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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-30

An Anglo Scandinavian religious
 servics was held recently in the
 ruins of ShafteSbury abbey, Dorset, England. to commemorate the mem- orr of King Canute. who died 600
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-30
Horoscope
By OCTAvINE

By OCTAVINE
 For persons who believe that human destiny is guided by the planets, the daily horoscope is outlined by noted astroIoger. In addition to information of gen. eral interest, it outlines informa- tion of special interest to persons born on the designated dates.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-30
Selected Poem
REVERE IN A CITY PARK

Edward J. Fitzgerald in the New York Sum- How quqiet lies the snow that fell last night Upon this city wrapped in sleep. That tree That shuts the buildings out might almost be Another tree that hides country sky; That hill hill @ thousand miles away From city streets and sounds. Upon the white Still breast of snow the footprints of a bird Are like the writing in letter come From some quite other and forgotten home Or like the notes of music that is heard No more.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-30

We'd back Joe Louis against any two- cylinder gas engine in the country and give the engine the first two punches.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-30

Possibly neither business nor govern ment knows where it's going, but they're both on their way
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-30

You might get the idea from the way some folks talk that civilization is statistics.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-30

TO-DAYs COMMON ERROR Never say, Every Citizen ought vitally' to be concern ed in this election"; say, fought to be vitally con- cerned."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-30
%s!s,..... Vsi,S Merry-Go-Round MUSSOLINI ON TOUGHEST
 SPOT IN HIS CAREER
By DREW PEARSON and ROBERT s. AI

Washington Dec 30-One consideration to keep in mind regarding the prospects peace in Europe is that MusSoni knows he will get next to nothing unless he conquerS the whole of Abyssnia
 This follows because no other peace plan even re- oelY acceptable to Mussoni is going to from the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-30
T est Y 0 UT Knowledge

Can you answer seven of these test questions? Turn to last page for the answers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-30
Dance Recital Given

r Asst night at Caleb Mills Hall,
Il Ivan Saranoff presented his pu-
pills of the dance in recital under
the name of the Indianapolis Civic
Ballet.
Mr.. Saranoff deserves credit for
attempting to establish the ballet
as an integral part of the artistic
life of the city. Although, of course,
the staging of last nights perform
ance was quite visibly not profess
sional and the dancing was not pol
ished, the basic idea should be en-
couraged.
The first ballet on the program,
"Children's Fantasy" was more or
less the usual routine kiddie revue.
The second portion of the eve
ming was devoted to "Mesameru
Megami," the oriental ballet, which
relates the story of a moon god
dess, danced by Kah-Roun Tootl-
khan, who becomes enraptured of
Hanbeii, a lamplighter, danced by
Everett Jones, but who is driven
back to her throne of Immortality
by Kami, the dragon.
The third ballet was "Gangii'
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-30
Births
Bows

