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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

tnE united EEResN
CsHt--ria. Cutno.nted Harry DuolirsSy.
$50 Ch.caEo tl0l. Tony ,Falco. Is =.
Ta-zscn l59+ los AnEelss lol. Eddie
Cool 131 Philadelphia. cufpointea A.
F7th. 1872 New YORK 10 Leonard Del
iss B-oos,vn. outpoirted Ed Karolak.
1884,. Albany. y y. 80
At SAN FRANCIsCO--N citrino. i2s.
Sar Francisco. ccctsiCned Little Dempsey.
Philippines a FTs1S Ooane--y, 80
jaws. III. dec-soned Homer Brandeis. ! u
t-I. Chris-v Lewis. i5'. shocked out Bill
S.e5-es Tsdd.s Yocson. Isl ~. jimmy
Best $50 crewL. SIDNEY B-ert, rs -.
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t-rr f-S Los Angeles. knocked out
TFcs4e Bradav. las. ChicaSo 'lI- MieSey
Mouse. ll1 los Angeles. ceclSiorec &c
III, iis Is A-reIcs- dec.s.oned santos
Mariana. lis. Les AnSeles isi-
At HOLLYWOOD. Cai-Gene EsPs.nosa.
Aree.es tlot. Frankie Castillo. us. Los
A1ssss. eeie,s.eq 4oSnE * sFesayst ,~s.ss
krocsed cut speedy Esp.ta. Us Manila
Cf- Freddie Young ils. Venice. Ca.
knocked out Walter Vaughn III. Pitts
h1rEh ti1-
At HAZEL PARK. Mich.-Roseoe Tolss,
Monroe Mich EeaFvWe1Eht. ceclStcnec
p-rfrrr FerEarer. LANSING. Mich. 81. Pee
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rc.rted Frank Davies Toledo. O - !.
LIAM Harvey. LarslrE. -.cclcNelSht. tech
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knocked ou- Bill Ferris Toledo. velter-
uc.er- I7I Walter Dare. Detroit. ue.ter-
vflElf frrfrica.-v SrccEec OUT Gus PAP
ras RcVal OAK. Mich. "a
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Jefferson Ends
Season Unbeaten
Lafayette H. S. Team Trims
LOganSport, 51-0.
BIZ Tim es Special

By Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. s.
Coach A. B. Masters Jefferson high
school eleven last night closed its
nine-game schedule undefeated with
a 51-O victory over Logansport on
Stuart field OF Purdue campus.
1t was the seventeenth consecu-
tive victory for the Jeffmen, who
we're last defeated in the opening
game of the 1888 season. jeff, by
virtue of its clean slate, lays claim
to the mythical state title.
Displaying great running at
tack, the local interscholastic ma
chine scored twice in the first pc
Rod. three times in the second, once
in the third and twice more in the
fourth. Emmett Grove accounted
for nineteen points and Halpin,
another JEFF back, accounted for
three touchGowns.
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Jimmy Mcclure, national and city
ping pong champion, had little
trouble in disposing of w. Clark,
21-14, 21-17, in a second round tilt
this morning. The winners Of the
MalleSs- Makela and Kingdom Scar
cy matches were to meet today for
the right to test Jimmy in the
quarter finals.
Jerry Jacobs. ranked No. 8, won
by default over CoulSon. Dick Mac
Dowell, listed No. 5. defeated Engle,
and was to clash with Dorey in the
second round today. Bob Rowe,
rated No. 6. tripped F. Wells and
faces Cottrell today.
Joel Inman, seeded No. 4, defeated
Jasper by default and trimmed Man
lev in the second round, 1920, 81
II. Other seeded paddlerS, Dick
Mills and Robert Mckinley, drew
byes and were to begin competition
this afternoon. Bob Ryker nosed
out D. Martin in a first round go,
21-19. 21-19.
Spaulding. ranked No. 7, edged out
Stout in the opening round last
night, 1920, 22-20, but was elimi-
mated this morning by Les Adams,
former city table tennis champ,
2l-l0. 21-l6.
Advance dope by local paddle ex-
perts would have Mcclure meeting
Mckinley and Mills meeting Inman
in semi-final rounds tomorrow aft
ernoon. with Mcclure and Mills the
probable finaliSts.
Mckinley. who is regarded the
tourney darkhorse. must tangle with
Les Adams on the way up. and a
fast battle is expected.
The mems singles play will extend
through tonight and tomorrow. Play
was TO open this afternoon in mems
doubles. women's singles and doubles
and mixed doubles divisions.
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Fischer Stops Mat
Rival in First Fall

