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Services i'm City Churches Sunday

University Park Christian-The Rev.
James H. Tilsey, pastor. Morning theme,
Righteousness Possessed and Practiced":
night, "A World Romance
Northside Church of God-The Rev. P.
B. Turner, pastor; Morning theme,
night. Losses and Gains Connected With
Religion"
Edwin Raw NJ. E.-The Rev. William
"A Personal Adventurous Faith: night,
Facing the Word of Truth
North NJ. E.-The Rev Warren w.
Want. pastor. Morning theme, What
Place Is the Church in the Modern
world?'
All Saints Cathedral-The Rev. Robert
C Alexander, rector. Morning prayer and
sermon by the rector at II a. m
ST. Matthews Church-The Rev. Will
liam Burrows. pastor, Morning service al
lO.4s a. m. conducted by the pastor.
Gethsemane Lutheran-The Rev. John
S Albert. pastor. Morning theme, Spirit
| ual Dropsy.'
Wallace street Presbyterian-The, Rev
Roy E. Mueller. pastor. Morning theme.
Recognizing Opportunity.
Robert Park NJ. E.-The Rev William E.
Bell. pastor. Morning theme, Mariana
tha"; night. The Problem OF Evil
wscSnit1. pastof Morning theme. Max
Ing a Decision. at $50 a. m; night,
This Day Thy Salvation
Churches Of Christ. Scientist-The Les
son-Sermon for all churches Of Christ,
Scientist. will will be Matter.
Lakewood NJ. E-The Rev. NJ o. Rob
bin. pastor Morning theme. The Rock;
night. The Deception Of Quantity
Second MOravian-The Rev. George c.
ship night, How to Give"
Broadway NJ. E-The Rev Richard
Marion Millsrd, pastor. Morning theme,
What Is the Christian Faith7' night,
The Seedtime Of Our GOD.
Broadway Baptist-The Rev. R. NJ. Dod-
rill pastor MoTning sermon WI Se
ISeet "Christ's Promise 10 You: night.
Dr. George D. Bileisen will speak.
CsrroIlton Avenue Reformed-The Rev.
G. HomrightauSen. pastor. Morning
theme. The Desire for Security
Truth Center Of Applied Christianity-
The Rev Edna F. Msuzy, pastor. Morn
ing theme. "A Demonstration Of the Pow
sr OF Spirit"
a Ferruson. pastor Morning theme, In
he valley Of Drv Bones +. night. Books
and Religion - The Return Of the Ma
tive "
First FriendS-The Rev. David NJ. Ed
wards pastor Morning sermon viii BE
preached hv the Rev. Herbert Eberhardt
on the subject The New Creation"
Central Universalist The Rev E j.
vrnruh paStor Morning theme, Why
People Turn from Religion"
Central Avenue NJ E-Dr. Charles
Drake skinner pastor Morning theme,
What Is the Almighty That We Should
Serve Him9" the first Of series on Re
thinking Religicnf'. night, Miss Velena
BOYD viii address the young peoples tel-
lowship meeting.
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SATI RDAY

