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Third Race 5000: claiming 3-year-olds
five and one-half furlongsl-Glodez5. 1l5
Lady Louelia 1903; Lady Waite. ITO; Hope
Lorfng io4; Strolling Miss. 1o7; Petrina
B, l04.
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olds and up: I'VE and one-half furlings5-
Donna Jean. 100: Sun Liberty, ia; Com
moner. lo5:. ziff. no, Eddystone: lol:
Carmi. Ito: A)Beverly Hills. 100:
CA Hope Lorgin. 100.
(Al-Clark Gable and L. D. Leighton
entry.
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instead of Sunday. rs reported, at Gar
11eld park No l at D. m. Players and
tryouts are urged to be on hand
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Eighth Race (s4oo: claiming: 4-year-olds
and up; one mile and 10 yards Fair
Orb, l04: Hyman, lie; New Baby. 104;
Lucky Jack. 1l6: Sun Thrills, lie; Triassic,
Ill; Chief Geronimo, 109; Bondholder,
109; Shackelford, 113: Nellie Basil, 104.
xApprentice allowance claimed
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Eighth Race $500: claiming: 4-year-
olds and up; one. and one-sixteenth niles
brook. us: xAccorder, 100; xWarring. ITO,
Cry Baby. 106: xVagabond, 102: Old Tuck
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At Bo1Cie-
One Best-Ilchester.
l. Fervid, Sparky, Merry Bud.
2. Lookabout, Deliberate, Bright
Light.
8. Candescent, Sisowen, Highest
Point.
4. Biography, Hug Again, Sun
Monk.
5. Good Harvest, Bachelor Dinner,
Brannon.
6. Leicester, Saint Kits, Fairly
Wild.
7. Atmosphere, Cousin George,
Calgary Kay.
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Third Race $500: claiming 3-year-olds
and up; six furlongs l-Alwintour. ITO:
Hogan's Fox. 10; Candescent, Ill; xMad
Beth. LOG; Highest Point, lie; xStone
Martin. Ill: Sisowen, los.
Fourth Race $4,000: The Naughty Mari
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Second Race $500: allowances; 2-year-
olds; four furlongsl-Bright Light. lis;
Deliberate i1S: Ada Cruz, l09, Blue
Donna. Tia: Playful Tour. lis; Lookabout.
liz; Bristle, liz; Someone Else. lis.
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At Arlington Do1OnS-
One Best-Our Count.

1. Rich Strike, Kingsbury, Pan
taur.
2. Bonnie Pan, My Surprise, Eric
T.
3. Genteel Lady, Metaurus, Lord
Tournament.
4. Money Getter, Royal Blunder,
Pharatime.
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AT ARLINGTON DOWNS

First Race $500: allowances; 2-year-
olds: four and one-half furlongs)-Kings-
los: Rich. Strike. us; Imperial Bill, ll3;
Pantaur. li3.
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WIRE (14O0) Indianapolis
indianapolis Broadcasting. Inc.)
SATURDAY

P. M.
40o-Tommy fuckers orchestra (NBC).
4:30-Jesse Crawford's Musical diary
(NBCD.
5:Oo-Kaltenmeyer' kindergarten (NBC)
5:30-Cecil and Sally
545-The Master Builder (NBC).
600-Reiigion news (NBC).
6:15-Whispering Strings.
6:30-Happy Long
645-Sports review.
700-Phil Cooks Show Shop (NBC).
7:30-Art Jarrett's orchestra (NBC).
8:00-Musical Clock.
8:05-Velma Pattmann.
S:15-Black Ghosts
educational Barn dance (NBC).
9:30-Guy Lombardo's orchestra (NBC).
10 :00-EmiI Coleman's orchestra (NBC)
10:30-Bernie Cummins' orchestra (NBC)
IL :O0-Larry Sirys orchestra (NBC),
II :30-Hal Kemp's orchestra (NBC).
IL 0-Midnight-Sign of.
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Race Selections
By Tom Noone
Copyright
MONIES SELECTIONS FOR TODAY
US Best-Ilchester.

