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I.
Golden Tip. 1O6; Haps Boy. lo7
Second Race 5000; claiming; 3-year-olds
ana up WRagggoneor coTsEse XM9nastc SS
Bright Wine i04. xHe Devil. ITO: xPrincesS
Queen, 1922 xMarcella Agnes, 107; xLight-
IN Bill. 1902; XJuSt High. 107. XShaWnee
los; xseths Queen, lO@; xForget Not, IO5
Third Race 1890; claiming; s-year-olds
f 49, RR9d %ass0qf5 V {Gs
hal IO7; Gypsie Chief. lis; xEmery, 1911
Shot. los; xDoTothy Span. io2.
Fourth Race 5000; claiming; 2-year.olds
10: Nocturniabe. ito: &c XGTimace. Ito: Gel
i6a, l09,. XMy Ideal, ITO; XMorning Cry,
lo4; Ladino. 1ls
Fifth Race $1,000; allowances; 2-year-
olds. one mllel-Mlnt Baby, lO5; My sur
los; Wise Player, lO7; Earthshaker. los.
Sixth Race C$2,5Oo; added; the Texas
one-sixteenth niles Boy Valet ,iO2; RIP
"a Money Getter. 90; TED CLARK, Il8; Pot
ajThree DIS Stock Farm entry.
Seventh Race 1890; claiming; s-year-
olds and up; one and one-sixteenth miles,
Baby Wrack l13; XCentennial. III;
xLazy Mary, lO8; xShasta Broom, III;
xRuth Jelinek, 1903. Carl b, no; xLone-
some Pine, II; Jodhpur. il6; xPolyp. Ill;
XStrappy lO6; Morris R., lot.
Eighth Race $500; claiming; 4-year -olds
and up; one and one-siXteenth miles
How High. 112: xBurnt Feet. 1O7; xDusky
Lass. 104 xBunting Lad, Ill; xEspinetta
l02; xSizzling. 1907; .xLehore. 107; Runan-
win. l09; XSun B.. l04; xLady Trust. 1O4;
Kentucky II, ia: Happy Lad. 112,
XApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. cloudy; track. slow
Horses listed in order of post positions
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2 Smacks on Chin Win
OIin Light Heavy Title
New Champion Makes Exit in Nothing Flat After
UnfIatterng Salute ROSenbIoom lust Laughs.
BY JOE WILLIAMS

FEW YORK grace the most homogeneous
young holds the light heavyweight cham
veteran. RosenblOom, fifteen rounds.
which the kinks knots
gradually
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VITAL STATISTICS
Births

Births
Girls
Lowell and Ruth Petit. 1929 Holloway.
Frank and Mabel Weber. HOP West
Leslie s'5i and Mildred sawatake, 42l5 North
coTydon and Berdeua strowser 1853
cecii and Bessie Roberts, 1875 North
Logan and Betaun westerheld 1913
Gale and Burnett Algsr. ali North
William and Eva Campbell. 1885 Roose-
Welt
James and Mae spaulding. 2439 Parker
Boys
Edgar and Mildred Kraus 1913 Dawson
Frank and Wilma Burnell. 1910 Calhoun
Burnett and Sylvia lie May 1857 Madi-
Elmo and Ella Chovning 85s West
Francis and Jessica Cook. 1918 Eastern.
Edward and Bertha Jensen. 636 Russell
David and Edith Jefries. 222 North
James and Cora Edwards. ss3 North
Thomas and Pearl Rowland. 2s38 North
Louis and Marie Lazoropous. 1880 North
Raymond and Dora Taylor. 1855 Belle
fontaine.
William and Maggie Tinslsy. 224s Hovev
Andrew and Bertha Bishop 272s Wood
George and Doyns Stages. 1926 Dear
Frank and Katharine St. John. s225
Malvern and Irene Grubbs. 2s2S High
William and Dorothy johnson. 2I2s
John and Bessie Gregg. 40 west Nine
tenth.
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Sixth Race $500: claiming; 3-year-olds
and up; ! lis miles -xLong Bit. los;
1903; Keep Out ll2; xInlnitate, 107; Miss
Careful. 100; xVested Power. lO9 IN
encountered. III; Live One, lis; Wise Ad-
yocate, l20; One Chance. ll2i xSteelhead,
1903.
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At BOlCie-

