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WLW (7OO) Cincinnati

Hope Mission-Service at $3.50 p. m.
conducted by the Rev. Samuel Thomas OF
Shillington, Penn.
bins. pastor. Morning theme, When God
Rested" night, When Jesus Said Fare
we'll
Meridian Heights Presbyterian--The
Rev. Sidney Blair Harry, pastor. Morn
ing theme, THE Leopard's Spots"
Madison Avenue NJ. E-The Rev. Charles
THE Twio-Foid Nature Of Man. night,
stephen"
Capitol Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev E. Ar
mold Clegg, pastor Morning theme The
VICTORIOUS Attitude eight. The Man
BrightwOOd NJ. E.-The Rev F, T. Tay-
Tor, pastor. Morning and evening -sery-
ices to be conducted by the Rev. j. W.
Hanger.
First Bsptist-The Rev. Carleton W.
Atwater gastqr, Morning 5 5hege 500 EoIS
Central Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev. Charles
The vio fYS in R hS'O Soul night. Dr. B.
B. AvisoD of Korea will speak.
J. NJ Strife, pastor Morning theme. The
Influence of a New Name: night EN-
powered for Task"
Advent Episcopal-The Rev. George s.
1880 a. m; Sunday school. $50; morning
theme. Putting the Cross in Christianity. ,
at II.
First Moravian-The Rev. Donald W.
Conrad. pastor. Morning theme. The
Lenten Quest"
Fletcher Place NJ. E.-The Rev. 4, G.
You Pray. Say our" night. "Bufsting
Yourself"
Christian and Missionary Alliance-The
rs Healing for Alp" night. The Chris
tian: Gods Purchased Possession"
st. Matthew Lutheran-The Rev. L. c.
z. Eackler, pastor. Morning theme, What
Christ Church EpiscopaI-The Rev. z.
Anger Powell, rector. Holy Communion,
a. m; church school, $50; morning theme
Winning the World for Christ" at 1913
Eighth Christianr-The Rev. Glen W.
Nell, pastor. Morning theme. The Ideal
Christian; night. The Means OF Saliva
ton"
Second Moravian-The Rev. George c.
Westphal. pastor; Morning theme. How
Jesus Treated a Foreigner; night. II Am
:he Light Of the World"
Home Presbyterian-The Rev. Lance A.
Mantle. pastor. Morning, theme, The
Higher Stewardship" night The Life
and Ministry Of Dwight L. Moody" by the
Rev. Charles A. Porter
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Times Radio Dial TwisterS
SATURDAY

P. NJ.
4oo-Indoor Tennis Matches OBS .c,
GGeo2 sieFnsys 0f'nes"S 'N00
BgaSe4hln,s 2Eehe ,ss4, CN PC w WEE.
4:15-Jackie Heller lNsC1 VIZ WE'VE 14NEc,
M .rTraannsatlantic gglle:in'5mcsir Fred
Jesse Crawford Musical Diary
4:45-Fascinat.ng Facts lCBSl WAb5SS;,
5:00-News; coakley's Orchestra tN5Cl
Bu rRn .. Founders Day program
. IeSS p nrogTam CNBc) WIZ.
5.3o-Benay Venuta. songs tCBSl WABC,
Wv News: Martha Mears. songs 'NBCl
News News sonsfellows GNBcl VIZ.
'''' fhoTnton Fisher. sports (NBcl
Master laser Builder (NBc) WIZ.
-soconyiand sketc Gee, CHS RaA %ABc'
E EssIoR Ri6 nsE' orc ESfl NEE NBc VIZ
s:1lWhisperins Jack smith CNBCl
H MTAg' Kings orchestra CNBc)
s:so-outdoor Girl Beauty Parade CcBsl
y MAf5S CNBc, wEAF.
as-SS o5 5sE.i :a ssP5 gsss ssSe wv VIZ
Roxy and Gang (CBSj WABC.
SiBgg TIgnd dNBe e0% 9EKF VIM Lyon
7:30-Art Jarrett's orchestra tNBC) WIZ.
7:45-Feature (CBSl WABC.
5:OO-Andre Kostelanets and orchestra
Richard BonelH tCBSl ,WABC.
Shilkret's orchestra tNBCl WEAF
Radio City Partv lNBCl VIZ.
8:3o-Gibson Family (NBCl WEAF.
Barn dance (NBCl WIZ.
Himber's orchestra (CBS) WABC.
9:00-Minneapolis Symphony orchestra
s:so-DescTiption Of Columbian Melted
Husing lCBSl WABC.
Let's Dance" % hrs) (NBC)
Guy Eombardo and orchestra (NBC)
e:4o-California melodies (CBSl WABC.
lOO0-Glen Grays orchestra lCBS) WABC.
Emil Colemans orchestra tNBC)
WIZ.
1O:3o-Cummins orchestra CNBC) WIZ.
Johnny Green's orchestra (CBS)
WABC.
1l:Oo-Sendor. violinist; feature (NBC)
Claude Hopkins orchestra (CBSl,
11:30-Frank Daileys orchestra tCBS)
WABC.
Hal Kemps orchestra (NBC) WIZ.
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Runanian Orthodox
Are Church Champs