The feature bout of the wrestling
show at Tomlinson hall ended
abruptly last night when Charles
midget Fischer, former light
heavyweight title claimant, slammed
Stanley West to the mat with such
gusto in the first fall that the lat
ter was unable to continue. The
match was awarded to Fischer.
The session lasted twenty-five
minutes, with Fischer the agrees
sor most of the way.
Dutch" Hefner, the speed mer-
chants, was held to draw by Clete
Kaufman in the forty-fve minute
Seni-f1nal. Bob Blake triumphed
in twenty minutes in the opener
when Dick Griffin, subbing for Bud
Mitchell, was disqualified for using
a choking hold.
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Manual PROGRAM Set

Manual Training high schools
observance of Education week, which
begins Tuesday, will be composed of
various auditorium programs for the
junior and senior high school with
an evening program from to 9
Thursday for parents and friends.
At the conclusion of the night
program reception will be held in
the boys gymnasium to permit par
ents to become acquainted with
teachers. Miss Josephine <. Baeur,
faculty member, has charge of the
nights entertainment.
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PARK SCHOOL TACKLES
HOWE IN GRID CLASH

The Park school football team
yesterday set out for Howe Military
Academy, where the first of a two
game series is to be played. The
second game will be played at Park
in two weeks.
Starting lineup for Park follows:
Gates and Birthright, ends; John
son and Sherwood, tackles; Mertz
and Trimble, guards; Beck, center;
DOugherty, full back; Mumford and
Carroll or Fortune, half backs;
Hackleman, quarter back.
Other members making the trip
were Lilly, Sullivan, Brant, Weaver,
Test, Hanna, SommerS, Holiday and
Manager Ryan.
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LOCAL SOCCER CLUB
TO PLAY OHIO TEAM

The indianapolis Soccer Club will
entertain the Columbus 90 Kickers
IN a soccer game tomorrow after
noon at 2.3O p. m. nj Twenty-hrst
and Olney streets. Manager Joe Nc
LadCrty has announced
The local club has Won four games
and lost three this season. losing 3
To last week at Cincinnati. Capt.
Harry GrasshOh requested that all
PLAYERS report at the field at , p m.
tomorrow.
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Mrs. Zech Victor
at Aqua Caliente
Chicago Golfer BeStS Field
by Five Strokes.

By United Press
Aqua CALIENTE, Mexico, Nov. 3.
Mrs. Lillian K. Zech of Chicago
today held the championship of the
fourth annual Aqua Caliente's
women's thirty-six-hol medal play
golf tournament, putting together
rounds of 81-84-165 to lead the
field by five strokes.
Second was the former women's
western match play champion, Miss
Lucille Robinson of Des Moines,
WITH 82-88-170.
Ms. Gregg Lifur of Los Angeles
came in third with 86-65-171.
Other scores included:
Mrs. E. Williams, Chicago, 1885
173; Mrs. George Henneberry, Chi
cago. 97-92-189; Mrs. H. Raymond,
Chicago, 94-91-185.
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YOUNG CYCLIST STRUCK
BY HIT-RUN DRIVER
Police Seek Man Who Fled Scene of
Accident.

Police today were seeking a hit
and-run driver who late yesterday
struck and injured 16-year-old
boy, demolished the boys new bicy-
Gle and continued on without CIV
ing his name or offering amends.
The injured boy, Robert White. 535
East New York street, told police
the driver paused just long enough
to determine the extent of the dam
age he had caused and then fled.
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Iowa Favored
Over Crimson
inState Clash
De Paw Expected 10 Score
18th Straight Shutout
Victory. at Home.

