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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-28
What Kind of Warfare Does He Like?

A Nd speaking of absurdity, is it not ridiculous
for the learned jurist to compare organized labor
with the uncivilized tribes of Indians? After ALL
organization is the beginning of wisdom and of
civilization.
What kind of warfare along the industrial front
would Merrill E. Otis prefer? Is the worker in his
conception, better off a lone Indian and therefore
committed to a fierce Cutthroat competition with
even his companions in any given plant?
That might we'll be sweet for the employer, and
indeed, the ruling of the judge is open invitation
to big business to thWart not only the growth of
unions but to destroy those which already in
existence. The inference to be drawn from his re-
marks is that there something gnoble and slavish
in the pooling together of common interests on the
part of the workers Curously enough this point is
not raised when employers band together for mutual
benefits.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-28

Golden Gate Span Triumph of Artistry Marcel of Engineering

A is
in in the
is is by Snnotn OF
his S
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SATURDAY

p. NJ
4:OO-Ms;sxsi waltOn's orchestra NBc,
Frederick VIM. VILE lcBs) wABc.
Thurn's Bayarian orchestra tNBCl
4;Is-Esrmony Trio tcBsl wABC
4.31-Ih@.er's orchestra tCBSl MABC.
Sews; Alma Kitehell, songs tNBCl
News: Norm Sisters NBcj WIZ.
4:4S-Merry Macs and Cheri Mckay
Dorsey Bros. orchestra ,NBcl WIZ
The Art Of Living lNBCl wEAF.
5iS-Jamboree fNBCl WEAF.
Master Builder lNBCj WIZ.
5.30-Operatic Gems (NBCJ WIZ.
5.45-Spott Parade OF the Air (NBCl
soO-He. She and They (cBsl wABc.
The Hit Parade lNBC) WEAF.
6:30-Goldman band tNBCl WIZ.
s:4S-Kaltenborn from London tCBsJ
7.OO-GoIgmbia's Concert Hall CcBs'
G-Men. drama fNBcl wEAF.
7.3o-Al Jolson and guest artists (NBCl
Barn dance GNBc) WIZ.
California Melodies tCBSl WABC.
s:5o-Jan oar6eT's orchestra CcBsl
Summer Follies lNBc1 wEAF.
Carefree Carnival tNBCJ WIZ.
9.oo-Abe Lyman's orchestra lCBSl
Jolly Coburns orchestra eNBcl
WIRE.
9.3o-Hopkin's orchestra CCBsl WABC.
Ben Pollacks orchestra (NBCl
WEAF
Ray Mobiles orchestra (NBCD WIZ
l0.00-Shandor violinist; Lee Gordon's or
chestra fNBCl WIZ.
Little Jack Titles orchestra (CBSl
WABC
Duchins orchestra fNBC) WEAF
lO:3o-Bnl Hogan's orchestra CcBsD
WABC.
Paul Pendarvis' orchestra (NBCl
WEAF.
Bob Chesters orchestra (NBCi
WIZ.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27

AT ARLINGTON
One Best-Night Jasmine.
l. Opening Night, Alanad, Miss
Subway.
>. RaSty Glance, Sun Arena, Bull
strobe.
8. Night Jasmine, Stealingaway
Uncle Less.
4. Clang, Calumet Dick, Prince
Splendor.
5. Sweeping Light, Chance Line,
Technique.
6. Discovery, Watch Him. Risk
illus.
Z. Even Up, Spartan Lady, Miss
Corinne.
8. The Singer. Blast. Sea Eagle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
Births
Girls