Al DONt6-
One BeSt-Tuffy G.
I. Headin' Home, Flight Of Gold,
Steward.
?. Decide. opinion. Dignified.
3. Outbound. MarcaSite. Olamay
1. Bold Lover. Evergold, Mlney
Myerson-
5. Dark Hope, Jabot, Dust Girl.
6. Infinitate, BalioS. Unencum-
bered.
7. Tufiy c.. Pencader. General L.
jeune.
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2 Cards, In Memoriams

EDWARDS-We wish to thank our many
friends. neighbors and relatives for
their many acts Of kindnesses shown us
during the illness and death Of our be-
eyes ttle 9aughteT BE Ish LOU ED
the Sisters of St. Francis hospital. DR..
La Penta and DR.. Kim. Rev. Trent. the
singers. Camp Fire girls. Delta Alpha
Chi fraternity and Moore 81 Kirk. un-
dertakers, for their efficient service.
SIGNED WILLIAM A. EDWARDS JR.
AND FAMILY
de54 sister oy ME @TNN q 9gr
who departed this life Nov. IT. 1916:
A shadow passes whilst afar it be
A ship: that is sailing out to sea;
Though lone and dark it shall SEEM
the tide:
And Ger the destined water glide;
A drifting on towards a silent shore,
Where pain and partings are no more.
Her loving sisters,
ELIZABETH AND JULIA
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Race Entries
Today
Al BOWIE

FIRST Race $500. maiden 2-year-olcs,
colts and zeldinzs SIX furlongsl Plight
OF Gold. ll5. Steward. us. Double Sweep,
II5 Great Master. us TIobets Light,
Il5 Title Niece. lis. Coil. ii5i Eeaoln'
Home. us. Cautious Bo Us.
Second Race 1890. claiming: 3-ysar-
olds and up; one mile and seventy YARDS
wedding Ring 10. xSnoops, 100: Ailcen
Black Watch. ia DiEnihed. li5; Peacock
Alley li2 Easy Sailing l03. Decide. ia;
Scotch Soldier. ii2. Alcodema 1903: Sir
Byron III; Opinion. III; Dancing Boy.
tl2
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High School Grid

Friday Games
LOCAL
Tech. s: Shortridge. s ltiel.
Manual o; washington. 0 (tiel
STATE
Whiting, l3: Froebel gGavyl. q.
Wallace Gary. - Exne2son lGaryls ,.
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Race Selections
BIZ Tom Noone
CcopyriEht ~ ted
MONIES SELECTIONS FOR TODAY
Copyright. 1884. BY United Press

Days BeSt-Iutfy G.
Best Longshot-Deede.
Best Parlay-Scrambled Eggs and Hasty Glance.
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At Bay Medd0lCS-
One BeSt-Fair Orb.
l. Lucille K, Midson, Bel Ora.
? Louie Dear. Red Vest. Gerard.
s. EiSenberg, Gene D.. Athena.
/ San Luis Rey, Toro Flight,
South Gallant.
5. Proud Hills, Black Nanny,
Sweet Chariot.
6 Tickle Chance, Rock X. Frisky
Matron.
7. Fair Orb, Shackleford, Belle
Mystery.
8. Eight Pole. Sycamore. Red
Mountain.
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Llyhurst Baptist-The Rev c. H
Scheick. pastor Morning theme. The
Message That Saves: night. the service
will be conducted by Verda Allen of the
Wheeler City Mission.
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At EPSON DolCnS-

