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AT FAIR GROUND

First Race $500: claiming; Swear olds
House 10; xour Prince. lo2; xDoc Oster.
P Pa O io7 s0G sMacE 2' PAL N b. TSe N Ss[
lo7; xOlve SABBATH. 90; xWestys Twinkle
io2: xVee Eight io2; Worthwhile, ITO:
shine iOs; Papllote, io4, xTiger John
ios; kim Ned, lo5.
second Race $500. claiming; maiden q
stare, 1927 Josie @, i69 vitonina i09
Dorothy W, 100; Countess BE, lo9; CAL
culus, 1907; Prince Augie, liz; Florence
Say Murray, ia; House Warmer ll2;
Herbar, 1903; Silver Hsckle 100; Shadow
Graph. ll2; Guess, io9 Registerite. 100.
Third Race $500: claiming: s-year-olds
and up: six furlongsl Tough Umbria. IFS:
Bad Penny, ll2; .Thipdar. us; xThen
some ioa xTTn ,67 Eye 1911 Gh'ana
lis. xDezan. no Laughing TOT liz; Miss
HigsnL l04; xOddesa Nav. l04; Viper
III: Cain. us; Donna MCGEE. loe; Blue
Hour. liz; supremart, liz.
Fourth Race $500; claiming; a-year-
olds and up; 10 .milesl-Nafslyn, lo5;
fn s s aTs Lg9 os B 9s q BsBb Pang sa
Richard 1903; Cerveza, lo6; xJust Cap, lol.
Fifth Race $500; claiming; s-year dds
anu up one anu OnH-SlhteenIn Ulllebt-
Never Fade. ia; xSenator Nike. 1909: sun
circle Blaze. l0l; Footwork, 100: O!can.
l04; Erech, ia; Para Four, log, Bosopi,
100.
Sixth Race $500: claiming: 3-year-ods
and UP; six furlongs i-xNoYito 90: Hand
some Hal. 10; Little Duke. io4 xRishi
liz. xBald Crest. los. xExotude. 100.
Seventh Race $500: claiming: 3-year-
o0lds ard up; mile and seventy. yards -
Boy. liz; xTeeny Weeny. 1917: Cresta Rim.
Us; xPrince Han. los; Joe .Geary. 1l2;
xLoyal Louie. no. Happy Lad: l12; Dis
eobolus, lis: Game Annie, los: Lady Rock
ledge, i12; xBokie B., l07 xRockhurst ITO:
xBaigdora. lO7; xDonie, no. George. liz;
Blake. ll5.
Eighth Race Substitute; $500: claiming;
3-year-olds and up. FIVE and one-half fur
ongsl-.Magenta, 1903; Chianti no. Bark
Shot, Jos; xLittle Marcelle, SO; Dewhurst
Ito; Katherine r. SO: xMagna Mater 102;
Knowing Clouds 90; Imprimis, 1903; Sor-
Gerry, ITO; Sir Kai. Ito: Indefinite. 102:
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Because the average number of
baskets made from the field in five
games have been low, Indiana Cen
trail basketballers have been prac-
ticing to find the range
The Greyhounds are anxious to
avenge the defeat sustained at the
hands of Butler last year, and they
hope to spring some surprises on
the Bulldogs Saturday night.
One of the promising freshmen,
Joe Bohr, was not out for practice,
having injured his ankle in the
Huntington game. 1t is doubtful
whether he will be able to play this
week.
Central Normal is to open it's
season Thursday night against st.
Joseph College at Collegeville.
Probable starting lineup for Normal
will be Engelhart and Wilson, for
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Race Entries Tomorrow

