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HamaS and Lasky
Signed for Fight
Manager of NeuSeI Departs
for Europe.

b. Hffsf Press
NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-First Of
the heavyweight elimination bouts
to determine a contender for Max
Baer among the American group
Will be staged Sept. q at Madison
Square Gardens Long Island bowl
between Steve Hamas. Passaic. N. j.,
and Art Lasky of Los Angeles.
Hamas signed yesterday and
agreed to fight under Garden au-
spices for the rest of this ylear.
Meanwhile. Jimmy Bronson, man.
ager Of Walter Neusel, German con-
tender. who meets Max Schmeling
az Hamburg. Germany, Aug. &c, de-
parted yesterday for Paris to join
Neusel at his training camp.
II NeuSel wins. Bronson will try
TO match him against Baer. or fail
ing that. against the winner of the
Hamas-Lasky fight.
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With Semi-PrOS
and Amateurs

P-a.nas.d Commercials tripped Clenns
Varev. 20 g Commercials are without
: game toT tcucrroe Wute cE caA Il A
Hessler. F-sll1e-d. phone lss-
RarsersylLe Merchants have rscrgsn-
ired uith william Seich as manager
Merchants ALL battle Beech Grove to-
worrra 40 BarSersrlle For games il
August and Septemee- write Thomas Baker.
FarxersVllle- Narfiusvile Merchants.
CraHs crcsVllle K C. ard Eclrb-rE notice
Due 20 a esrcelation. T.pton Oilers are
without q game fcr AlE -. and would
Ike 20 book road t4lf tcr that date MT.te
Pau Jcres. Tirtcn. o. call 45f1
Bridgeport H,uss wiu play jamestown
Guns al JamestCnn tcmcr-ow II rre-
x.nas encounter the Elles we're victorious.
~ & Don Clean and Rlsie vii form
IRE hafrrrF for ere Blues while Inland
and walls probably ul.l crau the c1t-es
for James-ouu- Blues have AUS y open,
arc uclld Ike 70 schedule Immediately
write 81 call Pred Brandt. Bridgeport
Belmont 32as rms ;.
Forfv-Nlrth street rruiaus Won their
sixteenth straight game and remaln IN
cefeafrc. Tr1iaus would Ike % scheclle
weekday afttEroon games N the la-YeAr-
ed cfass EalrEleN CsrcienA notice. ca
H1nboldt slEl. ard AK for shl1-
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HELEN JACOBS HEADS
NATIONAL ENTRY LIST
BvUnitcd Press

81 United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-Helen
Jacobs Of Berkeley, Cal, defending
champion, heads a list Of more than
sixty women players for the ma
tional women's tennis champion
ships, starting Aug. Is at Forest
Hills. L. l., entry list disclosed.
The lists close today. They in
clude, besides ranking American
players. Betty Nuthall, winner OF
the American title in 1880; Freda
James and Katherine Stammers OF
Great Britain.
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GRIDLEY CAMPERS TO
VISIT WORLDS FAIR
Midshipmen to Make Chicago Trip
Week of Aug. II.

Camp Gridley midshipmen, now
encamped at Bass lake, are prepar-
ing for bus trip to A Century of
Progress at Chicago during the week
Of Aug. II.
Paul Hewitt, 13-year-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry D. Wiewitt, 1139
South State avenue, has been
awarded week at the camp as
winner in a Sunday school attend
ance contest, and will accompany
the campers on the Chicago trip.
The Gridley boxing team will meet
Culver cadets tonight in the first Of
series of contests arranged by
Coach Harry Painter
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GRID STAR TO CROSS
SEA FOR TREATMENT
50 Times Special

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Aug. A.
George Melinkovich. former Notre
Dame university's star full back,
will go TO Czechoslovakia TO take
mineral baths in an effort TO fight
of an illness with which he has
been suffering since last season. He
expects to return in time for the
fall grid campaign.
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~ Nited Press
COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 4.-Tucker
P. Smith, who messages bumps and
bruises for Ohio State university's
athletes, has been employed by the
Columbus Red Birds in the capacity
of trainer for the remainder OF the
season. DR.. Frederick st. John, reg
ular trainer for the Birds, resigned
to enter private practice.
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CARL0ADINGS TAKE DIP
Decrease of 1891 Below 1888 Fig
ure Is Revealed.
WASHINGTC

