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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-23
GREETINGS OF FIFE SEASON

To you all from the Alaska a Transfer Co. We suggest coal as a most appropriate gift. Rox and Sumara. Telephone 436. adv.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-21
DARING BANDITS
HOLD UP TRUCK
NORTH OF CITY
Flee With $500 of Baking
Firm Receipts, Driver
Tells Police.

Two heavily armed highway rob-
bers held up a truck driver and his
helper north of Indianapolis this
morning and escaped with a strong
box believed to contain between $500
and $500.
R. E Carter, IS, Of 932 N. Ala
bama-st, the driver, said he and his
helper. Harold Berry. %, of 1850 y.
Olney-St, were carrying receipts Of
the Omar Baking Co. in Anderson
at the time.
Because state road 81 is under re-
pair. they drove to Noblesville and
then started south on the Allison
yllle-rd.
A few miles north of indianapolis
an automobile pulled across the
highway and two men, one armed
with a machine gun. forced them to
stop, Mr.. Carter said.
They then were forced to drive the
truck to 65th-st near KeytSone-av,
where the bandits again covered
them and made them lie on the
floor of the cab, he told police.
The bandits, described as being
about 30, then took the strong box
from the truck and drove north on
Keystone-av.
One of the bandits wore a green
rain coat and carried a As automat-
ic pistol His accompliCe, who never
left the bandit car, carried the ma
chine gun, police were told.
The money was insured.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-21
No. 2 for Southport

BIZ ines Speciai
SEYMOUR. Ind, Sept. 21.-The
Southport High School Cardinals
chalked up their second victory of
the new football season by defeat
ing Seymour here yesterday, 81 to
6. Coach Pitchers Cards downed
Shelbyvill5 - their first tilt of the
campaign.
Winchell starred for the winners.
A pass. WincheI to K. WATSON, was
good for the Cards first touchdown
in the first quarter. Wincheil
plunged for the extra point. Joe
Langley of southport drove through
the line for another touchdown in
the third quarter. a pass was good
Tor the extra point, and the visitors
led, IA to o.
Bemas ran back a punt IS yards
to account for Seymour's lone touch
down.
The Cards wound up their Scor-
ing with a 25-yard dash across the
line and a plunge for extra point
by Winchell in the final period.
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Irish Humble
Shelbyville in
Tight Battle
Cathedral Gridmen Score
Second Victory of
Season, 1875.
ByTimes Special

n q t"t'H q NffANA
SHELBYVILLE. Ind. Sept. I'll
Cathedrals fast-stepping gridmen Of
Indianapolis came through with
their second victory of the 1885
campaign last night when they de-
feated Shelbyville, 1875, under the
local arcs.
For the second consecutive week
the Irish unleashed a powerful drive
in the opening quarter that proved
sufficient to bring victory without
further scoring in the later quarters.
Jim Mcnamara, Cathedral captain.
scored the first marker on the sec
on play Of the game with a 50-yard
run and took part in the second
touchdown few minutes later when
he tossed 45-yard pass to Lanahan.
who Scurried over the line few feet
away unmOlested. Waddel missed
both attempts for extra point
Shelbyville, unable to penetrate
the Irish defense until late in the
game, opened its touchdown Of
fensive with a pass of 25 yards,
Page to Raw, carrying the ball 10 the
courtyard line Page then hit the
line for three yards and Buchanan
followed with a smash that carried
the ball over. Page attempted a
place kick for extra point, but his
effort was wide
The irish held the upper hand in
the opening half, their offensive
taking the locals of their feet. but
in the second half the Golden Bears
came back with determined de-
Tense and kept plugging away on Of
Tense until they finally scored.
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MONDAY