gee. III; .Moonsan. 10; Royal Purchase,
l07: Corida. Iii.
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear. track fast.
Horses listed according to post positions.
AT HOUSTON
First Race $780, claiming; 3-year-olds
and up: Ave and one-half furlongs D-xMad
AIT los; Dorothy Hicks. lo7; Gray Don,
ITO: lie Bruyere ITO; xGalewsy. los; Stroll
Along. us: Sister vinie, io7:. xEmpress
Devil. los. xHigh Bottom, los: xMiss spec
tache. lo7; Greensboro. III; Morning Cry,
io7 xGold Sweep. los; xWestys Lady, lo2.
Second Race 5000; claiming 3-year-olds
snd DD ye an Eo9 9asah oa ZION o
Monastlc- 102; More Anon. ITO; xGypsie
Chief, lO5; xPlayaway. los; xTransen, io2;
Ann What lo7; Prose and Poetry. ITO: Ma
shoes, ITO; saractus. 10; Claremont. lis;
xInformal. lo2.
Third Race $500: claiming; 2-year-olds
tx Hsure 6 .S Jaha Wba IN ssse
l02. Sleep Along. l05; Spinning Memory.
lo9; Sir Boston, io5; Spinning Memory.
lue 1902. Mayotiv 102; Brigade B. lOs; Mid
Manners. l02; Handy Baggage 100; KIN LIS
SIC, 81, xWar President, 100; xRosy Doom.
Fourth Race 5000; claiming; 3-year-
olds and up; five and one-half furlongsl-
Sweepogan. 1o5; -Flickerry, los; xWstch-
erun, 1907 Vena Rock. 1O5 Rose Leonard
lo5; xBallywise,. 1903; saracen Maid, 100;
ZMarch Step. lo7; xLittle Mickey, io7;
M. Shaw. lo9: Badly, 1903; xRoyal Pride
LOT; xQuick, liz.
Fifth Race $4,000; Houston Press Handi-
cap; 2-year-olds; six furongsl -Honored
Sir, 30; Polish Beau. Il3;. Money Getter
l05; sound Advice, lis; Our. David, 100;
95; Cloud D Or 1902; Tickle Chance, IO8.
ta)Mrs. E. Oros entry.
Sixth Race (s7oO; claiming; 3-year-olds
Civilian 10; xGood cheer. los % The sing ing
e g5,. ~; Homer L. III; xRenaissance, 100;
II; xGood Politian, 1oS; Count Tetrarch
ll3; xFuli Tilt. lo3; xPolly Dear, 100;
Seventh Race $500; claiming; Swear
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wards; Roudebush, center, and Gull
lion and Morris, guards. All five
are lettermen.
Marty Peters and Don Elser,
Notre Dame football stars, today
joined the Irish basketball squad
They probably will see action
against Kalamazoo or st. Marys of
Wlnona, Mimi, in tomorrow nights
double header at South Bend.
Peters, co-captain with John
Ford, may be shifted to forward
from his center position of the last
two seasons. ElSer Is to work at
center. Both are feet inches tall.
The Oakland City College squad,
which won its first start at Ander-
son last week, drilled several hours
today in preparation for the Wabash
game in Charlottesville Saturday
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Silents Play Two
Contests on Road
Deaf School Meters to
Invade Lebanon.

/ (Reprinted From Late Times Yesterday
The Silent HooSiers of the State
School for the Deaf will play two
games on the road this weekend,
meeting Pinnen at Lebanon Friday
night and testing Sharpesviile High
School Saturday night.
Starting lineup for the locals will
be AyreS and Lee, forwards; Alpha,
! center; and Gall and Renner.
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night. Coach Orlo Miller Is expect
ed to start Stuckey and Phillips
forwards; Richardson, center, and
johnson and Wire, guards, against
the Cavemen.
Candidates for the Hanover Col
lege team went through their first
extended practice yesterday and
worked to develop a zone defense.
The Panther schedule probably
will not open before Dec. 10 when
Central Normal invades.
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CROWLEY WILL STAY

(Reprinted From Late Times Yesterday
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Jilrmy
Crowley, former member of Notre
Danes famed -Four Horsemen"
eleven, will continue as Fordham
football coach three more years.
The University announced that
Crowley had signed a new contract.
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LOUISIANA STATE AND
T. C. u. IN SUGAR GO

