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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-24
Five Clashes on
Illinois Program
Heavy Card of Mat Bouts
Offered Monday.

Lee Alexander, South Bend vet
eran mailman. has been chosen to
tackle Johnny CSwede) Carlin, local
light-heavy in one of the feature
tussles on the wrestling card at the
Illinois arena Monday night.
The main event will feature Red
Vagnona. clever Chicago light heavy,
and Joe BanaSki. the Columbus 90
grappler, former champ of the divi-
sion. Both have clean states on the
local mat.
The two top bouts will be for two
falls out of three and will be billed
as a double feature.
A third bout will bring together
Omer Price and Jack Sherry for
one fall. or 30-minute time limit
Two prelims in the novice class will
feature Cecil Cummings against
Allen Baker, and Jim Lark against
Young Irish. Action will open at
$50 and Bud Westfall will referee.
Jimmy McLemore is the match
maker.
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HELP WANT D
9 Help Wanted-Male
IL Help Wanted-Female

GIRL 70 assist in jewelry department..
Write Times. Box L-337.
ADDRESS 1000 envelopes for SIS. In
structions ioc coin. WONDER PROD
UCTS. Gary. Ind
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Gross Funeral Home team is without
game for tomorrow. A city team with
diamond wanting a game is asked to
call George Waite at DreXel 0675, or see
Waite at 1925 Linden-st
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Orville Brown
Placed on Mat
Card Tuesday
Wichita GTappIer to Face
Jake Patterson; Lewis
in Feature.

Orville Brown, 22l. the Wichita
mat ace who sports the Indian
deathlockr hold will have the semi
windup spot on the Ed tStrsngler)
Lewis-Joe Cox mat card Tuesday
night at Sports Arena
Matchmaker Lloyd Carter Of the
Hercules A. c. IS pitting Brown
against Jake Patterson, 23l, New
York. Patterson is said 10 carry
plenty Of power. Brown Is rated a
topnotch grappler and one Of his
outstanding performances IS a draw
With Jim LOndOs.
Bob Wagner. 2l2. Providence, r.
l., Will 60 against Doug Wycof, Dis.
former Georgia Tech grid ace, in
the opener Both are newcomers
Wycof has been winning most Of
his tugs by means Of football
tactics.
The LeWiS-COx encounter prom
tses action Of the tWo-fisted type
"Rowdy" Joe Cox has a habit of
being at his best against big fellows
and holds triumphs over such
huskies as Frank Speers and Man
Mountain Dean. Lewis, the games
outstanding deadlock artist. comes
here from his summer training
quarters in Wisconsin. where he has
been preparing for the winter sea =
son.
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EUROPE LOSING
HOPE FOR PEACE
War-Like Preparations Go
On, Nations Moving to
Protect Interests.
Continued From Page One)

troops on the southern front be-
tween Italian Somaliland and
Ethiopia.
The correspondent estimated that
on the northern front, between
Eritrea and Ethiopia, at least 100000
EthiopianS faced $4,000 Italians.
This is the important front, in the
highlands.
In the Netherlands and Spain
there we're army maneuvers. Spain
was reported to be strengthening
military defences of Mediterranean
ports and the Balearic Islands.
Italy thrilled at the passage
through the country of 100000 men
of the home army, taking positions
for maneuvers to start at dawn to-
morrow with an attack by an
enemy" force of Red soldiers
against the defending Blues"
An Italian destroyer, two ship
loads of material and two transports
carrying 400 soldiers passed
through the Suez Canal yesterday
for East Africa.
Twenty-four bombing and recon-
aissance airplanes were embarked
at Naples for the expeditionary
force.
Benito MusSolini's sons Vittorio
and Bruno, both aviation pilots, and
his son-in-law Count Ciano were to
sail for East Africa in the liner Sat-
urnia today for active service.
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Expert Swimmers
Meet at Garfield
City Tournament Attracts
Large Entry.

