Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 5, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 March 1936 — Page 17

MARCH 17, 1936.

BOOSTER TEAMS TAKE OVER PIN DRIVES

City Squad in A. B. C. Grabs Second Place Concretes Score 2883, Tops for Locals; Columbus on Parade.

A. B. C. Leaders

TEAM EVENT. Sword Drug*. Chicago 2*96 Rradr Mix Concrete, Indpl* 2MCI Hridrl Five, St. Lonl*. Mo. 2844 M. t arvl Beer. Erie, Pa 28.31 Birk Superb Beer. Chicago 2822 DOUBLES E. Hanaen-R. Geraonde, Wauwatoaa, Wl 1260 E. Bergman-A. Kiehn, (hlcago. 111. 1211 .1. Erben-W. Pethke, Berwyn, 111 1236 G. Zlka-W. Rentier, St. Louis, Mo 1235 W. l.iepe-G. Lund, Chicago, Itl 1227 SINGLES H. Ingwalion, Rockford, 111 702 f.. Kolach, Cleveland, O. 673 G. McKowen. Milwaukee. Wis 666 B Parent. Lakewood. 0 666 A. Fakel, Lakewood, 0 660 ALL-EVENTS 11. Ingwal*on. Rockford. 11l 1880 R. Ger*onde. Wauwatosa, Wl* 1857 H. Nie'sen, Lorain, 0 1852 G. McKowen. Milwaukee, Wi .. 1810 P. Bochlielt, St. LouU 1850 BY BERNARD HARMON Four booster squads of 32 teams each are scheduled to go into action on the State Fairground Coliseum alleys today as the thirty-sixth annual American Bowling Congress continues into its second week. Sixteen Indianapolis Taxicab Association teams along with the remaining 16 quintets representing the Indianapolis Hotel Association are to open the day’s program at 3:45 this afternoon. At 6:30 a full squad of 32 teams representing various local stores and industries are to try their luck at the maples. Fivesomes from the L. S. Ayres & Cos. and Inter-Club Leagues will take over the drives at 8:30, while several local teams along with quintets from Seymour, Bedford, Crawfordsville, El wood, Goodland, Kokomo and Windfall are to monopolize the alley at 10:30. Locals Take Second Place Leaders of all events of the big classic withstood the assaults of hundreds of pinmen performing on yesterday’s squads. A local booster team, the Ready Mixed Concretes, however, threatened to take the lead in the five-man event, when it. hung up a 2883 total, the best A. B. C. series rolled by an Indianapolis team since the Chicago tournament of 1929. The Concretes, who roll in the Community League at the Uptown Alleys, opened with a 1000, dropped to 882, and then amid an avalanche of strikes and with an early-morning crowd pulling for them, posted a 1001 to go into second place. The aggregation needed 14 additional pins to nab the lead from the Secord Drugs of Chicago, who are perched at the top. Earl Fegan’s 669 set the pace for the local quintet. Four duos connected for series that landed them among the top ten of the two-man standings. L. Bergman and A. Kiehn of Chicago put totals of 653 and 591 together for a 1244 that was good for second place. Another Windy City pair. W. Liepe and G. Lund, landed in fifth place with a 1227. Liepe totaled 629 and Lund 598. L. Dean and H. Thompson of Lakewood, 0.. and S. Noll and W. Kostis of Cleveland took ninth and tenth on totals of 1203 and 1202. Parent Rolls 666 Series B. Parent of Lakewood combed the alleys for games of 249. 214 and 203, a 666 total that boosted him into a tie for third and fourth places of the individual standings. Six sticks behind in fifth place was A. Fakel. Lakewood, who turned in games of 235, 203 and 222 in one of the matinee sessions. T. Ebert of Chicago was the only other pastimer to crash the “big ten.” He used games of 201. 255 and 198 for a 654 that was good for seventh place. Fakel's 660, combined with his ir. the team events and his doubles series of 592 gave him an 1802 total and sixth place in the all-events. Close on his heels in seventh place was F. Sasak with a 1772 over the nine-game route. He had series of 594, 558 and 663 to nab the position. Amid the beating of drums and blasts of bugles, teams of the Service Club and Indiana Bell Telephone Cos. marched to their respective alleys to vie for honors on the 6:45 squad last night. Shortly after, Frank Hueber. former Indianapolis pin aee, led 32 teams from Columbus. Ind.. into the exposition building and immediately groomed them for their attack on the maples scheduled at 8:45. Music Rings Through Coliseum The 25-piece band that accompanied the delegation, marched at the head of the 160 bowlers as they stepped across the approach to the alleys. Most of the teams were clad in uniforms of bright hues, and a warm ovation was rendered them from the capacity crowd that was on hand Hueber called his pin snipers to the center of the alleys and introduced Neil C. King, sixth vice president of the American Bowling Congress. “Yesterday we had a team here from Pipua, 0., said King, “and they claimed their town was the biggest little city in the country. However, after looking over your delegation, I give my vote to Columbus for that honor.” King then introduced Elmer H. Baumgarten, secretary of the A. B. C. The tourney official told the waiting pinmen that statistics showed that Columbus had one bowler for every 56 “.ale residents, whereas Chicago nad but one for every 5000.

