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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-14
Semi-PrO and Amateur Baseball

Powpow. Clouse, Hale. Brenton Kincade.
Claiborn. Cole Bellows and Chandler.
L A. M AS will clash with Mohawk
Indians at Mohawk Sunday al 2:30 p. m.
On the following Sunday. AS will play
in the tournament at Bridgeport, and will
vie with Baby Lincolns. Columbia A. AS
and Bridgeport Blues.
Cord Rings will play at Greenfield Sun
day. all players are. asked to report at
noon. Lady or De Mott will twirl for the
Rings, with zigler behind the bat
Forty-SiXth Street Merchants will COL
Tide with Indianapolis Ramblers Sunday
at Forty-ninth street diamond.
Rex Tavern A. Cs will travel to Frank
fort Sunday to meet Frankfort Merchants
at 2:30. Players meet at managers home
al II 80 Sunday morning. Following get
in touch with Red before Saturday: Geiss,
g. Hoyt, E. Hoyt. Murray. Brown. Akers
Menehhofer. Goger, Hanson, Mclaughlin
F. Roessler. w. Roessler, Hess, Hugh,
Boyer and Martin
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Both elevens are reported tc be
in top shape for the encounter. II
will be the first game for the local
Irish and the second of the new
season for Peru. Coach William
McClure's boys lost to Warsaw, 10
to 0.
Coach Joe Dienhart put the fin
ishing touches on his Irish squad
yesterday. Punting and passing
drills were held and a brief signal
practice closed the wor!- 0ut. The
Peru Tigers have worked out short
punt formation that promises to
click, according to information re-
ceived from followers of the in
vaders.
The Cathedral athletes have put
in some long workouts preparing for
the opener and team supporters ex-
pect to see the locals take the Tigers
into camp by the use Of a swift
running attack.
Cathedral and Peru have met on
the gridiron three times and the
upstate team annexed two of the
tits. Probable starting lineups:
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Bolt and Rattan
Grapple to Draw

Ben Bolt, the Souix Indian, and
Silent Rattan wrestled for 80 min
utes to draw in the feature event
of the mat program at Tomlinson
hall last night
Bolt COPIED the first fall with a
hammer lock, but lost the second
when Rattan nailed him with fly
ing head scissors. Neither grappler
had gained a decision when the
time limit expired in the third spill.
Clete Kaufman was named win
ner of the -windup against
Thurp Grimes while trying to re-
gain his feet after a Furnishing tus-
sic. Paddy Nolan and Don Lopez
grappled 80 minutes to draw in
the opener.
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Barney Loses
Favor During
Match Delay
Ross Odds Drop as WelterS
Prepare for HoStiIitieS
Tomorrow Night.
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-If betting
odds mean anything, postponement
of Barney Ross welterweight title
defense against Jimmy McLarnin,
Irish challenger, now scheduled for
tomorrow night, has not helped the
champion.
Ross originally was favored at
1O-7, but latest quotations from
Broadway betting marks show a re-
duction to 6-to-5 in favor of the
champion Large sums of money are
being placed on McLarnin, who lost
the title to Ross last May.
Both fighters will weigh in tomor-
row for the fight, which is slated for
Is rounds at Madison Square Gar
den's Long Island bowl.
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C. NJ. B. TENNIS TEAM
TO CLOSE CAMPAIGN

The Christian Men Builders ten
mis- team will close its season with
a postponed match with the Mobiles
vile city court team at Forest Park,
Noblesville, tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock. The two teams will line
up as follows:
Pinnell M Ralph Holton (CMBl VS.. Paul
Whitesell IN: Harold Banta (CMBl VS..
Bud Fertig IN; George Stewart lCMB)
VS.. Frank Campbell IN.
DouBles-Maurice Banta and Ralph
Folton (CMBl VS.. jude Pinnel and Bert
Williams M: Harold Banta and Bob
Pogue (CMBl VS.. Paul Whitesell and Bob
Duckwall IN; George Stewart and Jim
Lorton lCMBl VS.. Bud Fertig and Ed
Males IN.
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CLUBS MIX
IN SEMI-FINAL TILT