Girls
Herman and CLAWS Schulsxy. 1871 Wade
Edward and Katherine Stevens, 425 S.
Leeds.
Forrest and Helen osle, St. vincent's
Hospital.
John and Viola Bachl. St. vineent's
Hospital
James and Mary Curry. St. vincent's
Hospital.
Claude and Elnore Clements. st. Vim
cents Hospital
Homer and Wilma Kesterman, ST. Vim
cents Hospital.
Harry and Ruby Nickerson. III E. 23rd
Harley and Gertrude Kreiger. l444 Gron.
James and Minnie Hopper, 3O43 w.
Michigan.
Clarence and Rose Jayne, St. vincent's
Charles and Ethel CARL. St. vincent's
Hospital.
Norbert and Marie Noe. St. vincents
John and Jean Broderick. ST. Vincent
Hospital.
Frank and Mildred Nusbaum. St. Vim
cents Hospital.
Richard and Augusta Brooks, St. Vim
Donald and Eulalie sperry. st. Vincent's
Leo and Edna Riley. st. vincent's Hos
pital.
Alonzo and Gertrude Edison. st. Vim
cents Hospital
William ana Agnes Zeunik. st. vincent's
Hospital
William and Marcella Thompson, St.
Vincent's Hospital.
Marshall and Anna Benehel. 1895 villa.
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HELP WANTED
9 Help Wanted-Male
II Help Wanted-Female

IL Help Wanted-Female
WHITE, 1925; homework; assist with
child, stay nights; small starting wage
1852 Broadway. WA-3767-R.
WHITE maids. age sO-35. Apply Mrs.
Coyle's office, GILBERT HOTEL, $50 S.
Meridian.
FRENCH GOVERNESS to take charge OF
two children, age 9 and IL. Prefer one
who can help with piano lessons. Ad-
dress Box K 4033 Times, giving full
particulars, age, experience and refer
enceS.
WANTED Experienced telephone solicitor
Must have high school education and
some knowledge of general office work
Excellent opportunity for right party.
State experience, former employers ana
references in first letter. Address Times
Box K-5002
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Sports Variety on
KrOger Picnic Card

Foot races, swimming contests, a
baseball game, boxing exhibitions
and an exhibition of expert high
jumping by Bert Nelson, former
Butler University star. will make up
the entertainment program for the
Kroger Jubilee picnic tomorrow at
Broad Ripple Park.
Rosy Kid Baker will handle the
fistic show which viii be held at
night.
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AT SUFFOLK

AT SUFFOLK
One BeSt-Sergt. Byrne.
I. Glitter Gold, Maiden Dream,
Rich Strike.
2. Idle Along, Grsndpa's Boy,
Unkie Tom.
3. Old Reb, Hug Again, High
Hand II.
4. Light Brook. Chewsws. Dark
Zeni.
5. Ebony Lady. Bold Lover, Ad-
vising Anna.
s. Ste. Louise. Black Highbrow,
Sobriety.
7. Sergt. Byrne, Frisky Matron.
Dreel.
8. Primute. Fabius. Integrity.
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Detroit Tigers
\ Rocket From
Celler to Top
A. |. Champions Cap Uphill
Drive by 0vertaking
HarraSSed Yanks.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press stan Correspondent

NEW YORK, July 27.-After one
of the greatest sustained drives in
recent baseball history, the Detroit
Tigers today had wrested the
American League lead from the New
York Yankees and were headed to-
ward their second straight pennant.
Detroit's climb started in the
cellar. Yesterday they finally COL
Jared the Yankees and took over first
place for the first time since last
year.
The following table shows how the
Tigers have battled their way uphill
throughout the season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27

ARSENAL. N. IA. No IS large. clean
modern rooms. All utilities. Everything
furn isheH Pea hlA
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John A. George, IS, of S24 E. 36th, coro-
nary occluson.
John A. Wilde. IS. OF City Hospital. cpl
demic meningitis.
Mamie DeVore, IS, st. vincents Hospi-
tai, coronary occluSion.
William Raefert, rs, Methodist Hospital,
chronic myocarditiS.
Clarence Jones, % days, 1884, Blake,
lobar pneumonia
Audrey Adams, &C. of 24O5 Paris, arterio-
scleroSis.
George Cook, e.. of SGT Lord, coronary
occlusion.
Mary Cavanaugh, %, Of 1902 Commerce,
angina pectoriS.
Mary sparrell. 80, Of 1854 N. Talbot.
Writ Yancey, IS. of 1923 N. Tuxedo. ar
Susan Hill. 70. of 2o5O Hovey. arteriO-
sclerosis.
william A. Rhynearson. SO, of SCI E
goth, acute cardiac dilatation.
Oren DeLoss Oldaker, SO, of 24o5 South
eastern, carcinoma.
Amelia Short. ST, st. Vincent Hospital,
carcinoma.
Barbara Ann Crowders, 70, of 1928 E.
Minnesota coronary occluSion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
Fishing the Air

