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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-24

The Sterling Beers have lined up busy
schedule for the remainder of August ana
the first of September TOMORROW, the
nine at Bloomington. Paugh and Fornell
will form the Beers battery. Players are
asked to report at Hoffa's by II a. m.
Sterlings will meet the A. B. Cs at. Perry
stadium The Municipal League All-Stars
will furnish the opposition on Sept :. 8.
for an Indiana-Ohio League tilt. Sept 8
the Beers will oppose the Chryslers at
Newcastle. A return fray with the. Kaut-
sky A C.s at Perry Stadium will take
The Sterlings have an open date for La
Dor Day. For information, contact Clyde
Hoffa. 1928 Oliver-av, indianapolis, phone
Belmont 0340.
The Capitol Oil Co. team of Candy,
Ind. will meet the Mooresville Merchants
at Candy tomorrow.
Beanblossom A. C.s beat Kingan's in a
practice game Thursday, to 8. Lefty
Cleary allowed five hits in the four in
nings he pitched against Kingan's, gain
season.
Garfield Eighty-Eights banked the Riv-
erside Cardinals 10 to o. Phillips pitched
Mnton Ice Co. wants a city or road
game LOT tomorrow. MlntOn c'uD mas a
diamond permit in the city. call Talbot
5000 and ask for Minton.
Gross Funeral Home team is without
diamond wanting a game is asked to
call George Waite at DreXel 0675, or see
Waite at 1925 Linden-st.
Bridgeport Blues will oppose Ben Davis
Merchants at Bridgeport tomorrow. Hut
sell and RuSie probably will form the
Blues battery. Last Sunday the rivals
we're rained out. both being hitless in
three innings played. A large crowd is
expected tomorrow.
Forty-sixth Street Merchants will tackle
the Roy Steele club at 49th-st and
Arsenal-av tomorrow. Stokes. Rowe, Hunt,
Noe. L. Woods Koontz Nutsll brothers,
Brooks, Klein, Hughey. Roberts and Wood,
notice.
G. o. Ps will meet the Kroger A. Cs
tomorrow at Longacre Park. G. o. P.s
have Sunday. Sept. l open and would
like to hear from any strong state team.
Write to silas Gibson $50 N. Holmes-av,
Indianapolis.
Ramblers will oppose the Arcadia Ar
rows at Arcadia tomorrow instead of at
Willow Branch Players will meet at the
usual time and place.
Scheff's Grocery will take on the Shell
by-St Merchants at Riverside No. 4 to-
morrow afternoon at 8. Scheffs dropped
a hard fought game to. the Kroger A C;s
Scheff's would like to book a game for
Labor Day with 9 city or state club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-24
ELLENBERGER POsTPONEMENT

The Ellenberger tennis tourna-
ment, which was scheduled to be
held next week, has been postponed
until Sept. 3, the tourney manage
ment has announced.
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Big League PaCeSetterS

The 10 leading batters Cand ties)
In the National and American
Leagues. exclusive Of statistics on
yesterdays games. follow:
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succumbs to Crash Injuries

By United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Aug. "a
Mrs. Anna Waczynski, 60, died here
late yesterday from injuries suf-
fered four days ago in an automo-
bile wreck.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-24

