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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-21

Sc Legal Notices

NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
for the purchase Of the following mate
rials will be received by the Chairman of
ana, at his office on the third floor, State
House Annex, l02 North Senate Avenue
Indianapolis Indiana, until 200 p. m. on
the Bird day Of August 1884. at which time
they will be publicly opened and read:
laneous Hardware F. o; B. Indianapolis.
Chloride F. o. b Huntingburg, Dale
Boonyille and Worthington.
Invitation No. 3489-500 to 1000 tons
Crushed Aggregate or Gravel No. deliv-
cred on state Road As between Loogootee
Invitation No. 349o-1.5Oo to 1000 tons
No. Z Crushed Aggregate or Gravel F. o.
Invitation No. 3491-Quantity Of Automo-
bile and Truck Parts T. o. B. Indiana polls.
Bids shall be submitted upon standard
proposal forms Proposal forms and speci-
fcatlons viii be furnished free upon re-
The right is reserved by the Chairman
TO reject any or all bids or to award on
any combination Of bids that in his iudg-
ment IS most advantageous to the State
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
OF INDIANA
John D. Adams, Chairman.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
In the matter Of the petition Of Green
dale Water and Electric Company and the
incorporated town of Greendale, Indiana,
for approval Of the sale assignment and
transfer by Greendale Water and Electric
Company Of its water and electric proper
ties and assets to the incorporated town
Of Greendsle. Indiana, and for consent TO
the furnishing by said incorporated town
Of Greendale Of electrical current 10
Dearborn-R Ripley Light and Power Com
pany situated without the corporate limits
Of said town Of Greendale.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission Will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms Of Com
MISSION. 40l State House. Indianapolis Ind
1890 a. n, Tuesday. July 81 1884
Public participation IS requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
By Mole Cook. Commissioner
Sherman Minton. Public Counsellor.
Indianapohs. IND. JULY 20. 1888
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1 Death Notices

BARCKDALL, ROBERT J.---Age 2s years.
son Of Mrs. Eva Holland, brother Of Mrs.
Louise Pennak and B. L. Barckdall
passed away at Kendallyille Ind
ROYsTER &. AsKIN FUNERAL HOME,
1902 y. Meridian St. Saturday 10 a. m
Burial Memorial Park cemetery.
HOYT. EVA STARRETT-Wife Of Ernest
j. passed away Wednesday evening
Friends may call at the residence. 1907
Fairfield ave, after ?. m. Thursday.
Services at the FLANNER IL BUCHANAN
MORTUARY, Saturday p. m Friends
invited. Burial Crown Hill.
KIMBLE, MARY-Beloved wife Of John H
Kimble. mother OF Harry Casey Kim
BILE. sister of David Dillon died Thurs
day morning. Funeral Saturday. $50.
at the home SOB E. Goth St: 9 a n
SIS. Peter and Paul cathedral Burial
Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited
KIRBY SERVICE
LARSON, CHARLES-An old employe Of
the Prest-O-Ligllt Company. Inc. passed
away Thursday at the city hospital
Funeral services Saturday .. m. at
the CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, 1884 W.
Michigan St. Friends invited. Burial
Floral Park cemetery. (Chicago papers
please copy.l
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RAFFERTY, SELECTED
AS ROSS OPPONENT
BvUHifed Press

~ NTTtU fffsN
CHICAGO. July 21.-Phil Raffer-
". New York Irishman, will be Bar
ney Ross opponent in four round
exhibitiin bout on the Davey Day
Frankie Sagilio lightweight card at
Mills stadium July 30. II will be
Ross only ring appearance prior to
his return welterweight title bout
with Jimmy McLarnin Sept. 6.
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First Race 5000. claiming: 3-year-olds
xDunny BOY. l07: xSwifty. ito: xPrinceSs
Pyre l02. xDee Tees. IS. sun Worship.
us. XTadcaster, los: xCareful Kitty. 100.
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Eighth Race 1890. claiming. 2-vear-olds
and M. one and one-eIghth miles l-XWin-
fired Ann. l06. Bring Back. Ill: xGertrude
Reade. lO6. XCauno Ill; XLast Attempt
los: xFrumper.. III; xBlack Flash. l06.
XSOuthlaud Lad. Ill.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. clear: track. fast.
Horses listed IN order of post positions.
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MAKES SEVEN GOALS
John Moore Leads Rivera to Decisive
Water Polo Victory.

