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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

PEARSON RESCUES SKIDDING YANKEES

One-Hit Game | Against Sox

Youths on Champ Rifle

In Spotlight

Puts Champs Back in the

First Division; Pirates Increase Lead.

"By GEORGE KIRKSEY United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, May 11.— The New York Yankees’ retreat was at an end today and the man who stopped the panicky flight came close to the hall of fame.

Monte Marcellus Pearson, 28-year-old right-handed pitcher, in breaking the Yanks’ four-game losing streak—longest since 1935—narrowly missed a no-hit, no-run game. He allowed one single. Larry Rosenthal, "White Sox outfielder, was the second man up in the first inning and he singled to right. After that the White Sox got only two men on bases, both on passes, and one of them was nullified by a double play. In one stretch Pearson set down 16 men in order. He fanned four men. Pearson - was the Yanks’ second-

best pitcher last year, winning .

games, but this season he promises to be their No. 1 moundsman. He has won his first three games. The Yankees’ 7-0 victory enabled the world champions to move back into the first division, tying with Detroit for third place. Joe Dimaggio hit two homers and Selkirk one. Pittsburgh increased its National League lead to two and one-haif games by a 4-1 victory over the Boston Bees. Bill Swift held the Bees to eight scattered hits. The Pirates won the game in the first inning, scoring three runs off Lou Fette. Jurges Out of Action Clyde Shoun, rookie southpaw, halted the Cubs’ three-game losing streak by pitching Chicago to a 4-3 victory over the New York Giants. He kept the Giants’ nine hits scattered and struck out four. Another Cub plaver joined the casualty list when Shortstop Jurges came up with a “stiff wrist, making six Chicago regulars out of the game. Hal Schumacher lost his third straight start. Van Mungo set the Cardinals gown with four hits as Brooklyn beat St. Louis, 8-2. He fanned six and walked three, scoring his fourth victory. The Cardinal defense again fell apart, with Gutteridge, Bordagaray, Brown and Ogrodowski making errors.

The Phillies pounded out a 10-3 |

victory over Cincinnati while Bucky Walters held the Reds to four hits. Whithey hit a homer and Browne,

Johnny Moore and Hershel Martin |,

hit doubles. : A's Continue Streak The Philadelphia Athletics kept up their torrid pace by winning from Detroit, 9-5. Luther Thomas went the route for the A’s, allowing only eight hits. The A’s knocked out Tommy Bridges, and continued their attack on Clyde Hatter. Chubby Dean drove in four runs with three singles. Cleveland beat the Boston Red Sox, 6-5, in 11 innings and remained tied with the A’s for the lead. Manager Cronin’s wild throw let Cleveland score the winning run. The ians made 17 hits off five Red Sox pitchers. The St. Louis Browns won from Washington, 6-3, behind the fivehit pitching of Rookie Julio Bon- - etti, who blanked the Senators until the ninth. Beau Bell made three of the Browns’ nine hits.

Yesterday's Heroes—Rip Collins, Chicago first baseman, .who hit a homer with Frey on base to give the Cubs a 4-3 victory over the Giants, and Monte Pearson, Yankee pitcher, who blanked the White Sox, 7-0, holding them toon one hit.

Wabash Nine

Beats DePauw

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er, who rammed out three singles, Purdue blanked Louisiana Tech, 11 10 0, yesterday in the opening of a two-game series. Lefty Martin and Glenn Dow veteran Purdue moundsmen, held the Southerners to five hits, while their teammates were chalking up nine. six innings and Martin one in three innings. Score:

Louisiana Tech we Purdue ..

Hickman, Jeffcoat and Hewett; Martin and Malaska.

Indiana Central

Downs Butler

Keene, Greyhound pitcher, held * Butler to six hits as Indiana Central defeated the Bulldogs, 10 to 5, yesterday at the University Heights diamond. : Brown led the Greyhounds’ 14-hit attack with a triple and two singles. Score:

Butler Central Blackaby, Laymon and Wilson: and Clayton. Butler will clash with DePauw at

Greencastle tomorrow in the first of a home and home series. The. second contest will be played on the Fairview diamond, May 18.