YOUNGSTOWN, O., Sept. IA
The Petrolia team of Butler county,
Pa, was to meet Cleveland today in
what corresponds to a semi finals
round of the National Baseball
Federation tournament here.
The winner of todays game will
battle it out with Birmingham, Ala,
for the 1884 title. Birmingham drew
a bye today.
Detroit's entrant was eliminated
yesterday by Birmingham, 3 to O.
Pitcher Lawrence held Detroit to
three hits. Petrolia received its first
setback yesterday, losing to Cleve-
land by a to margin.
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OFFERED GARDEN FIGHT

u y 4 tHttN SPtLtut
MEXICO, D. F., Sept. 14.-If Kid
Azteca, Mexican welterweight cham
pion, defeats Eddie Kid Wolfe Of
Memphis, Tenn, in their fight here
next week, he will be offered a
bout with Bep Van Klavern at Mad
ison Square Garden, New York, it
was announced yesterday.
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ShOrtridge Grid
Squad to Be Cut

The ShOrtridge nigh school foot
ball squad. Nnder the direction OF
coach Robert Nipper. held a lengthy
scrimmage and a long drill on punt
ing and passing at the north side
field yesterday.
Coach Nipper announced that the
varsity and reserves would engage
in a practice game today and that a
cut would be made following the tilt.
Merrill Hamilton. varsity tackle, and
Max Bartly. promising junior tull
back. still are on the injured list,
but probably Will resume practice
next week.
Tom Woods Blue Devil freshman
mentor. announced that the hrst
call for freshman football. original
Is scheduled for Monday, would
be postponed until Wednesday
Sept. 70.
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GridirOn Sessions
Begin at Franklin
ByUniied Press

81 United Press
FRANKLIN. Ind. Sept. IA
Scrimmage sessions have opened in
the Franklin college football camp
under the direction of Coach Roy
(. TIllotson.
The 1884 squad includes fourteen
lettermen and fifteen experienced
reserves from last years team.
Lettermen include R. Moser. G.
Poe. D. Poe, @. Parkhurst. F. Mil
Ter. V. Waggoner. A. Pruitt, z. Ter
rell. and B. ISelhart. linemen; X
Beldon. Capt Max Martin. K.
SomerS. w. McCarty and L. Hem
niger. backs.
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IN SOFTBALL FINALS
Democrats and NJ. p. O.'s TaHgle at
Gas Company Diamond Tonight.

The indianapolis Democrats and
the M. p O.s will play in the final
fracas of the Smith Hassler-Sturm
Softbau Association tourney at the
Citizens Gas diamond tonight at
1870 The M. P. O.s downed the
Spades. 5 to 0, and the Democrats
beat the South Side Trojans. to l,
IN Yesterdays tits.
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NEGRO FIGHTER WINS

PARIS, Sept. 14-Obie Walker,
American Negro heavyweight, was
awarded a technical knockout over
Hans Shoenrath of Germany in the
fifth round of a scheduled 10-round
fight last night.
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thing like $50 as their pooled re-
sources. They borrowed" a ride in
an airplane Smith lost his suitcase
en- route and had to borrow golfing
clothes. Then he took sick in their
$3.50 per week rooming house. Gold
man was up, night after night
nursing him.
Through the six rounds played
previous to today, Smith set a rec
ord for overtime play, winning but
one of his matches in the specified
distance Of eighteen holes. But they
came through at last, Smith beat
ing Ernest PEPPER of San Jose, Cal,
in the quarter finals while Goldman
was winning, 2 and l, over Eddie
briggs of New York.
Meantime Armstrong was putting
out the last surviving former cham
pion, Chick Evans, of Chicago, and
Little won over Willie Turnesa of
Elmsford, N Y.
The thirty-six holes finals title
play will be staged tomorrow.
OF the four semi -finalists, only
one, Little. is a well-known golfer.
Goldman is a metal lathe worker.
Smith is petroleum salesman,
Armstrong whisky salesman and
Little an insurance contact man"
Cards of semi-fnal matches in
the national amateur golf cham
pionship; today's morning round:
Par out ............. 4i4 4i4 S1i-35
Pair in ............... 453 454 34i-36-71
Goldman out ....... $40 55i 4i4-41
Smith out .......... 5ii Asa 35i-38
Smith leads, 2 up.
Goldman in ..... 453 sos 835-SS-79
Smith in ............ 453 sos 445-41-79
Goldman leads, 1 u7.
Little out ........... 53i 444 $3.50
Armstrong out ....... 645 533 344-37
Match all square.
Armstrong in ...... 545 454 345-38-15
Little in ............. Asa 454 334-36-13
Little leads, 2 up.
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MASSEY WHIPS MARCHEsE

Philadelphia, Sept. 14.-Lew Mas
sey, 1876, junior weIterweight Of
Philadelphia, scored a technical
knockout over Frankie Marchese,
1873, of New York, here last night
when the referee halted the fight
in the seventh round.
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WISCONSIN SQUAD TO REPORT