John Moore scored seven goals,
the most tailed by one player in a
single game this season, as the Ri
viera Club water polo team trounced
Warfiegh Beach, IL to 0, at Riviera
Friday night.
Other goals for Riviera were
scored by Marshall, with two, and
K. Ehlert and Churchman, with one
each.
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North NJ E.-The Rev. w w. Want,
pastor Morning theme Rich Rewards
Ready" Epworth Leagues at $50 and Z.
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Race Entries,
Today
AT ROCKINGHAM

AT ROCKINGHAM
FIRST Race $500; claiming maiden 3
TEDDY. los: xUp. Yonder. lO4: Great Mas
Tiger John ll5. Vause. lOs: Rariator. 100 :
xHome Loan. 100. Deserted 1o9 xsweep-
ogan. i0s xWaX 100. Smoke Ring. III.
xBraydon io4. At BAY. Ill. Our Time.
Second Race CssOO: claiming: 5-yesr-
olds and Up. six furl0ngs --xF1sg time. l07;
ia: xstar Queen. 100. Harrow. 105: xDark
Law. l07. Yancev. III. Lerack III. KIDS
tribute. 100, Hair Trigger. los: xTwidgets.
nail lo7. xConyentional. 1O7: xMynah
l02. xParties. lo7.
Third Race $500: claiming: 2-vear-olds:
Ter liz. zWesjT s Duke Duke s8 Pestie. 10.
right rank I03. Rustic Joe 1903 Buy
Straight. 100, PHYLLIS C.. 100. Happy Hell
en. 100
Fourth Race $500; claiming: 3-vesr-olds
and up. SIX furlongs -Jaz Age. ia; Pass
Iqs xPqlyfen ill' eEGominE B 3as ss
Move. LOG. xEiNerdale. lO8.
FIFTH Race 's5 900: added Hampton Cup
Handicap. 3-yesr-oids and up. one and
2n ls-, mia,eslTGTey Glaze s9i "a
tBlFieam. lls. Waylayer. 100. Dark Win
ter li2. Sea Fox. f06. Teralice. ll5;
Sara6a' III. "A Collateral. l03.
fAl c " Whitney entry.
jB Wheatley stable and Belsir stud
entry.
sixth Race $500; claiming: 3-yesr,oclds
and up. one milei-xLuCk in. 90; XBodkin.
l03 xBrlght Bird l06. xCalome, 100: KY
Iona. liz. XAllenfern. l07, XRollick, ll2.
Seventh Race $500 claiming. Swear
olds and up. one mile Manners FLYING,
"a. XPrecIous Little Ill: XAquarius, 1903
xNevton Belle 1906 xAiiotment 1903.
XMayvite. los. xLucky Prince. 80.
Eighth Race fsl MOO: claiming: Swear
Odds and mp. one milel-XBelow Cost. l08.
XCash Surrender. l0G. Cabouse. III: Lofty
Lady. lC4 xBloritone. 1903. xErech. l04;
Jasmine 107. xLittle Stokes. liz: xKinda-
corn l07 Anne L. 1l2: Raymond. 100,
Penny Wise. III; Meantime Lass. 81.
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Seventh Race Isl 600: claiming: 4-vear-
olds and IN. two miles -xKentuckv Moon.
l0l: XA-Black Stockings. l13: xComstock
erv. lOl. XPacheco. l07. XEsplneta. los.
Bright SpanGle. LOG. Remph. 1Ol; XA-Tar-
nish. i02.
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Seventh Race $500 claiming Swear
cids and M. one ilet-XBanners Flying
~ XPrecIous Little. Ill. XAQuarius. 103
xNeVton Belle i06. XAilotment, 103
xMayvite. los. xLucky Prince. 98.
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River Avenue Baptist-The Rev. George
D. Billeisen pastor Morning theme. The
Real Condition of Man; night. "A Serious
Question and Mission"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-21
LOughran, RiskO
to Meet 5th Time

