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~>-DOWn the Alleys g .
by BERNARD HARMON

years in this loop, showed a 556 for the
best of the session. Mcdonnell had $50
series. with Jones Maley. Hoosier Optical
Pittman-Rice and Scott Trucking emerging
victorious over Glatt's Drug Store Black
well and Sons, Block Opticals and Penn
Coal.
Curt Wrav with a 613 led the Central
states Envelope League Cams 529 was
the best showing in the Insurance League
Hussong with 554 led the Presto-Lite
Bradley with 579 topped the United
Mutual Life Insurance loop, Welssman al
$50 outscored all opponents in the Stand
ard oil League. and Bauer's SOL proved
best in the optical League.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-06

Ruth Marie Miller. IS days Riley hos
pital looar pneumonia.
William n Thompson 40. Of 1911 North
Burton pulmonary tuberculosis
Louis II. Schultz. II. city hospital
brOncho pneumonia.
Claude Bale 20. city hospital. car
Benton Clover. 81. Of 230s West walnut.
coronary occlusion.
Beebee Hockett. 10. OF 92T Paca, acute
heart dilatatIOn
Anna Ruth Hopson. 3 mos. OF 2425
Sheldon acute COLTS.
Gottiob Frederick Schmid II, OF 1879
WoodlaWn. chronic nephritis.
Ruby Stockton. 10, Of 1901 English. pub
monary tuberculosis.
Thomas J. Rozel. 81. OF 2921 Roosevelt,
coTonarY occluslon.
Mona Turner. So. OF s42 Uden. diabetes
mellitus.
George H swan. II. OF 2Sos North
Ellen Mahonsy. 10. Of 2sss North New
jersey. saEcoma.
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CONTINENTAL RUNNERS WIN

The Washington high school
Ss-country squad outran the
Warren Central barriers, So to 90, at
the west side field yesterday be-
tween halves of the grid game.
Weddle. Continental runner. was
first TO the tape.
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Totals S6 II q TotaIs 81 y Is
Angley bstted for Heusser in eighth.
Toronto Observation-Disclosures. 401 600 OIO-6
Columbus ................. 400 900 000-94
Errors-McQuinn. Thomas. Riggs Runs
bstted in-Boone o. Richardson, Heving.
Riggs e.. Heath ~. Two-baSe hits
Cullop. Heath Three-baSe hit-Boone.
Home run-Riggs. Stolen baSes-McQuinn
p. Boone. Richardson. Sacriice-Mc-
Quinn. Left on bases-Toronto 9; Column
bus S. Base on balls-Of Schott /: of
Khnger :; of Cross. 3: of Hilcher. 4
Struck out-Bv Greer. /: by Klinger. 2; by
6 Hus-Of schott. ) in no inning pitched
20 1 batters in first inning. of Greer.
5 in % inning; OF Klinger. in 6l-3
/ innings. of Hilcher. in innings: of
Heusser. none in l inning: OF Cross. none
IN l inning Wild pitch-Klinger Win
ming pitcher-Hilcher. Losing pitcher
/ klnger. Umpires-Nallin and GoetZ.
Time-2.S so
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HIGH SPOTS OF SATURDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAMS

500 NBC (wEAFD - One Mans
Family"
600 Columbia-Elder Michaux and
Congregation.
TOO Columbia-Roxy Revue.
NBC fWEAF) Rom
berg.
800 NBC (WJZl-Radio City party.
$50 NBC (WEAFD - The Gibson
Family.
NBC tWJZ) Barn dance.
1890 NBC CWEAF) - Paul White
mans party.
1I:lS NBC (WEAF)-Carefree carnl-
val.
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SHOOT AT FIT. HARRISON

A shoot using running deer tar
gets will be held by members of the
Hoosier Rifle and Revolver Club to-
morrow morning at the Fit. Benja-
min Harrison range. The meet will
begin at $50.
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MONDAY

