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AT FNIPIRE CITY


FIRST Race 5000. claiming. 2-year-olds.
mile and seventy yards Little ArSo. i07.
CynVEe. Zoe. E,ertTEe. lo1 Ethan Allen.
Belize. iOS xSophisiicated. los Caught,
l0q. Whoaback Ii6. Jane McCres i02
Fur Fiber. III. MickeyS Man, log. Master
b basss P pun P0 Brjn l en- S9an spd i92
dale. ll6. Jeanne S. lo6, Bounding Count
second Race 81 200. ADDED: The West
six furIonESl -Eldee IS wise Anne. IO3
Captain ArGo. us. Jaoot loI.
Thlrd Race 5000. claiming: s-year-olds
and 40. about Slx flr,onrsf -Irlpronptu.
los: GaSne 100. Maria o'NenI. io6; Stool
visS H !i3 zipa.onS los sand Ranher
los. The Rake. ZOE. Pursuit. leg. Tran
sen. loo.
Fourth Race 50 500. added The York
town handicap. 3-Near-0lCS ard I'D. one
and one-e.shth miles King Saxon. lls.
Fifth Race $500. claiming; Swear ODDS
and up. one mile and seventy YARDS =
IN Arms 100. Occidental. III, Csppoquin.
I02. Crooked Lane. los. Chief A. 100.
Canterer. 100 XJean Brown lol; Hours
Idle Flirt. los. MAJOR General. 10. xCsp-
tain Jerry lo7i ondaie, lo4 Last Bid
ioei. sPoalah9pU 5 5l2 pIs,SeuF' lo5' Broom
Sixth Race $500. claiming. S-yesr-olds
ard up. one and cue-slxteenfh miles 49,
sturdy Ark Jos. Robinson Crusoe. Ils.
SWimslong Us, Just Cap. 10. Mouth
piece. no. Naconoa lo2. xDon.t Blush.
i0I. Bob p. IL Ten Less. lo2 Maroasite.
io7: White Filler. io7. xBlack Patricia
i0T. Drastic Lass iO7
xAppreutice allowance claimed
Weather. raining: track sloppy
Horses not listed in order Of post posi-
tionA.
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I'D DON GEORGE, above, VINO
- is rated in the New England
states and Canada as the worlds
heavyweight mat champ. will
make his first appearance in
local ring next Tuesday night
when he tackles Karl doc Sar-
polls, the flying hook scissors eX-
pOnent. in the main go on the
Hercules A. c. wrestling card.
The match brings together two
outstanding huskies and Is figured
10 be a ring natural" George
scales around Dis and Sarpolis.
222. Sarpolis halted Big Boy
Davis winning streak two weeks
ago at the armory, while three
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CLEVENGER ATTENDS
TENNESSEE REUNION
81 Times Special

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Oct. ~
Fora G.. Clevenger. coach. and men,
bers of the 1904 University of Ten
neSsee grid squad, which was the
only team Of this school ever TO
turn in an undefeated season. were
to be honored at the Tennessee
Duke game here today.
VteranS of the 1904 team have
congreTated here from all parts of
the country. and we're to march
around the field at the half period.
Clevenger, now with Indiana uni
verSity. is TO preside at a twenty
year reunion" dinner tonight.
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weeks ago he Topped Billy Burns
in sixteen seconds. He has de-
feated list Of top notchers, in
Guiding Jim McATillen and George
Cry Baby Zaharias.
Don George has met Jim Lon
dos twice. each tussle being a
draw. George originally halls
from the University Of Michigan
and was a member of the United
States Olympic mat team in 1923.
Sarpolis held the Big Ten con-
ference heavyweight title while at
the University Of Chicago.
Two other bouts are on the
Tuesday card here. with the pop
ular Leo (NorthwesO Nunla re-
turning in the semi-windup.
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HAND BALL MEET SET
~" Teams to Play Kokomo Champs
Here Tonight.

