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Cleveland dropped TO third place
when beaten, TO /, by Washing
tons Senator's VINO replaced the
Athletics at fourth position. Kuhels
homer in the sixth provided the
winning run. assuring Waly stew
art victory over Lloyd Brown III d
southpaw pitching duel.
As Sink Lower
Philadelphia sank into second di-
vison when shaded, to 4, by the
White Sox who achieved their win
ming run in the sixth on singles by
Haas and Bonura and a double by
Simmons. Manager Jimmy Dykes
contributed homer in the third.
jimmy FOxx Of the AS pOied out the
longest homer ever recorded at
COmiskev Park. about ass feet.
The Browns turned in their sixth
win in seven starts by trOunclng the
Red Sox. II to 3. oscar Melluo led
their seventeenth attack. He drove
in four runs with a double and three
singles in five trips His mate, IrV-
ing Burns made a homer with Two
aboard in the fifth.
No standing changes occurred IN
the National League. Charlie Grimm S
Cubs maintained their lead by
downing the Philllies. 9 to 5. aided
by three hOmerS. Chuck Klein made
his twelfth of the season in the
opening frame. and four-baggers by
Hartnett and Stainback featured a
six-rIn burst in the third. Pitts
burgh walloped Brooklyn, 8 to 3,
after getting off to a flying start
with five runs in the first. Hack
Wilson made a Brooklyn homer and
Paul Waner hit one for the Pirates.
Hafey Helps Reds
The Braves beat the Cards, 6 to ?,
with Bill Urbanski heading the
thirteenth onslaught on four st.
Louis Fingers. He made four sim
giles in five tries.
Lowly Cincinnati nOsed out the
champion Giants, to ] The Reds
made their two TALES in the sixth.
Adams Sprinted home while the
Giant inheld dallied with KOenie'S
bunt. Then Chick Hafey's long lily
with the bases loaded allowed
Blakelv to score the winning run.
All Smith, making his starting ce-
but for the Giants allowed only four
hits in eight innings. but was poor
" supported Benny Frey yielded
eight scattered hits to New York.
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Tigers Gain Second Place,
Down YankS Twice in Row;
FOxx SmaSheS Record Homer
Cubs OutSIuu PhiIeS After Klein Starts Show With
Homer: Dodgers WaIIOp Pirates and LoWIy Reds
Nose Out Champion Giants.

YORK May 1.-TWO straight victories the Yankees
Mickey in the American
standing
Repng the Yank again at Detroit yesterday the Tigers
freehtng contest l0-to-8 o Cocane outt
hammered Doack
attack perfect bat with double and
and
tbo IT, rnadod aIr in tne eiohth
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-19

Memorial Ba ptist-The Rev. George G.
Kimsey, pastor Morning theme, the
Monroe Doctrine of Jesus night, Presi-
dent l. j. Good of Indiana Central college
will be the guest speaker
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State Prep Track Title
Decided at Butler Today
SO Schools Compete for Crown Which Froebe of Gary
Has Held Six Years.

school today
A.
ponsp years athletes
piblr for he mails
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WHAT'S IN A NAME?
Harry Justice Just Is About Con-
WINGED There Is None.
BuTniffd Press

~ Httf" ffeN
DENVER. Colo, May 19-Harry
Justice. of Pueblo. was indicted by
a federal grand jury here on a
charge Of falsely representing him.
self as a federal officer. After all
what's in a name?
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will make a definite announcement
Monday. Seating arrangements will
be the same at both places and
there will be no confusion on ring
side and reserved tickets.
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HELP WANTED
Is Help Wanted-Male
WANTED

Young man between 81 and
26 years of age for position
requiring long hours. Must
be high school graduate, I'M
employed az present and will
ing to work for a future. State
phone number and past ex-
perience. Salary. Box K-101,
Times.
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MAJOR LEADERS
HOME RTN.
RUNS RATED 1

Klein. Cubs w.. u OFT Giants .-.....
-fehrig Yankees Ruth. Yankees Soc.
Cubs S FoXX. Athletics.
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UNCLE REMUS STORIES
LINKED TO OLD SYRIA
Tales Not of Southern Origin,
ArcheolOgists Say.