The top-notch swimmers and
divers from city municipal pools and
private clubs began competition in
the city aquatic championships at
Garfield Park this afternoon and
action will continue through tomor-
row.
The tourney, sponsored by the In
dianapolis Chapter of the American
Red Cross, has attracted large
number of entries.
Titles in 81 events will be up
for competition including backstroke
races, breaSt-stroke races. free
style contests for boys and girls
graded according to ages, diving
and relays.
The senior swimmer collecting the
most points in the finals tomorrow
will be awarded the Jack Shaffer
Memorial Trophy, won last year by
Miss Helen Lee Smith.
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DIRECTORS OF
LEGION FARLEY
ARE ANNOUNCED
Barney BreedIove Chairman
of Committee on
Resolutions.

Committee members directing the
seventeenth annual state conven-
ton of the American Legion we're
named today.
Barney Breedlove, indianapolis, is
chairman Of the resolutions COM
mittee.
The committees and their men,
bership follow:
Resolutions Committee E. w.
Johnson. Hammond; H. H. Booth,
Lafayette; Isadore E. Levine, La
porte; Ralph F. Gates, Columbia
City; Glen R. Hills, Kokomo; A. c.
Duddleson, Terre Haute; Tillman
Bough, Bloomfield; F. Lyle Sum-
mers, Newburgh; Herman Wenige.
Jeffersonville; Quincy Gray, New
castle; William o. Nelson, Anderson,
and Barney Breedlove, Indianapolis.
Rehabilitation Committee-Leo T.
Mulva, Whiting; Anthony j. Han
rahan, Delphi; DR.. Whitefield Bow
ers, Michigan City; Tilmon Gehrig,
Decatur; V. E. Circle, Marion; Her
bert Holbert, Terre Haute; Dave
Phillips, Bicknell; Harry Irwin,
Evansville; Denton Opp, Aurora;
DR.. Lowell Green, RuShville; Will
liam Shannon, New Palestine; Will
liam F. Hendren, indianapolis.
Finance Committee-Walter Chi
chowlaz, Gary; S. M. Wynkoop,
Brookston; Charles Kimball, West
vile; DR.. D. M. Reynolds, Garrett;
Ferd Badt, Cortland; Russell Brown,
Greencastle; William Clark, Frank
lin; James N. Mason, Corydon;
Arlie Baer, Lawrenceburg; Bruce
Peters, Cambridge City; Walter
Jones, Anderson; John r. Ruddick,
Indianapolis.
Americanisnn COMMUNICATION N
Oppman, Gary; DR.. c. c. BaSsett
Goodland; Chester L. JankowSki
South Bend; Cary A. Davis, Albion
Harry Carmony, Marion; L. N. Blue
Danville; Maurice Barr, Princeton;
William E. Gibbons, Elberfeld; Fred
Denny, Madison; Walter Farrell
Middleton; Corridor Eaton, Green
field; Fred H. Foster, Indianapolis
Rules and Permanent Organiza-
ton George Hush, East
Chicago; Glen Crawford, Logans-
port; c. Glen Woker, Elkhart; Milo
Certain, Angola; Raymond Baber
Peru; DR.. G. C. Tucker, GreencaStle,
Elmer Sherwood, Bloomfield; G. G
Crawford, Huntingburg; Martin
Steinwedel, Seymour; James En-
inert, Shelbyville; Albert F. Meurer
Irvington; Ralph Gregg, Indianap-
oils.
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COACH KRICK SELECTS
MCCLURE BEACH TEAM

Coach Howard Krick of Mcclure
Beach today selected eight mem
bers of the team which will repre-
sent the beach in the A. A. U.
swimming championships at Gar
field Park tomorrow afternoon.
They are Dick Anderson, Dick Day.
export, Gilbert Smith, Ernest and
Ralph Mattingly, John Walters, Bill
Steele and Paul Wells.
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thinner HurlS
ShutOut Ball
as Locals Win
Citizens Gas and Shelby
Team Cop Exciting
Tourney FraYS.

