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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-11

WITH tbs temperance Of Old Sol.
amateur teams hope 70 Eet into acton
caused MANY environments o. early sea-
son games in 1e loops performing on
tlra ut baseball weather they are hone
fll ~ gct.luE ilto action over the week
end.
OAK Hm Flashes meet the Bridgeport
r. ies tnmorrlH iu IFS season initial con-
un-t aud members If The Flashes should
EfluEt at fae manager nome az noon.
June % aue 80 are open dates on their
should wife WA. (. CorShil- 2506 Perm
Vav-s,-
Young O. o Ps , YIN play y, a tglit.
i55, ' fl5i,-.l-sv l- p,svers report az ioth-
s. and k.uE-aF Sunday az II 30 Sped
Wars taEe notice
Baby Liuco.ns desire a game for. to-
morrow. and would Ike to book a local
team or tne Lincoln qiaLnot ss.., an 5e9 bgs
Sle-tclu-af-
Decatur Recreation Club. sponsored by
The Capitol OIL Corporation. VII pIaC'lee
tomorrow afternoon az 2 Games are
wanted. ana teams ln.etes'ga SHOu4u
Vrire Capitol OIL Corp. Candy 4na'
Ben Keiv. newly appointed manager Of
the Beech Grove Reds. VIII lead MS team
AZ Beech Grove.
Indianapolis Reserves open tomorrow a.
Greer snlrc. where they clash with the
SferlIE Grars All Reserve PLAYERS be
a. Delaware and Washington-sts at 1880
For.hv-sixth Street Merchants PLAY the
Uptown 81 erCEluts tomorrow 40 Riverside
NJ lu p Center Circle League game.
Pnvels report by o'clock.
B-ightwood A. C. PLAYERS are urged 10
De al Rrnokride No. ! 40 / tomorrow AFTER
noon Tle team meets the S \. z. is IN
an Em-Roe Senior League game
Cord Piston Ring players viii leave for
Z.0usrllr 40 u 30 tomorrow afternoon,
and are requested no report 40 6.5 Massa-
chuEtts-ar before that time keuual or
Myers viii do the tWlrlrg for the Rings.
while Warner Us expected 20 draw the
assignment for the louisville aggregation.
Uniforms will be issued 20 the Univer-
SHY Heights team tonight and tomorrow
on MAY 10 they travel 70 Andersonvilie
Games are wanted. and can be booked
through Ken Orbornc. llo5 Hanna-aY.
DreXel 1926.
Bridgeport Blues viii tangle with the
Oak Hl Flashes 40 Bridgeport tomorrow
The following players wll probably see
action for the Blues Schultz. ID. Glenn,
Bahh. Pedi0w BRAY. Hcckiugcr. B Glenn.
Sagcrs. BresuIhIn. with Lefty Frantt ana
Neclcv forming the battery. For games
with the Blues. write Fred Brandt. Bridge
port Ind.
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Deaths

Rose Baus Peters. So Of 1929 West 30th,
acute cardiac dilatation, $3.50,
Retta lane Johnson, go, OF 2l241a Tai
~ Marx Adams. SO, Long Hospital, septi-
katherine Hill. so City Hospital. lobar
Arthur Absher. 81. City Hospital, lobar
william r. Smith. So. of 2217 Lexing-
tor angina pectoris.
George w. Arbuckle. n. Of 1924 n La
lanes Wittam. Al Veterans Hospital
u Eattie CottoT. co. Of s19 west 9th
william J., st~aweer. n. state House
qrounds. cn~ebral hemorrnage
Charles w. Couch. SO. of 5o43 Wash
Sanford a kits 50. Of 1880 Sheldon. pull
r1onarY tuberculosis.
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LEGALS
IS Legal Notices

