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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-01
HOOsier Marksmen
Meet at City Club

Forty-one shooters have regis
tered for the Indiana state skeet
tournament which gets under way
today at the Indianapolis Skeet
Club, Sixteenth street and Emer-
son avenue. The meet will extend
through Sunday and Monday.
-Four local teams, in addition to
five-man squads from Terre Haute
and Madison. will compete for the
team title.
Connie Stumph will be on hand
to defend his singles title again this
year.
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FrlenQS-1le T
evangelist and Mrs. Brock will have haoo
charge Of the combined service at s;5o'
River Avenue Baptist-The Rev. George
D. Blleisen. pastor. Morning theme. "A
Good Workman; night. Malignant IN
belief"
Broadway EvangelicaI-The Rev. George
s. Lozier pastor Unified service at $3.50.
theme. The Value of Labor"
st. PauPs RefOrmed-The Rev. william
theme M''S Sour Attitude to Workn al 845;
English theme at s:55' The Dignity OF
Trinity Reformed17,Ths Rev; william VIII m H H.
theme Social Life of the Early Church.
East Park M. E.-The Rev. R. A. ,Ulrey
pastor Morning theme, Aims and Ideals !;
night. Il Believe in the Holy Ghost"
United spiritualist-Ih Rev; James :.Ts s
Future Work-Where Is 1t?"
EnglewOod ChristIsnMThe +b Rev: @ ..,rb A.
New Man; no night service.
EdgewoOd NJ. E.-The Rev. M. o. Rob,
bins, pastor. Morning theme, "A Possessed
Faith; night. Wrong Conceptions OF
God"
Memorial Baptist-The Rev. George G.
Kimsey, pastor Morning communion
service; night theme, Dangerous Half
Truths"
Meridian Heights Presbyterian-The Rev.
Horace Bachelor. Nation, ILL.,, will preach
at the $50 unified service.
Capitol Avenue NJ E.-The Rev. E.
Arnold Clegg pastor Morning theme.
The Fine Art Of Sympathy"
University Park Christian-The Rev.
fed service at $50 at Twenty-nlnth ana
G. +. Winders. speaking on Micah Cham
pions the Oppressed"
Merritt Place NJ. E.-The Rev M. H.
Reynolds. pastor. The Rev Joseph G.
Moore, Preachers Aid Society secretary,
Will speak at l0:45; night sermon, "Labor's
Opportunity" by the pastor
Advent EpiscOpaI-The Rev. George s.
Southworth, rector. Holy Communion a. az
1880: Holy Communion and sermon, A
Faithful Servant" at IL.
Speedway Boulevard M; E1The Rev.
Jasper H Cox. pastor, Morning tneme'
The Dignity of Labor"
Christ Church, EpiscopaI-The Rev. E.
q g. choral Eucharist ana sermon a.
Churches of Christ, scientist-"Chris
sermon in all city churches tomorrow.
Willard, pastor. Morning sermon by the
pastor.
Second EvangelicaILThe Rev: F.. &C:
Wacknitz. pastor. Unified service at $3.50;
theme, I'VE Are Laborers Together"
Northwood Christian-The. Rev. r. Mel
vyn Thompson pastor. T. A. Hall will be
the guest speaker at the morning service.
Bethany Christian-The Rev. James I.
Shockley, pastor. Communion service at
8; no sermon.
First MOravian Episcopal-The Rev;
Donald Conrad. pastor. The pastor will
preach the morning sermon at II.
Second Moravian- Episcopal = The Rev.
ice at $50; night, sermon by the pastor
at 7:45.
st. Georges P. E.-The Rev. Francis
10; church school at 9.
Miami street Pilgrim Holiness Mission
The Rev; l. n Iro6ter' pastor pastor; BIB, Bi3le
cotton will speak at 1870.
st. Paurs NJ. E.-The Rev. Charles r.
Lizenby, pastor. Morning theme, What
Do Need?"; night, young peoples service
Third Christian christian Men Build
ers)--Merle Sidener. leader DR.. William
c. Spencer will address the class tomor-
row morning.
Fairview PreSDyterian-The Rev Virgil
D. Raglan pastor. Morning unified service
theme Co MorkerS With God
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AT SARATOGA