The r. O. C. team of Indian
apolis was defeated in a regional
softbau tournament at the Citizens
Gas Co. diamond this morning by
the Acme squad of Muncie. The
Muncie club was forced to go an
extra inning to win, 3 to 2.
The Franklin Lloyds won by for
felt from Hills Roses Of Rich
mond and were to play Muncie in a
semi-flnal tilt this afternoon.
Joe thinner was in tip-top form
on the mound last night as the
Citizens Gas team Of indianapolis
eliminated the strong Mace aggre-
cation of Anderson, 2 to 0. in the
opening game Of the regional soft
ball tournament.
The more thrilling encounter Of
the evening involved the Kennedy
squad of Shelbyville and the Bel
dens of Richmond. 1t was see
saw tussie all the way with the
Shelbyville crew winning out after
three extra innings, 6 to 5.
Both games were played at the
Citizens Gas Co. diamond and a
crowd of more than 1900 was on
hand.
thinner yielded only three scat
tered hits in The seven Inning tussle.
Bizfala of Anderson also pitched ex-
cellent ball, giving up only four
blows while both Gas runs tailed
or an error. The Citizens markers
w te posted in the fifth inning when
KIefer singled and preceded San
some across home plate when the
latter's line drive to right went
through the outfielder. The score:
Mace Observation-Disclosures. 600 600 o. )
Citizens Gas ........ 900 02O x-2 l
Bizfala and Collier: thinner and Kahl
Tied up, SIS, at the end of seven
innings, the Shelbyville squad
triumphed in the tenth of the sec
ond game when Reiman reached
third on an error and came home
on Phipps long fly. r. Long Of
Richmond featured the contest with
two home runs. The score:
Kennedy ...... 600 04O 100 i 10
Belden ........... 010 04O 600 o. 9
Kahrt and Richeson; R. Faucet anc
/ Thomas.
Action was to be resumed at
this morning at the Gas diamond
and the finals are scheduled for
tonight.
In the first fray this morning, In
dianapolis' other entry, the R. o
C.s, tackled the Muncie Acme
squad. Hills Roses of Richmond
encountered the Franklin Lloyds a.
1920.
Citizens Gas and Kennedys
hooked up in a semi-fnals fraca'
at 2 this afternoon, the morning
winners met at and the two sur
vivors we're to advance to the cham
pionship game.
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Veteran Local
Drivers Enter
Titular Grind
rs SpeedSterS Clash in
A. A. A. 1O0-MiIe Race;
PetiIIo in Field.
By United Press

By United Press
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Aug. "a
Twenty-Five drivers, headed by
Kelly Petillo, winner of the 5OO-mile
Memorial Day race at indianapolis,
will battle today in the 10O-mile
A. A. p. national championship au-
tomobile race at the state fair
ground.
Qualifying trials will reduce the
starting field to IA who will COM
pete for the $4,000 prize money.
Other Indianapolis veterans en-
tered include Chef Gardner, Floyd
Roberts. Chef Miller, Billy VIM,
Johnny Sawyer, Harry Hunt and
Gene HauStein.
Ralph De Palma, who won the
Indianapolis race in 1915, will serve
as official starter.
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Huge Field to Seek
u. S. Singles CrOWns

By JHifcd Press
NEW YORK. Aug. PA record
entry of close to 300 was an
nounced today by the United States
Lawn Tennis Association for the
combined mems and women's singles
championship beginning Thursday
at Forest Hills.
The entry list closed today and
the draw for the tournament will
be made at noon Monday.
Included in the field for both
titles are leading players from Eng
land, France, CzechOslovakia, New
Zealand and Spain.
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EAST-WEST RACQUET
SESSION UNDER WAY
By United Press

BIZ United Press
ORANGE, N. j., Aug. 24-The
annual East-West tennis battle be-
gins today at the Orange Lawn Ten
mis- Club.
In the opening match of the two
day series Henry Prusoff, Seattle,
plays j. Gilbert Hall, South Orange
In second singles encounter Bryan
NJ. Grant, Atlanta. meets Leonard
Patterson. California. Hall and
Grant play Prusoff and Patterson
in the doubles.
Fred Perry of England. worlds
No amateur, plays Manuel Alfonso.
former Spanish Davis Cupper, in an
exhibition match.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-24
Turkish Cabinet Meets
By United Press