a. M
700-Pep club.
8 00-Song reporter (CBSl.
815-Metropolitan Parade (CBS).
90S-Harmonies in Contrast tCBs).
9:15-Breakfast Billboard.
9:30-Marion Carley tCBS).
9 45-Three Flats (CBS).
10:00-Dr. R. A. Mllikan (CBS),
10:15-WaltZ Time lCBS).
10 30-Contract Bridge Made Easy (CBS).
10 :45-Homemakers' hour.
II :l5-Eliza beth Barthell fCBSl.
II :30-Hooser Farm Circle
1900 Gnoon)-Just Plain Bill (CBS).
P. M.
12:l5-George Hall orchestra (CBS).
IL 30-Savitt serenade (CBS).
12:45-Pat Kennedy with Art Kasseu or
chestra (CBS).
1:00-Allen Leafer orchestra tCBS).
1:30-Poetic Strings (CBSl,
200-Four Showmen (CBS).
215-Orentale CBS).
2:3O-Chicago Womens Symphony or
chestra (CBS).
3 00-Chansonette (CBSl.
3:15-Salvation Army band (CBSl.
3:30-Chicago variety program tCBS).
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WFBM (1230) indianapolis
NndianaDol Power and Light Company
SATURDAY
SUNDAY

A. M.
7:3O-Pep Club.
7:50-Soiving Today's Problems.
8:00-Sunday at Aunt Susan's (CBSl.
9:00-Jake's Entertainers.
9:30-Christian Men Builders.
10:30-Conference of Catholic Charities
11:3o-T Ho7 GUITARS serenade (cBs)
1.45-A Visitor Looks at America tCBS).
12:00-Noon-Church of the Air (CBSl
P NJ.
l2:45-Pat Kennedy with Art Kassell or
chestra (CBSl.
1:00-Lazy Dan (CBS).
1:15-World series (CBS).
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. concer
4:oO-open House (CBs).
4:30-Tea shop (CBS).
5:OO-Music by Gershwin lCBSl.
5:3o-smiling Ed Mcconnell (CBs).
6:0O-caiifornia Melodies (cBsl.
6:30-Family Theater (CBS(.
7:OO-Ford Symphony (CBS).
8:O0-Alexander Woolcotts program
s:so-Wiii Rogers CcBs,.
9:00-Serenade (CBS).
9:3O-Care and Feeding of Hobby Horses
(CBS).
9:55-NeWs (CBS).
1O:0O-Message from Governor McNutt.
1O:15-Atop the Indiana Roof.
10:30-Wheeler Mission program.
11:00-Lou Davies orchestra.
11:15-Enoch Light orchestra (CBSl.
11:30-Frank Daley orchestra (CBS).
2:00--Midnight-Sign off.
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CITY STUDENTS NAMED
Skeleton Club at !. L. Elects New
Officers

John AtWater, 3345 Ruckie street,
and julien Kennedy also of Indian
apolis, have been chosen secretary
and treasurer respectively Of Skele-
ton Club at Indiana university. it
was announced today. The club is
composed of medical students.
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NLW (700) Cincinnati
SATURDAY

P. NJ
40O-One Mans Family.
430-To be announced.
445-Tom Coakley and his orchestra.
5 .00-Old Observer.
5:l5-The Texans, vocal TITO.
530-Bob Newhall
545-Floyd Gibbons.
6O0-R ? D hour-Boss Johnston.
6.I5-Gene Burcheils orchestra.
6 3O-Northern Lights-dramatic sketch
(NBC).
S.30-"Gibson Family musical comedy.
e:30-NeWs flashes.
$3.50 be announced.
lo.OO-Barn dance.
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Oaks take Trouncing

OAKLAND CITY. Ind, Oct. g.
Eastern Illinois Normal, Of Charles
ton, Ill, swamped the Oakland City
college eleven, 80 to 0, yesterday,
Sockler made four of the winners
touchdowns.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
tBy United Press)