Prs, Race ~ 90. claiming: 7-vear-oles:
ne 5na a haf farlonEs Porter Cal.
-ll- GAsferirF i0s Active Service 100.
rrresfeullF ifs. Madrilene los. Mickey S
Man III. Little Afso. ios. Bird Lore. Ill.
Second Race $500. guaranteed. The
SARATOGA steep .echase Handicap. s-year-
c4cs and I'd. aJ0ut two and A naN niles
-IanarnEo. 40 Rocky Run. l4l. Irish
Bullet Isl.
Th.rd Race fs2s zoo. guaranteed: TIE
Hopeful STAKES 2-Fear-o.cE. six and a half
t.r.onEsI- -Esposa IL. s.. Bernard. l2z'
horn ia. Balladisr. l2i. Hovs Chances.
III Omaha H. Sir Beverley. IL. Pitter
Pat I27 Sound ADVICE liz; corinne
~. Special Agent 1T. Rosenont. III.
FOURTH Race 81 900. claiming Swear
oes and up' SIX turi9nHEs yves Main
l07. Dosskln. l0z, Regula Badcun. loI:
LcnEiord. Ill
Fnh Race 5000. added: the Sara
foga Cup 3-year-olds and up. Ia niles
DARK Secret l2s. Fa.reno. i26. VICAR.
lis. Caesars Ghost. i26: Time Clock. lla:
Old Master. l2e.
sixth Race $1,000. claiming: 2-year-
clds 81. f-r!ongs aichllda. ,lQ9. Bri4-
4 1884, ios AKA MsseT 9' Time io8 sis a5T
VINE. los. BOBBY Buxton. III. Penwint.
Seventh Race 81 900. claiming: non
winners % Two races a. the meeting 3
year-o.ds ane Up. wilson n. mAel Sen ma.
P4ors los Csaa9a io5 Jq iSs GsP 59g
~ Never FADE. 1l3. Noble Spirit. l0l.
52,A.DpTenties allowance Claimed
Horses not listed in order Of post posi-
lions.
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Without proper covering, a man in
the Stratosphere would be frozen to
death while his skin would be
burned black by the suns heat.
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penter, pastor. Morning theme The
Church and Human Brotherhood; night,
the Rev. Kenneth Rogers will preach at
the outdoor yesper service at 7.
Fountain Street NJ. E.-The Rev. Charles
Labor Day; night, The Binding, Bind
ing. Grinding Power of Sim
Church of Christ Mission-CIyde Arthur
will speak at 1880; Matthew Shaw will
speak at 1880.
Central Avenue M. E.-The Rev Charles
Drake !.-Ts 81, SxinneI pastor Morning, theme;
s, Kim will speak at the young people S
night service.
Broadway Baptist-The Rev R. M Dod-
rill. pastor. Morning theme, "His Broken
Body; night. The Summer Is Ended"
Missionary TabernacIe-The Rev. Otto H.
Mater, pastor. The pastor will speak on
our Relationship to the Holy Spirit" at
1890; Miss Dorothy Abel Tokyo, Japan,
will speak at 2:30 on Japan at First
Hal snao at 49, deia Watson evangelist
First Presbyterian-Dr. George Arthur
FIrantz pastor S;42 a. M church Seh lo;d
sions."
Hillside Christian-The Rev Herbert j