At EPSON D0lCnS-
One Best-Indian Salute.
!. Altmark, Zorana, No Doubt.
2. Fayette Prince, Tombereau,
Shilly Shally.
3. Hasty Glance, Stock Handle,
Suncircle Blaze.
/. Creech Entry, Cloud Dor, My
Dandy.
). Indian Salute, Noah's Pride,
General Farley.
6. Dark Mist, General a., JenS
Son.
Z. Popo. Cappoquin, Sergeant D.
g. Patcheye, Instiga tor, Len
Helker.
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St, Phillips Episcopal-The Rev M B.
Mitchell, vicar. Morning theme, The Pas
toral Letter"
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Truth Center of Applied Christianity
ing theme, "Co-Operation in Service"
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st. Georges Protestant Episcopal-The
Rev. Francis H. Tetu. pastor will preach
al 10 a. m.
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Abe Coleman
The match is figured as a nat
ural and one in which there will
be plenty Of action. 1t will be a
kangaroo kick" vs.. the drop
kick" with Coleman depending
UPON the kangaroo" and Joe fea-
turing the drop" Both styles are
thrillers to watch.
The bout is rated the best Of
fered here this season. There will
be no increase in prices for the
show. Two other matches are on
the card.
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G E. Fackler. pastor Morning theme
Though Die Yet Shall l Live; night
DO You Believe in the Hereafter?"
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olds and up: six furlongs -Romany Baw
us; Frtiter Circle 112; Mucker. 49,
xAltena. 104; xBud Broom. 10; xChica
104. xEisenberg. 10: xGene F.. 107; Elec-
trio Gaff, lis: xLamp Black, ITO; xSir
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Second Race $500: claiming: all ages:
six furlongs) -xChub 1903. XStarference
1903: Snooksie Shot. iO7 Louie Dear. II3;
xRed Vest 1903; Sutton 1l3: xDunes. 1903:
XEaster Style. 104; xGerard. ITO: XManora
los; FelaXe. l13; Wise Baby 100.
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Edwin Ray NJ. E.-The Rev. William
Talbot Jones' pastor Morning theme,
The Christians Task in America; night,
If Christians Were Sincere"
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IryingtOn Presbyterian-The Rev. John
b E, FergusQ.n3i pastor Morning theme.
A Capela choir Of the Phyllis Wheatley
branch of the Y. w. c. A.
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River Ave. Baptist-The Rev. George D.
Bileisen pastor. Revival meetings each
evening conducted by the pastor and the
Rev. Dallas r. Rem.
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TOnight'S Radio Excursion