MADISON. Wis. Sept. 14.-Near-
" sixty aspirantS TO the University
OF Wisconsin football team are ex-
pected to report tomorrow to Coach
Clarence w. Spears for the first
practice Of the 1884 season. Cap
tain Jack Bender. Button. Ind. Will
head a list Of about fourteen letter.
men expected to return.
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Three Contests on
Catholic Schedule
By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Sept. 14.-The Ma
ational Catholic Youth Organization
baseball tournament entered its
third day of play today with three
games on the schedule at Wrigley
field The pairings:
Holy Assumption. West Allis, Wis, VS..
Tivoli Club. Detroit.
Stars. York, Neb.
Dubuque Al-stars. Dubuque, Ia, vs.. st.
Msry's Alton. III.
st. Adrian. Chicago, defending the
title gained the semi-f1nals yesterday BY
defeating Isidore. Grand Rapids Mich.
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Cathedral Tackles Peru
in II. S. Grid Inaugural
Football Warriors Battle Under Lights Tonight in Butler
Bowl; Action Starts at 8:15.

high open tonight
lights Butler bowl the Cathedral Indianapolis with
the warriors OF Peru. The kickoff has set 85
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MLLers CIinch Western
LGureLs in Association
Minneapolis and Columbus to Open Pennant Play Tues
day: Indians Engage in Exhibition Contest.

1884 American Association
yesterday
champion Columbus Birds will
Minneapolis Tuesday
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Coast Golf Champ SmasheS
Way to 2 Up Margin Over
Don Armstrong of Illinois
Dallas Players Battling in SemFnaS of Title Play Wage
Close Match, With Smith One Down; Champion
ship Tilt Scheduled Tomorrow at Brookine.
BY STUART CAMERON
United Press Sports Editor

BROOKIINE Mass Sept 14Lawson Little Of San
Aurora,
Reynolds Smith, fellow
OF eighteen
national amateur golf championship seminas today.
The eighteen holes get under at
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Sunday at the Bridgeport dianond. Boots
Hutsen and Grimes probably Will oe
moundsmen for the Blues. with Rusle
Receiving. The annual Bridgeport tour
new Will be held on Sept % and 30. with
the Baby Lincolns. Columbia A. C.s; / A.
NJ AS and Bridgeport Blues eiashing
for honors.
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Games Today

INDIANAPOLIS at Louisville.
Toledo at Columbus.
Kansas CITY at Milwaukee.
MINNEAPOLIS at st. Paul.
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Indianapolis. Ramblers tackle Forty
Sixth street Merchants SUNDAY at me
report early. RamblerS will practice at
Garfield tonight at 5 O'Clock. Ramblers
want games for the remainder of this
Goals notice. Cah brexei 240o between
and p. m. and ask for Art
Citizens Giants are without game for
SUNDAY Giants lost an encounter at MT:
ag sS pew at su n6 to s6 can ask F tor
RAY. Giants have Diamond.
Hines BARRIERS defeated Indianapolis
for Sunday. Call Belmont 1901 and ask
Avon downed Stuck Coal squad, "A to 4.
with Edwards allowing only six hits. Monte
Carlos will play at Avon Sunday.
Washington Tigers trimmed Keystones
header winning both games. Copp' Bon
Tigers will test University Heights Sunday
a Washington park, keystone avenue and
Thirty-tourth street. Tigers notice.
Glenn's Valley A. Cs will meet Inland
Box nine on the Valley diamond Sunday.
Jordon probably, will start on the mound
for Sept. %. Call DreXel 6840-W after
p. m. and ask for George.
All Fountaintown players are urged to
meet at Garfield park tomorrow at
p. m for a workout. Fountaintown plays
at Beech Grove Sunday.
A large crowd is expected at Crawfords-
vile Sunday when the Cloverdale Grays
and Charlottesville Merchants tangle in
he rubber Of series
Bennett and Kirby for Charlottesville will
receive battery assignments when the
game starts at 2:30
Crescent A. B. C.s are without a game
70 book strong clubs, Baby LincOlng and
Burnett, oO4 west Tenth street.
Morocco A. c,s fast Negro nine, desire
aoO2 between 5 and 7:3o p. m. and ask
for Arthur.
annapolis poi II Tur PeT Sunday yH at Brookside
No. !. All players are requested to re-
port at 1870 For information call Lin
Mars Hill team has reorganized sno
boasts a strong lineup. game is wanted
for Sunday. Dutch Hardwood is asked
to get in touch with Doc Walters. Gail
Belmont 40l6.
Brightwood A C.s would Ike to DQos
q
Sunday TO be played at Ellenberger
park A. Cs lost a game to Beech Grove.
l to 0. W. Hurt hurled four-hit ball toI
the A. Cs Call Roesch's drug store, 1888
Station street. and ask for G. Barnes.
A pitchers duel is expected Sunday
when Lefty Rhodes Of the Oak Hill
Flashes hooks up with Grey Anderson Of
the Banner Farms Dairy club az Brook-
side No 3 1t will be a playof Of the
fourteen Inning fray halted BY darkness
with the score l and l.
Baby Lincolns will meet Traders Point
SUNDAY. For games write Earl Smith
1872 North Sheffield avenue
Bridgeport Blues will tackle El Amigos
Sunday at the Bridgeport diaHond. Boots
Hutsen and Grimes probably viii be
moundsmen for the Blues. with Rusie
receiving. The annual Bridgeport tour
nev will be held on Sept. % and 80. with
the Baby Lincolns. Columbia A. C.s, / A.
N. AS and Bridgeport Blues ciashing
for honors.
South Side Tigers will mix with Nc
Ellwain Al-Stars at Northwestern PARK
SUNDAY al $50 Following players are
urged to report at $50 at the diamond:
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Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at New York.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
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South Side Tigers will mix with Nc
FlIwafn Au-Stars at Northwestern park
SUNDAY at 2:3O. Following players are
urged to report at $50 at the diamond:
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Mars Hill team has reorganized ana
boasts a strong lineup A game is wanted
for Sunday Dutch Hardwood is asked
to get in touch with Doc Walters. Call
Belmont 40l6.
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Results Yesterday
A1FrpICAN ASSOCIATION