‘Walker Hits Triple With Bases Loaded

Walker's triple with the bases full in the sixth inning featured the 12-to-17 victory scored by the Indianapolis A's over the St. Louis Stars in a Negro American League game at Perry Stadium yesterday. It was a free-hitting contest, the locals collecting 11 blows and the visitors 14. Hughes pitched for the A's and Reed for the Stars. The St. Louis team won two out of three in

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TECH MEET FRIDAY __ A total of 198 high school athletes from 14 schools in Marion, Hendricks, Hancock and Johnson Counties will compete in a sectional tra~k and. field meet Friday at the Te. ical High School Athigtie Field. J

Downey allowed four hits in.

J. Henry Amt

Mr. from a field of 110 competitors.

| championship team.

100 individual medals and trophies.

Team

Arthur R. Twente

CULVER, Ind., May 11.—J. Henry Amt, 824 E. Raymond St., and Arthur R. Twente, 1818 Orleans St., undefeated varsity rifle team at Culver Military Academy. The team just has been declared winner of the National Military Schools championship for the 10th consecutive year. Amt recently won first place in the Hearst Trophy matches He was one of five men on the National

Indianapolis, are members of the

During the season the cadet team won all of its twenty-eight mail and shoulder-to-shoulder matches, the Ohio Junior Championship, the Hearst Trophy, the Fifth Corps Area Intercollegiate title, the National Military Schools ‘championship, the Midwest Prep title and more than

Capt. H. A. Cbenauf, faculty member and one of the country’s leading marksmen, is coach of the team.

Amateur Baseball

The Big Four Junior Legion team | will practice tomorrow at 4 p. m. on Diamond 3. All players and | tryouts must be present.

Forest Park defeated Lebanon Merchants, 3 to 0, at Lebanon Sunday. Faulstick, 17-year-old pitcher, yielded four hits. A road game for May 23 is desired. Write Estil Hiatt, Cicero.

The Hoosier A. C. Negro nine dropped an 11l-inning battle to Noblesville, 5-4 Sunday. For games June 20 and June 27 write Ray Highbaugh, 2451 Wheeler St., or call Ch. 1592-R.

The Shelbyville Merchants lost at Batesville Sunday, 6-0, in the open- | ing game. Shelbyville wants a game for next Sunday at home. Write Martin Luther, recreation division, Shelbyville.

The Norton Beer team defeated the Ye Tavern Brews, 5 to 1, Saturday. Batteries: Shfer and Bova; Hager and Beasley.

The Indianapolis Athletics are to practice at. 49th St. and Arsenal Ave. tomorrow afternoon at 4 o’clock.

The Bennett Coal Co. team will play the Wades’ Tigers nine at Garfield 1 Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.

The Chrysler team of Newcastle wants to book games away on May 30 and 31. Write J. W. Lonabaugh, Chrysler Corp.

The Salvage Equipment. Co. and West Side Merchants battled to a 3-3 tie for eight innings Sunday until rain halted the game. Another game will be #played between the two teams in two weeks.

The “Secos” would like to hear from any team desiring a game Sunday morning at Riverside. Call Li. 1831 during the day. Greenwood take notice.

The Glenn's Valley team defeated the Studebaker nine, 6-3. V. Daugherty allowed the Studebakers three hits. The Valley team will

Valley diamond.

Capital City League game. Greenwood fanned 15 and yielded six scattered - hits. Next Sunday the Wincels meet Ideal Furnace.

The Bowers Envelope team will

afternoon at 4 o'clock. Paul Unnewehr take notice.

The Plainfield All Stars defeated the Bridgeport Blues Sunday, 6-5. For games with. Plainfield write Red Longmire, Plainfield, Ind.

The Seven Ups were. rained out at Beech Grove Sunday. They will meet Summitville there this Sunday. = State teams desiring games write Bill Rider, 921 E. 19th St.

Ideal ‘Furnaces are to practice tomorrow at 4:30 on Riverside No. 9. All players report.

West Side Merchants nine has an open date Sunday. Managers are

meet Ben Davis this Sund i ay asthe | Goodman, Reds

practice at Riverside 3 tomorrow | | Walker, Tigers

The Wincel A. C. nine defeated | the Indianapolis Athletics, 8-2, in a | Bartell, Giants .........

requested to contact O. L. Macy, 1179 N. Tibbs Ave.

Ray Agan, manager of Aerie No. 211, Fraternal Order of Eagles ball team, tday urged last year’s players and candidates for this year’s team to report to the Aerie Temple, 43 W. Vermont St., Sunday at 10 a. m. Agan promised that with the talent developed last year plus the new material expected to turn out, the F. O. Es would be able to put a strong 1937 team in the field. Cooperation of the Aerie was pledged Agan at the regular meeting last night.