90
1928 cHEvRoI,T COUPE, no ebaT ne;
5.1oyntinr TO SIS at 10 a. n MAJ %
eco MAYS. ASIA n. sherman d
NOTICE TO BIDDERS: row, =,
Notice IS hereby given that lie to"r Mi n
s1sedxav. Marion County. E!aisnaii 40
receive sealed bids. or propose :os gH'5 At the
? ~. u -,ss+1rg place Of the BoaLd Of
trustees IN ne sgssdEayw si Ssa and AUTO
spec" siys,-t-tS Pumping Equipment ran
ana sPeccatons are on ls Each Si' sidd teT
Town clerk OF Speedway. Inc; En ~ aid
sbs1 comolv with the PROVISIONS q S 80
n hs' ana specifications IN al matters per ~
taininS to class or division, q T Tecsived
~ Tork and materials complete OF o.os
may be separate as shown in speciaea.ss9nS =
Bos.d Of Trustees.
IN ROSNER.
=, r. MANN. clerk.
J. s. LEONARD.
a. y 5EEER.
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ATSTRATIA yICTORIOVS

EASTBOURNE. England. May II
--Australia.Saptured both OF today
opening Davis Cup matches with
New Zealand when Vivian McGrath
defeated Alan Stedman. 6-3, 60. Sc
after Jack Crawford had downed
EskelI Andrews. Ga, Ga. rs.
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sHORTRmGE ON TOP

81 imCs Special
FRANKLIN. Ind. May IL
Shortridge Of Indianapolis defeated
Franklin High School. 6 10 I, in a
tennis match here yesterday.
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15A Statesmen. Solicitors, Agents

SALESMAN-Retan merchants buy on
sight: big repeater; positive money maxi
er; nothing like it; no investment.
WICKS SALES co. 209-2ll E. Ohio.
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6 oo-Tone piceures fNBCl.
s.30-Wm Meeder. organist-
7.00-Coast-to-Coast on Bus tNBCl.
sOO-Church Forum.
:3O-Marimba band (EBCl.
e00-Press Radio news.
e.05-Rudolph Bocheo. violin (NSCl.
e.l5-Wsloerg's string quartet tNBC).
e.3o-Sanover Serenade.
20 00-Opportunity matinee.
10 .30-Radio city Music Hall Of the Air
lNBCl.
Il .o0-Lutheran hour fMutuaD.
Il .30-Musicsl style show,
II 90 Mid-Jacob Tarshish (MutuaD.
y 30-Radio Theatre (NBCl.
: .59-Penthouse serenade with Don
2.oo-church on the Hill. Biblical drama
2.so-Temple Of Song.
3.oO-Roses and Drums. drama.
3.30-House by the Side Of the Road
4oo-HeaTt Throbs (NBc).
30-COntlnental varieties tNbCJ.
5.00-Showdown review.
5.3O-Joe Penner lNBCl.
6O0-Amateur hour tNBC).
7.00-Melodious silken Strings (NBC).
T3O-Walter Wincheu fNBC).
7.45-Unbroken Melodies.
S00-The Gibson Family. musical COM
e.oo-G eqg MdO Mysteries. drama,
930-Terrace Gardens orchestra.
q45-Phil Harris orchestra.
955-Trans Radio news.
10 0O-Father Charles Coughlin.
iO:3O-Benny Kytes orchestra (NBC).
II OO-Blue Steers orchestra.
il:20-Gypsies
II 1910 be announced.
Standardization River organ ano
potems.
l2.3O-Sign of.
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I23o-sign of
MONDAY