Days BeSt-IIcheSter.
Best Longshot-Bonnie Pan.
Best Parlay-Fervid and Cav Cav.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Births

Births
Girls
Lloyd and Layerne Byasee 1918 Pitcher.
Hospital.
Hospital
Martin and Kathryn Maley. Methodist
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Third Race (s400; claiming; s-year-olds
and up: six furlongs)-Donald. 1i8; xBon
Eva, 108; xBreakaway. 1903; xIma Dreamer
115: Genevieve M, Ill: xCarol Hills. 108.
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Second Race $500; Claiming; 3-year-
ODDS and up; maidens; six furlongs) -Only
George; il2; xExternal, 100; xStratagem,
xMilandra. 1o7;. Bola Mola, 100; FL Toto,
IA; Shortage, ia; xHappy Chandler. lis:
Kama Capri. 100: Flying Dazzler. liz.
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and up; Waggoner course]-xWhiskins.
los; xMetaurus, 1l3: Bedight, Ill; Hueu
III; Terrier, ia; xGenteel Lady, LOG; Pat
O., liz; Penncote, 104; xNorman D.. ITO;
Lord Tournament, liz.
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Norman Hamilton and Mel
King will be in charge OF the local
contingent, while D. R. Cooper,
city passenger agent of the Big
-Four Railroad, will handle all
train Accommodations. Henry Davis
of the Indianapolis Convention
Bureau will depart for the tour
nament site tomorrow night to
handle hotel reservations for the
300 Hoosier invaders.
The train leaves Indianapolis
at II p. m. Tuesday and will ar
rive at Syracuse at II noon (E. S.
t. Wednesday.
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THE special train carrying the
Il Indianapolis caravan Of so
bowling teams to the A. B. G.
classic at Syracuse, N. Y, will
enter the tournament city with
the New York Centrals COmmo-
dore Vanderbilt streamline engine
pulling the nine coaches of ten pin
spillers. The engine will be put on
at Cleveland.
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Biggest Men
of Ring Are
Garden Foes
Camera and ImpelIettiere
Represent Quarter Ton
of Fighting Flesh.
BY LAYTON CARVER
Ir-trL rr-.. san lnrrr.nnndent

NEW YORK. March 15-Primo
Camera viu enter the Madison
Square Garden ring tonight primed
g. prove his right 20 further con-
s5rr-on for the hcar5 weight title
rr once held. and favored az 3 70 /
Cr LONGER odds 70 defeat RAY In
81. r--l0rc fne 0vcrEroWu boy from
C.il Spring. - Y.
Ir MAS au even money bet today
ths. The inexperienced big Imp
would ue knocked out within the 10
rounds. scheduled DO determine the
immediate future OF the biggest
mon ever matched The ring viii
c.oau under more than a quarter Of
a ton Of fighting flesh when the two
square of.
The odds do not reflect the speed.
boxing SKIN and r.ght-hand punch
ing NJ Impelletticre. but his fighting
heart is questioned He perhaps
has The least convincing record ever
br1u-ht 20 the pusiiistic big time.
Comeback Chance for Primo
The Imps seven bouts have earned
hun on noteworthy victories. He
has lived up 10 ms early promise
only iu spots. and he is not really
q fighter by nature. but a 338-pOund
i7t boy made over into a fairly we'll
TJsc.cd 160-poundcr through five
yrlr Cf 7rrI0us gym work.
with this comparatively meager
equipment he VIII meet an opponent
vh0 can not box quite as well or
punch rs hard but who is expert
CnCrd and came.
For Camera. the bout offers his
first chance 20 prove that obituaries
ON Lis nIgilistic demise. following
hts knockout bv Max Bacr last June.
were premature. He was one Of the
Ur-gC-st champions that ever laced
on glove and is eager to regain
the crown
SS50o0 House Is Expected
The Art Laskv-James J. Brad
dock bout. scheduled March %, has
been moved up 20 next Friday with
tho winners then and tonight 10
meet April That survivor Nill
get Max Schmeling IN MAY and
Max Bacr viii be next i'm June.
Jack Dempsey has been named a
referee on the card tonight and is
So certain he viii handle the main
bout that ne concluded a week of
rC1dwOrk yesterday.
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Deaths

