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TURNER BOXING TEAM
HOLDING HEAVY DRILLS

The South Side Turner's boxing
team is holding heavy workouts in
preparation Tor the state and ma
tional amateur tournaments and
other glove e. entS during April.
Boxing activities at the club are
under direction Of Bill Armstrong
and Ray Hahn. The Turner's plan
10 keep their ring school open on
Monday and Thursday nights
throughout the year. New equip
ment has been added.
All local boxers are invited to
work out at the club and boys in
the 160-pound class have an espe-
cially good chance 10 win berthS on
the Turner team. Information may
be received from Arthur PaetZ,
under direction Of Bill Armstrong
Dr-1Il6. or at the gym. 306 Pros
pect-st.
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Deaths

Leo A. Blatz, II, of SIS N. Jefferson
carcinoma.
Delton Roundtree.. 81. City Hospital
broncho pneumonia.
Emma F. Mccord. SO. City Hospital
general peritonitis.
Mary Nichols. II. of 245 Lansing general
paralysis.
Willis Earl POINTER 80, of 1903 (. Wash
ington. acute cardiac dilatation
Charles r. baltimore. SO, Veterans Hos
pital, mitral insufficiency.
Paul Hynes 60, of 1882 E. 18th, cor
onary occlusion.
John D, Woodbridge, 40, at 18th and
Canal, drawing.
Joan McKernan. rs. of 915 Fl. Wayne,
cerebral apoplexy.
Jordan Alexof, 7, Methodist Hospital
lobar pneumonia.
James R. Robinson. 70, of 6l23 Carroll
ton, chronic myicarditis.
BENJAMIN Ballinger &c. of 965 w. 26th
cardio vascular renal disease.
Elizabeth Collier. Y, of 2141 N. Meri-
dian. cerebral hemorrhage.
Lizzie A. Peckin, S. of 5000 E. Washing
ton, chronic myocarditis.
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At Tropical Park
One Best-Big Show
l. FL Bandido. Moane Keala,
Prince Drake.
2. Chief Mourner, Dowdy Dell,
Postscript.
3. Willow Wood, Playful Tour,
Wise King.
4. Broad Meadows. Bridge Nor,
Wild Pigeon.
5. Golden RccS End, Speedmore,
Chastity.
6. Fitel' Don Guzman, Beaver
Dam.
=. dig Show, Midshipman, Big
Red.
8. Banderlog, True Sentiment,
Limbus.
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Madison Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev Charles
A Mccullough. pastor Morning theme.
The Basis OF Our Hope" night, Stand
ard Bearers will present annual thank
offering playlet. The Waiting Guest"
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Marriage Licenses

NAdlAAdSC AACCAISCS
Harold Evans, %, of 629 Birch-av,
grocer. and Emily Christina Townsend, 10,
of 1872 Reisner-st. cashier.
william r. Settles, 90 of 636 S. Meri-
dian-st, baker, and Gladys Rae owens,
49,, of 1873 Charles-st, houSekeeper.
John Branham, 26, of 2241 N. Capitol
av, laborer, and Bonnie Mae Knox, 26, of
224l Martindale-av, maid
Marion F. Everett, "a of 326 Minkner-
st, truck driver, and Margaret Land, g.
of 326 Minkner-st housekeeper.
Roger W. Miner. e, OF 62l Home-gpdI'
of 1886 Kenwood-av, clerk
James J. Holder SO, of 81 N. New Jer-
sey-st metal polisher. and Dorothy Esther
McClintic, %, of 81 N. New Jerseyst
Otis b sherrard. 90, R. R. 4, Box 26s
and Nellie B. Miller, &c, R. R. 4. Box 268
William w. Tucker. 81, of 1854 Ken
tucky-av. musician, and Roberta A
Walker, "a of 1854 Kentucky-av, waitress
David Curtis Porter %, of 1852 S. Penn
sylvania-st. carpenter. and Marcella. Mar
garet Wagner, "a, of 1922 Union-st. house
keeper
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GUARD RIFLEMEN WIN

The state detachment of the In
diana National Guard defeated the
Kewanee Rifle Club Of Kewanee, Ill,
438 to 423, in a National Rifle Asso-
citation Geographic match. R. c..
Gerry led the winners with 1875
nOintS
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NICHOLS. MARY-Age n wears. passed
away Wednesday D. m. Funeral at the
7OYSTER & ASK1N FUNERAL HOME
1902 y. Meridian-st Saturday 10 a. n.
Ea11rial E1lnraL parE
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PITT TO PLAY L. S. U.