hW Nf|fn fFfNs
NEW YORK. July pa fifth
meeting between Tommy Loughran,
veteran Philadelphia heavyweight.
and Johnny RiskO of Cleveland. has
been scheduled for the FreepOrt
L. L. arena Aug. l. Tommy has
won three times and RiSko once in
q feud extending over ten wears.
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Sixth Race 1900: claiming, 3-year-olds
and up. one mile i-xLuCk in 90; XBodkin.
l03. xBright Bird 1913 xCalome, 100: KY
Iona. liz. xAllenfern. lO7, xRollick. 112.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-21
Hero Parade

BY United Press
Jimmy FoxX athletics Hit
twenty-ninth homer to beat Tigers.
Tex Carleton Cards Retired
first twenty men to face him.
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Al ARIfNGTON

FITsf Race $500. CANNING 3-vear-oIds
and up. seven furongs i-Hoosier's Pride.
ll3. XHeireSS. l0S Nudge Judy, l09;
xHigh Bottom. 1l3. Martie FLYNN, ia.
xFIre Star. %; Secret Tryst. ll3.
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Christian and Missionary AlIiance-The
Rev James Harper, pastor. Morning
theme Co Workers With Cod; night.
I Am Set for the Defence OF the Gospel"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-21
ZIYIC STOPS COSTA

PITTSBURGH, July 21.-Eddie
Ziyic, Pittsburgh lightweight,
knocked out joey Costa, New York,
in the ninth round of their sched-
uled ten-round fight here Friday
night. zivic weighed 1873, Costa 1871.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-21

Speedway. Boulevard M. E.-The Rev.
Jasper H Cox. pastor. Morning theme,
Freedom of Opinion; night. union serV-
ice
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-21

Columbus .......... 900 900 600 .
Milwaukee .......- 600 003 10x- 4 10 0
Elliot. Cross and O'Dea; Slime and
Rensa
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University Park Christian-The Rev,
James H. Tilsley. pastor. Unified service
Twenty and KenWoodl at 8; Chris
tan Endesvor at $50, and sermon. Be
levers Spiritual Merchants a FortIeth
and Capitol
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University Heights L. B.-The Rev. G
l. slime. pastor. Morning DR. A. d;
Smith. conference superintendent. Will
speak; night, the Rev. R. E. ,Webber.
Lawrenceville III, will speak at the serv-
ice on Indiana Central COLLEGE campus.
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Tigers Take 81 Trimming
at Hands of Mackmen, Fox
Moves Into Home Run Lead
Giants Add Halt Game to Their Margin Over Cubs by
Defeating Reds: ChiSOx Whip Yanks; Browns,
Cleveland Score Second Straight Wins.
BY THEON WRIGHT
United Press stan Correspondent

YORK. July 2lThe American
Republican political i Mississippi
Philadelphia Athletics eight
Detroit Cleveland and St Loun the current through the mid
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-21

Third Race 1890. claiming. 2-vear-olds.
FIVE furiongsl xHHrdatit lO6: Teeter Tot
ter ils. xWestvs Duke 90 Pestle 10.
tight rank. lo3 Rustic Joe l03 Buy
Straight. 100, PHYLLIS C.. 100. Happy Hell
en. 100.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-21
English Stars Entertain
Yankee Track Invaders
BonthrOn and LoveIoCk Paired in Mile Match Race al
London; BritiSherS Predict Close Battles


LONDON, 2lWh Bill
Lovelock of billed
British
rivalry White City stadium this afternoon.
Close analysts of comparative strength believe the
ahlete Of nd
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MAJOR LEADERS
BY United Pres

HOME RUNS
Foxx Athletics 90 OFT. Giants .. %
Johnson, Athletics % Berger Braves e. 81
Gehrig, Yanks Is
RUNS BATTED IN
Gehrig. Yanks... 90 R Johnson. Red S 78
OFT. Giants ..... SO Bonura. White S 70
Cronin. Senators 81
Manush. Senat's 141 Allen, Phillies ..121
Medwick. Cards. l25 Terry. Giants e. 122
Gehringer, figs 125 Berger Braves. 122
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Results Yesterday