The local Y. NJ. c. A. hand ball
squad has accepted a challenge
from Kokomo to play two doubles
matches here tonight at 6.
The local teams will be composed
Of Tom Smith and Herb Glinn and
H. L. Egbert and Kenneth Higgins
Kokomo holds the state Y. NJ. c. A
doubles championship.
The local court has been resur-
faced for the season.
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Deaths

Elijah Basil Timmons. "a. Of 81 North
Bolton. chronic myoCarditls.
Bertha Ellen Spencer. AZ. OF 26l6 North
Talbot tumOr Of brain
jerry Thomas Griffin. 90. Of l537i2 Mad
ison. corOnarv oCClusIOu.
Margarct Ethel Horner. &c. city hos
Green Naming. 81 of 1913 East Buch-
Edward James sbowalter. 60. Hotel
L0Ckerbie acute mvOCarditS
Frank E Lewis, g. OF 1902 Kenwood.
cerebral hemorThage
Dora Spencer 81. Of 1902 East Washing
ton carcinoma
New JERSEY chronic ncphruS.
Frank O. Jacobs. 81. city hosiptaL trac-
EIizis Collier SO. of $500 West Morris.
Lines 81 Holland 10. OF $40 North Riley.
acute dilatation Or neart
Queen Esther Banker. 43. OF 1919 North
West. acute carGlaC dlatation
Charles Hodgepath. IS. Of 425 Toledo. ar
W2iuiam Musser. 81. Long hospital.
cerebral hcmorrhage.
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Births



p, Howard and MAt.ie Blow 2'i2 Boulevard
EIds.e and Mary K..nneson. t522 Cornell.
James ana heoa A-ie-l-ss. -a-4 West
Walnut
tcNaFo and catherine b-si.e. 1910 south
'I.oo -.,-, al,
ttalo.1 ana EiAe. C-aFs. 9's South
O,ney
Richard and lille Carter f&9 Minerva.
James and Elzs5e'a Ca--ES 9i2 Bell
Benjamin and Serbia smith SOS Doug
Robert and odessa Martin ens shriyer.
W.'. ann ard Peso. H3,. 23i IVES. TlSth.
lass srs 81 --.r 49, SIN L-,~v.~od 49,
' s'1 G i.ts" Fsa '' H re- NS-,n
r-..r -''~ ''N'' go 'e' 80
w.iaam and Birdie johnson .s2o scbo-
fe, g.. ,,..s.., ,,....- ..,,,....-.
s Jo7 ,5.s s25 Frances Be'ersdo7ie-. Metho-
sam aaa Faith Cohen. Methodist hos
p.
Harold ard Frances Naeseie Methodist
F.cvd and Margaret Goodman. Methodist
ho.pstal
hospital
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STEVE SAVAGE is VICTOR

81 United Press
KANSAS CITY. Kan. Oct 81
steve Savage. Detroit, defeated Rudy
La Ditzi. New York. in wrestling
match here on Thursday. Johnny
Shoop. Racine. Wis. defeated Morse
Jerlstrom, Minneapolis, IN the semi
Windup.
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AT sPORTsMAN'S PARK