By Times Special
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., March
% The University of Pittsburgh
and Louisiana State University
basketball teams will play a benefit
game at the Atlantic City conven-
ton hall, April 13. Each team is
champion of its respective Confer
ence.
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Race Entries
Today
AT HOUSTON

At Hot SION
F.rr- Race 1870. claiming. maiden 3
yclr-o.ds and up. SIX ill.o1s So s,-Dan ISs
Wnlfr KING ill- NBrllanr King. l02.
NTnrre Jos. Ietfl5lD Ills Colonel Mells.
ll-. Emily Ballot. III NLlcS Chlia. III.
aCnu-eufaL. 100. Green lotus. ll2. station
Belle l01. XTEeiua ID or. o. xMr Con.
lo-. BAnd Guardian. I9-. ADeTek. III
second Race $500. claiming. 5-year-0lds
aut uu. lve and ole-naE furionEs -
CrpEie Chief 49, Parties. ll1s Peace
Dove. il2. xjacz collins. ~, NITIlmpheT
l0I ZBllv % NcaL li2. NHot Shot. ll2,
LIMA Mica. 111- zBllrir. ii2. Golden Tip.
iol Waudcroo. us. Nbaptlste- ll1. Loca-
ya. In1. ZLlflF Honey. l0l. XForcst Ave-
nue.. I07. XWatcLergn. o.
Third Race $500. claiming, 3-year-olds
and gp. SIX lgrloaEs Lorraine s.. ll3.
2EidFc.ieE l4i NCresion los5 Jus,ice
Logan Ilf- XD0uua James. los. Scotch
Pepper. lli. Saera,ll. TO-. High Finance.
111- XIrish WAKE. ll3- Merry Bud l02'
IT, ll1. Renaissance. lli
Fourth Race $500. handicap. 3-vear-
Oh. and up. slN fgrlo1cs i-fafW Wise Anne.
100. lb crazy jane. 90. ibIChinese En-
press Jos. Ea Prince FOX 800 Gold Step.
los. ic. Croa- Au Pot. gs. fd Terrier. s..
tcfC7lf Remember. 100. Red John. 90.
,a 1fr aud ar ~ c. went en-ry.
fr lfrF r. IT Fluunu entry.
och Mr. s - Clcecl entry
tlI g.. Hclrhcrt entry
FIFTH Race 1880. handicap. 3-year-olds
end ur- one and cue-elEhth miles
"a Ph7latimc. 100. tbinark Conquest. ll2
IA OIr Count. ll-. nc Band Wagon. l06.
Gru-ecI LADY. IO3. DC Noah's Pride. lO4
parz woman. %. Glynson. %. tni Garden
Me- 100
talH- G Rumage entry.
OBJ Freedman entry.
tcfLrs. a. ~ Creech entry
Sixth Race $500. claiming. 4-vear-olds
and ups one mile -XP1,F0s Pride. los.
NForfuuafc Youth. il3. Sad knight. l08.
NA Nrlmau 100. Jcus Son. III. Mas
xCohort Mis-. gs. XPaper Profits. 100;
Mis- M0rocco. il3-
seventh Race $500. claiming. 4-year-
olds and zap. one and one-siyteenth miles,
--xFoolhardy tt2. xOur Pal. los. State
craft. us. Omarrcu. 49, oNecperman.
no. XS.r Dean. I01- xLiftie joyce. 100.
Indian Rcd. ll3. NSi-rliuE- 100 XBettina
II t01. FuCll- no. XFoXiand Hail. 1903.
NFlrEer wave. los. Tadcaster. ll3. my
acS. los, D4llcv. 10
zxn'h Race $500. claiming. E-year-olds
astic- 4f. XBroca sie. 96. Friar Marx. lls.
Trauspcse t05- Luck In. i07. XTan1ery.
liz. Chips ll6- NSueceC1o. ll2 TOano.
l0l- JCcErlE. no. NBauners Flyiug. los.
Mint DE- Nie. loo. xLr-en LuEEage. H.
NArrre--lce allowance claimed.
Weather cloudy track fast
Horses listed I'D order Of post positions
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Fifth Race 1890: graded handicap:
Class B: 3-year-olds and up. one mile =
more. ll2. Chastity los: Golden Rock
md. us. Technique. 1903.
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Churches of Christ. Sciontist-The les
soa-sermon for all churches of Christ
Scientist will be Matter
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ThirS Christian-The Rev. William F.
= othenberger. pastor. Morning theme,
Spiritual Citizenship; night. "Steadylng
a Needy World" an illustrated lecture
With music by the youth choir.
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Cadle Tabernacle-The Rev E. Howard
Cadle pastor. Nations Family Prayer
Periol broadcast at 10 a. H.; night SER
mon by Mr.. Cadle on Starlight Shooters.
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Fourth Race 800: sraded handicap;
Glass G 3-year-..olds and Up; six fur
Disaster. iOs: Jirasol II. il2. Ridge Nor.
H.. Luxuro. iO7: Broad Meadows. lis.
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MeCARTY. WILLIAM-Beloved husband Of
Mary. McCarty. and father Of Fred and
Funeral Monday at the MOORE & KIRK
FUNERAL HOME. 1880 Station-st. 2
2236 Station-st, until II q. m. Monday.
Burial New Crown Cemetery. Friends
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AMMO
L Death Notices

