.
700-Happy Bakers (CBS).
7:15-Edwin c. Hill (CBS).
7:30-Albert Spalding (CBS).
800-Philadelphia Symphony (CBS).
815-Stoopnagle and Budd (CBS)
830-Burns and Allen with Guy LON.
bardo (CBS).
9o0-Ted Fiorito orchestra (CBSl.
9:30-Beauty that Endures.
9,45-Myrt and Marge tCBSl.
1000-Atop the Indiana roof
1015-Spirits of Rhythm (CBS).
10:30-Honolulu Serenaders.
1O45-Little Jack Little orchestra (CBSl
II 00-Casa Iona orchestra (CBS).
11:30-George Hall orchestra (CBS).
1900 (Midnight)-A the Indiana roof
A. M
12:15-Sign off.
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Totals ..l9 10 Totals IL 10 IL
Score at Half-Notre Dame, %; Mime
sofa II.
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WKBF (140O) indianapolis
indianapolis Broadcasting. Inc.)
WEDNESDAY

P. NJ
4:00-Ted Black orchestra (NBC).
4:15-Doris Stevens (NBC).
4;30-NewS flashes.
4:45-Wizard of OF (NBCl.
5:00-John L. Postage Stamp.
5:05-Piano melodies.
5:15-Waldorf Astoria orchestra (NBC).
5:30-Irene BeaSley (NBC).
5:45-Little Orphan Annie (NBC).
6:00-Lum and Obner.
6:15-Oriental Gardens orchestra (NBC).
6:30-Jerry Downer.
7:00-Katherine McCarten
7.l5-By the FireSide.
7:30-Wayne King orchestra (NBC).
5000, 900 Years in Sing Sing (NBC).
8:30-John Mccormack tNBC).
9:00-Musical Cruiser (NBC).
9;30-Address by Senator Borah (NBCl.
10:00-Jr Chamber OF Commerce.
10:15-John Fogarty (NBC).
10:90-Jack Denny orchestra (NBC).
11:00-Phil Harris orchestra (NRC)
11:30-Clyde Lucas orchestra (NBC).
1900 Midnight Sign off.
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Bernice Claire and Alexander Gray,
two of the stage and screens most
celebrated stars, will be reunited before
the micrOphOne when they are featured
as guest artists with the Ipana TrOuba-
dOurS over WLW and an NBC network
"Wednesday at u. M.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
I Death Notices

Death Notices
BACHMAN. MISS ELSA-Age so daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Lima Bachmsn. sister Of
krma Bachmsn. Mrs Leland Carter and
Mrs. George Walden. passed away Tues
ELANNER = BUCHANAN MoRTUARY,
P a4E Pleas. om, ov, BuF1 g,i Mmq5 s1
call At the mortuary Wednesday evening
cAHLOR. ADDIE-Nidow Of & J. Caylor
and mother Of slrs. Opal Minor Of De-
IIoit' MIS- My-;e MereaGo OF Cleveland
Ethel Cooning and Bert Caylor Of Indi-
annapolis. departed this life Tuesday
Funeral notice later For further in
formation can MOORE s kirk. 49,
CoNARRoE, MARTHA J.-Mother Of Shell
ton and Avian N. conarroe passed
e sT MINIS MSnSay ,ss,ys,n3ins Services At
thursday . oO n FTis MGN i1 0aKa'
Burial crown Hni' Friends friends may s;s' cali cali
at mortuary any time
Faulkner. GEORGE A. 1Bcrt1-Beioved
husband OF Mabel father OF Hattie
OMara, Ruth Fogeiman. Charles George
ana Kenneth Roberts. died Monday eve
ning at St Francis hospital Funeral
place Thursday. Feb s. 2 D m Inter-
mIent at Grown Hill cemetery BLACK
WELL SERVICE. Friends Invited.
MAi lit MICHAEL M.--Hus0and Of the
MIS- MIS-. Joseph M. Beck, died at his home.
zIxS North Meridian St, Tuesday morn
ing runeIal Friday $50 at the home.
Burial. Holy Cross cemetery. Friends
invited. KIRBY SERVICE.
MASCARI. MICHAEL, JR.-Beioyed h1S-
9 oano o. Nancy Mascara son OF Mr. and
eAIS- Mlchael Mascara Sr brother OF
Mrs. Josephine Sigretto and Mrs provf-
qence Sansone. passed away Monday.
REQ. >; $50 p m. age 81 wears Funeral
at $50 a m. Services Holy Rosary
ttmuaon az a m. Friends invited. In
IeIInent -. Joseph cemetery.
II ~ Ishs5IER, EARL-Beloved husband Of
SIo,5e ana father of Elmer and Charles.
9;t Fo 1 q Ross Plummer, departed this
ne TUESDAY. Feb. 6, age 81 years. Fu-
2 2tdS N FTrla a1y Feb 9. at the residence.
Valley cemetery. Friends invifed 9p'FFn ing
R KIPK under direction of MOORE &
SHEETS SHEETS CORA B.-EnteTed into rest
! IS, mother of Edythe skinner. Hazel
burton, Katherine Long and Lottie
neral Thursday Blaine Avenue NJ
B, urisi Nf SI P; m Friends invited.
~ noon Wednesday until hour Of flu
neral HARRY W MOORE FUNERAL,
PARLoRS in charge.
= Cards, in Memoriams
STEIN-We wish to express our deem
sratitude, to our many friends, neigh
DorS and relatives. Father BuSal CWA
M,orkers. Royster & Askin and all who
"a any way assisted US. during our re-
cent bereavement in the death Of onr be-
loved husband and father John j Stein.
WIFE AND CHILDREN
) Funeral Directors, Florists
GRINSTEINER'S
522 E. Market
RI-5374
LEGALS
Sc Legal Noficec
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first movement of Schumann's Symphony
No. in B fiat will be played by the
Philadelphia orchestra conducted by
bia network Wednesday from to 8:15
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2 Cards, in Memoriams

( CardS, in MemOriamS
STEIN-We wish to EXPRESS our deen
gratitude, to our many friends, neiSh-
DorS ana relatives. Father Busal CWA
workers Royster 81 Askin and all who
IN any way assisted US. during our re-
cent bereavement in the death OF orr he
4oVeo husband and father John Stein.
WIFE AND CHILDREN
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Steece, a member of the Volume
Control team of the Mallory
League, fired 593 to pull his team
through for three games over
Yaxley. while Knapp Electric and
Elkomite counted for two from
Ford Valve and Elkonode.
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l5-Slgn OF.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-07

Van Ausdau No. 16 of the Rotary
ner teams produced a clean sweep over
Hatfield No. II. Erbrich, zeller and Busch
man teams as Gulling. Johnson. Coppock
and Meyer No. COPIED a couple from
DUNCAN. Loone, Miller and Baker No. 3.
Poehner was high with 57l. at the Indi-
ana alleys.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-07

Jack Eunt with e24. again led the Hoos-
Ter Athletic Club al the Pritchett alleys.
This score also aided his team. the Block
Optical. to down Indianapolis Office Sup
for the losers with $50. Centennial Press
had Rohr with SIS to help blank the
Potter Coal and Material as Watts Press
downed the Coca Cola by the same route:
{. Barrett OF the Barrett Coal and Fuel
team pounded out a 500 TO give the Coal
team the odd game over Bowes Seal Fast.