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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-18

Of Life" with a concert by the Concert
All Saints Cathedral, Episcopal--The
Rev. Robert Alexander, vicar. 1880 a. M,
Holy Communion; 9:45 a.. m, church
school; 1885 a.. m, church hour nursery;
II a. M morning prayer and sermon by
the vicar.
st. Paurs RefoEmed-The Rev. William
theme, Faithful Covenants; English
theme. "Steadfastness of Purpose"
Trinity Reformed-The Rev. William H
Knierim, pastor. Forenoon topic. THE
Persistence of Paul"
Gethsemane LItheran-The Rev. John
s. Albert, pastor. Morning theme. >, The
Broadway Baptist-The Rev. R. M.
Dodrili, pastof. Morning theme .Go 19t1
night, How Much DO You Know About
DR.. Luke?"
Central Avenue NJ. E.-Dr. Charles
"A p Puny Little Jew destroying Strong
holds with an Idea; night, "Velena BOYD
speaks at a fellowship and worship serv-
ice in charge of the Epworth League.
Second Evangelical-The Rev. F. C.
Wacknitz, pastor; $50 a. m. theme, can
Modern Youth Follow CHRISTI; night,
Joseph, the Dreamer"
Centenary Christian-The Rev. R. T
GWyn pastor. Morning theme, What Do
You Want?"; Night, Can Morality Alone
Save Us?"
All Souls Unitarian-The Rev. F. S. C.
Wicks, pastor. Morning theme, Sending
Substitutes"
Broadway NJ. E.-The Rev. Richard M
Willard, pastor. Morning theme, "a True
Story Worth Telling; Night The World
We Make"
First Friends-Dr. Alexander c. Purdy
+ as follows-10:45 a. M. "Cultivating the
Life. of the Spirit; 3 p, m. -ShrIstian
Faith and sqfI s and d. EyiI 5So p m
Troub Memorial Presbyterian-The Rev.
Lem L. Latham, pastor. Morning theme
Fighting With or Against the stars !;
night, Meet My Friend, the Devil"
Christian and Missionary Alliance-The
Rev. James Harper pastor: Miss lamar
Wright, missionary to India, speaks at
both morning and evening services.
New Jersey Street M. E.-The Rev. E. ].
Weiss, pastor. At the 1890 a. m service.
the Rev. G. E. Hitler, pastor emeritus,
will speak in connection with the 450th
anniversary of Luther's birth.
North Methodist NJ. E.-Dr. w. w.
Want, pastor. Morning theme, Hungry
for Life; night, Radiant Religion"
Third Christian-At night, the Women's
Bible class will be in charge of the
service. The sermon theme will be Life
of Christ"
Christ Church, Episcopal-The Rev. E.
Anger Powell. rector. a. M, Holy
Communion $50 a. m, church school;
10:45 a m, church hour kindergarten;
10:45 a. m, morning prayer and sermon,
God and Caesar"
University Park Christian-The Rev E.
meeting will be held with the Rev. Elmer
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H. S. Basket Scores Friday

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Shelbyville. %; Charlottesville. 10.
Sweetster Is; Swayzee, II.
Upton. 81; Paramount. II.
Glenn, 49, Riley lTerre Hautel. IS.
Honey Greek, g; West Terre Haute. 10.
Wy d1s; own 90; P H1Ia1dr s.,
WTsshing5qIn1 e. M mgtt paisi Is,
Wa VA 81; Alama. IS.
%sst I'M Mlddl is; s.; clay; 50.
zi oTa'1fiiiG 81; Advance, II.
Coifax. 81: RossvilIe. "a.
Cutler %: Deer Creek. 3.
Scircleville. Il; Jackson, II double over
timel.
p pHTSTiSSD2z Il; PraiTie 6Teek. a.
Honey Greek, %: Valley, 10.
Markleviile, IS: Lapel. so.
summitvills, %; Harrison Township. "a.
Gas CITY. So 10 FT 7TnJ 20.
Greensboro. II; Milton. u.