Wilson, pastor. Morning theme Religion
IN the Present Tense" night, Things
That Abide"
IrvingtOn Presbyterian--The Rev. John
B. Ferguson, pastor. 1890 a. M. Edgar
A. Perkins will give Labor Sunday adj
dress.
Grace NJ. E.-The Rev. B. Brooks Shake,
pastor. Morning theme Buried Treas
ure"; night, a union meeting will be held
at the Wallace Street Presbyterian.
All Saints Cathedral-The Rt. Rev
Joseph M. Francis. bishop. 1880 a. m,
Holy Communion: IL a. m, Holy Com
munion and sermon.
st. Matthews, Episcopal (Irvington)-,
The Rev. William Burrows, priest in
charge. 1850 a. m, Holy Communion;
1O45 a. m, morning service.
First Evangelical-The Rev. r. H. Muel-
Ter. pastor. Morning. the Rev. F. G.
Wacknitz, pastor of the Second Evan
gelcal, will be the guest speaker. He will
speak on Eye Are the Light of the World"
BroOkside Primitive Baptist (Brookside
avenue and Jefferson street)-The Rev.
H: A. Todd, pastor. Services tomorrow
will be held at 1880 a. m. and at 1890
p m.
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FiFtf Race $500. Calming. s-rear-n.1s.
10 Tsssrs,ssr. ics kssisr. Ia. Rsriss
Yvstis. Ioa. Aesls ios.
Second Pace $500. cls.mlns. s--ear-o.es
ard -. SIX farlo1Ef Biz E.le ~.
Eorchlna. 1tf uNoTuahal l1f Green
psid JIG. xBens1t 100. LADY AEz.e. iiis
land Bers, III. Buhh.-nE o. H. Lac
Blccu. III Best Nal. lif. Young BIZ.
Third Race $3.50. claiming 7-esas-o.ds
and ID. one mLrl-FoUe SIS lcf. MIS-
Evazs. 10. LacSg Carer. li3 M.io 40
prsans. 100. Bay ArE1n. 10 KMal san.
los. LADY BEaeadale. no. Yar1aAton. lls-
Fourth RACE $500. ciaimlrg. 7-yssr-
s &C. Meal ~ si'' e., - isP Rois 1sEs 49,
BFiSht wine. los Ruf Da5- 100.
Tna Race gsoo, s.a.r.sas. 1-yss s.--2..
III Dslntlsss Kiss lrs BLles Orphan.
lt 325a ,ss1ss 4-s LIZ eoHne-E. -.s..
Counseilor Crane 100. SeE Ero. III. Chef 8
PRIDE. l07.
dds. SIX furlonE- Ny peer. ZOO. aunt
Mode i0f Jcfa iIf Tripp u. lI6. ice
berg p LADY Lorene. le4. Fa1E0. l94.
10 Change l01
seventh Race fsso0. claiming. Swear
cics and ID. ore mleI-EPrlrCesE caro-
los. Hidur Primo. i6s Hoar.ess wonder.
i03 EJgdEs o 90. Ozee. 10. smooth. 10.
1Wise Cross. l02
Eighth Race $500 CLAIMING. oscar
cids ard I'D. ore mile I-Jar Conner. lla.
Genial Joe 1oT. Silver Sun. 1905 Low
Gear. ll3. Leora Llnrllle I0s Trv KING.
ia. Archery. IC7. NNoEsL l05 Bango
Bar f17s KCnliteN l0s
NAupreuttre allowance claimed.
weather clear. track. fart
Horses listed iu order % post positions
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I'm CITY Churches Sunday