The Indianapolis Cardinals want a game on the road this Saturday. Address Gail Ewing, 138 S. Oriental St.

Johnson-Levy Grab Derby Lead

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A jam in which the entire pack of boys fell, causing injuries to two, featured last night's competition in the roller derby at the State Fair Grounds Coliseum. Fetter and Anderson, though hurt, were able to continue. The Johnson-Levy team was at the top after 1953 miles of competition. The standings: Pos. Teams Johnson-Levy Runne-Ferson King-Aronson Cummings-Cummings Scholl-Whitney Roop-Atkinson Gade-Roskopf Milane-Milane Hardendorf-Fetter

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3-Day Stand At St. Paul

Locals Downhearted Despite Halting Losing Streak in Millers’ Finale.

Times Special ST. PAUL, May 11.—With the new race less than a month old, the Indianapolis Indians, in seventh place, are eight games behind the league-leading Milwaukee Brewers. The Redskins lost six in a row pefore checking the toboggan slide in Minneapolis yesterday and the crestfallen Tribesters moved into St. Paul today to open. a 3-game series with the Apostles at Lexington Park. The Saints are another disappointed outfit and are in the eight hole, less than one-half game back of the Hoosiers. Gabby Street's pastimers were heralded as powerful contenders for the pennant before the campaign got under way, but like the Indians, they seem to lack balance and consistency. The Apostles finished second last year, and the Indians fourth, and in the post-season playoff between the clubs Indianapolis won four out of five : Wade Killefer’'s Redskins will leave for home Thursday night, travel on Friday and open the night

Saturday against Milwaukee.

Logan Finally Checks Millers

Times Special MINNEAPOLIS, May 11.—Striking out seven, three in one inning, Lefty Bob- Logan of the Indians subdued the Mauling Millers in the series finale at Nicollet Park yesterday and the Indians salvaged one game out of three, 2 to 1. The battle went into the ninth stanza with the score deadlocked, 1 and 1, when Danny Taylor blasted a home run over the left field fence as first up in the last round. It was the game-winning punch and the Millers were turned back .in one, two, three order in their half. John Peéacock, the Millers’ catcher, touched Logan for a roundtripper in the third inning and from then on in the Millers were blanked. Bean Also in Form Hits were eight apiece and it was a mound struggle seldom seen in the bandbox park. Belve Bean, right-hander went the round for the home nine and held Logan to even terms until the ninth. Shanty Hogan’s first hit as an Indian led off the Tribe fifth, but George Archie grounded into a double play, one of three executed by the Millers. Parker singled and Logan was safe on Kress’ fumble. Oscar Eckhardt connected for his second hit of the day and it scored Parker with the important tieing marker. Logan pitched out of a hole in | the Millers’ fifth when, with runners on second and third and one ! out, he fanned Bean and forced Spence to tap out to the infield. Peacock’s homer was registered in the third as first up. It was this in- | ning in which Logan fanned three in a row, Bean, Spence and Cooke.

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Runs batted in—Peacock, Eckhart, D. Taylor. Home runs—Peacock, D. Taylor. Double plays—Pfleger to Kress to H. lor 12); Kress to Pfleger to H. Ta lor; £2 hardt to Hogan to Fausett an Parker to Archie. Left on bases— A apolis. 5; ., Indianapolis 6. Base on balls— Off Bea trikeouts—By _ Bean, 2; Logan 7 Umpires—Johnson, Grieve and Thompson. Time—1:25.

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Games Today

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Indianapolis at St. Paul Louisville -at Minneapolis. Columbus at Milwaukee. Toledo at Kansas City.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York at Chicago. Philadeiphia at Detroit. Washington at St. Louis. Boston at Cleveland.

NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicako at New York. Louis at Brooklyn. Biitahanan at Boston Cincinnati at Philadelphia. -

year ago.

Pittsburgh

Faces Ali

The. mustachioed Ali Baba, 205, colorful Turkish grappling ace and a former claimant to the world’s heavyweight crown, will face Schinichi (Killer) Shikuma (above) and his highly touted ‘sleeper” hold, to top the Armory mat bill of three bouts tonight. Shikuma, Japanese matman, twice has engaged Everett Marshall in close bouts at the Armory, losing the first on a disqualification and holding the Coloradan to one fall in the second. Ali Baba was rated title holder in many quarters after beating Dick Shikat about a He then dropped a onefall tussle to Marshall. The Baba-Shikuma struggle is for two falls out of three with a 90minute time limit and is figured as an action-producer. Chris Zaharias, 224, faces the popular Walter Podolack, young Polish heavy, in an hour time limit bout, while Dorve (Iron Man) Roche, 220, meets Steve Nanoff, 221, a Bulgarian, in the other match.