tories were taken by, H. Lieber Co.
HAYES Bros. H. c. Emf, Materials and Nc
Fuel and Railroad Mems Bui Hais'- and and
Savings won twice from utility Insulators,
Johnson-Maas and Brandt Bros.
Art weddle and Curt wray wound up
Of the Central states Envelope League, each
were twice victorious over Teams No
3 and during the session at Pritchetts.
Lite League at Pritchett's with a 900
even. His top total gave the Office team
the only triple win Of the evening. its
victim being the Machine Shop. Main
tenance TOOK two from Hydraulic Press.
In the lockwood League at the Indiana
Alleys, Bosses won three games over Engi-
neers for the only shutout V-Drives. Set
Ceiling Mounts, Short Belts and Verti-
Gals. Binnion's 609 was the best indi-
vidual score Of the evening.
A s4l by Rittin featured the schwitzeE;;
Press won the only shutout of the evening,
Assembly, Shipping Room and, Tool Room
took double wins over Grinders, Office
Fan Assembly and Lathe Dept.
Bradleys $50 was tops in the United Mu-
tual League at the Illinois. Juveniles
nabbed three from Endowment, 20-Pay Life
won twice from Ordinary Life ana An
nuitles took an cdd-game decision over
Modified Life.
The South Side has joined the parade
of ten-pin. leagues inspired by the coming
A. B. c. tournament. Last night at the
St. Cecilia Club Alleys, the newly or
ganizeo Merchants Recreation League
swung into action. The eight teams
making up the league served notice that
they expected TO join the top scorers Of
the city by pounding the NAPLES for nice
totals Bakius was the leading individual
with a $50, while the eftering-Litzelman
No. I team won three games from Polar
Ice & Fuel and totsled 1921 with the aid
OF a 1910 middle game. Pioneer Tavern
and Lauck Hardware were triple winners.
Weight Mortuary and Williams Chevrolet
beng the victims DIFFERING -Litzelman No.
? won a pair from Miller Grocery.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-21
Richardt Captures
Real Estate Title
Retains Trophy by Carding
IS at HiIIcreSt.

H L. Richardt registered a low
gross Is to retain the presidents
gold trophy in the Indianapolis Real
Estate Board golf tournament at the
Hilcrest Country Club yesterday.
Presentation of the cup will take
place at the Board luncheon Thurs
day in the Hotel Washington.
Herbert @. Knight, general golf
chairman, awarded other prizes at
a dinner last night attended BY
more than so realtors and their
guests.
Those receiving awards included
Jacob F. Delker, Edward Hyde, W.
c. Bevington, Fred c. Tucker, H. y.
Underwood, Mr.. Klein, r. E. Peck
ham. c. B. Durham, o. Johnson, H.
B. Steeg. Leo H. McAllster, Frank
Cox, R. A. Jeffries, Howard Ca!d-
well. Frank Moore and j. j. Argus
Jr.
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EEATURE scores Of last night
Il ten-pin spilling again came from
the Fountain Square Recreation
League, with Bert Bruder, a vet
eran Of the bowling lanes, furnish
ing the top individual total of the
18 loops displaying their wares on
local alleys.
Bruder collected his first 700 since
the 1888 "a season, when he blasted
the NAPLES for games of 213, 287 and
2O8 for a 708 He upheld the Foun-
tain loops reputation of furnishing
one 700 total in each of its three
weeks of action, Red Mounts having
collected a 704 on the opening night
and Fehr a 708 last week.
Arch HeiSS gave Bruder a 621 sup
port and the Acetylene Products
made a clean sweep CT Its series
over the opposing Bowes Seal Fast,
who had Larry Fox at 625 as lead
ing individual The winners slipped
over single pin victory in their
middle game.
hAIDCI LdSCiS ONNUhA
Herman Bohne ana Jerry O'Grady
gave the Lieber Layers the next
best totals of the session, and the
two-way combination boosted the
Lager boys to the top position in
the league standing. Bohne had 678
on games of 179. $50 and 243, while
O'Grady totaled 674 by linking
games of 1874, 279 and 211. In WIN
ming the three games over the Chas.
DENLY Cigars, the team smacked
out the highest team total of the
season in the loop. reaching SOTO on
games of 926. 1897 and 967. The
1897 was another seasons high
Carl Kiefer had a 585 that repre-
sented the best effort Of the losers
A double win over the Sterling
Beers gave the Flap Jacks second
place in the standing. Car
Mindach and Ed Stevenson featur-
ing with series of SAT and COZ. The
middle game victory of the Ster-
lings was their initial win of the
season in the loop. Frank Fox
had the losers best total, a SIS.
Falls City Wins
Cooks Goldblume again took a
two-time beating. Falls City prov
ing the master in last nights series
Jess Pritchett'S al-Star aggregation
for the first time in many seasons
found their percentage below the
500 mark. The veteran leader, who
tackled up his first 500 Of the season
gave the Cook team its lone VIC
tory by striking out in the tenth
frame Of the final game. Lee
Carmin also entered the 600 class
for his first time, halting right on
the mark. Pritchett reached 626 in
his three games. For the Falls City
boys. Red Mounts spanked out a
654, Joe Fulton gathered in 619 and
Carl Hardin stopped at 900.
IN the Washington League at the
i Illinois, DR.. j. E. Kernel Opticals.
through a triple win over Board Of
Trade. assumed the top position in
the league race. The winners
turned in the best three game count
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-21
KeatOn Named to
" Wrestling Post
Former |. u. Ace New Coach
of City Team.

