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So Legal Notices

NOTICE
to N9Ss is 5Tf9y sy S8 t4s
by the common council on the ID DAY Of
roller % q the CITY Of fndHsanapois vii
receive sealed bids at the office Of the
city controAeT at eleven III o'clock
for the temporary loan Of Two Hundred
Thousand Dollars 5000 900 00i % the CITY
Of Indianapoli payable from the cur
delivered not later than the 29fh dav Of
September, 1894 all bids 20 be al the
exceed six percent go per annum. 70
which a premium NAV be added. ana the
loan viii be awarded to the lowest and best
bidder. but the. right IS reserved 70 re-
jet any and all bids.
The obligation issued b. the city vill be
bear the date OF September %. 1884. and
18Th day Of November. 1884 Legal opinion
nished by the legal department IF The CITY
EVANS woOLLEN JR.
City Controller.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No
1872 Proposed change in rules governing
absorption Of connecting and or terminal
line charges Of Penna. r. r Co. Green
castle. Ind. on Ind. intrastste traffic
Notice Is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission Will conduct public
mission. indianapolis. Ind. 800 a. M.
Oct 2 1884
Public participation Is requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
By o. r. LIVINGHOUSE
Examiner.
FRED A. WIECKING
Acting Public counselor
Indianapolis Ind. September 10. 1894
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Pursuant 10 order OF the Superior court
OF Marion county Indiana in the cause
Of J. Albert Smith rs. Western Securities
Company. being cause No. A-37657 there
in. creditors OF said Western Securities
Company are hereby notified 20 file claims
with the receiver on or before the 20th
day Of November. 1884. or be thereafter
barred from participating in any distrio-
ut!on Of assets OF said company.
ELMER r c. WEBER. Receiver
lis North Delaware street.
N. e. ELLIOTT. Atty.
40s Fidelity Trust bldg.
Indianapolis. Indiana. a
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Fifty-Second Street Merchants will play
game 6f fodov eT ARE aso
want Saturday and Sunday tilts for the
balance of the season. Call Washington
4444-R after q m
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IA Help Wanted-FemaIe

LUCRATIVE wosk for intelligent woman
20: not over IS. Experience not neces-
sarv training in work given. Also ex-
penses Future FOR ambitious person.
See Mr. RIDLEY 80 70 ~ on Monday.
702 Kahn bldg y Meridian 81. city.
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At HQrre de Grace
One BeSt-ChatmOSS.

One BeSt-ChatmOSS.
I. Communist. Scotch Queen, Star
Chase.
,. Vanderbilt Entry. Band Wagon,
Star Porter.
3. Sation. Deduce. Time Supply.
:. Balladier. Plat Eye. UppermoSt.
5. ChatmOSs. Chicstraw. Dogmata.
s. Miss Snow. Pass Shot, Flag
stone.
:. Shasta star. Mad Eagle. Bokie
B.
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st. Georges Episcopal - The Rev.
Francis H. Tetu, pastor. 8 a. m, Holy
Communion: a. m. church school; 10
a. m, morning prayer and sermon.
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Four members of the former Roxy
Gang" and two OF the impresario's newest
finds will be guest performers in The
Roxy Revue" over WFBM and the Co.
lumbia network from 10 645 p. m,
SATURDAY.
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Fishing the Air

Jerry Cooper. baritone. will stress a note
of romance in his recital over WFBM
and the Columbia chain Saturday. from
TO Sis D. m.
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Famed Purdue
Stars Due to
Sparkle Again
Carter and PurViS, Exclusive
Half Backs, Buoy "a
Grid Hopes.