s!lscrap sOok O tRs All.
a00-HaN OF PANE NBCl.
930-Jane Froman and the Modern
10 OK sho'7 y" 'H 'Nscl.
io.5o-BEoadcast 70 Byrd Expedition
ll.oo-PTesS Radio News tNBc1.
II 05-Wnl Osborn's orchestra lNBCl.
II .30-Don Pedro orchestra tNBCl
II o0-Midnight-Slgn Of.
MONDAY
65o-Morning devotions.
645-Temple Of the Ar
7.0O-Tuneful Tick Tocks.
7.30-Musicsl clock.
s00-Breakfast club (NBc).
$3.50 S.5s-Io9.6 On inc Gi aio oNBc,.
e.l5-Holman Sisters tNBCl.
Q 3O-Kitchen OF the Air.
l0.oo-Navy Band Hour Of Memories
11.oo-Fields and Hall NBcl.
ii:iS-Charles Sears (NBCl.
II :30-Farm and Home hour tNBCl.
i 500 be announced.
00-Revolying Stage. tNBCl.
l:t5-Richard Maxwell lNBCl.
2:C0-Ma Perkins fNBCl.
2.l5-Bits OF Hits
230-To be announced.
245-Elly New trio NBC).
sY YS9an ~i East and and Ralph Dumks
3.30-Stanleigh Malotte tNBC).
3:45-Horatio Zito's orchestra tNBC).
WLW (700) Cincinnati
SATURDAY
l.6o-stanleigh Malotte, the News rhym-
4I5-stamp Club Of the Air.
43O-"The whistler and His Dog"
445-Jack Armstrong.
500-One Mans Family.
530-Bob Newhall.
5:45-Thornton Fisher-Football Resume.
6.00-R F. D. hour-Boss Johnston
630-U c. talk-"Mineral Resources
and International Relations in Eu-
rope" Professor Bergsmark.
645-Floyd Gibbons lNBCl.
7:0G-Sigmund ARomberg and William
Lyon Phelps (NBCl.
S:OO-Billy Hillpot and Scrappy Lambert
8 3O-"Gibson Family" Musical Com
edy lNBCl.
930-News flashes.
9:35-Larry Lees dance orchestra.
l0:00-WLS Barn dance (NBCl.
II 00-Dance orchestra.
u:3o-Eddie Laughton's dance orchestra.
u Observation-Disclosures Stanley's dance or
chestra,
Il 3o-Moon River organ and poems.
l:00-Sign of.
SUNDAY
7:o0-Tone Pictures CNBc).
7:30-Church Forum-Rev. Carl Olson,
S00-Coast-to-C ast On a Bus (N5C).
9.00-News flashes
9:05-Southernaires.
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Fourth Race $1,000; allowances; 2-year-
ODDS; six furlongs )-Quintal, ITO; a)Gal-
lerne. 1903; Mardromel. 1903; Bonnie Miss,
1903. "a South Gallant. 113; ID Deer Fly,
l06: POGO Diablo, ITO; Toro Flight, LOG;
ID San Luis Rey, 10.
a Milky Way Farm entry.
tb) Rancho San Luis Rey entry.
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East Park NJ. E.-The Rev R A. Ulrey.
pastor Morning theme "Stewa rdship0 :
night. Anchored"
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West Twenty Ninth Christian-The Rev
Daniel Sommer Will preach al both morn
ing and evening services.
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North Side Church of God-The Rev P
B. Turner. pastor. Evsngelistic servicee
will be held at both the morning and eve
ming meetings.
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Memorial Baptist-The Rev. George G
Kimsey, pastor. Morning theme. The
Traffic on The Highway; night. The
Power of the Dominant Ideal"
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All Souls Unitarian-The Rev. F. S c.
Wlckes, pastor. Morning thence The
End OF the World
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Church of Christ MisSion-Clevy LLOYD
Of Bloomington will speak at both serv-
ices
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a3o-Music and American Youth
70 o0-cadls Tabe1nae.e choir
Il O0-Arthur Chandler Jr organist
Il 3o-Radio CITY Music Hall OF the Az
u 5o-L!ttle Church on the Hill.
i.5o-Raaio TheateT = Guest Artist
2.3o-MusicaI Romance lNBCl
3.oo-Father. coughlin-Radio League Of
the Little Flower WJRl.
00-.Roses and Drums
43O-Smihn' Ed Mcconnell.
oo-Rene and his violin.
aI5-Music ov D:vano
30-The Iron Master.
oo-Showdown Review
63o-Joe Penner. comedian ONE Nell
sons orchestra. and Harriet Hi
7Oo-Eddie Cantor and Rub.noHs or
8oo-The Mclodious si.ken String pro-
83o-Wai;er winchel rNBcl
S45-To be announced
900-Hall OF Fame NBCl.
93o-Jane Froman oon,ralto; Frank
Blacks orchestra.
10 00-NeWs flashes
10 O5-Tea Leaves and Jade
10 30-Ace Brigade's dance orchestra.
II 00-Eddie Laughton's orchestra
u 3o-Red Nichols orchestra;
u 90 mid.-Stan Stanleys dance orches-
ira.
2 3o-Moon River organ and poems.
l.00-Sign of.
MONDAY
q so-Top O. the Morning.
600-The Nations Family Prayer.
6.l5-Morning Devotion.
6.3O-Bob Albright and the Texans,
vOcalistS.
.45-PlantatIon Days.
700-Organ Rhapsody CNBcl.
7.30-Cheerlo tNBCl.
8.oO-Joe Emerson Hymns OF AL
Churches.
8.15-DOn Hall trio.
S30-MaN bag.
6:45-Bond OF Friendship-Walter Fur
nlSS-SOngs.
900-Elhott Brock-violnist
9.15-Clara Lu n En- ONBCl.
9.30-Liyestock reports.
9.40-NeWs flashes.
9:45-Nora Beck Thumann-yocalist.
IO:O0-Rhythm testers.
9l5-YuCatan trio.
l0.30-Melody Mixers.
10 .59-Time signals
II 00-Salt and Peanuts.
I1:l0-Rver and Market reports.
1l15-Salt talk.
II .20-LlVeStock reports.
II .30-National Fal ! and Home hour
(NBC).
IL 5o-vic and SADIE (NBC).
II 45-Red Nichols dance orchestra.
1.00-Ohio School of the Air.
2.00-Ma Perkins CNBCl
2l5-rDreams Come Irue'-Barry Nc
2:3o-Sandra Roberts. blues singer.
2.45-Business news.
300-The Life of Mary Sothern.
3l5-Mary Alcott and orchestra.
3:30-Betty and Bob, drama.
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Second Moravian Episcopal-The Rev;
George C. Westphal, pastor. Morning and
evening sermons will be preached by
His morning theme will be Varying De
grees of Spiritual Development; night,
Mans Greatest Prize"
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Carrolton Avenue Reformed-The Rev.
E G. HQmrtghausen, pastor Morning
theme. Il Send You"
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SUNDAY