BIZ Jnlted PfeSS
ISTANBUL, Turkey, Aug. PA
special cabinet was held at Mus
tapha Renal Ataturk's summer resi-
dence yesterday to consider the
Italian Ethiopian crisis and its
potential effects on European peace,
it was learned today.
The cabinet decided to keep in
close touch with Rumania, Yugo-
slavia and Greece, its fellow mem
bers of the Balkan Entene, and to
await developments.
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VITAL STATISTIC

ia se--C i-AN~AAota
Joseph Macy. q. OF 272s woods-st. clerk.
and Frances LuESloEd. Il. OF 1918 DelcSS-
81. housekecper.
Edward Findsu a. of 1888 y Holmes-sv:
machinist. and Frances Bratton, 10, OF
lll7 ". 35d-st. housekeeper.
Francis Harding. a. OF zoos Z. Dudley
Dudley-st. clerk
Delmer Hupper'. 70. OF 80 N rnnois-st.
y. n. c. A secretary. and Nina Bowman.
p. Of IS z. l4th-st Apt 402 stenographer.
Henry Todd. 25. Bedford. Ind farmer
thorne-la. housekeeper.
Richard. Early. IS Of 34o4 College-av.
clerk. and Marjorie Moore. .. OF 226 z.
18TH ST. clerk.
Norman Worth. q Of 1872 n Bewue.
clerk. and Erma SfOrd. g OF 1892 Bev-
lle-aY, operator.
Harold Cc,ham4oerlain. "a, Of a3l y, Gray
20; Of 93l n. Gray-st. housekeeper.
publishers agent. and Mar HarTey- "a
Weldon Brooke. 50. Columbus. Ind
salesman. and mas Fannin, %, Of 4oo7
john Griffin, IS Of 81 n Brookville-
"a. advertising man. and Agnes Hegsrty.
IS. OF 81 y Oxford-st. housekeeper
RUSSELL Jacobs q. Of All Sanders-st,
laundry employe. and Tina Stofer. %. Of
l24l Lswton-st. operator.
Clarence Breckenridge. "a Trafalgar
Ind. laborer and Virginia Gray. 20. OF
1856 MadiSon-av. housekeeper.
Harvey. La Shse. IS Cleveland, sales
man. and Dorothy Cox IS. Claypool Hotel
saleSwoman
Robert hester. %. Of s27 n Rural-st
truck driver. and Thelms Gain, 20. of
642 EsStern-av. housekeeper.
Vaughn Shoemaker q Madison Ind
teacher, and Ernesune Hubbard. "a. OF
AIS W. Westinghouse. houSekeeper.
Charles Murphy. %. Acton. Ind. sales
man. and Georgia Brier p. of $685. Brad
bury-st. stenogra pher.
Herbert Sweet o. Of 1881. Central-sv.
teacher. and Deloris Mcdaniel %, OF
564l n Delaware-st. housekeeper.
Thomas Jones. IS. Of $40 n ulinois-st
engineer. and Marjorie Yeomans, -, OF
1888 Ruckle-St. housekeeper
Earl SiInnon. Is Of 2469 s PennSyl-
vania-st ice cream manufacture. and
Eloise Jones' 90 of 2428 n. Talbot-st
houSekeeeper
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ANNOUNCED