Mckinley. 81; williamsburg. Is.
whitewater. IS; Fountain City % lover
'-' Union City. IS; Ridgevine. "a.
SpartanouTg. ie; Parker, Is.
Jackson, Z3. Je1erSon. 10.
Wayne. %: Stony Greek. %.
Huntsville %: Losantvile, 10.
Green, IS: Redkey. II.
Sslma IS; Farmland %.
Fairview. %: Laurel II.
Alouina. %: Bentonville. %.
Harrisburg. so: Orange. g.
Straughn. IS. New Lisbon. Is.
Lewisville. %; Mays g.
Brownsville. rs: Kitchell. a.
Brookville. 81: Springfield. Is.
Saratoga. %: Union City, O., ~.
Boston. "a: Campbelltown. o.. 9.
Gibault tVincennesl. &c: Edwardsport,
IS
BruceviIle. 50: wheatland. IA
Decker Chapel. 80: Monroe City. s.
Oaktown, 81; Freesandville, l9.
Fritchton. Is Decker. 10.
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The Deacons opened their season BY de-
feating the Watson Rambler Juniors. polls
at Edgewood gym. The Deacons want
games with teams having gyms. or teams
that Will share the expenses of a gym
Phone Cherry 4993-M for games
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Oriental Shoe shop five. playing in the
Junior class, challenges any team In the
city or state. Kirshbaum Bulldogs and
Holy Trinity Juniors take notice For
games phone Drexel 1854 or write to Al
York, HOS South Meridian street.
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Conservation
NEED Of GAME
PRESERVATION
NEED IN STATE
Fall of Wild Life Through
0nSlaughtS of Vermin
Is Revealed.
BY WILLIAM F. COLLINS
Times SpeciaI Writer

The second phase of the crisis in
conservation was shown in an ar
ticle titled The Unhappy Hunting
Ground in Golfers. Oct. 4. Out Of
my own experience in trying to
return to wild life in thee limited
area of my farm in White county,
now used solely as a game refuge, l
can vouch for the truth of this
story.
In 1925 with the Izaak Walton
League $50 MIXTURE pheasantS were
produced and released. We gave
them plenty of cover and food and
held over through the winter months
more than 100 birds. When the
snow melted in March, we carefully
went over the entire farm and
counted the mortality of the flock,
trying to attribute the cause Of
death, according to the evidence left
by fathers and bones.
cared owls had accounted for
fourteen; weasels. nine; hawks,
seven; prowling house cats twenty
and loosed bird dogs five. One un-
principled chap had invaded the
preserve and shot nine, which he
had in a sack when caught. Sixty
four birds met their end that VIM
ter. I may be wrong in my dag
noses of the cause of death, but
not far wrong.
Methods of Death Shown
An owl eats his bird in stu,
feathers and all; cat drags the
body around and leaves tracks in
the snow or mud, usually departing
with about half Of the carcass,
mink or weasel bleeds the bird
through the neck and leaves most
of the flesh intact.
DR.. Bump of Cornell university
makes this statement after years of
careful research on game. Out of
every 100 birds, starting with the
egg the average mortality follows
this schedule: Forty-one eggs are
destroyed on the nest by vermin
such as skunks, crows, snakes and
other egg predatorS, and twenty
seven are killed before maturity by
cats, birds of prey and hunting ami
mails.
Of the thirty-two birds reaching
maturity, eight live to perpetuate
the species, twenty-one are killed by
the larger predators and only three
are killed by hunters with firearms.
That theere is a terrific mortality
among game birds from other causes
than the hunter is we'll known to
most observant sportsmen. Captain
Smith of Worthing, that beloved
conservationist of the Indiana hills,
reports nineteen destroyed quail
nests in one field of clover twenty
acres in extent. A flushing bar on
the mower would have saved $50
eggs in one small area.
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SKATE MARATHON

A 21-day roller skate marathon
is to start in Detroit, Nov. f.
Twelve three man teams have
entered.