A. M
7.30-Pep club.
7:5O-Soiving today's problems
6:00-Sunday at Aunt Susans (CBS).
9:00-Jakes entertainers.
:30-Christian Men Builders.
10 :30-Salt Lake Tabernacle choir and
organ Obs.
11:3o-Tifo GUITARS serenade (CBS).
1l:45-Sir Arthur Newsholme, from Lon
don (CBS1.
2:OO-Noon-Church of the Air CCBs).
IL .45-Pat Kennedy with Art Kasseu or
chestra (CBSl.
1:00-Lazy Dan (CBS).
1:3O-Imperial Hawaiian dance band
2;oo-P6iI5armonic Symphony orchestra
4:oo-opeen house (cBs).
4.30-Tea shop (CBS).
5:OO-Music by Gershwin (CBS)
5:30-Smilin' Ed Mcconnell (CBS).
5:45-Voice of Experience (CBS).
6:00-California melodies (CBS).
6.30-Louie Lowe orchestra.
6:45-Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt (CBS).
7:00-Ford symphony (CBS).
8:00-Alexander Woollcott (CBS),
8:30-Headiners (CBS).
9:00-Serenade (CBSl.
9:30-Lew Davies orchestra.
9:45-Message from Governor McNutt.
10.00-Little Jack Little orchestra (CBS) .
10:15-Atop the Indiana Roof.
10:30-Wheeler Mission program.
IL :00-Lew Davies orchestra.
11:l5-Henry Busse orchestra (CBS).
11:30-Frank Daley orchestra (CBS).
u :00-Midnight-Sign of.
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Fountain Square Christian-The Rev. S.
Read McAlpin pastor Morning theme
The Temptation of Jesus, night. The
New Gospel"
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Deaths

Margarss sehupeA.a A Of III olAdstons.
'e ooid SsFf nisil. dnm thodis. hospital.
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AT EPSON DOWNS
(TexaS. First nayl

First Race $500; claiming; S-year-olds
and up: six furlongs) hallmark. III;
SEe H6 g ISs No 3oSb L1 49, xpa G
full Martha. 10l; Kashgar. ia; xRizls. 1903;
Koterito. III; Inferno Lad; Ill; xzorana.
Warning Bell. 1O4.
Second Race $500; claiming; 3-year-olds
Sno Sp i've o7 ana Msasnto d %g
shaliy III; Carvel Hail I09; xCredit sys-
TEN; los; xFayette Prince, III; Polvo,'s
Pride il2i GT pIn5.n chI9nmpi9n 1922 At, AZ
Downfall, I07 Kip Boots, i07; Hasty
Peter. 100; King Pin, li6 XHigh Glover
lo4; Excitation, 100: xWinning Woman
Third Race $1,000; The Juvenile .
year-olds; six furlongsl Suncircle Blaze,
dening, 100; Hasty Glance. lis; Great
Fourth Race $50 1000; added; The Speed
Dandy. los; "a Prince Fox. 100; Ia)wise
Anne. 100; (b) Mr.. James. 100; Penncote.
100; g Noah's Pride IA: lclcrout Au
l04: Chance Line. ITO; (b) Technocracy, 96;
Leros, 96; Charlie Dawn, IS.
tal-Weant entry.
(blDavison entry.
(elCreech entry.
Fifth Race $500; The Coronado Handi-
m!lesl-Brown M0iasses, 100; CalHokuao,
io7; Noahs Pride. III; Prince Fox. los;
Sad Knight 100; IA General Farley. 80;
Indian salute 10; Reservlst, los
(slT. ?. Swords entry.
Sixth Race $500; claiming: 3-year-olds
and up. one mile l-XJens Son. l05. SKY
Lad los: Irish Image. no: General a.
III; XDark Mist. lol; xTrahison. l05i
ChubaSco. los; xBichloride. i0s; Cold
water. los; Barry. rs.
Seventh Race $500: claiming: Swear
olds and Up: one and one-sixteenth miles
1-xssiteh; los; CsPPooqia, IL: xP0oEPo. 10:
Crazy, 1903; xEnglewood, i03; xcaw Cav,
Lo3; Elmonte. III; Glen Ecu. III: XCloth
los, Comstockery. III; Sleepy Joe. i05.
Eighth Race $500: claiming: 3-year-olds
and up: one and one slxteenth, miles
los; Instlgator. III Norman D. II:
xCousin George los; ken Helker. lO3;
xPeacock Girl. los
x-App-entice allowance claimed.
weather cloudy: track. fast.
Horses listed IN order OF post positions
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In City Churches Sunday