NEW YORK Luna ParEi-Lew Feldmsn.
i32, New YORK. ouipointed Joe Doherty
127 New York 49, Lew Fox. 1873. New
York outpontcd Gene Barrett. 1873, New
York lel.
NEW YORK Fort Hamiltonl-Jackie
hldare 100 New YORK. outpointed Joe Cor
man 49, New York l0t. Jerry johnson,
80 New York. Kayoed Frank Pahcci, 200.
New York 10.
AT SAN FRANCIsCo-Joe Bornsl 147.
San Francisco. Knocked out Sammy ODell,
$50 Akron. o. 50. Lester Marston, l3s,
San Francisco. technically Knocked out
Jimmy Duffy. 1856. Reno New, 81; Henry
Emond. 147. Boston. and Jimmy Wake
field. lf5 Los Angeles. drew fel: RAY Bru-
baker. $50. Stockton, technically Knocked
out Al Marine. l62. san Francisco. a.:
Vincent Prescott. l2s. Boston. decisioned
Max Guitang. l2I Manila. ~; Frankie
Joe Lelujan, l47, San Francisco. "a.
AT wATsoNvLLE. Cal-Midwget VOL
EAST. i25. Philadelphia. decisioned Young
Gildo l25. Manila. ll0l. frankie Santos.
1876. san Jose. knocked out Emil Cody, 1876.
Los Angeles 49, Jackie Zurich. ia. San
Salinas. 81: Bull Mateo. i55. Salinas,
knocked out Raw Arnold. l54. San Jose,
90. Al Garcia. 1873. Los Angeles. knocked
out Frankie Ross. 1872, san Jose, 81.
AT HOLLYWOOD Bobby Pancho Ley
vas. 100. Yuma Arlz.. oecIsioned Young
Tommy. ll6, Mania, 'lui' Johnny hlnes,
1872. Long Beach. Cal. decisioned Per-
fecto Lopez. 1873. Phoenix. Ariz.. g., Man
tel Davila. 165. Phoenix. decisio1ed Frank
Remus. l62 u s. Navy a.. Stanley VIII
kavoed Bobby somozo. $50. Nogales. Ariz.
az. jess Corral ll6 Van NuyS CAL de-
ciSioned jimmy Camarillo. lls. Los Angeles.
go. Whitley Neal. 1875. Salt Lake City. out
pointed Rudy Culebra l23. Nogales. Ariz
CHICAGO Jackie Sharkev 1872 Mime
snolis Drew with George Nandcrhevden.
1872 South Bend Ind f10l. Len Cohen.
12i. Chicago deCisioned JIMMY FiOpoul0s
40. Chicago. 49,. Willie Davis. 1877.
Kansas City. GeciSiOned Lou Vine. 1876.
Chicago 81. Carl Martin. 1873 lndianap-
oils dcciSioned John FernandOS. 1875. South
Eend 81
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G. o. Ps will meet the Kroger A. Cs
tomorrow at Longacre Park. G. o. P.s
have Sunday. Sept. l open and would
like to hear from any strong state team.
Write to SilaS Gibson $50 N. Holmes-av.
Indianapolis.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
BY United Press

NEW YORK Luna ParEi-Lew Feldman.
1872. New YORK. ouipointed Joe Doherty
YORK. o1tpointed Gene Barrett. I55. New
York l6l.
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Ramblers will oppose the Arcadia Ar
rows at Arcadia tomorrow instead of at
Willow Branch PLAYERS will meet at the
usual time and place.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-24

schefs Grocery will take on the Shell
bv-st Merchants at Riverside No. to-
morrow afternoon at 8. Scheffs dropped
a hard fought game to the Kroger A. C.s
Wednesday night at Longacre. to 4.
Scheff's would like to book a game for
Labor Day with city or state club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-24

NEW YORK Fort Hamiltonl Jackie
hldaro, $50 Now YORK. outpointed Joe Cor
man. l55. New York 100. Jerry Johnson,
80 New York. Kayoed Frank Palcci, 200,
New York 10.
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Fory-sixth Street Merchants will tackle
the Roy Steele club at 49th-st and
Arsenal-av tomorrow. Stokes. Rowe, Hunt,
Noe. L. Woods Koontz. Nutall brothers,
Brooks, Klein, Hughey, Roberts and Wood.
notice.
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ORDERING WANT ADS
SPECIAL DISCOUNTS
VITAL STATISTIC
Births
Deaths

Boys
Patrick and Kathryn Moran. ST. Vim
cents Hospital
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Top Major Pitchers
FRIDAY Games lncluded)
NATIONAL IFACVF
IEAGTI
sOFTBALL GAMES WANTED

The Woodstock A. Cs desire games with
softball teams. Gail Talbot 1920.
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Cards. In Memorianns

MILLER--We wish to express our deep
gratitude to our many friends and rela-
tlves to Rev. Irwin Krscke and the
singers, for their kindness. sympathy
and floral gifts in our recent bereave-
ment IN the death Of Mary Miller. our
mother End grandmother
w. @. MILLER AND MYRON G MILLER
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Bridgeport Blues will oppose Ben Davis
Merchants at Bridgeport tomorrow. Hut
sell and Rusie probably will form the
Blues battery. Last Sunday the rivals
we're rained out. both being hitless in
three innings played A large crowd is
expected tomorrow
Evening star., 1935-06-27
COST|GAN TO TALK
NFORUM TONIGHT
Colorado Senator Will Dis.
cuss Presidents New
Tax Program.
)REsrDENT RoOsEyELTss Ia,

