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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-29

At the risk of appearing ignorant,
or naive, or both, just what are the
filters? How do you catch them?
Are they contagious? What are the
symptoms of filters? How long do
they last? And how do you cure
them?
I can't find anything about the
filters in the dictionary. The OK
ford dictionary hasn't a word that's
even close, and Webster's Interna-
tional can't do any better than
Jitty-A narrow heading or pass
ing in coal mine.
Jiti-The Rajmahal creeper (see
creeper).
Jippers-Meat juice, gravy.
Jipijapa-A tropical plant Carl
dOisca Palmata), Panama hats are
made from these leaves. A town in
Marabi Province.
Those aren't much help. You
can't tell me the Giants or Cards
are suffering from a town in Ma
rabi, a gate to a coal mine, or bowl
Of meat juice.
There isn't any mistaking why
the Giants and Cards have the
filters. It's made very plain in the
stories that the New Yorks and the
S. Louises have the filters because
the National League race is so close
that not even "Jedge" Kenesaw
Mountain Lands, who knows every
thing, can call the winner.
But what can't figure out is
that if you catch the filters play
ing baseball, why haven't the De-
troit Tigers got the filters? Ger
tainly the outcome of the business
between the Cards and Giants is
of vital Importance to them. The
worlds series winner hauls down
the biggest end of the swag, and, at
this stage, Detroit probably would
come a lot closer to licking the
Giants than they would the Cards.
The Giants are in a slump. A
month ago they thought they had
the pennant sewed up, then they
went into a tail-skid and are hav-
ing a devil of a time coming out
of il.
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SATURDAY

? NJ
3.00-Esvs in verse lNBc WIZ.
Sterney's orchestra fNBCl WEAP.
Enoeh Lights orchestra icBsl
s.ls-JseEis Heller EBc) WIZ.
3.3o-BToadcsst from Germany tNBCl
WEAF
3.4s-Messner's orchestra Obs.
4:O0-One Mans Family fNBCl WEAf.
yonnny Johnsons orchestra tNsOI
4.3o-FootbaT reporter fCBsi wABC.
Jack Armstrong tCBSl WBBM
EsEs5 CoakieY's orchestra tSsCl
4:45-Baritone CNBcl WIZ.
5.0O-Johnsons orchestra fNBCl WIZ.
Elder Miehaix and orchestra lCBSl
@Homespun" fNBCl wEAF.
Reichman's orchestra lCBSI WABC.
5.3o-Contralto and orchestra 1NBCJ
whispering Jack Smith and or
chestrs lCBS) WABC.
Royal Hawaiians iNBCl WIZ.
5:45-Vocal and concert orchestra tCBS1
s:Oo-Musical KEYS fNBcl WIZ.
Roxy revue fCBSI WABC.
Bestor's orchestra tNBC1 WEAF
s:3o-Hands Across the Border tNBcl
js@6ors; u . .Nsc' ,g VIZ. Ware
7:o0-Feature CNBCl WEAF.
Saturday revue CHS wABc.
,.,o Radio City Party 1NBc! VIZ.
Barn dance fNBCl WIZ.
Himbers Champions OBS WABC.
5.0o-Manhattan Serenaders tCBSi
WABC.
s.i5-John H. Fahey speaker.
8 .30-Feature fNBCb WEAF.
Dramatic Sketch iCBSl.
5.45-Siberian singers (NBCi WEAF
9.00-Sylvia Froos. songs tCBSD WABC.
Feature fNBCl WEAF.
s:l5-Grsv's orchestra lCBSl WABC.
Ozzie Nelson's orchestra fCBSl.
9.30-Martin's orchestra fNBC) WIZ.
Whiteman's Saturday Night Party
(NBCl WEAF.
e.45-Haymes' orchestra fCBSl WABC.
10 00-Jesse Crawford (NBC) WEAF.
RUDE Wolf orchestra (CBSl WABC.
i0:l5-Carefree Carnival fNBCb WEAF
10 .30-Tito GUITAR and harp ensemble.
Arson Weeks orchestra tNBC)
WIZ
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College Football
GAMES or FRIDAY
e. ru