L Death Notices
BANNERT, HEDWIG-7O years old. beloved
wife of Frank Bannert. mother Of Mrs.
Peter Dufek. city; Mrs. Frederick n.
M HGsS a pase G90 sNa1 saddeny Thusday at
1890 D. m. at resluencei 1901 p 4al-
HERMANN SERVICE.
HENNINGER, HERMAN J.-Beloved hus-
band of Marie Henninger and father Of
Ernest H. and Herman E. HenninSer and
S M Ps TaR M a a Of 7ears Fo
further particulars call VALID FUNERAL
DIRECTORS.
HERFF. JEROME-Beloved father of Harry
evening riiT t' Services Sunday al at the FLAN
NER & BUCHANAN MoRTUARY. An
nouncement Of time given later Friends
1 cemeterv Friends NAV cal o at the NOR
tuary Friday and Saturday.
HOLZHAUSEN, ANTON LEWIS-Beloved
husband of Marie Holzhausen. father Of
Mrs. Lew Garbonden and Mrs. Walter
Holzhausen. passed away March %. age
so yrs. Funeral March Is. at p. m. at
residence. ? miles north Of Cumberland
at 2:30 p. m. at st. John Evangelical Re-
formed Church Interment in St. John
SERVICE '-
REMINGTON. JoHN-Beloved husband
Chicago ago pa passed away G'' Wednesday;
brother of Walter and r. E. Remington
Indianapolis: Richard Of Chicago. Albert
OF Vancouver. British Columbia. and
Mrs. Olivia Brown Of OWensboro. Ore
Services al the FLANNER & BUCHANAN
MORTUARY Saturday. 100 p. m
Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.
MeCARTY, WILLIAM-Beloved husband Of
Mary McCarty. and father Of Fred and
Ben McCarty, departed this life Friday.
Funeral Monday at the MOORE e. KIRK
FUNERAL HOME. 1880 Station-st. 2
.. m. Friends NAV call at the residence.
2236 Station-st, until II 2: m. MONDAY
NICHOLS. MARY-Age n wears. passed
away wednesday o. m. Funeral at the
7OYSTER & .ASKIN FUNERAL HOME
1902 n. Meridian-st Saturday 10 a. n.
Burial Floral Park.
RINGLEsTAUGH, RONALD-Belo%od son
brother Of Robert and GRAY. grandson
Of Mrs. NJ. Safer and w. J. Boden-
miller. passed awav Friday morning.
Services al the residence 1902 E Mich
igan-st. Monday. March Is. at D n.
Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park.
LITTLE & SONS SERVICE.
SMITH, PAUL D.-Age IS. husband OF
Martha a. Smith, father Of Dorothy
Esta stepfather OF Rosemary Hamilton.
son of Mrs. Mary J. Smith. brother OF
George and Fred Smith. Mrs. Goldie OF
gay, March q. Funersl at residenses
at o. m. Friends invited. Burial Floral
Park. Friends NAV call az the residence
after .. n. Friday. SHIRLEY SERv-
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3. Lorraine S., Ridgeview, Renais-
sance.
4. Prince Fox, Pharatime, Chinese
Empress.
5. Rumage Entry. Garden Mes
sage, Dark Conquest.
6. Cohort Miss, Jer4s Son, Al Mel
man.
7. Sweeperman, Foxland Hall,
Statecraft.
8. Tannery. Lugen Luggage, Friar
Mark.
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At Hot Springs