DV LWTTFU Tf6S
CHICAGO. May 19.-Archeolo-
gists Of the Oriental Institute of the
University of Chicago through re-
search have discovered that the
Uncle Remus tales of supposed
southern origin actually had their
beginning in ancient Syria. Various
alterations caused them to be hand
ed down to us in their present form.
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AT SAN DIEGO-Swe6e BerClund. 155
san DIEGO. decisioned Sollv KreiCer. l5e
New YORK. ti0l. JOHNNY Gonzales lS5
Los Angeles. dccisioned Kenny Reed. lSG
san Diego. 81: Reno Fernandez. 49,
Fl Centre. drew Tommy Hill. l43. Sc
attls. tel
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At PROVIDENCE Lou Amber lss.
ters.mer. y. y scored P technical knock
or Cve- Jackie Davis 40. Cleveland. IN
me fourth ROUND Amber outciaSSed the
Cleveland so badlv .hat Tho referee halt
ed the boat 20 save Davis from further
runiSrn,sut
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At WATSONvTILE Cal - Cerferino
Garcia Los Angeles welterWeiEht tech
uicailv knocked ont johnny Martinez.
Les Angeles. 81; Georgia Goodman. los
Angeles fvWeight knocked out Young
Soeedf. Los Angeles 90.
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Second EvangeIica!-The. Rev. F. c.
Wacknitz. pastor $50 a. m. unified serY-
ice theme. fPentecost' night. Service"
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Fountain Square Christian-The Rev. S.
Read McAlpin. pastor, The Rev. F, F.
Smith will speak at 1890. At the night
service, the North Side Colored Baptist
church choir will present a program of
original compositions; sermon topic
''Attractiveness of Jesus
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-19

At VENTURA. cal Bobby Pacho. 40
Ventura. deCiSiored AuEua Smith. 1879
Ventura. 90: KENNY LaSaue, 40. Los An
gelsS outpointed Kenneth Johnson. 179
Les Angeles. a.. Jimmy AlvaraGo. 1873
Los Angeles Beat Bebv Joe Cans. l55
Pasadena ~.
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AMMO UHCE MENTS
/ Death Notices

GREEN. MARGET-Widow of the late
Junius W Green. sister OF Caroline
Bergdou OF Indianapolis. H. c. Bergdol
Of Milan. Z L. Bergdou Of Sparksyile.
and Mrs. Vincent 3. Ferraro of Pasa-
dena Cal, passed away in Cincinnati
o. May II. Services at the residence. 1Il6
Perry Ave. 10 a. m. Monday. Burial
Riverview cemetery, Seymour Ind. 30
D. m. Friends invited W. r BLASEN-
GYM SERVICE. Seymour papers please
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Stein Leads in National
Match Game Pin Series
ST. Louis Ace Increases Advantage Over Miller to 243
Pins: 20 Games to Complete Play
BU I HitCd Press

LOUIS, lotto Stein ST. Louis hook ball held
Buffalo
match the national match game bowling title.
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Former Tribe Star
on Kautsky List
Morrison to Play Against
Marcos Tomorrow.

Lefty Morrison. former American
Association star with the Indians
and Saints. will be in center field
for the Kautsky A. C.s when they
line up against the strong Dayton,
o. Marcos. Negro club, in an In
diana Ohio League double header
at Perry stadium tomorrow. The
first game will be called at 2 p m.
A large crowd is expected to turn
out. as these teams played a great
game here last season, and the
grand stand has been thrown open
at twenty-five cents with the boxes
forty cents. The probable starting
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Death Notices


BERGMAN, WILLIAM-Aee 2 years. BE-
loved father of Sophia Bergman Of Wau-
kegan III and Lillian Bergman Of In
disnapolis. passed away Saturday. S4S
a. m, at his residence 1905 Engllsh Ave
Funeral notice lafer. q. n. HERMANN
SERVICE
LIST, EDNA KLEPFER-Of $3.50 E 20th
st beloved wife Of Garnet List depart
ed this life Thursday. age 30 wears, and
mother Virgil Dorothy. Thelma, Norma.
Dean and Eugene. Funeral Sunday, May
20. a. the Pilgrim Holiness church. 3Oth
and. Gale .Sts.. 10 80 a. m. BuTiat OaS
under direction OF MOORE & KIRK.
THOMTON. PAUL Husband OF Ida
Thornton son OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles
E. .Thornton; passed away MAY Is, at
neral at FEENEY & FEENEY FUNERAL
HOME. 1889 n. Meridian s. Monday.
Nav 81 D. m. Friends may see Nj.
Thornton any time. Burial Crown Hill
cemetery.
VAN METER, FIEETA Dor ll24 Broad
way believe wife Of James q van
Mrs lev Bittner and Mr James C Van
Meter ana sister OF Mrs. Mack ASHFORD
OF Lafayette, departed th!S lie rloaayy'
age so years. Funeral Monaay NAY r.
at THE MOORE & KIRK FUNERAL,
HOME. College and Fairfield AYES.
p m Burial Memorial Park cemetery
WEHFENBACH, MuNNA-Age 50 years.
BELOVED VIE OF Gustav Weifenoaoh,
passed away Friday. q m. a St Nln-
cents hospital Funeral Monday.
p m. at the residence. 1921 S. Alabama
St Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.
Friends may call after ? p m, Sunday.
G H HERMANN SERVICE.
WILSON. FRED A.-Beloyed husband OF
Anna NJ Wilson and father Of James NJ
Wilson Of Dayton. O., and H VeT!e'
dianapolis passed away at the resi-
dence' 1885 S High School road. Satur-
dav morning May 10, age IS years Flu
neral services viii be held at the Shiloh
NJ E church. located on the first road
west of the county line. and one-hah
mile north of the Rockville road Mon
day afternoon. MAY 81, at go o'clock.
Burial Shlo cemetery. Friends. IN
vited Friends may call a. the residence
after 10 O'Clock Sunday. VALID FU-
NERAL DIRECTORS
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Central Universalist-The Rev. E.. j.
Unruh pastor. Morning theme, "When
Men Become Desperate.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