Calendar

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Pitsburgh St, Louis N. York Chicago. .

Yesterday's Results

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

210 131 003—11 17 Milwaukee 430 324 00x—=16 18

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Lanier, Potter: and Chervinko:

Moncrief and Breese

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Bass, Marrow, Signer and Berres; Johnson, Wilshere, Gliatto and Fenner.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

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Swift and Todd; Fette and Lopez,

St. Louis 100 000 010— 2 4 Brooklyn 202 110 02x— 8 8 © Harrell, Ryba and Ogrodowski; Mungo and Spencer.

CHICaED iivvinvinns 100 030 000— 4 11 2 New 000 001 101— 3 9 4 Shoun and O'Dea; Schumacher, Smith and Mancuso. ;

Cincinnati 001 000 002— 3 4 1 Philadelphia 200 215 00x—10 11 5 Grissom, Schott, Vander Meer, L. Moore and - Lombardi, V. Davis; Walter and At-

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craiieia 000 000 VO3— 3 5 4 230 000 10x— 6 9 0 Cascarella Linke and Millies; Bonetti and Huffman.

Washington St. Louis

041 300 001— 9 9 1 003 000 002— 5 3 1 i) and Hayes; Bridges, Hatter, Sorrell, Mclaughlin and Cochrane. .

000 023 011— 7 10 © 000 000 000— 0 "1 2 Pearson and Dickey, Jorgens; Lyons, Chelini and Sewell. .

Joe Thorne

‘500’ Chance

Owes It All to ‘Crafty’ Great“Grandfather, Rich _ Youth Says.

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racing notables to pick out at the track. : They wouldn't let Joe drive last year at the Indianapolis track because of lack of experience. For several years, he said, his outboard motorboat racing and his auto racing overlapped. He finally had to give up the boats. He still holds records in classes A, B, C, D, in outboards. At one time he won the title of Wew England champion. Of the coming race he said: “Other races come and go but the Indianapolis race is still the one all the boys wait for. The reason for this is that the champion of the local track still carries more prestige than any other winner.” Joe expects his wife here Saturday to watch him qualify. After completing his driving test Charles Merz, track steward, told Joe “Now you can drive as fast as you want to Joc.” Joe replied, “No Charley, not as fast as I want to, but only as fast aslcan.”.

Softball

Following is the schedule for this week's games in the Em-Roe softball leagues: Today

In diana State Employment vs. Ramblers at Rhodius No. Electronic ih VS. at Brookside No. 1. Grain Dealers vs. Hoosler A. C. at Willard No. 1. Cliff Meier ool Co. at Willard No. 2.

Apprentice Printlers

vs. Crescent Paper

Tomorrow Hojcomd & foie vs. Acme-Evans at Willard No. Rockw 5 vs. ' Indianapolis Machine Supply at Ellenberger No. nos Giants vs. De Golyer at Christian

o Triangle Lodge vs. A. C. W. of A. at

Riverside No. tary, Eastern American Can vs. Indiana State High-

way at Willard No. 1. C. Atkins vs. George J. Mayer at Christian No. 2. Indianapolis Power & Light vs. Indianapolis Glove at Brookside No. 1. Factory, Western i basel vs. Bardach & Gran at Riverside No. Patterson Shade vs. Gibson Co. at Riverside No. 3. Van Camp Hardware vs. Hecker Products at Rhodius No. 1. Chevrolet Commercial Bros. at Garfield No. 1. Thursday Meusing Merrick vs. Mooney, Mueller & Ward at Spades No. 1. Mayer vs. Burnett Grocery at Willard No. 1,

Rhodius Men’s Club vs. Club Willard No. 2. 4-8!

C. P. Lesh vs. Brookvide S t Sh Rhodius No. 1. Woe! Shop 9

St. Anthony's. K. of C. softball team lost to a strong St. Roch’s thony’s players are asked to report team, 4 to 0, Sunday. All St. Anfor a regular league game Sunday at 9:30 a. m.,, Coleman Park.