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Sept. 22.-One
Of the coUntrys greatest pair Of hah
backs. slippery jim Garter and Du-
ane Purvls, versatile au-American
give a bright tlnge 70 Purdue's back
field prospects for the coming grid
iron campaign The veteran ball
carriers. who earned a reputation as
the Touchdown Twins" last season.
when they combined in scoring nine
out OF Purdues sixteen touchdOwns,
are both versatile performers. and
are expected 10 alternate in bear
ing the burden Of the leather lug
ging.
Both Of the veteran Boilermakers
averaged well over FIVE yards a crack
on running PLAYS from scummage
last season. Between the two OF
them, they carried the ball 23l times
from scrimmage for a gain Of l.257
Yards. an average Of 5.44 yards a
dash. The flashy Carter was the
leading ground-gainer Of the season,
picking up a total Of 645 yards IN
l24 attempts. while Purvis. with a
total Of GID yards in 107 attempts.
had the highest average gain Of the
season. $40 yards.
Carter Like Deer in Open
In addition to being the leading
ground gamer. Carter. who makes a
speciality Of long touchdown runs,
was the leading scorer Of the season,
picking up six tOuchdOwns, four OF
them on runs Of more than forty
yards. An unusually elusive per-
former once he breaks into the open,
Carter twists away from aspiring
tacklers with all the grace and case
Of a ballet dancer. His most spec
tacular run last fall came against
Carnegie Tech. when he made a
brilliant ninety-yard return Of the
kickoff that opened the second hal
for n touchdown.
Purvis. the other member of the
Touchdown Twin" combination. was
a practically unanimous choice for
aI-American hOnors last fall, anu
regarded by many critics as the cut
standing back Of the season. In adj
ditiOn 10 being brilliant line
smasher and broken field runner.
Duane has shown himself TO be I'M
usually adept. not only as a forward
pasSer. but as a pass receiver.
Purvis AIl-Round Performer
In addition TO his ball carrying
and aerial ability. Purvis stood out
as one Of the games leading punterS,
and is expected to bear the burden
Of the kicking again this fall. De-
fensively. he has few equals. and
there is nothing that gives him more
delight than making a good, clean,
hard tackle
In order 10 take full advantage Of
the versatility Of his two veteran
backs. Coach Noble Kizer has indi-
Gated that he may alternate Purvis
and Carter between the left and
right half back posts. building plays
from each position to suit the often
sive peculiaritics Of each player
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falH. ". and W. ). Young a currsns-
Pssrce entry. fblA. :. Ernst 81 Gorham

nuH. ". and W. ), Young 4 currsns-
Psarce entry; fblA. :. Ernst q oorhan
Bros entry.
Third Race $500. allowances .t-year-
ODDS and NJ, six turlongsl lee cog. ~
Sporting Ley. lo'; IntsTno LIZ; IL: - Pee
us. Lszi csnisr. ZOE Prefer. ios: Ped
vest. III. Bind Luck. JOG.
Fourth Race 81 600: allowances 2-ysar-
olds; SIX furlongs-Eddie J.. llO. NC
csTthy, iie Dshei!5g ggirl,. iis a ,Rsgn-
ore lis: lasouth Bend. 10 Moonson.
lalYounr Bros. & Geary entry.
Pm Race $500; elsimlng' s3;-yssr-qglless
Peggy J.. LOG. xEva B. 100 Brosdstep'
ioz Some Good. 90. Coys. 81. Al Jolsor.
lo4 FROST Bite. 81. xlrenes BOB. loS;
Whisking. los.
Sixth Race 80 500 added; the Pontiac
Handicap. 3-ysar-olds and ID; one ana
one-sixteenth milesl-Mr. zoe. loe. Ba-
hamss, io3 Our Count, 49, 81 R RIeT5saiq.
ils: Pari-Mutuel. l07.
"a Oaktree Stable entry.
Seventh Race Isl 600; claiming: swear
olds and Up. one and three -fourths miles
1Dendayy Ie2 star BBroo5l, 1 6s vf bTlns
Moon. ss. Sun Envoy. 1903: Regis Play 90.
Eighth Race $500; claiming; Swear
io4: xRve u.s.: No Doubt. io5; xLuna
Mica. 10. Fretful lo2; xBrass Buttons.
loi: Soeur Blanche l0s.
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. clear. track. fast.
Horses listed in order Of post positions.
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Deaths

