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chstt Recreation. Shutout victories we're
taken by the Darnaey Puts and Warrens
Traps With the Roves RoughS and Spicks
Svniies finishing on the zero end. Woods
Irons took two from KemperS Divots and
The Youngs Drivers grabbed couple from
Selmisrs caddiss.
IN the 81. Philip Ladies' League, Coca
Cola won three games from Rerghof Beers
and the Schofhelcs twice eestec the XIII
Sys s'f , ssTss Tsyi S,! soye her the
snreeher halted one pin short Of an
honor count IN the Insurance League. but
his seq vas the best showing made BY any
individual in the loop. Team results Of
the series, bovled on the Central alleys
found Inspection Bureau as triple winners
sursree. UnderUriters Adjustment and
New Amsterdam messed out Equitable Life
q New York. western Adjusting and Hoos-
league rolls at the Central allies
All series we're taken BY two 70 one
ssSTss IN W 1ae r.rs MantssSaes Enc
gineerS and Assembly. with the Machine
shop. Generators and ofiice forming the
losing combinations Myers vas high in
this league with SIS.
sherrards S7s was the leading individ-
usl total in the South Side Recrestion
shutout victories we're taken BY Enos Coal
and Troy OILS. with Budveiser Buffet and
CIfiEens Gas taking the SheilsckingS.
Jacks Place won twice from Leon Tailor
Ing and Rottiers Cafeteria took 9 pair
from Inland Coal Company.
Nc team in the 81. Joan OF Arc League
a. the Uptown was able 70 make . clean
sweep Of It's series. al winners taking two
to-cne decisions
The Barrett Coal Comparatively Malt
Foccs series vas . thriller the Barrets
winning tEo games BY single pin margins
after dropping the first By twenty-five
pins. Other winning teams were. J. J.
Blackwell & son. Wcnder Bar. Davey
Optometrist and A c. Crum Jewelers.
Their victims we're Missouri Pacific, H. NJ
Farrell Granite Co. American Estates and
Pattman-Rice Ccal Company.
J sweeney carried OF individual honers
with sci.
VII With . eze score vas the out
staffd >yier II the United Mutual Life
1eagr - Illinois allsyA
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WkBF (1400) indianapolis
indianapolis Broadcasting, Incl
SATURDAY
Fishing the Air

Larry Lee and his popular orchestra
scheduled for a single engagement at the
Indiana ballroom, wiki be heard Sunday in
a ffteen-minute broadcast from 10 to
1915 p. m. over WFBM.
William Berman. commander in chief OF
the Jewish War Veterans; Rear Admiral
Clark Howell Woodward and Colonel Alva
J. Breasted. chief chaplain of the United
States army. will be heard in special Arm
istice day address during the Jewish War
Veteran program Saturday at Sis p. m.
over an NBC-WJZ network.
The Maple City Four accompanied
by Harry KOgans Kogenuts, will offer
a medley Of A. e. F. songs to open
the Saturday Jamboree at SIS p. m.
over WKBF and an NBC network.
William Draper Lewis. distinguished
Philadelphia jurist. author and educator.
will discuss for the layman "Scientifc
Research in the Field of Criminal Justice"
over WFBM and the Columbia chain Sat-
urday from 6:45 to D. m.
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College Football