The Marion County Sunday School
basketball championship was held
by the Rumanian Orthodox quintet
today following its victory over Irv-
ington Presbyterians. 81 10 20. in the
final at the Y. NJ. c. a. gym on
Thursday.
The winners offense was led by
Bright and Yovan. who scored four
field goals and one free throw apiece.
Their quintet led at the half, Is
20 10.
Woodruff Place BaptiSts won
consolation game from the Broad
way Baptists. q TO l6. Tony Bur-
nell. Clermont Christians. received
the SportSmanShip award: William
Curlee. Woodruff Place, wUn the
prize for best offensive player end
Ben Parrish Of the same squad was
named best defensive player.
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WASHINGTON THINLIES
HOLDING WORKOUTS

Coach c. o. Davies has aspirants
in uniform making bids for berths
on the Washington High School
track team. Thirty members are
freshmen.
The coach is sending the thinly-
clads through daily workouts TO
keep them in shape for the state in
door track meet, TO be held at But
Ter fieldhouSe, March 80.
Returning letter men are Myron
Melvin, half-mile; Ed Hines, quar-
ter-mile: Joe Hancock, quarter-mile:
Julian Weddle, mile: Dudley Clark,
field events; Merlin Roach, field
events. All except one are seniors.
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PHOTOGRAPHY EXPERT
TO LECTURE MONDAY
Harry B. Wills to Demonstrate
Indoor POrtraiture.

Harry B. Wills, a leading expert
on artificial lighting for idoor por-
traiture, will address a meeting Of
professional photographers and
other interested persons Monday
night at the Athenaeum. The meet
ing was arranged by the Daguerre
Club of Indiana and the Indiana
Photogra piers Association.
Mr.. Wills will make actual por-
traits and explain every phase of the
lighting used to light them. There
will be no charge for the lecture
which will follow a dinner of the
two organizations.
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GARIBALDI BESTs DUSEK

Bu science Stft ice
CAMDEN. N. j., March 16.-Gino
Garibaldi, 218-pound wrestler, de-
feated Joe DuSek. 2l2, Neshraska,
in a two-out-of three fall match
here Thursday. Dusek took the
first fall, but Garibaldi came back
strong 10 take the next. Dusek was
out for the third after his
head struck one Of the ring posts.
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COM MENCEMENT DATE
Is SET BY WASHINGTON
West Side High School to Hold
Ceremonies June 6.

Commencement exercises at
Washington Hig School will be held
June 6 at the Butler University
fleldhouse, it was announced today
by the student committee in charge
og arrangements. The seniors will
be graduated in caps and gowns.
The student committee includes
Robert Dietz, chairman; Robert
Copeland, Sarah Ann Hartley, Alma
Hicks, Wilbur Johnson, Louise
Skoda, Geneva Tharp and Louis
Uhle.
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PACHo TRoUNCEs CARLTON

By United Press
HARTFORD, Conn, March 16.-
Bobby Pacho, Los Angeles light
weight, easily outpointed Harry Carl
ton, New York, in 10 rounds Thurs
day. Pacho, weighing l39, took
seven rounds and had the upper
hand over the whole route.
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At Fair Grounds
One Best: POlaS Flag.