Samuel and Elsie Hubster. s46 Edison.
Walter and Ruth nichols. 25I Bel Si4;,.,,,,o
Manson and LaVerne Collins. 35O2 Z.
Morris. ....,, NJ, ~ oo.L
Charles and Mildred Burgess. All 5.
Harlan. -- ooo, =, ,.,.,--,.,,s
Starks and Iona Brewer. 746 N. Elder
Ernest and Ruth Jacobs. 290l Phlpps.
Paul and Elsie Waggoner. Coleman Hos
William and Bernice Worren. Coleman
Hf Hsrold and Doris Van zandt. Cole
George and Lillian Stephenson. Cole
H1f Donald and Frances Patton. Coleman
William and Mary GOrtOn. Coleman
Charles Charles and Lila Cress. Coleman Hos
u CGG George and Melvena Bauer. Coleman
f1f Daniei and Florence Stroud. St. Vim
'eCc5iii Clinton s and Beatrice Hare. Methodist
ii0 oFviiie and Hazel Brown. Methodist
f'I Frank and Violet Tegarden. Methodist
Nq Albert and. Elizabeth Beveridge. Meth
odlst Hospital
Girls
Claude and Frances Lemons. 1916 W.
ae Charles and Marie Rhyme. s27 N. SEN
Leroy and vernau Lepper. sos Wood
i~P Pan1 and Irene Tunis. 1881 Linden.
George and Magda StokoVicn. o3S W.
Fe JACK and Rose Via. 52s N. Lynn.
George and Katherine Foreman, lzUz l.
Walter and Rowena skaggs. 9l6 n. Elder.
John and Marie Highfeld. $50 Jones.
William and Emily Schenk, Coleman
AI leonard and Edith schenck. coleman
NC James and Mabel Jet. Coleman Hos
Ollie and Pauline Lynch. 23s Cumber-
land. -
Hugh and Josephine Sullivan. St. Vim
cents Hospital,
Carl and Helen Rouse. St. Vincent's
Harry and Josephine Daniel. st. Vim
Patrick and Anne Bowling. St. vincent's
: Raymond and Sarah Stages. S27 Brad
Richard and Martha Kriner. s2s s.
Rex and GLADYS Constable. 1922 E. 2sth.
Paul and Olive Cox, ll54 Tee nseh.
Edgar and Hazel Hoffman Iethooist
Charles and Marguerite BlacA. Method
saii RSpt and Mary MayheId. Methodist
Hospital
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-30
Basketball
= .
Independent, League and ANA
teur Results and Notices.

The South Side Buddies defeated the
Central Christian Cubs. 38 to Is. Wam-
pier and Plummer starred for the winners
with Is and IA points, respectively. To-
morrow night the Buddies will play the
St. Philips Boys Club five in the St.
Philip gym at 7:15 All players note For
games with the Buddies. write Leo Oster-
meyer 245 S. State-av. Sacred Heart,
First Friends and st. JoSeph'S take notice.
Rex Tavern A. G. defeated the Memorial
Scabookies at the Sea hookies' gym, "a to
81, and will play them a return benefit
game Feb. 5. The Rex Tavern five also
will play the Silent Hoosiers. Feb II. and
Kirshbaum METERS Feb. g. Manager of
Kirhhbaums please get in touch with H. E.
wheel. Drexel 1908 between 6 and 7 p m.
Rex five will play any night except
Wednesday. For games. call above num-
Der.
The Plainfeld Commercials tripped the
Quincy Odd Fellows and Armour flves by
decisive margins sunday. Next Sunday
the Commercials will entertain the Hib-
ben-Hollweg team at p. m. and the
B. & O. Railroad team at p m. Man
ayers please confirm through this column
Hoosier Athletic Club League schedule
73O-indiana Inspection Bureau vs.
8:3O-L. S. AYres VS.. Hoosier A c.
9:30-Continental Optical Co. VS.. VIM. H.
Block
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-30
OakmOnt Open
Draws Leading
Golf Experts
MCSpaden Is FaVorite After
Touring Tourney Course
in Par 10.

~ N.ff# fNfNf
GLENDALE. Cal, Jan. 30
Harold AIcSpaden. sensational young
Kansas City KAN. professional.
was the t0p-ranking favorite 10
capture the OakmOnt open golf
championship when half the field
set out on the first round Of play to-
DAY.
McSpaden plays today. The second
half Of the field goes out tomorrow
to complete the first round. Finals
Of the 72-hole tourney viii be
PLAYED Sunday There VIII be $4,000
in prize money and on Monday and
Tuesday Of next week the first nine
pros and the first nine amateurs
VIII compete for an additional $500
IL Nassau match play
McSpaden. who has won the
Pasadena and Sacramento Opens
and San Francisco match play
championships. yesterday toured the
course IN 20, even par. He collected
five brides en- route.
Other cOntenders among the 100
or so golfers composing the first
half Of the field include Gene
Sarazen. Harry Cooper. Jimmy
Thomson. Charles Lacey, Craig
Wood. Victor Ghezzi. Johnny Re
volta. Johnny Perelh. Horton Smith,
Witty Cox. Eddie Loos, Dick Metz
and ETC Scavau.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-30