William Edward Rhnehart. SO. of 1894
Ruckle angina pectoris.
son. acute castro entertis.
Laura Alice Farr 70, of 452 North State
coronary occulsion.
malnutrition
Fannie townsend. IS Of 225 North
Spring arteriosclerosis.
Charles H Johnson. 30. city hospital
broncho pneumonia.
Albert Mckinley, a.. city hospital. pull
monary tuberculosis
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Leg AIS

So Legal Auctions and Sales
TO BE SOLD at public auction-193l Ford
roadster. motor No 4449093; for Crane
in and storage charges amounting to
s35: oct at FANCHER & LONG GA
RACE AZ HAYWOOD
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SUNDAY

a. M.
630-Pep Club
700-Sundav at Aunt Susan's (CBSl.
800-Rural Sunday school hour.
s 30-NeWs (CBS).
835-Patterns in Harmony tCBSl.
8:45-Alex Semmler tCBS).
900-Jake's Entertainers.
9 30-Christian Men Builders.
10 30-Romany Trail (CBSl.
II :O0-ChErch of the Air lCBS).
l. :30-CompinSkv trio (CBSl.
10 90 Noon-Dessa Byrd's organlogue.
il 3o-Beale Street Boys (CBs).
10 45-Tito GUITAR (CBS).
/ 00-Symphonic hour (CBSl.
200-Buffalo Workshop tCBS).
230-Oregon on Parade tCBS).
300-PlaYboys (CBSl.
315-Poets Gold tCBS).
330-Bakers (CBS).
400-Nick Lucas (CBSl.
4:15-Summer musicale (CBS).
430-Smiling Ed Mcconnell (CBSl.
445-Piano Twins.
500-Wheeler Mission program.
6:00-Coiumbia Variety hour (CBS.
700-Buddy Rogers orchestra (CBSl.
7:30-Waring' PennSylvanlanS (CBS).
0C-Serenade (CBSl:
8:30-Melodv Masterpieces (CBS).
9:05-Henry Busse orchestra CCBs).
9:30-CaSa Iona orchestra (CBSl.
10:O0-Enoch Light orchestra tCBS).
10: 30-Atop the Indiana Roof.
IL 00-Earl Hines orchestra tCBSl.
11:15-Carlos Molina orchestra lCBS).
11:30-Danny Russo orchestra (CBSl.
1900 Midnight-Sign of.
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Plumbing Permits

Albert Hiel, 1881 East Thrtieth, two fix
lures
lures
fcr Fy+u
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Fifth Race 5000; claiming: 3-year-olds
xChauvenet. ll2; Smooth, ia; xLsdy Ma
cav 100; xMorning Fair, 1907 Deemster
III: xBuddy Apolis, liz; king Kelly. 1l2;
Why Mask. III.
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AT ROCKINGHAM

and up: six furiongs l-xMusing. lo2: Rose
Path. l07: Victorium lis. xAlcorah. los.
xCalEarv Ksv los. xCaterer. lo5i Amour
cite i07: xNeWtonbelle l02: xDecorate.
los. Lille Cain. l07.
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Race Selections
By Tom NOone
tcopvrrht 1884 by United
MONIES SELECTIONS FOR TODAY
Copyright. 1884. by United Press,
3eSt-ChatInOSS.