A. NJ. -
6:OO-Phil Cooks note book tNBC).
sl5-Nation's Family Prayer hour.
(. 3O-Cheerio.
700-Morning devotions.
7:l5-Music by Divano, string trio.
T 3O-American Family.
745-Lang sisters.
p 0O-Joe Emerson. HYMNS.
8.f5-Clara. Lu. n EN- tNBC).
S3O-Rex Griffith. tenor.
90O-Livestock reports.
e.10-News flashes.
915-Trans Radio news.
.20-LiyestOck reports.
q3O-U s. Navy band (NBCl.
9:45-I,ife OF Mary sothern (MutuaD.
n. 0o-Chandler Chats with organ.
i0.f5-Nora Beck Thumann. coprano.
10 .3O-Morning Housewarmers.
Painted Dreams, drama (MutuaD.
II .0O-Spraying fruit trees.
II .05-.Jimn1ie Garrisan's orchestra (NBC)
i1l5-Virginia Lee ana SunoeaHs'
II .30-Livestock reports -,
ll:40-National Farm ana HUNS nun
(NBC).
IL .5n-Netherland Plaza orchestra.
10. 45-,Tohnny Burkhardt's orchestra.
i.00-Home Sweet Home (NBC).
i.i5-Viv and Sade tNBC).
i.3n-Ma Perkins (NBC).
i.45-Doctors of Melody (NBCl
2:nO-Betty and Bob. drama (NBC).
2:l5-John Barker. baritone, ana organ
2:30-Ticker Notes.
2:4O-Rex Griffith. tenor.
2:45-Dorothea Ponce, blues singer.
7.n0-Antonio and his Coutinentals.
3.15-Miner's Children. drama.
3.30-KeIlogg Singing Lady (NBC).
3:45-Questions and Answers.
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Decatur Recreation Club. sponsored by
the Capitol OIL Corporation. VII practice
fo--orrar afternoon at D Games are
-eanted. and teams interested should
write Capitol oil Corp. Candy, Ind.
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For.hv-sixth Street Merchants PLAY the
Uptown Merchants tomorrow 40 Riverside
NJ lu 70 Center Circle League game
P.arcIs report by O'Clock
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MONDAY

A NJ
6 3O--Morning devotions.
5.iS-Tuueful Tick Tocks.
7.30-Musical Clock
s.o0-Tuneful Tick Tocks. -
6.45-Nary Bakers review.
e.oo-The HOneymooners tNBCl.
q.l5-Tony Wons lNBC).
e.S0-Employment talk.
9.35-MoTning Parade tNBCl.
i0.OO-MaSQuerad tNBCl.
lO:i5-Horeyboy and Sassafras tNBC).
io.S0-Aierry Madcaps tNBCl.
i0.4S-Cecn ard Sally. -,
Il .OO-Jimmie Garrigan's orchestra tNBS
li:l5-Virriria Lee and Sunbeam tNbCj.
il.3o-Farm and Home hour tNBC).
p NJ
u .so-A Pearce and his gang (NBC).
y .S5-Won6er news.
i.00-Happy Long.
l.l5-Amerlcan melodies.
i.So-Ma Perkins (NBCl.
l.45-The Slzzlers tNBC).
2.00-wonan's Radio review (NBCl'
3.S0-Radio Guild tNBCl.
ss0-Alice in Orchestrslia MO- -,
3.4S-Adventures OF Sam and DICK tNSO'
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The forty-third running Of the Freak
ness at Pimlco will be described by Glenn
Mccarthy. veteran racing authority; Satur-
utnrk at o. m.
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Uniforms Will be issued 20 the Univer-
SHY Heights team tonight and tomorrow
they viii go into action at knightstoWn.
on MAY 70 they travel 20 AndersonFile.
Games are wanted. and can be booked
through Ken Orboruc, ll03 Hanna-aY.
DreXel 1926
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Sc Legal Notices