STATE
Rose Poly. IS; Oakland City, IS.
NATIONAL
Southeast Missouri. 80; Southern Ill
Arkansas State. 10; Monticello A. anc
M, 0.
illinois Normal. IS; Eastern Illinois, o.
Parsons. 10; Dubuque, T.
Tennessee Wesleyan, 20; Brevard, 0.
Emporia o. Mcpherson, 0 (tiel.
Texas Tech. IS; Simmons, 0.
Friends, z; Bethany. 0.
Kirksville mol, SO; Marysville, 0.
Tuskegee, 26 Florida A. and M. Z.
Arkansas Tech. 9; Ouachita, 8.
Marquette. IA; St. Louis, O..
Coinage, 2; Washington, o.
Pittsburg KAN. i9; Hays. 0.
Arizona, 26; Oklahoma City. 6.
Nebraska Wesleyan. 19; Doane, g.
Georgetown. 90; Roanoke, 0.
st. Ambrose, Z; Simpson, 6.
Omaha. 20; Ottawa, 0.
Teachers. 0.
Emporia Teachers. 81: Kansas Yves.
leyan. IA.
southeastern Oklahoma, 9: Henderson, z
Lon Morris, o: Marshall, ttie).
Ozarks. z; East Central Oklahoma, 0.
Southwestern (TexD. IS; Trinity, ~.
Sam Houston. 6; Southwest Texas. 0.
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BOB O'FARRELL RELEASED

81 LHtte0 Press
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-The shakeup
Of the Chicago Cubs continued to-
day with announcement of the un-
conditional release of Bob O'Farreu,
catcher. OFarrell came to the Cubs
last August after managing the Gin
cinnati Reds,
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Floyd Gibbons, the Headline Hunter,
will discuss the newest drives OF the
federal housing administration and will
tell facts about little known folks in to-
days news during his broadcast Satur-
day at 6:45 ,. n, over WLW and an NBC
network.
Roxy will devote an entire program to
the spirit Of Armistiee day during the
broadcast Of Roxy and His Gang over
WYNN and the Columbia network Satur-
day from 7 TO T45 p. N.
Crete stueekEeld viii sing q group Of
familiar airs in her program ever
WFBM and the Columbia network with
Andre KostelanetE' orchestra and Va
riety Singers Saturday frem TO $50
p. m.
Solving Today's Problems" will be dis
custsd BY Herbert NJ Glossbrenner dur
ing the emergency relief program Sunday
ever WFBM at 1850 q. N.
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THE 700 CLUB

Red Mounts, Fountain Square
Recreation League, 242, 266. 24S-156.
Harry Ochiltree, Kiwanis League,
258, 247, 221-746.
Fred Schleimer, Indianapolis
League. 2SS, 259, 226-723.
Dad Hanna, indianapolis League,
2I2, 279. 226-717.
Henry Bunch. Washington League,
2S5, 254, 245-7I4.
Dan Abbot st. Philip No. l
League. pa. 254, 22s-706.
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CELEBRON STOPS FARRELL

By Times Special
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov. 10.
Pee Wee FARRELL, Mishawaka, Ind,
lost by technical knockout TO Billy
Celebron. Rockford, H., in the third
round of a scheduled ten-rounder
here last night. Celebron, 148-
FOUNDER, is a protege of Sammy
Mandeu, former world lightweight
champion.
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Gage Scores