DRESIDENT RoOSEvELTsS tax
- plan and its wide implications
will be discussed by Senator
\ Costigan of Colorado during
the National Radio Forum tonight
over w. r. G. and coast-to-coast
network of other National Broadcast
ing Co. stations.
The Forum, arranged by The Wash
ington Star, will be broadcast from
l0:30 to II O'Clock.
Senator Costigan Is a member of the
Senate Finance Committee. which has
charge of all revenue legislation, and
IS thoroughly in sympathy with the
proposals of the President on taxation
questions. He regards the program
outlined by the President in his recent
message to Congress on taxation as an
important step toward breaking down
the concePtration OF wealth in this
country.
Il Il
THE radio hoodoo" that befell AL
Jolson four or five years. when
during one of his first broadcasts an
off-color remark in connection with
the then popular 'it" girl, Clara Bow,
cast him into disfavor with a great
number Of the radio audience. is re-
called by the damage suit. filed against
Evening star., 1935-06-27
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

wagner's "Tannhauser," THE Valky-
rie" and Tristan and Isolde"
Ogden Mills, former Secretary Of
the Treasury, and Senator Barkley,
Democrat. of Kentucky. will be the
speakers during the Town Meeting"
program on WMAL at 9. Which Road
to Recovery" will be debated.
A condensed version of THE Great
Waltz" will be presented during the
Show Boat" program on WRC at 8.
Lanny Ross will have the leading role.
Charles Goodman, baritone, will be
the soloist with Horace Heidt's Briga-
diers on WJSV at $50.
Evening star., 1935-06-27
Man Lives en- Accidents

When Kameki Shimura, a former
school teacher, was spprehended after
an alleged accident In Toxic. Japan, it
was disclosed that he had made liv-
ing for II months by crashing his
bicycle into motor vehicles. Feigning
injury after an accident" he would
accept from So to IS compensation on
the spot. After running into a taxicab
recently he told the usual story. but a
doctor. who happened to be passing,
could find no injury and the taxi
driver refused to pay. The police doc
tor confirmed this and the story of the
unusual profession" came out.
Evening star., 1935-06-27

Leslie Howard and his 12-year-old
daughter, Leslie Ruth, will take part
IN Rudy Vallee's Variety Show on
wRC at Z. Other contributors to the
program include Henry Armetta
italian comedian: Sigmund Spaeth,
the Tune Detective" and Vicki Chase,
s'blues singer"
big INDIAN" new march, is
Included among the selections to be
played by Goldman's Band during its
concert on WAAL at $50. The pro-
gram also includes excerpts from
Evening star., 1935-06-27
Elephants Growing Bold.

Elephants in South Africa appear to
be losing their shyness, for herd has
trekked from the Kaokoveld to within
40 miles of Otjiwarpngo, and caused
great damage to fences and aroused
fear among farmers. Elephants have
wrecked havoc among telephone lines
in the vicinity. Lions also are re-
ported to be invading the farming
sections.
Evening star., 1935-06-27
the comedian and the N. 3. G. In


the comedian and the N. B. G. In
Pittsburgh.
The Summit Hotel, Cniontown, Pa,
filed suit for 100000 against Jolson
and the network for alleged injury to
its good name and reputation said to
have been suffered when Jolson inter-
viewed Sam Parks. jr., the national
open golf champion, during one OF his
recent Saturday night Chateau broad
casts. When Parks said his first job
as 8 pro was on the hotels golf course,
Jolson is alleged to have made a derog-
atory remark about the hotel.
The complainant not cniy filed suit,
but. protested to the Federal Commu-
nications Commission and to its Sena-
tors and Representatives.
Popular as Jolson has been on stage
and screen. his going has been rough
when 1t came to broadcasting Among
the radio audience he has a strong
following, but also many detractors
who don't like his microphone style.
In his latest series he is making
strenuous effort to win general popu-
larity, even borrowing Eddie Cantor's
style Of signing off with ditty bow
ing to the audiences favor, and also
referring frequently to his fondness
for his wife, Ruby Keeler, and their
adopted infant in much the same
manner as Eddie refers to his wife Ida
and their daughters.
v "
HISTORICAL highlights Of the most
important sessions of Congress
from the birth of the country to the
present time, a presentation Of the
importatn legislation passed by the
Seventy-fourth Congress and the ac-
tivities of the adjournment proceedings
will be broadcast by N. B. G.
Evening star., 1935-06-27

