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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-09
Independent, Amateur Baseball

Highbaugh, 1925 N. oxford-st, Indian
apolis
Indianapolis Maroons defeated Robin
dale A. G.. II to g. in Universal League
Spring aggregation next Saturday after
noon in twin bill.
Puritan Bed Spring club extended its
victory string to six against no losses by
fi pst League ES struggle Us to l. Anderson
pitched the full game for the winners, al
lowing eight hits. Next Saturday. Puritans
will meet the indianapolis Maroons in
twin bill. State teams desiring games are
asked to contact Steve Rhatlcan at 1879
s. Easiest, Indianapolis.
American Value and Enamel squad
downed Columbus. 4 to l, Sunday Cy
Young pitched four-hit ball and smacked
home run with two on in the ninth.
The Kentucky Falls City Black Cats
The Black Cats will play at Shelbyville
Sunday, July IA. For games write Curtis
Jones, 1901 w. Michigan-st. Indianapolis
The question Marks of Sacred Heart
meet the Bennett Coal nine sunday at
Garfield. In the last meeting between
the two clubs they were rsined out. Clubs
having games with the Question Marks
due to a readjustment of the schedule.
University Heights dropped lO-to-7 de-
fsSh TO the seymour With Re tbe so Hnaay
at hokomo this SUNDAY. For a game Aug.
l8, write to K A. Osborne at 1l03 Hanna
ay, Indianapolis.
Beech Grove Reds won two games Sun
day. dropping Norton Beers. S to and
to 2 in the fTst game RolIis Miller
and Terhune paced the batting attack for
the winners ps. K bf 5 q ths w9ns s
lowed Jour in the afterpiece.
Indianapolis Turner's will travel to Hope
Sunday. Turner's have been rained out
ers wish 70 book fast club for July 81
and % Greenfield. Flat Rock and Koko-
mo notice Write to Jess Lewis 1915 West
Vermont-st. Indianapolis.
Sunday afternoon. Cali Belmont IT'S.
indianapolis Ramblers will practice to-
morrow evening at Rhodius Park.
Hendrix Brothers club of Bloomington
Say m GAN so GT or Pe T su 70
Melvin Branam, in care of Arbutus Bill
lard Parlor, Bloomington.
Cumberland Merchants forfeited to ].
H. Tsylors in the first game of a double
header and we're deaolocked. l and l.
when rain halted the second tilt. The
teams will meet again al a later date.
Fashion Cleaners will hook up with the
Roy Steele Red Sox at Riverside Park
this evening. All Fashion players report
at the Fashion plant by 4 o'clock.
Williams hurled Glenn's Valley to q
7-to-5 triumph over the Bridgeport
Blues in II innings Sunday. Vawter
welded the big stick for the Valley.
Valleymen will practice tomorrow evening
and play at Porter's Camp Sunday.
ANY first class pitcher wishing to pitch
Sunday ball for the Fayette Regulars is
asked 10 call Brownsburg and ask for
Pedigos store at Fsyette Hop, Hamard
and MacLane, take notice.
Connersville Flashes turned back the
Newcastle Chryslers Sunday. IL to Q.
Teams wishing to book good road team
on their home schedule are asked TO write
TO Charles Flint. SIS Eastern-sv. Corners
vile.