Death Notices
KILGoRE. SARAH JANE-of 1888 TAIL
man-av, beloved wife Of Adam Kilgore.
mother OF Robert Kilgore. Mrs. Normal
Johnson; and sister OF George Martha
and Bell Craig and Mrs. Nancy owens.
all OF Greenfield O.. departed this life
Friday. Friends may call AT the MOORE
& KIRK FUNERAL HOME. 1880 station
Oakhin Tabernacle Church. p. m.
Burial Memorial Park. Friends invited
KIRK, CLARENCE Husband Of Hazel
KlSon KiT and father pe!.,, Of MrS H
chicaPgo. r. d Be Trsfi ciar NirK q E9st
and Mary Lou Kirk of Indianapolis
fsff be T TTs NFTd9y Rm99TnniR6G SeTySs
TUARY; Monday. 2 p m. Friends in
vited. Burial Crown Hill.
KRAUSE. PAUL A.-Beloved husband of
Ruth j., passed away. at the Methodist
call At FEENEY q FEENEY FUNERAL
HOME. 2339 N. Meridian-st. anv time.
Funeral Mondsy. Aug. rs, D. m, at
LACEY, LEWIS Husband of Eta Mark
Lacey brother OF John and Richard
DICK Lacey. passed away at his home.
one mile west of Traders Point. Thurs
day. Aug. p. at 7.l5 p. IN. Funeral
services will be held Sunday afternoon
at ? p. m. at the Macedonia Church.
Friends invited
FRANK V.-Beloved husband
latDfr
OF Frank Jr and Rose Marie. son of
Mrs Mary B. Moynahan, brother of
lanes lame r. Thomas A., John r. and Mrs.
call at the home 1876 Broadway. Fu
neral Monday. $50 at the home. ~ p
M IS, Peter and Paul Cathedral Bur
yited Knights OF Columbus meet at the
nome 8 o'clock Monday evening.
KIRBY
OIL FL. LOLA ,A:-Wite Of Joseph, on and
ne OF Mrs. Alice Wilds and Dorothy
on passed away Friday morning at the
residence 1901 Collier-st. Funeral serv-
iGe9 slnGay; 30, at the coNKIE FU-
Friends invited. Plriai Floral floral PARK PARK.
Friends may call at the Funeral Home
SNYDER. SOPHIA-Mother of Mrs. Rev.
6 a0d wan W1asmbSsg 1 and Adolph, oscar
passed aWav 1 al be G Somou9 I P.L
Wambsganss at Five Points Services st.
S COINS. ,E5y9angelical lutheran Church
and burial at Columbus Ind Monday.
Friends may call al the parsonage until
time Of funeral '''''-
SPRINGER, JOSEPH Age So years;
day morning Services MONDAY II a
N. At the FLANNER & BUCHANAN
Ms0S1RIUARY. Friends invited. cremation
Upton. WILLIAM Entered into rest Fri
cav. are 10 years. beloved father Of w.
Glen. Guy S: Carl; J. Earl and Rov TiD-
Ven: funeral sunday p n; at O. N.
friends NAV can En- HARRY w MOORE
FUNERAL PARLOPS, 2050 E. Michigan
st, until Sunday. a. m
VANSCYOC. EFFIE MAE-Beloved wife of
William and mother of Mrs Harry Katz
OF New YORK city. passed aWav Friday
evening at, the residence. 6419 Ferguson
q BUCHANAN MORTUARY any time
Sunday.
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Bye" STARTS RIGHT


y = . WTTI 7 ~
NEWPORT HARBOR, Cal. Aug.
24.-With last years champion BY
C" already victor in the first of five
races to decide the fourteenth an
nual international championship,
star class sloop shippers awaited
the starting gun today for the Sec
Ond race
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Indian Residents Flee
BIZ United Press

By Uhitcd Press
Adds ABABA, Aug. 24-Indian
residents of the Ethiopian capital
are fleeing to Bombay, it was learned
today. The British legation here
visaed IS British Indian passports
yesterday.
Flight of the Indians was consid-
cred significant in view of their rep
utation for remaining calm until the
last safe moment.
1t was estimated that the IS visas
covered perhaps two OF three times
that many persons.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-24
HARTNETT LEG OKAY

Do TWtS NpCCtUI
NEW YORK, Aug. PA leg in
jury which forced Catcher Gabby
Harnett of the Chicago Cubs from
the Cubbs- Giants game here yes
terday is not serious, an eXamina-
ton has revealed. Hartnett prob
ably will be able to return to action
TODAY
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-24
STELLA BREWER WINS

bU TWtS NptCtUE
CONNERSVILLE, Ind, Aug "a
Stella Brewer was victorious in
straight heats in the feature 2:16
trot during the harness program at
the Fayette County fair yesterday.
Hazel Watts was second and Eddie
Volo third. The best time was
2:O91b.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-24
CHANGE OF VENUE Is
ASKED IN HITCH CASE
Widespread Prejudice Charged by
Former Deputy Sheriff.

