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INDIANS FACE HENS

Toledo Team Invades for Four ( Games

Visitors One po. Shep Behind Red Birds; ‘Logan Night’ At Stadium.

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Having lost three out of four to the league-leading Columbus Red | Birds, the Indians will take on an- | other pennant contender, the To- | ledo Mud Hens, under the lights at Perry Stadium tonight. “Bob Logan Night” will be cele- | brated in honor of the Tribe's ace southpaw pitcher and there will be | a wedding shower at the home plate preceding the series opener. Logan | was married to Miss Evelyn Reid of | Pawnee, Neb., yesterday afternoon at Maxwell, Ind. The couple obtained a license at Greenfield. Nor- | man A. Perry, owner of the In-| dians, will lead off the wedding | shower with the presentation of a new automobile to the hurler, The second-place Toledo club, running only one game behind the Red Birds, is scheduled here for four tilts with the sixth-place Redskins. The program calls for a single game tonight, a twilight-moonlight double- | header tomorrow and a single tilt] Saturday night. {

Birds, Hens Win Two

Columbus trounced Indianapolis in both games yesterday, 11 to 0, and 8 to 4, and Toledo knocked off Louisville in two games at Louilsville, 10 to 6, and 15 to 6. Minneapolis, in third place, is a game and | one-half behind Columbus and onehalf game back of Toledo. The Millers divided a twin bill with the Kansas City Blues, winning the first, 18 to 12, and losing the second, 6 to 5. Minneapolis scored 10 runs in the eighth of the opener, Columbus tallied 11 runs on 1i3 hits in the twilight contest yesterday and Vance Page, Tribe righthander, suffered through a sound | lacing. His mates were unable to hit with runners on base. Johnny Chambers, Red Bird righthander, chalked up an easy shutout although allowing nine hits. King paced the visitors at the plate with three | blows and the Redskins committed | three miscues. In the night game the Indians opened with Jimmy Sharp, up from Montgomery, on the mound and the young southpaw had no con- | trol. He issued six walks, yielded three hits and six runs before | Jimmy Crandall relieved him. The | Indians didn't worry Nelson Potter, Columbus hurler, until the] late innings when they scored one marker in the eighth ande¢three in the ninth, |

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—- —Indis Repos, ; Columbus, -Off Sharp, 6; Potter, 4. - Ry Sharp, 3: Potter. 5: Crandall, 2. Hits —Off Sharp, 3 in 21-3 innings; Crandall. | in 6 2-3 innings. Hit by pitcher—BY | Crandall (Rizzo): by Potter (Hoover). Wild | pitches—Potter 2. Palk—Potter. Losing | pitcher—sSharp. Umpires—Tobin and | Johnson. Time—2:16. |

‘Match Play Begins

In Western Amateur

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(U. P).— 10- | in the Western Amateur Golf |

aay the Los Angeles |

Tournament over

| Country Club's north course.

Charles Yates, 25-year-old Af-| Ga., bank clerk, drove his | ball home in medal play yesterday vith a 67, four under par, for the lowest 18-hole card of the tournament and the medal. His 137 for |

the 36-hole qualifying round tied | the all-time record of John Lehman |

set in 1932 at Rockford, Ill.

Baseball —Softball

Lillys Qusted in Pot o’ Gold Play

In last nights “Pot o Gold” tournament games at Softball Sta- | dium, the Howard Street Merchants eliminated the Eli Lillys, 3 to 1. Although Brooks, Lilly hurler, | limited the Merchants to two hits, | he walked i0 men, the walks figuring in the scoring. Riley Lasiey, Merchants pitcher, yielded only | three safeties. |S Rockwood A. C.'s nosed out U. S.| Tires, 4 to 3. in another tourney | game. Bill Kostof{ pitched for ihe losers, while Kermit Flanagan | hurled for the A. C.’s. Tonight Crown Products play | American Can Co. at 7:30 o'clock and Indiana Avenue Markets meet | Chevrolet Commercial Body at 3:30 | o'clock.

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Departments of Glass Works have teams to play in a series at the Standard Oil Field. A champion | will be named after the round-robin tournament. The Marion County Recreation Department will furnish officials and umpires.