Walter (Buster) Keaton, Indiana
Kentucky A. A. U. wrestling cham
pion in the 126-pound class, today
was named coach Of the local Y. NJ
c. A. wrestling team. Keaton sue
ceeds Jack Scott, who has been con-
nected with the "" for severa
years and is retiring from active
athletics.
The new coach was an .outstand-
ing member of Indiana University
championship team last year ano
was intramural champion in 1912
He will try out for the U. S. Olympic
squad in 1886.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Death Notices

L OCdNH .NOAtAtS
CAMS. MRS. ADAH-widow OF Edward
CAMS. passed away Friday afternoon az
her home northeast Of Clermont. serv-
MORTUARY Monday ar O'Clock.
Friends invited. Cremation following
DUNN, ROMA AwILDA-Of 1880 ". RAY
ST. beloved daughter OF MT and Mrs
Hugh Dunn. sister OF Robert. James snc
stella Me5do1 passs sg sTsg SEP, 20. isss
Services Monday. 10 q m al above ad-
dress. Burial Floral PARK Friends in
vited. BEANBLOSSOM SERVICE.
DWIGANs. JAMES-Entered into rest
Thursday. age Il years. beloved husband
OF Pima Dwigans. father OF James J. and
Clarence o DHiganS- Funeral sunday
1880 q. m, Al the Free Christian
Church. 18th and Baltimore-av. Friends
may call at residence. 28O2 Macpherson
ST.. until hour of funeral HARRY "
MOORE FUNERAL PARLORS III charge
EVANS. PAUL WESLEY-Of 1880 S Worth
s.. beloved son OF M. and Mrs. FloFC
Evans brother OF Gene, grandson Of Nj
James Neese, ,passeo away Sept. 20. 1888
Services Monday 2 30 a. m. at he abov.
ADDRESS Burial BrownSbure Ind Friend.
invited BEANBLOSSOM SERVICE.
HERNDON. wALTER-Of Sterling Heights
one mile west Of Ben Davis. beloved
husband OF Lillian Lee Herndon
father Of Montzeu and Louise Risdon
Ella. Gilbert and Myrtle Herndon, son
OF Walter F. Herndon. brother Of vii
liam Herndon OF Gulfport Miss, and
Mrs. Bertha Lewis Of New Albany. IND
passed away Sept. 20. 1895. age "a
years Friends NAV call a. his dauEh-
ters home is ". Raymond-st. after
D. m, Saturday. Services Monday
p. m. AZ the Church OF God. corner OF
Elder and W. New York-stS. Burial
Floral Park Friends invited. BEAN
BLOSSOM SERVICE
HORNBROOK. HENRY HALLAM-At his
home. 1851 n Penn-st. Friends may cal
at residence Saturday from ; 20 .. m
Services at the Meridian Street NJ E
Church Sunday. 3 .. m. Private burial
Monday in Crown Hill
norton. JOHN Entered into rest Fri
dav age 81 years beloved husband Of
Dora H Horton and father % Mrs Thea
Grannemann. John E Jr and Allan H0r-
neral MONDAY al the residence. 900 W
32d-St, 3 p. m. Friends invited. Burlal
Crown Hill HARRY W MOORE FL
NERAL PARLORS in charge.
JACOBS. JOHN W.-Beloved husband OF
Margeretha S. Jacobs. and father Of
Ralph L. Jacobs. passed away FRIDAY
neral services will be held at the VALID
FUNERAL HOME. Illinois AZ 17th-st
Monday afternoon Sept. % A. O'Clock
Burial Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends
invited Friends NAV call al the funeral
home after SUNDAY noon.
JOHNSON. ANDREW-Age IS years, hus-
band OF Carrie father of Mrs. Grace
Cox. Elmer John and Robert Johnson
passed away Friday night. Funeral and
burial Monday. p n at Clear Greek
Ind Friends may call al the home OF
his daughter 500 South Meridian-st
FARLEY SERVICE.
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TWO Of the outstanding rough
a and tumble performers in
heavyweight mat circles will dish it
out in the feature tug on the
wrestling card at the Armory Tues
day night. the tussle bringing to-
gether Karl big Boy Davis 239
Columbus. o., and Chief king
George Chewchki. 241, Oklahoma.
Both poWerhouses are known for
their two-hsted style Of offense as
we'll as their ability to take it,
when the going is tough. Chewchki
usually packs bag Of tricks and
there is always the possibility that
he will pull" one as a surprise
move
Two other bouts will be offered on
the card, which is being staged by
the Hercules A. c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-21
MCCOY PUNCHES OUT
WIN OVER BR0UILLARD