Body vs. Dean

Boys’

International team defeated the Triangle Lodge Juniors, 12 to 9, in the Rhodius! WPA League last night.

With Zappa leading the attack | and LaBar holding the V. Bs to

wen, 20-0. Saturday and the following are asked to see Zappa: J. Borman, J. LaBar, K. Ryon, J. Ridenire, C. Van, Pel, R. Kattau, Koffey, Snider, Max Cherry.

Teams in the 17-18-year class wishing to enter a softball league get in touch with H. E. Wincel, 1929 S. Meridian St.

The Indiana Ave. Markets defeated Holcombe & Hoke, 3-2, in an overtime game and the Greenwoods by the same score in Sunday’s double header. For local or out of town games call Ri. 5917 or write Richard Kiovsky, 941 Indiana Ave.

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® - Deaths—Funerais e | Indianapolis Times, Monday, May 10, 1937

GATES—Everett F., beloved husband of Gertrude Gates father of Avis and Minard Gates, rs. Alta McAtee, Mrs. Frieda Daum, brother of Clark and Ernest Gates of Indianapolis; Mrs. Effie Burns iS Cleveland, passed away Sun -iends may call LITTLE & SONS EUNERAL HOME, {ais N. Mesidian. FPuneral services 'Wed., 10 a. m., at. Holy Cross Church. Burial Holy Cross.

ARDNER—Nancy Belle, mother of Lafe, a ARDNE George and Jack Gardner and _ Alice Whitehead, passed away at a» of the grandson, Samuel H. 1324 Naomi St., Sunday, 1: s may call at the home of Der son, George Gardner, 1833 Lockwood St., any time. Funeral Wednesday, 10:30 a.m. Ye Bethany Christian Church, Quill and Minnesota Sts. Priends invited. Burial New Crown. [Linton (Ind.) papers please

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HARRI1S—Aadie E., years, mother of Violet C. i Kenneth L. Harris, passed way Monday evening. Funeral Thursday, 2 p. m. at the home of son, Kenneth, 1318 Charles 5 invited. Burial Crown Hill. G. H. HERR MANN SERVICE

HARSIN—Alice Marie, age 38 years, wife of Charles lisrsin, Sify sway Sund day evenin unera ednesday, at the CONKLE FUNERAL Yiome 1934 Michigan St Burial Floral Park. Wien invite

KAHN-—Ida S., widow of Nathan A. Kahn, mother of Roger A. Kahn, daughter of Harry Silberberg and sister of Mrs. Samuel Messin and Arthur ilberberg, Monday noon. Services at & BUCHABAN MORTUARY, Wednesday, 1 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Indianapolis Hebrew Cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary.

LAKIN—Kenneth Irvin, son of Otto and Marjorie Lakin, brother of Charles, Robert, Betty and Donald. grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lakin and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Merrick, passed away Sunday. Private funeral services (due to contagious disease), Wednesday. 2r m., from residence, 5106 Chelsea Roa Inei Hill. TOLIN FUNERAL

MYPES— Margaras June McKeand, mother of Karl C., Raymond A. W. Louis, Wilbur ‘J. Myers and grandmother of Mrs. Frank E. Irish and Dorothy Myers, passed away Monday a. m. at the residence, 247 'S. Audubon Rd. Servicgs at FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Wednesday, 3:30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.

NOWAK--Hedwig M.. beloved mother of Mrs. Otto Hechinger, Mrs. Hattie Giltner, Herman and Paul Nowak, passed away at the home in Bridgeport, Ind.. Mondar. May 10. Friends may call at the T. BLASENGYM FUNERAL HOME, ‘2228 Shelby St. any time. Funeral at St. Catherine's Church Wednesday, 9 a. m.

Burial Crown Hill. PEDPRSEN FI, Sunday, 11

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Williams. Funeral from late home, 348 N. Summit, Yednesda¥. . m., Holy Cross Church, 9 a. oo Joseph Cemetery. LAUCK

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SPaulL DING-—William E.. beloved husband of Luella ID. and father .of Mrs. Madge Berry and Edward G. Spaulding, passed away Sunday evening at the residence. 1724 Roosevelt Ave. Services at. the FLANNER '& BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Wednesday. 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Seamorial Park.