Midinettes in Paris have been strik-
ing against wage cuts.
Evening star., 1935-06-27
CAPITALS RADIO PROGRAMS

Eastern Standard Time.
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@ Times Want Ads Now Accepted Up the Day @
VITAL STATISTIC
Marriage Licenses

Enoch Abner g. r. 1873 s Hardlng-E..
iahoTer. and Myrtle Martin 80 % 1883 s
PerfriuF-zr. Mec1irlst
James Cochran. IS. ~ 7ss " lith-st.
la5orer. and Alberta MILES. -. % 355
" li-h-st houseEfe.
Leland 2 Rosera-. q. % IS y. 18th
e. jeNrlrr. and Fcrre Martin %. q 2iz1
y DeisVaEe-st. stenoErapher.
Radford Wes. IS. Cf 1922 Oive-st. rail
reader. and Rosa L Lewis. 10. OF 1908
Go.av-s' housewife
Pred cols. - Greenwood Gamer. and
Florence Fisnei .. a 1881 spann-av'
waitress.
Ven Hutchinson. p. Of ~ E. 44,h-
e.. shipping c.erk. and Icons 2 Herein
berger. IS, % 3sil Kenwood-av. stenog-
Taphcr
Don d Nunamaker p r WAYNE sales
man. and kathryn DauEherty 10. OF
27Zf =. Ia bott rales.adT.
and Logise Howard. 10. % 1901 Lesley
rhomas Glrln. 90. of 20 s. Brook
r.le-ra slpeTt lsoT ana HlIna n i1aA-
cifa-.es + she3hefa 8. Of Muncie. ma
chiuisf ard Mcftie Martin. So. Of 1909
James ~ Latham. % u 1901 Calhoun.
nler and Theima snirrin. -. Of 1913
+ Gimhrr-rt. EOuteHlfe.
william waller q o. 1892 3 Harding.
s1f Srruerd-sr. housewife
James Champln g. 81 1888 Lee-st.
labo-rr. and anna ChamDlin- S. Of 1888
Harold BarFer 20 shelbvvllle attorney.
ard Mildred Boiling. p. Of 1925 ~ Ill
Cieorre S Beaver q. cas.leton. painter.
and Alice Beaver. e. Of 40 Massachu-
Ro6ert ? Mckee 10 Of 1912 z Mime
sota-rt trucker and Mildred L Reeves.
70 o. 20fl Marsteld-ar- housewife.
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UT 0 M TIV
IS Autos for Sale

PLYMOUTH 80 deluxe Sed custom graz
paint ike new. s39S WILES s. WILSON
1915 College. WA-2266
PONTIAC COACH '2s-s70. Pontiac coupe.
rs SIS AL. 1881 y Dearborn CHI
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Building Permits

Henry NJ Bowling. 1886 Washington
blvd S285 underteed stOker.
Mechanics Laundry. 125 E. NermOnt-St,
500 gas tank and pump.
Edward hIllkan. 2309 E New Hork-St,
excavate basement under old house.
FIrestone Service. 500 n. Delaware-st.
$500 repair balcony
r x. Realty Co. 29l6 n Illnois-st. $500.
F. K Realty Co. 2914 N Ilinois-st. $500.
Prime williams. 1913 W 2sth-st. SIPS.
Harry Froney s52o E 25th-st. $500 re-
Lula HARRISON. 518 N. Tibbs-av. ss5. re-
Minnie Carter. 44o N Gray-st 500, re-
Walter Sutton. 1872 N. Lasaue-st. sl55,
W A Roberts, 2S4l Ruckle-st. $50,
Lou Racine. us N nlinois-st. $50
change store front.
F A Meyer. 2l67 N. Meridian-st. $50.
repairs
Charles Becker. Is n Pennsylvania-st,
$50. repairs 10 store front.
II S Carpenter. 2340 Park-av. $3.50. al
terati0ns and repairs
Railroad Men Building and Loan Assn.
435 Warvard-pl $3.50 repairs.
Railroad Mems Building and Loan Assn
80 Addison-st $3.50. repairs.
Railroad Mem Building and Loan Assn.
2273 Bellevieu- pl. $500. repairs.
Railroad Mems Building and Loan Assn.
60O7 College-av. $500. repairs.
Railroad Mems Building and Loan Assn.
3277 Mcpherson. 5000. repairs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-20
POLICE TRAP FOUR AS
VICE WAR Is REVIVED
Quartet Seized i'm Raids. Held OH
Liquor Charges.