First Race $500: claiming; 3-vear-olds
and up: seven furlonss ,mo,Traggat, los;
XKapoSia. l04. Nanny D 100. Prince PA
e. ' coG Gedo' 1885, A imaS5ber C. lqi
Nurses Boy. iO7 High Pockets. ll2: Top
sic h, l0e xGold Rose, 1O4. Jere. III,
Escobilla. 100. Burgoo. IL, Ny Asa, 1O8
Bob Up. IO9 Major Accident. ll2.
Second Race $500; claiming: 3-year-olds
and up; seven furlonngsl-.-Deets Csmpnt5Tee.
Shirley b Il2: xSpe-o l04; XTooaya. lo4;
Cav Prince, ll2. xwigrose, l04, XRenals-
Bonnie Cain ll2. Minnie Case, l09. Terry
Lass. l09' Theron. los; BroaoWay RoNS.
los. Demagogue. ll2' ADut1hy. 1o6.
and - up: six and one-half fuTiongSl-
Whlskora. los. Full Tilt. liz, XFlre >
los. xEp. lO4. Flying Justice. III; JUS
Image. ll3; XRlzla. l04
Fourth Race 600; claiming: The youth
ful Handicap. 2-year-olGs slX and one
half furlongsl-Donnle ". H. DARK
&C Brilliant Queen. los, Bar PAY. 100.
. nleanna. los: outside. 100 % Cannon 5
Roar. IO2; "a Sweet Myth. lol. "a Little
,al-W. l. Mcclure entry.
Dbl. J. CoughIIn entry.
CIV. J. Potter Jr.. entry.
Fifth Race. $1,000 handicap; 3-yeaT-
dds and up: six ana one-half iurlongSl--
scout. Chief. lo4: Bran Muffin. lo2s Ley 56g
Sad knight 100; Careful Kitty. lO1; Nc
Gonigle, lis.
sixth Race $500: claiming; 3--year-olds
and up. one ana hve-eightS miles Cap
tain Danger. 1903: SUPERB, los, Galehao-
Charley. i02 Kentucky Moon, lo2, Jasta
Sheik, l06; Rsmgomer, 100.
Seventh Race $500: claiming; Swear
olds and up; one and one iXteensh miss IsS
Old Bill III: Bob weioel.. III: xWlle
Kitty. 100: xRaga Creek. 10: xWirt G.
Bowman. i07. Laoy's WAY. los; ComstocS-
cry. ia: Dominant Miss, los. -xSam Pass.
Trsumagne. ~: XLe MiniStre. l0z. Eve!ine
2. i0s' NMuHler. lo7: NBlaok Fool. 1o1.
Eighth Race $500: claiming; s-year-olds
and up, enc and one-siNteentA miles -
Sweet Gal, 1903 owen MARITIME. 100. Joe
Ia Ia ioi: xFianude' 10; Wld Transit. los
100; Donna Bett.ns, los Cloth Top l0S,
Aerial Trumpet. III; Ease IN. liz, Temple
Psneer tog ,os onAnon. los' Eskimo III
Ninth Race Substitute: $500; claiming.
s-year,-olds anc , nP seven fuIrIS9ngs,
onne. 100 Penthouse rs Light Nun. l0s
Corids los. xSipknot. 100, XCeltic Prince.
io3 Old B9ss I I63 P R@s6s DsNi2 5sl ies
iO4 Authority. i0e. Rouanv Esw. III.
Golden storm. ~. Bubohng O. l09.
x-Apprentice allowance claimed
Weather clear track. heavy.
Horses listed n order Of post postius.
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ST. Matthew Lutheran-The Rev L. c.
Reformation Spirit: night The Wart-
/ burg Vision" Tuesday night. the Dorcas
Girls vii meet at the home Of Miss Mel
VIVA Huber. 4145 Washington boulevard.
The Young Married Peoples Bible Class
Of the Broadway NJ E.-Tomorrow morn
ing Miss Patrica Ann Knapp dramatic
art student of Miss Mary Beatrice White
man, will give group of sacred readings.
Brightwood NJ E.-The Rev. Ferman T.
Taylor pastor. Morning theme, Peril
Of the Wine Glass; night. Using God 5
Name in Vain
Edwin RAY NJ. E.-The Rev. w. T Jones.
1 pastor ? 80 a. m. theme Keeping Books
| With God; 1870 p M brotherhood meet
ing with H D. Templeton. medical navy
! officer, speaking
woodside NJ. E-The Rev NJ. H. Reyn-
oldS, pastor Morning theme, The Curse
OF InIt-e9mperance night. The Crucial
All Souls Unitarian-Dr Frank S. c.
Wicks. pastor Morning address What
Fifty-First street NJ. E.-The Rev. Will
"4 Reg Fo8e of p38S5 e wa4 M9TPnG 81
p. m Epworth League meeting with the
! pastor speaking on Toward an Under
]
Central Christian-,-Dr W. A. shullen-
s seTEeP paP&t9dT 1913 "a M theme The
Anew"
First Friends-The Rev o. HerscheH
/ New temperance Education'';:' $50 p. M.
the Quaker Club Will meet.
First United Brethern-The Rev George
/ F. SNYDER. pastor. The pastor VIII SPEAK
at both services tomorrow
University Heights L. B.-The Rev. J..
Il vS SIl nm non pastor Morning theme
SAVIOR
Calvary I. ,B-The Rev. L. H Huddle-
I God night. Mrs. A. B AFFORD will speak
at the Womans Missionary services.
Carrollton Avenue RefOrmed-The Rev.
z. G. Homrighauser. pastor Morning
theme. The Spiritual Ascent"
First First y! M9 2aiiaG9 EpisCogalLTbe Re-
( The Old and the New night. The
Cradle Of Human Society
Advent Episcopal-The Rev. George s.
/ SouthvorLh, rector. 100 m. Holy Com
un19 6Tnn 80 2aver 5ddnaay school II a
Speedway Boulevard NJ F=The Rev
The Future Of MethQdism; night. The
/ Intensity OF Loyalty.
First United PreSbyterian-Th Rev
Joseph A Mears. pastor. 1915 a m
| theme Making a good investment; $50
p. m, young peoples meeting.
H. Mater pastor Morning theme Gross
Fearing 230 D. m. Mrs. Rebecca A.
House Will speak on Prayer; 100 D m.
the pastor Will speak on The Friend OF
Sinners"
will preach at both services tomorrouy in
the absence of the Rev ! r FIanigan
-
Fdgewood NJ Frbo pog n n Dr.
o"UUu " IL ~ IotF- n ~ ftoo-
tbe cs1Sey Eioo Ile snee r0Ter IRON
the evep{1g n sUeS' SPeaAe1 VIII Yak ID
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At Churchill DOlCnS-
One Best-War Band