CfNA
5.oo-chicago symphony MIC VIZ.
stern orchestra fNBCi WEAE.
WABC.
3:so-Jsckie Heller lNBcl VIZ.
Webs orchestra ,NBCl WEAF.
Sisted Husing (CBsl WABc.
4.oo-One Mans Family lNBCl WEAF.
Johnny Johnson's orchestra tNBCl
4;3o-Footbsy Reporter lCBsl WA,Bc.
News; Coakley's orchestra tNBCl
4:4@Baritone CNBcl WIZ. cRcT.
5.OO-HohnsOn,s orchestra lNBcl VIZ;
5.iS"Homespun" CNBcl wEAF.
Edw. A oNeal, PTsesident .AAmJlerican
s:3o-contralto and orchestra tNBC
Whispering Jack Smith and or
chestTs lCBSl WABC.
W HenFy Kings orchestra '0Bs'
s:4s-yQcaL and Concert orchestra CCBsl
Federation Of Musicians lNBC)
R RS1 Revue ocBsy wABc.
Bestor's orchestra CNBCl WEAF.
WEAF
Northern Lights CNBCl WIZ.
6:45-"Fats" Waller (CBSl WABC.
7:OO-Feature tNBCl WEAF
Saturday revue CCBSl WABC.
Radio CITY Party fNBCl WIZ.
7:30-Gibson Family (NBC) WEAF.
Jamboree (NBC) WIZ.
Dramatic sketch (CBSl WABC.
S:0o-Manhsttan serenaders (CBS)
WABC.
s:3o-Feature (NBCl WEAF.
Elder Michaux and congregation
fCBS) WABC.
Barn Dance (NBCl WIZ
s:45-Siberian Singers (NBCl WEAF.
9:o0-Sylvia Froos. songs (CBSl WEABC
Weeks orchestra tNBCl WEAF.
915-Grays orchestra (CBSl WABC,
9:S0-Martin's orchestra (NBCl WIZ.
Whitemans Saturday Night Party
lNBC) WEAF.
e:45-Havmes orchestra (CBS) wABC
Z0:00-D OrseY Bros. orchestra (NBC)
WIZ.
RUDE Wolf orchestra (CBSl WABC
l0:I5-Carefree Carnival (NBCl WEAF.
I0:3o-Barnet's orchestra (CBS WABC.
Arson Weeks orchestra tNBC)
WIZ
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WFBM (1230) Indianapolis
Indiana polls Power and Light Company
SATURDAY

2 NJ.
4:O0-Mischa Raginsky orchestra (CBS)
4:30-Tonight on the Air.
4:35-Piano Teachers Association.
4:45-Sam PobbinS orchestra (CBS).
5:00-Jerry Cooper (CBS).
5:15-Talk by Edward A. ONeal (CBs).
:30-Bohemians
6:O0-Roxy revue (CBS)
:45-Rhythm Club (CBSl.
7.00-Saturday revue CESS.
7:30-Life of Benjamin Franklin fCBS).
CONTAMINATION Serenaders (CBS).
8:30-Elder MichauX (CBS).
9:O0-Sylvia Froos fCBS).
9:l5-Basebal scores.
9:20-Casa Iona orchestra (CBSl.
9:45-Joe Haynes orchestra (CBS).
10:00-Atop the Indiana roof.
10:15-Rube Wolfe orchestra (CBS).
l0:30-Hal Grayson orchestra (CBS).
1:00-Herbie Kaye orchestra (CBSl.
1l:30-Carlos Molina orchestra (CBS).
1900 Midnight-Sign off.
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Miami Street Pilgrim Holiness Mission
The Rev. L. II. Trotter, pastor. The Rev.
Howard Judah will speak at the evening
service
St. Pauls Reformed-The Rev. William
H kn ERIN pastor Morning German IIsI
cDuty the Path to Success"
Grace EmThe Rev B. ! Brooks SHAKE e
Jesus, night, The We Spirit" '''3
Capitol NJ. E.-The Rev. E. Arnold
Clegg. pastor. Morning theme, Keep the
Altar Fires Burning; night. The Secret
of Strength"
Hillside Christian-The Rev Herbert j.
Wilson, pastor Morning theme Finding
Jesus; night. Religion and Christianity"
pasor Mofnee theme "a MIpFF
ing; night, The Crystal Christ"
Brightwood NJ. E.-The Rev. F. T. Tay-
Tor. pastor. Morning theme. The Sewer
and His Field: night The Golden Age"
NOrthwOOd Christian-The Rev. R, Mel
vim Thompson, pastor. Morning theme
Marks Of Great Church-An Abiding
scheick. pastor. Morning theme. SThat
Holy Spirit of Promise; night, Wherein
Is EACeSSy
Meridian Heights Presbyterian =. The
Rev. Sidney Blair Harry. pastor. Morn
ing theme. Does God Send Trouble?"
Speedway NJ. E.-The Rev. Jasper H.
Cox. pastor Morning theme, The Disci-
RRd iis Mind night The Essentials OF
Memorial Baptist-The Rev. George G
name N1ss shall Be called We Wosnderfai night,
DANGEROUS Half-Truths."
F. Weckmuelier. pastor. Morning theme.
The Cross. Symbol Of Service"
Fishers Of Men Class, Fountain, Square
az $50 a. m.
All Souls Unitarian-The Rev F. S c.
wicks, pastor. Morning address. Re
ligion and Theology"
Cadle Tabernacle The Rev; A. S:
Lockee. Cherokee evangelist. Morning
theme. The Twenty-Third Psalm; night.
Why Halt Ye Between Two Opinions?"
st. Philips Church = The Rev. N, B.
Mitchell pastor. Morning theme "Achiev-
ing the Impossible"
Fountain Square Christian-The Rev. s.
Read McAlpin, pastor. Morning theme
''The Crisis in the Soul Of Jesus: night,
Gods Great Wide World"
Calvary Bapitst-The Rev. william o.
Breedlove pastor. Morning theme. The
Power OF Prayer; night. sermon to be
preached by the Rev. r. T. Caper OF
Swallow. China.
First COngregational-The Rev. Ellis ".
Hay pastor. Morning theme. The
Preacher and the Pew"
Volunteers Of Ameriea-Colonel Earle ?.
Hites. comms nder. Evening theme. 1880
D. n The Reward of Faith"
EngIewood Christian-The Rev. o. A.
Trinkle pastor. Morning. afternoon and
evening services will be conducted BY
Evariste Hebert, Louisiana evangelist, who
viii speak on the subject, From Rome
to Jerusalem
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AT AQUFDUCT