Reprinted From Late Times Yesterday
By Htfed Press
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 4.-Louisi-
ana State and Texas Christian Uni
versities. boasting two of the most
powerful teams in the country. will
meet in the second annual Sugar
Bowl football classic here New
Years Day.
Both teams were in-ted last
night and accepted immediately.
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ODDS and up; one mile)-Dunrock. III,
Owen Martinez, lis; xWeedidit, io7; Luna
Bright, li3: xPrintemps 1903; xLemon. III;
ZLasalie los; xCol Hatfield. III; xJean
Brown l0s; Bostonian Gal, lob; Fabulous,
III; Royal Rover. liz, xFoolhardy. los;
Eighth Race $500; claiming: 3-year odds
and up; one and three sixteenth miles
Mardromel i02 xBalsncer i04; XLee
L,SsHoon; s6; Try 1t. 100; Distress Signal,
4os xBaoy Wrack. i08 xQuiver, loi.
xApprentice allowance Claimed
weather, clear track fast
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4. March Step, Saracen Maid,
Quick.
5. Tickle Chance, Polish Beau,
Sound Advice.
6. Renaissance, Homer L., Dark
Mist.
7. Owen Martinez, Dunrock, Col.
Hatfield.
8. Culver, Baby Wrack, Lee Laf-
foon.
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Third Race 1890; claiming: 3-year-old.
and up about seven furlongs1-Harm OAK
I9s; Caterer. 1917; ,spero; l0o; Altus Nuba
~; xsIrnndrops lo5; Penang, lO7; Sin
Idle Worker, no. Star Queen. l04: Auburn.
dale, Ill; xApathy, los; Most Always, l07
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Fourth Race 5000; maidens; 3-year-olds
and up; Charlestown Course -Stepee, iO9:
Elese ll3; Counsellor Billy. Ifs: Gee
Sharp. 1907 Find Me, 100; Titan Ktddie,
1922 Heather Lassie. 1o9; Prince Turiey'
" Wrack Ace, 116; Motion, il6; Tiger
i09 Our Time, 109
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Second Race 5000; claiming; 2-year-olds;
f fN and one-half furlongs5 -Blacksweep
Lass, los; Otwsy 10; xPaul Junior. iI2:
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AT CHARI.FSTOwy

FIRST Race 1890; claiming: all ages;
about Ave furlongsl--Aena. ia; Pro.
xxclear Knight. ll2; xAga Ray IFS Sunny
susan, ia: In High III; Adriatic, III
Little Wing. ia Lady Buck, ia Pollos
On, III; xSea Finn, i08; Falmouth Belle
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Seventh Race 1890: claiming; a-year.
olds and up; one and one-eighth milel-
Cake. ia; Bay Wrack, ia: Irish vote ia;
Sieve Iron, ia; Recital, liz; xKingbrd
l09; Mages Fellow, ia; Or, Trial ia
Porphry. Ia; Cesar Toro, 109 Posi- Bri-
gade. ia.
Weather, clear; track. fast.
XTApprentlce allowance claimed.
Horses listed inorder of post nnsitinn
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BUILDING PERMITS

Joseph Feicninann, 1857 Park. repairs.
John Binder, 1881 Madison, repairs. $500.
Dr.. z. D. Alexander. 1880 Boulevard, res
pairs, $500
Mae Vickery. 1907 Kenwood. garage, $3.50,
T. NJ: Reynolds. so Meridian-pl, oil burn
err 500.
Harry Higbee. 77s e s7th. oil burner.
500.
Richard Hill, eo55 Park. oil burner, sTDo.
Charles r. Fedemann. IS z. sand. new
residence, sig, 500
Associated Service Co.. 1870 Kentucky.
tank installation $1,000.
George Stout, 3s2s winthrop. furnace,
Motor Co.. 1919 n Meridian. wire
- Plow Co. ais .. senate.
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Fifth Race $1,000; claiming: 3-year-olds
ana up one and one-sixteenth mile5w
Alice AIS , BYRD, lo7; Little Argo. l12; TEMPO,
!i4: VIVA Pete. ITO: Dearzin 10; xLotta
Airs. 100; Latiyich, III.
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Real Silk Girls oppose Ell Lily Girls at
the South Side Turner's gym to-
night at 1880. The Real Silkers also are
pisylng IN the Sunday League at the Dear
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AT FAIR GROUNDS
One Best--Rishi.
/. Pent House, Defer, Wee Eight
2. Sycorax, Stare, Silver Hackle.
8. Blue Hour, Supremart, Chana
4. Son Richard, Broadway Lights,
Nasslyn.
5. Never Fade, Erech, Senator
Mike.
6. Rishi, Bald Crest, Exclude.
7. Discobolus, Cresta Run, Lady
Rockledge.
8. Sir Kai, Sorcery, Imprinis.
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Sixth Race $780, claiming; flllies and
sixteenth. mile)-Only Foolir. los: Red
Label La. los: River Rose, lo9; Miss cyllene,
Monedy los; Bungalow III SM Siss ca lte.
Ian. d06 Brown Wren. Ill; xHot Griddle,
Ig4; Flageolet' Ill; Justa Glow. los: Never
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to call Templin at Drexel 52S7 regarding
the Boys Club game scheduled for Friday
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AT CHARLESTOWN-