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Ben Davis Merchants crushed Decatur
R. C.s. IA to l, Sunday. Next Sunday the
Merchants will encounter the j. H. Taylor
Transfer nine at Ben DAVIS. Merchants
city teams write to John E. Stewart. 1885
Lindley-st, indianapolis.
Northern Tigers tripped w. / Cubs
Sunday. to 2. Tigers wish to book an
out-of-town game for Sunday. Write or
call Yancy Whitley. 1904 AqueducC-st, Ia
Cooks Goldblumes turned in double VIC
tory over the weekend Saturday they
gained a 2 to 0 decision over the American
Staples, pitcher from Madison (Indl
limited the Value club to four hits. Lin
vile clouted home run. A large crowd
watched The GSld6GmeS annex v,t theT
when they downed the U. S. Box. 5 to 3,
behind the steady pitching Of McGlsin;
seven OF the winners IL hits.
Baby Lincolns nosed out Greenwood, 7
to 6, at Stones Field. Lincolns are with
team wanting game. write TO Earl
Smith. 762 n. Shefield-av. Indianapolis.
With whitehouse. Bylsnd and Bowman
each collecting four blows, Cord Rings
defeated Peru. 10 to 3. Rings will oppose
townsville this Sunday.
George Hitz club suffered its first loss
of the season to Schifs Grocery. ? to l,
in a pitching duel between Kelly of the
winners and Lee of Hitz. In a second
game Hitzmen slugged out l5-to-6 tri-
Sunday Cali Lincoln s3l1 and ask for
Jimmy Faulkner. Hitzmen will practice
at Garfield tomorrow afternoon.
O., tonight Sterling PLAYERS will meet at
Manager Hoffa's pool psrlor at o'clock.
made it two up on Shelbyvile in their
hve-game series by winning a pitchers
battle; ? to, l, in 10 innings. Rearick
hurled for the winners, and struck out Is
bgtsmen. M-F nine will play at RushviHe
Sunday.
Forty-sixth-st Merchants are under new
management. The following PLAYERS are
S L. Woods c. Roome Roberts,
HuShie, Nance; Stokes, Hunt; Riensrt and
5s2s and ask for Billy.
]. H Taylor Transfers nudged out the
Southeastern A. G. squad by 2-to;;l
lowed eight hits. sinkhorn and c: Wright
led the winners at bat. Transfers will
oppose the Ben Davis Merchants at Ben
August dates are open. Write TO H z.
wheel, ITO S. Easiest. Indianapolis.
Mooresvilie Merchants downed Oak Hill
Merchants. 7 to S. Mooresville will enter
tain the Southeastern A. C's at Moores-
vile Sunday.
Forty-Ninth-st Aces will clash with the
North Side Cardinals tomorrow morning
al $50 at Riverside Aces boast an un-
beaten record this season. For weekday
games call Washington 1886 and ask for
Jim
Teams playing Saturday afternoon ball
desiring the services OF Southpsw hurler
are asked TO contact AloySius Cleary. 1888
S Harding-st. Indianapolis.
Arrangements are being made for
game between an all-star team composed
OF Municipal League players and the Sterl-
ing Beers 10 be played at Perry Stadium
on q date TO be selected.
Hoosier A c. Negro nine win invade
Edinburg Sunday. A. C.s want 4 road
game for July 81. Write to Raymond
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17-Year-Old Girls
Meet in Golf Play
MedaIiSt and Former Win
ner Lead Off at Chicago.