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-The
American Railway Association to-
day announced that carloadings Of
revenue freight for the week ended
July % totaled 608,848 cars, a de-
crease Of 6.016 from the preceding
week and 1891 cars under the cor
responding week in 1888.
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Hubbell TameS PhilS, 20;
Tigers and YankS Turn On
Power, Take Easy Victories
Jerome Dean Chaks Up 18th Win of Year for Cards al
Expense of Pirates, Gets Double and Triple: Cubs
Defeat Reds on Stanback's Single.
BY THEON WRIGHT

4-Nir G owen HubbeUs wobby has
and neir everybody
pitching tossed
without scored and
the Phiies 20 Since
allowed and has only thirteen
a third Giant
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.PLOTTER is GIVEN LIFE
Austrian President Commutes Death
Decree of Court.
By Hited Press

bU LNfTtU ITJo6
VIENNA, Aug. 4-Eduard Hoeni,
Hungarian, was sentenced by mil
itary court martial yesterday to be
hanged for making bombs.
President wilhelm Miklas COM
muted the sentence to life imprison-
ment at hard labor.
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Family Reunion Tomorrow

Members Of the Monroe family
will hold their annual reunion to-
morrow at J. o. Henrick's camp, ten
miless outheast of Shelbyville on
State Road %.
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Il was his fifteenth win OF the
season. but what brought tears OF
Joy 20 the eyes Of Memphis Bill
Terry and his fellow Giants was the
fact that Hubbell is definitely past
his slump. Lacking the effective
services Of the lanky portsider from
July Is 10 %, during which Carl
did not turn in a win, the Giants
barely managed 70 hold their lead.
Vergez' Homer Wins
Hubbell had lost three in a row
before he held the Pills scoreless
a week ago. He gave them four hits
that DAY, pitched four innings
against Boston without giving a run
and allowing only two hits, and
added nine scOreleSs innings yester-
day Vergez homer won the game.
Chicago sprang upon Sllas john
son. a young right hander from
Marseilles. H., pitching for the
Reds. and scattered the best goods
all over Wrigley field in the eighth
inning yesterday after Silas had
pitched scoreless ball for six heats.
The Cubs won on Stainback's single
the ninth scoring Lon WsTneke,
5-4
jerome Dean. senior Dean of the
St. Louis Cardinals, marked up his
nineteenth victory OF the year at
the expense Of the Pittsburgh Pr
rates. 9-3. He scattered eleven hits
with a lavish hand. but did not
let too many 60 together and con-
nected with a double and triple
himself. scoring twice.
Rowe Allows One Hit
Detroit held the American League
lead as schoolboy Rowe pitched a
one-hit game against Chicago.
Jimmy Dykes spoiled a perfect score
with a nit IN the eighth, and Rove
then retired, the Tigers winning,
40.
Johnny Allen of New York had a
shutOut in the bag against the Ath-
letics, when he hurt his arm in the
ninth. striking out Eric McNair, his
twelfth victim BY that process. He
had TO quit and Hayes Immediately
singled home Philadelphia only
run. The Yankees won. SO.
Monte Pearson pitched Cleveland
TO victory over S.. Louis. winning
Ga and driving in the tying run
with a double in the fourth. Earl
Averiu smacked another double in
the fifth to score the winner.
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DUAL SWIM MEET

The local Ellenberger swimming
team viii meet the Porter squad
from Shelbyville in a dual encoun-
ter at Kllenberger pool this after
noon az : o'clock.
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WKBF (14OO) Indianapolis
indianapolis Broadcasting. Inc0
SATURDAY

4:00.Al Pearce and his Gang (NBC).
4:30-News flashes. ,,
5.O0-Knothole Gang.
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East Park NJ. E.-The Rev r. A. Ulrey:
pastor. Morning theme, a Boat Breath
night why Did Jesus Die?"
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First Presbyterian--Dr. George Arthur
Frantz pastor. 9:45 a. m theme, church
suuipeerintendent OF the Methodist hospital,
will speak on And YETI
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston a Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
New York at Philadelphia two games
Pittsburgh at St Louis.
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st. Matthew Lutheran--The Rev. l., G.
F. Fackler pastor Morning theme, IN
belief AS 1t Really Is" Tuesday night the
church council will meet. THURSDAY night,
the Daughters of the King Will met at
the parsonage.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIA7