BIZ Cnitcd Press
BOSTON, sept. 21.-Al Mccoy,
born Floren LIE Brasseur, is the out
standing challenger for the light
heavyweight boxing title Of Bob
DIN, New York, as a result Of his
clean-cut victory over Lou Broul-
lard of worcester, in a 10-round
bout at Boston Garden last night.
Ranked only behind the title
holder in recent National Boxing
Association ratings, Brouillard did
not win round and only his game
ness brought him through on his
feet.
Mccoy. ranked fourth by the MIA,
weighed 1903; Brouillard 1929.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-21
Births
Girls


Virgil and Thelma Carver. City Hospital.
Kenneth and Glayds Parkinson, City
Hospital
Charles and Lorraine Shapperd, City
Edward and Magdalene Hehey, City
Hospital
Paul and Martina Casmire, City Hos
pital.
Rozzen and Lula Moore. 915 E. 14th.
William and Susie Gartin, 2408 Man
love
Guy and Elizabeth Black. 656 S. East.
Benjamin and Ruby Woods, 6i5 E. Nor
Earl and Rose Cornwell. 1247 Deloss.
Tommy and Anna Johnson, 2734 Co
lumba.
Ralph and Margaret Eilers. 1850 N.
PAU and Ruth Smith, St. vincent's
Hospital.
Richard ana Matilda Hogan, St. Vim
John and Leevan Beatty St. vincent's
Hospital
Lloyd and Rosemary Decker, St. Vim
cents Hospital.
Harvey and Lois Ogden, st. vincent's
Donald and Rose Fargo, St. vincent's
Leo and Anette Fried, St. vincent's Hos
Charles and Evelyn Rimp, st. vincent's
Hospital
William and jeanette Robinson, St. Vim
Samuel and Harriet Simpson, 1850
Morgan
Roscoe and Ruth Cole s4s S. Pershing.
William and Leona Black, 627 .Dorman.
Robert and Ruth Black. 500 E. Nc
Carly.
Boys
Lee and Pauline Everett. City Hospital
Kenneth and Alma Thompson, City Hos
William and Grace Phillips. City Hos
William and Catherine Rousch. City
Hospital
Cecil and Sarah Baxter. 171s Thaddeus
Kenneth and Myrene Eubank, Ills n.
William and Thelma Price, 1910 N sher-
Hobart and Mary Chandler, 2l3s N.
DreXel
Omer and Vera Baxter. 1887 Tibbs.
William and Lorena Rife, St. Vincent S
ROY and Gladys Kicker. st. vincents
John and Thelma Ryan. St. Vincent 5
James and Cora Curtis, St. vincents
Walter and Nela ingalls,, St. vincent's
Hospital.
William and Sophia skaggs, ST. Vim
cents hospital.
Glen and Mabel Perry. St. vincent's Hos
pital
George and Martha Baker, 1881 Roose-
welt
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Fishing the Air

