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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18
SURGEONS DAUGHTER HELPS FATHER
SAVE WOUNDED AT FAMOUS BATTLE
WORKMAN WANTS
MORE RATIONS
In DINNER PAIL

That her husbands appetite has
increased since taking Pepgen to such
an extent that she Is compelled to
pack a larger noon-day lunch in
order to satisfy his hunger is the
assertion Of Mrs. Harry Martin, $50
Jefferson street, Indianapolis
A hearty eater has a heavy expense
to bear in these days of high costs,
but there is nothing that pays such
big dividends; for. as Mrs Martin
says, MY husband has gained four
pounds"
Mr.. Martin Is well known here. He
is one Of the trustees of the Electri-
cal Union and is at present en-
ployed at the Hibben- HOlweg Whole
sale Drug Company OF this city.
Continuing Mrs Martin says: 'Sev-
eral months age my husband had in
huenza. since which time he has suf-
fered a great deal with his stomach,
nerves and liver. Gas formed IN his
stomach. His nerves were in such
a condition that he couldn't sleep
soundly. owing TO his liver being
out Of order he had bad color.
"Pepeen has been crest benefit
to him He can now eat anything
he desires. DE has such a good ap-
petite that pack him a larger lunch
for his MONDAY meal His color
has cleared and his nerves are better.
NV husband has gained about foul
pounds In the three weeks that he
has been taking Pepgen-"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18

ANY person who sees mo now &oz41
scarcely believe that for ten ysazs
suffered with catarrh. I honestly bs@
Meve l wsuId still be suffering II fadz'a
taken Pepgen.
frequently my Nasal passages wOul0
stop up and then 1 could feel mucous
dropping down my throat. am told
this muous is very poisonous and VIII
affect every organ In the body. It 6naa~
IL affected my kidneys and bladder.
my kidneys became badly derangeda
] had pains in the small Of my back
My feet ana ankles swelled at times.
until could hardly bear the weight OF
ny body Nv bladder trouble was al-
most unbearable.
"Of course l was very nervous ana
couldn't sleep soundIy. Ny head buszed
and ny ears rang. My sister asked me
to try Pepgen, and as she recommended
1t so highly I tried it, with the result
t1het I am now feeling fine"
Mrs P1unkett is not the only person
who recommends Pepgen for ailments
Of the above nature. Scores tell how
It has relieved them from catarrhal ills
and the many symptims that catarrh
causes.
Get Pepgen at Henry J. Huder's drug
stores. Washington and Pennsylvanis
streets: also Illinois and MichigR
streets. or from any othsr f1rst-class
drug store anywhere.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18
BASEBALL WAR
is UNDER WAY
ON SOUTH SIDE
Merits and Tigers Assume
Scrappy Attitudes as Bell
Accepts Challenge.
DETAILS COMING LATER

1t took a long time to coax ''Grindy"
Bell, manager of the Indianapolis
Merits, out of his shell, but the deed
finally has been done.
The Merit boss stepped up yesterday
and let the world know that Jack Mas
sing, manager of the indianapolis Tigers,
is not going to get away with the chal-
lenges he has been firing at the Merits
lately without trotting ont ball club
that can do plenty of tricks.
A few days ago Massing issued a chal-
lenge to all south side teams for n
game or a series of games to decide the
Bell is the first manager TO take up
the fight and he says he is ready to meet
Massing and arrange a date for the open
ing battle Of the proposed little war.
They will probably get together this
week to pick a suitable diamond and ar
range other matters.
Bell says his team win be ready for
action any time after May 81.
Massing says his team is ready right
now and the sooner they get together
the better.
Bell win wager his clothes that his
club wins.
So win Massing bet his clothes and
sill that's in 'em.
Bell hints that Elmer Brown. former
big lea que hurler. will pitch for him.
Brown and throw In Ruth, Cobb. and
few others to boot If they want EN-.
The Merits and Tigers viii make q
pocket edition of the battlehelds OF
France out Of the diamond they clash
on.
1t looks like tough series for the
blue coats.
FAST indianapolis teams desiring
games with the Rushville Tail Lights
are requested to address John Comery-
Rushville Ind The Tail Lights de-
fested Andersonville, s to >, sunday.
Broad Ripple and the Cole Eight nine
will clash AZ Rroad Ripple Sunday. For
games with the Rippleiites address
James Osborn, Broad Ripple, Ind
The Indianapolis Specials are play
ing fast brand Of ball and would like
to book games with the best Independent
teams In the state. For further infor-
nation communicate with William Burke,
1912 Reisper street
HEM will do slab duty FOR the Mar
lon RambleTs Sunday when they face
the AieidOn club. The Ramblers de-
feated the Woodside Independents. t.
:. Sunday.
skaegs pitched a great game for the
Keyless Locks 81 haywood. but poor
support enabled the Grays 20 clip Oyor
IL to- victory The losing hurler
famed fourteen men and allowed only
1--WE hits
The Keystone A. c. and haywood
Grays have Cancelled their game with the
Indianapolis Stars.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18
FROM A WEAK TO
ASTRONG WOMAN
Mrs. ida sharpless Now En-
joys Doing Her
Homework.