THE program to be presented by
l. Lucienne Boyer and associate
artists in The Continental Varie-
ties" at English's Saturday night is
divided into two parts with total
Of 10 groups.
This will make it possible for
Mile. Boyer to make two group ap-
pearances and will give the others
equal opportunity.
Those assisting the French star
will be Nikita Balieff, famous mas
ter of ceremonies; Raphael, accor-
dion player and known as a one
man show; Vicente Escurado and
Carmita, Spanish dancers, and la
Volpin's Continental Quartet.
Continental Varieties is being
brought to EngHshs under the
auspices of the Indiana League Of
Women Voters in association with
Mrs. Nancy Martens.
Nikita Balief
Nikita Baliec
Hungarian Rhapsody" .........., List
Cordoba" acknowledgements. Albeniz
Vicente EscudeTo and Carmita
Caprice viennois" ......:........ .Kreisler
~ Raphael ava -
Rhythms without musicl
Vicente EscuderO
AS GnsuseS Jean LenorjscaGeg CRATES 9GieS
'Viens danser quand meme" ....:..
.-,.......,,, Jean Delettre-Jam.69i,a7 Ian
Moi j'crasche dams reau", ;.-.....-,...
Isl Petite. CASTOR Claret-Pierre Bayle
PART II
Nikita Balief
'Fantaisie Tzigane"
Ia VOlpin's Continental Quartet
'0'A vicente Escudero and H'c 6aTmita f4'4
3Getq5n 4ewe,:eI,, sS E9Spte
N'S' 1'''- "'''' Raphael
II
Carmita
Vicente ,FgsoudeFO
"Blanohes Nuts" Jean Delettfe:paul Fargo
.Oa ..t'c... -. Jean peiettre-Andre Mauprey
00 AZ :a-J Delettre-Mau Aubrey
Hands Across the Table" :.:....,,....,
-: Jean Delettre-Mitchell Parish
"Parlez-moi d 'Amour ......... Jean Lemon
'Prenez mes Roses" Fuga zot -Chamheury
Lucienne Boyer
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-30

reation League last night. Royal Tailors
and Green Taverns we're triple winners
their victims being the LoueS Taverns
and Hibben- HolWegs. Sunschine Cleaners
Fendrch Restaurants L. S. Ayres, and
Thomas Restaurants won twice over the
Higemeier Packers Real Silk Hosiery
Dorm Good SOFAS and Universal Beverages
Results of the United Mutual Ladies'
League showed the Sugar Lumps and Slam
Bangs as triple winners over the Wlttlc-
isms and Hi jerks, while the Hortonettes
took two from the CraigiteS.
In the st. Philip Ladies' League. Berg
hof Beers and Schofleld HardWares won
Coca-Colas.
Single Premiums won twice over the
E-65's and the Expectancy Terms took two
from the Family Incomes in the States
Life Insurance League at Pritchett's.
Bouine had. a SGT series to pace the in
dividUals Of the Pritchett Beginners
League Nos 3 and teams won twice
over the Nos. and 1 teams,
Marie Wambrier in her exhibition match
at the Pritchett alleys rolled six games
against six opponents and won every one
Wambrier totaled 1112 on games of 1877.
1872 1874, 1872, ia and 1873. Her losing
opponents we're Alice Shea who rolled 1913.
Bertha Tourney. who had a 178, Ma bel
Fisher. with 1875; Dorothy Maroney. with a
1855: Josephine Schmitt, with 172, and
Mary TURK with a 1872
Miss Wambrier will appear at the Park
way alleys this afternoon and tomorrow
afternoon, her exhibitions being scheduled
for 2:30 p. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-30
= The Theatrical World .
The Theatrical World -
Lucienne Boyer Program
Divided Into Two Parts
: BY WALTER D. HICKMAN

(Voodoo), a ballet written by Mr..
Saranof to display the melodra-
matte triumph Of love and good over
hatred and evil. This ballet con-
tanned more Of the symbolism and
color found in the higher type OF
dancing than others on the pro-
gram.
An interesting narration concern
ing the story of the ballets was
given by Mrs. Demarchus Brown.
Costumes and masks were designed
and executed by Mrs. w. E.
Brasinger, Miss Tootikian and Mr..
Saranof. (By J. w. To
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-30
College Cage
TuSSleS Gain
Favor in East
Purdue to Play Temple at
PhiIIy in N. Y.-Promoted
Basket Tilt.