At HOLLYWOOD Frankie wallace l2s.
Cleveland deciSiOned Johnny Pena. ~.
New York. fl0'- PeTfeCto LOPEZ 1875.
Los Angeles. drew Eoyt Jones. l35. Bur
haak. IS.
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FAMOUS DOCTOR TAKES
PHOTO OF ARGON ATOM
Tiny Subject Considered Smallest
Ever Pictured.

BIZ JHHed Press
WASHINGTON. May 19-Dr. Ar
thur Compton, noted scientist, has
succeeded in photographing an
argon atom. Probably one of the
smallest subjects ever photographed
it measures one Angstrom in diam
eter; an Angstrom is the unit of
length which scientists use in meas
uring light waves.
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la Lodge Notices

SAHARA WILSON. All mem
bers are urged to attend the funeral OF
our secretsry's father. FRED A. VII
SON. which Will be held at the Shiloh
M z. church. located on the first road
west OF the county line, and one-half
mile north Of the Rockville road. Mon
day afternoon, Nav d. at 2.30 O'Clock.
Burial Shiloh cemetery. Sahara Grotto
home will be closed Monday afternoon
from u until s O'Clock
LUTHER H. MANLEY Monarch
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Missionary Tabernacle-The Rev. o. H.
Mater pastor. 1870 a. m, sermon by the
nastor. 2:3O D. m, the Rev. w. E. Nc
Chimes will speak on The Way of Sal
vation': night, evangelistic meeting.
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Thirty-First street Baptist-9:45 a. m.
the Rev Virgil T. Brock will address the
Minute Mems Glass; l0:45 a. m. the Rev
Morris H. Covers will speak.
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Belmont L. B.-The Rev. J. c. Roberts,
pastor Night. the l50th anniversary cele-
brstion Of the birthday Of the church Will
be observed By presenting a pageant. The
Chest of Joash.
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Washington Street NJ. E.--The Rev.
L. H. Kendall, pastor. Morning theme,
The Birthday of the Apostolic. Church ;
night Jesus Describes His Ministry
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sHIKAT PINS ZAHARIAs