Days BeSt-ChatlnoSS.
Best Long ShOt-HeTnando
Rest Parley-Sation and Good Advice.
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Fourth Race Cs6OO claiming: 3-year-olds
and up: six furlongsl-By Product, ITO;
Counselor crane liz; xSeb, Ill: Ridge
Nor, Ill; Brown Witch los; Meteoric
10: Brilliant Lad. ITO; Rolanda, 100;
xJaz Age. los.
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Sixth Race 80 600: added; The Avon
dale Handicap; 3-year-olds and up; mile
and siyteenthl Cactus Rose, 107; Chasar,
LOG; Paul r. l0l; Cherry Time, ll6; Back
Log. 10: My Blaze. 104 Would Dare, 1903;
Our Justice. 1903; SKY Lad. Ill.
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First Race $500: claiming; 22-yearr-oldSs;
SIX furlongs Communist; IL. xSSoten
Queen. l07. Jobakheta. ll3; Sun Lure.
lOs: witan. us xChinese indian. log:
Second Guess. ITO. Star Chase. liz;
xSteponit Lad. los.
Second Race $500: claiming; 3-year-
olds and mp, six furlongs Torquee
lO6; "a Drecl. lo7' Star Porter. l22
Wagon. ll2' Golden Spur, ll2' Dsrtle.
ialA. G. Vanderbilt entry.
Third Race sl 600: the Old Post Road
Handicap, 3-year-olds and up SIX tur-
los HdDso6e H. sS Gfn5 ss psTE
Hope lis; Kate. ITO: Happy Go. lo6'
Time Supply. Ill.
Fourth Race $4,000 added; Eastern
shore Handicap; .2-yesr-olds; six fuTlonIgsl
PasGe ITg Sun Sun Er6 49, Ag GO au6k
IA "a Black F Git rs: 71onicia., ios Last
Time, lo2; UPpermost, JIG; Scatter Brain ain.
ic Sailor Beware. ia; Billy Bee l08;
Nautch. 100: Nellie Flag. JIG; Ten Law,
1903; lblAdvantage. III: Rosemont III;
"a Brookmeade stable entry.
fbfJ. J Coughlin entry.
&C. Cfreentree stable entry.
Fifth Race 81 900: handicap; Swear
olds and up. one and one-siXteenth miles
New Deal ia; Grey GLADE. lO2; Dog
mdla. luof CuhtWOSS. 4AVs NAlSetAa Ms Nv
Only One. LOG
Sixth Race $500: claiming; 3-year;olds
and up: one mile and seventy Yards -
xResurreetion Ill. sun Apollo. Ill: One
Chance III: Bubblesome, los. Flagstone.
III. Pass Shot. los, Xknight OF Old, loo;
xEaSiest Wav. 100; xUnencumbered. los;
Miss Snow. ITO; XMv Counsellor los.
Seventh Race $500: claiming: Swear
Odds and up. one mile and seventy. vardsl
- Doubtless 10s. XBokie B., 102; Mad
Eagle I04: Jimmy F. Ill; xRetribution.
100. shasta Star. l0S Post Brigade. III Z;
Selfish Gain. los. xMv Scotch. 100 xJusta
Teacher l02. Aszulikit. 100: XCorvine.
100. Airway. iI2. XSoupcon, los.
xAnprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear: track. fast.
Horses listed in order OF post positions.
AT DETROIT
First Race $500: claiming; 3-year-olds
six furlongsl Quick, III: Fritter Circle,
III: xPharamaid LOG; Grey Hip. lo6; Far
Duchess los; XDivert. i06; Aga sun. lo6
owen, l0s. Charles J. l06: Hoptoit. ia:
MAX WAY. 100; Carl b. l0S.
Second Race $500: claiming: 2-year-
olds. six furlongs i-Uptodate. 1903: Easy
Flight. iO6. % Mamie. ITO: (alHidden
Dust. los Motley. los: ia Lady Flinders.
ooa. Kuvito. 100: Maple Hussy. los: At
traction. liz; cynwyd. los; tblAlmao.
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The Manhattan serenaders. conducted
BIZ Freddie Rich with Claude Refs az
vocalist will broadcast popular hits over
WFBM and the Columbia network SatUr-
day. from 8 TO $50 p. m.
Two compositions by Boriniansky.
AN Ancient Chant" and Divine raise"
will be heard during the Siberian Sing
ers broadcast Saturday at $3.50 p. m,
over WKBF and an NBC network.
The National Barn Dance VIII 90 nau-
teal during It's broadcast Saturday az 6.3(
o. m over WLW and an NBC network
The Maple City -Four and the WIS Rang
ers. cuartets, viii join 10 sing an octei
arrangement Of Anchors Aweigh" and
q medley Of sea chanttes.
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Second Race $500: claiming: 2-year-
olds. six furlongs -Uptodate. i03 Easy
Flight. los 10 Mamie, ITO: talHidden
Dust los. Motley. .l0S; "a LADY FIinoers'
009. Kuvito. 100. Maple Hussy. los: At
traction liz. Cynwyd. los: tblAlmac,
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Second Race 5000; claiming; s-year-olds
and up: six furlongsl Earl Baker lis;
Sea Eagle, lO6; Parade Step. III; Erech.
l06; Service Man. 10l; Sport Marvel,
Ill: xHigh Quality. 1Ol; Justina. 1l2;
xGenie Jr.. lO5: xAlkali, Ito; xTommy 1906;
40: jolly Miller Ill.
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Tonight's Radio Tour
NETWORK OFFERINGS