Ralph L. Hitch, former chief dep
uty sheriff, whose trial on embezzle-
ment charges had been set for Sept.
3, today filed a petition in Marion
County Criminal Court asking for
a transfer of the trial to another
county.
Mr.. Hitch's petition alleged that
newspaper publicity given the case
had created widespread prejudice
and that statements made by
Criminal Judge Frank P. Baker in
dictate he can not have a fair trial
in this county.
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Meats Desire Dates

The Kingan Canned Meats soft
ball team desires games with fast
city and states teams Night games
are preferred. Citizens Gas. Green
wood. Southport, Shelbyville and
IOngacre notice. Call Earl Monroe
Cherry 52lS-W. or write to 1ll9
North Olney-st. indianapolis.
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DAZZY VANCE RELEASED
Veteran Pitcher Dropped by the
Brooklyn Z, gers.

II 7 NEfF u 7 y y
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Aug "a
Dazzy Vance, veteran right-handed
pitcher. was given his unconditional
release late yesterday by the Brook
lvn Dodgers. During his fifteen
years in the ma jors Vance won ISL
games and lost 142, and he had
hoped to score his two hundredth
victory before hanging up his
gloves.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-24
SPAHR ENTRY TRIUMPHS

By 4 tmcs Special
LA PORTE, Ind, Aug. 24.-Judge
Brewer, owned by John Spahr of
indianapolis, triumphed in the g.
year-old trot at the La Porte county
fair harness oval yesterday, win
ming the first two heats.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-24
POLICEMAN SUES FIRM
Beverage Distributors Named in
$4,000 Damage Action.

Patrolman Henry Long today sued
Gene Fitzgerald and Marion County
Beverage Distributors, Inc, for
$4,000 for injuries he said he re-
ceived when a truck driven by Mr..
Fitzgerald and owned by the COM
pany struck his motorcycle at State
and Fletcher-av avs, April 3.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-24
JAMES is DUE IN CITY
New United States Marshal Will
Come Here to Arrange Bond.

Preparatory to assuming Office
Sept. l, Charles w. James, Austin,
newly named United States marshal,
will come to indianapolis today to
arrange a $4,000 bond. Mr. James
succeeds ALT Meloy, who has held
the Office more than eight years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-24

Matilda, Margaret Riley, 81, at 34ll sa-
Maggie Evans Il, at $40 W. 18th. ny
posratlc pneumonia.
Bruce Gilbert Parks. 9 months, at 1925
z. st. Clair. castro enteritis.
Elijah Jones. g. a. 52s Centennial
Thomas Cole. rs at sl1 W North.
chronic myocarditis.
william Upton. 10. at 5735 Madison
acute cardiac dilatation
Max Pollock. so. at City Hospital, bron-
cho pneumonia.
william Burton. 40. at 535 Agnes. pull
monary tuberculosis
Ronald D. Puryis, % days al Riley Hos
pital. broncho pneumonia.
Allen HAYES. &C. at City Hospital ce-
rebral hemorrhage.
Mary z Todd, SO. at 773 n. Bancroft,
carcinoma.
woodback Lowe. II. at 1884 Hoyt.
chronic interstitisl nephritis
Shirley Bellows 3 months az City Hos
pital castro enteritis.
Dora Belle Atkinson. 81. at 1922 Her
schel. angina pectoris.
aTterio sclerosis.
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Independent, Amateur Baseball

Write to Robert Alltop. 1416 Roache-st
Indianapolis or phone Harrison o54a-2
and ask for Roy.
Cord Piston Rings will tangle with the
Leon Tailors at Mars Hill tomorrow. All
Ring PLAYERS report at the diamond by
D. M Klein or Paugh will twirl for the
Rings with zigler behind the plate. Rings
have Sept and open and want to
hear from state clubs. Write Art Paugh
879 Massachusetts-av. or call Lincoln 420l
between 8 a. m. and $780,
Drinks Inc. will play the Junior Order
of Mechanics nine at Garfield Park NO. 3
tomorrow
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-24
soNNENBERG is VICTOR

By United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 24--Gus Son.
nenberg, the Boston strong man,
pinned Rube Wright of Texas in a
feature wrestling bout here last
night.