First Race 81. 900; conditions: 2-year-
oids, seven furlongsl -Alaric. l07, EpoSa
l02. Gallant Prince. us. Cubist. 10, Old
Story. il2: Alberta i07. DeSerter, los.
World Series. l07. Corinne DALEY. lO1-
Second Race 81. 500 added: The Bush
wick Steeplechase Handicap, 3-vear-olds
and up. ? miles l-Jungle King 1872; lamar
ingO. 40. National Anthem, l35. Only
three starters.
Third Race 1900: claiming; 2-year-olds;
FIVE furlonFs Early Dawn. lib. Fur Fibre.
Il2- Whoaback. III. Distracting. lO6;
Veronica c.. l08, Wee Tune, no. Canter-
boy li3; Nubs. ll3: Antarctic. ios-
Fourth Race $4,000 added: the Anue-
duct Handicap; 3-year-olds and up one
and one-sixteenth miles t-Flintshot. 100;
Somebody. Io4; watch Him. H.; Fsiresn1s9 e:
Indian Runner. i20: Good Advice lib:
Good Goods. lo4: Caesars Ghost. ITO.
Fifth Race 5000; claiming: 3-vear-olds
and up. six and one-half furlongS Dun
bar 100. Line Of Fire. III; Just Cap. 1O3;
Noble Spirit l07. xHernando. 1l2. Flam-
ing Light loo. Dorothy Dale. lOo. Pm
bud. l02.
Sixth Race 5000: claiming Swear -olds
and up. one milel-Black Watch. Ill;
Spanish WAY. IFS; XBlack Falcon. l07; Oc-
c.dental. l09. Ovalette. l03. ApprehenslVe
1903. XThundertone. lo8: PompoSo. l2o.
xApprenfiCe allowance claimed.
Weather. clear. track. fast
Horses not listed in order Of post posi-
ffouS
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olds and M. six furlongs High Torque,
los. ial Drecl. l07; Star Porter 1922.
"a RED Wagon. il2. xKawagoe, l02; Band
Wagon. ll2' Golden spur, ll2' Dartle,
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Marriage Licenses

Thomas williams. 90 of 294O Highland
place, clerk. and Sara Tail 10, of 72l
West Twelfth street. houSSeekeeper. 49,.
engineer. and Babette Denote, 26, of
1910 North Delaware street. social worker.
bama street. knitter. and Iona Giep. %.
| of 2146 Broadway housekeeper.
Harold Swift, 81, OF 1855 West Thirty,
| first street. and Helen johnson. IS, of 1926
West Thirty-first street. housekeeper.
William Knapp. "a, of SO West McCarty
street. barber. and Magdaline SNYDER, ID
jess Lewis. o. of 2OOs Prospect avenue.
laborer. and Clara Fankersley. 10. of 2006
Prospect street,
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First FriendS-The Rev David NJ Ed
Yards pastor Morning sermon will be
preached hy the Rev. Herbert Eberhardt
on the subject The New Creation
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MONDAY