l. War Band, Wee Wink, Odessa
Beau
2. Metoric, Babeson, Creole Bird.
3. South Bend. Mary. Julia Grant
+. Bartering Kate, Our Justice
Sallie Grey.
5. New Deal, Hugagain, My Blaze
6. Nellie Flag, Shaffer entry, Gill
lie.
7. Pre- War, A La Carte. Gilbert
Elston.
8. Peedeeque, Whangdoodle, Glib
by's Choice.
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SELLS GOLD MINE FOR
$25, 000-FINDS MORE
Prospector Discovers Rich Veins
After Sale.

. = Z HTIF y 7 ~
TONOPAH, New, Oct 27-Tom
Collins found some pay dirt on his
claim in the Ida district south
west Of Goldheld, New SO he sold
the claim to Glendale, Cal, interests
for $4,000 in installment payments.
Collins went back TO work the
claim while awaiting the first pay
ment and opened ore in two veins
that sampled 500 and so per ton.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

William Ka5r =. Lebanon. caretaker. and
N7rEaret Thompson. =. OF 364 North L
4.rois street. CLERK
Havvood Dem.ck Is Of 37i4 HovsY
street farmer and Anna TuTns1 -. OF
1880 Arsenal avenue house Keeper.
Robert Ford g Of 1888 PARK avenue
grocc- ard MaVvbcth Shields - OF 525
East For v-nsDtA street housekccpor.
Kern Miles a. Pcrdlct0u. attorney. and
Vera srodzrass - o. 1855 College ave-
nue. salesWouan
Ja.ius Hale So Of 4s7 west Twelfth
street. i7n.ro-. and MARY Scal -. OF 1909
North Meridian street. maid
James Nereoith. p. o.. r 2 ;. Marion.
We. drilier ana Luoerta Harris Il. Of
-242 kepwCod avenue. houseSeeper
William Rousch 30 OF 9i6 North Ala
6awa street mechanic. and Kstharins
Cfuchrist 20. of 5f3 Hanson avenue.
weaver.
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At NarrdganSett-
One BeSt-SynOd