when I started to take Pepgen I wns
Just about as weak as I could be, but
now I feel perfectly strong" says Mrs.
Ida sharpless, 80 Alexandria Apartments.
indianapolis.
"My early symptoms were little
stomach trouble which gradually ar
fected my entire system Then my liver
and kidneys became deranged For
three years I have suffered almost con-
stantly withou. relief l took many diff
terent kinds Of medicine, and recently ]
was told that l Yves beginning to have
hardening Of the lsyer.'
II was especially annoyed with gas
forming in my stomach after eating.
which caused 4 burning. gnawing sen.
sation. l know that nay liver was ont OF
order because my complexion was bad
and l had dark circles under my eyes.
Ny back often ached and ut such times
MY feet would swell
"rrhe first thing / noticed after taking
Pepgen was that my food digested
suffer afserward l recently ate fried
sreak and fried potatoes and they are
foods that had not touched for months
before.
The acid condition OF my stomach
seems to have been remedied. My com
plexion has cleared wonderfully. My
liver acts as 1t should Ny Kidneys are
not troubling NE at all. am so much
stronger that / can do my own house
work without feeling completely tired
BUT
II am certainly glad T. secommend
Pepgen.'
Pepgen can be obtaiped at Henry ].
Huder's drug stores, Washington and
Pennsylvania streets, also Illinois and
Michigan streets. and from any first
As~s drug gist anywhere. Advertisement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18
All Spain Mourns Death
Of Noted Bull Fighter

MADRID. May 1s-The famous torea-
dor Gallito. whose real name was lose
Ito Gomez. was killed Sunday night Of
Place DeTalavera as he was about 70
dispatch the 9th bnll Of the evening.
Gailtto lost HIS life when he Jumped
into the ring 20 save another tore0dor.
who was I'm n dangerous situation while
iFhtiag the bull.
The animal termed furiously on the
newcomer caught him In the stomach
with his horns and tossed him.
a boil fight carded 70 be held in
M drid Monday In connection with King
Aifonsoa birthday celebration. was
abandoned hecause 81 Gailito's death
Gallito was engaged 20 be married and
his laucee was present when he was
tossed by the bull. The dead toreador
was born In Seville aud leaves for
tune Of 5000 900 pesetas. earned ia the
bull ring.
Place DeTaIayera was an unlucky spot
yesterday for bull lighters. the picador.
Zur,to also meeting death In the same
ring from the second bun.
The killing OF Galifo caused deep emo
finn IN Spain. .he newspapers Of
Madrid printed the news IN special edi-
lions thereby breaking the rule forbid
ding publication between Sunday morn
ing and Monday evening
Thousands snatched the special edi-
tions from vendors, who sold them at
high prices.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18
she FEELS LIKE
A HAPPY DREAM
HAS COME TRUE
After Suffering Fifteen Years.
Ills Depart Almost
Over Night.