By L itcd Press
CHICAGO, July 9.-Eleanor Dud-
ley, Chicago, the medalist, and Alice
Ann Anderson, Kenosha, 1888 VIM
ner, were paired today in the FIRST
round of match play for the women's
Western junior golf championship.
Miss Dudley shot the WeStmor-
land Country Club course in 81,
three over par, yesterday. Miss An
derson took go. Both girls are II
years old.
Hilda Livengood, Illinois women's
champion, and Betty Mackewer,
Peoria, Ill, were paired in another
first round match. They shot go
and 96, respectively, in the qualify
ing round
Other first round pairings and the
qualifying scores: Ellamae Will
liams, Chicago, VS.. Paula Parker,
Milwaukee, co. Virginia Lindlad,
Joliet, ILL.,, SO, VS.. Edith Estabrooks,
Dubuque, Ia, SO.
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Paul PirrOne Has
Edge in Close Go

81 Times Special
CLEVELAND, july Babe Risko
Of Syracuse. n. Y. was outpointed
here last night in 10 rounds by Paul
Pirrone. local middleweight. 1t was
a close fight throughout.
The victory made Pirrone a lead
ing contender for the middleweight
championship. RiSko beat Teddy
Yarosz. the champion, last New
Years day.
Frank Battaglia scored technical
knockout over Lou HalPer in the
fifth round of the semi-final last
night. The referee stopped the bout
70 save Halper further punishment.
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Illness kept Johnny Cooney out
of the Tribe lineup last night. CO.
telle played center and Stoneham
right.
Norris took care of the Miller
shortfeld in fsncy fashion. He also
batted in two runs. He batted in
the winning run in the thinning
game on the Sabbath.
Cotelle cut loose with fine throw
in the ninth. Hargrave bounced
hit off the right field wall and Co.
telle ran over, scooped the sphere
on the rebound and lined it to Be-
dore, who erased Hargrave sliding
into third.
Three of the Millers' four runs
we're unearned. 1t was a tough
break for Jim Turner. He has been
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A m e r i C a n
League aggrega-
ton in winning,
4 to l.
Foxx's homer
in the very first
inning drove in
two runs and he
singled with the
bases loaded in
the fifth to add
another.
ana i I " a ,
the p eerl e S S
pitching of Yer
non Gomez of
the Yankees and
Mel Harder of
Cleveland which
protected ( h a t
lead after FoXx
DrOVide d it.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-09
BYRD'S HOMER FEATURES

PORTSMOUTH. O.. July Sam
Byrd's home run was the best blow
Of 26 hits pounded out as the Gin
cinnati Reds downed Portsmouth OF
the Mid-Atlantic League in an ex-
hibition game yesterday. 10 to Z.
-Four thousand fans saw Byrd smack
the four-baser with two mates on
the paths.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-09
CLARENCE DEER FLIPS
WINNING H0RSESH0ES

Clarence Deer triumphed in the
nvitauOnal horseshoe tournament
at the Fall Creek courts by down.
ing Howard Deer, so to II. in the
final match. The loser grabbed an
early 16-to-12 lead but soon fell far
behind.
Clarence Deer defeated c. Hines.
so to A. in the Sem-finalS. while
Howard eliminated George Scott. so
to IS. Twenty-four competed. Fall
Creek Horseshoe Club members will
hold a tourney Thursday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-09
ST POUNDS OF CATFISH

81 futs Special
QUINCY. III. JIly mechanics
we're forced to tear down a giant
pump at the water works plant here
yesterday TO extricate 57-pound
catfish which became lodged in the
intake from the river channel.
Workers converted the huge fish
into steaks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-09
HOOsier SOftbalI
Tourney Dates Set
South Bend to Be Scene of
Finals Play.
ByUnitcd Press

81 United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, July 9.-The
state Softba.l tournament Will be
held here Aug. 31-Sept. ID. Jack
Ledden. Indiana commissioner of
the Amateur SOftbau Association of
America announced.
The selection was made at a meet
ing of representatives of the Softball
association and the Indiana Recrea-
ton Association.
State district Journeys Will be
completed by Aug %. The state
champion Will represent Indiana az
the national meet TO be held in Chi
caCO. Sent. 10.
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$4,000 FOR RELIEF
BIZ [ nifed PrcSs

By LHited Press
CLEVELAND, July 9.-Gross
" receipts from the Ameri-
can League-National League
All-Star game here yesterday
was announced at $93,692.8O.
After $4,000 was deducted
for state and Federal taxes,
and approximately $4,000 for
expenses, a net profit of more
than $4,000 remained. This
sum will be turned over to the
relief fund for needy baseball
players.
Three All-Star games in as
many years have swollen the
fund to something like $150,000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-09
BUCKY-S WOES INCREASE