ASTON Coakley orchestra lNBCl.
5oo-Where 20 Go in Indisnapo!S
5lS-Fiyinr With Captain Al williams
s4s-oTs6s ROYAL HaFaiians ,Ngcl.
s 6a-Don Bestors orchestra fNBCl.
s3o-Hands Across the Border tNBCl.
7:I1pemOeratic. County cSmmmi''se.
.30-Saturday Jsmboree tNBC)-
s3o-Siberisn Singers tNBCl.
sI5-Enric Madrisuera's orchestra
tNBCi
e30-Musical Cocktail
lo:is-Ccarefree Carnival ,NBC.
II 00-Hoosier Athletic Club.
II 3O-The Melody Mates.
IL 100 Midnight-Sign OF.
SUNDAY
SsSS--ssaamf o S9q'Fss eTena6s Me-.
s.o0-Press radio news MIC.
9 05-Morning musicale tNBC).
e3o-l0i Mems Bible class.
i9:iIGoGid and Shelter CNBc).
10 3O-Crvstal Melodies.
ii 30-sist Street Baptist church
u 90 Noon Broadcast from Switzerland
tNBCl.
i2:5o-Rose Room melodies.
u 45-Concert artists tNBC).
l00-American melodies.
l30-Sunday vespers tNBCl.
20O-John B Kennedy lNBCl.
2:l5-Harry Bason S Musical Memories
2:30-How Can the Federal Housing Act
Help You tNBC1.
245-Pedro Was orchestra (NBC).
300-The Ambassadors.
3:l5-To be announced.
3 30-Radio Explorers program tNBC).
345-Newspspe per Adventures.
4.00-Catholic hour tNBCl.
430-Tom Coakley's orchestra (NBCl.
5.00-K - tNBC1.
5.30-Arlene Jackson fNBC).
5.45-Wendell Hall tNBCl.
6.00-NBC concert hour (NBC).
7.00-Marshall PLAYERS.
7.15-The Melody Makers.
7:30-Jewel Box Of Melody.
8 .00-Hall Of Fame (NBCl.
8.30-Canadian Capers lNBCl.
e:00-Charlie Davis orchestra tNBCl.
9:30-Broa beast TO Byrd expedition
i0:00-Art Lsndrys orchestra tNBC).
10:30-Stan Movers orchestra tNBCl.
II 00-Art Kassell's orchestra tNBCl.
II .3O-Grav Gordon's orchestra tNBCl.
u 90 Midnight-Sign of.
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AT DETROIT

First Race 1890: claiming: 3-year-olds
iii: xPharamaid. iOs: Grey Hip. los Fair
Duchess los: xDivert, los: Aga sun. ios
owen. Jos. Charles J. l06. Hoptoit. ia:
MAX WAY. iO9. Carl B.. l0S.
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and up; six furiongsC~Dusky Dame, iO8
Patsyette 1l2; Pleasure Toy. lO8; xSt;
Jessica. 1903; xDelma Dunn, 107; Royal
l62; xFlowery Lady. 1O7; Copain, lO6;
xAiac Moon, no. Silverdale. lis; Thistle
Ace. Ill; Red Polly, 1os; xsilver wave
103.
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INSTR UCTI0RS
Schools. Colleges. Tutoring