COLLEGE
Indiana Central, so; Anderson, 81.
HIGH SCHOOL
Waldron, 81; Manila. 81.
Paoli. 81 Jasper, 81.
Hope, 80; Flat Rock II.
Charlottesville. 10; Carthage. 10.
Greensburg, 80; Columbus, 20.
Remington, 40; Goodland, 10.
Beaver Dam, 20; North Man
chester, Is.
Mooresville. %; Monrovia, 20.
Bedford. 26; Salem. Is.
Franklin. 40; Lawrenceburg 81.
Madison. 26; Scottsburg, 81.
Spicelsnd, %; Knightstown, 10.
Martinsville, IS; NobIesville, %.
castleton 0 ~ CARNEY Ss Rpnf 81 l''
Morristown, q; Mt. Auburn IL.
Gadiz. 40: Mt. Summit, 10.
Howard Township; 90, Erwin, Is.
French Lick. %; Montgomery, 81.
Frankton 10; WindfaI IA
Rising Sun, Is; Moores Hill %.
Shelbyville, 2l Seymour 49,
Greeneastie. ssi Danviiie, I'll
Rushville, 4S; ,Milroy 49,
Morton Memorial IS Mays. -
Union. Township. 20: Edinburg, II.
Whiteland. rs; Clark Township, "a
Rochester. 50; culver. u.s.
Roanoke. 90; Union Center 10.
Warren. 26 Banquo, g.
St. Mary. SO; Albion, 49,
Bippus. 80; Andrews. % (oyertime).
Clear Creek. IT Jefferson. "a.
Beech Grove, 81: Greenwood, 50.
New Market. 81: Ladoga, is.
yXsedersburg. 90; WaynetOwn. 1s.
Wingate go; New Richmond. is.
cIarks Hill, "a, Battle Ground, %.
Attica 20; Brook 7.
T Pltss6or0, ~ 81 BaglnT6 1. ~.
ETsit5S5' 3 e Sstssi + + '''
Monticello, 81; Young America, 7.
Sunman, 80; New Marion. 9.
swayzee, 20; Converse. g.
s circeyiiIs. 81 M gacRseon 81 i'
Burlington %; West Middleton. II.
Clay (M1ismi,, Is; Clay oCHoward), 2S
North Webster; 81; LessbH1S, IT.
Pierceton, 2S Etna Green. Is.
Clayton, "a; New Winchester, 9.
Ben Davis As; New Augusta. 10.
Jackson (Tippeeanoe), SO; Alamo, 49,
Belle Union, 81; Paragon, 49,
Russellville, 18; Waveland, II.
Cevington. So; Wallace, IS.
Gas City. 10; Somerset. Is.
Lapel SIS; Paramount, rs.
Yorktown. SO; Jonesboro, IL.
College Corner. (o).. IL; st. Andrews
eenssPviiIe. .ss; Cambridge City. al.
Farmland. 81; Modoc, is.
Whitewater %; Boston, IL.
Milton, Al; Fountain City, 10.
Union City 80; Hagerstown, 20.
Huntsville. 20: Mckinley, 10.
Lincoln, 26; Losantville, IA
Winchester. IS; Saratoga So
Brookville, 20; Brownsville. "a.
Eyerton, 50; Harrisburg. 49,,
Liberty AZ; Lynn. 10.
Bentonville, As; Orange II.
Alquina, a. Fairview, IT.
Springfield township, 81; Kitchell, %.
Pendleton, 40; Mt. Comfort, 10.
Prairie Township, 80; Cicero, Is
Fortville, 10; McCordsville, IA.
.Summitville, 81; Harrison Township, a.
double overtime).
Markleyille, 80; Alexandria, AZ.
Daleville, II; CASTOR 49,
Sulphur Springs, 80; Cunard, 10.
Huntingburg IS; orleans. is.
Aurora, Is; Vevay, IL.
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SS-YEAR-OLD GRID FAN