GAMES OF FRIDAY
State Colleges
Butler. u. Ball State.
Wittenberg 10. Central Normal o.
Franklin. Is. Rose Poly. s.
Other Colleges
Western Reserve. ~ Akron 7 ftiel.
West Virginia. Z; DuQucsne O.
Buckneu. T.. Davis-Eikins q.
Detroit. 81. Central State. o.
Normal o.
san Francisco. 10: oregon state. O
Wsshineton st. Louis. Is. MeKen-
DePsuI, 80: RiponC
John Carroll, 81. Westminster. IA.
DAYTON. 81, Morris Harvey. o.
Albion. Is. Detroit Tech. O.
Emory a. Henry. s. Zion 0.
Marietta. 20; Rio Grande o.
Xavier, y: KENYON. 0.
Utah. 2. Drake. o.
North Dakota "a. Omaha. q.
Emporla Teachers. 6. Haskell o.
Central Missouri. s. Baker. o.
Oklahoma A. & NJ. IL Oklahoma Bap-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10: Loyola New
Milisaps. 10 Southwestern Louisiana. 2
Carboudale Teachers. IA; 81. Viator o
Muskingum. S. Kent ttiel
Simpson. 2; Kirksville. q
ers. o.
Arizona Teachers IS: California Tech. 7.
kalamazoo. IL. Grand Rapids. o.
Dentscn. 10. Findlav Il.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

George Collins, 26. Methodist Episcopal
hospital. physician. and Kathryn Warfel.
%, Of s25 East Fortieth street. house.
keeper.
Theodore COPPER %. Gary. clerk. and
Florence DaPrato p. of 1os Eas. Elder
avenue. housekeeper.
Emil Guldenzopf "a. Rock Island. sales
man, and Kathryn Hecke. l8. Of 5ill2 East
Eorty-fourth street. housekeeper
Earl Shermau ~. of $3.50 Orange street.
laborer. and Alta TYLER. 81, OF 22l1 Lex
tngton avenue. housekeeDer.
Cecil Deer. So. Of 46i6 Carrollton ave-
nue., laborer, and Lucybelle Smith. IS. Of
1915 Carrollton avenue. housekeeper.
Hershel Powers. 81. r. R. 3. Box 400 adj
yertising, and Gertrude Suhr. p. r. r. 3.
Box 4es. clerk.
Earl White, 70. Of s2s Cottage avenue.
clsrk. and DIN Ritter. 20, OF 3ll4 North
LLOYD Powell. %. Of 1915 North Psrkside.
Chicago. salesman. and Pamela Murray. q,
Of 1880 East Tenth street. housekeeper.
Albert Wells. %. ~ 500 East Ohio street.
Franklin. clerk. apd Margaret Meinert.
20. OF 500 East Ohio street housekeeper.
Thomas Robertson. q, OF 1873 West
Morris sheet. clerk. and Ideu Schader.
is. Of l04s South Dennison street. house.
oTsn Hawkins, 20. OF 1908 LaGrande
avenue. telegrapher. and Thslma Bailey.
%, of 1858 Olive street. bag worker.
Ernest McCallie. "a. Of 214S Nowlard
Avenue. grocer. and Dora Meadows. 20. Of
734 North Chester avenue, grocer,
James Long 20. Of SO East Miami
street. laborer, and Warciei McIsayeA. 20.
Or 622 East Allegheny street. maid
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Plan Big Turnout
for AlI-Star Tilt
Interest High in Clash of
Select City Mines.

Interest is high in the all-star
baseball game 10 be played at Perry
stadium this afternoon, the
indianapolis Amateur Baseball As
ISOLATION has announced. and ar
rangements have been made for one
OF the largest amateur game crowds
OF the year.
Buses Will make frequent trips
from Monument Circle. beginning
al l o'clock. A group Of outstand-
ing Negro FASTENERS will clash with
a white squad. with the fray start
ing at 2.30 Admission will be 25
cents. Probable starting lineups:
WHITE Shoemaker. %: Babcock. IS:
HARD II. Booz. G. Noble. n. Seal 90.
AlerI.lyssqqn; e.; Fowlev, ID, and Mccain, ..
go NEGHO-B Baldwin. 2b- Lewis 90. Baker
-, Cockerham. C.; Charleston. CT viii
Cooke. ..
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AT LINCOLN FIELDS