The Otto Ray Reds defeated the | Eagle Fields, 7 to 0, in the finals of

the Junior League.

Any team wishing a game for Sun- | oay at Rhodius is asked to com-| municate with Ralph Davis, Ray St. or call Be. 0837 between 7 and 7:30 p. m. West Side Mer- | chants please note. |

The Kempler F Radios will the Southport Cardinals at Grove Sunday and the Electric nine Labor Day side 1.

play Beech General at Brook-

Players Picked For All-Star Team

Members of the Stadium All-Stars | softball team. which is to play the | Los Angeles Red Devils, Southwest champions and runners-up in the | national tournament last season in one of their two games at Softball Stadium, have been announced hy the Junior Chamber of Commerce, | Sponsors. The All-Star roster includes Dosch | and Friejie of the American Can | Co., Nuttal, Martin and Fisher of | Eli Lilly Co., Watkins and Williams | of Indiana Avenue Market, Coffin |

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and Kahl of U. S. Tires, Mahaney, |

' Taylor and Bardash of Crown Prod- |

ucts, McCoy and Lasley of Howard | Street Merchants, Dietz of Big Four | Railroad, Brunner of Shaw's Mar- | kets, Ransopher of Real Silk,

| O'Leary of Armour & Co. and Wil- |

liams of the Rockwood A. C. © The Los Angeles team is to meet | Chevrolet Commercial Body, city | champions, on Sept. 8 and the All- | | Stars, Sept. 9. Both games are] scheduled at Softball Stadium. En route to the national tourna- | {ment in Chicago, the Red Devils have been playing every night and | | have compiled an impressive record. | They carry a pitching staff of seven men.

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ALLEN—Raymond (Red), ‘Esther Costello Allen, Katherine and Buddy, cousin of Nellie Pfister and Hugh Rominger, died at Dayton, O., Wednesday. Friends may call at the KIRBY MORTUARY. Funeral Saturday 8:30 at the Mortuary, 9 a. m. St. John’s Church. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends invited.

BAUMGART-—Anna (nee Miller). age 60 vears, beloved wife of William Baumgart Sr.. mother of William Jr., grandmother of Phyllis Ann. sister of Lena Fritz, William and Frank Miller of Indianapolis. passed away Tuesday. 10:50 a. m. Friends may call at the home. 2266 S. Penn St. until noon Friday. Private services at the home, 1:30 p. m., Friday, followed by services at the Pleasant Run Evangelical Reformed Church at 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill,

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DAVIS—Grace Peters, widow of Ralph T. mother of Mrs. Arthur G. Loftin, sister of Frank M. Peters and Mrs. Frank Harris of Brownsville, Tex., passed away Tuesday at her home. 3269 Central Ave. Services at the FLANNER % BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Friday. 3:30 p. m. Friends invited. Friends may call at the mortuary.

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WILSON—Cora. beloved wife of Frank, and mother of Von, Claude and Chase, two grandchildren ‘of California, two sisters and two brothers. Frances Holand. Myrtle Wainscott, and Wade and Lee Thompson, passed awzy at her home, 37 E. 1h St., Sept. 1. Freinds may call at WwW. T BLASENGYAL PUNERAL HOME,

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repairing. | Reasonable. EYER 0. JACOBS, 212 E. | 16th. ly TA- 666 |

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PENROSE & JOHNSON | Clermont BE-2611-3. Expert repairs and Phillips * ‘66."" : | PIERCE UNDERWOOD | 3202 Northwestern, “Pennsylvania Tires.” | TA- 173 . ~ (Beauty Shop) COLLEGE BEAUTY SHOP—Permanents, $2 and up. Evening appointments, 9035 College. LI-2045. Lae "i LILLIAN’'S BEAUTY SALON, Wayne. RI-7192, Permanents, _ Open mi 8. CENEE “OLD AILS” (Mae Tools) 814 Odd Fellow Bldg. LI-8968. “Shampoo, set, 50c. ANNA TRICE BEAUTY SHOP 1219 N. Senate. Marcels, 75c: manicure _LI-0479. he (Blacksmithing) GENERAL BLACKSMITHING. acetylene welding. Lawnmower, sickle grinding. _ BROSan0. rear 821 E. 64th St.