SEDRO-WOOLLEY, Wash, Nov
lo.-When Sedro-Woolley high schoo
football team played Arlington, the
Oldest fan present was Henry Null
len of Seattle. 88. He came to watch
the playing of his great-grandson
Blake Thompson, Sedro-Woolley
tackle
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rev season g ElEl Individual TOT
yas posted in the knights Of Columbus
M.l a. an ne DesEa5s 5 last RBssht To ny
team trpie victory oT 5Sf ,R S0. IonsS.MSeS
team DuEau made % no 900 counts IN
g, 55oE, g tbs loop; when he connected for
Glarts series. Won BY the former, tao 20
one. Putnam Rice Von the odd same
from ne hoosier Op'icals. while the Block
Op,loais we're unopposed IN their series
Grimes q the Standard OIL League.
row nz az me PARKWAY ALLEYS, passed up
CHARGE tor a brilliant total when he
sames q 74s and 200, This misfortune
% tcp all other individual scoring OF the
Indanapous Plants took a trio o. wins
tIou the service station No 2 while the
service station No and Record De-
pertinent uere vinning. tEioe from the
Contraction Dept and General Book
kcepinS-
Bauer slammed out the leading total. S7s
IN the Opucal League IS the American
CCrlCals took three N TOW from the
Confinenfals Fox Or,icais Won twice from
block Opt.cals and Paramcunts we're twice
covning The Optcmetrtsts- The Optical
Leagae bows on the Indiana alleys.
The American Can League boulins at
Pr.-crets- had but I'VE teams y action
llf treF presented a rair o. go series
Rurh SIS 20 sI7 sor the leading honors.
Team No ] Won three times from Team
". 9 Team No 2 took z brace from Team
Iitlon.
All series b ihs ssitssE-cgmnains
Fins Tor the winners Wo-ids Greatest
Hvt-aulcs. Drpendahlrs and SVitEer-Cum-
s5s,ss Ben I~ss siSrS5s E ie rs
Snc lnesriscs iaking ne .oseEs roles The
IL rr.-- {. -, 1900, Il - T, "a
Marctt shos store. Resi SIX and Boves
So tas, took three same Hlns over ne
Gamblers Fivs u the Bock Optical Ladies
Lfas1e So the Prlfchett alleFs. Mefker s
EE.e r l2ok PSE iro1 &C Co.'S SSias P ls.is
and Indianapolis Life Insurance hested the
Lrissa-s TO % enc Alice Shea tuEnec
xlc-als- laura Alexander had SIS. sad
Indiana National Bank Ne : Won tuice
from ne lnciaEs Trust CO. n The Bank
ers League as Priichftts- Winning teams
ihsr essossn;s Msfsssa, ie' Ns Ia 5rai
Fes.ie ssI,.S 70. ana Sn.on Tr IS
frs.e~a Sst,snsl NJ sns P,,hisr
service No T. DlctE ard johnson passed
ire eco marx vith series q SIS and IS.
Cur wrsv ooasisd along With SST in
tire Central states Envelope League. but
~ had slfieisnt plnnsse % take the
leading individual role. Teams No. : and
Uere coabie winners ever Teams No.
, and !.
A SOS b. Raholc proves 70 be the high
frdlVtcual total IN re Construction
feaEue iast nirht 70 this loop. perforn-
frr Cd Prlrcheffs D-trestic Ensulators
scored tririe victories over the spicksi-
never PEE A Supniy HAYES Brothers and
Erarct Brothers teams Double wins we're
49, e. EnH 49,
savings Association PITTSBURGH Plate
Glass. ard W. p JlrEclaus from the
stewart Carey Glass Company. Johnson
Mas Lumber ard GelrgeT-Psters-
ice Fulton With STA CHARLIE Cray. with
eos ard Haur with go. we're the cut
EtarolEE pastimers q The Hlllcrest Coun-
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! Brightwood has swept all six con-
tests, while the Spades have COPIED
/ five and battled to a scoreleSs dead
lock with Beech Grove in their first
conflict of the season. Brightwood
was held to to 0 tie by the So
Athics on Oct. 81, but later won a
protest on the game on producing
| evidence that the Athics had used
an ineligible player.
Play at BrOokside
The pace-making twins will COL
Tide in the feature loop encounter
tomorrow at BrookSide No. l to
decide which shall wear the crown
until it goes back into the league
ANTE" again next fall. The Spades
have chung to the league trophy for
the last three years, but hundreds
of east side fans claim Brightwood
has the stuff" to spring an upset
tomorrow. The game will begin at
2:30. George Katzenberger will
referee.
While the championship combat is
holding the center of the stage, three
other league contests will draw their
usual large crowds Sunday.
The Irvington Merchants will
make their first appearance of the
season at Garfield park, meeting the
Midway Flyers. Every game at Gar
field this season has been witnessed
by more than $500 fans. Heze Clark
will referee.
Other Games
With Beech Grove and Shelby
Service running a close race in the
percentage column, tight battle is
sure to result when they clash at
Ellenberger in their final roundup.
The Lawrence A. G. eleven will
be out to break into the win column
against the strong So-Athic crew at
BrookSide No. 2. Lawrence has
played three scorelesS ties this cam
paign.
The Em-Roe Junior League also
has championship game tomor-
row as the Holy Trinity Juniors
and the Boys Club meet at Rho
dius park at 1890 for the cham
pionship of the Junior League. Holy
Trinity Juniors have played three
games and won three, while the
Boys Club have played three games,
tied one and won two. The winner
of this game will be declared cham
pion of the Junior League for this
season.
SCHEDULE TOMORROW
Senior League
Spades VS.. Brightwood at Brookside
No. l.
Midway Flyers. VS.. Irvington Merchants
a Garfield No. l.
Beech Grove. VS.. Shelby Service at Ell
lenberger No. 1.
Lawrence VS.. So-Athic ut Brookside
No. 2.
All games at 2:30.
Junior League
Boys Club VS.. Rhodius at Rhodius No.
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FISCHER THROWS BANAsKI