Police vice squads renewed their
drive on liquor violations yesterday
with the arrest of four persons on
charges of violating the states new
liquor control act
Several cases of beer and a guam
tity G.. whisky. on which no excise
tax had been paid. were cOnfiScated
in a raid On a place at 1902 Nor
dyke-av, operated by Paraschiva
Budack SerEt Carl Ashley and his
squad arrested George NIarencie.
who claimed possession of the liquor.
Also arrested for alleged liquor
violations were LOWE Smith. Negro.
CD E. Miarli-st. and COnwell Par
ham and May Brown. Negroes. 5G9
HudsOn-St.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-20
EUROPEAN POINTS TO
BE VISITED By SCOUTS
England. Scandinavia. Germany and
France on Itinerary.

indianapolis boys. who viii tour
Europe TINS summer under the SUI
perwsion Of the Y N. c. A, VIII
spend the first five days OF their
itinerary visiting points Of interest
in England and Scotland
After a trip through Scandinavian
countries the group will cross the
Baltic Sea TO Germany
They VIII visit Berlin. Cologne
and C0blenz and make a boat trip
up the Rhine. They will hike for
three DAYS with a party Of German
BOYS. other places to be visited
VIII be VerdWn. Paris and Boulogne-
sur-Mer. The group will land in
New York Aug. 81.
Reservations for the tour. which
III leave New York July IL, may
be made through V d. Parker of
the indianapolis Y. NJ. c. A. staff.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-20

John L Yohler. So. Of 1880 Linden acute
UFoCaraifls.
Everett Elmer KidwelI &c. Of 1919 Ken
tucEv. carcinoma
r-i-eonarv edema
Efie Stav Wilmington. 70. of l405
Bru0kside t0r0uarv oCCluslOn.
Florence a. Skinner. 81. of 1924 Carroll
ton wvocarditis
Henry n. spaan. SO. Of 1929 N. Meridian
Ma.inda Kruu. so. Of APO Guilford.
arterIo5clerosIs.
rbsra E5ner. g. Of 1857 West s2nd
c0rOuarv thrombosis
David A Boswell. IS. Veterans Hospital
lOhar pneumonia.
Ben Mascoe. 81 Of 2liO Morton broncho
pneumonia
William oscar Moore. Sc. St. Vincent's
Hospital. acute mVOCarditiS.
Elizabeth Brinkmeyer. ca. Methodist
Hospital acute myOcardtis.
Enos Clark Hadey. ST. Of SO W. Goth.
acute mvOcardltiS-
Harry G. Peterson. 46. Methodist Hos
pital cudocardit-s
Thomas Martin. %, CITY Hospital lobar
pueursunla.
f;ammie case. 90 of lO4s N. Haugh.
tbbfrCuiouS pneumonia.
Fred W Hevden, 68, of 1854 S. Delaware,
l0tar pneumonia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-20
BRITISH PONDER
PAPAL REUNION
Plus Extends Invitation at
CanOniZatiOn OF Famed
AngliGanS.
BvUrffdPrrft

y 0.a H'.a
VATICAN CITY. May Ottoman
Catholic churchmen awaited today
British reaction % a plea 10 mem
bers Of the Church % England 70
return 90 the mother church.
Pope Plus made the plea yestcT-
day ar service at s.. Peters in
which The blessed Thomas More and
John Fisher were made saints Of
the church-the first Enghshmen 10
be hon0red since the Reformation.
The Pope's plea 70 England was,
Let those who are still separated
from us consider attcntively the an
cient pl0ries o. their church, which
are both a reflection and an incre-
ment Of the giories Of the Church Of
Rome.
Let them consider and remember
that this Apostolic See has been
waiting for them so long and so
anxi0uslv not as coming from
strange dwelling place but as final
~ returning 10 their paternal
home"
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CITY WOMEN AT FARLEY
Tarum Court Delegates Attend
Chicago Convention.