6:30-Morning devotions.
6:45-The Temple of the Air.
7:00-Musical Clock.
s:O0-Harvest OF Song lNBCl.
S.l5-Holman sisters tNBC).
8.30-Press radio news lNBC).
8:35-Morning Parade fNBCl.
9.00-The HoneymoonerS tNBCl.
9.15-America's cup race tNBC).
10 .00-Fields and Hall lNBCl.
10:l5-Charles Sears (NBCl.
l0.30-Vic and Sade (NBCl.
l0.45-WordS and Music tNBC)
ll:15-Hon. Archie and Frank (NBC).
II :30-Farm and Home hour (NBC).
PM
l2:30-The Sizzlers (NBC).
l2.45-Ma Perkins (NBC).
l:00-Radio Guild presents David Gar
rick tNBC)
2:00-Rose Room melodies.
2.l5-Gale Page (NBCl.
:30-America's cup race (NBC).
3.00-George SterneYs orchestra (NBC)
.30-AmeriCan melodies.
3:45-The Oleanders tNBC).
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Race Entries
Today

At LINCOLN FIELDS
F.rst Race i7oo. claiming 5-y.ssr-o.,,sss
snd gE seven furlonEs va costa ios
J7s Maess. lot Cameron. lil. xW.,,s-
BaEsmssher. los. KThsorem. 20 Crystal
Prince. ioe. xCarvsl Hail. %. xMorpheus.
Second Race 800. claiming: 2-yssr-
olts Eve and one-haf furlonEs f-xBril-
Lent queen, % Canadian. s9 Cniesshs.
%. EJoseph J O i02 Sun Caprice. io7.
Sam Alexander i04 NJ Mack i0a. Pair
Ferdifa- lof. xFree Trade. 100. Myrtle
i07. Brother Lou. III. Love Sick. ios.
Third Race 800 claiming. 3-yesr-olds
100. xAnnan. i0f. Woolv West, 100. xWar
soc. lo7 1 SHsna596, il!9s' zPs 4sP
iSi. corslr. lis rLirh, a Ndh H.. lo ia' '0'''
Fourth Race $500: claiming. s-vear-olds
s5ans ws1 ~ ilI2ns W wis., Esss HE
Panic Blues. in xFlying Justice. ioi.
HGunhre. III. XInfnity. los Belle Grier,
Fifth Race 800: handicap: 2-year-oIds.
five and one-hal fGrionFs l-l a Irksome.
lo3. Hasty Glance. Iis. Grey Streak.
clientele. i05 Dancing Doll iOT. "a South
Gallant f02. 10 Epernav. 100.
Milky WAY Farms entry.
ib Mr and Mrs. J Marsch entry.
sixth Race 81 600. handicap: swear
cids and I'd. seven furlonRs wild
Turkey. %: Fan Perm. iOl. "a Miss Pa
tenc~ I03. fafLate Date LOG. fbl Golden
Wav il5. fciSisEin. 10 Pot Az
Brooms. no. Cloud Dor. no. 'btNoah' S
Pride i0s
ialAudlev Farm entry: (blM Mrs. Creech
entrv. watts entry.
Seventh Race $500: claiming. Swear
dds and M. one mile xHOosiers Pride.
100. NSister Zoe l02. xChrvsostom. l05.
Javvee los. xBran Muffin. l04. xNoel-
wood l0s. Lillian z. 100. xGramarye.
io3. xCurb Bit. l0s.
Eighth Race $500: claiming. 3-year-olds
and I'd. one and one-eighth miles Prince
Chsrlo 100. xAdeiatde A. i07. LonEus.
us. xBurning Feet. ITO. xPlatinum
Blonde l0f. xInterior. l07. xSeths Ballot.
l07. xFair Bov l07: Gallon Along liz.
TApnrentice allowance claimed.
weather CLOUDY. track fast
Horses listed in order Of post positions.
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LARGE THRONG SEES
MILLER BEAT CHAMP
By United Press