AT NEW YoRK-steve, Hamas.. 1919,
Passaic. n. j.. outpointed Art Lasky, 1893.
MlnneapQl (i0l: Charley Massacre. .is4is.
20. Fresno. Cal. lsI Billy DoHohus ma.
dianapons t3l-disqualihcRtion for STALL
ing; Lou Poster. lss. -Pottstown. Pa. out
pointed Al Boros, 1875, Bridgeport, Conn,
1sl; Yale okun; ls5. NsE YqTk. ogtpoin1tse,di
Norman Barnett 203 Irvington. n, J., out
pointed Paul Pross. 20s, New York l5sl.
AT DETRoIT-Roger Bernard. Flint,
Mich. scored technical knockout over
Dave Barry. Chicago. t6l: George Stevens.
Aipena, Mich, decisioned Eddie Ran, New
YORK welterveight, 49, Edwin Walling
Won TECHNICAL KNOCKOUT over George Bond
troit lightweight. oecisloned ST. Louis Kid.
Gordon Fitzgerald windsor. Ont. de-
cisioned Arthur Bowman, Detroit.
AT HoLLYwOOD-Lo salica, lis. New
York. technicaled Bahyface Matheson,. lls.
Oakland. l6l. Don Conn. ia Pasadena,
drew Mickey Mcfarland, III Los An-
geles, 90; Walter. Jerz. is2. New YORK,
kayoed jack Ward. l67. San Diego. l4l;
Tommy HILL 134, San Diego decisioneo
Danny Robes. -. Los ANGELS. 90.
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The Washington League, rolling
at the Illinois alleys, had eight men
over the 600 mark last night. Dad
Hanna, for the second time this sea-
son. led the individuals when he
dubbed the naples for CAT with
games of $50, 253 and 214. 10 gave
Kings Indiana Billiard team enough
edge for a two-game decision over
the Hoosier Opticals. Johnnie
Beam. with 594 was best for the
HoOsierS.
Leo Ahearn cracked out a $50
total, enabling the BerghOf Beers
TO make a clean sweep of their
series with indianapolis Paint and
Color The three-game loss stretched
the Color teams losing streak to
nine games Bob Kennedy AND
John Blue we're in the pocket for
the Underwood Transfers and they
emerged with three wins over the
Wheeler Lunch quintet. Kennedy
had Oil and Blue 621, while Webb
Wallace Jared best for the Wheeler
team with Glib.
Wooden Shoe Beers, winding up
their evenings work with a 1914
game, trounced the Coca ColaS for
three straight wins. Bill Sargent
furnishing the best total, A 6l2
Schmitt Insurance, with Brown at
612. took a pair from Newman
Candy, while Leonard Coal. with
Frank Blacks GIT. took the ode
game from Capitol Ice
Charlie Cray. who was unable to
get an early season start, has been
knocking the naples in all direction
during the past two weeks. His
latest scoring spree started last
night in the HillcreSt League, where
he put together games of 1913, 214
and 245 for a 657. the best league
scoring of last nights schedules.
With this kind of total the Rowes
Roughs had little trouble diSposing
of the YOungs Drivers to a three to
nothing tune.
Joe Fulton pelted the pins for a
643 total and the Selmier CaddieS
also were three-time winners over
the SpiCk'S StymieS. Doc Kemper
had $50 to lead his Kempers Divots
to triple victory over the Darnaby
Puts. WarrenS Traps rounded out
this schedule with a double win over
the Woods Irons.
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JOY Sweet contralto Aimee Deloro,
coloratura soprano: Sue Read, singing
proteges of Roxy, will be introduced by
the veteran impresario during his broad
cast over WFBM and the Columbia net
work from Z to 7:45 p. m. Saturday.
The Saturday Jamboree will be heard at
an earlier hour beginning Saturday. On
that date and thereafter the variety show
will take the air at 1880 D. m. over WKBF
and an NBC network.
Ra do steps forward with a real lit
erary "ind"! A previously unknown
and unpublished poem. THE Girl Who
Sewed the Buttons on for Me-" written
by the beloved Hoosier poet. James
WhitcOmb Riley. will be heard Saturday
over WKBF during the National Barn
Dance program at $3.50 D. m.
Richard Himber and the Champions
with Joe Nash. tenor will feature several
popular songs in their. broadcast over
WFBM and the Columbia network Sat-
urday from $50 to p. m.
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Kari Doc) SarpOIis
MATCHMAKER Carter has
WI lined up a wrestling card
that promises to be a honey"
for next Tuesday night at the
Armory. Highly touted huskies
will provide the action in the
three bouts
Big Boy Davis, indicated in
local rings, meets his toughest
test when he opposes Jim McMil-
len in the main 60. 1t promises
to be a lively tussle with McMil-
len a favorite. Karl doc Sar-
polls, who always has been pop
ular with local fans. will pit his
skill against Billy Edwards, Of
"chiropractic hold" fame in the
semi-Windup.
The opener brings together
Jack League and Pat Kelley. Car
ter figures his program as one Of
the best of the indoor season.
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WKBF Q4OO) indianapolis