% D 2 WIIT y T Ffed
ROCHESTER, N. Y. Nov. 10
Charles Fischer. Wisconsin, defeated
Joe Banaski, Ohio, in two-out-of-
three-fal wrestling match here last
night. other results: Johnny At
kins. Missouri, threw Sammy Gold,
Brooklyn, and Eddie Malone, Mis-
souri,, threw Dick Griffin, Ohio.
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GARIBALDI is VICTOR

BY United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. io.-Gino Gar
ibaldi, Italy, threw Abe Goldberg
California, in a wrestling match at
Stauch's arena last night. In an
other bout, Eli Fischer. New Jersey
threw Willie Davis. Virginia.
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III on Honor Roll

The combined honor rolls OF
George washington high school. an
nounced today by Walter Gingery
principal, contain the names Of 1T
students. Benjamin Otis Russell
heads the high honor roll with 1914
points,
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IOE NfALCEXICZ WINS

OAKLAND, Cal. Nov. lo.-Joe
Malcewicz. Utica, N. Y, threw STAN
ley Pinto, Chicago, in the feature
bout Of a wrestling match here last
nirht-
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High School Grid

LOCAL
Clinton IS: Cathedral. 0.
Tech Il. Washington. Z.
Shortridge Is: Broad Ripple. 0.
Manual. 81; Bloomington. 0.
Crispus Attacks. Is; Central louisville,
KY. ?.
STATE
Brazil "a: Bloomfield. o.
Muncie. -: Elwood. s.
Horace Mann Gary. s; Froebel
Gary. 0.
Whiting 81 Roosevelt East Chicagol. 6.
Marion, Ia Wabash. 0.
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sAyOIDT THROWS FISHER

NEW YORK, Nov. l0.--Joe Savol-
di, Michigan. threw Eli Fisher here
last night. In another match San
dor Szabo. Hungary, was the victor
over Abe Goldberg. California.
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SATURDAY