By UnItcd PreSs
LIVERPOOL, England, Sept. o.
Freddie Miller of Cincinnati, Thurs
day night retained his claims to the
world Weatherweight title by VIM
ming a f1fteen-round decision over
Mel Tarleton, champion of the
British Empire. More than $4,000
fans, one of the largest crowds in
British ring history, witnessed the
bout.
Miller is recognized as champion
by the National Boxing Association
of the United States, but not by
New York commission.
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Kumar Das will return to the pulpit Sun
day and give the first Of series of lee
lures. Concentration and Meditation"
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At AQucdUct-

At AQueduct-
One BeSt-Thundertone
/ Cubist. Corinne DALEY, World
Series.
. Tanaringo. National Anthem,
Jungle King.
2 Canterbov. NubS. Antactic.
I. Good Advice. Faireno, Waten
Him.
5. fernando. Noble Spirit, Dunbar.
E. Thundertone, Spanish Way, Oc-
Cidental
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At Rockingham Park
One BeSt-BertjOhn.
I. Rose Path. Caterer, Aloorah.
,. Traffic Judge, Suspicious, Trig-
ling.
3. Unlawful, Masked Revue, Lieb-
chen.
I. Chain. Kai Finn. Indiantown.
5. Clarity. RouStabout. Advising
Anna.
6. Isaiah, Black Hand. Gift Of
Roses.
Z. Niorocen, Vested Power, Flying
Don.
8. Bertiohn. Polly Gee, On Sir.
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YOUNG, A. GATHERINGS Beloved mother
Ray grandmother Of Laura Jean Raw,
and sister Of Miss Mary Quinn passed
away Thursday p. m. Friends NAV call
at the residence. 500i n Penn st. Sat-
urday and SUNDAY. Services Monday,
a. m. ST. Joan of Arc church. Burial
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At ConeY Island
One BeSt-SmoOth.
I. Swepen. Excavator. Imigert.
?. Stallman. Earl Baker. Erech.
3. Flowery Lady. PatSyette, Dusky
Dame.
4. jag Age. Counselor Crane. Seb
5. Smooth. Chauvenet. DeemSter,
6. Chasar. Ny Blaze, Back Log.
:. Vote Boy. Hathy. Beaver Dam.
8. Ruth Jelinek. Cresta Run, Ber-
ME X.
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At Lincoln Fields
One Best-Gunfire.

UHt btSI-OunHre.
/. Cameron. BagsmsSher. Cloido
?. Love Sick. ChicaSha. Joseph j
c..
3. Cogair. Uncommon Gold. Ham,
ilton.
4. Gunhre. Wise Eddie. Belle
Grier.
5. Board Trade. Epernay, Hasty
Glance.
6. Creech Entry. Pot au Brooms
Fan Fern.
l. Chrysostom. Noelwood. Bran
Mufin.
8. Adelaide A. Longus. Fair Boy,
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Edward A. O'Neal, president of the
American Farm Bureau Federation, will
discuss the position of agriculture under
the new deal in a talk over WFBM and
the Columbia network Saturday, from
Sis to $50 D. m.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
1 Death Notices