At NHrTGgdnSett-
One BeSt-SynOd
/. Scotch Soldier, fluffy G., Bal
ANGER.
2. B. B. Stable Entry, Playing On,
Moane Keala.
3. Synod, Happy Helen, Pretty
Soft.
4. Balios, Quel Jeu, Feudal Lord
s. Motto, Mock Turtle, Peradven-
ture.
6. Time Supply, Lady Reign,
ROustabOut.
7. Big Beau, Brass Monkey,
HOkuao.
8. Long Bit, Flowery, Velociter.
9. Tartan Betsy Light Brook,
Liebchen.
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4. Kink Saxon, Halcyon. (Only
two entered.
5. Dancing Boy. Hours End,
SpanflOw.
6. Robinson Crusoe, Black Patri-
cha, Swimalong.
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At LnnreL-
One ReSt=Azucar.

One BeSt-Azucar.
1. Minna, Dove Of Peace, Blessed
Again.
2. Kalola, Xandra, Outbound.
3. Wishing Star, Fairly Wild, Res
direction.
4. Sailor Beware, Toolbox, Go
Quick.
5. Azucar. Good Goods, Watch
Him.
6. Red Wagon, Kawagoe, Only
One.
7. Arab, Rock Coventry, Miss
Catalan.
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First Race $500. Ginning: 2-year-olds.
six furlonEsl-Ses Elnn. los, Blessed
Again. us, Alwintour, los. NUtticurlo. lI3,
Milna. us. Apathy los. King Benny. los,
Mss. los: Polly Plum. los.
Second Race $500. claiming: 3-year-olds
ana up. one mile and seventy yards i-
Galyarrow. 10. Elcidio. III. The Tout
III. xRetri5ution. lO3. Barcelona Pete
ia; xXanora. Ill; Golden Play. li6
Wise. Ill: Euppy. los; xOutbound. l07.
Third Race $500; claiming: s-year-olds
and Up. mile ana sevelty-yardsl-xResu
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At Empire City
One Best-Captain Argo.
1. Whoaback, Fur Fiber, Spark
dale.
2. Captain Argo, Wise Anne
Jabot.
3. Dornoch, Impromptu, Her
nando.
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80 80 lS,Ihstitnte. IN. clair,irr
AT CHURCHILL DOWNS

First Race $500: claiming: maidens: all
ages. seven furlongsi-ts Fannikins, 100.
Knee Akction. los: Wee Wink. ioss lal Big
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At SpOrtSmdn'S Park
One ReSt-McG

One Best-Mc GOnigle.
l. Prince Plato, Patricia c., Style
Corner.
2. Shirley b. Fitkin. Renaissance
3. Sweet Chariot, Flying Justice
RiZla.
4. Potter Entry, Donnie w, lille
anna.
5. McGonigle, Careful Kitty, Scout
Chief.
s, Enigmatic, SUPERB, Hangover
7. Bob Weidel, Raga Greek, Regis
Play.
8. Eskimo, Monnie. Ease In.
Q. Penthouse. Polly Diskln, Just
Imagine.
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In City Churches Sunday

Madison Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev. Charles
A. Mccullough pastor. Morning theme.
Prevailing Prayer: night, Mans Need
Of God"
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Race Selections
By Tom N00ne
Copyright by Press
MONIES SELECTIONS FOR TODAY