George Walter. 81. of 3O36 shriver.
arteriosclerosis
iOI Lola p'I RichSrdson. So of 1929 Green
Briar Lane, corOnary occlusion.
Lawrence F. Barnett. months. City
Hospital broncho pneumonia.
william c. Kemp, 81. Methodist Hos
pital. lobar pneumonia.
Harvey H. Burgess. IS, CITY Hospital
lobar pneumonia.
Ernest S. Moore, so. of 36l1 N. Temple,
chrnnic nndnca rditiS
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Births

Harry and Pauline Rowley 1885 Martins
dale
Arnold and Wilham.na Hendrickson. St.
Vincent'S Hospital.
Harold and Antoinette Fleischmann, st.
Vincent's Hospital
Merlin and Frances Bailey. Methodist
Hospital.
William and Martha Fox. Methodist
HOSPITAL.
Robert and Eleanor Woodgar Methodist
Hospital
Robert and Dorothy AvelS, Methodist
Hospital.
Wenfred and Lucylle Fuson. Methodist
Hospital.
Edgar and Iona Moore. 1905 E. Both
Edward and Madonna Hecker, Methodist
Hospital
Obie and Marion Smith Methodist Hos
Dital
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&, Young. Ritchey Furniture and
White Furniture took shutout VIC
tories over the Heidenreich Florists,
Bailev's Insurance and n. rs, while
a double victory went TO the La
Fendrich Cigars over the Mobilgas.
The La Fendrichs posted a 1000
opener.
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NOOITCCNeU NOIICtJ
SUMMERS, THOMAS beloved husband
of Sarah Summers. father of Bert, VIII
liam and Louis Summers and Elma King
of Indianapolis, Eveena Emmens of
Jackson, Mich. and Lucille Bailey of
California, passed away a the residence,
1874 Fulton-st, Wednesday p m. Services
at St. Joseph's R. G, Church Monday
terment HolY Cross Cemetery.
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ANNoUNCEME NTS
Death Notices

1 Death NOTICES
COMBS, WILLIAM DAvID-Passed away
at Asheville N c., March r. Funeral
services at 3lst Street Baptist Church
Saturday afternoon at 2:3O. Burial
Washington Park Cemetery
COMSTOCK, HORACE A.-Husband Of
Mary Shuler Comstock, passed away
Friday morning. Private services sun
day. Please do not send flowers.
DAVIS, MRS. ISABEL HAAS-Beloved
wife of Lawrence B. and mother Of
Nathan M, passed away Thursday eve
ming at the home $50 Broadway. Serv-
ICES Sunday 2 S%SN at M tne EARY
Friends invited, Burial Indianapolis
Hebrew Cemetery.
GIBBONS, PEARL-Age A years. wife OF
John Gibbons, passed away InurS IoS,
afternoon at the residence, 533 n Bel
FUNERAL HOME, 1884 W. Michigan-st
10 a. m. to p m. Friday Burial Sat
Urday al Cave City, KY.
HOLMES. WILLIAM N.-Beloved husband
of Lydia Holmes, father of Mrs. Irene
Biddie and Mrs. Ruth Williams, Lavinaa
May Ruby and Caroline Holmes, passed
Wednesday March 49, He also leaves 3
brothers and 8 sisters, Wilbur, George,
Ben, Lottie McWilliams Susie Fleck and
w Wa r TlOi BI5LLASsENGi9Y5M FUNERAL PAR
LORS. 1928 Shelby-st, any time. Funeral
Saturday, l p. m. Burial New Crown.
Friends invited
KINANDER, JOSEPHINE MILLER-Sister
of Mrs .rilhe Myers Seaside, Ore, aunt
of Henry Miller of Culver, Ind, and
Mrs Gail Howe, Portland, Ore; residing
1904 Alyord-st passed away VI, IhurS gay
cHANAN M0RTUARY Saturday, 3 p. m.
Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill
MALoNEY, ELLA ymsister of Miss SIS sal i
Funeral Saturday March 16 $50 a. m,
at the residence 648 N Rural-St. Serv-
ices al St. Philip Neri Church, a m.
Friends invited. BLACKWELL SERV-
ICE.
husband of Mary r. Mangus, and father
of John Mangus, of indianapolis; Roy c.
of Dearborn, Ind. Glen p. of Indianap-
ter, Mrs Fern Fehr, of indianapolis;
one daughter. deceased two brothers.
George M, of Indianapolis; William. OF
Boone County: three sisters Bette Nor
ton. of Lebanon; Mary Walls, of Ad-
vance: Martha Richardson. New Ross,
Ind. passed away Thursday, 5:45 a. m,
P PR0F1r services u6 SSt4FTaoy TURRER al
HOME, 3040 N IllinOis-st Burial Wash
ington Park. Friends may call at the
funeral home.
MATZ. TONY-Beloved husband of Min
mic K. Matz father of Frances Mary,
ana brother of Caroline and Lena MatZ,
passed away Friday morning, March 10,
at his home, 1853 Kenwood-av Private
Monday March g. Interment Grown Hill,
Friends may call at the home any time.
OSTERBRINK, CARRIE-Beloved mother
of Fred, of 9O4 S. Delaware-st, passed
away Thursday evening, March IA. at
st. Vincents Hospital Funeral from
the FINN BROS. FUNERAL HOME, 1888
N. Meridian-st Time given later.
PIERANPOZZI, NICK-Residing at 239 NJ
Davidson, passed away Friday morn
ming Services Monday 10 a. m, at the
residence. Friends invited Burial
Floral Park.
LCnrrnntnd NnticeA
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Sc Legal Notices