First Race ls7OO; claiming; 3-year-olds
and up: six furlongsl Renal 104;
Ma2y 1884, xHa@iton 1o4 xFu IL? Tut si io2
May Nap. l07; Joe Macaw. lot.
Second Race 500; claiming: 2-yess55.
RETamudio; lo4: xLoveSick' , lo4 Eastern
Tsde 1884, 49, x SMIasph o4 G G5 Fee lc
SO: mickey Roo, los: Sun Caprice. Ito,
Third Race (s7Oo; claiming; s-year-olds
and up; six furiongsl -xChief Pilot log;
Bran Muffin. lis; Hoops, us; straitjacket,
rs: Tiny City. lo5; xBichlor,ide "a;
preme Sweet. 1o7; xchrysostom. ia.
Fourth Race Claiming. s-yearooeolds and
up six furlongs -XGrattan, 106; KIN
finity 104; Wanderoo. Ill: xKissie, 1922
xWar Dimes. los; Norman D.. l05: lie
tMiiserabdIss' LOT; xBright Penny. IS; xst
Fifth Race $500; claiming; s-year-olds
nnfe up Tom 6 Prde 49,
xBatsille. IS: xFiyickamaru. 1903: xchips
lol; xGood Scout. lol; Kashgar. lo7
Sixth Race 81 900; handicap: Swear
olds and up: six furlongs Jens Son.
1902; Dusky Devil. 102; Wise Daughter,
los; &c, Wise Ways. lOs Frederick. 100;
10 Desert Call. lo5; (cl siskin. 100; Prin-
cess Camelia. los.
talC. z. Dawson entry. (bl Mrs. Creech
entry. (c)R. T. Watts entry.
Seventh Race $780, claiming; Swear
xWoodlander. 1902; Hit and Run. 107;
xWhite Legs. los; Rowdy Boy. lis; High
Diver, ll2;. xour Admiral lO2; xAmscray
100, xThmfoolery l02.
Eighth Race $500; claiming; 3-year-olds
Mad Career. 1I3: xCanteron. Ito: Walk
along. 1903; Vagabond. 106; xInterior. los;
Adelaide A.. ITO; Longus, lis: xWandrel.
los: xTryit. 1903
XApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. clear: track. fast
Horses listed in order OF post positions.
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Services i'm City Churches Sunday

Edgewood NJ; E.-The Rev: M o. Rob
Hinders"; night Personal Responsibility.
Broadway EvangelicaLThe Rev. George
s. Lozier. pastor. Morning theme. "Ap-
proved Workers"
Roberts Park NJ. E.-The Rev. william
E; Bell. pastor, Morning theme. The In In
tud RS" ToWard the ' wrons.poer
st. PauIs Reformed-The Rev. William
H. Knierem. pastor; Morning German
fn nfme english hf che Rs Thnf Tns Lie N5se
Again
Trinity Reformed-The Rev. William H.
Knierem, pastor, Morning theme. The
Second EvangeIicaI-The Rev, p. C.
Wachnitz. pastor. Morning unified serv-
ice.
Bellaire NJ. THE Rev; T. Earl Jones
tian Experience; night, The Challenge
of Unoccupied Areas"
Advent Episc0pal-,Trhs Rev &c, George :ec.s s
Consciousness.
Fairview Presbyterian-Th Rev. Virgil
D. Ragan. pastor Morning theme. is
Contentment Lost Art?
CarroHton Avenue Reformed-The Rev.
z. G. Homrighausen, pastor. Morning
theme. THE Optimist."
Speedway Boulevard NJ: E.--The Rev.
Jasper H. Coz, pastor. Morning theme,
Desire for God night determining
Eighth Christian-The Rev. Glen W.
T Ms eas!oT nieht o In the Art Gallery Of
the New Testament
BrightsSod MoI ETh sbs Esg. F hospital e TaS
ity'': night. Three Survivors"
Trinity NJ. E.-The Rev. J. R. Flanagan,
Measure OF Life; nights Lost and
Found
Bethany christian-The Rev. James I
shockiey. pastor Morning theme. My
Task: night. False Ideals.
Arthur Frantz. pastor. Morning theme.
'Amphibian."
All saints csthedral-Ths Rev. Robert
73O a. m: church. school. s:45 a. m:
morning prayer and sermon. II a. n
Fiftv-FirSt Street NJ. E.-The Rev. VII
bur D. Grose pastor Morning theme.
ss'Thp Marks OF a Christian"
Central chrissian-The Rev. W. A.
Shuiierhercer pastor. Morning theme
Another in Thy Place; night. What
Youth Asks About Marriage"
CadIe TabernzeIe-The Cherokee indian
evangelist. the Rev. A. 8. Lockee. viii close
his services here. speaking at 10 a. m.
and at 7:f5 p. N.
r Kites will give another quiet
Hour talk on THE Sons OF God.a at
the headquarters at 7:so ?. N.
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Six Big Ten Grid
Teams i'm Action
As Season Opens
|. u. Faces One OF Hardest
Games of Day.
B'UHifedPre"