Days Best-Azucar.
Best Longshot-Bob Weidel.
Best Parlay-Enigmatic and Sailor Beware.
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Dave. JOB; Double R., 1903; Oddesa Beau,
1873 O3; Mount LooAouto t. lo3; Queen Ciari6e6e,
Winds Chant. l06.
ta)J. Spencer entry.
Second Race $500; claiming: 3-year-olds
and up: six furlongs l--Hammel. 1O8; Ex-
ponent, les: XJeton, 1903: Jane Brush, los;
Julia Irene, los, Grey Hip, 1903; Beau Dis.
l08. Sea Eagle. l08. BabeSOn. III; XLady
Friend. lo4; Cayuga. III; xCreole Bird,
son, los, xMorden. l04 xBillie's orphan
l04. Try King, 1I2; Meteorlc, us; xEarl
Baker, 107.
one miiel@Chatuga, los: Marv, iI0;
XStricken, 1922 Tom Black 10. Clint. 1903
Glitterins. ITO: South Bend, 10; xNewell.
los; Demonstration, 10; Whizzaway. 1o6;
Poet Prince, .lo7; Raycart, LOG, Racecraft.
10. &Shan. l0l, XStareua IL 90; Manners
Man lo8; Julia Grant. lo6.
Fourth Race $500 claiming: 3-vear-olds
and up: six furlongs Our Justice. liz:
Sauie Grey. l04: The Immortal II. IO7:
Minnie Belle. l03. Broad Meadows, lI2,
XFetful' loo' Bartering Kate. lo4.
Fifth Race $500; The Winter Quarters
handicap: all ages seven furlongsl-
P Pa5, Up lOo' ViS;goth, lo5 "a New
Rose. l04; nv Blaze, IA; "a Scarp, I0l.
al. w. Parrish entry.
Sixth Race $4,000: added The Kentucky
Jockey Club stakes. 2-year-olds: one mile
- Calumet Dick. 1922 Miss Toro. 1l9:
b Finance. l22; 10 Top Dos. 122; GiIhe,
~; BuobIng Mate. I22, Manners Man,
l22. Laird, u Myrtle Wood. li9; IA Nellie
F.ag, Il9, Good Flavor, r.
tal-Calumet Farm entry.
tbf-COlcStream Stud and E. D. Shafer
entry.
Seventh Race $500: claiming: Swear
olds and Up. one and one-slXteenth miles
Left Wing. i02, XMountainy Man, io7;
XBattling Girl, los. RE war. ii2; Catino,
Ill. xStar Bud. los; La Carte. 49, LADY
CoGvin. l07. Gilbert ElS,on. los, Back Log.
Eighth Race $500. claiming; Swear olds
and up. one and one-slxteenth miles -
XChauyenet. los. XPrince Doc 100. Fog
AIRY. los, DeemSter. 10. Fast Heels. los
Whang6oOGle. il3. SCGau l07; Garb. l02
Gertrude S. l02 Representative. 10; LII
lie Connolly. 10. XRuth JehneX. 100.
Pee6ee Que. i0S Flag Wave. l07, Princess
A o. 10. Sarcastic. 10. Super Tow. 107.
Morning FAIR. I02: xGl5oys Choice. los.
Lady Macaw. il2.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear: track, fast.
Horses listed in order OF post positions.
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Seventh Race $500: claiming: Swear
oids and Up. one and one-SlXteenth miles,
Left Wing. i02; XMountainy Man, lo7;
iii. xstar Sud. los 4 La Carte. lis; Ladg
Couvin. l07. Gilbert ElSton. l09. Back Log.
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St. Matthew Lutheran-The Rev L. c.
?. Fackler. pastor. Morning theme. The
Reformation Spirit; night The Wart-
burg Vision" Tuesday night, the Dorcas
VIVA Huber 4145 Washington boulevard.
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Wilson, pastor. Morning theme. Chris
tan Fellowship; night 'Predtestination"
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Cards, In Memoriams