AT CHARLESTOWN-
One Best-Aga Ray
/. Aga Ray, In High, Aella.
2. Paul Junior, Scout On, Strophe.
3. Sundrops, Apathy, Star Queen.
4. Stepee, Count Adrin, Wrack
Ace.
5. Viva Pete, Lativich, TEMPO.
g. Red Label, Miss Catalan. Hot
Griddle.
7. Hot Cake, Dark Ayr, Post Bri-
gade.
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,Plainheld Commercials are TO entertatn
msooresville Sunday at and play the Silent
Stats at 3. The Clayton Cardinals and
r,o-cSsifh. FoInt are 70 clash in the Com
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
College Gyms ResOund to
Din of Tune-up Drills
Greyhounds Brush Up on Basket Snpng Central Normal
and st. Joe Prepare to Square Off.

gyms ping
of basketbas backboards varsity
tets
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Deaths

noma "'Si-
Elsie Cecilia McKenna. months at 24ss
N. Olney, lobar pneumonia
Leslie jeffrey. ~. at 234o College, ritrsl
Josephine Brandon. go. at City. acct
Edward schmitt. u.s. at SOL Central
Chronic n1yocarditis.
nights
Florence N. Heming. a. at 1913 N. JEFF
ferson. pulmonary tuberculosis
Eva Monroe, 90. az 10 n Belle vieu-pl.
angina pectoris.
John N Cline, So at 52s z New York.
Chronic myocaEditis
william J. Goldman. 40. at City. acct
| dental.
John Eastridse. 3. at Riley. influential
meningitis.
Charles Gilreath. 81. at City. meningo-
| coccic -aenir gifts.
John McClurg. 70, at 5lo6 n Capitol.
| cardlo vascular renal disease.
Eononia H. Huntington. g. at Method
| ist, arteriosclerosis.
Lilly N. McGahey. 40. 2s47 Central. car.
i cinOUa
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AT HOUSTON

AT HOUSTON
One Best-La Junta White.
/. Stroll Along, Greensboro, High
Bottom.
2. Overshoes, 10, Gypsie Chief.
8. La Junta White, Handy Bag
gage, Rosy Doom.
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Race Selections
By Tom Noone
by United
MONIES SELECTIONS FOR TODAY
By Tom Noone

One Best-Rishi.
Best Longshot-Sycorax
Best Parlay-Quiver and Never Fade.
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guards. Martin and Hendrix also
are likely to see action.
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Births
Girls

Girls
John. Jeneva Davidson 44s w 29th.
Wade Fern stiles, SO S. Tuxedo.
George, Anna Gray IS N Tempie
Alyeres, Heller. Harris, 1889 s. Belmont.
gaylord Louise Knox. 1925 n Oxford
asher Ruby Mitchell. Community.
Boys
Marley. Elsie Wengert, 2il3 Gent.
Richard, Lucille Glass 243 Eastern
Ernest. Louise Raker. 1924 Linden.
CHESTER. Mary Inflow, 1881 Barrett
:, CHARLES. Virginia Osteriand, i0i4 8. Ma.
Oliver. Aleda Montgomery. 235 w. Morris.
Fred, Grace Kellarn. Coleman,
GIen. Mary Bixler. alta Station
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xMiss Envy 1906: Margie Lou. lo7; Minto-
gee. III: Moonssn. 10; Royal Purchase,
l07 Corida. Iii.
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather, clear. track, fast.
Horses listed according to post positions.
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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