OhC DSSt' OldS ldS.
1-Gloria Mercedes, Natile Alice
Creole Beauty.
2-Pola's Flag, Our Sandy, Ben
ClOi.
Bad News, June Bourbon,
Grand Vcivode.
4-Bunty Ann, Miss Cog, Bene-
diction.
5-Principio, Shirley May, Hal
lard.
6-Sazerac. Learoyd, Brother.
Ned o., Broadway Lights,
Two BroomS.
Sleepy Gal, Slipllnot, Carus
ClaruS.
9-Gay Granite, Bunny c., Dog
entlne.
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SerUices in City Churches Sunday

Fairfax Chrlstian-The Rev. /. J. Ker-
dom of God and It's Coming; night,
Christ and the Lost
Churches Of Christ, scientist-Ths Les
Scientist. will be Substance"
First United Presbyterian-The Rev.
Joseph A. Mears, pastor: Morning theme,
Maurice Ireland, and Prof. j. V. Shannon.
Hillside Christian-The Rev. Herbert J.
Wilson, pastor. Morning theme, "Pauis
Program of Christian Unity; night, The
Two Horns"
Riverside Park NJ. E.-The Rev H J.
Kieser, pastor. Morning theme, The
Baptism Of Jesus; night. THE Essential
Englewood Christian-The Rev. G. A.
com npf Pas Of New MO Tessme ehtm Evange
ism; night, Wasted Talents"
Roberts Park NJ. E.-The Rev. William
E. Bell pastor Morning theme What
Have We, a Right to Expect From Our
Religion?"
Second Evangelical-The Rev F. c.
Wacnitz. pastor Morning theme, En-
during Temptation; night. The Kings
Highway"
st. Paul's Reformed-The Rev. william
H. Knierim. pastor. Morning theme, Ger
man, Strength for the Weary; morning
English theme, Lift Thine Eyes"
Trinity Reformed-The Rev. william H.
Knlerim; pastor. Morning theme. Curing
Anxiety"
Trinity NJ. E.-The Rev. James r. Flani.
gan. pastor. Morning theme, The Lamb
World: night. an evangelistic service.
Beech Grove, Christian--The Rev, Ed
"Christ's Call for DescioleS''. night.
varsity. debate team from Butler Uniyer.;;
and Prof. c. H. Walters will speak.
E. Miami street Pilgrim Holiness Mission
scb6o Esv l. the bs0I Rev Paist9E w B6is
cotton will speak at $3.50.
Northwood Christian-The Rev r Melyn
Thompson. pastor. Morning theme. The
Woodruff Place Baptist-The Rev. L. C.
Trent. pastor. Morning theme, Room for
Jesus"
Third christian-The Rev. william P
Rothenberger, pastor. Morning theme,
What Is Il All About2s" Night The
Measure OF a Man"
Troub Memorial Presbyterian-The Rev.
Lem L; Latham. pastor. Morning theme
North NJ. E.-The Rev. c. A. McPheet-
ers. pastor. Morning theme, Sensational
or Sensible Living night, Who's a
Pagan?' based on v. @. Kitchen's book.
Il An Pagan
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At Hot Springs
One BeSt=FulI Tilt.

l. Scrip Money, Kings Minstrel,
Gallopette.
?. Kite, Galloway, Pop.
3. Mabel Krasa, Valise, Civilian
4. Full Tilt, Scythe, Rishi.
5. Marceline B., Cassada, Tono-
hina.
6. Sassenech, American Prince,
Gibby'S Choice.
z. Longus, Indian Boy, Cherokee
Sal.
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At Ban MeadOlCS
One BeSt-Dunli,s Lady

One BeSt-Dunli-. Lady.
l. Liolele, Nappus, Judge Austin.
?. Black Forest, Bright Knot,
Sarilla.
3. Dunlin Lady, Calavores, Ora.
4. Happy Knot, Gene D., Bam-
boula.
5. Interpreter. Would Dare. Bedo.
6. Top Row. Bluebeard, Slapped.
Z. Bran Muffin, Sand Baby, Prince
Pest.
s. Terrain, Beeson, Lauretta Nash.
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Penny Supper Tonight