WASHINGTON. July 9-More
pitching troubles for Bucky Harris
and his Washington Senator'S
Jack Russell. veteran relief twirler,
and Henry Coppola. promising
rookie. will be out OF service for the
next 10 DAYS. Coppola has under
gone a tcnsil operation while Rus
sci is lad up with a broken bone
IN his hand.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-09
5000 FANS WATCH AS
WIN EXHIBITION GAME
ByTimes Special

b IIWTS NpfTT7I
WEST STOCKBRIDGE. Mass.
July 9.-The Philadelphia Athletics
idled away the All-Star game lull by
trimming Troy's Garage team. 9 to
S. before 5000 fans in an exhibition
game here yesterday. Benton pitched
the whole game for the leaguers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-09
COLLAPsEs WATCHING STARS

CLEVELAND. July 9-PhysicianS
today attributed the collapse and
death OF Charles w. Mcleod of Erie,
Pa. at the AllStar game yesterday
TO a heart attack.
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GREATEST OF EASE.
OMahoney Smashes Little VOLTS
Nose; $4,000 See Bout.

MUSE, ZOiUUU see bout.
81 United Press
NEW YORK, July 9. - Danno
OMahoney. generally recognized as
world heavyweight wrestling cham
pion as result of his recent con-
quest Of Jim Londos, successfully
defended his title in his first de-
Tense, against Chief Little Wolf.
He pinned Little VOLTS shoulders
in % minutes % seconds before
large crowd last night in Yankee
Stadium. A forearm smash which
drew blood from the Indians nose
started Little VOLTS downfall.
Shortly after VOLTS nose started to
bleed, OMahoney slammed him to
the canvas for the winning fall.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-09
PERSIAN PINS SHAMROCK

BIZ IHUfd PftSS
HOLLYWOOD, July Ben All
Mar Allah, Persian wrestler, threw
Paddy Nolan of Ireland in the main
event Of the mat program here last
night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-09
BILLY EDWARDS HUMBLED

HW WIIfW FFttN
DALLAS. Tex. July George
Hills. Racine tWis) grappler, was
victorious over Billy Edwards of
Kansas City in a feature wrestling
bout, here last p 7ht.
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Jones was named to succeed Elmer
Burnham, for several years one of
the states leading high school foot
ball coaches. Durham recently
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-09
New Wrestling Champion
Appears Here Tonight
OMahoney and Strack Head Mat Show at Sports Arena;
Irish Star Has String of Victories.

by the the heavyweight
N.
ON1ahone
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Real Silk Productions trounced Broad
Ripple A. A. Sunday, 9 to ?. Produc-
lions will play at Greenwood Friday
night and Thursday. July I5, will tangle
with Longacre in a return encounter. Real
Silk club has won eight straight, ana
would like 10 hear from Shelbyville Rush
vile. Anderson. Franklin and Brazil in
regards TO road games. Write or call
Lester Harding. Real Silk Hosiery Mills
indianapolis.
lockwood A. Cs will oppose Fathers
Club at Willard Park tomorrow evening
at $50. Rockwoods have a permit for
Willard Park Thursday and desire
game. Call Drexel 56ll-W after .. m.
Christamore Seniors want a game for
Saturday morning. Call Belmont 1l75.
Teams. desiring games with the newly
formed Little Flower club are asked TO
call Cherry 3343 and ask for Lonnie Heck
elsberg. little Flower Will oppose Brook
side this evening at l4th-st and BOsart-ay.
For games with the St Paul NJ z
scftbal team phone Harrison 476l-R.
Federal Foods submerged the Garden
Center club sunday, is to 2. c. c. Glib
son pitched for the winners. For games
call Gibson At LGpcoln 1871.
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signed a contract to coach at Pur-
due University.
Jones played guard and full back
with Indiana University football
teams.
Appointment of Miss Catherine
Wolf, Elkhart, one of the states
leading tennis players, as physical
education director at the new Wash
ington High School, also was an
nounced by the school board. Miss
Wolf has held a similar position at
Elkhart for the past six years. She
won the women's western tennis title
at Chicago Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-09
Gomez, Harder on Rubber,
and FOxx With Bat Share
After-GlOw of All-Star Tilt
American Leaguers Prove Superior to Nationals in Every
Department Of Play; Schumacher Takes Spotlight
for Losers; 69,812 Attend.
BY MEADE c. MONROE
United Press Stah Cnrresnnndent

the baseball lmeigh
of aIsar Amer
can third
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-09
South Bend School Signs
Former I. y. Grid Star
Robert Jones Named Athletic Head at Central High;
Catherine Wolf Joins Washington Staff