Ruth Chatterton will headline Al Jol-
sons guest star bill on the Chateau pro-
gram, broadcast Saturday at 1870 p. m.
Loyce Whiteman, Al Shaw and sam Lee.
and the picturesque "Foghorn" MCGEE will
complete Jolson's guest star roster for
TINS top ranking Saturday evening pro-
the Chateau's dramatic vehicle
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AT EMPIRE CITY
~. noSk n0efo1 Brook

AT EMPIRE CITY
One BeSt-BoSton Brook.
1. Go Home, Col. Bixer, Ebony
Arrow.
2. Son O. Sting, Foggy Dawn,
CapStan.
3. Kjwagoe, UppermaSt, Below
Zero.
4. Bien Jon. Triumphant, Gallo
glass.
5. Boston Brook. Rough Diamond,
My Purchase.
s. Wishing Star, Pencader. Worth
ington.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27

Miss Willie Morris, popular young
American soprano. will be the guest artist
Of "Columbia's Concert Hall" program
featuring Howard Barlow directing the
Columbia Symphony orchestra and Broad
cast over the nationwide WABC- Column
bis network on Saturday from to
1880 p. m.
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ANN OUNCE M ENTS
Death Notices

Death N0ClceS
AIKMAN, WILLIAM H.-Of 1920 Cold
Springs-rd, passed away Friday, July rs:
2:S0 a: M age 70 years, husband of
Irene Altman, father Of Ada. and Bon
ME. Funeral at the residence Saturday,
p. m. Burial at Glen Haven Gene
terry.
EMERY, GLENN PERRY-Beloved husband
of Mary Pool Emery, son OF Josie Emery;
and brother mrs of n Mr Sally GLASS of
Angeles. Mrs. Emma Hackney, George,
Charles and Marvin Emery. departed
this life Tuesday; age "a years. Funeral
FUNERAL HOME. 1880 Station-st, 2
p. m. Burial Oaklandon Cemetery.
Friends may view remains at 2435 Sta
Sunday noon Friends invited.
GOEPPER, EMMA-Sister of Miss Lena
Cooper, Mrs. Mary, schopp and Mrs
BU T6Hlf I M vS5fsf saturday $50
a. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill
LOVE, ELIJAH-Beloved husband of Fran
ces Love, father OF Frank Love, depart
ed this life Thursday age 80 years.
MOORE g. KIRK FUNERAL HOME. 1880
Station-st. Burial Crown Hill Gene
terry. Friends invited.
LYNN, WILLIAM CARVOSSO-Husband of
the late Mrs HARRIET Kellogg Lynn,
Lynn, passed away Thursday morning.
Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN
MORTUARY, Saturday II a. m. Friends
invited. Burial Crown Hill.
Jessie Rains. died at the home of his
w. S5s'f Ra S[f July g. 1855, age 81 yeats:
Selma, Ind, and Mrs. F. W. Schuessler
of indianapolis. Funeral Saturday 10
a: M. from the W. Ray-st., Na5arene
BLOSSOM SERVICE.
RASMUSSEN, MABLE (sOLENBERG)-En
tered into rest Thursday, 5:45 p. M, age
so years, beloved wife of Rasmus Ras-
mussen, mother of Ethel Melvin, Helen
McMorris Robert and Bertha Rasmus-
SEN daughter of Robert Solenberg. sis
ter of Martha Hahn, James and Elmer
Solenberg. Funeral Monday at the resi-
Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park,
Franklin ind papers please copy;
HARRY w. MOORE FUNERAL PARLORS
in charge.
ROBBINS, JACK ARTHUR.3Age s years;
5 5O9 s. o oren ad tS passed away Thurs
CAV p. m. Funeral will be held at the
ROYSTER & ASKIN FUNERAL HOME,
1902 N Meridian-st, Saturday, p. m.
Friends invited.
ROST, ALFRED beloved husband Of
Salome Rost. and brother of Mrs. Frank
Nesser, Hattie and Walter Rost OF In
QldndpOllS, anu WillldlH INOoG Va ~"
York city. passed away at the family
residence. 2116 Prospect-st Friday, July
&C. Funeral notice later.
STEVENSON, EMMA beloved mother
of Francis E. Stevenson OF Dayton, o;
Mrs. I R. Hendricks of Cambridge City,
Ind, and Mrs John B. Stephens and
Alvin G. and oscar F. Stevenson, all OF
Indianapolis, passed away. THURSDAY, July
25 Funeral services will be held at THE
VALID FUNERAL HOME, Illinois at nth
st. Sunday afternoon, July %, at 1850
O'Clock Burial Lewisville. Ind. FRIENDS
invited. lRichmond (Ino0 papers please
copy.l
CORRECTED NOTICE.
WINSTED, WILLIAM H.-Beloved husband
of Frances Winsted. 1888 Central-av.
passed away Thursday morning. Services
at the home Saturday, 1880 p. m.
Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill:
Friends may call at the home after 3
D. M. Friday.
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HIGH SPOTS OF SATURDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAMS

4:o0-Columbia - Frederick William
Vile.
6:o0-NBC (wEAF)-Hit Parade.
Columbia-Modern Minstrels.
7:00-NBC (WEAF)-G-Men drama.
Columbia-Columbia's Concert
Hall
Columbia-California Melodies.
NBC (WEAFl-Al Jolson and
Guest Artists.
NBC (WJz-Barn Dance.
-Columbia-"Fiesta."
6:5o-NBC tWEAF) Summer FoIlies.
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VITAL STATISTICS


Floyd R Pursley. 10, of 1922 W. Yer
ridge, iS. OF Sal Auburn-ss, housekeeper.
Carl A. Kespohl, %. Of ii4O W. 32nd-
ST, salesman, and Lavonne Kay, %, of 22i2
MaoiscE.-av. stenographer.
Clyde c. Nice. 81. Hardinsburg. Ind
teacher. and Irma G. Dirks, IS, OF 1915
Pleasant-st, teacher.
George z. Rutledge IS. of sal S Senate
av, laborer, and Elizabeth May White, II.
Of 52l S. Senate-sv. housekeeper.
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WIRE (1400) Indianapolis
indianapolis Broadcasting, Inc.)
SUNDAY

M
8:00-Rev. Morris H. Coers.
8:3o-Mercado's Mexican Fiesta (NBC).
S:00-Press radio news lNBCl.
9:02-Erances Adair lNBCJ.
915-Wendell Hall (NBCJ.
9;30-l0l Mems Bible Class.
observation-disclosures.
l0l5-Capitol Theater program (NBC).
l0:30-Crystal Melody hour.
II :30-Broadcast from Svitzerland (NRca
Il ;o0-Noon-Life Of Uncle Ned (NBCJ.
l2:15-Mildred Dilling (NBc).
tNBC).
1-00-Rainbow Melodies
1:15-The Waltz Beautiful.
1:3o-Sunday Vespers (NBCl.
2:00-Willard Rohison's orchestra (NBC)
2:s0-The Wiseman lNBC).
2:45-keola Turner lNBC).
3:00-Hits in Review.
3:30-The Olympians.
4:00-Cathohc hour (NBC)
4:30-Continental Varieties (NBC}.
4:45-Up-to- the-Minute news
5;OO-Lsnny Ross State Fair concert
5:30-Fireside Recitals NBC).
5:45-Sunset Dreams (HBCl
6:oo-NBC String Symphony (NBCl.
6:45-Boake Carter.
7:00-Paul Lamkoff.
7:15-Keepsakes
7:30-Marshall Players
7:45-Kurt Brownell tNBC).
8:00-Seth Parker (NBCl.
8:30-Gene and Glenn.
9:ooo-Lee oordon's orchestra (NBc).
9:15-Jesse Crawford (NBCl.
9:30-PresS radio news (NBC).
9:35-Glenn Lees orchestra (NBC).
l0:00-Joly Coburn's orchestra (NBC).
11:00-Herman Crone's orchestra (NBC).
II :30-Arlie Simond's orchestra (NBCJ.
IL 00-Midnight-Sign off.
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Baseball
. a
Independent, Amateur, League
and Semi-Pro News and Notes.