A penny supper will be held at 5
tonight at the Centenary Christian
Church, 18th and Oxford-sts, by the
Calendar Club Of the church.
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Frs, Race 500. claiming. s-vear-olds
ard W about SIX lg-.clzs Brown Polly.
Us. ssEiR M.,Hsv. los. zcallo7etts.- los:
MInsrre. rlf- NSrlAlr SEa-v los. AZ
Craen. 10. LlEht q News los: Sher.f
E.-ere. 10. XOdcE.e. les. S-cck Market.
10.
second Race ss0o. ciaLnins. s-year-
o.cs and un. about SIX tlr-olEs Sun
xIrdianoie. ic3- Mar6ac GIL .io5. Klfe.
1lo. NAlamae- ZOO Ultimate Nate. no.
1Pr.d.c. los P-iuccss IFoTr. les. zGaleEaY.
les. Le1oEe. 40.
Ih.Ed Race $500. claiming. s-vear-olds.
arolr farlonEsi Top Way. IL. Civilian
1rz NB Barcu- Ic4- Nalse ll2. jimmy
n - Brabhle. l05. Too BUSY. IL. Mabel
Erasa. l1Ts Colleen 3. TO-. speed Queen
lo1. xDcnra Peep lea. PhIls c, ic7.
Fourth Race $500. claiming: s-vear-
clcz and Up. abc-t G furicnEs4 -Scvthe
Io7s Xerscisr 10 Jessie Dear. les.
1srcct 81. Ns.iVererte los Slack Peter
io1. RishL io7s Her Gold. loss xFuu Tit.
F.9s Aass gsso0. claiming. 4-ysAE-O,ds
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3. James City, Blue Donna, Black
Highbrown.
4. SachSenmaier Entry, Volta
Maid, Paradisical.
5. Hardware, Stand Pat, Fidelis.
6. Jirasol II, Dancing Cloud, Long
Bit.
7. Old Judge, Big Show, Ahmed.
8. Flayen, Banderlog, Flying Dere.
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At Houston

One Best: Indian Salute.
l. Flagbearer, Irish Wake, Whizz
James.
2. Baby Wrack, Vicki, Enro.
3. Play Sickle, Borsodi, Miss Ger
tificate.
4. RIarooned, Can't Remember
Chinese Empress.
5. Wise Player, Hasty Glance,
Cross Ruff.
6. Indian Salute, Rip Van Wrinkle,
Our Count.
ty. ETAOI
7. Cav Cav, Al Neiman, Integ-
rity.
8. Southland, Mint De Mic, Jodh-
pur.
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9:30-Lets Dance-Benny Goodman. Ke
Murray and Xavier Cugat iNBC).
A. M
12:30-Barnev Rapps dance orchestra.
1:00-George Olsons dance orchestra.
l;30-Moon River, organ and poems.
2:00-Sign off
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SUNDAY

A. M
5:69-Tone pictures NBC).
7:SO-Church Forum-Rev. Harry Gran
s:oo-coast-to- Coast On a Bus NBc).
-Southernaires male quartet lNBC)
,9:30-Muslc and American Youth (NBC).
l0:00-Cadle Tabernacle choir.
10:3o-Samovar Serenade tNBCD:
11Oo-M MesLn G9dedy (N starring Sam
1l:30-Radio City Music Hall of the Air
I2:oo-NoonILu hour CwxYz.
12:3o-"Musical style Show" Flying
Dutchmen orchestra.
1:00-Jacob TarShlsh.
l:3o-Radio TheateT-Popular plays and
2:sO-Penthouse serenade with Don Mario
s:Oo-Father Coughlin-Radio League of
the Little Floyer (WJR).
4:3o-House by the side of the Road
5:Oo-showdown Review-Fred Jacky
Concert orchestra
5:30-The Iron Master.
6:00-Church on the Hill:
6:3o-Joe. Penner,, comedian: Ozzie Nell
sons orchestra.
tori Wilfred Pelietier orchestra
S:oO-Meiodious siken string-olga Al
bani, soprano; Charlie Preyin or
s:3o-Walter WincheH (NBC).
8:45-Unbroken MelodieS-orcheStra and
VocalStS.
s;Oo-Jane, Froman. contralto; Frank
9:30-One Mans Family NBCl.
10:O5-Over- the Rhine German band.
10 :30-Paul Whitemans dance orchestra.
11:00-Freddie Berrens dance orchestra
lNBCl.
-Midnight-Mark FiscEer's dance or
chestra.
12:S0-Moon River. organ and poems.
I.Ul-solg0
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Race Selections
En- Tom NOone
Copyright 5Y
MONIES SELECTIONS FOR TODAY