St Paul ........ 0l0 600 10 10 D
Minneapolis ....... 10l go OK II
Claset. Erickson. Fette and Fenner:
Shaute and Hargrave.
First Came
Kansas City .....s. 0l0 100 600
Milwaukee ......... 900 600 DOL 10 l
stiles and crandan; Pressnell, BraxtOn
-''O Second Game. Eleven Innings)
Kansas City ... 2lO 600 O3o OIL 10 Z
| Milwaukee . 020 900 400 90 6 2
Beard. Jones and Breese; slime and
Rensa
Indianapolis. Louisville. Toledo and Co.
lumbus not scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WASHINGTON .-'--. egg 9o9 o O09 0 99U-9 Il !
Stewart. Mccon and Bolton; Rowe and
New York .......... DOL oo2 900 9
Cleveland ....-..---. OOO lOO OUO-
Gomez and Jorgens: Hildebrand and
| Brenzel.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis; rain.
Boston at Chicago: will play later date
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Twelve Inningsl
St Louis ~ 600 900 900 002-
New York ....... 600 900 900 600 l
p Dean and Delaney; Fitzsimmons ana
banning.
CHICAGO - DOL COS 600 1
BROOKLYN ........... 600 600 Oo2- 2 5
Bush and o'Farrell; Mungo. Munns ana
Lopez Berries
Cincinnati at Boston: will play later
date
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia: will play at
later date.
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Brightwood A. C.s would like to boos
a contest with a fast ball club for
Sunday TO be played at Ellenoerger
park A. Cs lost a game to Beech Grove.
/ to 0. W. Hurt hurled four-hit ball for
the A. Cs Call Roesch's drug store. 1898
Station street and ask for G. Barnes
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL. IEAGUE

Boston at Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at St. Louis (twol.
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Falls City Beers will tangle with 1ndi-
annapolis Turner's Sunday at Brookside
port at 1870 For information call Lin
coin 1924
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Baby Lincolns viii meet Traders Point
Sunday. For games. write Earl smith
1872 North Sheffield avenue
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A pitchers duel is expected Sunday
when Lefty Rhodes of the Oak Hill
Flashes hooks up with ORGY Anderson OF
side No. 2. 1t will be a playoh Of the
fourteen-inning fray halted BY darkness
with the score / and l.
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Morocco A. C.s. fast Negro nine, desire
a road game for Sunday. Call Drexel
1902 between and 1880 p. m. and ask
for Arthur.
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Crescent A. B. C.s are without a game
for Sunday. and Sept. %. and would like
to book strong clubs. Baby Lincolns and
Columbia A. Cs notice Write Charles
Burnett. 804 West Tenth street.
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large crowd is expected at Crawfords-
vile Sunday when the Cloverdale Grays
and Charlottesville Merchants tangle in
the rubber" game of a three-game series.
Paugh and Fornell for Cloverdale and
Bennett and Kirby for Charlottesville will
receive battery assignments when the
game starts at 2:30.
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HEAVYWEIGHT
HOGS STEADY
AT CITY PENS
Others Up 10 to so Cents;
Cattle, Sheep Firm;
VeaIS Higher.