By Times Special
DETROIT, May 19-Dick Shikat,
222. New York. defeated George Ia
ha-ias, 235, Pueblo, Colo, in Wres-
ting match here last night.
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Meridian Heights Presbyterian-The Rev.
Sidney Blair Harry. pastor. Morning an
nual Pentecost communion service.
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Central Avenue NJ. E.-Dr. Charles
Drake Skinner pastor. Special plans have
been made to observe PentecoSt sunday
DaV Of PentecoSt."
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Christian and Missionary. AIliancemThe
theme. The Outcome of a Consecra ed
I I,igs night. The Three RS of the
Gospel"
Garfield Park Baptist-The Rev Louis
G. Grafton. pastor, $50 q, m, PentecoSt
sunrise prayer meeting; 10:45 a. m. testi,
w Weo99 SH5yiG Service 1SG 7i5 p m Perpetu-
ating Pentecost.
Pilgrim Holiness Mission 1872 Miami
the Rev Will P. Rice. evangelist. speaking.
Tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. a Holiness Rally
will be held.
Downey Avenue Christian-The Rev. B.
R. Johnson, pastor. 10 q: m, the pastor
will speak at a combined church service
Pentecost; night. the choir viii present
an oratorio. THE Holy City
Roberts Park VI. E.-Dr. William Edward
BELL pastor Morning theme. If We Were
Like Jesus. night If Could Have What
I Want Most" with a request program by
the choir.
Northwood Christian-The Rev. R. Mel
New Christians for New Day."
valley Mills Frlends-The Rev, John
Roberts pastor. Morning theme, Not by
might. not by power, but by my spirit,
saith the Lord"
Belmont L. B.-The Rev. J. c. Roberts.
pastor. Night. the I50th anniversary cele-
6rstion Of the birthday Of the church Will
be observed by presenting a pageant, The
Chest of Joash.'
Thirty-First street Baptist-9,45 a. m.
the Rev Virgil T. Brock will address the
Minute Mems Glass; l0.45 a. m, the Rev.
Morris H. Covers viii speak.
Broadway EvangelieaI-The Rev. George
S Lozier pastor. $50 a m. Sunday
school; 1880 a. m. theme, Facing Our
Task"
Central Christian-Dr. ". A. Shullen-
berger. pastor. Morning theme. "A Glori-
Gus Church: $50 D. m. Christian En-
deavor; night. Who Dares 70 Be Bap-
tized7' Music at both services will be fur
aished by the vested choir Of feTty voices.
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Grace Church of the Brethren-The Rev
Russell c. West pastor. Morning theme,
Blind Guides: night. The Crown OF
Stars" a play, will be presented.
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Speedway Boulevard NJ E.-The Rev.
Jasper H Cox. pastor Morning theme.
Heirs of the Ages: night, Seeing
Jesus"
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Church of Christ Mission-Tomorrow at
1920 a. m, and 1870 p. m.' Clyoe arthur
will speak.
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First FRIENDSHIP David M. Edwards,
pastor. Morning theme, The Advisabil,7,
itv of Cod" night. Howard Hockett Will
sneak on Race Relations"
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Broadway EvangelicaI-The Rev. George
S Lozier pastor. $50 a. m. Sunday
school: 1870 a. m. theme, Pacing Our
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Unity Truth Center Church of Practical
Cbristianity-The Rev. Murrel g. Powell,
nastor. Morning, at the D. A. R. Chapter
house. theme, Tongues Of Fire.
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Gethsemane Lutheran-The Rev. j. S.
Albert. pastor Tomorrow morning, the
Rev, Paul M. imports executive secre-
tarv of the Luther League of America,
will preach. In the afternoon and eve
ming the league will meet al the Bethany
lutheran church. 1900 Shelby street, to
attend a district meeting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-19
CEREMONY TO RECALL
OREGON TRAIL DAYS
COlorful Scenes of Old West to Be
Recreated in Nebraska.

htCFtdItu III NeDTdSkd,
By United Press
GERING. Neb., May 19.-Colorful
scenes of the old west will be re-
created here July 10 and 20 as hun
dreds of residents of the upper
North Platte valley convene in
Gering for the annual Oregon Trail
Days celebration.
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Christian Science Services-"Mortalsa and
1mmortaIs" will be the subject of the
1esson-sernon in all Churches of Christ,
Scientist, tomorrow.
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Second Moravian Episcopal-The Rev.
George c. Westphal. pastor. Morning,
Hoiv Communion; night. sermon by the
nastor' baptism. confirmation and re-
ception of new members.
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Centenary Christian The Rev. 7. ",
SWIM PASTE 8oTn 46s r dngmo of ratb
at azure 10 q 30 aeS The Martinsviie lie Christian
church choir will present song service
at night.
st. Georges P. E.-The Rev. Francis
Teter. vicar. Holy communion at and
10. Church school at 3.
Edwin Ray NJ. E.-The Rev William
iT TiTo' Conditions Tf Of Pentecost; night
The Result of Pentecost."
Lynhurst Baptst-The Rev G; H.
scheick. pastor Morning theme, "A Sill
versmith"; night, Our Standard"
East Park M. E.-The Rev. R. A. Ulrey.
pastor Morning theme, "A Thing Of
Beauty and a Joy Forever: night, L
believe in a God Who Is Faithful.
Irvington Presbyterian-The Rev. John
B. Ferguson, pastor At the morning serv-
i've, G. o; Holton will present "A Forward
Movement Program in a New Day; yesper
communion service at 4:30.
EdgewOod M. E.-The Rev. M o. Rob
bins; pastor Morning theme The Holy HOLY
Christ and Redemption"
All Souls Unitarian-The Rev. F. S. G..
Wcks, pastor Morning theme. The Lady
With the Lamp
Irvington NJ. E.-The Rev. Guy o. Car
penter, pastor. Morning theme The
Spirit of jehovah; night, Dr. Abram S.
Woodland. speaking at the Epworth
League anniversary service
Englewood Christian-The Rev. c. O..
Trinkle, pastor Morning theme, Have
We. Outgrown the Pentecost Messenger !;
night. old Fashioned
Truth Center of Applied Christianity-
The Rev. Edna F. Mauzy, pastor: At the
Hotel Lincoln: morning theme. The Flu
ture of the Kingdom
Washington Street NJ. E.-.The. Rev
L. H. Kendall, pastor. Morning theme
THE Birthday of the Apostolic Church; )
night, Jesus Describes His Ministry
Fountain Square Christian-The Rev. s.
Smith will speak at 1890. At the night
service. the North Side Colored Baptist
church choir will present program OF
original compositions; sermon topic,
''Attractiveness of Jesus"
Memorial Baptist-The Rev. George G..
Kimsey, pastor Morning theme, The
Monroe Doctrine of Jesus" night, Presl-
dent I. J: Good of Indiana Central college
will be the guest speaker
Central Unversalist-The Rev. F.. j..
Unruh, pastor Morning theme, When
Men Become Desperate
Grace Church of the Brethren-The Rev
Russell G. West, pastor. Morning themes
.T7T,,z ITt+
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University Park Christian-The Rev.
lanes H. TIsley. pastor. Morning theme,
Effect of Pentecost on Peter; night,
"Conserva ton.
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Emmanuel Reformed-At the vesper serv-
ice at D. M, Gau1s oratorio. The Holy
City" will be presented.
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First Evangelical-The Rev. r; H; Muel.
Ter pastor. Morning theme, The Test of
Character; night, measure Up"
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Brookside L. B-The Rev. C. 1. Roush.
pastor Morning theme. "A Study on Pen,
tecost''; night a musical program will
be given.
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u. S. TEXTILE BOARD
TO SPONSOR FARLEY