To suffer with nervous dyspepsia 10
fifteen years ana then be relieved a.
most over night would seem nke having
a happy dream come true This is tie
experience recently told by airs. W. B.
Powell Of Indianapolis in regsrds1D .hsw
Powens daughter is the wife Of a. prom
County Mrs. Powell says:
my daughter suffered from Stomach
trouble fer fifteen years. Eor ehrea
months before she took Pepenn Saaa
hadn't been able to eat anything bus
toasted bread and crackers. She dreads
ed to see night come. for she eouadua
sleep. She looked pale and haegaEd-
"Since taking Pepgen she feels like
different woman. She Is now eating
hearty meals and nothing seems 20 give
her indigestion. She told me the othex
day that she sleeps soundly st might
and arises in the morning feeling 70
freshed Fer appearance shews tAaa
she is much better.
"She told me that she had taken ewa
bottles Of Pepgen and that she has re-
Gently gained three pounds In weight.
She Is so enthusiastic about Pepssn that
she has persuaded her father to take
It, and want 30 say that it rs helping
him Also
Get Pepgen at Henry ]. Huder's drug
stores. Washington and Pennsylvania
streets; also Illinois and Michigan
streets, or from any other frst-claSs
druggist anywhere.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18
ARMY OLYMPIC
TRIAL MEET AT
Fl. HARRISON
Morning Alu Midnight Ath-
ietic Program Mapped Out
for Soldiers Tomorrow.
FINALS AT CAMP GRANT
BY CHARLIE LOGAN.

Approximately 1900 men will compete
in the United States army Olympic trials
for soldiers stationed at Fl Benjamin
Harrison tomorrow Iieut Bouve, di-
rector Of the meet. made this announce
ment today.
-.e program calls for the largest ath-
letic event ever staged in Indiana.
Events viii start at $50 O'Clock in the
morning and something viii be going
on every minute between that time and
midnight Tomorrow night.
The morning. program viii consist OF
a series of military stunts.
FULL LIST or
TRACK EVENTS
In the afteru Don the track meet win
be staged with the following events
carded: 10O-meter dash, 20O-meter dash,
400 meter dash, S00-meter run, 1900
meter run, 3.0t O-meter run, 5000 meter
run, shot put high jump; hop, step and
jump. broad jump. discus throw, javelin
throw. pole vault, broad jump. 400 meter
relay and 1000 meter relay.
Immediately after the conclusion of
the track prOgr am the boxing and wres-
ting tournama ats VIII open
There are Ell ght boxing classes and
five wZEstling classes at the fort and
Lieut.. 9ouve stated today thar there
probably will lie twenty boxing matches
aud .f1fteen WRESTLING bouts.
DAY GAMES IN
PARADE GROUNDS.
The foorning and afternoon games win
be stag ed on the parade grounds and
the boxing and wrestling cards are
scheduled at the large Knights Of Co
lumbus Int.
All mem stationed at Fl. Harrison are
eligible fol competition in the trials and
the winners viii be sent to Camp Grant
10 compete, in the finals of the central
department. which includes all army
posts in this section Of the country,
during the drst week of June.
The meet will be open to the public.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18
CITY HATCHERY
DRAWS ANGLERS
Seasons First Casting Tourney
at Riverside Sunday.
By OLIVER BAUs.

The biggest season in the history Of
the fish hatchery at Riverside is just
getting under Roadway. More than 800
large and small mouth black bass breed
ers will be placed on the nests in the
thirty-t three ponds this week.
In previous years only three ponds
we're used for breeding purposes. Not
only viii bass be raised, but crappie,
blue gill, perch and wall-eyed pike as
well.
For the lovers of the big outdoors the
hatchery grounds are unsurpassed as a
place to spend a quiet and enjoyable
day.
Just few minutes walk from River
side park one can find nesting in a
hollow the hatchery with an abundance
of refreshing cool shade and sparkling
spring water, which causes one to soon
forget the hot, beaten path of the city
such a short distance away.
Scientific angling is rapidly increasing
in favor as shown by the large and en-
thusisstic crowds gathering at the ponds
on Sunday.
pions are giving instructions to be
ginners free of charge. and be II said
that the champs had better look to theit
laurels from the showing some OF these
starters are making.
The first tournament of the season
will be held next sunday afternoon,
starting 1T O'Clock.
II Gustav Meyer continues shooting
the half ounce plug across the 100 foot
pond so easily be surely will cop the dis
lance event again this year.
The tournament sunday viii be han
dicap match In which the less expe-
rienced casters Will have a better chance
in competing with experts
These events are open 10 all. SO pack
up that old fishing grip Of yours and
come on ont.
All real sports viii now quit the chase
Of the fnny tribe. as all FISH viii be nest
ing from time until about June 10
then we say, Go get EN-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18
she GAINS FIVE
POUNDS QUICKLY
John Cox of Market Street Tells
How Pepgen Increased His
Wife's Weight.