Bridgeport Blues will journey to Avon
tomorrow. In the previous games at
bridgeport this season, Blues defeated
Sagers, RI; Kimban, 3b Hutsell, SIS; Bin
Glenn. If: Schultz, ID; Breshahan, 2b;
Hechinger, CT; Rusie, c; Don Glenn or
Lefty FTantz, p.
University Heights will meet the Mer-
chants at Greenwood tomorrow.
Minton Ice nine will tangle with Glenn's
Valley Monday night at Longacre park.
All players report at Minton's home at
club wishes to book a road game. Hope
and stLlesyille NOTICE Write to w. Mn
or call Talbot $500 after p. m.
Ben Davis Merchants will oppose the
Fall Greek Athletics in a twin bill at Ben
Davis tomorrow. Merchants need good
John E. Stewart. 1885 Lindy-st, or call
Belmont 1856 after p. m.
Pavalack A. C's will tackle the Liberty
st Merchants at Riverside No tomorrow
morning. Burns or Walsh will be on the
mound for the Pavalacks with Marty re-
ceiving. McClain will be in center held
for the Libertys.
Sohiffs Grocery nine at Riverside No.
Sunday afternoon at 3.
Oak Hill Merchants are without a game
for tomorrow. Write to Fred Sander, 2053
n. Keystone-av, Indianapolis.
Southern A.. C.s are without a same for
tomorrow and have a diamond permit.
Can Drsxel 1897 and ask for Henry.
Teams playing Saturday afternoon ball
desiring the services of SouthpaW hurleT
are asked 10 write to Lefty Cleary, 1888
S. Harding-st, Indianapolis,
East side Cubs will play at Hazelridge
tomorrov Cubs have won nine and lots six
this wear. For games in August. write 10
Richard Brocking, 420 N. Grsnt-st, In
6ianapolis.
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SUNDAY
6:OO-Tons Pictures (NBC).
6:30-William Meedor, orga mist.
8:00-Church Forum.
s:3O-Mexican, Marimba orchestra (NBC).
9:00-News ashes.
9:05-Lucille Manners, vocalist (NBC).
9:15-Gould g. Shelter (NBC).
9:30-Cadle Tabernacle Choir.
l0:00-Opportunity Matinee tNBCl.
10:30-Radio City Music Hall (NBC).
11:30-Words and Music (NBC).
0-Noon-Antonio g. his Continentales.
Pm.
I3I5-Mil SG dr Dieli TSaF harpist NBc
1:30-Virginio Marucci ensemble.
2:o0-Willard Robson orchestra tNBC).
2:3o-Church on the Hill.
3:00-RoseS and Drums lNBC).
3:30-Leola Turner (NBC).
3;45-Ray Heathern & Lucille Manners
4:oO-Canadian Grenadier Guards (NBC).
4:30-Musical Style Show, William Stoess
orchestra.
5:00-K-7, Mystery drama.
5:30-Victor Young'S orchestra with Nor
ton Downey and Guest Stars (NBCj.
5:45-Morin Sisters and the Ranch Boys.
6:oo-Maj. Bowes' Amateur hour CNBC).
7;OO-silken Strings, Olga Albani. So
prano (NBC). -,.-
7:30-Cornelia Otis Skinner (NBC).
7:45-Unbroken Melodies.
8:00-The Gibson Family (NBC).
9:00-Unsolved Mysteries.
9:30-Johnny Courtney's orchestra.
10:00-News flashes.
10:05-Coney Island orchestra.
10 :30-George Duffy's orchestra
Ii oO-Laiglon Continental Gypsies mp
I1:15-Earl Burnett's orchestra (MutuaD.
lI:3O-Johnny Courtney's orchestra.
Standardization River.
Il i2:sC-sisn off.
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MONDAY