Kansas City at INDIANAPOLIS (night).
Minneapolis at Columbus,
Milwa ukee at Louisville.
st. Paul at Toledo.
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Missionary Tabernacle-The Rev. Otto
Committed Life" $50 p. m. W. 4. Wit
tenberg. recently from Germany. will speak
on HITLER and the Jews; 1870 .. m. ne
will speak on "A New Creature.
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CarrolIton Avenue Reformed-Ihe Rev.
E G. HomrighauSen, pastor. lO:5o a. NJ
DIR. Ernest N Evans will speak.
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Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

s.. PAU ........... 90 O30 301- 8 II /
Columbus ..-....... COS $50 1Ox-l4 Is /
Phelps. Clsset, Erickson and Giuliana:
Teachout, Cross Greer and ODea, Angley
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Merritt Place NJ. E.-The Rev. M; H.
REYNOLDS, pastor Tomorrow at both
services, the Rev. Henry J. Gernhsrdt Of
Dickinson, North Dakota, will preach.
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St. PauIs Reformed-The Rev. William
H. Knierim. pastor. 8:45 a. M, German
theme. The Secret of True Strength ;
g. SIS a. M, English theme. The Providence
of God"
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WLW (70O) Cincinnati
SATURDAY

46Mo-A Pearce and his gang (NBc).
44$gS -Tom Z coakiey and his orchestra
tNBel.
S:GIS-0ver the Rhine German band.
53O-Bob Newhall
5:45-Ross Johnston.
6:45-Monkev Hollow.
7:OO-Jamboree. tNBCl o,r-,
s:0O-Raymond knight and his Cuckoos
s:ls-GuV 0Lombardo's orchestra (NBC).
8:3O-WLS barn dance tNBC).
q.55-News Flashes. 49,,
lO:00-Carefree Carnival tNBC).
ii .00-Conev Island orchestra.
II .30-f,arrv Lees orchestra
IL 90 Midnight)-Moon River.
i2:S6-sign of.
SUNDAY
7:O0-Children's hour tNBC).
8:0O-Church Forum r>,pr-,
s:S0-Mexican Typica orchestra (NBC)'
9 90e News nasMns isics, cNBc,
930-Richard Maxwell, tenor, orchestra
9:4~Phantom Strings CNBCl.
l0I5-Gould and Shelter (NBC)-Plano
1o.so-Ra %Ho City concert (NBC).
II .30-Church in the Hills, 49, c-o..
l2:O0- Noon Gene Arnold ana tne Oolh-
modores tNBC).
f2.OO-Concert Artists tNBC).
1:00-Autoinette Werner West-soprano.
i:30-Chautauou concerts IN.
3:00-The Nations Family Prayer PERIOD.
3:30-.Tosef Koestners orchestra tNBC).
4.00-Vox Humane, chorus and organ.
5.00-''The Real Silk Show'-Charne
Prewin and his orchestra tNBC]
s :9o-Iimmie Durante and Rubinofs or
Chestra (NBCl.
7.0O-Headliners M.
7:30-I,arry Lees orchestra.
7:45-Unbroken Melodies -.
S:0O-Han of Fame-Nat Schilkrets or
a.3o-Zero hour. Flying Dutchmen ORCH
estra. MarAaret Carlisle. soprano;
John Barker, baritone.
9.30-The Leaves and Jade.
l0:00-NeWs flashes.
ia .65-Castle Farm dance orchestra.
IN .30-Clvde Lucas and orchestra.
Ii :00-Coney Island dance orchestra.
II :30-I,arrv Lees dance orchestra.
IL: 90 NATURALIZATION river. organ ana
poems
A. M
u :30-Sign off.
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Downey Avenue Christian-The Rev.
Bert r. Johnson, pastor, Morning theme.
Realizing Our Best Self"
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington at Boston.
St. Louis at Cleveland.
Chicago at Detroit.
Philadelphia at New York.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago ............ 600 600 600 0
Detroit ............. 420 $50 l0x-l4 Is
CASTOR Kinzy and Shea; Rowe, SorreI
and Cochrane, Hayworth.
Philadelphia ...-.... 900 900 DOL ! 0
New York .......... 100 100 Tx 10
Cain. Cascarella and Hayes; Allen, Muir
ply and Dlckey.
St Louis ........... 0l0 600 800 s 8
Cleveland .......... 020 220 600 10 2
Blseholder Cofman Knott. Andrews
and Hemsley; Pearson and Pytlak.
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Trinity Reformed-The Rev William H.
Knierim, pastor. II a. m, theme, Trust
ing God "
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WFBM (123O) Indianapolis
tIndianapolis Power and Light Company