Death Notices
BRANDEs. HAROLD A.--Ags u years. be-
loved husband Of Etefl SgArdes nee
KeTnenl, son Of John E. and brother 81
Eaymona and R6s Br. Es.,5 passs spu 1sny
D. m as the residence. 1915 Conan
S Slted s9''i II HEM HFRfnaN an; sERVick III"
BURNS KENNar4 w-s slcsss n b, nr:
Aurmcta Martin and brother O Mrs,
Merle Haash. smith and Millard
f PaJ4s S q rh'isse eapsss Ss fi s
iiy RESIDENCE. sls5 buckingham ave.
Ssigsd5ay SEPT q wi.,t n Ffi ssSs
cemetery
COLLINS. MISS ELIZABE III L,-Beloyed
daughter Of James a and Lilly I. Col-
tie home. ash PARK ave Services Sat-
urday. 90 a. me FLANNER & Bu-
CHANAN MoRTUARY. Friends invited.
DkYtRE: JoHN sc SIS, IS wears, died :.
evening Funeral Monday. $50 at the
home. 2. m. 81 Rochs church. In
H SHed' R Kirby So sERS SfS'''' f'"a'
GRAHAM. ROBERTA MAY Beloved viis
Of Isaac Graham. mother OF joyce
Graham Lamb and Bruce Graham,
years Funeral services Monday 10
a m, at residence. 1887 Graceland ave.
Friends invited Burial Washington
after ! p. m. Saturday CONhLE sERV-
HIGGINS. FRANK G.-Husband Of Ida r.
father Of Mrs. II. R waSS OF Bonnie
si65 'iS William Fi2 MS Robert u' s3d Ric 'sS
ara 3. Higgins all Of indianapolis.
ces at ave- ybe rL nRlSSiS s'n BdscHkNAN
MORTUARY Saturday. $50 ,. m.
Friends invited. 5urial Crown Hill ceme-
MAPLE. MRS. ALICE-Aunt Of Mrs Mary
A. Fuller, passed away Wednesday night
IN Danyil.e. Services Saturday, ? p. m.
az the FLANNER s BUCHANAN NOR
IUARY. Friends invited. Burial Crown
Hill
MARTIN. LAURA ALICE Daughter Of The
late William H. and Alice Ann Martin Of
Lebanon. Ind. died Thursday Sept 20.
Hollywood. 5555 Broadway She is sur
vlved by two sisters. Mrs. Hollywood and
Mrs. r f Heat0n Of Michigantown. Ind
Sept. %, at the RAGSDALE & PRICE
FUNERAL HOME. 1919 n. Alabama st.
cemetery, Lebanon Ind Friends may
call at the funeral home after 2 p m
Friday. Lebanon ind papers please
MOESCHLIN. MARTE-paSSed awav Thurs
day Sept, 90 at the St Anthonys Home
LI,aai1ayette. IND Funeral services, AZ the
St. Saturday. Sept. %, $50 a m. fol-
lowed by services Sacred Heart church
m Interment ST Joseph Cemetery.
Friends invited. Members OF the Third
Order of St. Francis Will meet at the
mortuary Friday. $50 p. nj, for prayer.
RHINEHART. WILLIAM EDWARD-Be-
loved husband of Cricket Rhinehart.
father of John Edward and Shirley Ann
departed this life Wednesday Funeral
Saturday Sept %. from the MOORE a.
KIRK FUNERAL HOME. 1880 Station
St, IL a. m Burial Crown Hill. Friends
invited
! YOUNG, A. CATHERTNE-Beioved mother
Of Miss Laura Young and Mrs Paul
Ray, grandmother Of Laura Jean Raw,
and sister of Miss Mary Quinn. passed
away Thursday p m. Friends NAV call
at the residence. 500i N Penn. st Sat-
urday and SUNDAY Services Monday,
Q a. m. St. Joan of Arc church Burial
HOLY Cross cemetery
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HIGH SPOTS OF SATURDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAMS

5.45-NBC CWEAF) Floyd Gibbons.
00-Columbia-Roxy revue.
MIC WIZ Joseph Weber,
President A. ?. of Musicians.
Columbia-Saturday review.
NBC WIZ - Radio City
party.
73O-NBC (WEAFl-The Gibson
Family
mbia- Benjamin Frank
lyn sketch.
.30-Columbia-E Michaux and
congregation.
MIC CWJZJ-Barn dance.
9:3O-NBC fWEAFl-Paul White
mans party.
Io.I5-NBC tWEAFl -Carefree var
niVal.
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Detroit
One Best-Red Vest.