At Hot Springs
One Best-HOt Cake
/. Elegy, Galloway, Oderic.
2. Mr.. Sponge, Benediction, Dou-
BILE Nugget.
3. Wise Eddie, Nature, Hecla.
4. Chiefs Pride, Dusky Devil, Pat
c.
5. American Prince, Rishi, Cam
pagna.
6. Hot Cake, Royal Durbar, John
Mill.
7. Dark Vision, Indian Boy, Moor
ish Amulet.
8. Sir Roster, Golden X, Google.
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Purdue Rides High Over
Six Year Sports Period
Early 3O's Brilliant for BoiIermakerS on Grdiron and
Hardwood: Top Big Ten on Average Basis.

formances, Purdue's football and
basketball teams top the six-year
Big Ten standings by neat margins,
as shown in the following composite
tables:
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Seventh Race $500. claiming: Swear
olds and up. one and one-eighth miles
xAIidshipman. 10. Big Red. lis. Bound
ing Count los. Big Show. lis. Jack
Chevignv. 1O6: XOid Judge. ll3.
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All Saints Cathedral-The Ri Rev Jo-
Seph NJ. Francis. bishop. Holy Communion
80 a. m: church school. 9:s5; Holy Com
munion and. sermon at IL.
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First Morvaian-The Rev. Donald w.
Conrad, pastor. Morning theme, "Our
Lenten Task"
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First United Presbyterian-The Rev.
Joseph A. Mears, pastor. Morning theme.
The Stewardship OF Possesslons": by the
pastor, E. I. Ingles. and W. 7. shannon.
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Girls

efny a anq oe Cue $40 Ss3o
Homer and Edna Gooen, 1923 Charles
Robert and Margaret Bogardus. 939
Chadwick.
Maurice and Iva Lukens. $50 w. Morris
Boys
Edgar and Hazel McCammon, 1131 Union
Clabe and Mabel Ford, 129 W. Regent.
Stoughton and Frieda Surface. 1856
Bluff
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BrightwoOd Church of Christ-The Rev
Hugo McCOrd. pastor Afternoon theme
: q Plnr -
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Central Tniversalist-The Re- E. J.
Unruh, pastor. Morning theme. Gods
Part in Mans Life"
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Ultra Vote 1O7: All roi IO7: George k.
III. Marechal. ~: Genie Jr.. ll2.

olds and up. rs milesi-..Edgar Boy.
no: xHigh Halter, l07: xB.uowY. Wave.
l02. Longus. i02; Indian Boy.- ll2: Kra-
nelia. lO1. xDark Vision. 1G7: Salona.
l12. Young John. 100: Moorish Amulet.
iuH.
Eighth Race Substitute: 5000: claim
ing. 4-vcar-olds and up: l IS miles,
xJessie p IO2. xLucky Pal, 107; Google.
10: Sir Roster. ll2; XGolden x. l02;
xFrieud Fred. l07. XMysterlous Nell. 81:
Stockmarket. l02. xBubbling O.. 1O2: oak
hurst iO7. LADY Oldham. los.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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At Houston

Ore Best-Prince Fox
l. Lucky Child, Blind Guardian,
Derek.
?. Hot Shot, Gypsie Chief, North
vale.
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Broad Ripple Christian-The Rev. John
Ray Clark pastor. Morning theme. Hope
in the Midst of Futility"; night. The
Covenants"
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Central Ave. VI. E.-The Rev. Charles
Drake Skinner. pastor. Morning theme,
The Saints of Caesars Household" night.
music by Cadle Tabernacle quartet and
Curtis Davis. pianist, with talk by Miss
Ruth McColgins.
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Tli-f Race Is511- claiming 5-vear-1ids
ana uu- about siN furiCnEs Little Duke
t0f Hrc-a ia Caleb. loi. Proprietor
III. NAfl-1-e to-- XWlse EDDIE. us. 2On-
sc ZOE B.1cS Peter. iles Nerseice ~
vrlr-r.ts and up- about SIX fuTionEsl -
Slipper k.rE III. sGunvaie. los. Pat c.
ti- Joseph = c. t1i- aOur Justice. los.
Wild Fire. tn1- bWllsSiuE no. CeralonE
les trlr Pelican. JIG. W-fcsird. 100.
Chief Pride. 49, Dlssv Devil 100
1-M-. y ClrsrrE entry
BIS rwnu and TATE entry.
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Marriage Licenses

George List 80. of 1906 Charles-st, ware
house business, and Helen Wright, 81 of
2403 Carrolton-av, housekeeper.
Harley Taylor 49, of 1910 E. Michigan
st. salesman. and Charlotte Racquet, 30 of
SIS E. Raymond-st, clerk.
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Mt. Pleasant Baptist-1ne Rev. Charles
G. Stafford. pastor Morning theme.
Rest: night. Almost"
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Central Christian-The Rev. W. A.
Shullen berger pastor Morn ing theme,
Loves Diplomacy night, Jerusalem the
Golden"
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Rug Cleaning