NOTICE or APPOINTMENT
Notice IS hereby given. that the under
signed has duly qualified as Administering
Of Estate OF Harold J. Dillon. deceased.
late OF Marion County. Indiana. said
Estate is supposed TO BE solvent.
MARY z DILLON
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Young q o Pts VIII play a Doubt
header tomorrow at Riverside No. 9. Games
arr wanted hr the team Write c. Gibson.
I40f H0lmer-aV. PLAYERS report az 10Th
WAYS tahc notice
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Brlehtw0od A c. PLAYERS are urged TO
De at Br1okside No. ! 40 / tomorrow after
noon The team meets the S \. Z. is IN
an Em-Roe Senior League game.
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Indianapolis Reserves open tomorrow az
Grrcushlrc where they clash with the
SfrruIE Grars All Reserve PLAYERS be
al Delaware and WashiuEton-sts at 1890.
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Ben Kefv. newly appointed manager Of
the Beech Grove Reds. Will lead his team
against the Beaub.ossOm nine tomorrow.
AZ Beech Grove.
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LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that the Local Al
coholic Beverage Board Of Marion County.
Indiana will. at a. m. on the 26th day
of Nav 1895. at the Court House n Com
town Of indianapolis in said County begin
investigation of the applications OF the tol-
lowing named persons and firms requesting
the issue to the applicants, at the locations
Permits OF the classes hereinafter desig-
mated and will, at said time and place.
Of said applicants, and the proprietv Of
issuing the Permits applied for to such
applcants at the premises named
Robert Calderon. 952 N. Alabama ST..
Indpls.-Beer Dealer. ..,- >.
Indpis-Liduor. Beer. Wine Retailer.
RieSbeck Drug Co. Inc. l068-l0 Virginia
Ave, Indpls;--LiuuoI, Dealer; =. ,a.,.
Jude shoppe. Inc. 844846 Virginia Ave.
in f0Resa cfsT Rfiai fTangle Sandwich
378 Mass Ave. Indpls.--Beer Retailer.
Daniel Burden (old Church Tavern Res
taurantl Traders Point-Beer Retailer,
Bliss E. Dixon manila Bar Sc virginia
Ave. Indpls.-Liauor. Beer. Wine Retailer,
soaR st. K Indps Beer T Mne AZ
Harold B. Barker. Cor. southern &
Bethel Aye Besg6 Seer gI Reta Ser
Elmer G. Branham First & Last Tav-
ernl 1928 Southeastern Ave" 1ndpls.-Beer
VIM. A. Oren, POSI- W. Washington St.,
Indpls.-Liuuor Dealer.
len. Augusta-Beer Retailer.
Burl L Alexander, 1885 w. Walnut St..
Arthur j g. Edward J. Meunier tWawa-
see Sandwich Shop 2Sl E. 10th ST.. 1ndpls
Barringers Restaurant. Inc 1885 So
Meridian. Indpls.-LiGuor. Beer. Wine Re-
Roy C. Lagenaur. 200 S. State St.. Indpls
Lawrence j. Reed. Augusta-Beer Re-
Albert c. Fritz. 4Ioi E. Michigan ST..
Indpls. Liquor Dealer.
Said investigation will be open to the
public, and public participation is re-
ouested. -
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION
OF INDIANA.
BY R. A. SHIRLEY Secretary.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS
.-all -. -nnnA..-E -. : q

NOTICE TO BIDDERS
BIDS will be received 6y the BoaTq OF
4. D.. su1eFintaSdent Of The, evansville
state Hospital. Evansville. indiana, until
the purchase OF Boilers and stokers for
the Evansville State Hospital. located
Specifications VIII be on file on and aft
or Nav ist 1885 at the Office Of the
Superintendent Of the Institution anc me
State Board OF Accounts. Indianapolis.
and releases Will be made 70 bidders from
the Office OF the Engineer. Indianapolis.
Proposals shall be made according 70
the form attached TO the specifications ana
each shall be delivered in sealed enNe-
lope addressed TO the President Of tne
bearing the title. Of the work and the
name of the bidder.
Each proposal must be accompanies oy
a financial statement fully made oat On
the. State Board OF Accounts and Sertl-
fed check PAYABLE TO the Board OF 1rus-
tees in a sum equal 10 hve t3tol per
cent OF the amount Of the proposal. wien
Of any bidder to enter into contract and
furnish satisfactory bond IN rmount
equal 10 the contract price within eight 81
DAYS after notification OF the acceptance OF
his proposal Specifications shall De re-
turned TO the Owner at the time Oh the
The Board Of trustees is not obligated
to accept the lowest or any other pic
submitted and. reserves, the light to re-
iect any or all proposals. to waive intor-
the Judgment Of the Board, 10 the inter,
est of the State of Indiana so to DO. ano
10 defer acceptance or rejection for a Pc
riq6 Of not TO exceed eight NJ 49, Gays
CHARLES NJ. LAFOLLETTE.
Secretary.
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Tonight's Radio Tour
OFFERINGS
SUNDAY

u so Moon River. organ and poems.
I 0O-SiEn of
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ANNOUNCEMENT