Indiana university furnished the
feature Of the state collegiate foot
bali card today by entertaining Iowa
az Bloomington before a home-com-
ing crowd expected 70 total nearly
1900. The Hawkeyes we're slight
fsvorites.
De Paw vas favored 20 win its
thirteenth straight shutout victory
against It's only out-of-state rival
o. the season, Georgetown (KyJ. in
the state secondary feature.
Bulldogs in for Battle
The Butler Bulldogs. Undefeated
tut tied last week BY Wabash.
paved today AZ Washington L. OF
s.. Louis. a Missouri Conference
team. Washington top-heavy VIC
tory over Wabash earlier IN the sea
son established 1t as a favorite over
Butler.
TWO games were on tap at Terre
Haute. Rose Poly sought 10 avenge
a SC 20 Is defeat suffered last season
against EarIham. Indiana State
entertained Franklin before a home
coming crowd. The two schools did
net meet Ia season.
The Manchester college gridirOn
was invaded by the Spartans' old
rival. Ball state. The game was
regarded as a tOssUp. although
Manchester won their 1888 encoUn-
ter.
Aces Entertain Wabash
The only team TO defeat Valpa-
ralzO last season was De Paul of
Chicago. the Uhlans' foe again to-
dav. az Valparaiso. The state team
was given a better chance TO win
A logged St. Joseph's team went
10 Danville to oppose Central Nor
NAL. The Normal eleven was IA
v0red TO hang up its second victory
OF the season
one OF the closest state secondary
college tits OF the day was antici-
pated at Evansville college. where
Wabash was the visitor. Last year
tilt between the two schools ended
in a scoreleSs tie and both appeared
10 be evenly matched today.
Purdue faced its biggest hurdle in
the Big Ten conference race today.
against indicated Chicago at the
Windy City. Notre Dame drew ma
tional attention by invading Pitts
burgh.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

Marion Lowman, %. of SGT East Thirty
third street, machinist and Sylvia Young
20. Of 1911 Boulevard place, housekeeper
Donald Walser. 81 Lima, o., salesman,
and Andree Wilson, "a. of 500 North East
Clifford Leach, 2a of 1925 Hoyt avenue.
salesman. and Mary Whiteman. 81 Of
1913 Laurel street. clerk.
Maurice Hunt. 10. Of 5000 Rockville road
grocer. and Thea CURE. 10. Of 1743 West
Washington street housekeeper.
Carroll Burks, 81. of 23S North oxford
street. clerk, and Thelma Willis. %, Of
42ll East New York street, riyeter
Frank Otte. rs, Of 227 Sanders street
optometrist. and Anna Seng. 81. of 1902
North Alabama street. teacher.
Mordecai Mcdowell. rs, Freelondyille,
physician. and Elizabeth Smith %, Of 604
East Twelfth street. housekeeper.
Paul J. Denney. "a of 26l5 North New
Jersey street salesman. and Minnie Peck,
Is Of 524 North Dearborn street, sales
lady
locksmith. and Mary Mike, 70, of 2513
Carl Grisso, 81, Of 975 Hosbrook street,
postal clerk. and Marie Bailey. "a, Har-
dinsburg, KY. housekeeper.
Harold Parker. 81. q 1881 West Market
street. laborer. and Mary Brooks. 10, OF
us North Sheffield avenue, housekeeper.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Birth,
Girls

Girls
Theron and Alma Jett Methodist hos
Harry and Reks Garrett. Methodist hos
pitsl
Marion and Pauline Campbell. Mstho-
James and Ruth Nelson. Methodist hos
Fred an Cecil Richardson. is42 Ring
John and Code Beck. 37o7 Martindale.
William and Mabel Brody $40 Douglass.
ROME and Gertrude Boics SO North
Harold and Ruth Dove. l775 Climber.
Pete ana RUBY Ravlev 1901 English
George and Florence Manship. St. VIM
HeTbSTt and Louise Grsnde. St. VIM
cents hospital.
Edward and Marie Dugan. S., vlncenrs
Frances and Eusenia Anoskey. ST. vsn-
William and Margaret Moran. ST. VIM
George and Marie Moore. St ivncents
hospital
BOYS
James and EVELYN Convell Methodist
hospital
James and Glenna Kirk. Methodist hos
pital
Benjamin and Esther scslf 1888 Oluey.
James and Clara Cantwel. 1888 Fletcher.
HSrry and Mildred Vennemann. ll44is
Prospect.
Delms snd Pauline Sailors. 500 Church
Leo and Dorothy WuenSch, ST. Nincents
Clarence. and Blanche Shoemaker. St.
John and Anna Blackwell ST. vincents
hospital.
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Early Basketball