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CLASS TO
BROADCAST SESSION

The 101 Baraca Mems class of
Broadway Baptist church will
launch its first Sunday morning
broadcast program at $50 o'clock
over Station WKBF. The Rev. r. M.
Dodrill, pastor and teacher, will
speak on Paul in Athens" The
101 GIee Club, directed by Walter
Bruce, will sing. Several delegations
will be welcomed in the attendance
contest with the Agoga Mems class
of the First Baptist church of
Evansville, which will close next
Sunday, Nov. 25.
Irvington resbyteriar-Morning theme,
The Qualifications of a WitnessS; Night,
the young people will be in charge.
Capitol Avenue NJ. E-The Rev. E. Ar
Of Vision and Service; Night. Conquest
Notwithstanding"
Meridian Heights Presbyterian-The Rev.
Sidney Blair Harry, pastor. Morning
theme. knowing the Unknown"
lor, pastor. Morning theme. THE Perfect
Law OF Liberty Night. Taking
Thought
River Avenue Baptist-The Rev. George
D. Billeisen pastor. Morning topic, What
Shall We Do?" Night, The Judgment
Test"
East Park NJ. E.-The Rev. R. A. Ulrey
pastor: Morning theme. "Vultures'; Night.
The Last Chance"
University Heights United Brethern-The
Rev George L Slime. pastor; Morning
night, THE Surrendered Life"
Community United Brethern-The Rev.
Glen O'Dell. pastor. Morning sermon wilt
be delivered at Honey Greek. The evening
service will be evangehstic.
Lynhurst Baptist-The Rev. c. H.
Scheick, pastor. Morning theme, The
Lord in the Church" night. Every Man"
Memorial Baptist-The Rev. George C.
Kimsey, pastor. Morning subject, Five
Rules for Success; night. That Future
Riverside Park M. E.-The Rev. T. j.
hlser, pastor. Morning theme, Warn
ing Ourselves: night, What Next?'
Garden City Christian-The Rev. Frank
f. Messersmith, pastor Morning theme,
Ambassadors, of Christ: Night, The
EngIewood Christian-The Rev. o. A.
| Irinkle. pastor. Morning theme, The
Gospel OF Christian Fellowship; Night,
Soul Preparedness"
Fairview Presbyterian DR.. Edward
Haines Kistler, pastor. Morning theme.
God, as Door Keeper"
Emmanuel Reformed-The Rev. Herbert
F. Weckmueller. pastor. Morning theme,
Foreign Missions; p. m, young peo-
pies service.
Christian Science Services Soul and
Body is the subject Of the lesson sermon
in all Churches of Christ Scientist, Sun
day.
Edwin Ray NJ. E.-The Rev. William
Ialoott Jones, pastor. Morning theme,
Sacrifices for Christ Enuches"; Night. i
Believe in God. How May I Knock Him.
First EvangelicaI-The Rev. r. H. Muel-
Ter. pastor. Youth Day viii be observed
with the pastor speaking in the morning
on Taking Sides; Night, The Making
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Truth Center of Applied Christianity
The Rev Edna F. Mauzy. pastor. 1890
a. m. theme at Lincoln hotel, THE True
Idea of Diety.'
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Odicials-Referee George Seidensticker
wabash. umpire. Earl MoOmaW Indi-
ana. head hnesman. Bruce Morrison
Kansas, field Judge, Winston Ashley
lInaIanaI.
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Missionary Tabernacle-The Rev. Otto
H. Mater, pastor. The Rev. F. B. Whistler
speaks in the morning on The Passover
speaks on THE Mind of the Master
night, pastor speaks on "A Three WORD
Gospel"
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North Side Church of God--The Rev. P.
B. Turner pastor. Morning theme by the
pastor, Essentials of Successful Re
vival' night, the Rev. Warner Thomas
Wallace of Louisville, KY. opens three
WeekS, reYiVal.
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Fountain Street NJ E.-The Rev. Charles
A. Mccullough, pastor. Morning theme,
Stewardship: It's Faith and Practice;
night, Christ, the Way"
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Emerson Avenue Baptist-The Rev. H.