Days Best-JameS City.
Best LongshOt-Frederick.
Best Parlay-Southard and Bunty Ann.
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Race Entries
Today
AT FAIR GROUNDS

AT FAIR GROUNDS
F.rst Race $500. claiming 2-year-olds.
three tlr.onEsi .Creo.s Beauty, ~. Magic
100 Gift. ic9- Natalie Alice. 100. Fools
Polly. 100. CFercEcl. 100. Gloria Mercedes,
1l3. seven Co.ors. 100.
second Race $500. claiming. 5-year-olds
ana up. SIX flrlouEs --Nkleusa gon. lQt,
Ben Ci0l III, Ca-issa. 100 xPoia's F.ag
107. xDon carlos. lI2, XMaEna Mater. l0l.
Sautr l0s Noua. 100 DARK Thoughts.
los. Kiln Mcconnell. 100. Spoiled Boy
III. Theron III. Ac,aia. 1i2. Gin Buck.
los. NMlut Drift. l01. POllys Polly. ii2
Tr-d R1cs iss00- claininr. 4-vear-olds
and un- one mile - Cano,in, ll0. Sonihern
Beaurv. ill- Irotvooes NJ. Grand Noivode
1r1- Cotton Time l0I. All Calon- lNa.
Ia--le Iar. fl2. NBacs Step. I07: xLazv
MARY. lf-. NBarrrra Carum- 100 Pot An
MINI. ff0- Bad Ness il2. Cvnara. 107s
NIure BOURBON. i01. sun Eros. li2. Gold
IT'D. III. VISIONARY. III. Lucky Dan. il6.
Fourth Race $500. claiming: 3-vear-olds.
five and Oue-llI tuEl0uCsi- NbInfV Ann.
MS cos ll3. NLep.dus. 100. XBenedic-
tion- l05- Bcll1na- io7-
Firh Race $500. claiming. 4-year-olds
and up, t-i6 miiesi-David ". ia
u.ferli-E. 1o1. NShirlcv Nav. 9S: Knoll
land. l13. ballard. ll2. XDon TsskeT.
clpio. III. NLlAe Council. lot' NImeioa.
Sixth Race $500. handicap. 4-vesr-olds
md I'D. one mile a Brother. l06. fBl
SaCcraC. ll1- Lcarord. III. Testing. llfs
tB Ht and Run. us. "A By Gracious. 90,
Uaurrlrss Mse- 100
tAI-E- r Bradley entry.
t8f-Lc-c-llcr entry.
Seventh Race ,s5o0. claiming. 4-vear-
olds and up. 1 lilo miles, Two BrOonis.
1lt- Brass Buttons. l06. XBokie B. 100.
Ned o. li6. XIambalava. ll3. Justa ShelS.
us. NBrO1dway Lights. l01. NPu.ls. los,
Duaiouo. lis.
Echth Race $500. claiming. 4-year-
n'ds and up- -ue milet-Cantercn. III.
Carus Clarus llc. Nanny u. los. xSlip-
knot. zoos BT.Elr Wine. 105. Patricia c.
100. Whistle DICK. 100. BaCCataWay. 10.
NOur Pride. 1C1- XPrccCclous. 1O7. Trau-
marne- 10. Lcmmern. ll2- Guifelsno.
111. XSccUv Gal. 100. StabillZer. 1l2.
NMlrCeler. lo1. More Power. ll2-
Ninth Race Substitute, $500. claiming;
5-year-o.cs and Up. malceus- fu-lonEsi
Sea Lassie. los. RlCamit. ll6. Bessie
Biges. lo5- Bunny c. los Harry p. no.
Refused. u.s. DoCcurine. 10. Cav Granite.
1fa- LCCEr0crat. lis. Goodyear. IFS.
Mtcrt Surprise. no. Sister Ike. ll3. Hot
Flash. lH5, Hustlng Time. los.