Six officers Of Tarum Court. La
dies Oriental Shrine. are represent
ing the local court at the national
convention Of the order IN Chicago
this week. Delegates are Mrs. Flor
ence SwOpe. high prieSteSS; Mrs. w.
D. keenan,. associate princess; Mrs.
Roy L Craig. grand marshal: Mrs.
]. d. Smith. Mrs. Hans KarStadt.
and Mrs. Mary Hubbard. Thirty
members Of the local organization
also are attending
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-20
NEW BUS TO BE VIEWED
SteamIined Vehicle Due for Showing
at Monument Circle.

FIRST showing Of the new stream
lined motor BUSES 10 be placed on
routes Of the Peoples Motor Coach
Co. Will be given tomorrow when
one Of the coaches Will be displayed
at the northwest segment Of Monu-
ment Circle. a parade on the down.
town streets VIII precede the dis
play.
The new buses will be placed in
service OIL various city lines WedneS-
day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-20
FOUR BITTEN BY DOGS
City Youths Attacked by Beasts
During Weak-End.

-Four persons were bitten by dogs
during the weekend. They were
Gordon Myers. IS. Of 3l4 Dorman-
81: Edgar Jones. l33 W. 20th-st.
Apt y. Richard Moore. IA. Of 222e
Martindale-av. and Omar Wester-
field. Is. Of 1917 Springdale-av.
The dog which attacked Wester-
field was ordered confined for 10
days for observation.
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CLUB TO HEAR MANI0N
NEG Director To Address Traffic
Group Thursday.

Clarence T. Nanion, Indiana di-
rector Of the National Emergency
Council. VIII speak on distribution
and Sterilization Prosperity" at the
monthly guest dinner of the Indian
apols Traffic Club Thursday at the
Columbia Club.
Luther SuOdgrasS. club president.
viii report on the recent convention
OF the Associated Traffic Clubs OF
America. The association will holc
the annual fall meeting here III Oc-
tOber.
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Painting
Rent a New Car
Rug Cleaners
Sodding

RUG. furniture cleaning specialists. O!o
N FLY RUG c.. 1928 Brookside-ay.
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Moving, Transfer, Storage

renovated: also made into
inner-springs by experts. RI-2347.
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STATE PARKS PRAISED
IN MAGAZINE ARTICLE
Widespread Development Cited in
Country Gentleman.

The widespread development of
Indiana state parks receives favor
able comment in an article written
by Neil NJ Clark in the June issue
of the Country Gentleman maya
zine.
The article traces the history Of
Indianas parks rom the day in
1916 when the John LuSk property
near Sugar Creek was sold az public
auction to the present time when
state park properties approximate
$4,000 acres.
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80 Wanted to Buy
link PFDDLERS

We will meet any advertised prices: why
hunt shops in alleys?
We Pay Highest
Prices
for old gold watches. dental bridges.
iewelry. etc SACKS BROS. 308 Indiana
av. Phone RI-5994
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Births

Twins
Horace and Dorothy Gamble. City Hos
pifal girls
Girls
Aiphonso and Elizabeth Draque. City
Hospital
clifford and Roberta Llford. CITY Hos
pital
James and Charlotte Turpin. City Hos
pitai.
Bows
Waddie and Olive Num- Citv Hospital
Claude and Augusta Moore City Hos
p.fal
Adiai and Fern Ferguson. City HOspit al.
John and Ernestne Knox. City Hospital.
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Treasury Department Bureau of Internal
revenue. Alcohol Tax Unit $40 Guaranty
Guiding. Indianapolis Indiana Nav 49,
1882 Notice is hereby given that on De
cemDer o. 1884. one Lincoln Sedan auto
mobile. motor number 1889 with access
Sories. was seized at Indianapolis Marion
county. Indiana, for violation Of the In
Iernal ION Revenue Laws to-Wit. Section
345O United States Revised Statutes. AnV
person claiminp said automobile must.
appear at nv office on or before June u
1880. and make such claim and give bond
Tor costs a provided in Section 346O L s.
Revised Statutes. otherwise it will be sold
as PROVIDED IN said statute James E.
Scan-0n. Invesllgator In Charge