RUG. furniture cleaning specialists. Old
rugs remade into fuff and chenilles. w
n FLY RUG CO.. 1928 Brookside-av.
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st. Matthew Lutheran-The Rev. L. c. E.
Fackler. pastor Morning theme Are
You Converted?" night, The Surrender
Of Jesus"
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Al TROPICAL PARK

FIRST Race 500: claiming; swear
olds and up. six furloags xYenoor. io5;
Eastern Ruler. 1903; xNMoane Keala, l06;
Amy. DI lis: xco 10 10 i6l: Plight Of Gold
I03. Maronite. IL our David, ia: Chu
GS Gnu iOs e Bendlao n96i a Iii1Ss
-ssmallman-Alexandra entry.
Second Race $500: graded handicap:
class; 3-vcar-old olds and up. six FUR
longs Chief MogTne[. io5' Postscript.
Dowdy- Dell. lo2: Dancing Spirit %: Hank
Mac lavish. los.
Third Race $500. allowances: 2-vear-
Playful Tour. rs: Bushmaster. lis: johnny
10 WINNIE E. ito: Willow King. us:
1a1@Maemere Farm and o'shaughnessy
,6i-R. L Gerry entry.
Fourth Race 500: sraded handicap;
Class C 3-year.-.oolds ana Up; six f ,5.
B 9Hss los: Jir iS II II ia Ridge Nor
Ia Llxuro. iO7: Broad Meadows. lle.
Fifth Race $500: graded handicap:
Class B; s-year-oids and up. one mile =
Paradiscal. l04: Rebel YeH. l0s: speed
more. ll2. Chastity. los: Golden Rock
End. u.s. Technique. io3.
sixth Race 50 600. added. the Mavor
Ba -harach handicap. 3-year-olds and up.
one and One-eighth miles Beaver Dam.
q7 Sabula 10. Scarp. IS: Don Guzman.
TO. Right Rank, 81. Fidelis. lis: Pot Au
Brooms. 10.
Seventh Race $500. claiming: Swear
Cids and up. one and one-eighth miles -
xAIidshipmsn. 10: Big Red. lis: Bound
Chevignv. 1O6. XOld Judge. lis.
Eighth Race 800. claiming: 4-year-olds
and I'D. Coral Wav course. l40 feet less
than one and One-fourth miles l-XHigh
Socks. l06. XWilco l06: xSound Money;
IoI. XTrue Sentiment. 100. MELLOW Metal
.n4. Candle Fly. lS6. Sleepy Joe. III;
Stan6out. III. Dancing Boy. ! IA: xBanaer-
loE. 100. XLimouss LOG: Matar. IL;
Xrransb.rd i06; NFlying Dere. l0l.
NFive pounds claimed for rider.
NNSevcn pounds claimed for rider.
Weather. clear. track. fast
Horses listed IN order OF post positions
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CarroIIton Avenue Reformed-The Rev
E G.. Homrl-hausen. pastoc. Morning
theme The WC-d of Home Ties
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COAL MART
Buy From q Dealer

Observation-Disclosures
Hoosier Red Pepper .................s528
Hoosber Red Pepper. Gin in lump t5'-Ao $3.50
Amber Jacket Indiana No. 6, 6x3. go. S. SO
Amber Jacket, Sin. lump ...........S5.7 8
Tip Top West Va. 6x3 chunks $500. S. g
Tip Top big lump ....-.-..--.. 81 03
Pioneer Island Creek. big block. ....S718
Coke. Egg or Nut .................. $50
All Fuels Above Clean Forked.
FREDERICK COAL co.
DR-1792 EST WA-5666
8O1 BEEcHER 1899 1920 z, 4orH
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Hugo McCord. pastor. Morning theme
"A Worshipful Psalm; night, The Palm
Tree Christian"
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Eighth Christian-The Rev. Glenn w
Nell pastor Morning theme. - Pattern
OF God Works; night, Themes fo-
Thought"
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st. Matthews Church-The Rev. Robert
c. Alexander priest -in-charge. Holy CON-
munion. 80, church school, $50: Holy
Communion, l0.45
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Trinity Reformed-The Rev. William H
Knierim, pastor. Morning theme. Christ
Our Pardon and Our Pattern"
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CapitoI-Av NJ. E.-The Rev. E. Arnold
Clegg pastor Morning theme. by the
Rev. D. B, Avison of Korea; night, David
the King
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Fifty-frst Street VI. E.-The Rev. Wilbur
D. Grose. pastor. Morning theme, Light
frr rnarkared XTnrld 2,
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Fs-h Race $500. claiming. S-ysnr-olds
ara l-. one and crc-stXtfcrth miles -
Butter Beans I14- Caro- Iot- American
Fr.rce. llc- xC1m-arna- l01- xRrus-iEert.
11-. Pr.ucc Torch. t0-. Eishi. io2
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Thinning and Roofing
RUCTI0NS