MY wife was troubled with stomach.
liver and kidney trouble" says John
Cox, repairman, COS E. Market street,
indianapolis She could scarcely eat the
highest food without suffering intens Sc
misery Sometimes gas would form on
her stomach that pressed up against her
heart and made her short of breath
she grew so weak that she had to lie
down several times during the day, and
it was practically impossible for her to
do her homework.
Her Kidneys caused pain in her
back. she lost weight right along A
few days ago I went home from my
work and was surprised to see her eat
heartily OF fish at supper. Fish is some
thing she could not touch before taking
Pepgen. 1t was sure to bring on a spell
of Indigestion
"While my wife has taken Pepgen for
only a few weeks, she has already
gained Ave pounds. Her color is goo0
and she tells me that she feels better
In every way
81 am glad to recommend Pepgen and
know my wife joins me IN this en-
dorsement"
Pepgen has so much merit, it is so
splendid a tonic for stomach. digestion
Kidneys and liver, that Il has become q
household medicine. Pepgen is an up
builder, appetizer, invigorant and re-
vitalizer to relieve the weakness, Illness
and general depletion of the body force
resultant from the breaking down of the
digestive processes.
Eating food is not enough to supply
the body. Food taken into the stomach
must be rendered into blood, bone and
muscle. If the digestive organs are not
ready to perform their functions tn
food becomes waste, sours, ferinents and
creates poisons which are carried
throughout the Observation-Disclosures
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18
Shamrock Designer Says
He Believes She'll Do

CITY ISLAND. \. Y May 1S-Cbarles
E. Nicholson. designer OF Shamrock "
who arrived fro m England on the Maure-
tania Sunday, had his first thorough in
spsetiOn Monday OF the yacht with which
Sir Thomas Upton hopes to win the
Americas cup on Sandy Hook in July.
Nicholson stated he was satisfied with
the way his plans had been carried out
He suggested one OF two minor altera-
tons. In the main work viii continue
along lines already mapped out by the
Enelishman.
IF were designing a cup boat today,
said Nicholson. undoubtedly she would
be different from Shamrock II. 1t is six
years since the craft was built.
I'VE have learned a great deal since
them. principally because aviation has
given Us a lot OF valuable data. / think
the designers OF all three cup boats
would do things differently today than
they did them in 1914"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18
LIVED ON ORANGE
JUICE FOR WEEKS
Mrs. Langenberg's Stomach Pos
lively Wouldn't Accept
Solid Food.

All through the years that Mrs. Ian
geaberg. 400 n Randolph street. Indi-
annapolis. suffered with dyspepsia she
hoped for the time when she would be
able TO partske heartily Of whatever she
desired. Mrs. Langenberg Is a great
lover of fried potatoes, but she was
forced 10 foreSo that pleasure on account
Of indigestion.
For six years there was not a day
in which fsit exnctly right. My stom.
ach was almost always out Of order. and
II It wasa't my stomach 1t was my liver
or nerves When / ate anything that
disagreed with me hot, sour liquids
would come up into my mouth
Il had dizzy spells. Sometimes spots
would seam to hoat IN front Of ny eyes.
Ny nerves we're In a terrible condition.
Consequently I couldn't sleep soundly
at night. was very easily irritated.
Owing to the deranged state OF ny liver
I usually had 8 pain in nay right side,
and my color was fast beco ming mud
dy hue.
In the morning my mouth had bitter
taste-Just Ike I had been taking qui-
nine
MY husband saw Pepgen advertised
IN the newspapers anu huSBesteo tH@t
try It. 50 to please him obtained q
'bottle The nrst bottle helped me 50
much that took another. snd then an
other.
II now want to say that I can eat
anything I desire without having ind1-
gestion afterwards | have gained ten
pounds.
"oh, yes; for the three weeks before
started to take Pepgen lived on moth
ing but orange juice"
Those who wish to learn more Of Pep
gen may do so at Henry J. Huder's drug
stores, Washington and Pennsylvania
streets also Illinois and Michigan
streets, or from any other hrst-class
drug store anywhere.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18
PILOTS AWAIT
THE SUNSHINE.
LAP DRAWINGS
AGAIN DELAYED