The Security Benefit Association
girls basketball team viii be in the
field this season and the squad is
ready 10 schedule games. A game is
wanted for Saturday, Nov. 10. Call
Belmont 2ll1
The Chain Gang is reorganizing
a baSquet squad and Will practice al
the Hawthorn sym next Wednesday
from 10 8 p. m. Newgent. Gary,
Stiles, Collins. Chase. King. Egarty,
Land. Lincoln, and Hickman please
note.
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william E Burns. go Of 224 North Wal
colt. chronic myocsrditis.
Ida A shonkwiler. 72. OF 1901 Park.
pulmonary edema.
Erskine Thomas. mos. city hospital.
oroncho pneumonia.
Merritt Il Gritton. S. B. & O. yards,
crushing injuries OF body.
John. w. Rohrman. 65. Of 1915 Prospect,
general peritonitis
James Wooden. as city hospital cere-
bral hemorrhage.
Robert Kane mos city hospitsI
brorChO pneumonia
Marie Katherine Weilhammer 70 Of 6oa
PARKWAY uremia
+ Elizabeth l. Brown So OF AS Adelaide.
hy0OStatlc pneumonia
Helen AnStett. SO, city hospital null
monary tuberculosis
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JUDGEMENTS
Death Notices

ABDON, OLIVER P.-Age 81. beloved hus-
band Of Barbara Abdon and father Of
Alfred. J. and George r. passed away
Nov, !, at the family residence 1913 S.
Randolph: Friends NAV call at the RUS
SELL ABDON FUNERAL HOME. 1907 n.
Illinois St any time after D. m. sat-
church, Hoyt and Randolph SITS. at 2
2. m. Monday Nov. ). Burial Memorial
PARK cemetery. Friends invited The
pody may be viewed by friends between
mother Of Mrs. Edmund Rosenberg and
w: Il; Ihorp. passed away Saturday
Way Services Snf M6GdsS 442l Bo4 aSs
FLANNER 4: BUcHANAN MoSRTTUdtARSYYe'
Friends invited Burial Crown Hill.
CARROLL. AGNES-Age Sc wears. Satur-
m 3aS a. M o T5e Of chas GarTo
Funeral from late home. 2l3il' Emer-
son. Monday 2 D. m. Burial Washing
ton Park cemetery. LAUCK SERVICE.
CLEARY, WILLIAM Father ot w. T.
F. Murphy of Indianapolis Mrs Will
liam Foresman and Hugh ClearY of La
1ayette iad diea at S. xlncents hos
O'Clock at the KROEGER FUNERAL
HOME. Logansport. Ind. 9 a. m. st.
odID1tnt church Burial Mount Hope
sERVTcE f''e"0a i"'''eo h-iNNf
KIEsTER. BURNARD VICTOR Brother Of
Harry and Ro' Kiester and Alta
Anacker ldeceas d. departed this life.
Nov S. at the MOORE d KIRK FU-
NERAL HOME. 1880 Station ST.. p. m.
Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited.
sTANM., FREDERICK O.-Son of Charles
day evening Services at the FLANNER
4 BUCHANAN MoRTgARYY Tuesday:
cali at the residence 1894 Newton Ave.
Sunday and Monday.
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NAVAL EXPERTS AWAIT
TREATY DENUNCIATION
japanese Expected to Abrogate
Agreement Soon.
By United Press

by UHited PTeSs
LONDON, Nov. 3.-Naval dis
armament conversations may con-
tinue until Japan denounces the
Washington naval treaty. probably
late in November, it was indicated
today.
Little progress seemed likely until
the denunciation, and it was be-
lieved the talks would be adjourned
then, while the United States and
Great Britain considered the stu
alton.
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MAT BOUT ENDS IN DRAW

~ CntteQ PTeSS
NEW YORK, Nov. s. Karl
Won zuppe, Germany, wreStled to a
draw with Max Martin, Ohio, in
the feature match at Jamaica arena
Friday night. Dave Levin, New York,
threw Sammy Gold, Chicago, in a
prelim.
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Plumbing Permits