90 Legal NOtiCSS
PONTIAC-'27 Tudor: motor No. Pl27Ooo;
viii be sold for storage and repair
charges amounting 70 S45 90, on March
"a al 10 A NJ MASS. AVENUE GA
RAGE ST. NASSAU.
NOTICE OF SALE.
Pursuant 20 the order OF me MARION
superior Court. in Cause No A-6l3S3. me
receiver Of the Night Owl Tavern. l5i w.
18TH Street will sell a. private sale. ioI
cash 10 the highest bidder. al the ASteo
assets Of the partnership. known as ne
Night owl Tavern Sale TO be MADE al sV9
Inland Bldg at 10 90 a. m on the 2Oth
dav Of March 1885 and subject 10 the
approval Of the court
WILLIAM ERBECKER, Receiver.
OTHNIEL HITCH. Attorney for Rec
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket NO
lO73-C.
Application of Everett NJ. Mann, Hamil-
ton. Ohio for permit 10 operate motor We
hicles as a contract carrier OF properly
interstate, extending through or into cities
and towns over highways 40, 22I, 81 ~
%. 9. Is, 3, "a. SO, 30 so, 81. Z, ~. IL. 70
Notice is hereby given that the PUBIC
Service Commission will conduct puohc
hearing in this cause in the Rooms OF me
Commission 401 State House. Indianapolis,
Ind, 2 P. NJ. Tuesday, March 90 1885.
Public participation is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY RUSSELL P KEHOE. Examiner.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind March 49, 1885.
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VITAL STATISTIC
Marriage Licenses

Lawrence Frazee, 80 Noblesville, laborer,
Frank Rogers. "a, of 1417 S. state-ay.
clerk, and Marian McKinnon, 26, of 1917
S. State-av, stenogra pher.
Roy Lagle, %, Of BIS N Easiest, grocer
and Juanita Miller, 10, of 315 N Easiest,
William Simpson. 25. of BIT N. Easiest,
cook. and Mary Barron. %, of 721 Cleye-
land-st. housekeeper
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Scoring in the Printing Crafts League
a low ebb but three honor counts emerE-
ing during the evenings pastiming Owen
Fancher topped the trio of SEQ shooters
with a 6l4, Les Koelilng had a 607 and
Charley Tyner 604 The Bingham Roll
ers we're the only three-time winners
their Shutout victims being the Sterling
Tavern. The ROLES Printing Co APP As
ISOLATION and Indianapolis Star took two
games each over the Cornelius Printing
Advance Electrotvpe and Thomas Restau-
rant. The ROLES team posted a 1921 middle
game
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Dreadnaught Statistics


BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. March 15.-Statis-
tics on Primo Camera and Ray I'm
pellettiere for their 10-rOund bout
in Madison Square Garden tonight:
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BY BERNARD HARMON