A1EhlOAN ASSONIAIION
S Columns ......... 600 600 600 9 2
Elliot. Cross and O'Dea; slime and
Rensa.
louisville ..-....... 20 Dol OO2- II o
Minneapolis ........ 900 600 100 Z 0
Halter and Thompson Petty and Har-
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston ............. 600 003 000- Z & l
Cleveland ......... O4O 100 COX 10 /
Walberg. WEIGH, Rhodes and R Fer
rell Pearson, Harder and Pytlak
PPh ai4oe oo2 900 80 g 3
Marcum Cain and HAYES: Rowe. Hamlin
and Cochrane.
Thirteen Innings)
e eSE York 5 300 d 1899 9 99S S SSS Ssh
Broaca. Deshong. Ruffng and Dickev.
Jorgens; Jones. Heving Gallivan and
st. Louis ........... 100 OSO Tx i
Crowder, Mccall and Berg: Blaeholder.
Knott and Hemsley.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
s.. Louis ........... 2Ol OIL 600 5 10 0
Boston -............. 900 600 100 5 2
Carleton and V. Davis: Rehm, Barrett,
Mangum and Spohrer.
S Gn% YoaE . S S2l 100 100 JJoo-5
johnson. Kolp Kleinhans. Brennan and
lombard OFarrell
Chicago at Philadelphia. rain.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn to be played at
later date.
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First L. B.-The Rev. E. H. DALEY;
pastor Morning theme, How to Mend
exercises for the daily vacation Bible
school.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-21

Both Cleveland and St Louis
have developed aspirations Yes
terday the Buckeyes knocked the
Red Sox out OF third place. occupy
ing that niche for themselves. and
the Brownies kicked Washington
into sixth place, assuming NTH
themselves.
PLAY l3-Inning Game
And 20 make it convincing. the
White S0x whipped the Yauks yes
terday in thirteen innings 10, Luke
App.lnF driving COnlan home with
the winning run after the Yanks
had tied the score IN the ninth.
Jimmy FOxx drove ont his twenty
ninth home run. taking the ma lOr
league lead from his team mate.
Bob Johnson. and defeated the lead
ing Detroit Tigers for the Philadel-
phia Athletics. 5-4. The Tigers still
hold the league lead with a two
game edge
ST. Louis beat Washington for
the second straight. "a. Peppers
two-bagger scored the winning runs
Nalberg Shelled
Cleveland made it two straight
over the Red SOx. So. Boston s
Rube Walberg was shelled for four
hits and four runs in the second.
The Giants added a half game to
their lead over the Chicago Cubs,
who Weer rained out in Philadelphia.
Cincinnati took an early lead. but
the Giants dashed the Redlegs for
seven hits and seven runs, winning
1i-5-
The St. Louis Sards won behind
Tex Cartoons great pitching. beat
ing Boston. 81. The first twenty
Braves to face Carleton we're re-
tired without a hit. then Wally Ber-
ger leaned into one for homer.
Brooklyn and Pittsburgh will play
of their game later.
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Apprentice allowance claimed.
weather. clear. track fast.
Horses listed i'm order Of post positions.
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INSTRUCTIONS
0 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring

MEN-WOMEN. 18-5O-U. S. Government
Jobs, SOS 10 SITS month Many ex-
amlnations coming. Common education
sufficient. Sample coaching with fun
particulars FREE Write today sure.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept. 143-K.
Rochester, N. Y.
STUDENTS WANTED-Paid while learn
ing; newest and best school. Journeymen
BARRIERS Edu. School. 242 Z. Wash.
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Standings .
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL IFACIF
Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

INDIANAPOLIS at st. Paul.
Toledo at Kansas City.
Columbus at Milwaukee.
Louisville at MINNEAPOLIS.
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City's Share S13,OOO,OOO

In addition the act proposes to
make available $1,OOO,OOO, 900 for
new construction Of residences and
$1,000,000000 for conversion of
short-term mortgages on existing
homes to long-term mortgages up
to twenty years.
indianapolis share of these
amounts is estimated at $13,00O,000.
There is considerable misunder-
standing of the 5000 100000 loan
insurance feature of the act The
insurance applies not to the indi-
vidual loans, for which the maxi
mum has been set at $4,000 for any
one dwelling, but to the aggregate
of loans made by any private lend
ing agency.
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How Plan Works