SATURDAY
4:i5-BnIy Hays orchestra CCBs).
43O-Tonight on ne Air
4:35-setches. in Melody ,cpo
.45-Gene Kardos orchestra (CBSl'
5 00-Mary Eastman tCBSl.
5:15-ISham Jones orchestra 'CBS''
6:so-PRiIsdeiphia symphony concert
s:ss9-EldsT M i ,cBs.
9:20-Casa Iona orchestra CCRsl.
945-Ferde Grofe orchestra (CBS1.
1000-Orville Knapp orchestra 'CBS)'
10 10 as @S-Jsn eit CARRIER orchestra (CBsl
II 00-Harry Sosnik orchestra 'CBSla
IL 30-Freddie Hankle orchestra lCBSl.
ii 45-Keith Beedher orchestra (CBSl.
SUNDAY
9 9SS00sub Gty' at Aunt susan's (CBs).
8oo-Imperisl HRWananS tCSSSSee,
845-Alex Semmler tCBS).
g0O-Jake's Entertainers;
93O-Christian Men Builders.
1O30-Romany Trail CHS. 100,
II :00-Ann Leaf at the Organ (CBS)'
II :30-Compinsky trio (CBSl 49,.
12:0O- CNoonJ-Dessa Byrd at the organ.
P. NJ. ,c,e,
.26oLBgffaIo Workshop rp5hfGr' CCBsI.
2:3O-Oregon On Parade (CBSl.
3:O0-Playboys lCBSl
3:15-Poet'S Gold tCBS).
330-Bakers (CBS).
4:00-Tunes of the Week.
5:O0-Wheeler Mission program.
5:30-Chicago Knights (CBS).
6:00-Columbia variety nour (C6oJ'
7.00-Fs1nily Theater (CBSl.
7SO-Waring's Pennsylyanians (CBSl.
s 00-Serenade tCBSl. 1
830-Ferde Grofe orchestra (CBSl -
900-Little Jack Little orchesVla NOo0''
9:l5-BaSeball scores. ,o,3e,
9:20-Little Jack Little orcneSII5 NOD0''
930-Casa Iona orcheSCra lCbSS11;e,
945-Joe Relchman orcneSUld vvSc noI'
1000-Red Nichols orchestra (CBSl.
10 :30-Serenaders ,~3e>
10 45-Henry Busse orchestra LS6o)'
II 00-Earl Hines orchestra lCbooI1iyc
11:15-Keith Beecher oIcneStta 1SSS60''
II :30-Jack Russell orchesIra NObo''
1900 Midnight Sign on,
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Hillside Christian-The Rev. Herbert j,
Wilson, pastor Morning, Prof. Ross
Griffith of Butler university Will preaCh'
night Prof. Bruce l.. Kerchner Of Butler
will preach.
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Tonight's Radio Tour
NETWORK OFFERINGS