Chuck Marley again outscored
all individuals who went through
their weekly PAGES with the various
bowling leagues OF the city last
night. Rolling in the St. Philip No.
2 League. the East End strike sock
or drilled the pocket for games Of
zoo. oil and 255 20 total 675. Only
two other FASTENERS Of this loop
we're able 70 whack the pins 10 a 500
tune. Lou Never totaling 636 in his
set, while Bob Marien reached coo
in this three games.
Team results found every winner
gaining odd game victories over
their opponents. Sterling Beers,
ROsner Pharmacy. " c. Mescalls
and Kaltenbach Five we're double
winners with the Lyons Pharmacy,
Pittmau-Rice Coal. Berghoff Beers
and Print Crafts on the short ends
o. the decisions.
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Blue Point Service and Fadlev-B rrs
took shutout victories from the VolImer
Bros Meats and Louie's Tavern during
the Universal League session a. Pritchetts.
Eagle Greek Nursery. Dutch Masters Cigars
and Polk Sanitary Milk ou.scored the
Coca Colas. Log Taverns and Heidenreich
Florists. 2 10 l. Gene Ruff posted a 635
series 20 TOD the individual scoring Of the
session. Other 600 shooters were Mel
King 627 Hargon 6l1 and Fats Riley COS
RIlev sandwiched a 139 game between a
230 and a 1885, or he would have wen.
places during his series.
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No individual Of the Parkway Recreation
League reached 600 during last nights
session Of the loop 1927 single game
count from the Ritz Tavern holding the
spotlight Of the evenings performance
The Acme-Monon Coal Co.. Farm Bureau
and Worreu Cleaners trimmed the Fairfelo
Florists. Kingan & Co. and Beach q
Arthurs IN ali three games Of their series.
Double wins went 10 The Garrick Theater.
Bakers Lunch and Ritz Tavern over the
Eagle Greek Nurserv. HoOsier Petes AMI
Roberts MIX. Leading individual scorers
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VITAL STATISTICS
Death

Deaths
Harry stotter. 81. CITY Hospital. car
Cinoma. - ,,.,,,- -
0',MIs Maud az wens. 50. Of 1920 y. fremont.
acute uvOcaTdltS. -. 49,,
hvuostatic pneumonia.
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The 80 Cofees. paced by 500 totals
from Cook and J. Friciie. buried the kenco
Cofees with a three-Came time beating in
the G. d Kenny League az the Delaware
alleys .ast night. Cook nosed out Frieue
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10 Schools. Colleges, Tutoring
WANTED Several local men to train for
Diesel Engineering. Special proposition
GINEERING SCHOOL, AIS Peoples Bank
Bldg.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Chuck Marley Wallops Naples for 675 Total and
Gains Top LaureLs in Mqht,s League Action