A M
7 00-Morning Devotions.
7:15-Tuneful Tick Tocks.
S:45-Mary Bakers reviews.
90o-Jack and Loretta Clemens (NBC).
9:l5-Wendell Hall (NBCl.
9.30-Morning Parade (NBC).
l0:00-Ruth Lyon tNBC).
10:15-Honeyboy and Sassafras (NBC).
10:30-Melody Mixers (NBC).
l0:45-Cecil and Sally
11:00-Happy Jack Turner (NBC).
l1:15-The Kilmer Family (NBCl.
ll:3O-Farm and Home hour (NBC).
P. NJ.
l2:30-Al Pearce and his Gang (NBC).
l2:55-Wonder news.
l:Oe-Luncheon dance tunes.
1:15-The Wiseman (NBC).
1:30-Vaughn DeLeath (NBC).
1:45--Morin Sisters (NBC).
2.O0-Woman's radio review (NBC).
2.30-Radio Guild (NBCl.
3:30-Alice in Orchestralia fNBC).
3:45-Adventures of Sam and Dick (NBCl
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Statement Of Condition Of the
ACACIA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO

Statement of Condition Of the
ACACIA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
1887 K. St., n. w.
On the 3Ist Day of December. 1884.
VIM MONTGOMERY. President.
s. Z. MOOERS, Secretary.
""'O NET ASSETS OF COMPANY
Cash in banks ,oE interest
and not on INTEREST," .....S Asa. 79.l3
Real estate unincumbered So. 5,437, 224.53
Bonds and stocks owned
market valueJ .--....-.... a,242, 304.l3
Mortgage loans on real estate
free from any prior incum-
and rents, etc. -. ss5,7ss.34
other securities, cash in office 34,9g5.s5
Loans to policy holders 49,. 1920. %
Premiums premium man and accounts due '''
and in process Of collection s.4I4,Iss.ss
all other assets ............ 4l,7s1. 10
Total net assets ......... SIS, 64l, 84O.3O
Amount due and not due
banks or other creditors None
Reserve or amount necessary
risks .-................... $50, Os6. 2I5.O7
Losses adjusted and not due. 167, 1921
Losses unad1usted and in
Bills and accounts unpaid -. 3l,270.I9
pany Naturalization. 1,22s,s45.7s
Total liabilities ........... $50, 724, oil IS
Contingency reserve .......... 10000. 90
Surplus Observation-Disclosures. 1907 ,828. 65
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SIS, Sal $40. 80
risk ...-..................$. zoo. 900. 90
Greatest amount allowed by
rules of the company TO be
insured in any one city,
town or village ............ Any
Greatest amount allowed to be
insured in any one block Any
Lie companies: Maximum risk
written .:......... zoe, 000. 90
Amount retained by COM
SAFE paTs OF INDIANA: ''''''''S 100000
Onice OF Commissioner OF Insurance,
l, the undersigned, Commissioner Of In
surance of Indiana. hereby certify that
the above is correct copy OF the State
ment OF the Condition of the above men
TONED Company on the 31St day of
December. 1884. as shown by the original
statement and that the said original
statement is now on file IN this office.
IN Testimony Whereof, / hereunto sub
scribe my name and affix my official seal
this 9th day Of July, 1885.
lSeall HARRY E. McCLAIN,
Commissioner
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Tonight's Radio Tour
OFFERING