IrvingtOn NJ. E.-The Rev. Guy o. Car
Church and Human Brotherhood" night
the Rev. Kenneth Rogers will preach at
the outdoor yesper service at z.
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Fountain Street NJ. E.-The Rev, Charles
A Mccullough, pastor Morning theme,
Labor Day; night, The Binding, Bind
ing, Grinding Power of Sim
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HOME ECONOMICS

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Race Entries Today

Tie Trainer. Io5. xHone Rule. s5. Shasta
Broom. 100.
Eighth Race 1890. claiming. 3-vear-
dds. ore milei-Chsps ios. Brass But
tons. 100. 1Cooc pplltian 10. xAga sun.
l14 NAnnarlta i07 Main Event I0I.
Dlnfprite. ia xCsw Cav. l07, CampaEna
iof NLuns Bright %
NApprentlce allowance claimed.
weather. clear. track fast
Horses listed n order o. post positions
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Church Of Christ Mission-CIyde Arthur
will speak at 1880; Matthew Shaw will
speak at 1880.
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AT DETROIT

FIRST Race 1890: claiming; 2-vear-olds;
six furlongs Prince Regret. 100. Imperial
Jack. Ill. JAKE BliedeseIn. III Mccarthy.
Divide III. Oddesa CLARK. l06 Delgado
ia; Dark Hazard. 100. Outside. III; Nice
Habits. l06.
Second Race $500. claiming: 4-year-olds
and up. six furlOngs LADY Friend. l06,
Irish Pearl. no Kalola. 10. BurgOo Ill,
Don Nern. III. Lanier. no. Lee Gold. los.
Transpose. los. Two Tricks los. Onslde.
40s. Grand Champion. ITO. Culver. l08.
Third Race $500. claiming. 3-year-oIds
and up. one and nne-siNteenfh miles, -
Nightingale. 100. XJohn Mil. 100. xNvaCk.
l04. NHuraWaY 100, XRackcteer. l04- Pre-
fer. los. xTalomond l0l Bright Spangle.
ia. XGertrucs Reade l0l.
Fourth Race $500. claiming. 3-vear-olds
and up. six furlongsi -NIrene' Bob. lol;
Adamite rs. Terrier. lis. Struggled In
los. Essential. 10. KIP. llG: Bling Crosby.
10. xSun Monk. 100.
FIFTH Race 1s2sOo. the Thirty-second
Division Handicap; 2-year-olds SIX fur
iongsl-fb Mary. i0i. Billy Bee. li6.
Dokas. 100: Ramrod. III. Fast stride.
ia. Hasty Glance. III 81 Dehs delight.
ts1Elmtree Stable entry.
% DiXiana entry.
snd up; one and three-siNteenth miles
- Esninefta. l02. BeCSvilic 1i5- NBiack
EtoCSings. l07. Bob Dozer. III, Bring
Back. i04; sun Envoy. lo7-
Seventh Race $500. claiming. Swear
oids snd W. one and one-siXteenth niles
-XPolvp. 100. NNnichf Edition. los. xRve
Joe. xEnigmatic. 100 xDr SvutaX, i0f
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At NARRAGANsETT