KERB! 1

How the Pins Toppled in A. B. C. Tournament Yesterday

16 A. M. SQUAD—DOUBLES H Gauthier, Gary 171 201 149 J. Gauthier. Gary 144 168 208—1038 Cars. Chicago .. 202 190 167 Kncblcsberger. Chicago 140 221 188—1114 Japszyk, Chicago ... 172 152 146 Schuster, Chicago . 149 168 174 981 G. Petersen. Chicago 192 183 179 H Pe>er#on Chicago.. 168 170 187—1077 Clear, Detroit 131 193 172 Pencil, Detroit . 145 153 168— 982 Bleger. Chicago 174 188 157 Raw. Chicago . . . 165 183 174—1021 i Klutar Chicago 153 149 151 Sural. Chicago 173 137 198—1021 Bystrom. Chicago 155 158 183 ! Walger. Chicago 21.7 138 135 982 i Giirk, Detroit . 180 158 159 Billings, Detroit . 1?,9 165 14.5 966 Heidorn. Chicago . 164 181 188 Qroaj. Chicago . . 131 140 201—1005 Schenansky, Detroit . 165 231 225 Linkogel, Detroit .. 183 152 177—1118 Ankom**ns, White Water. Wls. . 152 194 179 ; Lock, White Water, Wisconsin . 212 196 199—1132 j Lane, Cuyahoga Falla. ! O 224 137 203 White, Cuyahoga Falls, O. 165 159 137—1095 A. Miller, Cuyahoga Palls. 0 133 184 119 C. Miller. Cuyahoga Falls. 0 163 177 153 939 I McMahon, Decatur. 111. 165 173 149 Brohez, Decatur. 111. . 165 170 156—1008 Albrecht. Chicago 138 168 187 Berg, Chicago 160 182 191—1026 McDonald, Chicago ... 168 166 183 Kruger, Chicago 170 206 198—1091 Melendy, Milwaukee . . 189 191 166 Wendleberger. Milwaukee 159 178 164—1047 Clark, Findlay. 0 162 174 178 Irwin. Findlay, 0 181 187 193—1076 Sullivan, Gary 176 203 196 Maggart, Gary .. 168 166 172—1081 Robb. Decatur, 111. 202 351 188 Alderson, Decatur, 111. 142 151 129 963 Dombrki, Decatur, 111. 141 118 181 Rupert, Decatur. 11l 138 138 191— 957 Ingraham P. P.. W. Va. 181 160 172 .Burdette. P. P„ W. Va. 186 173 134—1036 K Overholt, P. P. W V. 137 125 126 G Overholt, P. P.. W. V. 173 160 210— 931 Eckert. Cuya, Falls. O. 136 178 140 Goodyear, Cuva.. F. O. 168 199 210—1031 Engle. W. Water Wts. 177 220 160 I Schultz, W. Water. Wis. 181 171 170—1079 | Oroag, Auburn , 167 195 197 : Scott, Auburn 116 163 175—1013 j West. Auburn . 150 163 179 1 HoefTle, Auburn 158 167 208—1025 i Springman, Gary 189 168 155 i Marshall, Gary 134 169 193—1028 j Schroy, Findlay, O. ... 151 167 224 Acocks. Findlay, O. 167 182 162—1053 Hamilton. Findlay, 0... 195 158 234 ; Connor. Findlay, O. .. 178 158 148—1071 10:45 A. M. SQUAD—SINGLES ! Sullivan, Gary 235 159 193 581 | Maggart, Gary 180 172 158— 508 Alderson, Decatur, 111.. 136 123 169 428 Robb, Decatur, 111. ... 171 159 187— 517 I Dombrowski, Decatur . 197 214 167 578 ! Rupert, Decatur, I'll. . . 196 178 234 608 i Ingraham. Point Pleasant, W. Va. 164 211 189— 564 Burdette, Point Pleasant, W. Va 145 151 155 451 E. Oberholt, Point Pleasant, W. Va. 204 141 168— 513 G. Oberholt, Point Pleasant. W. Va. 174 175 146 495 Eckert, Cuyahoga F’lls, 0 198 159 150— 507 Goodyear, Gary 137 182 201— 520 Lane, Cuyahoga Falls, O. 188 138 168— 494 McMahon, Decatur. 111. 195 232 168— 595 White, Cuyahoga Falls, 0 173 184 225 582 Brohez, Decatur, 111. . 161 182 143 488 A. Miller, Cuyahoga Falls, O .. 168 136 152 456 C. Miller, Cuyahoga Falls, 0 164 163 204 531 Albrecht, Chicago 162 168 163 493 Berg, Chicago 186 151 143 480 McDonald, Chicago ... 175 168 183— 526 Krueger, Chicago • 162 121 196 489 Ouillin, Point Pleasant, W. Va 137 153 189— 485 Popp, Cincinnati 136 213 124 473 Gherke. Chicago ... 76 65 84— 225 Melandy, Milwaukee . 175 181 157 513 Wendleberger. MUw'kee 149 111 124 384 Clark. Findlay, 0 170 157 199 526 Irwin, Findlay, C tVI 181 152 484 Kass, Chicago . 174 172 223—569 Knebelsberger, Chicago . ?01 167 183—551 Schuster, Chicago 199 175 169 —543 Japczyk, Chicago 115 195 205—515 G. Pedersen, Chicago .. 187 182 177—546 H. Pedersen. Chicago .. 174 171 169—514 Clear. Detroit 202 190 182—574 Petsch, Detroit 187 159 149—495 Bleser. Chicago 171 205 216—592 Rau. Chicago 180 176 165—521 Klupar, Chicago 131 184 158—473 Engles, White W„ W. 180 192 156 528 Schultz, White W, \V. 205 164 194 563 Scott, Auburn 138 184 152 474 Groeg, Auburn 152 195 165 512 Wesi, Auburn 202 166 187— 555 Hoeflel. Auburn 164 191 160— 515 Marchall, Gary 159 184 161— 504 Shroy, Findlay. O 158 169 149 476 Acocks, Findlav. O. . 188 167 170— 525 Hamilton. Findlay, O. 166 169 200— 535 Connor. Findlay. O. 118 'SB 171— 447 Sural. Chicago 150 ’'B 139 457 Glick. Detroit 192 202 212 606 Schemansky. Detroit . 174 161 173 508 Billings, Detroit 155 165 143 466 Linkogle, Detroit 165 172 181— 518 Bystrom. Chjcago .... 186 181 189— 556 Walger, Chicago 184 168 162 514 Heigron. Chicago 144 223 180— 547 Gross, Chicago 1. . 167 159 159 435 Ankomeus W. W. Wis. 171 185 163 519 Lock, White W. Wis 204 168 193 565 11:30 A. M. SQUAD-DOUBLES Liepe, Chicago 184 208 237 Lund. Chicago 210 223 165—1227 Bergmann, Chicago ... 258 190 205 Kiehn, Chicago 144 255 192—1244 Pratt, Chicago 156 161 172 Rieth, Chicago 209 164 187—1049 Paulsen, Chicago 142 157 178 McPherson, Chicago .. 176 184 179—1016 Liepe. Chicago 182 156 199 Udell, Chicago 188 221 172—1118 LeComte, Chicago 203 215 184 Bleser, Chicago 175 201 192—1170 Klein, Detroit 165 169 162 Abrams, Detroit 212 176 206—1090 Tvteca. Detroit, 171 177 158 Mowery. Detroit 191 157 174—1028 Zuric, Detroit 166 143 166 Testa. Detroit 153 166 198— 992 Zion. Dearborn. Mich.. 181 188 168 Scarlett, Dearborn 151 165 170—1024 Malone, Dearborn .... 149 210 218 Rysh. Dearborn 159 215 197—1148 Witry, Chicago 159 197 188 Hahn, Chicago 182 224 160—1110 Mueller. Chicago 170 147 158 Smith, Chicago 168 210 184—1037 Wert. Niles Center, 111. 175 211 172 Eggert, Niles Center 141 176 186—1061 Kegerman, Niles Center 136 196 154 Henberger. Niles Cent.’r 177 177 162—1002 Heib. St. Louis 166 189 172 Weber. St. Louis 177 155 192—1051 Sigmund. St. Louis .. . 159 189 201 Bartels. St. Louis 187 195 190—1121 Whittaker. Chicago .. 199 234 173 Roebert. Chicago . 165 182 182—1135 Carpenter. Salem. O. . 202 169 183 Harroff, Salem. 0 157 143 178—1032 Hotter. Salem. O. . 153 194 166 Armstrong. Salem. O. 154 170 167—1004 Barthelmes. Chicago . . 176 195 142 Grimm. Chicago 157 147 198—1015 Muno. Chicago 156 215 225 Lindeman, Chicago . 167 198 183—1144 Silvers, Bloomington, 111. ... 177 174 153 Wichman Bloomington 180 202 178—1064 Wiedemann, St. Louis 158 255 167 Wirtz. St. Louis 203 178 181—1142 Welcanbach. Milwaukee 167 181 187 Broetzman. Milwaukee 189 166 240—1130 Struebing. Milwaukee . 140 209 148 Lentz, Milwaukee 188 190 215—1090 West. Salem. O 135 179 192 Lopina, Salem 0 179 204 203—1092 Sulski, Erie 190 199 235 .lares, Erie ...190 171 199—1184 Greenberg, Bloomington. 11l 200 181 161 Small, Bloomington . . 167 138 175—1022 Maxey. Bloomington .. 213 203 179 Ellis Bloomington ... 187 182 198—1162 B. Glance. Erie 197 186 215 S. Glance. Erie 168 178 210—1154 Keim. Erie 158 225 159 Sitterle. Erie 194 181 193—1110 12:15 P. M. SQUAD—SINGLES Pratt, Chicago 163 198 170— 531 Rieth. Chicago 180 191 145 516 Paulsen. Cliicago ... 164 154 182— 500 ! McPherson, Chicago . . 190 200 177 567 !W. Liepe, Chicago .. 170 207 185— 562 Lund. Chicago 214 205 171— 590 iC. Liepe. Chicago . . . 180 154 176 510 i Udell. Chicago 160 194 188— 542 LeComte. Chicago 170 166 182— 518 Bleser, Chicago 187 138 149 474 Klein. Detroit 204 172 201— 577 ! Abrams, Detroit 173 141 193 507 ! Tyteca. Detroit 199 221 202 622 Mowery. Detroit 174 189 232 595 Zuric, Detroit 167 187 202 556 Testa, Detroit 199 215 158— 572 | Zion. Dearborn, Mich. 184 236 178— 598 Scarlett, Dearborn .. 195 201 155 551 1 Malone. Dearborn .... 147 213 228 588 Rvsh. Dearborn 149 181 216 546 i Witrv, Chicago 189 202 182— 573 Hahn. Chicago 216 181 189— 586 Mueller. Chicago 186 172 171— 529 • Smith. Chicago 216 178 121— 515 West. Niles Center. 111. 169 162 216 547 Eggert. Niles Center 176 205 185— 566 Kegerman, Niles Center 172 153 168— 493 Henberger. Niles C’nt r 184 165 179 528 Hib. St. Louis 165 213 203 581 Weber, St Louis . ... 157 217 193 567 Sigmund. St. Louis . • 154 169 179 502 1 Bartels. St. Louis .... 194 163 196 553 Whittaker. Chicago 182 193 219 594 Roebert. Chicago ... 171 168 183— 522 Bergmann. Chicago . 203 232 198— 633 Kiehn. Chicago .. 161 171 160— 492 Carpenter. Salem. O. 178 158 175 — 511 Harroff. Salem. O. 220 150 223 593 Hutter, Salem. O. - 194 186 162 542 Armstrong. Salem. O. 190 159 174 523 Barthelmes. Chicago . 253 183 192 628 Grimm. Chicago 189 178 177 544 Muno. Chicago 175 191 183 — 548 Lindeman. Chicago . 189 220 182— 591 Silvers. Bloom’t’n. 111. 157 154 169 480 Wichman. Bloomington 234 149 132 515 Wiedemann. St. Louts. 211 164 171— 546 Wirtz, St. Louis . 177 181 168— 526 Welcanbach. Milw’kee 180 154 149 483 Broetzman. Milwaukee. 158 209 220 587 Struebing Milwaukee . 158 147 171— 476 Lentz, Milwaukee ... 212 238 180— 630 West. Salem. 0 180 127 188— 495 ' Louina, Salem. 0 198 163 175 536 ! Sulski. Erie 203 191 222 616 ! Jares. Erie 204 188 173 565 Greenberg. Bl’m t'n. 111. 178 139 162—479 Small. Bloomington 145 173 168— 486 Maxey. Bloomington 181 161 316 558 Ellis. Bloomington 190 179 177 846 Glance. Erie 158 167 19V— 318 B. Glance. Erie ... 156 187 191— 518 Keim. Erie 224 ISI 181— 558 Sitterle, Erie 158 201 169 536 J F. M. SQUAD—DOUBLES Hug. Detroit .. io 177 168 MUWlestead. Detroit .. 187 187 197—1058 •Hotfell. Detroit 190 204 W

McKee. Detroit 175 155 160—1072 Lassen, Chicago .. 203 204 159 Paulton, Chicago 212 172 202—U52 Pheney. Chicago 185 162 179 Davies, Chicago 201 156 218—1101 Hempel, Chicago . 182 172 161 Stephenson. Chicago 181 179 194—1069 Cacmus, LaGrange. 111. 136 182 150 Brafford. LaGrange 161 164 204 997 Jones. LaGrange .. . 135 224 225 Helfrich, La Grange . . 199 148 168—1099 Grady. Cleveland . .. 185 123 169 Rimer, Cleveland . . 198 181 192—1028 Ray. LaGrange, 111. 121 169 155 Bergstrom. LaGrange 139 157 186— 927 Ivins, Cleveland 131 173 158 Arelt Cleveland 160 183 155 960 Schmidt. Cleveland ... 166 153 182 Peters. Cleveland 196 206 188—1091 Jordan. Evansville 175 212 214 Werner. Evansville . 136 168 179—1084 K. Alexander. Ev sville 083 223 176 A Alexander. Ev'sville 185 177 162—1088 Russell. St. Charles, 111. 175 202 183 Spriet. St. Charles, 111. 155 190 154—1059 Reidelbach. C'l'mb s, O. 142 197 178 Doersam, Columbus. O. 127 143 142 929 Anderson. St Charles 178 200 159 Carlson St. Charles . 175 207 191—1110 Nork St. Charles. 111.. 126 211 146 Rimcus. St. Charles . 178 179 222—f062 O'Brien, Columbus, O. 164 193 145 Reidenbach, Columbus. 189 181 160—1032 Heigel, Columbus. O. 164 179 116 Ording, Columbus, O. 179 180 192—1010 Penning. Cincinnati 132 173 169 Mette. Cincinnati 147 211 214—1046 Sederberg. Cincinn 156 179 149 Geiss. Cincinnati 197 194 221—1096 Qodfrey. Cincinnati 212 211 157 Lautenschlager, Cn’n'H 188 224 169—1161 Kramer. Cuy’hoga F’lls 175 179 180 Brenneman. Cuv. Falls 162 197 204—1097 Shaffer, Cuyahoga F'lls 139 165 198

First Experience in Title Bowling

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One of the 32 teams slated to face the A. B. C. tournament maples on the 6:30 shift Thursday night is the Linton Radio quintet, leaders of the local Parkway Recreation No. 2 League. Each member of the squad is experiencing his initial sesson as a league bowler, and incidentally, it will be the players’ first A. B. C. appearance. Pastimers in the picture are (left to right) Wilson, Wheritt, Perry, Pavey and Poutz.