N-ArrrcLtiCe allowance claimed
weather. clear. track fast
Horses listed in order Of post positions
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At Tropical PARK
One Best-James City
l. Frederick, Mad Beth, Erebus.
2. Chicle Ship, Sun Reverse, Gay
Music.
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FIRST Race $500. claiming; 5-vear-olcS
enc ur- i've end cuf-nat turlonCs -
Marv..,c1- los s.aEoearer. rs; Thistle
Pence IA xITish WaSc. ia. -xDominsnt
star lll saxon Queen. 100. Mss CnicrQ.
Noth. ITO. xAfaeartic. 40. Pharlera. I06-
second Race lssC0- claiming. 4-vear-olds
ard ur. one mile '-XSlr Dean io6. NSpan-
NyacS. Iti- NErro. los. xTruxton. io6.
- ~ lle NNick.is lol; raInSi2ose w I.
WracS. l1l. FomnaTagon. III
Third Race $500 claiming; s-yesr-Olds;
ore mi,el-Cha-ie n lo6. Borsoci. u.
creme .wav- lo9- Morganmore. JOS. ZSon
sickle I1f- NBrli.laut Pal los NIrstcad.
1oI- B.ss- Eve. il5- Bind GUARDIAN lol
Si-ss Ger .acate- ioi-
Fo1rth Race $500. Tire Speed Handi-
rnu. 1-rcar-ClGs and I'D. I'VE tur.ones -
81 can henlsr Ss ,s- 49, 80 "a ~
tr Chinese Erlr-rss los. back Fence -lu-
tc NIarcored. 49, Ina Count, ioss a. Mr.
ios Nv DANDY. ios Rock X IA.
lr Mrs A. " C-afch entrF-
taiNI-s r T Flirpel entry
eel. .. Marks entFv-
F-eh Race $500 the. jim Hogs .Esndi-
CAP. g-vear-C.Gs. one mi-ef lnS.e HaEsh,
Ann. 15- Prurcus Genie. 100 Cross Run
lrl- Narwa-a lo' Eas-V GLANCE. Ia
Gov. s-a--r rn1 Maple Rlcca. 100.
ska Race tsrr01- the Houston Post
Ea-c.-lr. s-velr-olds and ups one alc
Cre-eiEhr miles Rip Van W.nS-e. lOs.
OR Cc1rt i17. Indian salute los. jimmy
Sl--o. l1l- .aL GARDEN Message. 10.
C.~usor e.- Dark Conquest. los.
taI j. Freedman cutrv-
seventh Race $500. claiming; Swear
clcs and ~. ore and Crc-siNtecrth miles
-EGrclrra. 1905 SAD knight. iii- War
Plane lll- NIC-eCr-fv. III NSeDa-cr Nike.
lc7- NA- Nc--l-. -ll- NCaw Cav. III.
Elrr-h Race $500 claiming 4-year-
ci1s ard -r. r-e ard -trce-siNrerfh milesl
-AM.rr ne Hfle 1905 FoXland Hall. los.
ILlr L1e. fH- Cnrrla.rv Queen lo-s
XS1cteclc Jos. Scl-1arc los Todhpur.
III Mlte LcEs. III. ReE-s PLAY. los,
&Sa- Pass ll- Mrlah lC3. NCu- Pal. 81
NArrrFEr-cc allowance claimed
Weather clear. sack. fast
Horses 4z-c1 Do Crler o. post positions.
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Second Evangelical-The Rev. F. G.
Wacnitz pastor Morning theme, Fin
during Temptation; night, The Kings
Highway"
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MONDAY