One BeSt-Red Vest.
/. Carl B. Charles j., Hoptoit.
?. Cynwyd. Attraction. Lady Fin
derS.
3. Red Vest. Grand Champion
Inferno Lad
l. Mccarthy. MoonSon. Dokas.
5. Peggy j.. WhiSking. Frost Bite
6. PAri-Mutuel. Fiji. Royal BLUM
der.
z. Bring Back. Star Brook. Black
Stockings.
8. Luna Mica. No Doubt. Good
Poltian.
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WLW (7O0) Cincinnati
SATURDAY

P. M.
4:00-Al Pearce and his gang (NBC).
4.30-Jack Armstrong.
4:45-Tom Coakley and his orchestra.
5:00-Old observer.
5:l5-The Texans. vocal trio.
5:30-Bob Newhal
5:4s-R F. D. hour-Boss Johnston.
6I5-Gene Burchells orchestra.
6:30-Northern Lights-dramatic sketch
(NBCl.
7.00-Jamboree.
7:30-MuSical comedy.
8:3O-To be announced.
6:45-WLS barn dance tNBC).
9:30-Castle Farm orchestra.
9:55-NeWs flashes.
10:0O-Paul Whiteman's Saturday night
party.
1015-Carefree carnival.
II :O0-Castle Farm orchestra.
IL :30-Dance orchestra.
1900 Midnight-Moon river. organ ano
poems.
A NJ.
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Births

BOYS
Thomas and Carson Toole Methodist
james and Leona Hardwood. Methodist
hospital.
Max and Helen Page. Methodist hos
Otto and Edith sandifer. s55 Drier.
Frank and Leona Rikhoff 1852 Broad
way.
Arnold and June Fisher. Coleman hos
pital.
Twins
william and Vivian Drake, Coleman
hospital, boy and girl.
Girls
Wade and Florence Gunckel, Methodist
hospital.
Glenn and Louise Hofbauer. Methodist
hospital.
Leonard and Wilma swartz, Methodist
Carl and Alma Porter, 2l6s South New
Jersey.
Ewing and Nell Cox. Coleman hospital
Cycle and Wilma Mann, Coleman hos
Paul and Ruth Dyer. Coleman hospital
Frank and Leona Rairdon. Coleman hos
pital.
George and Rosemary Weare. Coleman
hospital.
Roland and Viola Paicely, Community
hospital.
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HELP WANTED
IS Help Wanted-MaIe


MEN-Wanting work u s. SO. America,
Foreign. Oceanic and New Construction.
Ii S T : FREE Transport alton. Send
stamped env. CONSTR. SERV.. BOX
1924 sioux CITY Ia.
LOCAL position shoEld pay s35 90 weekly
70 start. rapid increase; investment re-
auired P. o BOX 800.
ACCT. with sales or retail credit expe-
rience with car 20 handle outside work
for national organization IN Indiana.
Must have car and be financially respon-
sibe. Phone RI-2730 Tor appointment.
WANTED-Men 10 have their hats cleaned
and blocked or suits pressed for Csc. J.
2. HAT CLEANERS. 81 W. ONO So.
WANTED ALL-POUND LOCKsMITH.
l22 VIRGINIA AVE. kI-l8si.
WANTED EXPERIENCED SHOE SALES
MAN. INQUIRE IMMEDIATELY. 80 Z.
WASHINGTON.
TINES WANT ADS cost less than IN any
other Indiana polls newspaper.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-22
2 Cards, In MemOriams

CLAYBORN In loving remembrance of
our dear daughter and sister LEOTA
MAY CLAYBORN nee Sprattl, who
passed away two years ago today. Sept.
% 1882
Nothing but memories as we journey on,
Longing for a smile from a loved one
gone.
None knows the depths of our deep re-
greet
But we remember when others forget.
Sadly missed by
MOTHER AND BROTHERS.
HAVERSTICK - JAMES HAVERSTICK,
Sept % 1888
A wonderful father. husband and aid.
One who was better, God never made.
A wonderful worker so loyal and true,
One in a million that father was you.
Just in your judgment. always right.
Honest and liberal ever upright,
Loved by your friends and all whom
YOU knew.
Our wonderful father that father was
YOU WIFE AND FAMILY.
EWING-In memory of my friend. MARY
EWING. who departed this life Sept. %,
1882. You are sadly missed by your
friend. J. B. 3
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-22

Ir,inrton Presbyterian-The Rev. John
3 Ferguson. pastor. Morning theme. In
The valley Of Drv Bones night. Books
and Religion - The Return OF the Ma