ROOFING. gutter and down spout. Sheet
metal work BRIGHT. CH-24I4.
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West Morris Street Christian-The Rev.
Garry L Cook. pastor Morning theme.
$500 Steps on the Way 20 the Cross;
night. God or Caesar which,"
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S.xth Race Iss'1- ciaimiu-- s-year-Cids
aud ur one and 0re-s-N-Ffrth miles -
Ntllr MARY r1-. Lrrke-. lol. ROYAL Dur
tzr Il1 Dom Bettlua. t11- John Mil
H. Prince Wcs-rld 10. NHc- CAKE. I11.
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Personals
FREE MANICURE
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Alteration Specialist

ALTERATIONS mems garments.
Cleaning. pressing. repairing. Reason
able. MEYER o. JACOBS. 2l2 E. 18TH
st. TA-6667.
Contracting
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Sixth Race $780, claiming. 4-vear-olds
and ups one mile -xPo.vos Pride. los.
XForfuuafc Youth. 49, Sad knight i05.
nal Nrlmau 100. Jcus son. III. Mas
Saiuuc. o. b. Product. 100. xTakus. 1O2.
NCoEort Mis- 9s. XPapeF Profits. 100.
MI. Mlrllco. los.
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HERFF. JEROME-Beloved father of Harry
j. and Rehda. passed away Wednesday
evening. Services Sunday at the FLAN
NER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY. An
nouncement of time given later. Friends
invited. Burial indianapolis Hebrew
Cemetery Friends may call at the NOR
tuarv Fridav and Saturday.
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First Baptist-The Rev. Carleton w At
water pastor. Morning theme. The Fifth
Gospel night. Lifting Up the Christ of
the Cross"
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st. PauIx VI. E.-Thea Rev. Charles r.
Iizenbv pastor Morning theme. De
fensive": night. Christ Of the Burning
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MOVING. Transfer, Storage

PAINT 5-room cottage. $50 General con-
tracing. E. REDMON. 80 N. Sd. Beech |
KITCHENS AND BATH ROOMS PAINTED, |
81 UP HOUSE PAINTING ON MONTH |
LY PAYMENT PLAN. DR-5228.
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.PAPERTNG. painting carpentery: general
repair; work guaranteed: reasonable.
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Advent Episcopal-The Rev. George S.
Southworth. pastor. Holy Communion. 7:30
a. m; Sunday school. $780, morning
theme. Victory over Little Troubles at
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First Friends-The Rev. o. Herschel FOL
ger, pastor. Morning theme, Christ and
the Church"
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Brightwood NJ E.-The Rev. F. T. Tay-
lor. pastor. The Rev. J. w. Hanger will
speak at both morning and evening
services.
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FOOTBALL
BASKETBALL

Indiana credited with one win for VIC
tory in round-rooin series at chicago IN
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East Miami Street Pilgrim Holiness
Mission-The Rev. L. n Trotter. pastor.
The pastor and c. r. Brown, evangelist,
will speak tomorrow at 2:30 and 1880
D. m.
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At HOT SPRINGS

First Race $500 claiming. 4-vesr-olds
ard u0- about SIX rurioucsI Bad AXE.
no. Alr-r i0s- Centennial 10. xJudCe
Dixon r05- Empress Mother. los. Susan
li-sE f17 Fcucome. 40. kline Nielsen.
I11- Double Date. los. VOteris. los.
NC1icwar lts- AL PLAY los
second Race $500. claimilr- Swear
C.r- and Eu- about SIX turi1uEsi Mr..
Ero-Ec. f0t NSle Terry les. Xrodv
Wcer 11-. Double NrEEct tl3- NArmv
Game 90 EluEo 10i. Wild Daughter.
gf. Xrrueilcflon 100. DlaIuirl. l04.
2,flss ueltl- %. Donna Peer 80. singing