Indiana polls BrOadcastina inc.l
SATURDAY
P. M.
4:O0-George Sterney's orchestra tNBCI
4:30-Platt and Norman (NBC).
4:45-To be announced.
5:00-Knothole Gang.
5:15-Where to Go in Indianapolis.
5:15-Marott concert.
5:30-Program chat.
$3.50 Fingers of Harmony (NBC).
5:45-To be announced.
6:00-Three Scamps (NBC).
6:l5-Royal Hawaiian Hotel orchestra
(NBCl.
6:45-SportS review.
7:00-Eb and zeb.
7:15-Pianist.
7:20-King's Guard (NBCl.
7:30-Sa turday Jamboree (NBC1.
8:00-WKBF Barn dance.
8:25-Democratic county committee.
8:30-National Barn dance (NBC).
9:30-Musical Cocktail.
9.35-To be announced.
10 .00-NeWScaster
1O:O5-Hoosier Athletic Club.
10:30-Paul Whitemans orchestra fNBC)
11:00-George Olsen's orchestra (NBCl.
1:15-Carefree Carnival (NBCl.
IL: 00-Midnight-Sign OF.
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I0.l5-Carefree Carnival
i1.00-Castle Farm orchestra.
II .30-Dance orchestra.
u. Standardization River. organ and
poems.
A. NJ.
i2.30-Sign OF.
SUNDAY
A. NJ.
7.0O-Tone Pictures (NBCl.
7.20-Church Forum; Waiter A King
speaker
8 .00--To be announced.
s.30-To be announced.
2 .00-News flashes.
9.05-To be announced
e:30-Mexican Typica orchestra fNBC).
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SUNDAY