Frank Clark. $3.50 CarroLton. one hx-
Frank Trosky 2755 N. Siberian dr.. six
Ed KanauSh. 1901 woodlawn. one fix
Ed Kanaugh. 1918 Villa. two fixtures.
10 fixtures
George Conrad, 7s5 Massachusetts, ave-.
one fixture.
William Elliott 1886 Prospect. twenty
eight fixtures
Roy McQueen. 9O5-7 Edison. Two nxturs,.
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GARIBALDI is VICTOR

bV Itoo
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Gino Carl
baldi, Italy, defeated Vanka Kelez-
MAX, Russia, in a wrestling match
at Stauch's stadium last night when
the latter was unable to continue.
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Second EvangeIicaI-The Rev. F. c.
WachnitZ. pastor Morning service. COM
munion; night, Am l MY Brother
Keeper"
Troub Memorial Presbyterian-The Rev.
Lem L. Latham, pastor. DR.. Douglas B.
Avison of Korea will be the guest speaker
at the morning service.
C. F. B. class of Fletcher Avenue
Christian-The Rev. u s. johnson. pastor,
will speak on Perseverance" al the MORN
ing service.
Bethel Church-The Rev. John F. BRYAN
is conducting salvation and healing"
services nightly.
Third Christian-The Rev. William F.
Rothenberger. pastor. Morning sermon by
The pastor. on The Life of DR.. Albert
Schweitzer."
C. NJ. B. of Third Christian-Merle Side
ner. leader, will speak on Penalties"
Edwin Ray NJ E.-The- Rev. william
The Next Step Toward the Death Of
Religion; night The Worlds First Love
Story
of Bloomington. will be guest speaker at
both morning and evening services.
North NJ. E.-The Rev. Warren w Want,
SELF
Cadle Taberna cle-Tomorrow the taber
nacle will hold an all day prayer service
for the delegates of the Auxiliary Prayer
Services will begin at $50 a. m. tomorrow:
At 2 O'Clock. Evangelist Grady Cantrall of
Springfield, Ill., will speak and at night
A. S. Lockee of Greenville, S. c., Will be
the speaker E Howard Cadle will be in
charge of the morning service.
Central Avenue NJ. E.-7Dr. Charles Skin;
Young Peoples meeting. Miss Mildred
Youth Council. will speak on "Christs
Challenge to the Youth Movement"
Madison Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev. Charles
A. Mccullough. pastor: Morning theme.
Repairing Christian Experiences" night.
an Evangelstic service will be held.
Broadway Evangelical-The Rev. George
S. Lozier, pastor; Morning theme. Hands
Across the Seas: night. How Do Others
Know that I am a Christian"
Gethsemane Lutheran-The Rev. j. S
Albert. pastor. Tomorrow, the pastor Will
Abplanalp of the Ebenezer Lutheran church
in celebration of Brotherhood Sunday.
BeIlaire M. E.-The Rev Earl j. Jones
pastor. Morning theme, "A Christian Edu-
cation; night, Peace That Passeth I'm
derstanding."
st. PauTs Episcopal-The Rev. Irwin F.
Kracke, pastor. 1890 a. m, English COM
munion service; 1880 a. m. German COM
munion service
st. Matthew Luthersn-The Rev. L. C.
E Fackler, pastor. Morning theme. Gods
Riches for Gods People; night. what
Is Loyal Lutheran" Tuesday night the
church council will meet. On Thursday
night. the Daughters Of the King will
meet.
Truth Center of Applied Christianity
a. m. theme. Christian Growth"
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MERIDIAN PADDLERS WIN

The Meridian A. C. table tennis
squad downed the Polk paddle WELD
ers, 8 to 4, at the Polk auditorium
last night. For games with the A.
C.'s call Bob Schwab, Humboldt
TITS.
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MISSION HEAD TO TALK
The Rev. f. A. McCann TO Tell of
Experiences Here.