1 Death Notices
BOLTON. sADDIE-of 1888 Commerce-av,
beloved wife Of Arthur Bolton and
Bolton grandmother. Of Franklin Daw-
son, departed this life Saturday. Flu
neral Monday, May 10, at the Hillside
ers, Ind Friends invited. Funeral
under the direction Of MOORE & KIRK.
DOREMUs, EDWARD H.-Age IS years,
husband Of Stella Doremus. son Of Mrs;
Frances Cummings, brother Of Charles and
George Doremus, passed away Thurs-
day Funeral a. the 70, RoYsTER q AsKiN
a es%et.Ty FRIEND i sqTsa MI Jackson
FOLTZ. MARY Beloved wife
Of George Foltz, sister Of Charles Niesse
son. md, died Friday at her home. 1917
Hiatt-st: Funeral Monday. $50 a. m.
2, the hone Ao, m c9 a. ASSUMPTION sms5eTg
Friends invited Altar Society please
meet for PRAYER D. m. Sunday. KIRBY
JOHNSON, RETTIE JANE-Age so, mother
Loretta johnson, Mary Crawshaw. Mae
Sherfrick, Grace Blackwell and Pearl
Betty Fleetwood Of indianapolis; sister
away at the residence. 2l42is Taloot-st,
May 10. Funeral Monday ? p. m, at
the Church OF God. corner Of 3oth and
Crown Hill Friends may call az the
home OF her daughter. Mrs Sherfrick
1912 W. 34th-st any time after Satur-
daV noon. For further information call
the McNEELY MORTUARY.
LOMBARD, MARY ELIZABETH-Beloved
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl c. Lom-
bard and sister OF Eva Mae Lombard,
passed away Thursday afternoon, May g..
age II years. Funeral services will be
held at the residence, SAT Lincoln-st,
Monday afternoon. May 10. az i.30
o'clock and at the Cadle tabernacle at
2 o'clock Friends invited. Burial Wash
ington Park Cemetery. VALID FUNERAL
DIRECTORS.
LoUCKs. MRS. ADA-Ot s25s Washing
ton-biYd.. passed away Friday evening.
Time Of service later. For further in
formation call FLANNER & BUCHANAN.
NICHOLS. HELEN J.-Of 373s Kinnear-st
beloved wife OF Frank Nichols. mother
OF Frank Bennett Jr. passed away Fri
day D. m. Friends may call az the
DORSEY FUNERAL HOME. 3925 z. New
York-st. Funeral Tuesday. $3.50 a. n.
al the funeral home. Friends invited.
Burial North Jewisburg. o.
REsER, MRS. MARGUERITE A.-Of $3.50
Washington blvd. passed away Friday
evening Time OF services later For
further Information call FLANNE-R &
BUCHANAN -
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Cord Piston Ring PLAYERS viii leave for
ZlonsVillr 40 u 30 tomorrow afternoon,
and are requested no report 40 6t5 Massa-
chustts-av before that time kenoal or
MYERS vlI do the tWlr.irg for the Rings.
while Warner is expected 10 draw the
assignment for the louisville aggregation.
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WFBM (1230) Indianapolis
indianapolis Power and Light Company
SATURDAY