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.o incorrect INC addresses frequently are xiyen
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Sixth Race 5000: claiming: 3-vear-olds
and UP: six furlongs, -xNogto. 90; Hand
some Hal. 10; Little Duke. i04 xRishi.
liz. xBald Crest. los. xEXotude. 100.
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Seventh Race $500; claiming: a-year
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Fifth Race $500; claiming: 3-year-o.ds
and up one and one-sixteenth miles,
Never Fade, ia; Ex-senator Nike 1909: Sun
circle Blaze. l0i; Footwork 100: O!can
l04: Erech, ia; Para Four, 1906 Bosopi,
The Omaha guide., 1935-06-22
MAN CAN TALK WITH GOD.
SAYS NOTED PSYCHOLOGIST

A new and revolutionary religious
teaching based entirely on the mis-
understood sayings Of the Galilean
Carpenter, and designed to show
how we may find, understand and
use the same identical power which
Jesus used in performing His So
called Miracles, is attracting world
wide attention to its founder, DR..
Frank B. Robinson, noted psycholo-
gist, author and ~ecturer.
"Psychiana," this new psychology
cal religion, believes and teaches
that it is today possible for every
normal human being, understanding
spiritual law as Christ understood
it, to duplicate every work that he
Carpenter of Galilee ever did-it be-
lieves and teaches that when HE
said, "the things that I do shall We
do also" He meant what He said
and meant it literally to all man
kind, through all the ages.
DR.. Robinson has prepared a 5000
word treatise on "Psychiana," in
The Omaha guide., 1935-06-22
WILLING WORKERS CLUB.

The Willing Workers Club of the
Metropolitan Church met in the home
of Mrs. G. Mayberry, 2422 Erskine
Street, Wednesday evening, June
18th, with president Mrs. Mayberry,
in the chair. There were thirteen
members present, and five visitors .
We also, had with US our pianist, Mr..
Willie Kyles, who IS back with the
club after a trip out of the city
Many beautiful numbers were sung
by u pastor, Rev. Johnson, with Mr.
Kyles at the piano.
Mrs. Sue Johnson was hostess to a
dainty luncheon. Covers were laid
for fifteen. A lovely fried chicken
dinner, with potatoes, cabbage slaw
with pineapple dressing, Jell-o and
whipped cream with cake was
served.
Rev. Johnson was our guest. Mrs.
Forrest and Mrs. Taylor will be
hostesses at the next luncheon. You
are welcome to lunch with the club.
Mrs. Gertrude Mayberry, President
Mrs. Villa Warner, Reporter
The Omaha guide., 1935-06-22
Dept. 1-R-6

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Former Slave, 90 Asks
to Be Made a Citizen

Lee Moore, SO, 1906 Eighth Ave
nue., Council Bluffs, an ex slave, ap-
piled for citizenship in Council
Bluffs Monday, June 18th.
According to reports, Moore was
brought to the United States in 1850
by Thomas Cook & Company. slave
importers, sold in New York and lat
er was taken to Charlotte, North
Carolina, as a personal servant to
Colonel Bailey Moore, whom he
served during the Civil War. Later
he was valet to another officer,
Vaughan Hendricks, and was with
him when Lee surrendered to Grant
at Appomatox.
The aged ex-slave, who came to
Council Bluffs in 1912, and since has
become a familiar figure about town,
perched atop a rickety junk wagon,
has always believed he is a citizen
by reason Of the congressional act
passed at the conclusion of the war,
whereby all soldiers automatically
were naturaliZed. Although he had
never tried to exercise his rights by
voting and only recently learned his
status when he applied for an old
age pension