Ft. $5.

811 $3,

Greenwood,

~ (Books—Libraries) HIGHLAND MUSIC AND BOOK NOOK, 138 E. 30th. HA-3901. School supplies, lending library. ee iL (Cigars—Retail) VARIETY STORE—921 N. New Jersey St. RI-0961. Delicatessen, soda fountain and Soft drinks ——— (Cinder, Crushed Stone) 5 LOCKWOOD—Crushed driveways, $2.75 ton. “Call si mate.” DR-0643. Sn (General Contracting) CEMENT “floors, | porches, steps, driveways. HENRY OLESING, _ Drexel. IR-6951. BE-1909 (Mattress Repairing) PILLOWS, COMFORTS, MATTRESSES sclid. renovated and made like new. _ BURKLE. 431 Mass. Ave. RI-6695 (Meat Markets)

(HOEGNER S MEAT MARKET _ Shelb “Quality Meats.” DR-0434

“(Poultry Market) HEFFNER'S, 840 Mass; fancy fries, 1b. Leghorns, 24c Ib. “Cash; Carry.’ (Printing) jobs make us smile. HENDREN 3, 685 Century Blde. RT-8533 (Public Address Equipment) ROBERT H. HITE AMPLIFYING CO., 517

N. Illinois. RI-4073. Public Address Equip- _ ment,

a stone tor for kEsti-

“walks, 850 N.

2623

RUSH ic

(Radio Service)

EDDY RADIO SERVICE—Frece est. @Quality work. Rea. 725 Ft. Wavne. LI-7273.

(20 “(Rugs Cleaned, Made, Repaired)

RUGS cleaned, sized, $1.80, Fumiitare, 3 pieces, $6.50; fUaraiitaed. JULIAN RUG _ CLEANERS. LI-93 ei

HU- 1366 W. O. JONES, 4440 N. KEYSTONE. RUG and furn, cleaning; Soraiing,

and chenille from old rugs RUG & FURN. CO.. CH-2211. eS,

(Rugs Made to Order)

FLUFF chenille rugs made from old rugs. See beau. samples. Rug rep. Get Dives. __ACTIVE RUG CLEANERS. HA-3636.

"(Sewer ~ Cleaning’ )

HAVE your sewers cleaned the : Electric Roto-Rooter way. Save money and __ SEWER _ CLEANING SERVICE. LI- 881" (Truck Rentals)

RENT A TRUCK. Move vourself, Save hall. DRMVE IT YOURSELF, INC.. 39 Ky. Ave.

LL — — (Where to Eat) WHISPERING ‘WIND. Brookville Road. IR-159-1. *‘Our special feature, 75¢ chicken A Plate.’

Roofns Without Board

BROADWAY, family. Constant fast ‘optional. .__HE-204 CARROLLTON, 2327 room; private, modern hot water;"$3. HE-s40. COLLEGE, 3553—Large front room, private Spirance. shower; 1 or 2 gentleman, HA3393.

fluff FLY

private Break-

2240 — Nice po

room, water.

comfortable Constant

AY home.

DELAWARE, N.—Bachelor apartment; sitting room, twin beds, bat Prijlieman preferred. Walking distance. _LI-5 ILLINOIS, N. 1907—High type room, Lh vate entrance, lavatory, toilet, refined _home, Garage. en ILLINOIS, N. 3132—Unusually room, continuous hot water, 2 Au ER a. ILLIN N., LINO 1S vate nome: man preferred, HA-

attractive Garage

633—Modern furnished LO of gentle- ;

"| PARK,

| PARK.

| Apartments, Unfurn.