BV United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 3o.-The COL
lege basketball craze which mas
swept New York under the promo
ton of Ned Irish will be encour-
aged throughout the East, accord
ing to plans announced today.
Irish has teamed up with CAR
Hare, also an ex-newspaper man, to
introduce the sport in big league
way at Philadelphia. A further
branching out is planned in other
cities.
Irish and Hare will make their
first presentation at Philadelphia,
Feb. II, with a double-header at
Convention Hall. The inaugural
program will include Temple-Purdue
and Villa Nova-La Sale games, to
be followed by half dozen or more
double-headers before the end OF
the season.
If Philadelphia responds, Irish
said other cities would be taken in
on an experimental basis this season
and for full program next year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-30
VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

Gordon Raeburn. rs. of 1926 N. Pennsyl-
vania-st, salesman. and Katherine Colweu.
26 of 5538 N. Pennsylvania-st house
Douglas Martin 81. Logansport. Ind
ToieTIUI: at fsctoTV worker
Carroll Campbell, 20, of 1906, Mentonne,-
av. machinist and Beatrice Hatton. "a
of 17O5 Gimber-st. musician.
Bruce Hurlbert, Is. indianapolis. broker
and Madge Mcpherson. Is. of 374S VIM
Kenneth case, 50, of 525 Chadwick-st;
mechanic. and Margaret Quilter' r. oil
233 Turners-dr. housekeeper- ~
YorE-st, merchant and Mary Trees. 20
of SO Woodland-dr. housekeeper.
Llyod Freese. IS. Edlnburg. mo. Ia
borer. and Thelma Voris. 20, of 2034 5.
S Ssaif Frie h9uSe5Sseepef 1912 colegeav
clerk, and Mary Hessman, 26. of 900 N.
Sherman-dr housekeeper. d..
DR. Harold Davis %. of R. r. 4. Box
e73 physician. and Cora Grayson, 10. Of
1902 5. Easiest. housekeeper.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-30
In the TheaterS

Loew's Palace-Lionel Barrymore,
w. c. Fields and Frank Lawton Ill
David Copper1eld." Short reels.
ApOllo-Paul MUM and Bette
Davis in "Bordertown." Short reels.
Lyric-Lyle Talbot and Mary
Astor in Red Hot Tires" on screen
and Spices Of 1885" on stage. Short
reels.
Indiana-Claudette Colbert and
Fred MacMurry in THE Gilded
Lily" Short reels.
Circle-Myrna 10y and Warner
Baxter in Broadway Bill" Short
reels.
Ohio-George Arliss in THE Last
Gentleman" and Janet Gaynor in
Servants Entrance"
ColOnial-BurleSque and pictures.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-30
Cooler Ties Jones
for Billiard Lead

Harry Cooler went into a tie with
Neal Jones for first place in the
state three cushion billiard tourna-
ment at the Cooler parlor last night
by defeating Sonny Pilz. so to 81,
in 1O7 innings.
Cooler and Jones have two vic
tories each. Last nights match was
featured by safety play. Cooler had
high run of and Pilz 3.
TOnight's match will be between
Harry Rubens. playing his first en-
counter in the tournament, and
Leonard Quill, who has broken even
in two matches.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-30
Iselin's SlOOp Ace
Wins Bacardi Cup
BIZ United Press

HAVANA, Jan. 30.-Adrian Iselin
II Of Port Washington, N. Y, with
the Bacardi cup won for the third
time in the Cuba-American star
class sloop races, today went out in
his Ace seeking the Cuba cup.
He held a commanding lead in
the latter series as the third and
final heat pegan this morning, with
a first and q second in two previous
heats. Nearly any kind of finish to-
day will assure victory in the final
point compilation.
In addition to the final in the
Cuba cup series, the Cuba-Ameri-
can team races were scheduled for
today bringing the regatta to a
close.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-30
BY Nat Holman