l:oo-Symphonic hour (CBsl.
2oo-st Louis Parade (CBSl.
3.00-Meiodiana iCBS).
s:3o-Ye Ode Tea Shopps lCBsl.
4.00-Nsticnsl Amateur Night (CBS).
z30-Piano Twins
445-Dictators fCBSl.
5:O0-Vivian Chiesa and orchestra tCBS)
53O-Summer Serenade lCBSl.
6oo-Rhythm at Eight lCBSl.
6:30-He adliners (CBSl.
7:Oo-America's hour tCBS).
s.OO-Wayne Kings orchestra tCBSl.
s.30-Louie Loves orchestra.
s:00-Message from Gov. McNutt.
9:i5-Musical Mirror tCBS).
e.3s-Johnnv Ramps orchestra (CBs).
lO:0o-Frankie Masters orchestra lCBSl
iO:30--wheeler Mission program,
II :OO-Floyd Towns orchestra lCBSl.
ii 30-Horatio Zito's orchestra tCBSl.
l2:Oo-Midnight-Sign OF.
MONDAY
s:5o-chuck Wagon.
T.00-Early Birds.
S:O0-News
S:3fLJack Fuitons orchestra ,CBsl.
s:4s-Mrs wigs Of the Cabbage Patch
lCBs).
9:lo-Borowskys Russian Gypsies.
9:45-Plain Bill gCBs).
10 :00-Fred Beibel. organist (CBSl.
i0:l5-The Gumps (CBSl;
lO:3O-Life of Mary Marlin (CBS).
i0:45-Fariin Brothers.
II :00-Carlton and Shaw tCBSl.
ll:l5-This and That.
II :30-Eton Boys (CBSl.
IL :45-1l:45-Farm Circle.
p. NJ.
12:l5-News.
u :20-Circle Melodies.
II :30-Between the Bookends (CBS).
II :45-Happy Hollow (CBS).
1:00-Concert Miniatures (CBS).
30-Merrymakers tCBSD
200-America's Little House lCBS).
2:15-Chicago Variety hour (CBSJ.
2:45-Oriental tCBS).
3:00-Do Re Mi tCBSD.
3:l5-Melodic Moments (CBS),
3.30-Viewing the news.
3:45-Men OF Manhatton (CBS).
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With the Yankees in their worst
slump Of the season, having dropped
six out Of their last eight games, the
Tigers are likely to entrench them
selves firmly in first place during a
long August home-stand.
Greenberg Bats En- in
Eldon Auker, submarine pitcher
from Kansas State, pitched the
Tigers into the lead with an 81
triumph over Cleveland, preseason
pennant favorite. Hank Greenberg
drove in three Detroit runs with a
pair of doubles and a single and
Pete Fox sent in two tai'.ae with a
triple
THE Yankees 8-week tenure of
first place ended when Washington
blasted out a go victory. Heinie
MaEush led the Senator'S attack on
Johnny Broaca, hitting two homers,
one with the bases loaded. to &C
count for five Washington runs.
Oddly enough, it was Broaca who
bested Ed Linke to pitch the Yanks
into first place on May 80. Broaca
and Linke faced each other again.
but Linke had to leave the game in
the second inning when Jesse Hills
line drive hit him in the head.
Cubs Take Sixth Straight
The Chicago Cubs continued their
drive for the Nationally League lead
by defeating Cincinnati, 81, for
their sixth straight win. 1t was
/ the Cubs seventeenth victory in the
Sast 20 games, and left them only
two and one-half games behind the
Ieague-leading New York Giants.
Larry French outpitched Paul
Derringer to record his ninth vic
tory and give Derringer his tenth
loss. Augie Galan. Gabby Hartnett
and Stan Hack led the Cubs attack,
with two hits apiece.
No other games were played.
Yesterdays HeroHeinie Manush,
Washington outfieIder, who hit two
home runs, one with bases filed,
to drive in five runs as the Sena-
tors beat the Yankees, 9-3, and
knocked them out of first place.
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