Aston, Cuyahoga Palls. 204 188 157—1051 Nicewander, Cu.v. Falls 149 177 164 Brumbaugh, Cuy. Palls 191 169 182—1032 Linhart, Chicago 204 204 178 Hejna, Chicago 170 213 187—1156 Hrizak. Chicago 221 188 190 Drs, Chicago 161 186 154—1100 Romanowski, Milw’kee 168 197 178 Fischer Milwaukee ... 164 202 136—1095 Leidgen, Milwaukee ... 221 150 162 Weber, Milwaukee .... 187 181 164—1065 Staab, Milwaukee .... 168 175 192 Miller. Milwaukee 164 185 205—1089 Zeman, Chicago 193 200 190 Hamis. Chicago 185 174 200 —1142 Whitman, Detroit 181 171 181 Jantz, Detroit 234 212 178—1157 1:45 P. M. SQUAD —SINGLES Hug. Detroit 205 198 167 570 Middlestead, Detroit .. 21b 145 173 534 Howell, Detroit 168 174 160— 502 McKer, Detroit 183 154 201— 538 Lassen, Chicago 224 170 146 540 Paulton, Chicago 191 192 147 530 Pheney, Chicago 171 157 136 464 Davies, Chicago 152 172 216 540 Hempel, Chicago 193 184 180— 557 Stephenson, Chicago . 201 164 198— 563 Cadmus, LaGrange ... 168 172 147 487 Brafford, LaGrange .. 161 193 204 558 Jones, LaGrange, 111. . 157 160 157 474 Helfrich, LaGrange ... 158 195 161— 514 Grady, Cleveland 145 197 136 478 Rimer, Cleveland 198 183 184— 565 Ray. LaGrange. 111. .. 163 177 161— 501 Bergstrom, LaGrange . 203 219 191— 613 Ivins, Cleveland 160 177 168— 505 Arelt, Cleveland 155 177 186— 518 Schmidt. Cleveland ... 190 214 125 529 Peters. Cleveland 235 159 224 618 Jordan, Evansville .... 147 156 180— 483 Werner, Evansville . 179 191 165 535 K. Alexander, Ev'sville. 166 201 151— 518 A. Alexander, Ev’sville 203 200 138— 541 Russell, St. Charles... 173 167 221 561 Spriet, St. Charles 160 194 169 523 Reidelbach, Columbus. 158 173 146 477 Doersam, Columbus .. 173 184 146 503 Anderson. St. Charles. 165 159 162—• 486 Carlson, St. Charles .. 172 193 185— 550 Nork, St. Charles 170 169 184— 523 Rimcus, St. Charles ... 210 151 212 573 O’Brien. Columbus, 0.. 119 191 180— 490 Reidenbach, Columbus. 235 158 189— 582 Heigel. Columbus. O. . 152 133 178— 463 Ording, Columbus, O. . 169 189 189— 547 Penning. Cincinnati-. 222 215 127 564 Mette. Cincinnati • 168 204 182— 554 Sederberg, Cincinnati. 143 177 176 496 Geiss, Cincinnati ... 197 199 178— 568 Godfrey, Cincinnati . 158 132 150— 440 Lautenschlager. Cinn'ti 178 192 155 525 Kramer. Cuy’h’ga Falls 188 170 211— 569 Erenneman, Cuy Pal’s 162 196 151— 509 Shaffer. Cuyahoga F’lJs 161 153 181— 495 Aston, Cuyahoga Palls. 160 186 164 510 Nicewander, Cuy. Palls 189 175 177 541 Brumbaugh, Cuy. Falls 141 136 166—■ 443 Linhart, Chicago 175 145 198— 518 Hejna. Chicago 179 174 167 520 Hrizak. Chicago 179 165 213 557 Drs. Chicago 268 179 173 620 Romanowski. Milw 147 202 192 541 Fischer, Milwaukee ... 161 178 203 542 Leidgen, Milwaukee .. 173 172 170— 515 Weber, Milwaukee 183 167 172 522 Staab. Milwaukee 150 162 151— 463 Miller, Milwaukee .... 190 150 148— 488 Zeman, Chicago 206 184 216 606 Hanus, Chicago 169 170 197 536 Whitman. Detroit .... 127 152 194 473 Jantz. Detroit 210 184 193 587 2:30 P. M. SQUAD—DOUBLES Hutchinson. Lakewood 243 167 160 Rydes. Lakewood . .204 209 164 -1147 McDonnell. Lakewood 168 169 117 Kleinert, Lakewood .. 165 138 193 050 Sanderson, Hammond. 212 132 190 Toth. Hammond 182 183 157—1056 Reidenbach, Columbus 158 160 243 Richardson, Columbus. 190 139 115—1005 Hans, Columbus, O. .. 188 i64 170 Ray. Columbus, O. .. 167 192 234—1115 Robert, Detroit 183 177 171 Cruchon, De.roit 175 225 221—1152 Skibbe. Chicago 174 185 224 Krueger, Chicago .... 217 167 188—1155 Ebert, Chicago 161 157 188 Kraft. Chicago 195 226 212—1139 Johnson. Batavia. 111.. 178 180 203 Foland. Batavia. 111. . 182 141 179—1063 Hagenbrock, St. Louis 164 159 183 Landman, St. Louis .. 187 180 156—1029 Fischer, Columbus. 0.. 180 137 186 Wirthman, Columbus.. 187 158 207—1055 Kaeppner. Columbus . . 181 199 206 Ferguson, Columbus .. 200 178 154—1118 Miller, Columbus. 0... 184 191 203 Katppner. Columbus .. 160 213 175—1126 Gideon, Chicago 176 139 191 Gordon. Chicago . . 142 176 194—1018 H. Miller, Ft. Wayne . 163 171 190 B. Miller, Ft. Wavne 140 149 178— 991 Miller. Detroit 177 188 194 Schleff, Detroit 170 178 185—1092 Axt. Ft. Wayne 164 195 146 King. Ft. Wayne .. 195 156 277—1133 Hayes, Ft. Wavne. 111.-. 161 175 223 Bender. Ft. Wayne. 111. 181 146 148—1034 Burch, Batavia, 111. . . 191 187 159 Graf, Batavia. 111. .. 168 181 249—1135 Close. Batavia. 11l 147 188 137 James. Batavia. 111. .. 159 207 218—1056 Richardson. Detroit .. 188 191 19# Oliver. Detroit 191 151 181—1098 Galeska, Detroit 158 193 149 Knapp, Detroit 177 171 146 994 White. Lakewood, O. . 186 175 193 Goetz. Lakewood. O. . 171 145 170—1040 Thomsen. Lakewood. O. 201 182 214 Deane. Lakewood. 0.. 243 155 208—1203 Oros. Lakewood. O. 175 155 182 Shriver, Lakewood, O. 166 138 176 992 Tolbert. Lakewood. O. 147 165 179 Benesch. Lakewood, O. 150 161 170— 972 Lenza. St. Louis 179 160 147 Anzalone. St. Louis .. 168 160 171— 985 Kelpe, St. Louis 147 189 191 Cunio, St. Louis 173 206 192—1098 Jonas. Hammond 158 181 208 Carlson. Hammond .. 184 223 168 1122 Ward. Columbus, O. 184 181 191 Burgoon. Columbus. O. 174 192 202—1125 Born. Columbus. O. 127 179 211 Shearer, Columbus, O. 169 178 213—1077 Smith, Detroit 221 201 161 Lot*. Detroit . 158 209 175—1125 3:15 P. M. SQUAD—SINGI ES Hutchinson, Lake’od. O. 190 141 175—506 Rydeski. Lakewood, O. 169 199 215—583 McDonnell. Lake’d., O. 175 207 166—548 ; Bokowski. Detroit 179 202 188—569 i Sanderson, Hammond . 229 146 206—581 Toth, Hammond 185 142 168—495 Reidenbach. Colum’s, O. 167 191 180—538 ! Richardson. Colum’s, O. 222 174 142 538 j Hans, Columbus. O. ... 199 209 211—619 Ray. Columbus. O. . . 144 138 167—447 'Robert, Detroit .... 183 147 141—466 Cruchon, Detroit 193 154 195—542 1 Skibbe. Chicago 197 167 214—578 Krueger. Chicago 16# 203 159—528 Ebert, Chicago 201 255 198—654 Kraft. Chicago 191 177 1 96—564 Johnson. Batavia. Til... 167 151 186—504 Foland. Batavia, 111. .. 181 160 183—624 Hagenbrock. St. Louis . 156 168 212—536 Landman. St. Louis 191 185 137—513 Fischer. Columbus. O 13# 158 171—568 Wirthman, Columbus, O. 173 174 190—537 Koeppner. Columbus. O 164 163 189—516 Ferguson Columbus. O. 214 14# 160—523 Miller, Columns, O. . 166 194 301—563