2 large closets. Adults oo . MASSACHUSETTS AVE., 703, APT. 6 — Clean 2 and 3 rooms; hot water; utilities, NEW JERSEY. N.. 1417; efficiency apartment, nicely furnished, utilities paid. Private entrance. Reasonable. : NORTHWESTERN, 3029, Opposite Rex Theatre—Furnished apartment, 3 rooms, _ modern. Adults. _ aE 1014—2 large clean housekeeping rooms. Near bath. Reasonable, LI-7714. 1118—2-room suite; also 2 rooms, kitchenette: constant hot water. : PENNSYLVANIA, N. 963—1 room with kitchenette; nice for 1; also 4 nice rooms; reasonable. UNION, 1409-2 front rooms, nicely nished: sink: utilities, Frigidaire; _ DR-6156. 22D, E.. 423—3 rooms, cheerful; utilities; adults. Telephone. a. 2 OR 3 ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished, South Side. Apply 321 Lyons.

Wanted to Rent 15

WANTED TO LEASE service station doing large volume: state full particulars in reply. Box 877 Times. RAILROAD SUPT. and wife pant home or apt., fur. or unfur. TA-4633. : FOR RESULTS—The “Times.

“fur$6.50.

bath; light, clean, private entrance;

RI-5551.

COLORED: —

16 Dunbar Court §

1022 N. West St. 30

All utilities and Frigidaire furnished. See cust. Apt. 10,

M. E. MOLLOY

CH-27T1

Indianapolis Rental Agency

Furnished and unfurnished apartments. Various locations, $25 up. -5 3.

Apartment Rental Bureau Con. locations gladly shown. HE-1328.

"GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC.

22 W. Vermont LI-2439 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. . 4317—1- hdrm., apt.; water, heat pd. $21. RI-6695. PROSPECT. 2133—4 5. 7 rooms, redecor-

ated, steam, $18, $23, $30. Inquire Tavern.

Moving and Storage 17

ING prices.

DE HART BROTHERS — MOV Experienced white. Reasonable CH- 0193- J.

Houses, Unfurnished 18 $30; 1957 CARROLLTON-—T rooms, modern; redecoratea; new furnace; garage; water paid. Fy. CENTRAL AVE., 3060—6 rooms; north half double; will paint; $35. RI-4162. .- COLLEGE 4426—~SIX-ROOM BRICK VENEER—Upper duplex, beautifully decorated, tile bath, electric Jelrigeravion, lovely wooded lot and garage. DELAWARE, 1934 N.—5-rm. mod, heat and water paid; $42.50. 44 Va. Ave. LAUREL, 20i6—4-room modern built-ins; garage; water paid. 138 N. Delaware LEE, 1412—4-room strictly modern: $22.50. BE-4437-R. PARK AVE., 1945—6-room modern double; garage; $30. hha ne WOODRUFF NEAR TECH—Modern threebedroom double; garage, A-1 condition, Reasonable. RI-617 36TH, 1417 W.—4- Se SECURITY _TRUST

Rent Business Places

“double; LI-6401,

double;

RI-1429

double;

“bungalow aduits,

water paid;

single 60,

52d and Key$12.59. Owner,

VACANT LUNCH ROOM, stone; good location; 5165 N. Keystone.

VISIT ROLLING RIDGE TONIGHT ALLISONVILLE RD., RD. 13 NEAR 59TH. GREGORY & APPEL, INC. SMALL HOMES on small monthly pay-

ments. ALLISON REALTY CO., Realtors. _RI-2368.

Houses For Sale

Double Bargain 4.5-rms.-a-side, semi-mod.; same tenant 5 years; rents $26 mo.; located north; priced for quick sale, $1200, half cash.

A. Scott HALL-HOTTEL co.’ 71-2541.

PARK, 6201—FIVE-ROOM M( MODERN, near schools; corner not; immediate posses- _ sion. $500 cash, $30 month. HU-17062. WINTHROP, 4539—Modern bungalow; two bedrooms, sunroom, fireplace, economy kitchen, good furnace, garage; shade, fruit trees. $4,500. IR-2125-6.

RENTALS OR SALES; list Jour property. J. G. M'CULLOUGH AGENCY 106 N. Delaware. LI-5596 TWO BEDROOM ULTRA MODERN HOME, 5700 North. Owner sacrificing, easy terms. HU-777 75.