An authoritative report on THE Polit-
ical Situation in washington Tonight will
be made by Frederic william VILE. political
commentator during the second of his
network Saturday from to AIS p. m.
Glenn s. "Pop" Warner, Temple Uni
versity famed football coach, will size
mp the coming football season when he
appears as a guest of Thornton Fisher
noted sports commentator. on the Sport
Review of the Air Saturday at 5:45 p. M
over WIRE and an NBC network.
THE Fleagle Fingerprint Case" g
on records from the Official files Of the
Bureau of Investigation. United State:
Department of Justice, will be presented
Saturday during the G Men broadcast at
7 D. m. over WIRE and an NBC network
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Peru UpSetS MunCie
BIZ Times Spccial

BIZ Times Special
MUNCIE. Ind. Sept. 21.-Muncie
High School, mythical undefeated
state champions of 1884, met defeat
here last night at the hands of a
superior Peru eleven. 60. Previous
~ this season the Bearcats had de-
feated Decatur and tied with
Marion.
Peru tailed in the last quarter
when it climaXed a steady So
yard march from midheld with a
touchdown. Kelly, George john
son and Struble led the attack. The
try for point was wide.
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Deaths

Mary Jane Carlow, 70. at Methodist
Hospital, Carcinoma.
Ralph Troyer, % at Central Indiana
Hospital, pulmonary tuberculosis.
Lillian Holiday. 40. al Methodist Hospi-
tai chronic nephritls.
Loretta A. Hickey. at 437 North State,
carcinoma.
william A. Parsons. 50. at Methodist
Hospital. gastric ulcer.
Adeline Gum. 90. at 1870 Boulevard
pl hypostatic pneumonia.
Clara Belle Etheridge. q. az 523 West
oath pulmonary embolism.
Arvin Eugene Ellis. months. az Meth
odist Hospital congenitsl stenoSis.
Louise c. Morris 80. al 72l West 3lst.
carcinoma.
Emma Lewis Ayres. 7s at $40 PARK,
urerula
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Electrical Remaining

FRAKES ELECTRIC CO.-252 Hudson.
Service and rebuild refrigerator motors.
etc. RI-8l59
HOUSEHOLD appliances repaired prompt
service. RIVERSIDE AUTO PARTS. Ia
2814
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-21
AIiCeS Win Close One

bV IHIN NUCCITI
VINCENNES. Ind, Sept. I'll
Vincennes defeated Linton High
School in the first Southern In
diana Conference game of the
season here last night, IA to 13.
Elmer johnson drOp-kicked both
extra points to provide the margin
of victory for the Alices. A long
pass, Porter to Kennedy. and a
33-yard run gave Linton its second
touchdown after it had scored the
first on a Vincennes tumble.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-21
BOURBON RACES END

81 lWrR NpCcifI
BOURBON. Ind. Sept 21.-Thret
races yesterday concluded the 1885,
harness race meeting of the Mar
shall County Fair. Alkane won the
2:18 pace, Beacon Azoff won the
2:18 trot and Guy Volo captured the
2:22 pace.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-21
MONDAY

a. NJ.
6:3O-Morning devotions.
6.45-Reveille.
7:0O-Sons of Pioneers.
7:l5-Tuneful Tick tocks
8.45-Mary Bakers reviews.
9:0O-Butler Educational forum.
9.iO-Morning Parade (NBCl
10:00-Jerry Joy and the Jubileers lNBCl
10:15-Honeyboy and SaSSarIras lNoNI'
I0:30-Kathyrn Keiser's Kaleidoscope.
II :00-Happy Jack Turner (NBCl.
1i:15-The Kilmer Family (NBCl:
II: 3O-Farm and Home hour (NBC).
i2:3O-south Sea Islanders (NBC).
/: O0-American Legion Convention pro-
gram tNBCl.
/ .30-Vaughn DeLeath (NBC).
1:45-King's testers (NBC).
2:00-Woman's Radio review (NBC).
:3O-Masquerade (NBSl.
2.45-Grandpa Burton tNBC). ~
3:0O-Al Pearce and his gang lNBC].
3.30-Alice in Orchestralia lNBC). -
3:45-Adventures of Sam and DICK lNbC)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-21
POSTAL GOLFERS QUALIFY