The Rev. r. A. Mccain. pastor
and one Of the organizers Of Hope
Mission. located at l36 Noble street.
VIII bring 10 his congregation to-
morrow afternoon the story of his
life in connection with mission
work in and around Indianapolis.
Hope mission was founded in June
this year. under the direction Of Mr..
Mccain. c. II. Sedan. A. J. Moul-
ton. and the Rev. and Mrs. c. c.
House, who have charge Of al actiy-
titles.
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Glove COntenders Fail
to Please Garden Fans
MCLemOre Says Ross Title Is Safe If JOhnSonS Cream
of Crop Is Champs Only Competition.
BY HENRY lTLEMORE
United Press STAFF Correspondent

NEW YORK square Garden threw its doors
challenger for lightweight
Barney
Humphreys
weary walked out into the night
placed exhibit the only
champion forever
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High School Grid

LOCAL
Cathedral &. Manual O
E1rrtrldEe. 20 Crawfc-GSville. 0.
Frarkfcrt. 5. Tech. o.
STATE
Southport Is Richmond !.
NlEcte 70. Marlc1 @
NcrlEgVtlLe 20 Columbus Q
Clinton. IS. Wtsfville tElA. O.
E.zhart. G. s.. EecWiEe South Bead. Q
tlef.
Lfnton. 20. Jsxonvlie. Il
sullivan. {. W4lsy txezre Eautsl. Q.
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Seeded Table FASTENERS
Rule Early City Rounds
Jimmy Mcclure Wins Easily and Adams UpSetS Spaud-
ing at Paddle Club; Other Competition Starts

With the lone exception of spud spaudng seeded players
the Pacific Club last night and this morning
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Cards, In MemOriams

FULLEN-We wish to express our heart
felt appreciation to our relatives neigh
Of sympathy. acts of kindness and beau
tiful floral offerings upon the death of
our beloved daughter and sister CLOYCE
MARIE. We especially thank the Rev
l.. H. Kendall the singers and the I'M
dertaker L. L. LINDAMOOD for their
services
J. STEPHEN FULLEN and FAMILY.
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Edwin RAY NJ. E.-The Rev william
Talbot Jones, pastor Morning theme.
The Next Step Toward the Death Of
Religion night. The Worlds First Love
Story"
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C. NJ. B. of Third Christian-Merle Side
ner. leader will speak on penalties"
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Third Christian-The Rev William F.
Rothenberger. pastor Morning sermon by
The pastor on The Life of Dr. Albert
Schweitzer."
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ST. PauPs Episcopal-The Rev Irwin F
Kracke, pastor 1920 a. M, English COM
munion service; 1870 a. M. German COM
munion service.
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Bethel Church-The Rev John F. Bryan
is conducting salvation and healing
services nightly.
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TRUCKS-For rent. move yourself DRIVE
IT-YOURSELF INC. 80 Kentucky ave.
RI-743s
TINES WANT ADS make interesting read
Ing because interesting bargains Of many
kinds are listed here daily
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Church of Christ MissiOn-Darreu Adams
of Bloomington. will be guest speaker at
both morning and evening services
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c. F. B. class of Fletcher Avenue
Chrstian-The Rev. U. S. johnson, pastor
will speak on Perseverance" at the MORN
ing service
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BeIaire M. E.-The Rev Earl j. Jones.
pastor. Morning theme, "A Christian Edu-
cation; night, Peace That Passeth I'm
derstanding."
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Paper Cleaning
Plumbing
Printing
Rug Specialists

GOOD WORK-5OO cards. 81: 1000. $780,
el3 s. New jersey. DR-4s55.
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Truck Renting

RUGS. furniture, Grapes. chenille nun
rugs made from old carpets. CH-22il.
Wv FLY RUG CO. 232s Brookside
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Gethsemane Lutheran-The Rev. j. S.
Albert. pastor Tomorrow, the pastor will
eXSchlanse pupltsv , with the Rev A. H;
in celebration of Brotherhood Sunday.
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pastor Morning theme. who Are The
Educated" night. Il personally My
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Truth Center of Applied Christianity
The Rev Edna F. Mauzy. pastor. 1914
a m theme Christian Growth "
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Troub Memorial Presbyterian-The Rev
Lem l.. Latham, pastor. Dr.. Douglas b
Avison of Korea will be the guest speaker
at the morning service.
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Central Universalist-The Rev. E j.
| Unruh. pastor. Professor D. c. Weidler
of Indiana Central college will be the
morning sneaker.