First Race 81 900; maiden: z-Esar-olds;
I've and ons-haf flr.ongE CnanceTy.
cces,ins. i6s: BE bubble. ~ coonsy. Joe
second Race $500. claiming. s-year-
9 si5 a aW5a la5 coTs4 o 49asa3
40. xPans Franka 107 Kline % Fire.
los. xDunlilt. Jos
Third Race 800 claiming 3-year-o,ds
and up one nile - q buergast. Jos.
Doorkeeper. 10 xIma Gale. I05. Playful
M Ne log Hog Higa lls' 6'sy s BIZ.
terno 10. Muster Bow l06. xIustlzator
Ice. xFed Badge. 100. XMorocen. li2-
Fourth Race 81. 600. claiming, a-year-
clds and up- one mile I-KHobuai4 llli
1Ervsst. III; xFair Billy. III xOur sal.le.
107i xJust Remember. los. xPlnk Bunting.
Jos. xHernaudo. III
Finh Race $1,000. claiming. Swear
oids and up. one and one-sixtecntn miles,
nj; xByions. 100. 'siLofty Lady. io8
T talAraho Stable entry.
sixth Race 81 500. added. the Black
stone VALLEY handicap. al ages. siE FUR
longsl-Gay Monarch. III. Gift OF Roses.
100. Gentle knight. lol. Barn swallow.
liz. aired wagon. 100. Chincse En-
III. b High Glee. loo. Black Hand 100.
"a Dogmata. los; tbiTrumpery. 10
talA. @. Vanderbilt entry.
ChiC. v. Whitney entry.
Seventh Race $1,000. claiming. Swear
ODDS and uus one and one-siXtcenth miles,
-Daisaburo. III. NGracias l06. XPom-
pohone. 100. xPernickefY. l0f. IuiT O..
III. NHoratlo Hugh. 100. Big Grass, 100.
NPortfolio. lo7. Angry Lass. LOG.
Eighth Race 81 900. claiming. Swear
olds and IN. one and one-siXtecntl miles,
Cousin George. los. xKinif1er. 100. But
ter Beans 10. xPrince Abbot. 100. Man
srer Bill los. xBrass Monkey 10.
NAnprentice allowance claimed
Weather. clear. track. fast
Horses listed in order Of post positions.
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~ ....ssssss
am a reader Of ......
BABIES AND CHILDRE
q Care of the Baby
y Child Health
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n Food for Children
r Infant Care in Summer
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BIOGRAPHIES
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II Popular Screen Men
q Popular Screen Women
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BIRDS AND ANIMALS
q Bird House Building
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Q Cats, Care Of
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4 Goldfish
q Guinea Pigs
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y Rabbit Raising
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Prohibition, Pro and Con
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Central Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev. Charles
Drake Skinner, pastor. Morning theme,
s. Kim will speak at the young people S
night service.
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Political Parties in U. s.
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n World War, Part l
= World War. Part 2
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Miami street Pilgrim Holiness Mission
The Rev. L. N. Trotter, pastor: Bible
will preach at $3.50: the Rev. H. B. White
cotton will speak at 1880.
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FiFst Race $500. clsimirF. 3-rear-o.ds.
I've and one-hsf flrionEE f-Olr BESSIE.
100 Teexusttsr. Irf Acartra. t1f. RsGlss
Problem III. Ctleftaln. Ic1 BgoHn
yFette l14. Adsls 100
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OCCULTISM
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AVIATION
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In Batteries
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In Weather and Climate
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Seventh Race $500: claiming. Swear
cids and W. one and one-sixteeuth niles
--XPolvp. 100. XNnight Edition. l06: xRve
100. XEniEmsttc. 100. XDr SvutaX. i04
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Broadway Baptist-The Rev. R. M Dod-
rill. pastor Morning theme, "His Broken
Body; night. The Summer Is Ended"
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st. Paurs M. E.-The Rev. Charles r.
Lizenby pastor Morning theme, What
Do I Need?'; night, young peoples service.
Third Christian christian Men Build
ers)--Merle Sidener leader. DR.. William
c. Spencer will address the class tomor-
row morning.
Fairview PreSDyterian-The Rev. Virgil
D. Raglan pastor Morning unified service
2 H.Od
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First Race 81 600 maiden. z-vear-olds;
I've and ons-haf fur.ongs - ClalceTy.
IL. Blind Praise. III TracEer. ~
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Sixth Race fsf o00 handbag. 7-vesr-
cl1s SIX furlonEr ny Peer. 100 aunt
Mode. los Jcda. ia Trip u lIs. ice
BERG - LADY Lorene. lo1 talE0 los
10 Crarre fn1
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Fourth Rsce $500. claiming. 3-vssr-
elcs. six farlonzs -Copain t7s. EFczartv.
l01 zMcral M ioi Pose Lake Jos.
Betty Rejoice. l1s. 1sr-.p Mo1er. l0I.
Bright Wine I0s R1f DaV 100.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-01

st. Georges p. E.-The Rev. Francis
Tetu. vicar. Holy Communion at and
10: church school at 9.
Evening star., 1934-05-30
Defective Taken for Burglar
Is Wounded by Fello,u-Offcer
Bullet Skaters Bone in
Right Arm BelOW
EIbOlC.
Man Was Being Sought
After Looting of
Apartment.

~ ELECTIVE SERGT. JAMES
E. KENNEY, member of the
headquarters automobile
- squad, was in Emergency
Hospital today with the
bone in his right arm shattered just
below the elbow as the result of
bullet fired by a fellow officer who
had mistaken him for burglar.
The wound was inflicted by Police
man R. w. Creel of No. 2 precinct
while he, Kenney and other officers
we're in an apartment building in
the 1900 block of Eleventh street,
seeking burglar who shortly before
had visited 1437 Rhode Island avenue
Creel, who had arrived at the
Eleventh street apartment in COM
pany with Policeman E. K. O'Brien.
said he fired at Kenney as the latter
turned with a gun in his hand while
in the hallway.
Just previous to that Kenney had
knocked at a door to an apartment
and asked if police had arrived, ac-
cording to the report. Creel said
Kenney then walked down the hall
and, not recognizing the detective
sergeant, he commanded. him to
halt" AS Kenney turned, Creel said.
he fired
Seeing his mistake, Creel rushed