~ rHifed Prcss
CHICAGO. Sept. 29.-Six western
conference football teams went into
action today in what promised 70
% the most interesting season since
1890.
More than 125.0OO persons we're
expected 10 see the six games. The
largest crowd was anticipated at
the NorthWestern-M Marquette game
AZ Evanston. where the attendance
vas expected 70 be $4,000. Another
crowd Of $4,000. including a large
number Of Boy Scouts and school
children, was expected for the ILL
nois-Bradley game at Champaign.
Indiana. opening the season under
It's new coach. 30 McAliiiin, met
ONO university AZ Bloomington in
one Of the days hardest games.
Minnesota. Big Ten favOrite. met
north Dakota State at Minneapolis
before 5000. Iowa had its biggest
crowd in four years for its opener
at Iowa City with South Dakota.
Chicago. showing improvement un-
DER Coach Clark Shaughnessy. en-
gagged Carroll college az Stag field.
Michigan. Ohio State. Wisconsin
and Purdue Will play their first
games next week
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Fishing the Air

Bernie Cummins and his New Workers
appearing at the Indiana ballroom sun
day night will be heard for fifteen
minutes over WFBM from 1918 to 1880
p. m.
Roxy will introduce three more proteges
for his third revue over WFBM and the
Columbia network from to 6:45 .. m.
Saturday.
Thomas "Fats" Waller-radiOs harm
full little armfuP'-will direct another
hilarious session of his famous Rhythm
Club with the Eton BOYS and Mark War
nOw's orchestra over WFBM and the Co
lumbia network Saturday, from 6:4o 10
Z D. m
You're a Builder Upper" from the new
Broadway success Life Begins at SAC
will be Gale Pages feature contralto solo
during the presentation Of the Saturday
Jamboree at 1880 D. M, over WKBF and
an NBC network
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DUCATS ON SALE FOR
N0TRE DAME OPENER

The Fidelity Trust Company has
announced that it will again act as
agent in the sale of tickets for home
football games at Notre Dame.
Tickets will be placed on sale two
weeks before each game, and choice
fifty-yard line tickets for the first
game with Texas Oct. 6 are now on
sale.
Ticket sales will be in charge of
Thomas Lanahan. Ducats for the
Purdue fray on Oct. Is will be on
sale beginning Oct. 1, and will range
in price from $110 to So.
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program, Carter has brought back
Abe Coleman, the chunky Jewish
heavyweight who has been downing
them as they come with his kan
CARGO kick" to tackle husky Dick
Raines, the Texas cowpuncher.
Raines believes he has solved Cole
mans peculiar style, and is anxious
to prove 1t to local wrestling fans.
The league Hewitt scrap will
set off, the program at $50.
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Edward Lynn's dramatization of the life
of Benjamin Franklin. especially prepared
for radio presentation. will make its debut
over WFBM and the Columbia network
Saturday from $50 to .. m.
More of the rich musical lore of Rus
STA will be offered by the Siberian
singers, Russian male octet. Saturday
at S:45 D. m. WKBF and an NBC net
work.
Jesse Crawford famous organist. will
offer an all-Kern program Saturday at
10 p. m. over WKBF and an NBC net
work.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt will de-
liver another of his "flreside' chats Sun
to the nation from the Diplomatic Re-
ception room in the White House over
combined NBC-WEAFWJZ networks.
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With Semi-PrOs
and Amateurs