HUNTER-In memory % our dear son and
brother DENNIS HUNTER who passed
away Two years ago OCT %. 1892
Rolling stream Of TINE flows on.
But SUI vacant chair.
Recalls The love. the voice and sUlle OF
Dennis WCCu sat there
Sadly missed DY FATHER. MOTHER
AND BROTHER
WILSON wish 70 thank Tire rela-
yves neigh6or- and friends FOR he Kind
ness and sympathy shown ~ The death
O.. mr. beloved wife Laura F. Wilson.
p. h-.hana CT DLES VII KLscE
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RENIHAN, THOMAS P--BeIoved son Of
MI and Mrs Arthur Renihan, passed
away Thursday Oct. 25 az the residence,
2944 Hillside ave. Funeral Saturday,
Oct o. at p. m. from the residence.
Interment Crown Hill cemetery Friends
fnrf+rT FINN amos CERTTCE
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HOFF, MRS. RUTH-Age SO years. beloved
mother OF Mrs Betty Wefzel deceased,
passed awav in Walnut. H. Thursday p.
m. Funeral at SHIRLEY BROS. CEN
TRIAL CHAPEL. Saturday. 2. m. Burial
Mo- nd
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FINN. CATHERINE Age 81 wears beloved
wife q Martin Finn. sister OF Margaret
and Michael German and Mrs Mary
Egan and mother Of Ann Flanagan,
died Friday. oct. IS, at the residence %
s Holmes ave Funeral notice later.
For further information. friends may
call GEO W USHER FUNERAL HOME.
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FERRARO. ANTONIO-Age 48 years hus-
band Of Rosina Ferraro, father Of
Catherine. Frances. and Leonard FerrarO,
died Friday morning at the st. Francis
hospital Funeral Monday 80 al the
home. $40 Elm ST.. Q a. m Holy Rosary
church. Interment St. Joseph cemetery.
Er.ends -n.Lten kLRBL 1ERAI-E
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Calvary L. B.-The Rev. l. H Huddle-
ston. pastor. Morning theme firing With
Cod; night Mrs A. B. AFFORD will speak
at the WOman's Missionary services.
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First United Presbyterian-T Rev
Joseph A Mears. pastor 1915 A. m
theme, Making a good investment; 81
p. m. young peoples meeting.
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sixth Race $500: claiming: Swear olds
and up. one ana hve-eightS miles Cap
tain Danger. lOs: SUPERB, los S5a4Shao'
Charley. fO2 Kentucky Moon. 100, Justa
Sheik, i06. Rsmgomer. 100.
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WHITAKER, ARTFN-Of 1901 Y OIney St.
beloved husband Of Jennie Whitaker and
father Of GLADYS ovens and Bernice
Vletz departed this life Friday Funeral
Mondav OCT 90 ~ the MOORE IL
KIRK FUNERAL HOME. $3.50 Station
ST.. 30 D. n Burial tfich!aartoSn Ind.
Fr,nrne LurLtad
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TIIMoNs, THE REV. ELIJAH BAsIL-Ago

a. beloved husband Of Lottie NJ Tim
mons. and father Of william Ford Elman
J. Bishop NJ. Charles VI. and Henry Z.
and Rachel Timmons. and Mrs. II. Z.
Greene passed awav Thursday norm
ing Funeral al Irvington NJ church
parlors Friday 4 p. m followed by service
and burial al Onton Ky. Saturday 2
. m. Friends invited Friends NAV
call at SHIRLEY BROS CENTRAL
CHAPEL from D. m Thursday until
noon Friday. and at the church from
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DICkINsON. zORA BeIoVe.

Of Horace L. Dickinson and mother Of
Earl o. Ford. departed this life Thurs
oct 20. at the residence 1850 N. sher-
man drive 10 a. m. Burial Crown Hill.
Friends invited. Funeral under the di-
rections of MOORE 81 KIRK. Rich
mnnd Ind nanar. nlaa.a cnnu-
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Central Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev Charles
Drake Skinner. pastor. Morning service
died during the last year. The morning
theme. Where Christ Is Yearly Seen"
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First Baptist-Dr Edwin Poteat of Ra
Tuesday night on Modern Challenges
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Advent Episcopal-The Rev George s
Southworth. rector 100 a m Holy Com
munion; $50 a. m Sunday school, II a
m, morning prayer and sermon.
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Fifth Race $1,000 handicap; 3-year-
dds and up. six and one-half furlongsl-
scout Chief lO4; Bran Muffin. 100. Levaal,
IO7. Max WAY Io7; Jacobs Ladder. io8'
sad knight 100; Careful Kitty. lOI; Nc
Gonigle, lis.