os-southernsires lN5C).
slS-HomeSpun tNBC
50-Martha Msars MIC.
S40-Where 20 so IN Indianapolis
s.45-WslksShov DERBY.
s;00-Happy Ions. fNuc,
So-Hsnds Across the Border tNBCl.
ssS-Press Radio News.
7.s0-chioaso symphony orehestra lN5cl
s00-Ray knight and his Cuckoos tNbCl
s.l5-Jack Denny orchestra NbCl'
s.4S-Siberian Singers tNBCl.
Q 00-SpoTts review. .,-,
e.i5-Abe Lyman orchestra MEG,
.30-Paul Whiteman orchestra tN5Cj'
10. O0-Walkashow Derby.
i0:i5-Carefres Carnival tNBCl.
IL 0O-Hoosier Athletic Club.
ll:30-Club Chatteroox orchestra.
1900 Midnight-Sign on.
SUNDAY
3 oo-The southernaires MEG.
sSo-Samovsr serenade (NBcl.
90O-Press Radio News lNBCl.
oOs-Morning Musicale tNBC).
e30--l0l Mems Bible Class.
iSii-Msior Doves Family tNBc).
10 30-Crystal Melodies.
ll:3O-The Rev. Morris II. Coers. >,o,
u oO-Noon-South Sea islanders lNsO'
II so-Rose Room Melodies.
i245-Tune Twisters lNBCl.
.O0-American Melodies
.30-Dancing Shadows tNBCl-
2.OO-John K. Kennedy tNBCl.
2i5-Harrv Bason's Musical Memories
2:3O-Chicago symphony orchestra tNBO
3:30-International TidbitS tNBCl.
4O0-Catholic hour tNBCl.
43O-Henrv Kings orchestra (NBC).
SOCK 80 fNBCl.
530-Love Cycle in Song tNBC).
545-Irene Beaslev tNBCl.
6.0O-Goin to Town tNBCi.
7OO-Marshall Players.
7:l5-Honolulu duo. $500
745-Ralph Kirbery tNBCl.
9Oo-Hali of Fame tNBC
83O-Canadian Capers tNBCl.
q.OO-Abe Lyman's orchestra tNBC).
Q 3O-Press Radio News.
935-Charue Davis orchestra tNBCl.
10.00-Eddie Duchin's orchestra tNBCl.
l015-RuSs Columoo tNBCl ~,,r
l0.30-Clyde Lucas orcheStra tNS1.c,
II 00-Lenard KeNars orchestra lNP poo :,
II 30-Frankie Masters orchestra tNBC)
u .OO-Midnight-Sign of.
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Second Evangeiical--The Rev. ss-S'
re guest pastor will speak.
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Roherts Park NJ. E-The Rev. william
PeU pastor. l0.45 a m. Dr.. J. W.
Moore '' viii speak on The Divine ,,.i SUM h
mons p m tie yo a4l uRE foIP esd Tl dis Sc
~ son on Looking Westward"
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York .......... 600 200 600 2 7 0
Philadelphia ....... 900 900 600 6 0
Hubbell and banning; E. Moore. Collins
and TODD.
Cincinnati ......... 600 900 go II l
Chicago ...-....-... 600 900 ak 10 0
johnson. Freitas Stout Frev and Lom-
bardi Malone, Warneke and Hartnett.
PITTSBURGH ........ 600 600 COL II /
St Louis ........... 042 900 03x- Is 0
Hoyt. Berkofer and Grace: J. Dean and
Delaney.
Boston al Brooklyn. viii play at later
Gav
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North NJ. E.-The Rev. w. W. Want;
pastor. Ray D. Everson will speak on AND
Thev Stood at 1920. The service Will
be in charge of the Mems CLUB
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-04

Second Moravian Episeopal0o.556ne H9g'
George c Westphal pastor. - q
= M M the pastor Will speak on The Eagle
and Her Nest"
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r,r.. Noravian-The Rev Donald Con-
nastor ii a. n the Rev. George
Z westphaI viii speak in the absence Of
2
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Services in City Churches Sunday

0 q Homrieha 9en pastor. 1880 a. M,
! DR.. Ernest N. Evans will speak.
st. Matthew Lutheran-,The. Rev. L, he G.
be f9fc 6s p Rssv 1s Mo TUESDAY Night The
church council will meet; THURSDAY night;
! the Daughters of the King will met at
| the parsonage.
East Park NJ. E:-The. Reg; R; a ~ uI r,
B Bisb M25Rf Bid fn JESUS 99a' NeS"
First Presbyterian-Dr. George Arthur
Frantz, pastor. 9;45 a. m theme churcn
sGhooI tb Rr M Jqbo s. hospa
viii speak on And Yet"
Missionary Tabernacle-The, Rev. Otto
Gom maft LIE. 80 D. pr m W 4 Wit
tenberg, recently from Germany will speak ak
% vi SPEAK HIsaf' on aH' "A SD New Creature p ~
Merritt Place M. E.-The Rev. M; H;
services, the Rev. Henry j. Gernhsrdt Of
Dickinson, North Dakota, will preach.
St. Paups Reformed-rhe Rev. William
H. Knierim. pastor 8:45 a. M, German
theme The Secret of True Strength;
9:55 a. M, English theme. The Providence
Trinity Reformed-The Rev. William H.
Knierim, pastor. II a. m, theme. Trust
ing God"
Downey Avenue Christian-The Rev.
Bert r. Johnson, pastor. Morning theme,
Realizing Our Best Self.
Hillside Christian--The Rev. Herbert J.
Wilson pastor Morning, Prof Ross
Griffith of Butler university will preach;
night, Prof. Bruce L. Kerchner Of Butler
will preach.
Central Avenue NJ. E.-Dr. Charles Drake
skinner pastor Morning, DR.. Ernest L.
Bowman. former registrar Of Butler uni
versity, will speak on Keys to the Door
of Courage; night. fellowship service will
be in charge of the Epworth League. Miss
Dorothy Axe will speak.
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Central Christian-Dr. w. A.. Shulen-
berger. pastor. $50 a. M, Bible school;
1915 a. M, the Rev. F. E: Smith Will
sneak on "A Great Man in Any Age.
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First Friends-Tomorrow morning at
40 the Rev. William o. Trueblood OF
Whittier, Cal, and former pastor here
will speak.
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Rroad Ripple Christian-The Rev. Jonn
psy clark. pastor Morning theme. an
Esx1ediert Departure night. Bul4o!hs
ne Highways OF the Heart.
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Broadway Evsngelical-The Reg Georse
{ Iozier pastor $50 a. m. unlneo SEW
ice theme. "Our Jerico Road.
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Fdrewood NJ. E.-The Rev. NJ. o. Rob
bins pastor. Morning theme. The Qnex.7,
nected Way; night "Rlverale, Ecnoes
will be presented by the EpWortn League
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Advent Episeopaf-The Rev. SEQ George . ,,
eouthworth rector. a. n HOLY CON-
1nnion and sermon by The pastor
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BIRDS CHANGE TRAINERS