Indianapolis Reserves defeated the
Grccnu God nine. 5 20 I. Newhold allowed
Greenwood four hits in SIX innings and
Ferreu gave I'D but two ssfetieS in the
remaining three. Campbell OF the Re-
serves was outstanding az bat. Score: =.
Reserves .--------- ool III 0lo- =
Greenwood -------- 600 o10 o01- l
Newboid. H. Ferreu and Little: Haugh
and Meade.
Faftv-seoond Street Merchants will meet
the West Side Cardinals today at
Riverside No. T. and Sunday will play the
third game OF a series al Edinburg.
Css;leton made Il three out OF four over
the Tall TimberS. with a s-to-4 victory
last week Casfleton plays Banner Diaries
sunday AZ Castleton-
Rex Taverns will travel 20 Paragon sun
CAV 20 tackle the Paragon Merchants a.
= n. AL PLAYERS viii meet az ITO
South East street. TavcrnS have Oct.
and Il open for road games New Au-
Eusta. Clermont and Avon notice. Write
r r Winccl ITO South East street. In
cisnapolis. or call Drexel 1908 ana ask
for Red
The indianapolis water Company team
Viii play 81 Clcrmont sunday AZ $50.
Manager Of Tire Water squad notice Bat
terry Tor Clermont VII be Powell and
Wright.
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I Christ Church EpiscopaI--The Rev. E.
morning PRAYER and sermon by the rector
at 10:45 a. m.
University Park Christian-The Rev.
James H. Tilsey. pastor. Morning theme,
Building Houses Of worship night; The me
Jailor and His House" at the Fortletn
North NJ. E.-The Rev. Warren W.
given BY Paul P. Want of Foochow,
All Souls Unitarian.-Ths Rev: F. s, E:
W ,S;S; pastor. Morning theme rne
ST. Phillips Episcopal-The. Rev. NJ; B;
Mitchell, pastor. Morning church school
at $50 a. m, and the morning sermon
at II a. m. on The Joy of self-sacrifce."
Churches of Christ, scientist-The
Lseson-sermon for all churches of Christ.
Scientist. will be Reality"
First EvanEeIicaI-The Rev. R. H. Muel-
Ter. pastor. Morning theme. II Believe:
night. Love That Serves"
Central Ave- NJ E.-The Rev. Charles
Drake skinner. pastor. Morning theme,
The Eternal Goodness; Young People
service in the evening.
Missionary TabernacIe--The Rev. Otto
| H. Mater pastor, Morning theme. I'm
o s5sla f By John nfH' HgsnbotRam i o. w
First United Presbyterian-The Rev.
Joseph A. Mears, pastor. Morning theme
Emmanuel Reformed-The Rev. Herbert
F. Weekmueller. pastor. Morning theme
Why Do Souls Go Away From Jesus?'
Lynhurt Baptist-The Rev C. H.
Scheick. pastor Morning promotional
services night Praises to COD
Truth Center of Applied Christianity-
The Rev Edna IMaIlgEgy s psfHt o sc MoTn-
service.
Biueisen. pastor. Morning theme. True
Pleasure and Displeasure."
Irvington Presbyterian--The Rev.. John
b Ferguson; pastor Morning theme;
movie vie aBehind the scenes in Chinatown
Broad Ripple Christian-The Rev. John
God ood 0 srinss pMie Mem to 0 Judssm safs nsS
What Is Meant by Sound Doctrine
Capitol ave. NJ. E.-The Rev. Z Arnold
Clerg. pastor Morning theme. The
Transforming Touch; night Religion
and Roses"
Irvington NJ. E.-The Rev. GUY o. Car
penter pastor. Morning theme. The
Sunday school-A Divine Task; night.
Our Father
Second Moravian-The Rev George c.
Westphal. pastor. Morning. Sunday school
rally program. The Rev j. r. Hoesman.
OF West Salem. NJ. viii preach in the
evening.
Riverside Park NJ E.-The. Rev. II. J..
Kieser. pastcr. Morning theme Lest We
Forget. night. Thy VIII BE Done
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young Hoosier ace. has agreed to
meet G. Bashara, Oklahoma City
mat artist, in the semi-windup Of
fering. Andy has been enjoying a
winning streak in local circles,
snapped only by Abe Coleman in a
recent struggle.
Jack league Of San Antonio, Tex,
is sltaed to mix with Whitley Hew-
lit of Memphis in the opening pre-
lin.
For the feature combat of the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-29
MdzziOtti Shines as
NOtre Dame Back

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Sept. %
Tony Mazziotti. varsity quarter back
OF last year who has been shifted to
right half back, is giving George
Melinkoyich. Al Costello. and Dan
Hanley strong competition for
back field berth on the Notre Dame
squad. The team heard a chalk talk
on Texas tactics Thursday.
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DIAMONDS FOR DEANS

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 29.-Cardinal
baseball fans have decided it is time
TO show Dizzy and Paul Dean their
appreciation for the manner in
which the brothers have been nip
ping opposing batSmen this season.
Money contributions Of varying
amounts are being collected from
Dean admirers. and a diamond ring
will be presented 10 each hurler be-
fore the game with Cincinnati Sun
G1V
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High School Grid
GANIFs or FRInAY