G. Howe, pastor. Morning topic, The
American Home, It's PerilS and Powers 3;
night How a Home Was Made Happy.
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Fifty-First Street NJ. E.-The Rev Will
bur D. Gross. pastor. Morning theme, "A
Lost Art
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G. Homrighausen, pastor of the Carrollton
Avenue Reformed church speaking on
Toward Understanding Our European
Neighbors."
Hillside Christian--At 3 p, m. mems
M. Barney speaks at 10;45 a. m.
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran-The Rev.
j. D. Nautilus pastor. AT p m, a
vested choir of thirty voices, will present
the oratorio. The Holy City" by A. R.
Gaul. The sololists will be Frances
Schneider, Melusina Seehausen, William
Berhman and Fred Poggemeyer. Paul G.
Ebert is director.
Tabernacle Presbyterian-The Rev. J.
Ambrose Dunkel, pastor. Next Friday
Robinson will address the annual father
and son banquet at the, church. His
subject will be Alaskan Adventures
Third Christian tchristian Men Builders
Class)-Merle Sidener. leader and teacher.
Morning theme, THE Man Nobody
Knows
Fountain Street M. E.-The Rev. Charles
A. Mccullough, pastor. Morning theme,
Stewardship: It's Faith and Practice;
night Christ. the Way"
Emerson Avenue Baptist-The Rev. H.
G. Howe, pastor. Morning topic, The
American Home, It's Perils and Powers" !;
night, How a Home Was Made Happy"
North Side Church of God-,The Rev. P.
B. Turner. pastor: Morning theme. by the
P PiTaP nsht the Rev Warner Thomas
Wallace of Louisville, KY. opens three
weeks revival
Fifty-First Street NJ. E.-The Rev. Will
bur D. Gross. pastor. Morning theme, "A
Lost Art
First United Presbyterian-The Rev.
Joseph A. Mears, pastor. Morning theme,
THE Christians Coal; $50 p. m, yes
per hour with the young people in
Truth Center of Applied Christianity
a. m. theme at Lincoln hotel, THE True
Idea of Diety."
H. Mater, pastor. The Rev. F. B. whistler
I9SassS 5s6 s p 14 tbs 5o4 SaS xSksI
night, pastor speaks on "A Three Word
E. Fackler, pastor. Morning theme, The
Karl Banzhaf Of the Lutheran Theological
Thursday night, the brotherhood will hold
its annual rabbit fry at 6:45 p. m.
Beville Avenue Evangelical-The Rev.
theme. The Secret of a Great Life;
night. the Rev Estal Taylor will speak on
What Hath God wrought"
Grace M. E.-The Rev. B. Shake, pastor.
Morning. theme. Have We Lost God or
Has God Lost Us?"; night, Seven Deadly
Sins"
Broadway EvangsIical-The Rev. Lloyd
and Tomorrow's World; night, an illus
trated Bible talk
Carrollton Avenue Reformed-The Rev.
E. G. Homrighausen, pastor. Morning
theme, THE Clew to Life; Thursday at
6 30 n M monthly church family dinner
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Meridian Heights Presbyterian-The Rev
Sidney Blair Harry, pastor Morning
theme, knowing the Unknown"
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First United Presbyterian-The Rev.
Joseph A. Mears, pastor. Morning theme,
per hour with the young people in
charge.
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New Jersey Street M. E.-The Rev. E. ].
Weiss, pastor. At the 1890 a. m. service.
the Rev. G. E. Hitler, pastor emeritus,
will speak in connection with the 450th
anniNersarv of ILither,s birth.
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First Friends-Dr. Alexander G. Purdy
of Hartford Theological Seminary, speaks
I as follows-1O:45 a. m, "Cultivating the
Life of the Spirit; p, .! m. ," 81
How Shall We Think of Christi"
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Second EvangelicaI-The Rev. F. C.