eAI hOAL
4.00-News in Verse (NBC) WIZ.
Sterneys orchestra fNBCi WEAF.
Little JACK Littie's orchestra 'csS'
4;is--Jackie Heller NBcl WIZ.
4:3o-Our American Schools NBcl
4.4S-Siiniatures 1cBsl wABc.
Ranch Boys lNBCl WIZ.
5:O0-One Mans Family (NBCl VEAL.
EredIiek william VILE tcBsl
Brass Buttons revue" NBc)
5.3o-Footban reporter lcBsl wABC.
JACK Armstrong fCBSl WBBM.
News; Songs lNBCI WEAF.
S:4S-Beauty program lNBCl WIZ
Comedy Team lCBSl WBBM.
ThornntOn Fisher. Sports 'Nsc)
EllXiag With Captain Al Williams
Religion MN in the ins' News Nc, WEAF.
6:i5-Jamboree (NBCl WEAF.
Dorsey Bros. orchestra fNBC) WIZ.
6:3o-Whispering Jack Smith and or
s:4s-Yawyer and Pubic CHS wABc.
Fioy ydHi ci foriS CNscl wEAF.
Roxy and Gang 'tTcBs) WABc.
Phelps (NBCl WEAF.
7Sa assc o'f feTue oFS 6ss wN ABE, WIZ
s;0o-Rose hampton and shilkret's or
chestra (NBCi WEAF.
Crete Stueckgold and Kostelanetz
orchestra (CBSl WABC
Radio City Party lNBCl WIZ.
6:3o-Gibson FAMILY (NBCi WEAF.
Barn dance (NBCl WIZ.
Himbers champions (CBS) WABC.
e:00-Carborundum band (CBS WABC.
9:30-K-7 Spy story (NBCl WEAF.
Saturday revue lCBS1 WABC.
9:45-Kemps orchestra (NBCl WIZ.
10 :00-Elder MichauX and Congregation
(CBS) WABC.
Lombsrdo's orchestra fNBCl WEAF
10:30-Martin orchestra (NBC1 WIZ.
Glen Gray's orchestra tCBSl WABC.
Whteman's Saturday Night Party
tNBCl WEAF
1I:oo-Art Kassells orchestra (NBCl
WEAF
Haynes orchestra (CBSl wABC
Madriguera's orchestra (NBCl WIZ
u;15-Csrefree Carnival (NBCl WEAF.
u:S0-RitZ Carlton orchestra (CBS)
WABC
colemans orchestra (NBC) WIZ.
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HIGH SPOTS OF SATURDAY NIGHTS
DnnERAAEQ

HIGH SPOTS OF SATURDAY NIGHTS
PROGRAMS
5:oo-NBC (WEAFl-"One Mans
Family
NBC CWJz)-'Brass Buttons
revue"
-Columbia-Roxy revue.
NBO (WEAF)-Sigmund Rom
berg.
-Columbia-GFete Stueckgold;
Kostelanetz orchestra.
MIC (WJZ)-Radio City
Party.
s:30-NBC (WEAFD-The Gibson
Family
NBC (WJZl-Barn dance.
-Columbia-Carbo band.
I0:3o-NBC CWEAFl-Paul White
mans Party.
II:l5-NBC (wEAF) -carefree Car
nival.
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Title Skirmish Heads
Final Em-ROe Round
Brightwood Out to Cut Spades Supremacy; Lawrence
Faces Athics; Grove SheIbyS Meet.

Teams the Em-Foe Senior Football
successful tomorrow with five city gdons With
of the rounds completed
galong neck and neck
pionshp tape.
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STANDINGS
Canfor Toorua
Basketball NeWS
. =
Independent, Amateur and
League Gossip.