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Kaeppner. Oolum s. O. 207 203 186—596 Gideon. Chicago .191 215 141—547 Gordon, Chicago 224 211 178—613 H. Miller. Ft. Wayne . 183 169 221—573 B. Miller. Ft. Wayne . . 178 177 185—540 Miller, Detroit 166 184 1 76—526 Schleff. Detroit 202 191 171—564 Axt. Ft Wavne 163 143 172—478 King. Ft Wayne 183 224 228—635 Haye3. Ft. Wayne 186 218 146—548 Bender. Ft. Wayne .... 165 138 177—480 Burch. Batavia. 111. ... 175 174 146—495 Graf. Batavia. 11l 189 204 189—582 Close, Batavia. 11l 183 167 225—575 Jamea. Batavia, m. ... 215 161 178—554 Richardson. Detroit ... 188 233 214—635 Oliver. Detroit 202 163 178—543 Galeska, Detroit 206 167 174—547 Knapp. Detroit 152 178 183—513 White, Lakewood, O. . 200 190 182—572 Goetz. Lakewood. O. 169 157 173—499 Thomsen. Lakewood. O. 175 177 152—504 Deane, Lakewood, 0.... 189 185 177—551 Toros. Lakewood. O .. 162 158 152—472 Shrtver. Lakewood, O . 132 214 180—526 Tolbert, Lakewood. O. 177 173 182—532 Benesch. Lakewood, 0.. 176 199 193—568 Lenza. St. Louis 167 211 138—516 Anzalone. St. Louis ... 202 204 183—589 Keipe, St. Louis 189 177 151—517 Cunio, St. Louis 159 199 161—519 Jonas. Hammond 169 190 155—514 Carlson. Hammond .... 195 205 172—572 Ward. Columbus, O. . 158 177 208—533 E'urgoon. Columbus. O. • 211 164 187—562 Born. Columbus. O. . 180 200 197—577 Shearer. Columbus, 0.. 186 205 186—577 Smith. Detroit 135 164 235—534 Lotz, Detroit 177 191 202—570 4 P. M. SQUAD—DOUBLES Kotsis. Cleveland .... 169 224 186 Noll. Cleveland 220 171 232—1202 Coburn. Cleveland 172 138 184

Koellish, Cleveland ... 188 215 180—1077 Doolin, Hammond .... 197 182 171 Enright, Hammond ... 177 169 170—1066 Batenelor, Hammond . 196 169 190 Purcell, Hammond 159 179 1/0—1063 Nemecek, Hammond .. 160 199 173 Smidt, Hammond .... 152 198 148—1030 Huefner, Columbus. 0.. 165 190 168 Zang, Columbus 187 174 157—1041 Moroitzer, Columbus.. 187 144 211 Lewis, Columbus, O, . 162 200 196—1100 Huffman, Columbus. O. 137 182 159 Henkel, Columbus, 0.. 161 90 124 853 Baldwin, Chillicothe, O. 156 183 155 Oden, Chillicothe, 0.. 155 139 177 965 Van Horn, Chillicothe 178 168 160 O’Brien, Chillicothe .. 199 184 148--1037 Miller, Chillicothe, O. 168 156 213 Bowers, Chillicothe, O. 164 146 177—1024 Frank, Alton, 111 185 174 184 Petty, Alton, 111 146 135 169 993 Carr, Alton, 111 169 195 201 Stipchick, Alton, 111. .. 134 158 193—1050 Decant, Cleveland 145 209 184 Bennett, Cleveland .. 2C2 200 148—1088 Miller. Cleveland 200 213 185 Kennedy, Cleveland .. 189 173 181—1141 Haught, Cleveland ... 213 163 222 Walzak, Cleveland ... 161 212 167—1138 Marty, Lakewood. 0... 157 135 182 Schultz, Lakewood, 0.. 168 143 202 987 Uchak Lakewood, 0.. 191 183 154 Trescilla, Lakewood .. 235 168 184—1145 Fakel, Lakewood, O. .. 188 205 199 Beneke, Lakewood, 0.. 182 1*97 192—1163 Schneid, Lakewood, 0.. 160 178 169 Wittick, Lake wood, 0.. 187 190 215—1099 Parent, Lakewood. 0.. . 175 168 182 Limpert, Lakewood, 0.. 199 200 178—1102 Girdzus, Batavia, 111.. 194 190 153 Thomle, Batavia, 111.. 199 227 215—1178 Tolf, Batavia, 111. 234 180 190 Swanson, Batavia, 11.. 186 193 188—1171 Heibel, St. Louis 177 183 214 Volling, St. Louis 206 179 192—1151 Ens. St. Louis 177 236 146 Engel, St. Louis 178 182 147—1086 Wass. Ft. Wayne .... 166 127 177 Wefel, Ft. Wayne 174 157 167 968 Stevenson, St. Louis . 182 143 168 Kuntz, St. Louis .... 168 151 170— 982 Scott, Ft. Wayne 160 153 197 Miller, Ft. Wayne 161 202 213—1036 Adams, Ft. Wayne .... 173 148 146 Lynn, Ft. Wayne 144 177 202 990 Johnson, Batavia. 111.. 195 188 176 Foland. Batavia. 111. .. 180 160 173—1072 Wittman, Batavia, 111.. 173 166 174 Wenberg, Batav;a. 111.. 155 165 156 989 Szoradi, Clevel-.nd ... 176 167 181 Sask, Cleveland 197 188 173—1082 4:45 P. M. SQUAD—SINGLES Coburn, Cleveland 234 141 151—526 Koellish, Cleveland ... 178 189 178—545 Doolin, Hammond 153 135 214—502 Enright, Hammond .... 210 173 179—562 Batchelor. Hammond . 169 192 184—545 Purcell, Hammond 197 185 197—574 Nemecek. Hammond .. 135 131 218—484 Smidt, Hammond 155 178 155—488 Huefner, Columbus, O. . 127 203 209—539 Zang, Columbus, O . . 212 204 212—628 Morbitzer, Columbus, O. 131 204 171—506 Lewis, Columbus, O. .. 176 181 195—552 Huffman, Columbus, 0.. 145 171 150—466 Henkel, Columbus. O. .. 158 162 153—473 Baldwin, Chillicothe ... 160 176 126—4(52 Oden. Chillicothe, O. .. 146 173 136—455 Van Horn, Chillicothe . 170 145 212—527 O’Brien, Chillicothe ... 164 183 216—563 Miller. Chillicothe, O . 189 139 153—481 Bowers, Chillicothe, 0.. 178 ’99 223—600 Frank, Alton, 111 193 201 188—582 Petty, Alton, 111 126 152 225—503 Carr, Alton. 11l 172 203 158—533 Stipchick, Alton. 11l 174 180 193—547 De Cant. Cleveland .. 161 159 191—511 Bennett, Cleveland .... 183 153 169—505 Miller, Cleveland 158 155 155—468 Kennedy, Cleveland ... 214 161 211—586 Haught, Cleveland 155 193 136—484 Walzak, Cleveland 196 173 203—572 Marty. Lakewood, 0... 201 193 225—619 Schultz, Lakewood, 0... 172 184 165—521 Uchak. Lakewood, 0.. 180 180 207—567 Trescilla, Lakewood. O. 176 186 193—555 Fakel. Lakewood. O 235 203 222—660 Beneite, Lakewood. O. . 190 178 171- ’39 Schneider. Lakewood. O. 166 189 146—501 Wittick, Lakewood, 0.. 181 181 169—531 Parent. Lakewood. O. . 249 214 203—666 Limpert, Lakewood ... 213 246 159—618 Girdzus, Batavia, H 1... ’7B 160 208—546 Thomle. Batavia, 111. ... .5 163 158—536 Tolf, Batavia, 111. . 212 150 167—529 Swanson. Batavia, H 1... 194 207 158—559 Heibel. St. Louis 178 199 214—591 Volling. St. Louis 178 175 247—600 Ens, St. Louis 174 165 171—510 Engel, St. Louis 139 165 163—467 Wass. Ft. Wayne 199 162 158—519 Wefel. Ft. Wayne 188 209 176—573 Stevenson, St. Louis ... 161 180 171—512 Kuntz, St. Louis 183 201 182—566 Scott, Ft. Wayne 225 181 146—552 Miller, Ft. Wayne 183 198 194—575 Adams. Ft. Wayne 165 155 155—475 Lynn, Ft. Wayne ... 180 206 199—585 Johnson. Batavia. HI. .. 197 177 148—522 Foland. Batavia. 111. ... 159 158 173—490 Wittman, Batavia, Hi. . 233 148 157—538 Wenberg, Batavia. HI. . 160 160 180—500 Szoradi, Cleveland 160 223 223—606 Kotsis. Cleveland 211 162 192—565 Noll. Cleveland 222 189 190—601 Sask. Cleveland 189 217 217—623 6:45 P. M. SQUAD—S-MEN Indianapolii Service Pacific Service Ride Mutual Life (22191 Interurban 122931 Maxwell 165 175 155’Hadley . 135 160 134 Norman 146 153 204’Gavin .. 131 182 191 Ar’strong 178 135 119 Brown.. 162 119 139 Long 115 142 127 Hoke ... 169 179 174 Wagoner 137 121 147! Boozer 143 132 143 Totals. 741 726 752 Totals. 740 772 781 Service R*p. Coal Bell Tel. Cos. Business & Coke '2425' Office (2198) Sherburn 168 165 163 Hamlin.. 130 157 161 Stark.. 131 164 166 Hirsch’an 116 142 114 Ryan .. 11l 199 131 Helm . 139 174 131 Moorman 200 223 148 Holl’gwth 131 172 155 Camp .. 139 159 158 More . 162 168 146 Totals. 749 910 766! Totals. 678 813 707 Bell Tel. Cos. Bell Tel. Cos. Long Acst. (2299’ Lines <23601 Meyers.. 112 135 167 Shaw 179 177 187 Finch .. 169 157 176’Harris.. 109 174 143 Harvey... 118 120 lllßrand... 161 171 154 Dawson 175 206 175’E.Petersn 122 125 162 Va’Arsdle 181 144 150!H.Petersn 143 172 181 Totals 755 762 782 Totals. 714 819 827 Bell Tel. Cos. Bell Tel. Cos. Eng. (2278’ Switch. <2261’ Thoms... 164 147 115 Brown 147 162 170 Davis 158 169 l'Oißohrman 158 144 120 HOil’well 152 146 119 Butler . 123 109 135 Storey 188 107 137 Litz ... 190 164 157 ; Oathout 173 144 169 Ulrev 146 200 136 Totals 835 713 730 Totals. 764 779 718 Bell Tel. Cos. Bell Tel. Cos. MainLinemen <2105i tenance (2606’ Bowsher 142 152 lll'Bulev 158 200 21" Hoferk’p 157 115 115 Van Cleve 157 168 He M'Creary 134 12# 132 Gullion 166 177 199 Montfort 108 r±j 144 Homeier 124 151 155 Walters 188 161 lSUMitcheli lit# 182 192 Totals. 729 893 688. T<saU. 831 878 897