An out-of bound and pivot
N basketball play combined is
illustrated here. AS XII receives
the ball outside, X-2 moves into
position to take the pass.
Ks and X-4 croSS-cut each
other, thereby seeking to maneuv-
er their guards into conflict. They
cut sharply around X-2, who is
hunched over with the ball in the
pivot position.
X-2 feeds either one at his dis
erection.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-30
Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belong to:
James LAWN. Antlers Hotel. Ford coach,
1873. from in front of Antlers
Emil List Oaklandon. Ind. Chevrolet
sedan. 3o-370. from parking lot at New
Julia L. Dovelcss. ala N. Bradley-av.
Ford model T coupe. 1896 (S4), from in
font of home.
William M Rem. 141S .Barth-av. De
Soto sedan. from 4425 Carrollton-av.
John Sherman. 2138 S. New Jersey-st,
Chevrolet coupe, from wilkins and Me-
Paul Y. Davis. 1858 N. PennsylyanIa-st
Auburn sedan, 93567 from SAC N. Penn
sylVania-st.
Orville E. Burgin. r.. r. IT, Box 247,
M. S. Cohen. SEVERN Hotel Ford Va
coupe. B. H. 654 Ohio. from Walnut and
Pennsylvania-sts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-30
ChisOr Buy Wright
From Kansas City
BIZ Tnited Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 30. - Gle n n
Wright, 10 years National League
shortstop, has been purchased by
the Chicago White SoX from the
Kansas City American Association
club.
Manager Jimmy Dykes plans to
use Wright as utility inflelder. He
has an all-time major league bat
ting average of .294 compiled with
Pittsburgh and Brooklyn. He batted
.281 last season with Kansas City,
playing first base most of the time.
He will be 80 on Feb. 6.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-30
CoUCCI ORDERED TO MIAMI

By United Press
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 3O.-Sylvio
Coucci, the peoples choice" at San
ia Anita race track, soon will be
booting them home at Miami. He
was ordered to Florida as chief
jockey of the Greentree Stables
Coucci has been the leading jockey
at the local track.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-30
Deaths


Mary Durbin. 81. OF 800 N. Temple.
cerebral thrombosis.
william Schultz. 81. OF 1884 Cornell.
chronic mTOCarCltls-
Aaron Eugene Miller. so. Of 6ls9 Rawles.
Ella Murphy. So. Of sos N. GRAY. cere-
Aaron i5g,'' R B1Toads. q Of 1906 sturm.
cardio vascular renal disease.
Monte Cowherd. 81. Central Indiana
Herbert Wilkinson. s.. Central Indiana
HoSpital. general PARALYSIS 49,
Nora Sullivan. g. Central Indiana Hos
Mary J. Keueher. 50. OF 622 n. De-
Quincy. cerebral thrombosis. 49,. -,
Margaret E Kersev. 60. Of $500 Gull
Mary c. Cunningham. 2. 81. NincentS
hOSDitaI arteri0SClerOSiS.
Gertrude Shiyely. 46. CITY Hospital.
GeorSe S. Greene. So. Veterans Hos
pital chronic lephrltfs
Winnefred L. Frost. 81. OF S4O4 KEN
Myrtle W. Minnehed IS. OF 2021 Hill
side cerebral hemorrhage.
Charles without. II. ST. ViGent's Hos
0'( Charles s. Crawford. 81. St vincents
Hospital. brOnChO pneumonia
ANDY Modak 90. City Hospital. eoronary
James Frank Bussene. rs. of 1885 N.
Parker influenza. $500 ,,,
George Edding, 10. City Hospital. cor
Chester Cousins 43. Veterans Hospital.
Edith F. Trautman. 81. Of 1892 Roache.
chronic interstltial nephritls- ,,
James Allen. 45. City Hospital. chronlc
- Rile9 coyinEton. SO. of 1921 Lafayette.
Charles Nov. Sc CITY Hospital car
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-30
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
lBv United Press