P n.
90 Frederick william Vile fCBSl.
i5-Tea time tunes.
4-45-Church OF Christ program.
O0-Kurkdjie ensemble (CBSl.
30 BOhemlans.
5 -55-News.
s. OO-Modern Minstrels CHS.
7.00-U S Navy band CHS.
z 30-Melody Masterpieces Chs.
O0-Song Time In Tennessee (CBS).
30-CaNtornia melodies (CBS).
9.00-Law for the Layman.
9.l5-NeWs.
.20-Diamond Dust.
9 .30-Musical moments.
.45-Claude Hopkins orchestra fCBS).
10 .0O-Orville Knapp orchestra (CBSJ.
10 30-Atop the Indiana roof.
.45-Rav Herbeck orchestra (CBS).
1l.O0-Louie Lowe orchestra.
II .30-Louis Panico orchestra fC3S).
u .00-Midnight- Sign OF.
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SUNDAY

A NJ.
7 .OO-Sunday at Aunt Susans (CBSD.
3 O0-Solving Todays Problems.
$40 Morning melodies.
3 30-News Chs.
S.35-Patterns in Harmony (CBSl.
8.45-Between the Bookends (CBS)
9.OO-Jakes entertainers.
9 3O-Christian Men Builders.
n. 30-Romany Trail (CBSl.
i0.45-International broadcast (CBS).
II .00-Herzl Celebration program.
II Sole. She and They iCBSJ.
l2.Oe-Noon-Lazy Dan (CBSl.
P NJ
10. 3O-Eddie Dunstedter presents (CBS).
1:00-Handel and Haydn Society program
tCBSl
1:3o-Symphonic hour CCBs).
2:O0-St. Louis on Parade CCBSl.
3:oO-Country Church of Hollywood
s:sO-Ye Ode Tea shoppe CCBso.
National Amateur Night (CBS).
4.30-Grenadiers Dance band.
4.45-Voice of Experience (CBSl.
5.O0-Roadways of Romance (CBS).
6.00-Rhythm at Eight (CBS).
6.30-Will Rogers tCBSl.
7.00-FOTd Sunday Evening hour lCBS)
8.00-Wavne King orchestra (CBS).
8.30-Lous Lowe orchestra
9.OO-Message- from Governor McNutt.
g.15-Concert orchestra tCBS).
9.3c-Frank Back orchestra-John B
Kennedy
tO.OO-Joe Haynes orchestra (CBS).
IO.l5-Atop the Indiana roof.
- 3O-Wheeler Mission program.
II .C0-Keith Beecher orchestra lCBS).
II .30-Louis Panico orchestra (CBS).
y O-Midnight-Sign of.
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Baby Liuco,ns desire a game for. to-
morrow. and would Ike to book a local
team on the Lincoln diamond Call Bel
mont $500 or wife Earl Smith a62 n
Sle.dclu-av.
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Notice Is hereby given. that the under
signed has duly uualihed as Administrators
Of Estate Of Mary Reidy. deceased, late OF
Marion County. Indiana. Said Estate is
supposed 70 be solvent.
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MONDAY


A NJ
30 Chuck wagon.
7.OO-Early Birds.
8 .00-NeWS.
8.C5-Harmonies In Contrast fCBS).
S3O-Jack Fulton orchestra (CBS).
S.45-Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch
tCBSl
9:OO-Famous Babies (CBS).
9.15-Cubanette
9.3O-Land o. Dreams (CBSl.
9.45-Life of Mary Marlin lCBS).
lO.nO-Voice of Experience (CBS).
1Ol5-The Gumps (CBSl.
10 .30-Mrs. Farrell's Kitchen Clinic.
II .O0-Madison Ensemble (CBSl.
ll.15-This and That.
Il .3O-Jan Savitt orchestra (CBS).
II .45-HOoSier Farm Circle.
P NJ
u 15-News.
II .2O-Circle Melodies.
y .3O-Between the BoOkends (CBS).
l2.45-Happy Hollow (CBSl.
1:OO-Your Hostess - Corbina Wright
tCBSl.
2.O0-America's Little House OBS.
215-ChicagO Variety hour (CBS).
2:45-Lawrenceville School Glee Club
(CBSD
300-Patti Chaplin fCBS).
3:l5-Harlin Brothers.
3.30-Vieving the news.
345-Dick Tracy (CBS).
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WLW (7OO) Cincinnati