TOPP—Emilia C., beloved wife of Alphonso A. Topp and mother of Alphonso A. Topp Jr., sister of Mrs. Selma Carlquist, allas, Tex. and Mrs. Ida Carlson of Sweden, peed this life Mony. age 53 years. Funeral Thur ay. Mav 13. at the MOORE & KIRK NERAL HOME, 2530 Station St.. 10 a. m. Burial Crown Hill. . Friends invited.

TRIMBLE—J. H.. beloved husband of Cora T.. passed away Monday morning. Services at the residence, 4343 N. Meridian St.. Wednesday, 2:30 p. m. Friends may call at the residence Tuesday afternoon and evening,

FAUGHT- +TaTriet N.. age 69. passed away Monday, May 10. at her late residence, 2335 Ss) Garfield Dive. Funeral services Wednesday, Mav 12, at the MEYER & ABDON Northside Funeral Home, 1807 N. Illinois St.. at 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call any time.

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k, toy Pomeranian dog. Call ALENTINE, Colonial Hotel,

from any pieture.

reward. LOST—Fox female; black white; to ‘‘Dizzy ward. 402 E. “37th. WA-4379.

LOST — Small purse containing $45 at he Monday. Reward. 1524 Lambert

“and Re-

black Dean.”

LOST _Registe ed letter. UNION GUARAN TRUST CO. Reward. LI-3113. Tan Gruen Rost watch, white

gold. LI-7726. Rewar PI BETA PHI sorority Maty Elizabeth Warren, HA-4800-M.

pin... 115

Engraved E. 28th.

Business Services 10

Advenions Spovishiles)

FERGUSON MF BdVer! sigs - cialties. 322 i Seosie RI-5767.

(Autos and Trucks Rented) RENT a truck} move vour on . DRIVE YOURS oF 0° Bat 30 Ky Ave RI-1188 (Auto Glass) specializing in safet . WILLIA H Yo Flas

IUMBERT, 322 Day. LI-0914: night: RI-

spe-

AUTO glass, 24-hr. servic Din ware.

oe glass insta lied, _ $2 up. LANG AUTO __ GLASS CO. H-0115 2325 E Wash.

(Auto Repaning

BILL NELSON| GARAGE. 1536 N. SherAuto repaired. Fords

‘SERVICE. Complete mo= tor analyses specializing generators, care __buretors. 1109 Udell. TA-2050.

(Associat on, Societies, etc.)

INDIANA State| Teachers’ Association, 117 W. Washington St.. Chas. O. Williams, _ manager. editor. LI-1361.

(Auto Dealers)

CARSON WM.| 1750 Virginia Ave. D New i uged car dealer.

232. tlac 6 and 8 (Beauty Shops)

WORLEY, Sabra neg. permanent waves, $2.50 and up. (1130 N. Rural. CH-668T7.

( Brushes, Waxes, Polish) *

‘FULLER BRUSH CO.—Waxes, _ polish, brushes. 911 Hume Mansur bldg. RI-9144,

(Cleaning—Pressing—Tailoring)

ALTERATIONS + Lady's. men's cleaning. pressing, relining, feasongple MEYER O

RPone

tn —

garments; repairing; JACOBS. 212

(Crosley Shelvador Refrig. Serv.)

we SPECIALIZE in service on the ‘Shelador. You will find it to your advanPe to place your ope in the hands of those who ¢an repair your Shelvador unit ind not Speniment with it. PAUL _ KERR, 2440 | Washington. CH-3036.

(Cinders—Crushed Stone)

RI-2282. Cin ers oa Sas Stone. (Commis sion Merchants BISESI. PAUL. p19- 21 S. New Jersey __Wholesale citr fruits. LI-9551. (Chicken Dinners) FRIED 'CHICKE

bread, butter LUNCH. ] LI- aie.

“tomatoes,

french fries, Delivery. CAL'S

25¢.

(Extermin tors—Fumigators)

GUARANTEED. ed bug worries over

Fin 10 hours. POEHLER _ T192.

INC. LI-

"(Eastside Packard Service)

TAYLOR'S GARAGE—We servicing Pack Ie cars. C 323. -CH-0684

(Filling Stations) STOP Barney Sree s White Rose Serv=

ice Stati 16th and Kessler |Blvd, BE-4323.

(Floor Refinishing, Floor Sanders) RENT floor sanders, materials, low Prices, FOURNACE HARDWARE CO LI-7246 Golf Driving Range LESSONS—LOU FEENEY. LI-0773 | 16th & Stadium Dr. (General Contracting) S. V. WEAVER. ai CHITECT—Builder job work. 1721 Ludlow Ave. CH- ae

GENERAL CONTRACTING. block laying; __bointing: all work guaranteed. LI-9378.