Bell Tel. Cos. Westernßell Tel. Cos. Traffic Elec. 12378) No. 3 <2X461 Holmes 149 138 136 Coldwell 163 159 136 Sheer. .. 159 151 149 Kendrick 154 167 188 Fox 163 159 176 Wavne 103 126 114 Sheltzer 176 132 178 Gerig ... 151 146 122 Miller 136 194 183 Shivelv 123 169 125 Totals 783 774 821 Totais. 694 767 685 Bell Tel. Cos. Traffic Bell Tel. Cos. Traffic No. 4, >2186' No. 1. ‘23771 Felkins . 124 143 154 Morris .. 156 213 143 Sharkey. 112 147 182 Woods .. 135 147 169 Loomis . 112 149 176 Finlev .. 125 164 142 Guyot . 14i 135 156. Dial' 192 191121 Smith 136 140 174 Holman 178 188 193 Totals. 630 714 842 Totals. 716 903 758 Bell Tel Cos. Traffic Ind. Bell Cos. Cable No. 2. ■ 2025 > Splicers >21344 Ridgwav 129 132 131 Barnett . 117 95 122 M Clusky 103 132 144 Ftamsav . 136 195 146 Turner 131 115 106 Frve . 104 152 140 Kirkhoff 120 176 139 Rawlings 115 135 151 Taylor . 166 153 148 Huckle’rv 143 187 196 Totals. 649 708 668 Totals 615 764 755 Service-Metro- Servlce-Capitol politan Coai 422854 Lumber (23954 Hknsmth 130 156 169 Wagoner 174 211 154 Jeffrey . 173 170 194 Trask... 146 164 156 Driscoll. 156 132 134 McManus 120 122 127 Craft .. 138 161 168 Mueller. 119 186 180 Mogg 160 135 109 Winters.. 188 179 769 T0ta15..757 754 774 Totals .747 862 786 Seryice-Bayuk Bell Tel. Co.-Con-Phillies (21131 struction (22524 Lewis . . 136 143 120 Luichnger 152 131 122 Denny . 101 158 145 Riensche 13:4 149 155 Flicknger 136 156 158 Butler... 164 167 129 Ardery . 137 131 129 Jagger .. 159 181 156 Winters. 157 153 148 Ledwith . 136 187 125 T0ta15..667 746 700 Totals 750 815 687

Indpls. News- Indpls. NewsCirculation (2337) Mechanical (2077) WGiltner 167 136 175IRichards. 144 103 118 Griffith. 171 122 154|Ledwith. 157 166 169 Woods... 132 137 114;Brock. .. 123 161 151 Saulsbry 136 153 146,C0x 128 133 111 Giltner. . 221 179 194|McArthur 159 129 130 T0ta15..827 727 783; Totals..7ll 687 679 Bell Tel. Cos- Service-Midwest Commercial (23161 Fuel (2379’ Niles 128 135 129|Costin .. 151 145 155 Mathews. 172 158 172!Ketcham 122 131 124 Moore.. 160 185 172lSturgeon 182 164 135 Shook... 170 123 140|Kingsbury 183 192 187 Cora ... 150 162 160iCatterlin 126 156 225 Totals..7Bo 753 773| T0ta15..764 788 827 Bell Tel. Cos- Service-City Installers (2082) Securities (2183’ Juniter.. 132 170 169|Weathers 178 131 176 Prout. ... 151 160 165 Sayre ... 160 123 136 Gerlach. 100 120 129 Bishop . . 135 168 111 Lanahan 102 100 118 Gilchrist 119 125 134 Gillespie 154 168 144|Peterson 170 167 150 T0ta15..639 718 725: T0ta15..762 714 707 Service-Central Service-Little Motor Parts (2014’ Betty Coal (2007) Cornelius 140 175 177 Vonnegut 85 133 121 Freaney. 109 119 117;Heidnrch 137 134 138 Bash 109 125 119IJames .. 101 161 168 Bradley. 167 147 135|Seward . 148 132 136 Steinhlbr 112 157 106lDagget,t. 123 133 157 T0ta15..637 723 654| T0ta15..594 693 720 Indpls. News- Service-Crown Editorial (1834’ Laundry . (2314) Stone 78 108 129jCady. ... 133 173 184 Waldon.. 86 99 102,Noland. . 132 106 147 Hankmr 105 114 97'Nessler... 140 175 131 Underwd 130 137 139 Badger 158 138 189 Stanley. 183 163 171|Dr.Daniel 193 154 161 T0ta15..582 621 631| Totals .756 746 812 Service-Indpls. Service-Levinsgn Morris Plan (2207) Hats (2377) Mcßride 126 161 121 Bishop . . 167 106 178 Armstrng 137 167 136iVonKesslr 166 157 160 Cotton.. 178 134 108 Heckel 158 152 110 Hare 123 145 170,Caldwell. 166 162 164 Mize ... 146 167 188'Stackhse 169 213 149 Totals..7lo 774 7231 Totals. .826 790 761 8:45 P. M. SQUAD—S-MEN Columbus, Ind. Kiwanis No. 3. (2114) Phillips 66. (2262) Sawyer.. 150 136 176!Eader .. .. 146 145 172 Boyer .. 127 95 116|Mullinix ~ 127 121 135 Turner.. 140 156 164|Fisher... 180 139 188 McCoy.. 114 126 125;Overman. 136 124 150 Essex . .. 126 165 198 Hill 169 162 159 T0ta15..657 678 779| T0ta15..758 691 813 Huebers Pin Reeves Auto Boys (1895) Cos. (2261) Holden.. 87 200 123'Donhost. 154 161 186 Crump... 107 88 122 Kroot 153 170 155 Brown.. 123 144 142;Reeves. .. 156 112 115 Hurley. 150 136 95 Hertel... 140 127 134 Rynerson 128 127 123 Pulse ~. 170 163 165 T0ta15..595 695 605i Totals .773 733 755 Weed Printing White House Cos. (2146) (2181) R. Weed 144 184 143!Wilder... 131 121 146 Sewell 157 100 117iParker .. 179 192 146 Ray We’d 140 117 130 Williams. 128 141 157 J. Weed 157 151 172 Kaler .. .. 129 116 118 Schowe 135 152 147 Barnaby 158 176 143 T0ta15..733 704 709| Totals . 725 746 710 Reeves Pulley Coca-Cola No. 2. (2096) (2524) Higgins., 135 153 166|PerIee... 148 214 175 Snyder.. 123 119 123 Collier... 179 134 138 Jewell... 151 117 141IFlagg ... 165 161 210 Clarke.. 145 139 121!Yancey.. 136 155 190 Wink ... 144 144 175,Gordon . 170 149 200 T0ta15..698 672 7261 Totals .798 813 913 Home Meat Rudy Furnaces. Market. (2491) (2584) Bright . 188 168 189:W.Loesch 138 166 170 Br'mfield 168 131 143;H.Loesch. 174 155 180 Bright... 176 131 177 Hoeltke . 160 201 204 Harris .. 135 120 163 Schaeffer 173 191 155 Hueber , 201 202 199!Hoeltke . 147 183 187 Totals..B6B 752 871| Totals .792 896 896 Barnaby’s Calhoun Shoes. Lunch. (2432) (2412) Anderson 143 153 175 Calhoun. 158 213 135 Lacy 159 186 173 Shrpnack 130 154 158 Distler. . 189 155 171 Hill 163 209 137 Aulbach. 196 147 138 Jones ... 153 176 157 Williams 125 142 180 Snvder . 118 183 168 Totals..Bl2 783 837, Totals .722 935 755 Lincoln Chair Mufflers. Cos. (2454) (2143’ Byland . 150 119 230 Turner . 136 183 176 Lincoln- 181 139 131 Isgrigg... 125 84 148 Vor'and 152 155 171 Neal . ... 113 175 115 Weitndrf 174 179 159 Newsom . 113 167 153 : Gividen 165 166 183 Hrringtn. 118 165 172 T0ta15..822 758 874; Totals 605 774 764 Dell Bros. Concordia Clothing, (2130’ Blacks. (2129’ Cochran 121 154 113 Pardieck. 129 151 133 Ping ... 136 134 123 Stanlev 132 131 143 Neal .. 114 134 126 Mlincamp 127 130 139 Earkes .. 123 244 174 Mundt . 123 116 152 Wells . 133 173 128 Schrtzkpf 175 199 149 T0ta15..627 839 664 Totals 686 727 716 Concordia Reds. St. Dennis Hotel.’ (2253i (2125’ ' Loesch . 142 114 153 Goeller . 134 162 165 i Burbrink 136 161 153 Armstng. 158 146 172 j Poore . 112 160 134 Lister .. 107 125 134 | Snyder . 143 135 179 Hudson . 101 144 126 West'mer 170 190 171 Winton . 170 142 139' Totals .703 160 790 Totals.. 670 719 736 Kep’s Lunch (2104) Shorty's Lunch. (1828) i lousemvr 152 159 168 Newell... 133 121 157 Western 148 122 134 Lister 107 116 112 Cordes . 147 122 126Evaus ... 108 102 114 Tucker.. 109 133 128 Barbes... 113 151 177 1 Moore 152 160 144 Willms .. 87 133 107 j Totals . 708 696 700 Totals.. 548 613 667 j j Mirrors Hartup Tools & ! Columbus, Ind. (19981 Dies <2178’ i Connor.. 94 79 134 Phillips.. 105 122 103 ; Mize .. 110 156 167 Hern .. 174 139 176 : Scaggs 110 116 128 McClintiC 128 117 164 Carmihl. 141 158 195Dewev... 115 153 145 Scheier . 140 150 120’Zike -.. 171 179 187 Totals 595 659 744 Totals.. 693 710 775 Office. Concordia Biues. <2023) -2156) 1 ; Jackson. 128 126 159 Lustlg .. 131 161 131 Bowers.. 127 177 llOVorwald.. 116 129 154 Wolcott . 129 94 107 Snvder... 135 135 134 Summa . 121 149 158 Weihe 146 168 129 Harris * 111 145 182 Gucknbgr 201 148 138 Totals. 616 691 716 Totals . 729 741 686 ! Concordia White*. West. Son. Life .2114) Ins. Cos. '2205) Schomkr 132 120 107 Havens .. 11l 154 167 Wendel . 132 140 159'Murphy 145 177 143 i Voelz lIP. ’B6 139 Lehmkrgr 135 134 155 j Ahlbrndt 139 144 128 Meyer... 146 170 169 Westmier 157 158 155 Voelz .. 109 I*7 118 Totals. .671 748 688, Total#., 646 807 752