Eight players will start match
competition in the postal employees
golf tourney at Riverside tomorrow.
Those who have qualified are G.
Matthews, J. Gaalema, R. Abel, w.
StutSman, w. McGaughey, c. Moore,
NJ. Mason and j. Hale.
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s15-Harmonies in contrast NBC).
8.3O-Rhythm Bandbox CBSi
8.45-Mrs. Wigs OF the Cabbage Patch
tCBS).
9:00-Famous Babies CCBsl.
9.l5-Front Page drama.
9:30-Sandra Brown CHS.
9.45-Plain Bill CBS)
lO.00-Voice of Experience (CBS).
l0.15-The Gumps (CBSl
10:30-Life of Mary Marlin (CBS).
10:45-Harlin Brothers
II .00-Modern Musical Treats.
II .30-Merrymakers tCBSl.
1l:45-Farm Circle.
P NJ.
l2.15-News.
u :3O-Between the Bookends (CBSl.
12:45-Happy Hollow (CBSi
1:0O-Salon Musicale lCBSl.
1.30-Manhattan Matinee tCBSl.
2.00-America' Little House tCBS).
2.15-Chicago Varieties tCBSl.
2:3O-American Legion Auxiliary program
(CBSD
3 .00-MeXican Band.
2:15-Melodic Moments (CBSl.
3.30-Viewing the News.
3.45-Tito GUITAR (CBSl.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-21
ALLISON. SHIELDS WIN

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 21-Wilmer
Allison and Frank Shields, high
ranking U. S. tennis players.
reached the Semi-finals Of the Pa
cific Southwest tournament here
yesterday, Allison beating Jack
Lynch. 6-l, rs. while Shields
downed Gene Mako, So. Us.
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Floor Sanders for Rent
Furnace Service

RENT a dustless floor machine. NJ
your old floors new. CH-2971.
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The Park School football squad
completed its second week of pre-
season workouts at Park field yes
terday. Coach Lou Reichel trying
out several back field combinations
in a scrimmage and lengthy signal
drill.
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Tonight's Radio Tour
NETWORK OFFERING.
SATURDAY

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Easements Rebuilt

A-AWNING-TOP SHOP Awnings re-
paired cleaned, stored. 1927 Carrollton-
aV RT-3123
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VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

Virgil Fontaine, D. Louisville, paint
manufacturer, and Mary Hackworth, 81. of
$500 Lowel-av, housekeeper
Herbert Pickett, 40, NobIesville, tele-
grapher, and Adelia Thure, %, of 1908 E
Meredith-av, housekeper
Cecil Wiblin "a; Of 121la N. Alabama.
ST. mechanic. and Ella Gabbard, IS. OF
722 N. Pine-st, housekeeper
John Hid, %. Of All N Alabama st.
clerk, and Elsie Dillon, 20, of 216 E. North
Joye MendenhaH 23 of so N. Seventh
av Beech Grove. grocer, and Maryellen
Clark, 49, of 875 Middle-dr, Woodruff
Place, clerk.
George Heinings, 50, of 1874 Bloomington
St, cement worker, and Goldie Pruitt, 81,
of 1880 Astor-st. housekeeper.
David Wright. %, of 825 Burch-av,
musician, and feona owens. II, Of 1919
w. Wilkns-st housekeeper
Paul Stimson, 81, Frankfort. farmer.
and Ruth, Kern. 10, of 254 w. Hampton
Dir. housekeper
william Green, 81, r. r 8. carpenter,
and Amanda Rice 81 of 1908 Morgan-st,
houSekeeper.
Clifford Christie. %. West Newton, milk
distributor, and Rowena Park, 81 West
Newton, telephone operator.