GAMES OF FRIDAY
Local High schools
Lafayette u. Shortridge 0.
Manual. q. Carmel n
Plainfeld. s. Broad Ripple 0.
Tech. s. Wiley fTerre Hautel. z
Washington Inoianapolisl. u. Bloom
ington. IS ttiei.
other schools
VincenneS. 20: Lawrencewue ull. T.
Kokomo. -. Peru
MunCie. 40 Anderson. 7.
Marion. IS. Huntington s.
Brazil. s. Crawfordsville. o.
Noblesvilie IS. Rushville :.
Wabash. IS. Logansport. 6.
Sheibyviiie Il. Seymour O.
Frankfort. 10 Rensselaer, 0.
Central South Bend. 80. Hughes (Cin-
cinnati. o. O
Mooseheart MI. -: Elwood. o.
La Porte. Is. Elkhart. g.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-29
BIKE RACES AT PARK
TRACK ARE DELAYED

The bike race elimination trials
scheduled to be held at willard park
today and Sunday have been
postponed until Oct. 6 and 7, it was
announced by Charles Weir today.
The state championship races, for
both juniors and seniors, will be
staged at the willard track Oct. Is
and IA, Mr.. Wehr said.
A shortage of entries led to the
postponements. Mr.. Weir is the
Indiana representative of the Anna
teur Bicycle League of America.
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BrOJUns Offer Aid
to League Champs
By T ines Special

By 4 ines Special
DETROIT, Sept. 29.-In the event
a post-Season playoff is necessary
in the National League between the
Cardinals and Giants, the American
League champions in Detroit do not
intend to go stale"
Manager Rogers Hornsby Of the
st. Louis Browns has promised
Manager Mickey Cochrane of the
Tigers that he will hold his Browns
in Detroit next week, if necessary,
to keep the Tiger claws sharp with
daily practice tits. The Browns
close the season in Detroit Sunday.
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Third Christian-The Rev William F.
Rothenberger, pastor Morning theme,
Annual Education Sunday viii be observed.
C. NJ B. of Third Christian-Merle
Big Excursion" and Keeping Awake"
EngIewOod Christian-The Rev. o. A.
Spiritual Awakening Comes; night. THE
Secret Of a Nations Glory"
First Friends-.The Rev. Q, Herschel
Folger. pastor. Morning sermon by the
pastor.
Fountain Square Christian-The Rev. S.
Read McAlpin. pastor. Morning theme,
''The Power of the Cross; night. AN I'm
possible Task"
Kimsey pastor Morning theme, "Luke's
Gospel: night. The Measure Of Man.
Meridian Heights Presbyterian = The
Rev. Sidney Blair Harry, pastor. Morning
theme. Reality"
pastor. Morning theme, Grace and sal sal
vation': night, Il Believe in the HOLY
Catholic Church"
MccOrdsviIIe. NJ. E:-The Rev. Donald z
Bailey pastor. Morning theme, Giants OF
the s1ss q y ne
Methodism,. Homecoming celebration VIII
be observed.
81. George Episcopsl-The Rev, Francis
Il. Tefu. pastor. Holy Communion at
a. m. church school at a. m. and morn
ing sermon at 10 a m.
Edwin Ray NJ. E.-The Rev. william
..The owner Of All Things; night. Quail
incations OF Christian DISCIPLE.
Hillside Christian-The Rev. Herbert J.
Wilson. pastor, Morning thems, The Con-
What Is True Living7"
M Mec"O ays psst a MoT Efn themes
viii be in charge Of the missionary society.
Gethsenane Lutheran-The Rev. John
s. Albert. pastor. Morning theme. Two
Important Questions"
st. Matthew Lutheran-The Rev l. G.
z; Faekler. pastor Morning tnems me ne
Model Confession OF Sin"
Clifton street Faith Missien-The Rev
Mrs z. A. Schooley. pastor. SUNDAY school
ice BY the Rev. L. n. Trotter at 7:so p. m.
Miami street Pilgrim Holiness Mission
Rible school at 80 D. m. The Rev. How
ard judah viii SPEAK al the evening serV-
ice.
ST. Paul NJ. E.-The Rev Charles r Liz
enbv pastor. Morning theme. Conscious
ness OF Larger Self: night. The Ministry
Of Music"
First Baptiss-Tne FIRST Baptist, church
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