WLW (700) Cincinnati
SATURDAY
PM -,
4Oo-Tom coakley's orchestra tNBCl.
430-FFD hour.
5.0O-Dick Fidler's orchestra.
5i5-Carl Freeds Hsrmoniea oano
Mutual.
s.s1-Bob NewhaN.
S.slUniversity Of Cincinnati.
e:oO-The Kit Parade tNBCl
7.oo-Ray Mobiles orchestra lNBCl.
T.3O-Nationsi Barn dance tNBCl.
g.so-Iet's Dance-Benny Goodman, kel
Murray and Xavier Cugat orenes-
ira fNBCl.
iI.so-Johnny Burkhardts orchestra
observation-disclosures Farm orchestra.
A. II
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Baseball

Independent. Amateur. League
and Semi-PrO News and Notes.
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Win tbs temperance OF Old Sol
bltt.'ti lralt. -lpe r. ket INTO acL lan
caused MANY p0efroumcnts % earlv sea-
s0u games lu Tho loops performing on
SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS ant with The re-
tlEl % baseball weather. thcv are hone
fll 70 EcttluE ilto action over the week
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-06-19

Anna L. Cecil to Ralph Elgie, part
of Tract 2, Gregory Tracts.
County Treasurer to Fred DEM
mitt, SW4SE4, Sec. 30-32-22.
Same to E. j. Leonard, NE4 Sec.
8-31-23.
Same to James E. Stout, S2sE4-
SW4 18-32-25.
Same to Fred H. Wilson, SE4NW4:
SW4NE4 4-32-24.
Same to Frank Whitley, W2SE4-
NW4 34-33-25.
Same to Claude Jockey, UNI
plated part of SE4SE4 12-34-21.
Martha Gamble Gebbers to A. F.
Yeager, Lots 1914, Block %, Sec
ond Add. to Bruster, $531.97.
The Odd Fellows Home of State
Of Washington, at Walla Walla to
]. A. Stewart, one-half interest in
Calumet, Imperial and Red Jacket
Mining Claims, $50.
Urey Woodson, as Alien Property
Custodian of U. S. to The Attorney
General Of N. S. W2NE4: E4NW4
17-35-25; Lots 80 Block D and Lots
1910, Block N Conconully Mining
Co.'s Add to Conconully.
Mabel E. Cole to Nathan Axtel,
Lot 2, Shirley Garden Tracts.
Hans Lund Estate to VIM. Smoot,
Lots 2-3, Block 7, Tonasket, $40.
Estate of Thos. s. Blyth to w. A.
Bolinger, Tract Bolinger Plat NO.
l, and unplatted part of NE4NE4
13-30-22, 22.19 acres.
Edith M. Christman to w. Allen
Miller, pit. Lot IL, Sec. 6-31-22, 288
acres, $500.
Ada Minton, guardian of Dorothy
A. Liggett to M. K. Hansen, E2 Lot
10, Block Z, LaCourt Add, Omak.
Geo. H. Driskell, ct rx to State
of Wash, right of way over tracts
1884 Brewster Orchard Tracts,
$431.50.
Angelique Hilleary to Edwin w. i
Brooks, W2E2SE4NW4 and s 400 |
feet of W2E2NE4NW4 10-29-31, 81. |
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-06-19
Church Notices
SACRED HEART CHURCH

Services are held every Sunday at
about 9 o'clock and consist of holy
mass and sermon in English ana IN
Indian, followed by benediction
whenever this can be given.
On week days holy mass Is said
at about o'clock.
Cathechism Is taught to the child
rem whenever 1t Is more convenient
for them, that is in the morning or
in the afternoon.
Sick calls will be attended very
promptly whenever any Catholic
either white or Indian. wishes to
have the priest. 7 wish to inform
that as I have no means at all to
travel, anyone who wishes to have
the priest, is kindly requested to
take me in a car to the sick person,
and then bring me back home.
FATHER EDWARD M. GRIVA
s.. j,