Wacknitz pastor; $50 a. m. theme, Can
Modern Youth Follow Christie; night,
Joseph, the Dreamer"
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Central Avenue NJ. E.-Dr. Charles
"A Puny Little jew Destroying Strong
holds with an Idea" night, "Velena Boyd
speaks at a fellowship and worship serv-
ice in charge of the Epworth League.
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Crows, WeaseIs are Killers


He will kill more ground birds
and rabbits in one moving opera
ton than can be killed through the
entire hunting season. Those birds
that escape the blades are caught
by the house cat and the weasel. In
one month I shot fourteen stray
house cats that had become wholly
wild on one eighty -four acre field of
my game refuge. They were attract
ed there by young pheasants. The
Weasels became SO bold they fire.
quently were seen in midday among
the hood cOops. The pestiferous
crows come in at all hours of the
day for bird eggs. I have seen them
work in pairs at abstracting a
pheasant egg from the nest. While
one of the black sinners pestered
the brooding hen, the other rolled
the egg out, impaIed it on his beak
and flew off.
A summing up of the game bird
crisis imposes the following duties
on the conservationists First con-
servationists must stop wanton
destron of forest and weed coverts,
stop draining land that is useless
for agriculture so that wild fowl can
f1ld breeding grounds and Ravens of
refuge, stop moving fields without a
flushing bar attachment Of the
mower or binder, kill off the vermin
and the wild house cats and provide
winter protection against starvation
and winged enemies. Owners of the
land should, charge for the privilege
Of hunting. The sportsman is willing
to pay for his bag, he will help kill
the vernlin and when he is sure OF
his hunt, will do more to perpetuate
the sport than you have believed
possible.
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KEY, VERSE L.-Of 1910. Edwards ave-
nue., beloved wife of Rev Perry Key.
and mother of Mrs. Dorothy Gray, Shell
don, Anna and Perry Snider Key, passed
ices. Saturday, Nov. 18th. at II a. m,
at the University Heights U. B. church.
Final. services and burial at Marengo,
at the !. G. WILSON FUNERAL Tf5s2 n HOME IL Ne,
1880 Prospect St, until 10 a. m. Sat-
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Tabernacle Presbyterian-The Rev. J.
Ambrose Dunkel, pastor. Next Friday
night United States Senator Arthur R.
Robinson will address the annual father
and son banquet at the church. His
subject will be alaskan Adventures
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Christian and Missionary Alliance-The
Rev. James Harper pastor. Miss lamar
Wright, missionary to India. speaks at
both morning and evening services,
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Centenary Christian-The Rev. R. T.
CIwyn pastor Morning theme, What Do
You Want?"; Night Can Morality Alone
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Third Christian-At night, the Women's
Bible class will be in charge of the
service. The sermon theme will be Life
of Christ"
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Troub Memorial Presbyterian-The Rev.
Lem L. Latham, pastor. Morning theme
Fighting With or Against the Stars;
night, Meet My Friend, the Devil"
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st. Matthew Lutheran-The Rev. L. C
E. Fackler, pastor. Morning theme, The
Dead Shall Rise Again night. the Rev
Karl Banzhaf of the Lutheran Theological
Seminary of Columbus. o., will speak
Thursday night the brotherhood will hold
its annual rabbit fry at 6:45 p. m.
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Irvington OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES theme
THE Qualifications of a Witness; Night
the young people will be in charge.
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North Methodist NJ. E.-Dr. w. w.
Want, pastor. Morning theme, Hungry
for Life; night, Radiant Religion"
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Broadway M. E.-The Rev. Richard M
Millard, pastor. Morning theme, "A True
Story Worth Telling; Night The World
We Make"
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ALI Souls Unitarian-The Rev. F. S. G.
Wicks, pastor. Morning theme, Sending
Substitutes"
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Third Christian (Christian Men Builder:
CIass)-Merle Sidener, leader and teacher
Morning theme, THE Man Nobody
Knows"
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o. Hara Sans defeated the Elwood Mer-
chants 1887 Wednesday night at Brook
side community house. Anderson of Ell
wood scored % points. Patterson led the
Sans scoring with fifteen points. The
game was fast and close all the way, Ell
wood within two points on four occasions
Sans viii meet the Indianapolis Railways
Friday night at Brookside. and next
Wednesday will taugle with the Cicero
Lutherans. For games call Mack at
Cherry l52S-W. or write H. L. Hustedt.