Advances Made in Chemical Treat
ment of Cottons to Be Studied.
BIZ United Press
BOSTON, May ia scientific
checkup of warp sizing of cottons
and rayons. with particular atten-
ton to the application of recent ad-
vances made in colloidal and physi-
cal chemistry will feature an open
conference to be held by the United
States Institute for Textile Re-
search. Inc.
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Garfield Park Baptist-The Rev. Louis
sunrise prayer meeting; 1o:45 a. m. testi-
monv service: 2:30 p. m, Communion and
welcoming service; 7:45 p. m, "Perpetu-
ating Pentecost.'
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Central Christian-Dr. ". A. Shullen-
berger. pastor. Morning theme. "A Glori-
Gus Church: $50 D. m. Christian En-
deavor; night. Who Dsres 70 Be Bap-
tied" Music at both services viii be fur
aished by the vested choir Of ferty voices.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance-The
Rev. James Harper, pastor. Morning
Life night The Three RS Of the
Gospel"
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Northwood Christian-The Rev. r. Mel
vvn Thom pson. pastor Morning theme,
New Christians for a New Day."
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valley Mills Friends-The Rev. John
Roberts pastor. Morning theme Not by
might. not by power, but by my spirit,
saith the Lord.
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Roberts Park NJ E.-Dr. william Edward
Bell. pastor Morning theme. If We Were
Like Jesus. night If Could Have What
I Want Most" with a request program by
the choir.
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2 Cards. In Memoriams

Cards, In MemOrIams
HANIMANS-We wish to extend our
thanks for kindness. sympathy and floral
offerings in our late bereavement. loss
Of our father GEORGE w. HAMMANS.
We especially thank Rev. d. H. Gilliatt
the singers J. c. Wilson, friends, rela-
tives and neghborS
CHILDREN and GRANDCHILDREN.
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Highway Cops
Not To Chase
Bootleg Booze

Raleigh.-The State Highway
Patrol is not to be converted into a
booze-chasing patrol, but will con-
tinue to devote its attention to the
enforcement of the highway and
motor vehicle laws only, Governor
J. C. B. Ehringhaus said.
The Sc patrolmen already have
more than they can do in trying to
patrol $4,000 miles of highway and
regulate some 100000 automobiles
and trucks, Governor Ehringhaus
maintains, without having any ad-
ditional duties put on them. The
last legislature increased their duties
by requiring them to act as
nue. collectors and gasoline inspec-
tori in addition to patrolling the
highways.
The patrol, of course, will con-
tinue to cooperate with both state
and federal officers in every way
possible in the enforcement of all
of the laws, the governor said. But
its primary duty will continue to be
the enforcement of the highway
and motor laws.