(Home

specialize B. 10th.

3823

—

GOLF

Laundry)

LAUNDRY —0c finished; dried in sunshine; _ call, deliver. CHI554§- 8 2760 Sangster.

(Ice and Coal)

MUTUAL COAL-ICE CO.—Summer prices, We deliver. 577 [Vinton. DR-1660.

(Hemstitching, F Burial Dresses)

JOSIE HALL—Hemstitching. picoting bis rial dresses on order. 3325 Ruckle St. _ TA-6076. _

- (Landscaping)

CALL RI- pre ~~ BRUCRE cleaning, prunin flower _ planting.

{Mattress Repairing)

yard and garden

for

1321-23 W. RAY ST. BE-1588

WALTER I. BLASENGYM FUNERAL HOME

2226 SHELBY 81 DR-2570 CONKLE FUNERAL HOML BE-1934

FINN BROS.

Funeral Home 1639 N Meridian St

BERT S. GADD 2130 Prospect St OR-5307 GRINSTEINER’S 522 E. Market St. RI-5374 PERSONAL SERVICE

G. H. HERRMANN

1505 8. EAST S1 DR-4471 HISEY & TITUS 951 N. Delaware .LI- 3828

MOORE & KIRK [R-1159 CH-1806-17 rA-6056-8 SHIRLEY BROS. CO. [llinots St J. C. WILSON DR-0321 1230 Prospect St DR-0322

COLORED FUNERAL DIRECTORS

TA-1835

946 N 11-5409

~ WM. D. BEANBLOSSOM

PILLOWS, COMFORTS, MATTRESSES Sold renovated and ade like. new. BE BURKLE. 431 Mass Ave RI 5 FEATHER, down and wool comforts, 350s, renovated and made to order.

ils Ee

(Painting, Brush, Spray- ST

GET our prices on| painting and henge all work guaranteed. DR-5954. .

efe BES,

STUCCO _ houses wa painted: cash. ter

(Paperhangi

PAPERHANGING—C date wall paper; after 4:30. J (Paperhanging—Cleaning)

V. H. MOHLER. xpert paperhan Behe shown by appointment. sug:

er-proofed and spray ms or trade IR-47386,

ng—Cleaning)

pmplete line of .u experienced. DR

PAPER CLEANING. (50c a room and u ShapLEY HOUSE [CLEANING SERVIC A NO 1 PAPERING, cleaning; “Fosio5EIe estimates. WILLI PERSONAL SERVIC “E. DR-2225, any |time. PAPER CLEANING, waxing; excelient TA-1790

RAP ERiIANCE ING ng

out _ Prompt service. LI4{0

wal) service.

floor

“washing, O’'DONALD.

cleaning, house nainte

yay ork guaranteed. PAPER CLEANING — a room; imme= diate service. (White.) 14 years’ exe LANNAN| BE-4728.

_ perience.

PAPER CLEANING. [15¢ room and. up; _ high-class work. MR. HYATT. TA-0893. PAPER HANGING—1937 SAMPLES: ESTIREE: SATISFACTION AS

_ SURED. P. HE Printing . DR-7922 (Printing)

MERIT Shoes for the Family

Thrift Basement Shoe Markets Merchant, Bank 118 E. Wash. St. Bld 832-334 W Mer. and W

ash. MR TA Stores: 930 8. Meridian 1108 Shelby

Wash.

POISONED "KIDNEYS

Stop Getting Up Nights

To harmlessly flush poisons and acids from kidneys and correct irritation of bladder so that you can stop “getting up nights” get a 3b cent package of Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules and take as directed. Other symptoms of kidney and bladder weaknesses are irregular or painful elimination— backache—leg Srampe-puiy eyes. —Advertisement.

- BIG SPECIAL SALE

FOR MEN

SUITS

And TOPCOATS

~Hi- worth considerably more! SHLcless and ¥ wanted style and all sizes

| FARBANS 2

OUT-OF-PAWN

$2.50

Others at $8.75 up.

Here's

LOAN CO.