STUDENTS GRADUATED from the In
ternatioaaI Beauty e. Barber School are
IN demand because % their high. EN-
Gent QualifcatlOns-aus journey
men Barber Union-low fee. 342 f. Wash.
EARN while learning. Engineering AMER
ICAN INSTITUTE SCHOOL OF DRAFT
ING AND DESIGNING 604 Fl Wavne
ave.
FREE HAWAIIAN GuTTAR-To each new
-tudent HTLO HAWAIIAN STUDIO
2i0s Roosevelt ave BEST BY TEST
TINES WANT ADS cost iess than IN any
other Indiana polls newspaper
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and Gp: six furiongs l~xWeish Lass 81;
xSuspicious. lo4; Wood God ITO; Teenie
r. III: Mint Paragon: 10: Bickeriiprgg.
Meeting Place. 10: xPaddOck. ITO.
Third and Fa oseSs sR2 Sl3%Ps 8
c q5 51 cs H o RIVER Roe iO5 zt9yo
iii: Masked Revue III; xLiebchen. 1873;
xCharlie Dawn lo7; Radia ,te ,,i lqSi
Fourth Race $500; claiming; Swear
olds and Up; five and one half furlonEss,,E1.
c ciI5ta liz: xchain. lis: Cash surren-
der. ia: xKai Finn. Ill.
Fifth Race $4,000 added; the Green
Mountain Handicap; 3-yRar-olds and up,
one and one-sxteenth miles)-My Dandy
Hand Han Dy ioo NJ 6 i af1
about iii; tclMarmion, ito; lblHigh Glee.
l0s: Fleam. no. Townsville, 90; lcl Advis-
ing Anna ll3; (cl Gold Signet. 100.
1alW. C. Stroube and Corsicana Stable
entry.
tcD Mrs Jack Howard and Coldstream
stud entry
Sixth Race fsl 200: The Postal Claiming
E hsnoici 49, az co oEso IL io5 fsaa Io5
{ b Ebony Lady 100; Gift of Roses, 10;
Projectile 104; Black Hand, 100: (b)Gold
Signet. 100.
LalJoseph Klein entry.
TblMrs. Jack Howard and Coldstream
entry.
Seventh Race Isl 900 claiming; 3-year-
olds and up; one milel-Flowery,. 105;
Annarita los: xVeSted Power, l09, xMoTo-
cen. ll3. xElying Don. ll3; Balancer, le4'
St. Omar, ia.
Eighth Race Isl 900; claiming; Swear
olds and up: one and one-eighth niles
xOn Sir 103: xBert John. ITO; Flying
Dere. i09: xPolly Gee, l0i Guiding Light.
los: xVillage Vamp. 104.
XApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. clear; track. fast.
Horses listed in order of post positions.
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AT COMFY ISLAND

First Race $500 claiming; z-year~old
maiden colts and geldingss;, ive and one ,1e
Chief Osceola. 1903; Ealcown. 1903; High
land Downs. 1903: Gay Hastings, 1903: Prince
Fluz. lO9; Ma jort. 10S; Swepen. 108; Give,
1903: xLittle Mickey, 1903; Blondsure, lOS;
xReptelle. 100: Excavator. l06; Silver Blue,
lOs American Emblem. Ill; Mister Bob.
l08.
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Seventh Race $1,000; The Apex Handi-
cap; 2-year-olds; six furlongs
III; Vote Boy ITO; Haty l16; Hastinip,
l0e; Upside Down. ia; Busy Prince. 100;
Beaver Dam. los; First Entry. 113; Merry
Go Round. i0l Elwawa. lis; Trip Up.
ITO: Joda l07.
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Eighth Race 5000; claiming Swear
olds and up; mile and sixteenth -Chesta
Run, ll2: Bernie K. l09; Backward Never.
i00ii: s nper Purchase. 100: isis Agenes'
lO4: Fair Cynthia, 1902; xMarie Jean, 1O4;
xRuth Jelinek. l0s; All Toi. 10s
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MONDAY