1l50 North Dearborn street.
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C. Homrighausen pastor of the Carrolltol
Avenue Reformed church, speaking OF
| Toward Understanding Our European
Neighbors''
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Broadway Baptist-The Rev. R. M.
Dodrill, pastof. Morning theme, Good
Men Who Turned Out to Be Devils;
night, How Much DO You Know About
DR.. Luke?'
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Early Season Basketball

All H. A. O. members desiring TO plav
basketball will be at the gym at ESQ Tues
day night, or leave word for Dave Dem
ham, at the HooSier A. c.
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Grows Steal Ducks

I set forty-five mallard ducks on
my refuge and never raised a single
duck. The crows stole all but twen-
ty-three of the eggs and these
ducklings never reached maturity
on the pond. Swapping turtles, barn
rats and weasels accounted for them
before they were in their pin
feathers. I made no effort to pro-
tect them out Of curiosity. I wanted
to see just how much trouble a
mother mallard would have trying
to raise her brood in a settled COM
munity.
Deer were plentiful in southeast
Missouri fifteen years ago. Drain
age, timber clearing and barbed
fences killed them off in a few
years. The hunter protected them,
they were his sport and they would
have lasted years longer.
There is SO much miSinformation
among Would-be conservationists
that is seems almost a hopeless task
to correct it. The average farmer
has the delusion that restricting
his fields from the hunter saves
his birds. In reality it increases the
vermin and depletes his beneficial
wild life.
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Capitol Avenue NJ. E-The Rev. E. Ar
mold Clegg, pastor. Morning theme
division and Service; Night. Conquest
Notwithstanding.
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Hillside Christian-At 3 p. m. men
M. Barney speaks at 10:45 a. m.

Trinity Evangelical Lutheran-The Rev
vested choir of thirty voices, will present
the oratorio. The Holy City" by A. R
Gaul The sololists will be Frances
Schneider Melusina Seehausen, William
Berhman and Fred Poggemeyer. Paul G
Ebert is director.
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Anger Powell. rector. 8 a. M, Holy
Communion; $50 a. m, church school;
10:45 a. M, church hour kindergarten;
10:45 a. m, morning prayer and sermon,
God and Caesar"
University Park Christian-The Rev. E.
meeting will be held with the Rev. Elmer
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Gethsemane Lutheran-The Rev. John
United Lutheran Church in America"
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Brightwood M. E.-The Rev. F. T Tay-
lor. pastor. Morning theme. THE Perfect
Law of Liberty Night, Taking
Thought"
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II Uncommon.
20 He studied

II uncommon.
20 He studied
- (pl.).
% He was born
and educated
in -.
% He wrote for
a daily -
Is A bark.
81 To bake.
80 In 1881, he
went to
to live.
33 Narrow way.
35 Melody.
SO A contempt
rary writer
and country.
man.
38 Prickly pair.
80 Uncloses.
40 Characteris-
tic.
Al Therefore,
A Limping.
46 Bustle.
40 Male cat.
81 Distinctive
theory.
So Sun god.
81 Seventh note.
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ROLEN, CoRA-Of 27l5 N. Dearborn, be-
loved mother Of Mrs. Mable 2. Grail Of
indianapolis. and sister Of Mrs. Mary
Ann Bailey Of Fortville. Ind. departed
this life Thursday, Nov. 16, age SO years.
Funeral Saturday. Nov. 10. at the United
Brethren church 26th and La Sale
SITS, .. m. Burial Crown Hin cemetery.
Friends invited Funeral under the
direction Of MOORE g. KIRK
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River Avenue Baptist-The Rev. George
D. Billeisen. pastor. Morning topic, What
Shall We Do?" Night, The Judgment
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of a Life" with a concert by the Concert
Club of Arsenal Technical high school.