A Da0K, Tor example, winch makes
home modernization loans of $4,000
may obtain federal insurance of 20
per cent Of $4,000 against which
they can charge off the face amount
of any and all bad loans that may
arise, up to and including the
$4,000.
The lending agencies must be &C
Ceptable to the national housing di-
rector and individual loans must be
passed on by federal housing ad-
ministrators in the various states.
Fred Hoke, former national emer-
gency relief director for Indiana, is
prominently mentioned for the post
of housing administrator.
Favor HOke for Post
Mr.. Hoke's appointment has been
recommended by both the Construc-
ton league and the Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce and it is
reported that Governor Paul V. Nc
Mutt also favors his selection.
A persual Of a list indianapolis
industries shows that at least sixty
would stand to benefit directly by
increased home construction, re-
pair and modernization, according
to James w. Carr, chamber of Com
merce promotion director.
In addition, the architects, con-
tractors, engineers and craftsmen
are Vit9llV jDtprf StPd in tho r1rO
gram" said Mr. Carr, "and the ram
if1ations would reach into every
field"
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AMERICAN IFAGUF

New York at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at St. Louis.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
| Death Notices

MCANN. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at i3i
East Michigan St. passed away Thurs
dav evening. Services at FLANNbh a.
BUCHANAN MORTUARY. SATURDAY.
$50 ,. N. Friends invited Burial Crown
ROSS. LEoN-HUsband OF Oneita and
brother Of JACK Ross. passed away
Friday morning a. The residence. 424
Harvard Place. Services az The FLAN-
NER Is BUCHANAN MORTUARY. sun
day D. m Friends invited Burial
GrcenIavn cemetery. Franklin, Ind,
Monday morning Friends may call at
me Mor'uary any time
STEINRUCK. SARAH ELfZABE TH-Bs-
loved mother Of Ruby Ellen Steinruck,
and sister Of Mrs n c. Atgar W. NJ.
and a. J. Moulton. passed away at her
home, 425 North Rural St. Thursday
morning Services at the FLANNER &
BUCHANAN MORTUARY Saturday,
330 p n. Friends invited Burial
Crown Hill Friends may call 40 the
mortuary, Friday afternoon and evening.
WELLINGTON, NELLIE CARR-Beloved
wife of Howard Wellington and mother
Of Howard Jr. and Mary Catherine,
daughter OF Mrs. James Carr OF li3S
Spanr ave. sister OF Mrs Ernest Hart.
Mrs. Leander King. James P. Andrew
and Cornelius Carr passed away
Wednesday. July Is. Funeral from the
above address Saturday. July 81. $50
A. m. Services S.. Patricks church 2
a. m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery.
Friends invited.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

St Louis at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Second Race $500. claiming: 2-year-
oldS. hve and one-haf furlongs l-Chica-
Sha. 1i2. xSarahmOnd 1O7.Deadeye Dick.
il2. Aunt Myrtle. 1l2; Ross. 1l2; Virgin
ella. ll2. Master Beau. ll2; xToro Bang.
l07. lima Greenock. lI2. Jewelry. 109: Slim
Rosie. ll2. Lisa Belle 100: Sand Cloud,
IL. Brilliant Duke. 112.
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Eighth Race $500; claiming. 5-vear-olcs
and up- one mile on the turf Battling
Girl no. our David 100: Drawback 1l2.
Trevallion. llS. XBlacS Nose. los. Red
100. NCarbon. 10. Cotton Club. li2.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear. track. fast
Horses listed in order OF post positions.
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Fifth Race 81 600. Mount Prospect Handi-
cap 3-year-olds and up; seven furlongsl
Cav Monarch. l13. Groom 100. Barn
swallow. 100. Black queen. 1903. Pairbv-
pair. ll2; Evergold. 100; Race Graft. l0s
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Fourth Race $500: allowances; The
Oskton. 2-vesr-OldS. five and one-half
furlorCsl Roman Soldier. 1903: Hasty
Glance los. Special Agent. 10s Stay lO6,
querQue. ll3, Leonard wilson. l0S.
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Housing Act Explained