Texaco Fire Reeves Pulley Chiefs. >2426> No. 1, 21204 Williams. 148 145 186 Ransom 162 178 140 Keesiing 109 150 143 Em:g 118 141 144 Burning 128 166 178 Knoedler. 109 144 110 Grofts . 162 185 169 Andrews 111 109 179 Pardieck 151 214 192 Harrison 147 164 164 T0ta15..698 860 868 Totais 647 736 737 Cummins Engine Kiwanis No. 1. Cos. ‘22304 >21014 ! Armuth 157 130 157 Shinn .. 201 164 139 1 Shaw . 124 154 163 Reeves . 137 131 204 Strahl . 148 126 136 Flanigan, 118 101 103 Fox 150 146 131 Marshall. 129 110 140 Schtzkpf 168 167 171 Dewiy 135 130 159 T0ta15..747 723 760 Totals 720 636 745 Kiwanis Thomas Electric No. 2 >2371) Cos 12245) Ainlav . 192 164 168 Hubbard. 152 154 127 Atkins . 128 163 155 Pavne . 138 174 135 Harrod 211 188 142;Burney . 130 141 132 Shumakr 140 136 108 Speis 172 146 143 Kaln 180 161 130 Talkingtn 167 180 156 Totals .851 817 703 Totals. 757 795 693 10:45 P. M. SQUAD—S MEN Indianapolis Ready Mix Concrete Phillips 66 No. 4 Corp. (2883) (2555) Strong . 182 160 220 Kahl ... 162 183 161 Cameron 198 164 242‘Stich ... 179 190 112 Rayburn 183 165 148 Scott . . . 171 139 152 Taylor.. 180 214 158 Goock .. 204 161 154 Fegan .. 257 179 233 Kiefer ... 185 187 215 Totals 1000 882 10011 Totals. 901 860 794 Acme-Monon Coal Fort Harrison No. Cos. (2507) 1. (2566) Stiles ... 175 180 204 Myers ... 234 189 173 Wilder . 150 184 154jLankenau 142 183 142 Trissal . 124 157 159 Stewart.. 158 157 183 Millican. 199 155 126iCarter .. 156 169 174 Hurt ... 157 195 188 Lajcha .. 135 191 180 Totals. 805 871 831; Totals. 825 889 852 Q. Detachment. Ft. Cos. K. 11th Inf.. Ft. Harrison (2418) Harrison (2594) Lane ... 185 148 155|Tellon. . 207 198 212 Dick ... 134 168 185 Erdman. 134 155 185 Redfern. 179 146 154 Desolier. 186 146 212 Stein .. 132 133 148 Apt ... 159 154 192 Kromer. 206 178 167;Speta .. 190 150 114 Totals. 836 773 8091 Totals. 876 803 915 Det. Med. Dept.. Ft. Phillips 66 No. 3 Harrison (2281) (2493) Richhart 141 182 219 Turner .. 163 178 122 Dillman 132 167 155 Bork . 166 190 155 Holmes . 124 143 115 McWil ms 126 203 169 Stein'our 170 163 145 Pritchard 145 209 187 Damron. 155 138 132 Hendris. 181 132 167 Totals. 722 793 766| Totals. 781 912 800 Inland Container Polar Ice & Fuel Corp. (2546) Cos. (2506) WTien’l. 153 184 160 Stader... 136 168 198 Forston. 169 156 163 Harbin . 171 166 164 Shoults . 179 132 198 Williams. 147 204 154 WTren’hl 158 148 151'Achev ... 210 164 154 Hughes . 192 203 200 Peck ... 128 161 181 Totals. 851 823 872| Totals. 792 863 851 Real Silk No. 2. Advance Paint Cos. (2411> (23401 Living’n 181 168 134iStevenson 176 146 117 Rainey . 113 163 151:Jordan .. 189 159 135 Williams. 191 160 145;Queisser.. 158 202 137 Theobald 145 194 161|McManus 146 119 167 Gehl ... 169 173 163jHen’essey 116 159 154 Totals. 799 858 754| Totals. 782 845 710 Monon Railroad. Farmers Nat’l Grain (2396) Corp. (2407) Greene . 122 192 146iMathews. 169 179 148 Benefiel. 181 166 158;Stephen’n 109 152 150 Suite .. 165 178 125!stoepler. 145 162 171 Sourbier. 166 132 147 Holt 167 146 147 Grimes . 167 180 171iCarr 190 172 200 Totals. 801 848 747| Totals. 780 811 816 Ritz Tavern. Indpls Jr. Chamber (2378) Com. No. 1 12397) Clark ... 176 166 144!Wright .. 202 168 184 Mann . 137 193 180|Oster’yer 126 142 121 Kirsch’r 96 172 142;Bvfield. . . 168 117 155 Fox 146 198 157 Hartman 123 155 170 Hubbard. 146 164 161iRex 159 198 209 Totals. 701 893 784| Totals. 778 780 839 Indpls. Jr. Chamber Sterling Laundry Com. No. 2 (2150) Cos. (2612) Orbison. 154 136 159 Butcher.. 161 149 152 Stilwell. 135 160 179 Anacker.. 176 159 182 Daggy . 135 117 91|Stephe’n. 139 198 198 Milhous. 175 124 166 Fleetwood 243 194 155 Wilde .. 150 112 155’Pettinger 243 194 155 Totals. 749 651 750| Totals. 879 848 883 Union Trust Cos. Indpls. Producers (2376) Market (2419) Landis.. 187 159 152!O.Brehob 159 137 129 Fox 170 127 153iE.Brehob. 134 165 133 King ... 115 147 163IHefer. ... 168 157 183 Hooks... 103 164 197iW.Brehob 168 147 167 Tooley... 150 200 189 Brehob Jr 216 181 175 Totals. 725 797 854| Totals. 845 787 787 J. D. Adams Mfg. Beard Brake ServCos. No. 1 (2455) ice. (25531 Zimer’an 183 130 141 Jones ... 160 153 184 Branson. 134 153 144! S. rand’st 231 190 178 Thomnn. 144 168 152:Ciark ... 133 157 141 A exan’er 122 197 171! Vanßur’n 168 164 192 Williams 188 252 181|Sullivan.. 159 178 165 Totals. 771 895 7891 Totals. 851 842 860 Uptown Tavern. Garrick Theatre. 12427) (2397) Lee 140 '.BO 168 Flanders. 126 119 143 Click ... 149 146 169! Wisehart. 156 169 160 Johnston 202 179 164iStahl ... 181 178 136 Krauss . 135 168 173iToth . ... 177 164 172 Hamilton 179 113 162 Benefiel.. 185 172 159 Totals. 805 786 83fi| Totals. 825 802 770 Motor Speedway Indpls. M. Speed’y Officials (26081 Guards (2353) H. Fehr 165 215 147iSweeney. 142 180 135 R. Fehr. 186 154 163 Lone .... 118 189 130 Swords.. 169 177 183;Sering .. 191 169 184 Champ.. 188 155 184!Cutter.. . 135 185 183 Boyd ... 172 155 197|Hiner ... 150 134 128 Totals. 878 856 874| Totals. 736 837 760 Fort Harrison No. Roberts Milk. 2. (2499) (2213) Cross... 165 151 189 Wilson... 169 116 150 Robinson 165 134 217 Bracken. 149 168 182 Riggins . 161 174 152!Wells ... 171 121 135 Wheeler. 159 149 154!Clauson.. 146 162 173 Quass .. 145 170 214|Leavitt .. 124 115 132 Totals. 795 778 926! Totals. 759 682 772 Vonnegut Hdwe. Dilling Candy Cos. Cos. (2410) (2365) Seeley .. 157 179 159 DuFour.. 152 165 157 Bedford. 164 159 125jSchmidt. 159 194 178 Blank .. 152 136 164 Dowling. 121 127 95 O'Connor 160 155 219 MUIS ... 180 170 164 Mitchell 175 170 136:Mulroney 163 161 179 Totals. 808 799 803| Totals.. 775 817 773 Agents. (1973) Railway. (2287) Billings.. 115 117 117!Ernst ... 180 137 142 Kirk ... 139 121 149 Ball ... 153 167 109 Moehl’an 140 146 Wessel'n. 152 151 175 Meloy .. 131 125 137 Porter . . 142 139 155 Collier .. 122 126 155 Scherman 154 181 150 Totals. 647 635 6911 Totals. 781 775 731

Pritchett Hits Pins for 684 and Abbott Shines in City Play With 682

Jess Pritchett’s Optimist League ayerage was a little higher today as the result of another sparkling series rolled during the loop’s session at the Pritchett Alleys last night. Opening with ? 278. the “old maestro” continued to pound the maples for games of 205 and 201, a 684 total, to nab the spotlight over all league livals in action. Runner-up honors of the evening went to Dan Abbott, who in the South Side Business Men’s matches fell two pins short of tying Pritchett, He had counts of 258, 256 and 168. George Godwin, the man who organized the 32 Fire Department teams that outscored most of their rivals in the Police force in the recent A. B. C. matches, was again in form as he performed in the Fraternal League. He collected a 680 total on games of 236, 208 and 238. Paul Striebeck was the only other pastimer to pass 650. He had a 669 in the Evangelical League.