A. NJ.
6:3O-Pep Club.
2 :0O-Song reporter (CBSl.
7:l5-Harmonies in Contrast CCBS),
7:30-Metropolitan Parade tCBS).
8:15-Breakfast Billboard.
8:30-Marion Carley tCBS).
8:45-News (CBS).
8:5O-Three Flats CCBSl.
9:OO-Quarter- Hour in Three-Quarter
Time (CBS).
9:15-Beale Street Boys (CBS).
9:3O-Mayfair Melodies (CBS).
9:45-Joan Marrow (CBS).
0:0O-Homemakers hour.
lO;30-Al Kavelin orchestra (CBS).
II :0O-Just Plain Bill (CBSl
11:15-George Hall orchestra.
11:30-Hoosier Farm Circle.
00-Noon-Scott Fisher orchestra (CBS)
P M
Il :3O-Poetic Strings CCBSl.
1:00-Four Showmen (CBS).
1:15-Dance Rhythms lCBS).
1:45-Chansonette tCBSl.
2:15-Salvation Army band (CBS).
2:30-Two Thirty Tunes.
3:00-Musical Album (CBSl.
3:30-Viewing the News.
3:45-Tom Baker (CBS).
WKBF (1400) Indianapolis
Indianapolis Broadcasting, Inc.)
SATURDAY
PM
4:0O-One Mans Family (NBC).
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-22

Second Race $500: claiming; 3-year-olds
and up. six furlongs t-xWelsh Lass 81:
xSuspicious lo4: Wood God ITO: Teenie
r. 1l2: Mint PARAGON. ITO: Bickering
los. Urging i07: xTraffic Judge. ITO;
Meeting Place 10: xPaddock. ITO.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-22
WKBF (14OO) Indianapolis
Indianapolis Broadcs

400-One Mans Family (NBC) .
4 30-NeWS Flashes,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-22

Third Race 81 900: the Old Post Road
Handicap. 3-vear-olds and up. six fur
longs bcduce. iI9. Cant Remember,
los Hopetooo. III. Sation. l26; Dark
Hope lis: Kate. ITO: Happy Go. lO6;
Time Supply III.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-22

Seventh Race Isl. OoO claiming; 3-year-
olds and up; one mile l-Flowery, los;
Annarita los: XVested Power, 1903; xMoTo-
St Omar ia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-22
At HAyRF DE GRACE

First Race 5000: claiming: 2-year-olds
Queen. iO7. Jobakheta. ll3; Sun Lure
i0s. witan. lis, xChinese Indian. Jog
Second Guess. ITO, Star Chase. ll2
XSfeponit Lad. los.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-22

Fourth Race Cssoo: claiming; Swear
olds and up: five and one half furlongsl--
Monks Star. l07: Indiantown ia;
Cabouse. liz: xChain II3: cash Surren-
der. ll2: xKai Finn. Ill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-22

Anger Powell, rector a. m, Holy
Communion: $50 a. m. church school;
1915 a. m, church hour kindergarten;
l0:45 a. m, morning prayer and sermon
by the pastor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-22

First Evangelical - The Rev R. H.
Mueller, pastor. Morning theme. Facing
the Task; night, AT Jacobs Well"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-05-03

I just want to explain how be-
came acquainted with the Commu-
mist Party. During the strike in
Lodi and Passaic became &C
quainted with the Communist
Party. I liked the policy of the
Communist Party. During the strike
the way the strike was carried out
there were many workers in favor
of the Communist Party. But since
in the strike we noticed in the be-
ginning that the bosses started with
the red scare, the workers were slow
in joining the Textile Workers
Union.
Later on the workers were con-
WINGED that the National Textile
Workers was working in their in
terestS and they began to sign up
very fast. We carried on good work
during the strike. We carried on,
I say, during the strike, but after
the strike it seemed our work
ceased. We stopped doing such
great work. We went back on our
jobs and we forgot about what the
National Textile Workers Union did
for us during the strike.
I have to criticize here the lead