WASH, ST. ome

Courthouse

Rush Jobs Make Us Smile

Hendren Printing

Company, Inc. 470 CENTURY BLDG. R1-8533

Good Foods, Prompt Courteous Service Make Luncheon a Pleasure At Any of Haag’s Cut Price Drug Stores

AUTO LOANS

PY a 1 Ld edd] 20 Montks to Pay WOLF SUSSMAN. Inc. 239 W. WASH. ST.

Fn LLT 34 Yenrs Opposite Stutehoune.

LOANS

ON ANYTHING

Sacks Bros. LOAN COMPANY 306-308-310 Indiana n Ave.

LYI-2719.

C. M. C. Willis & Son

632 N Wes: Si St. —LI —L1-5651

FOR first-class service and real prices call : . BLASENGYM FUNERAL HOME. BE-2885. or DR-2570

Announcements

I WILL NOT be responsible for debts

contracted by anyone other than myself after y 11, 1927. JAMES MecLEASTER.

Personals

aE SUFFERERS Yes 50c box of Coco-Cones will 1g that long hoped for relief. They are safe. reliable, positive. All downlonn Hook Stores.

RUPTU Trusses fitted at EE nalts "Wa Sh

H. E. Frauer & & Co., 456 E ARE YOU SICK?

miserable most of the time? Have 4 lost, faith in drugs? Then come here out what I can do for you. If ine ond bring this ad at .once to my ofhee. I'll make examination free and give ou a free trial treatment. If I can help you I'll tell you so. If not, I'll tell you. o cost. No obligation. My method of chiropractic is different.

. BEBOUT

er 307 Rahn BWgs.

LIVER DISORDERS

Due to lack of Bile herbed, quickly. logical method of treatment is to stimulate the Bile flow RE Bilzin Tablets. Safe and dependable. Must completely satisfy or money back at Druggists. Don’t suffer. BILZIN TABLETS on this

as $1.00

SPECIAL

Comhingiion oy omplete nent Wave. BOW Bldg.

WEISSMAN MO'1OURS Dodge and Plymouth Dealer 2215 E. Washington St, Phone—Day CH-5328: Bight. CH-5243

ON and after May 10, 1937, I will not

ON and after May 10, 1937, I will not be Tesponaibi f bt. t ome e or self, 5 As: racted bY any

Ti : i

STONE PRESS—PRIN, ERS—_KEEPERS OF PROMISES, 137 . MARYLAND ST. LI-0 364. WHEN YOU NEED P BChanDs the PR ve.

RINTING- -Think of INTER 326 Virginia

jobs make u NG 685 Ce DeGOLYER. H. E.—* cial printing.” 107 208. RI-0624. ARROW PRINTING ( tation Bldg. LI-52

smile HENDREN iturv Blde RI-8533. Menus and commer S. Capitol Ave. No.

RUSH PR. 39- 451-57 Transpor=-

hers) ROBERTS. O. hilshers representa-

EE tive.. 518 State Lite Bid LI- $219. Ll (Poultry) BARNETT maT

212 8. State

* Ave. DR-7136— “Highest Quality Poul-

try.” ‘‘fresh ezgs (Plumbing, Furnace. Tinning)

JAMES A. WILSON. Choni service. Guars __anteed work. 847 w

7 W. 30th St. TA-0701._ (Refrigerators)

D. GARDNER: Crosley, 815 8.- Deias Hussman, Ligonier Re-

ware. DR-2611. _ frigerator counters |

(Radio Service)

KELLY RADIO SERVICE — —Repair uaranteed. Sets cleaned. A-3771 after 1. FREE calls to Setimate Tics on radio ree pairing LANE 10th CH-0218. EDDY RADIO Tee est. Quale ity work Reas. 725 [Ft Wavne LI-7278. (Rugs Cleaned, Made and Repaired)

Superior Ru~ Cleaners. 340 N Keystone, CH. 6880 Est. 15 vears. Promps Service—Insurance. RUGS cleaned. sized |$1.80: furniture, 2 pieces. $6.50: guaranteed JULIAN Rud / CLE. J TURK re= N.¥FLY

work tested, $3.30.

ANERS LI-9384 RUGS furn cleaning paired, cut down RUG CO 2428 ID oo RELIABLE rug cleane $175 3-pilece overst not a jack of al NO and furniture ¢ a a ony guaran RUG C

LEA (Rug Cle;

specialist. w

bound stde CH-2211 rs 9x12 domestic, uffed $8 CH:3532 trades, we are ru fleaners. Our wore ee NERS. HA

ners)

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