OF the evening we're Wisehart with 592
P. Sylvester with 574 and Pouch with sos.
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b. sInrle nm havinF a SO IN MS series.
IN the only other completed games Of the
loop Domino Sugars took a shutout over
the Norwood COHees.
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Advance entries in the Central alleys
1000 scratch team tournament to be held
Saturday and Sunday point to one of the
seasons most successful team events;
plant reports that much enthusiasm is
being shown and that a score of last
minute entries are expected. The dead line
for entries is l D. m. Saturday.
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Joe Friehage again topped the
scoring Of the Fletcher Trust Co.
+ League. his 667 Of last night gain
ing him the city's individual run
ner-up position. Games Of 1856, 236
and 235 were used in reaching his
brilliant count. The Main Office
got away with the only clean sweep
T Of the session. downing the Irving
ton Branch in all three games Of
their series. Moore's 579. which was
the runnerup total of the Fletcher
+ circuit. was the best series for the
I losers. while Harry Siegman, on
SCI. topped the winners.
Friehage's total failed to give the
3Oth-st Branch more than a pair of
wins. for the combined efforts Of
Bob Dittrich and Fritz Hartrlch Of
the West Branch halted them in
their victory march. Dittrich had
SOB. while Hartrich used a pair of
zoos TO patch up a 139 to total $50.
West Michigan-st Branch, with
Meshmier at $50, took a double win
over the South Side Branch, who
had as their leading individual, E.
Lewis at $50.
IN the Automotive League at the
Illinois alleys. Ezra Stewart lam
basted the pins for the best total
of the session, a 653. No other pas
timer Of this loop neared the 600
mark. Faust, at 583, being the run
nerup Of the evening. Inland Bat
terry won a three-game decision over
the Ellis Trucking Co. Sinclair Re-
filming upset the Beard Brake Serv-
ice in two games, State Auto Insur-
anCe sank the Eagle Machines twice
and the Outlaws Outscored the Citi-
zen's Motor Car in pair of their
games.
Bob Haagsma headed a trio of
honor totals during the ElkS League
session at the Hotel Antlers alleys
last night. Bob reached 652 in his
series. Hayes posted a 6l8 and
Chown wound up with a COB. Smith
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Three 500 totals emerged from the reg
ular session of the Intermediate League
a the Uptown alleys. Spickler had a 636
Hale a 6l8 and Litz a 900. The Uptown
the Sherer Electric and 40th-st Merchants
with triple beatings as the Wiles g. Will
son and Enos Coal Co. won twice over
the Eastern Coal and Schultz Furnitures.
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Joe Michaelis and Bud Argus again
battled for the individual leadership of
Pritchett alleys Michaelis was the victor
getting a $40 while the. noisy Argus halt
ed at 622. Paul Mullikan tried TO horn
425 start with a 166 nightcap to finish
third on SOL. Lavico Products we're the
lone three-game vctors. the Stein Bloch
favored the Beinord Shirts ANIC Shirts.
Knox Hats and Mavtag Washers in their
Watches. Grunow Refrigerators and Estate
Ranges,
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Al Feist reached 622 in his series with
the Diamond Chain League at the Pritch7
EFT alleys last night, and this total proved
to be the pace-setter of the evenings
session. Side Plates and BuShings won
three games esch over ths t BOILERS rs tdr5
in a pair of their games.
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l6 Situations Wanted
RE N
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Ut
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clean room, first floor; Penn. trolley.
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room combined: kitchen privileges; prf-
vate home; reasonable.
ILLINOIS, N, ga Apt 3-Nice, coy
room; large closet; steam heat; hot
water. RI-5669.
ILLINOIS, N. 1907-Attractive room; re-
fined home; constant hot water gentle
men; very reasonable.
ILLINOIS. S, 224la-Clean, modern rooms,
city heat 50 up; walking distance.
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Individual leaders of other leagues were
as follows: Citizens Gas Co. Uptown
FPanS Weber PSI Re5l SIX P6a M M
Fuel Co. Central. Stevens 544; Posey
Fountain Square,, Moore, 553; ST.. Cath
dustrial indiana, Meier, 592
Many entries have been received for the
mixed doubles tournament being conducted
at the Illinois alleys next Sunday night.
The event is a handicap affair, and is ex-
pected to draw an entry Of % couples.
For information call the Illinois Bowling
ALLEYS
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IA Help Wanted-Female
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WANTED-Milk bakery tea. coffee or
other route men Good proposition for
right man. RAWLEIGH Dept. INC-215-
1, Frpeport Ill
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INSTR UCTI0NS

TING. gutter and down spout. Sheet
.al work BRIGHT. CH-2474
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Piano Tuning
Radio Repairing
Remodeling
Rug Cleaning
Timing and Roofing

RUG. furniture cleaning specialists Old
rugs remade into fluff and ehenilles w.
\ FLY RUG CO.. 1928 Brookside-av.
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ANNOUNCE ENTS
/ Death Notices

OaIUS, III NItIHUTIdIIS
wish to thank our relatives
friends and neighbors for their kind
nesscS and sympathy extended 70 us
during the illness and death OF our be-
loved wife and mother ANNA KINCAID.
Especially the paubearers. the singer.
Rev Lowe. employees Of Van Camp Pack
ing Co. and the National Biscuit Co,
and all for the beautiful aoral offerings.
tS.gnedi THE KINCAID FAMILY.
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The kind of shirts you
would ordinarily expect to
cost S1.25 TO $3.50. Extra
fine silky" broadcloth -
beautifully tailored.