EAST Walcott $3250, Terms NEAR TECH HIGH SCHOOL AND GRADE SCHOOLS This attractive 6-room cottage, located between Wasihngton and New York Sts, is in spie and span condition. Modern in every respect, home: reasonable.

A a Call Jack Strickiand. TA-5799. E. IRK M'KINNEY. INC.

5.Room Modern Bungalow

2931 Denny; vacant; paved st. 624 Dearborn: oak firs.; long porch. 115 S. Bancroft, cottage type. 6 rooms. 429 S. Spencer; E. N. Y. st. bus.; vacant. 4732 Brookville; , brick veneer, Real home b Eves., HU-2188 Bridges & Graves, 243 'N. Del. RI- 3477.

SIX-ROOM DERN DOUBLE—2900 Easi

| INDIANA FARMS

| ELDERLY lady

EAST 624-26 Eastern Ave. 6-rms.-a-side, mod. double: good condi« tion; rent, $65; price only $5259; a real bargain. A. R. Scott, HALL-HOTTEL CO LI-2541, TECUMSEH PLACE, NEAR 10TH '8T Dandy five-room modern, !'ong living room, built-ins, hardwood floors, corner lot, shade, $2,750, 107, down, HUDELSON. CH-6204. 2619 E. 12th.

SOUTH , 544—Price today every day until 11-3624.

WEST

FLETCHER "AVE will reduce _ Better hurry.

$1,525, sold,

$25

3787 Rockville Road

5-room modern, full basement, side drives to garages, streets paved, sewers, city water, gas, electricity. We recondition each house before we offer it for sale,

Price $3.350 and $200 Cash $30.00 Per Month

See Mr. Dillehay

Office 3502 Rockville Road. Open Sunday, 2-6, Daily, 8-5. BE-3181, LI-2073. IR-7014,

E. L. Cothrell Realty Co. 2010 KOEHNE

Only $3,750; $500 down. Good 6-room mod. bung.; 2 bedrms. down, 1 up, kitchen cabinets, 2-car gar., paved st. Pe alley, Shown only by appointment. MR. BURGESS, 0

—

RI-9388. IR-61 |

AMERICAN ESTATES CO. Realtors.

1408 S. LINDLEY

5730 W. WASHINGTON A 5-room bung, redecorated out; nice lot; 2000 Terms ANCHOR FINANCE CORP.. 138 N.

901 Division St. Six rooms: only $550 cash, SEXTON REALTY CO. 726 N. Sheffield

ght-room modern house, JOHN" R. WELCH & SONS

Lots For Sale Total Price $225

3 lots, 52x141, high and dry; ing site; gravel st. elec. real bargain; located near south of Wash.

ST. through= RI142%

Call

LI-1424,

ideal bi{ld= bus, 2 squares; Lynnhurst Dr, St. A. R. HALL-HOTTEL CO CORNER E. NEW YORK-—De Ideal location for business or _ a real investment. CH-3540,

Sco't, LT-2541, Quincey. residence;

terms Farm

Sale Suburban, Farms

1 to 1200 acres, JOHN D., CASE, ‘The Man,” 3510 N. Penn., Apt B-2, Indpls. Phone TA-4286. Visit our

booth south side of Manufacturers Bldg. ‘‘State Fair Grounds.’

SPEEDWAY, house for sale, like Modern two bedroom bungalow, condition. Times, Box 864 WEST VIEW DR., 1809: 6- rm. mod. bung.; gar.: barg. price, $3250; $250 cash, bal, $30 per mo. HARNESS & CLINE, 110'a N. Alabama. LI-8406 SEVEN-ROOM MODERN— “Acre of ground; plenty of shrubbery, fruit Mr, Dore man, Davis Real Estate. LI-5545

to suit,

ren t. Good

for inde= MORGAN.

Real Estate Exchange

VACANT lot and some cash pendent gasoline station. MR. L1-1743. 140 ACRES city

hill farm for suburban or

property. 'DR-3070-J. Men Wanted

Construction Superintendent and unorganized carpenters with experience on erection of forms for concrete building. DR-3400. . ea PRACTICAL nurse; about 25 years old; must help with housework and cooking: reference. 3129 N. Illinois.