Explanation of the national hous-
ing act and discussion of methods
to push the program here was to be
the purpose of a meeting of repre-
sentatives of the building industry
tomorrow noon in the Architects and
Builders building.
Signing of the bill, one of PreSi-
dent Roosevelt's last official acts
before leaving on his vacation trip,
made available $20O,OOO,OOO in fed
era funds as insurance to banks
and building and loans in the home
modernization and repair drive.
This sum will provide insurance
for the one billion dollars which it
is hoped the private agencies will
lend home owners on a Iong-term
basis. It is estimated that S10,-
100000 should be so liberated in In
dianaDOliS
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ski RACE $40 900 added: the Arlinr-
Ton Handicap. 3-vear-oldS and up:l one
and one-fourJh miles sal New Deal 1903
29f 2odi indian Sf R %aSa i am Ma i3S
ION, l02. Howard. 100: Riskulus 1903
InlanCer 100. 10 Time Clock. los;
Frank Ormont 96; Navanod. l03.
al. ". Parrish entry; tbl-Brook-
rrrarn he errN
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Christ Church Episcopal-The Rev.
at g. celebrant. the Rt. Rev. Joseph NJ.
PRAYER and sermon at 10:45 by the Rev.
Francis Tetu. rector of St. Georges P. E.
church.
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Third Race 5000: claiming: 3-vear-olds
and up. six furlongsl NM joe 10s;
Rubio. Us; Gift of Roses. ia. Sir Ten,
l07, XJens Son. III. xBelle Grier. 81.
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Seventh Race $500: claiming; Swear
olcs and III. one mile l-GlaStonhury. ia:
Pot Al Brooms. III. Panorama. l03 Kan
fern. 90. Blchloride. ia Judge Leer. los.
NSiSSiu ll2.
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HELP WANTED
IL Help Wanted-MaIe

LIBERAL PROPOSITION-Must be able to
lutely necessary: chance for advance
ment for the man who qualities APP
pontment 1912 a, m. only. WRIGHT
OLDSMOBILE co. See Mr. Wright.
SALESMAN with car mechanically in
cined. to sell guaranteed time-saving
tools TO garages and mechanics: liberal
comm. permanent position. Call Mr. Nc
TRUTH TOOL co
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Centenary Christian-The Rev. Paul
w Eddingfield Will speak at 8:15 =. m.
on using. What We Have: at $50 on
7:45 D. m. on rs Church Attendance
Necessary?" The 1890 a. m. service will be
in charge of the Rev. c. E. Oldham.
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Fourth race 1890: claiming: 3-yesr-olds
and up. six furlongs Capitalist. lis: Eva
B. 100. Mocker. 1O7. Penncote 101 xCoya.
100 xBurgoo. 113: xRidge Nor, 103 xUp.
100; EDDY Lee, 100: Our Sailor. LOG.
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Fifth Race 1890: claiming: 3-vear-olds
and uD; SIX furlongsJ -xAmaz ing. 10Y;
Ladvkin. III. xCrackle 1903: Kieva. 1902:
Bing Crosbv. 106. xShoot. 1903: Friedrich.
ia. BataIlle. 10l: miss Purrav. ITO.
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Bethany Christian-The Rev. jam
Shockley. pastor Morning theme. TT
Life" at 8; night, "A Religion"
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Broadway NJ. E.AThe Rev. Richard M.
Millard. pastor Morning theme The Fact
Of Victorious Faith Epworth League at
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Third Race 1890: allowances: The
Midland: 2year-olds. five and one-half
furlongs Imperial Betsy. l07. Brindle.
l07. Dancing Spirit. 107: ia Kuvito. no;
Clint. i07; 81. Moritz 1l3: Ia Billy Bee,
10. Maple Prince, 113; Flying Wood. ITO.
a BOmar stable entry
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Broad Ripple Christan-The Rev. John
Ray Clark. pastor. Morning theme. Mod
ern Idolatry' night. The Last Commits