Boston at Brooklyn. viii play at later
dav
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F.rr Race rti poo tne NeTport Hsrdi-
fafr t.-rr-e -CaHrlrc 9s. HlEl C.ee.
If1 Cr.r nose Empress III Sir Ten. lot
me prl-al. l03. Cant Remember. 400
Err.rra Lra
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Broadway Baptist-The Rev; r. NJ n p 93tI,
CARING: night, Joy for the Night"
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FIRST Race $500 maidens, The Morn
C5forv- 1-vc1r-oids ne furloncs Lucy
no rrdrr Rarelev u.s. Blow aWaV. ll4.
sueerer ms Pete o nCnrel. ll7. Rosa
Dear- If1I Uncle Pred ll5- Zissa- ll--
IT. MS Brarrr Dan us. Nv Peter. 10.
Herrrcetr Il2. Squire Bob, llo' no
change IT'S. laITunal Chiei. 10. aunt
tatCafteu stable entry.
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Ter. pastor. Morning theme. "ReSpons
bility for Influence"
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johnson. FreitaS. Stout. Frev and Lom-
,aIdi. Malone. Marreke ana Eartnelt.
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EngIewood Christian-The Rev O. %, a:
theme Elisha Helps the Needy
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.,tt @-r and rnr-half furionES -Snera-
t-s rre .frr-e Hussv 100 Merry 90
p0urd i0s Bill Bee Zoe, Hymarqle, lo9
T--~e-+-f petgv les A.mac. loo. Uptoda.e
-rs erse Wt.r 1re Lasr Time. Joe, IN
eF-tt-~ 100. BUSY storm. los.
es-0~d Race $500. claiming s-Eear-
-r1- etV fr-f0rcs Mcnastic. i07, NoUen
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see fo-- NAfinreals 100. Ridge Blone.
~ ,wtsr Dream ln1. Max Way- u .
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N---rf ia xDesuish. iol-
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second Race $500 claiming: 7-yesTT-
dds and up- SIX .ur.onEs i-Je5e- US
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ree- fn7 Hrnchina. us. Credit system
ir7 Princess T0Ee. no. Happy AdmiIs i
fn- eru.a Irene qa- OCee. us, Da4ni-
f-. MISS f67 .MoruinE Pair. a6. JACK
coins ms. Miss LucSv. lo3. Bav Ang0n-
ms Resi- Man. us. katnrvn WaI-le.
nos Ahdci. 10. Little Bubbles. 4vS' be'i'-
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Broadway NJ. E.-The Rev. Richard M M
MilIard. pastor. Morning theme,
Winsome Religion; p. m Ep"ofVH
League.
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49, nsS-or Morning theme. The
Danger of Religious Decline
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Only games scheduled.
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Christ Church. Episcopal-The Rev; =:
Anger Powell pastor a. m Toy
rotmmunion: l0.45 a. m. Choral Euenar-
~ and sermon BY the rector.
rsr,. Kv.ny.,isaI--The Rev. r. H. Muel-