8:0O-The Balladeers NBC).
8:t5-Cloister Bells (NBC).
8:30-Broadcast from Moscow (NBC).
9:00-Leiv Erickson Celebration program
9:3O-161 Mems Bible Glass.
10:00-Watchtower
10:15-Gruen and Hall (NBCl.
1O:30-Crystal Melodies.
11:30-Radio City concert (NBC).
INSTRUMENTATION Melodies.
P NJ.
l2:30-Rose Room Melodies.
u :45-Harry Bason's Musical Memories.
bookings Guard (NBCl.
1:15-World Series game lNBC).
4:00-Sentinels Serenade tNBC).
4:30-Radio Explorers program (NBC).
4:45-Doc Savage.
5:OO-Catholic hour (NBC).
5000 be announced.
COOK ~" NBCl.
6:30-To be announced.
6:45-Wendell Hall (NBC).
7:O0-Eb and Zeb
7:15-To be announced.
S:00-Marshall Players.
8.l5-To be announced
8:30-Jewel Box of Melody.
o.Oo-Hall Of Fame (NBC).
9:30-Jane Froman and Frank Blacks
orchestra tNBC).
10:o0-Rozanne Wallace (NBCl.
i0:15-Jesse Crawford (NBCl.
0:3O-Broadcast to Byrd Expedition
ll:O0-Press Radio news (NBCl.
11.05-Johnny Johnson's orchestra (NBCJ.
iI:30-Henry Kings orchestra (NBCl.
u. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of.
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In the, Fountain Square Recreation
League. the Cook Goldblumes resumed
over the Coca Colas John Fehr "a
Striebeck and jess Pritchett Sr put on
the. Alphonso and castor act each setting
q SIS total Fred Schleimer outdistanced
the trio with 6S4 but received no
, support from his team mates The Cook 5
had games Of 1920, lois and s46. for a
Frank Fox was again near the mark
with Ssl. 10 give The Fox Jail House a
Charlie GRAY OF the Brus. after posting
6SI IN the Hillerest League earlier IN the
evening. found Il little tougher st the
Fountain and stopped az an even 500.
Although no s0o's showed up on the
iSs ra dfs 4o ssss 5sey P T995
Stemm had SOS for the D-X's while Les
Keeling fell short a few pins when he
ps RpeS Nor 1877 ae t he H Wsser M
scorinC with 6is while Arch Hess opposed
him as les9-of man for The Murphy Stars
the support OF ROY Haislup's 500 10 give
=. the WeoeEs two games over the Stars.
ett's found al winners tskirg their series
by score Of Two % one. Indiana National
and Merchants National won from Pub
lie Service No. I Indiana National No. ;.
Tooley 81 The Union Trust was leading in
d!vidushst with 5s7.
with one exception. shutout victories
were very much N evidence in the Block
Optical Ladies League last night Real
six toos one game from Falls City HI
Fru. while Forwards Five. Coca Cola Mar
rott Shoes. boweS Seal-Fast and Lathrop-
Movers we're bisnking the Chambers Five.
Phoenix Press. MeEker Five. Indiana polls
Life Insurance and TTissals Leading
scores yere hur;est. SIS; MeAnly. Crane,
SIS. and Court s2s.
Michenfelder connected with 94s in
his middle game. giying him a SIS for the
individuals n the Construction League.
GerhaEcr had SIS and Churchmann SIS
FOR place ana Snow positions. Brandt Bros.
from Domestic and Industrial InSuiators
and Geiger-PeterS while tWo 10 ones pre-
vailed in the victories O. Frevn Bros VIM
T Juugclaus and Stew art-Carev Glass over
II c Ent Materials Spickelmever Fsiel
and supply and PleiSoIrsh Plate Glass.
Isng's s3s was The only honor count
posted IN the s.. Joan OF Ares session 81
The Uptown. Sweeney vita ST. was his
nearest competitor Barrett Coal picked
up some percentage on the other teams
when they turned IN the only Shutout
the Crum Jewellers. Missouri Pacific took
a pair from ~. II. Farrell Granite J. J
blackwell and Son finished one Up on
Wonder BarS. Plttman-Elce Coal bested
AZ American Estates twice and Duffy Malt
Foods won a couple from Dayey. Optic
aetrist.
No 500 totals were produced By the x
Of @. League FASTENERS when they went
through their PAGES - the Delaware. Lee
Policy Who has been tossing them fol
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Trinity NJ E.-The Rev. J. r. Flanagan.
pastor. Morning and evening sermons by
the Rev. S. z PoloYina.
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Broadway Evangelical.-The Rev. George
S Lozier. pastor Morning theme, The
Challenge Of the Hour; night. youth
and Religion"
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ST. PauI's Reformed-The Rev. william
H Knierlm, pastor. Morning German
theme. Christ in the Life of the Home
morning English theme. Bigger and
Better"
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Roberts Park NJ E.-The Rev william
e. Bell, pastor Morning theme. "A
Rendevouz With Life; night. Kingdom
Frontiers"
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MONDAY
A NJ
6 3O-Morning devotions.
645-The Temple OF the Air.
700-Musical clock.
a.00-Breakfast Club fNBCl.
g:00-Harvest Of Song (NBCl.
9.15-Morning melodies.
9.25-Newscaster.
9 30-Kitchen Of the air.
10 :O0-The hour OF emories-United
States Navy band (NBC1.
II :00-Marion McAfee fNBC).
lI:15-Charles Sears fNBCi.
II 3o-Farm and Home hour (NBC).
P NJ
IL 50-vic and SADIE (NBCl
u .45-Concert ensemble (NBC).
l00-The Newscaster.
105-Happy Long
1:I5-Revolving Stage (NEC).
l:45-Gus Van tNBCl.
2 OO-Ma Perkins (NBCl.
2.i5-To be announced.
2.2o-Woman's Radio review tNBC).
3OO-John Martin story (NBCl.
315-Gale Page lNBCl.
3.30-Stanletgh Malotte fNBCl.
345-Archie Bleyer's orchestra (NBCl.
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Missionary Tabernacle-The Rev. Otto
H. Mater. pastor. Morning theme. when
The Double Cure; evening sermon by
the Rev. Ford Hendrickson.
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Riverside Park VI. E.-The Rev j.
Kieser. pastor. Morning theme Building
a Temple: night, Lead Us Not Into
Temptation"
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Garden City Christian-The Rev. Frank