OPENING for young men in Army. Apply Army Recruiting Office, Federal Bldg. MAN that understands two-inch well drilling + on _ Shares. _Box 865, Times.

Women Wanted

WHITE MAID (20-30), for upstairs and laundry work. Must like children, Live on place. Write qualifications and reference to Box 863 Times. $10 per week.

MIDDLEAGE white lady who 1s fond of babies, to help take care of 4-months oud child; no housework. 1820 Marlowe ve.

30°

stay nights; part timeg

housework; whole or

GIRL, to assist Cathie preferred; 1-1645

WHITE LADY for general housework; help with children of school age. DR-6014 between 8:30 a. m and 10 a. m, to care for children eve= _ hings., CH-0642-M, before 4:30. WOMAN-—30-35 (country preferred); take full charge home; good cook. TR-4393.

SCHOOL OF MUSIC, +4 branch studios. One free scholarship in each department. tryouts close October 1. Theory lessons to all enrolling in any subject. Join the Indianapolis Light Opera Company now, headquarters at Irvington Schoel of Music. IR-0956 ENTER SEPTEMBER 7—Beginning Fall term. Office of school open daily for information and consultation. Call per=sonally, if convenient; otherwise tele phone or write for bulletin. CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, Architects and Builders Bldg. ,

Schools. Instructions

IRVINGTON

LI-8337

THIS AD IS WORTH $10 on vour beauty course. Enroll now. Royal Beauty Academy, 401 Roosevelt Bide,

FOR RESULTS—The Times. RI- 5551. .

average including consider

Business Opportunities

RESTAURANT-—Factory district, $18 day; extra good equipment, Frigidaire: $430 cash; might terms. RI-040 BARBER SHOP Fr chair, living quarters optional. _B. Michigan.

Dogs, Other Pets.

PEKINGESE puppies, jemnales. pedigreed.

fully equipped; Cheap. 461%

beautiful red males, 304 Sanders. DR=

CHOW—4 months old, pedigreed, _ 5634 Rawles Ave. IR-690 BEAGLE HOUND PUPPIES 1221 Cottage DR-5168

BABY chicks from blood-tested and culled flocks. MARION COUNTY CHICK STORE, 123 N. Alabama. R1-6120,

Farm and Garden

A-1 Cheap FRUIT RIEBELING 20c. No better, Spruce

me—— male,

Poultry and Supelies.

Peaches, RICKES

Home-Grown Melons and 620 E. Washington. STAND. : PICKLING regardless of price.

“VINEGAR—Galy 1609

448

Typewriters

ATTENTION, STUDENTS Rental typewriters $2.50 per month: $6 for 3 months. Special Dargains in used machines. WOODSTOCK TYPE WRITER co.. 30 S. Penn. _St. _LI- 4712

FIXTURES COMPLETE

Miscellaneous for Sade FOR ALL BUSINESS

King's

RENTAL SERVICE Most Complete in State

FAIR RENTALS

Plenty Cash Registers ' Tables, Chairs, Coffee Urns Beer Glasses—Draft Beer Equip. Ice Boxes—-Ranges Counters—China—In Fact Anything

INDIANA BILLIARD CO. _1617- 31 Southeastern DR- 3578

Unclaimed Freight Station

Several Pisces FAMOUS REPRODUCTIONS of old NEW ENGLAND FURNITURE; 2 everal KNEEHOLE DESKS, 33 each; 3 BEDROOM SUITES, $40 and $50 each; DRESSERS; VANITIES and CHEST, $10 and up; DAVENPORT and 2 CH AIRS, $50: DAVENPORT and 1 AIR, DAVENPORT and 2 CHAIRS, $35; SEC RETARY DESKS in mahogany, aint and maple, $20 each; FELT PRESS RUGS, 9x12, $8 each: CONGOLEUM RUGS, $2 and up; EXTRA quality CONGOLEUM, 35¢ to pet sq. yard: GRASS MATPING Roa 9x12, each; je volumes of ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA, 1936 edition,

MOD! St. Philip's Church, $1000 c term Bt oo ip’ h, ash,

CAPITOL AT SOUTH