(By United Press
LOS ANGELES-Lou Brouilard. 1852.
Rankins 1853. Los Angeles. a.; Make
Rosenbloom. 1873. New York, decisioned
Frank ROwsey IT'S, Los Angeles, il0l;
Andy Callahan. las Boston. decisioned
Kenny La Sale. 143. Los Angeles. fl0l:
Pablo Dano 100. Manila, outpointed Henry
Morena. 122, Mexico City tl0l.
AT SEATTLE Henry Woods 1873.
Yakima Wash. decisioned Mike Stankovich.
1879, Phoenix. Ariz.. tl0l; Jack Willis. 1875.
Los Angeles. technicalled Jack Casper 195
Oakland. Cal. 90: Eddie Schneider. 165.
Madison. Wis Knocked out Jerome Lewis,
ISL, San Francisco. %; Bobbie LuscOmbe.
1875. VANCOUVER. B c.. deciSioned Young
IT'S. Portland. technicalled Nick Wagner,
lis. Seattle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-30
BACK HOME AGAIN

stolen automobiles recovered by police
J. curolay, GIT N. Hamilton-av. Nash
sedan. found at $50 S. West-st. stripped
two wheels and two tires
Hoosier Cab Co.. Hoosier Cab No; 8,
Chevrolet sedan, found at 300 Burdsal-
Buick coach, motor No 235l4ol, no IL
cense plates no certificate Of title. found
a 300 E St. JOe-St.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-30
Bell Named Head
Coach ct S. N. u.
By Times SncciaL

b. Times Special
DALLAS. Tex. Jan. 3O.-Madison
Bell. line coach at Southern MethO-
dist University last year, today be-
came head coach to replace Ray
Morrison, who has gone to Wander
bilt University.
Bell, 36-year-Old native Texan,
was recommended for the post by
Morrison. Bell viii choose his own
assistants. He was a team mate Of
30 NcMillin Of Indiana at Centre
College and started his coaching
career at Haskell Institute.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-30
College Net Scores

STATE
Indiana State. 81: Oakland City. %.
OTHERS
Rio Grande. %: Cedarville. IS.
Mount Union. 81: Hiram. 81.
Ashland. 40: Ohio Northern. 81.
Western MARYLAND. Al; st; Johns; 40.
Kansas Wesleyan. 81; Bethany, %.
Union (Tennl. 81; Howard. "a.
Millsaps SO: Mississippi. 80 .
St. Cloud Teachers. ga: Jamestown. 48
Rockhurst. 81: Baker. %.
Central. 81; Simpson. %.
Union. 81: Pennsylvania, IS.
Illinois State Normal. IS; Northern
Illinois Teachers. %.
Duluth Teachers. 80: St, Th9mas. 81.
Washburn. 81; Tulsa. %. -
Missouri Mines. 80; Missouri Valley. 26
Emporia. %: Ottawa. "a.
Wentworth. 81: Kemper. is.
Washington. %; oregon. 20.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-30
CTS by Kegrice Is Good
for City Loop Pin H0nOrs
Leading Total PAGES Spencer Cafes to Victory in Com
merCiaI LEAGUE: BoMes Seal Fast Tops ladies.
BY BERNARD HARMON

led the night
he connected 172 63
Spencer
House Cafe, the only honor this
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-30

games for any night except Friday. Satur-
day and Sunday with strong city teams
having access to gym. or teams wiling
have won 13 games and lost one. South
Side Buddies and other teams please write
Ronald Faucet. R. r. 8. box $50. In
dianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-30
III. S. Net Scores

Anderson. Of: Franklin. 10.
Vincennes. %: LaWrenCeville (ul1. IS.
LAFAYETTE %: Frankfort. "a
CLAYTON %. Danville. 81
Washington East Chicago. 36: VAL
oaraiso. %.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-30
CONTRACT RATES
Call RILEY $751; for information re-
garding CONTRACT RATES.
BOX NUMBER REPLIES

Advertisers who do not desire to
divulge their names or addresses may
take advantage of The Times BOX
NUMBER" service.
Replies to BOX Number" ads are re-
ceived at The Times office and ad-
vertisers are assured that their
identity is never divulged by The