July eRob Jones, Wabash former Indiana
professional
night named athletic director Central High
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All CipherS for Tribe

MInneapolS .'''s''.'''''' ~ UU5 00U-
Indianapolis ............-. 600 600 600
Runs battcd in-Gill. Hargrsve. Norris
grave Double plays-Turner to BlUege 10
Heath. Left on bases-Indianapoli 10;
Minneapolis, A. Base on balls-Oh Turner.
2: Tauscher. T. Umpires-Dunn and
Goetz. Time-2:00.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-09
WillmOn and Snyder Set
for Midget Race Battle
Tony and Jimmy Expected to Stage Exciting Entertain
ment at Butler Track Tomorrow.

There promises to be battle the Butler Bowl midget
Wlmon
SNYDER is
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-09
SEATTLE GOLFERS SELECTED

SEATTLE, July 9.-Scotty Camp
bell, Pacific Northwest amateur golf
champion; Steve Ripper, Harry
Umbinetti and Bob Gourley will
represent Seattle in the National
Public Links play at Indianapolis, it
was announced yesterday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-09
SOFTBALL GOSSIP

Schedule for the Em-Roe Factory Soft
ball League for tomorrow night follows:
EASTERN DIVISION
Eli Lilly VS.. Superior Metal at Christian
No. /.
Crown Products VS.. Geo. j. Mayer at
Brookside No. 2.
P R. Mallory VS. Indianapolis Glove at
Garfield No. 2.
WESTERN DIVISION
Prest-O-Lite VS.. Bixby at Coleman
No. l.
Kingan & Co. vs.. Power and Light at
RhodiuS No. /.
Public Service VS.. Barbasol at River
side No. /.
Schedule for the Ern-Roe Wednesday
Softball League;
Zion A. A. vs.. Spades "A. c. at Rhodius
No. 2,
lockwood vs. Fathers Club at Willard
No. 2.
Elite A. c. vs.. Indianapolis Merchants
at Spades No. l.
Standings in the Em-Roe Sunday Soft
hall League.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-09
Alb Al Explains Slump

Having attributed his unprecedented batting slump
to everything else Otfelder Al Simmons traces it
to too much Swimming in Honolulu last Cinter He
the splashing affected his batting muscles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-09

It was the betty bat Of third
baseman Jimmy Foxx of the Phila-
delphia Athletics which accounted
for most of the runs scored by the
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of the season to Schff's Grocery. to l,
in a pitching duel between Kelly of the
winners and Lee of Hitz. In a second
game. Hitzmen slugged out a l5-to-6 tri-
umph. Hitzmen desire to book a game for
Sunday. Call Lincoln 63l1 and ask for
Jimmy Faulkner Hitzmen will practice
at Garfield tomorrow afternoon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-09

With whitehouse. Bylsnd and Bowman
each collecting four blows. Cord Rings
defeated Peru. 10 to 3. Rings will oppose
louisville this Sunday.
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Baby Lincolns nosed out Greenwood
to g. at Stones Field Lincolns are with
out a game for Sunday. Any fast state
team wanting game write to Earl
Smith, 762 N. Sheffied-ay. Indianapolis.
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Sterling Beers will play at Middletown.
O.. tonight. Sterling players will meet at
Manager HofTa's pool psrlor at o'clock.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-11-28