MONDAY
5:30-Top o. the Morning.
6:00-NationS Family Prayer hour.
615-Morning Devotion.
6:30-Buenos Dias.
745-Chandler Chats and organ.
7:00-Phil Cooks note book (NBC).
7:15-American Family Robinson.
7:30-Cheerio (NBC).
8OO-Joe Emerson. Hymns of all
Churches.
8:15-Home Loan talks.
8:20-Music by Divano.
830-Mail bag.
8:45-Morning houseWarmerS.
9:00-Jean Boaz, blues singer. and piano
9:15-Clara, Lu n En- (NBC).
9:30-Livestock reports.
9:40-News flashes.
9:45-Elliott Brock, violinst.
10 :00-University of Cincinnati talk.
10l5-Questions and Answers.
10:30-Melody mixers.
10 59-Time.
II O0-Mary Alcott blues singer.
II :15-River and market reports
IL :20-Livestock reports.
ii:3o-Natlonai Farm and Home hour
(NBC).
IL 30-Vrginia Lee and Sunshine CNBC).
10 45-Mark Fischers dance orchestra
1:00-Ohio School of the Air.
2Oo-Vic and SAGE (NBC).
215-Ma Perkins (NBC).
2:3o-"Dreams Come True with Barry
Mckinley (NBC).
2:45-Travel talk
3:Q0-Ticker notes.
3:iO-Eddie Birnbryer. tenor and &C
Gordon.
3:15-Betty and Bob, drama
33O-John Barker, baritone. and organ.
3:45-Life Of Mary Sothern.
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Englewood Christian-The Rev. c. A.
Trinkle- pastor Morning theme. HChe
Compulsion of New Testament Evargel-
ism; night, Wasted Talents"
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Roberts Park NJ. E.-The Rev. William
E. Bell pastor Morning theme What
Have We a Right to Expect From Our
Religion?"
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Beech Grove Christian-The Rev. Ed
ward T. Russell. pastor. Morning theme.
"Christs Call for Disciples: night.
varsity debate team from Butler Univer-
sitv will discuss collective BARGAINING -
and Prof. c. H Walters will speak.
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Woodruff Place Baptist-The Rev. L. c.
Trent, pastor. Morning theme. Room for
Jesus"
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st. Pauls Reformed-The Rev william
H Knierim. pastor. Morning theme, Ger
man, Strength for the Weary; morning
English theme, LIT Thine Eyes"
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Third Christian-The Rev william 2.
RothenberRer pastor. Morning theme
What Is Il All Aboutss" Night. The
Measure OF a Man"
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Trinity NJ. E.-The Rev. James r. Flanl.
gan. pastor. Morning theme. The Lamb
Slain Before the Foundation Of the
World: night. an evangelistic service.
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Northwood Christian-The Rev. r. Melyn
Thompson. pastor. Morning theme. The
Value Of q MarRin.n
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Hillside Christian-The Rev. Herbert j.
Wilson, pastor. Morning theme. "Paul's
Program of Christian Unity; night, The
Two Horns"
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Fourth Race $500: graded handicap; 3;
Meadows. Il2; Volta Maid. ITO; talWest
laIGolden Fate. ZIG. Taunton. ia. Rebel
Yell. 10. Don Guzman. ia
"a Sachsenmaier entry.
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Trinity Reformed-The Rev. William H.
Knlerim;. pastor. Morning theme. Curing
AnXietvh
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Troub Memorial Presbyterian-The Rev.
Lem L. Latham, pastor. Morning theme,
Scientific Prayer"
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Riverside Park NJ. E.-The Rev. H. j.
Kieser, pastor Morning theme The
Baptism of Jesus; night, THE Essential
Gift-Life."
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z. Miami Street Pilgrim Holiness Mission
The Rev. L. n. Trotter pastor. Bible
school. 2 D. m: the Rev. II. B. White
cotton will speak at $3.50.
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FIFTH Race-s2 900 added; the ROYAL
Palm Handicap: 3-year-Olos and up one
Fidelis. ll4. Sabuia. 1O6, stand Pat, l26;
Hardware %. Late Date. los: Moralist.
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At TROPICAL PARK

First Race $500: claiming; 3-year-olds
Nankm. 10: HymarQue los: Screen, ll5i
xErebus rs. ia xAierovech. 10: Moane
Kcala 10. xFredrlCk. us, Og4e. lUOi
xCoya. no. XWee Wink, 100, ARoyal
Duchess. los: xDsrk War. 10
"a Miss I. c. White and Miss NJ. White
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Second Race $500: maiden; 3-year-oIds;
flles. five and one-ha1 furlongsl The
Vogue. IFS. Ia Maple Fairy, lis; Eastern
ms. ClapwOrth. rs; Bve Bye Mary. ll5;
Sumadora. lis, Chlcle Ship. ll5. Bhghted
Tacv Montreal. rs: Diana S, lis; Carom
Gal. IS. Amusing. us; lalMaple Queen
lis.
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First United Presbyterian-The Rev.
Joseph A. Mears, pastor. Morning theme,
The Stewardship Of Life" by the pastor.
Maurice Ireland, and Prof. j. v. Shannon.