Tourney grams By Harmon

(Continued From Page Sixteen) livery. He pulled out with a 602 total, the only 600 turned in by the Columbus delegation. . . . The final squad was scheduled to take the drives at 10:45, but it was 11:25 as the first ball sped down the alleys. . . . Inland Containers, Industrial League leaders, was in action on the midnight crew. . . . Wilbur (Nip) Matthews, who posted a 300 game on ths old Century alleys several years ago. performed with Farmer’s National. . , . Five teams from-Fort Harrison gave the final squad a military flavor. . . . Niftiest of shirts on the closing squad were Acme-Monon’s dull yellow and Sterling Laundry’s bright orange, x?

Nor dell Edges Out Star Kansas Miter

B’j Fnited Prrts NEWARK. N. J., March 17Rankings of indoor milers and distance runners were further scrambled today by a victory of Frank Nordell. rangy New York A. C. athlete. over Glenn Cunningham. Kansas. and Joe Mangin. Cornell graduate student, in a special 1500-meter race last night. Nordell. who was unable to finish a two-mile race at the K. of C games in New York Saturday night, finished first by three yards on the flat Armory floor in 5:6.8. Cunningham finished second, two yards ahead of Mangin. Vital Statistics Marriage Licenses (Incorrect addresses frequently are given to the Marriage License Burean deliberately. The Times in printing the official list assumes no responsibility for the accuracy of such addresses.) Robert S. Smith. 28. of 3702 N. Illinoisst, timekeeper, and Dstty L. Byfle'.d, 23. of 3738 Park-av, housekeeper. Charles T. Cummins. 24. of 108 N. Traub-av, inspector, and Emily V. Applegate, 20. of 2109 Nowland-av. housekeeper. Fred H. Wilhelm, 21. of 527 Parkway-st. tool maker, and Minnie W. Huseman. 24, of 827 N. Beville-av, housekeeper. Theodore E. Pyritz. 22, of 904 Oaklandav, assistant superintendent, and Margaret L. Riegel, 19, of 414 Parker-av. mail clerk. E. B. Allen, 65. R. R. 12. Box 144. retired. and Ruby M. Hilt, 47. of 1306 N. Beville-av, housekeeper. Carl S. Jarrett. 42. Austin, foreman, and Nell A. Wharton. 40, of 1666 S. Meridianst clerk Orville L. Kidwell, 21. of 1249 Kentuckvav, drug clerk, and Beatrice M Luttrell. 21. of 1150 Kentucky-av. waitress. John A. Jukes. 30. Lincoln Hotel, doctor of chiropractic, and Charlotte P. Manning. 22. Lincoln Hotel, housekeeper. Robert E. Short. 24. of 4316 Rroadwav. brokerage firm, and Harriet M. Nolen. 24. of 2407 N. Meridian-st. housekeeper. James M. Puett. 29. Plvmouth. football coach, and Janet Dye, 21,’0f 442 W. 46thst. housekeeper. William E Falk. 13, of 772 Xetcham-st. NY A. and Nora B. Ricketts. 17. R. R 7, housekeeper. Robert M. Stephenson. 23. Chicago, chemist, and Helen E. Kimberlin. 23. Spink Arms Hotei, file clerk. Births Girls Ivan. Ida Wilson. 1123 Fletcher. Norbert, Inez Wehlage. 1801 S. Talbot. Guy, Melva Arnold. 966 Parker. Frank. Helen TerrelL 1113 Bellefontaine. Fenton, Dorothy Daniels. 1321 St. Paul. James. Anna Parker. 430 Division. Leonard. Florence Grever, 2440 S. Dakota. Ernest, Geneva Greeson, 812 Bates. Boys William. Milffred Drumm. 2845 W. Ray. Paul. Loretta Connon. 234 S. Summit. William, Ida Parker. 1209 W. New York. How'ard. Helen Rettig. 3728 E. 28th. Theodore, Mary Young, 749 Roache. Deaths Eliza Haase, 84. at 419 W. Henry, arteriosclerosis. Mary Katherine Smith, 75. at 3429 College, myocarditis. Florence Stevens. 33, at 3026 Newton, laryngeal tuberculosis. Blane A. Hunt. 53, at 1123 E, Raymond, cerebral hemorrhage. Bertha Swails. 54. at 517 N. Noble, apoplexy. Sarah Catherine Ottinger. 63, at 1714 Ludlow, acute cardiac dilatation. Sally Wolf Cohen, 70, at 37 W. 21st, coronary thrombosis. Frank Giblin. 53. at City Hospital, hypertensive heart disease. John Pryor. 60. at 405 Minerva, uremia. Fred S. Hocket.t, 44, at Veterans' Hospital. aortic insufficiency. Henrietta Wilson, 74. at Methodist Hospital. broncho-pneumonia. Mary .lines, 59, at City Hospital, lobar pneumonia. David Grady, 63, at Oity Hospital, -accidental. Catherine Anna Hoffmark. 29. at. Methodist Hospital, lobar pneumonia. Gerald Hall. 27. at Methodist Hospital, pulmonary embolism. Nellie Seay. 50, at 345 W, 11th, hypostatic pneumonia. BUILDING PERMITS Van Camo Hardware Cos.. 401 W. Marv-land-st. SBOO. new electric motor wiring. E. W. Smith. 5019 E. Michigan-st, S3O, install electric range. E. A. Silverman. 28 S. Believieu-pl, $25, install electric range. L. A. Mantele. 3023 Clifton-st, $25, install electric range. Atlantic & Pacific Cos.. 2122 N. Talbotst. $25, new three-wire service. C. O. Kimsley, 1402 N. Chester-st, $25. install electric range. Arthur Humphries. 738 Pleasant Runblvd. $25, install electric range. George Bowen, 1201 Villa-av, SIOO, build two-car garage. R. A. Goldsmith. 5119 E. ‘North-st, S9OO, alterations and repairs. Leo Baumann, 1351 S. East-st, S2OO. rebuild front porch. C. B. Pendergast, 1334 N. Gale-st, $125, build one-car garage. Julius Seele. 1431 Pleasant-st, $l5O, enlarge basement. Mrs. Laura Grant, 1430 Laurel-st, $350. enclose porch. Model Bakery, 1401 Madison-av, $350. repair fire loss. 3 Deaths—Funerals Indianapolis Times, Tues., March 17, 193fi. BROWN—Robert J., husband of Mary Brown and father of Robert Jr., passed away at his home. 1549 Olive-st. Sunday. March 15. Funeral Wednesday. March 18. 9 a. m., at. St. Patrick Church. Burial Holy Cross. FATOUT —Walter P.. brother of Nellie and Arthur Fatout, passed away Sunday evening at the residence. 2053 Park-av. Services at the FLANNER BUCHANAN MORTUARY Wednesday 2 pm. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary any time. HAGEDON—Fanny L. (Quandt). 318 N Beville, 42 years, beloved wife of Oscar H. Hagedon. and mother of George Morrison and Elva Mae Hagedon. passed away at the Methodist Hospital Monday. March 16. Funeral Wednesday. March 18. 2 p. m.. at the G H. HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME. 1505 S East-st. Burial Memorial Park. Friends invited. Friends may call at the Funeral Home after Tuesday noon. HAYES—William J. Sr., entered into rest Tuesday, ag>* 95 years, father of William J. Hayes Jr. Funeral private. Wednesday. 3 p. m„ at the HARRY W. MOORE FUNERAL PARLORS, 2050 E. ! Mich.-st. ! HENDERSON—Benjamin M,, beloved father of Mrs. Ruby L. Coghill and Carl B. Henderson, passed away Monday afternoon. March 16. Funeral services will be held at the WALD FUNERAL HOME. 1222 Union -st, Thursday afternoon. ! March 19 at 2 o’clock. Burial Crown j Hill Cemetery. FYiends invited. HOPWOOD—Laura Ethel, beloved wife of Vorhess. mother of Warren. James. Albert. Pearl. Harold. Ernest, Lester and Eddie, sister of Merel. Clarence and Alex Shafer, passed awav Sunday. March 15. Friends mav call at the W. T. BLASENGYM FUNERAL PARLORS. 2228 Shelbv-st. Funeral Wednesday, 2 p. m. Burial New Crown. KUN'KLE—Jesse, beloved husband of Anna. | father of Harry, Mrs. Francis Yokey 1 and Mrs. Dorothy Karebeli. brother of j Walter Kur.kle, Mrs. Olive Kellemeyer and Mrs. Emma Krise. passed away at j his home on old Hickory-rd. just off 1 29th R. R. 1 Acton. Monday. March 16. Friends may call at the home after 8 p. m. this evening. Funeral from the New Bethei Baptist Church. Thursday. 2 p. rn. Burial New Bethel Cemetery. W. T. BLASENGYM SERVICE. LAUCK—Caroline, age 76 years, Sunday. 11:30 a. m.. beloved wife of John Lauck Sr., mother of John Jr., Charles. Frank. Albert and Celia Lauck and Mrs. August G Mueller. Funeral at the LAUCK FUNERAL HOME. 1458 S. Meridian-st. 8 30 a. m.: Sacred Heart Church. 9 a m. Burial St. Joseph's Cemetery Deceased was member of Christian Mothers and Altar Society. McGEE-j-Craig A., age 75. beloved husband of Lillian and father of Robert Hobart. Geraldine, Dorothv and Clav McGee and brother of Bit tv Munden, Jennie McGee and Jewell Williams, passed away at the residence. 924 W. 32d-st. Monday morning. Funeral at the Holy Angels Church, j Friday. 9 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends mav ca'l at SHIRLEY BROS.’ CENTRAL CKAPHI. 946 N. Illinois, after 1 p. m. Tuesday, and at the residence after 10 a. m. Wednesday. SANDERS—Mary Emily, age 79. beloved mother of Mrs. Viola Lange and Mrs. j J. R Cain of Indianapolis and John Sanders of Los Angeles, passed awav I Sunday evening at the residence. 35 N. Walcott. Funeral from the Nazare.oe Church. State-av and Washington-st., Wednesday. 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends mav call at the residence from spm Monday until noon Wednesdav and at the church, f between 1 and 2. SHIRLEY SERVICE. SCHNELL—Mary L.. age 70 years, beloved wife of Marcus Schnell, passed away Sunday night at residence, 969 N. Persh-ing-av. Fmneral services Wednesday 2 p m. at CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 1934 W. Mlchlgan-st. Friends Invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends mav call at residence until noon Wednesday. SEMMLER—WiIIiam, husband of Blanche Thompson Semmler. father of Mrs. Russell Miller, grandfather of Patricia Louise and W'illiam Orval Miller and brother of George and Lena Semmler. passed awav Sunday afternoon Services at the FLANNER Ac BUCHANAN MORTUARY W’ednesdav. 10:30 a m. Frlenda invited Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary.