Charles and Juniper Stuck, sup
port themselves ..... 800
c. B. Spiker, support W. H.
Johnson S.UU
Charles Thomas, support Henry
Savage .................. 1900
Elizabeth Thomas, support her
sell ................. 5.OO
Leroy Tasker, support himself 1000
Catherine Wass, support her
self Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Catherine Was, support herself 1900
Henry Witzgall, support him
self and family. .......... 1000
Gilbert Weimer, support Cath
crime Dewitt ............ 500
Charles Wilson, support him
self ................ 600
Leslie Wright, support Harry
hlmmell .............. 4.OU
A. B. Wilburn, support Aaron
boyer ............. 5.UO
Jacob Weimer, support Chas.
H. Woodland ........... 500
Mrs. Howard WEIGH, support
herself Observation-Disclosures. 600
Mrs. Eunice Roy, board of Lena
Davis, Francis and Elinor
Lipscomb, May Sloan and
John Hickman ............ 5000
DR.. N. r. Davis, professional
services ................. 1886
DR.. Eugene C. Peck, expenses
to Sabillasville .......... 1900
L. H. Fike, support of Frank
Fulk, Lillian Mckenzie, Ruth
Harvey 24.OU
Mrs. John Dunithan, support of
Naomi Harvey ......... 800
Mrs. Ida Smearman, care Mrs.
Catherine Wass .......... 1900
Mrs. John A. Fulmer, support
Charles Murphy .......... 1900
William Winterberg, burial of
w. H. Stark, Sam Spike, Mrs.
George Spiker, and Jacob
Beeman ................ 1860
Mrs. Sarah Bowman, support
Peter Bowman ........... SOC
Romanus Skipper, support of
mother 5.Ul
Daisy Barnard, back pay for
March, April, May, June,
July and August ........ 5000
Paul Frazee, milk for Bell Nc
Robe ....:.... ........... 2.lt
Miller's Meat Market, groceries
for Bell McRobie ..... 3.5l
Mrs. Eunice Roy, for gas and
electric service at orphan
age ...................... 1895
]. w. Mason, support of Ed
mund Friend ............. 1000
j. w. Mason, support of Ed
mund Friend ............. 1000
Hobart Minnick, support him
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sell ................. o.UU
Arthur Hendrickson, support
himself ................. 1U.0U
W. w. Savage, funeral expense
Joseph Schroyer and Judson
Friends daughter ......... 10000
Ray Teets, supplies for welfare
car ................. 75.47
Bolden Undertaking Company,
funeral expenses .......... 1890
BENZ. Paugh, support himself. 800
Mrs. Lynn Browning, tonsilec-
tony 1000
Thomas L. Ashby, support him
sell ................ o'UU
E. W. Adams, rent for Lula
STARK o'UO
Flosse Bittinger, support her
sell ................. 1O.uU
Rebecca J. Broadwater, sup
port herself ............. 800
Gertrude Cooper, support Jud-
son Cooper .............. 5.OO
Sarah Brown, support Grip
pea son o'OO
Daisy Barnard, support herself
and husband .............. 1000
Carrie Bowser, support Isaac
Turney ................. 1000
Sarah E. Bowman, support of
Peter Bowman ........... 1000
Rebecca J. B;ttinger, support
of Dorothy Fazenbaker and
children .............. o.OO
Miss BERTHE Cleveland, support
herself ................... 500
Jane CasteeI, support herself 1000
Mary NJ. Gibbs, support Lloyd
! RecknOr ................. z5.UU
c. C. burst, support Of Layman
family ................. lU.UU
Mrs. Joseph burst, support
herself ................. 4.UU
A. T. Dewitt, support himself
and family ............. 500
George w. Durham, support
W. Liston ................ 1000
Mrs. John Dunithan, support
herself 4.OU
Lavina Stark, support of John
Norman burst, support himself 400 400
William F. Davis, support him
self .................... SOC
John Edgar, support himself. 1000
Henry Ellis, support himself. 1000
Mollie Ewing, support herself coo
Noah Frazee, support Martha
Upole acknowledgements. SOC
Leroy Friend, support Henry
Knox ................. 1000
NJ. E. Frazee, support himself 1000
H. B. Gibson, support Mrs.
0teldlng go. ............. o'UU
Ellen limbaugh, support of