A team of wel-known Cincinnati bas-
ketball stars desires a game with a strong
travels. Communicate with Bud Brant,
ass STAFFORD street, Cincinnati, o.
The O'Hsra Sans will meet the Mar
tinsville Baptist Athenians next Wednes-
The Athenians lineup includes coyyle,
Burleigh, Beasley, Whitlow, Philips and
Williams. Sans have won three Tits te
state teams. Write H. L. Hustedt 1880
North Dearborn street, indianapolis, or
call Cherry l523-W. and ask for Dwight.
Three leagues we're filled last night at
the Dearborn hotel. The Suburban League
will open its schedule Tuesday, Nov. IS.
The following teams were accepted in the
Ravens. Demaree Cleaners. Clayton Red
Birds and the Junior o. q. A. N. Draw
ings will be made today.
The Cooperative League will start play
at the Dearborn court Nov. al. The loop
will consist Of Fletcher Trust Banks, In
land container: Drinks Express, Kroger
Indianapolis turner's. Prank Pertel IS
president and J. ForeSton is treasurer.
Two officials will be in charge Of all
games.
Next Friday. Nov. i6 the Manufacturers
League begins its ten weeks schedule at
the Dearborn. Mr.. lille president of the
league. reports that this will be one Of
the best leagues in the city. J. Hufstetler
was elected treasurer az the meeting last
week The league is comprised OF the
following euintets: Citizens Gas Company,
L s. Corrugated Box Company. Beverage
PAper Company. Texaco Indians. Indian
apohs Glove Company and P. r. Mallory.
A meeting will be held at the Dearborn
hotel S20s East Michigan street. Mon
dav night for the formation Of girls
league. All city teams take notice.
The Crimson Cubs opened the basket
season with q IS 70 81 victory over the
Shelby BtreGT FLYERS. The game was
PLAYED AZ University Heights gym. Wood
rum and Hickman were best for the
Cubs. FOR games call Washington 1924
rirr
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Edwin Ray NJ. E.-The Rev. William
Talbot Jones, pastor Morning theme
Toward World Peace; night. Repre-
senting Christ in This World"
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Third Christian &C. NJ. B.)-Merle Side
ner. leader special Armistice day
program under the auspices of the Hay
ward Barcus post of the American Legion
will be presented and Mr.. Sidener will
speak on The Last Quarter"
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st. Matthew's-The Rev. William Bur
rows. arch-deacon. Morning service at
l0.45 a. m
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All Saints Cathedral-The Rev. Robert
c. Alexander. vicar. Morning PRAYER and
sermon at II a m
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TOnight's Radio Excursion

{ II .oo-Coussn Bob and his kinfolk.
Il .30-Carefrse carnival
y 90 Midnight-Moon River. organ ana
poems
u s0-Sizn of
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Fairfax Christian-The Rev. / J. Ker-
rick pastor. Special Education week pro-
gram with John w. Harms as the guest
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Madison Ave. NJ. E.-The Rev Charles
A. Mccullough. pastor. Morning theme
Pull and Preparation for Evangelism" ;
night. "Evangelistic Service
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st. Paurs Reformed-The Rev. William
H. Knierm, pastor. Morning German
theme, Christian Assurance morning
English theme. Success AS Failure"
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Cadle Misunderstanding service in
celebration of Armistice day. Evening
service in charge Of E. Howard CadIe.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-10

First L. B.-The Rev. George p Snyder,
pastor. Morning theme. LIES Forward
Look: night The Master"
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Central Christian-The Rev. w. A..
Shullenberger pastor. Morning theme
christianity and Nat!onslism"; night
IAN Evening Never Forgotten"
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Speedway Boulevard VI. E.-The Rev
Jasper H Cox. pastor Morning theme
Thanksgiving and Peace: night Think
ing Religion"
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First lReformed-The Rev Carl J. G.
Russom, pastor. Celebration of the sixth
anniversary of the dedication of the
church and educational buildings.
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Carrollton Avenue Reformed-The Rev.
z. G. Homrighausen. pastor. Morning
theme. The Way TO Peace"
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Capitol Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev. E.
Arnold Clegg pastor. Morning theme. The
Way of World Peace"
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WLW (700) Cincinnati

SATURDAY
P. M.
4:o0-Stanleigh Malotte, the News
Rhymer.
415-Stamp Club.
4:30-Dog food program.
4:45-Jack Armstrong.
6:00-One Mans Family.
6:30-Bob Newhall.
5;45-Thornton Fisher
6:00-R. F. D.
6:30-U. c. talk.
6:45-Floyd Gibbons tNBC).
7:O0-Sigmund Romberg and VIM. Lyon
Phelps (NBC).
s:o0-BilIy Hillpot and Scrappy Lambert
(NBC).
S:30-"Gbson Family musical comedy
(NBC).
9:30-Army and Navy ball
l0:00-WLS barn dance (NBC).
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Bethlehem Lutheran-The Rev Allen X
Trout pastor Morning theme. Signs Of
the End" night Luther League topic.
"Church Architecture"