All Souls Unitarian-The Rev. F. S. c.
Wlckes' pastor t, Morning theme. The
Fountain Square Christian-The Rev S
Read McAlpln. pastor Morning theme,
The Temptation Of Jesus; night The
Iryington Presbyterian.-The Rev John
Men pea agd pastor Morning theme me-
Capei ella choir Of the PbyIls Wbeat 1eS
branch of the Y. W. c. A.
East Park NJ E.--The Rev. R A Ulrey.
pastor paste Morning Iopa1aS theme Stewardship
West .Twenty-Ninth Christian-The Rev
Daniel Sommer will preach at both morn
ing and evening services.
tlyhurst Baptistn1The Rev C. H
Message That Saves; night, the service
Wheeler City Mission.
TT Truth Center enter Of Applied christianity-
st. Georges Protestant EpiscopaI-The
Rev; Francis H. Tetu. pastor will preach
St, Phillips EPiscOpaI--The Rev, NJ. B.
MltcheH, vicar. Morning theme, The Pas
toral Letter"
= st, Matthew EvangelicaI-The Rev. L.
Though I Die Yet Shall l Live: night.
DO You Believe in the Hereafter"
Broadway EvangeIicaI-The Rev. George
S. Lozler, pastor. Morning theme, Chris
tan stewardship night. odd Hymn
River Ave. Baptist-The Rev. George D.
BilIesen. pastor Revival meetings each
evening conducted by the pastor and the
Rev. Dallas R. Rem.
Memorial Baptist-The Rev. George G.
K KI1 st! past22E Morning theme, The The
Power of the Dominant Ideal"
Church of Christ Mission-Clevy Lloyd
Of Bloomington will speak at both serv-
= Edwin Ray NJ. E..-The Rev. william
Talbot .bs Jones pastor Morning theme
If Christians We're Sincere"
North Side Church of God--The Rev. P
B. Turner, pastor. Evangelistic servicee
will be held at both the morning and eve
ming meetings.
1amae u T,ll5o@ ss . re-
"Gieads Balm and Physician; night
Jehovah LiEened to Husbandman '''''
Troub Memorial Presbyterisn-The Rev
Lem L Latham. pastor. Morning theme,
North NJ, E.-The Rev. Warren W
sermon will be preached by the pastor.
Fast Miami Street PILGRIM, UoIiness
MissionEThe Re-" I. Frotter h pastor
The revival meetings will close with the
service tomorrow night
Woodside NJ. E.-The Rev. M. H. Rey-
nolds. pastor Morning theme, Ex-
detrimental Religion; night. Living the
Second EvanEeIicaI-The Rev. F G.
night, Men Of the Church in ProFram. .
Conrad pastor Morning theme The Fool
ish Deeds Of Wise Men; night. The
Grown Of Fatherhood"
Fletcher Avenue Christian 20. r. b.
The Rev. Johnson. pastor. will speak on
COORDINATION" at the morning service.
First Evangelical-The Rev R. H MueI-
ier pastor Morning 9uarrteTly ,commun-
Emerson Avenue Baptist-The Rev H
G. Rowe. pastor. Morning theme, Ready
for WHAT" Night. the program will be
in charge of the Technical high school
Demagorians.
Central ChriStian-The Rev. W A. Shul-
enberger, pastor Morning theme The
Worth Of Ten Men night, What Snail
We Say2p
Bethany Christian-The Rev. James I
Shockley. pastor. Morning and evening
services by the Rev l. J. Kerrick. pastor
Of the Fairfax Christian church.
Fifty-First street VI. E.-The Rev. Will
bur D. Grose pastor. Morning theme. "A
Victorious Faith"
VITAL STATISTICS
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Broa dway Evangelical-The Rev. George
S. Lozler. pastor. Morning theme, Chris
tan Stewardship; night. odd Hymn
Night
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MeadIawn Christian-The Rev. Charles
H DeVoe,. pastor. Special evangelistic
services will continue all next week with
{ angelists Smith and Daugherty- assist
ing the pastor each night at 7:l5.
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Third Race $500 claiming: 4-year-olds
and up; one and three-sixteenth miles =
xBlack Patricia. l02. Outbound. ia;
Barney Sexton. ia. Olamay. Ill. xCor-
bine. 1921 Marcasite. lO7: Shenyalee. l07;
The Tout 10. Black Feather, 10, xDoor-
keeper, l02; XThe Worker. lo5.
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Egewood NJ. E.-The Rev NJ. o. Rob- (
bins, pastor. Morning theme. The Inner |
Foe; night. Spiritual Surgery"
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Fourth Race (sl.200 w. P Burch, Me-
mortal handicap ali ages. six furlongs :
Peradyenture. g. Evergold. ll3; Bold
Lover 100; Mlney Myerson, III; Red
l07: Dreel. 1O8: Happy Go. 112.
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T.0O-Eb and Zeb.
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