Prices Of heavyweight hogs at the
Indianapolis yards today, for the
first time in more than two weeks,
failed to advance. The prices, how
ever, held steady with yesterdays
session, ranging between s7.40 and
$3.50. A few choice kinds were
quoted at S755.
Underweight hogs continued their
advance, however, weights under
160 pounds being 10 to so cents
higher. Medium weights brought
sellers prices of from S735 to s7.40,
lightweightS S6.45 to $685. and light
lights $3.50 to $500. Packing sows
brought S5.75 to $675.
Receipts in the swine market
totaled 5000 and holdovers num-
bered 434.
Cattle also held steady with the
previous session, choice heifers be-
ing quoted at around SIPS. Other
kinds were mostly low grade stock
in small lots. Receipts numbered
only 600.
The veal market showed new
strength, prices being generally so
cents higher, the bulk selling at
from $3.50 down. Receipts totaled
500.
Receipts in the sheep market to-
tailed 900. Lamb trade was steady
with the previous session, good eve
and wether kinds selling at from
$725 to $780, with bucks being 81
less. Throwout sheep were $3.50
to Sc.
Hog trading at Chicago was
slightly higher than yesterdays av-
erage, bidders offering mostly 10
cents more for good heavyweights
than in the previous session. Re-
ceipts totaled 5000, including 5000
direct. Cattle receipts totaled $500
commercial and 1000 government
stock and calves receipts we're 500
commercial and 5000 government.
The market opened steady. Sheep
receipts were 5000 and the market
steady.
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WEATHER NEWS
SENDS FUTURES
PRICES UPWARD
Grains Respond to Reports
of Adverse Conditions
in Canada.
BY HARTMAN w. NICHOLS
United Press STAN Correspondent

CHICAGO, Aug. 24.-Motivated by
firmer foreign markets and reports
Of adverse weather in Canada IN
grain markets firmed and moved up
fractionally on opening of the Chi
cago Board of Trade today.
Wheat at the opening was I'M
changed to up s to i; corn was up
i to IS; oats were i to i higher,
and rye was up p.
The better tone in the domestic
market was due largely to the rise
at Liverpool, which responded
sharply to colder weather in Canada
and the fear of crop damage there.
Corn showed considerable strength
on the firmneSS in September deliv-
cries, many holders of that month
indicating they will accept delivery.
The weather was factor, but trad
erS believed there was little likeh-
hood of frost over the main corn
belt.
Oats were under some pressure
but maintained a firm tone. The
short crop and reports that Cam
ada would place an embargo on ex-
port of fodder caused a better de-
mand.
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New York Bank Stocks
(By Abbott. Hoppin g. Co..
Aug. %
Marriage Licenses

Floyd Roush 81. of 1912 North Alabama
street. meat business; and Alama Petit
John. rs, of 242S Brookside parkway.
clerk.
street. hotel clerk. and Muriel Patterson.
49, of 526 North Riley avenue. maid.
Frank Howard. %. Of 1908 North ILL.,
1908 North Illinois street. saleswoman.
Charles McCaulev. AZ of 1918 Prospect
a., of 2179 North Pennsylvania street, tele-
phone operator.
Joe Landers so. of 109 West St. Clair
street barber and Jennie Bridgewater. 81.
OF 1912 East Ohio street. laundress.
Donald Fargo. 81 of 500 North Illinois
30 North Oakland avenue. housekeeper.
Norman Hutchinson. 26 Of 2702 North
Gui,ford avenue. laborer. and Thelma
Fisler 49, Of 5O26 Central avenue. house
j. r. Marshall. 81. of sOs South Hamit-
ton avenue doctor. and Flossie Lisler,
IS. of 306 South Hamilton avenue, Real
Silk employe.
Earl Tafr. 80 Morgantown. W. Va. glass
factory employee, and Catherine Mary, %.
of l445 Union street. housekeeper.
Ralph sharke. a., Of 4sl5 East Wash
ngOn sbd5 IF say E0F RossT an0
Theodore Losche. "a, x. R S, Box 462.
commission merchant, and Frieda Held
man. 10. OF 205 West Troy avenue. house
Thurman Bond. %. TT. Harrison, soldier.
and Hazel Shouse. 10. r. R. Is. Box 702.
Douglas Hall. q. of SIS Sutherland ave-
nue. unemployed. and Adele Triller. "a.
of ~ East Thirty-third street. housekeeper.
Garland Miller. 81. of 2007 Bellefont aine
street delivery man. ana Clare Winkle.
10. OF - North Holmes avenue. factory