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3 Deaths—Funerals Indianapolis lime*. Tue*., Marrh 17. 19311. SULLIVAN-Mrs Marv belovedYtsterof Rose Barrett and Thomas McCarthy, aunt of Mrs. Karl Stimpson and Mrs. Bernard Zimmer, died at her home. 1521 . Friends may call *1 the KIRBY MORTUARY 1901 N Me-ridian-st Funeral Wednesday g3O at the mortuary. 9 a m st. Francis Do ferv* Yrercs . Bui / Ai Ho!y Cro WEST-Edward A., age 56 residing at 1901 Lawadale-av. beloved husband of Lulu and father of Ear! West, passed awav in Tampa. Fla.. March 13. Service* at the Setvnth Christian Church Thursday. 2 30 p m Friends invited Frienda Tuesd C *H 41 k° me after 6p. m. WIEBKE— Henrv F of 1522 Mon'calm-vt. age 72 years passed away a- the Methodist Hospita! Mondav March 16 Ho is survived bv three broth rs. Char’.e* and Edward of Indiananolis and Frd Wiebke and Fred S;edfeld >h.ilf-brotheri. both of Pocatello. Idaho. Services a tha BERT S C.ADD FUNERAL HOME. Churchman and Prospect-s f Thursday, March 19. 2 p m Friends invited interment Concordia C-.-meterr. Frienda may call at the funeral home after • p. m. Tuesday. 2 Cards of Thanks SF’ILLMAN —We wish to express our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to our friends, neighbors and relatives for their sympathy, kindness and beautiful floral offerings extended at the death of our beloved husband, father and son.: RAY SFILLMAN. Especially do we thank the Rev. Hinnman and Rev. Rsv. the singer. Mr. Heflin; the Print Craft Club and the employes of the Kahn Tailoring Cos. and J C. Wilson Ac Cos., funeral directors. Signed. WIF’E. MOTHER AND SISTBRS. 5 Funeral Directors WM. D. BEANBLOSSOM ' 1 1321-23 W RAY-ST. BE-15M J. J. BLACKWELL AND SONS FUNERAL HOME 926 N. Capltol-Av. Phone U-7119 PERSONAL SERVICE W. T. BLASENGYM MAIN OFFICE 2226 SHELBY-ST. DR-2570 CONKLE FUNERAL HOM E T ! 1934 W. MICH -ST. BE-1954 PAUL E. DORSEY I 3925 E. NEW YORK-ST. IR-11TJ FINN BROS." ' Funeral Homs ! 1639_N_Merldian-st. TA-1R39 !' FLANNER &BUCHANAN ~ 25 W. Fall Creek Drive i TA-4400 BERTS. GADD 2130 Prospect-st. DR-5307 ” GRINSTEINER'S 522 E. Market 1 G. H. HERRMANN : 1505 8. EAST-ST. DR-4477 HISEY & TITUS" 951 N. Delaware LI-3828 LAUCK FUNERAL HOME "" 1458 S. Meridian. DR-2140; DR-3210 “Where ’oetter funerals cost leas” GEORGE McCARTY ' FORTVILLE INDIANA MOORE & KIRK 2530 Statlon-st. CH-1806-7 TA-6056—* " ROYSTER & ASK IN 1902 N. Meridian-st. TA-0299 2501 E. 10th—2522 W. Wash. SHIRLEY BROS. CO ' 946 N. nilnois-st. LI-5409 " GEO. W. USHER „„ FUNERAL HOMES 2614 W. WASH.-ST. BE-0149 1719 N. CAPITOL-AV. TA-1719 J. C. WILSON DR-0321. 1230 Prospect-st. DR-0323 9 Lost and Found LOST—White pet cat. gray markings, head.’ RI-4i29 taU ‘ Name "Nellie." Reward. POLICE DOG —Double clawed. Call Grand Hotel. RI-9210. 10 Notices HELP others help f’hemVeive-v SALVATION ARMY. 24 S. Capitol. RI-9275. Major _ Murphy. Steam oil Croquignoie permanents foCTli Roberts Beauty Shop. 528 Massachusetts. LI-0682. Buv bv the word and sava. ‘ Times Wane Ads—low as lVbc. call Rl-ler. .5551. 11 Personals HHEUMATISMg Neuritis or Muscular Lumbago are quickly relieved with |f Keene’s Wintergreen Tablets = Absolute money-back guarantee. = See your druggist or write direct || THE KEENE DRUG CO.. INDPLS. XL-, International I DP | Beauty School. FREE hair cut, ■ * ,v -r Ishampoo. wave. 342 E Wash. CE U T R AL —* GIVES HAIR DYE for small material charga ON AND AFTER this date I will no* ba responsible for anv debts contracted by any one other than myself. LEONARD _ HARNSBERGER. BUSY PEOPLE—Quick photo service, BxtU SI. PLATT'S STUDIO, 703 Roosevelfl _B!dg. HAIRCUT, shampoo, wave, ali 3 for t9Q?I Men barbers. Permanents Sl-S5 BEAUTY MART. 16 VV. Market. LI-0527. GUARANTEED copies from any plctural PLATT STUDIOS. 703 Roosevelt Bldg. BLEACHES-hennas 50c; hair dyeing $1.49! Beauty Mart. 16 W. Market. No ap. nec. MUSICIANS and entertainers of~aljf~kind* furnished at one hour's notice. DR--6443-R MR. JOHNSON. 13 Business Services | ALTERATION SPECIALISTS^* : ALTERATION ladies', men's garmentaT ; Cleaning, pressing, relining, repairing. Reasonable. MEYER O. JACOBS. 213 E L 16th. TA-6667. AUTO PAINTING "* AUTO repairing, repainting ’welding, f. N. BATEAtAN Sc SON. 427 E. Ohio trean. i RI-8187 AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE * j PADGETT SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION | --3445 W. Washington, 760 Virginia, j BE-5046. Guaranteed work. BASEMENTS REBUILT BASEMENTS ’ BUILT and made drv! UNIVERSAL WATERPROFING CO. CH- | 6397. 4330 E. 16th-st. BEDDING REPAIR PILLOWS, comforts, mattresses soid renovated and made like new. E. P, j BURKLE. 431 Mass.-av. RI-6695. BOWLING ALLEYS ** HOTEL ANTLERS ALLEYS LORENZ WEISMAN. Prop, and Mgr.. 950 N Meridian. LI-2351 COAL—CINDERS COAL—Brazil block, deep vein. *5; cTnl ders, crushed stones for driveways. DRCOAL HAULING T BRA ZIL BLOCK—DIRECT FROM TOT MINE. BE-4688. CH-7377. CONTRACTING ““ GENERAL" ~ CONTRACTING remodeUnt repairing, chimnevs. brick cement wor*. stuccoing: estimates. W. S LEWIS, | CH-1296. REROOF, repair, remodel, screens a rpecialty. Fee estimates. Work guaraai teed. SIENER, DR-3559 CONTRACT ELECTRICIANS MOTOR, armature, repairing. rewindinST light and power wiring: dav. night service. MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC. RII * 5135 J 934 Mass. DODGE I WEISSMAN MOTORS 7 2210 E. Wash. Phones—Dav CH-5828: ntte. DR-5117 FAMOUS FOOD STEGEMEIER GRILLr-^FAM6us"~FOP. FOOD SINCE 1892. 114 N. PENNSYDi _VANIA. FLOOR REFINISHING ~ HARDWOOD floors, stairways re finished: 25 years' experience; work guaranteed. j FR ANTZ RE B DR-1593 ! HARDWOOD FLOORS LAID. OLD FLOORS REFINISHED ESTIMATES FREE. LI--3119. GENERAL BUILDING SCREENS Built-in cabinet; stairway*; general contracting: excellent workmanshio GEORGE GEDDE3, CH-2255 GOOD FOOD AFTER trving the ''rest”—Try the "best? 1 LEROY DONNELLY S CAFE j 145 N Delaware Good Food More Classified on Next Page j