r. Messersmith. pastor. Morning theme
knowledge Of God; night. The Christ
I know"
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st. Matthew Lutheran-The Rev L. G.
E. Fackler. pastor Morning theme The
Kings Greatest Gift: night. The Marks
Of a Son Of Wisdom"
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First Presbyterian-The Rev. George
Arthur Frantz pastor. Morning theme
"A Plumb Line: night. The Crown
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BeIIaire NJ. E.-The Rev E. Earl Jones.
pastor. Morning, promotion and Rally daY
services: night. The Wise Builder"
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Madison Avenue NJ E.-The Rev Charles
A. MCCULLOUGH pastor Morning theme
Products of Christianity; afternoon
service conducted by the pastor.
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First Friends-The Rev o. H. Folger.
pastor. Morning theme. The Child in the
Midst /"
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Broadway Baptist-The Rev. R. M bod
rill. pastor Morning theme, And He
Brought Him to Jesus; night, Il Know
a Name"
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All Saints Cathedral-The Rev. Robert
A.. Alexander. vicar Holy Communion
7.30 a. m: church school GAS a. m;
morning sermon at IL a. m
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First Moravian-The Rev Donald W.
Conrad pastor. Morning theme Re
newals of Courage: night. They Lived
Happily Ever After"
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Central Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev. Charles
Drake Skinner. pastor. Morning theme,
peoples fellowship service. All musical
program by colored mems chorus.
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Miami Street Pilgrim Holiness Mission
The Rev. l.. N. Trotter. pastor. Bible
school at 1870 p. m; sermon by pastor at
2:30 p. m. The Rev. C. r. Brown will
speak at the evening service.
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st. Marks Lutberan-The Rev r. H.
Benting pastor. Morning sermon bv the
pastor. Evening service will be conducted
by Professor Elmer F. Krauss Of the Chi
cago Lutheran seminary. His subject
Will be The Lutheran Church in Wor-
ship and in Testimony"
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North NJ. E.-The Rev Warren W.
Want. pastor. Evening theme. DO We
Really Want to Find God?"
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Tabernacle Presbyterian-The Rev. J.
Ambrose Dunkel. pastor. Fifteen hundred
men. women and children are expected
to attend rally day services tomorrow IN
the Sunday school
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First q. B.-The Rev. George p. Snyder.
pastor. Morning theme. rs the Church
Necessary night. Things Foundass nal. >.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-08
Livestock
so. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul, Jan. 0.-(P)-(U. s..
Dept. Agr.) - Cattle, 1900: most
slaughter steers and yearltngs OPEN
ing steady: some strength on plain
kinds, cows active. 1925 higher; bulls
strong; stockers and feeders steady
to strong: early bulk slaughter steers
and yearlings 3.0O-45O: choice light
yearlings $50; cutter to common light
heifers 2.O0-3.25; few fed lots up to
500: most beef cows 225-75; few up
to 3.25: low cutters and cutters $50
zoo: medium to good bulls 2.50-3.25.
Calves 2,200: steady. medium to
choice 3.00-4.50: strictly choice quot
ed to 500.
Hogs 1900; mostly 10000 lower;
spots off more: good to choice 1907
$50 lbs. most $3.50: top $500 to all
interests: better 250-290 lbs. largely
$3.O0-l5: most packing sows $2.25-50:
trade very slow on pigs and light
lights: talking mostly around $2.25 on
good pigs: few strictly choice killers
early up to $3.50 or better: average
cost Saturday 1915: weight 1913 lbs.
Sheep 10000: receipts include II
doubles on through billing: saleable
supply about 50 per cent feeders: no
early action: packers talking unevenly
lower: last weeks close. bulk good to
choice fed lambs $7.25-75; desirable
81 ID. range feeding lambs $6.75.
Dairy cattle little early trading:
quotations nominally unchanged: good
to choice springers around 1880
$500.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-08
Tribut,e's Grain, Livestock and
Market Report for Mon, Jan. 8
FINANCIAL MARKET
| SLOW But STEADY
!. IN DULL TRADING
Some Leading Issues Move
Slightly Higher But Little
Action IS Noted

New York, Jan. 8.-(F-There was
little life In the stock market Mon
day, though prices, as q whole. were
steady to firm. ~
The alcohol equities, while in small
volume, raised their quotations mod
erately, some Of the tobaccos rallied
and various leading issues moved
bit higher. Dizziness was the rule,
however, in the early hours and the
ticker tape was silent at frequent In
tervals. The dollar exhibited strength
In foreign exchange dealings, the
British pound losing some cents
and the French franc yielding pro-
portionately. Grains were marrow
but cotton again improved. Bonds
were listless and irregular. U. 8. gov
ernments were easier.
u. 8. Industrial Alcohol, 6chenley
and American Commercial Alcohol
got up l to nearly 2 points, while
American Telephone, Liggett & Myers
B, Reynolds B and Dome Mines adj
vanced around point. Lesser gain
ers included DUPONT, U. 8. Steel,
western Union, General Motors,
American Can, Santa Fe and N. Y.
Central. Chrysler. the most active
stock, showed a small loss and U. s.
Smelling and some others eased.
It was one OF the dullest sessions
since last April, transactions approx
inating only TOO, 900 shares. The close
was slightly irregular.