The scheduled drawing OF lap numbers
BY donors Of lisp prizes for the next
Speedway race was postponed from Tues
day noon TO "Wednesday at o'clock az
the indianapolis Chamber Of Commerce,
due 10 delay on the part Of some sub
scribers 10 send III their checks In time.
The sum Of $4,000 has been deposited
by the indianapolis Chamber Of Com
merce 10 the credit OF the lap prize TO
date with Si.e90 more required.
Subscribers who have as yet not sent
in taelk remltfances are requested TO do
so without delay IN order that The draw
ings for lap numbers and the printing
of Ian prize ecorcca rtls for the Speedway
program may proceed.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18
INDIANS MUST
FACE NORTHERN
MACHINES NEXT
Close at X. G.. Today, Loaf
Wednesday and Then Tackle
Millers Thursday.
BLUES ON TOP MONDAY

KANSAS CITY. No. May 1s.-Jack
Hendricks upset Indians were scheduled
to close with the Blues here today after
which they win invade the extreme
northern end of the circuit to meet the
fast going AIillers and the leading Saints
With the Tribe pitching staff cracked
the northern trip shows little but gloom
though it must be said that the Hoosiers
do much better just as the fans start
counting them ont, and If they repeat
this practice they may toss a few hooks
into the camps of CantillOn and Kelley
CAvET SLATED
FOR WINDUP.
The team win spend tomorrow on the
road between here and Minneapolis and
every effort was to be made today tC
grab the final game With the Blues.
Pug Cayet was slated TO pitch this
Afternoon. He defeated the X. c. outfit
Saturday and looked good to repeat II
his mates gave him few runs.
Manager Hendricks today was still try
ing to arrange a deal With the Blues for
Pitcher Herb Hail, either by trade OF
purchase.
Han has again consented to join the
Indians, # is said. and all that remains
to put the deal through is TO cGmpletC
arrangements with the Blues, who have
Hall ON reserve. Hall refused to join the
X C.s this spring and is employed IL
indianapolis.
The contest yesterday went to the
Rlues. to 4. Flaherty started on th'
mound for the Hoosiers. ana after his
mates gave him a lead he blew up IN
the fourth Murray relieved him, but
failed 10 cheek the locals.
PUT INDIANS
DOWN IN SEVENTH.
The Blues knotted the count at four
all In the fifth and then whaled out {
decisive victory In the seventh
ruero opened for Kansas City, hui
did not last. The Indians solved his
sIants and when he turned an ankle
tin running Manager Mccarthy de
cided to take no further chances an,
he called on Ames TO pitch. The veteran
responded by holding the Hoosiers.
Home runs were obtained by Smttt
for the Indians and Good and Brief TO
the locals smiths homer was a ter
rife drive into the center field hleacher'
aud was one Of the longest hits eve
made at the lOcsl park.
Manager Hendricks Is up In the ail
over the failure Of his pitching stan Z,
deliver and the entire team is hndin:
The road a hard one TO travel
The Tribesmen get the hits and runs
Tut the manner 10 which their twirler
are being bumped discOurag es every
thing they start.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18
Speedway Ticket Sale
Exceeding All Records

Theodore Z. Myers. secretary and gen
eral manager of the Indianapolis Motor
Speedway. announced today that the ad-
vance sale Of seats for the a00-mile race
on Monday, May 81 was by far the
largest in the history Of the local speed
way and every indication pointed 20 the
biggest crowd ever entertained by the
speed demons In the annual classic
The speedway Office on North Capitol
avenue is remaining open until o'clock
tickets
The crowd this year promises to be
more metropolitan than ever before, as
both bemispheres viii be ably repre-
spectators
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18
BRAKEMAN'S STORY
is WELL FOUNDED
Strong Evidence Shows Pepgen
Valuable for Stomach, Kid
ney and Liver Ills.

The published statements of many In
dianapolis people telling how they were
relieved By Pepgen are interesting. That
these stories are absolutely true is with
out a question of doubt, as the signed
statements Of those who gave them 400
on file
Burtis Hicks, s1a Emerson avenue, Ia
dianapoHs, is a brakeman in the Penn
sylvania yards. Mr.. Hicks says:
Il was troubled with gas and bloat-
ing. Ny liver was also out of order.
My complexion was OF a pasty color.
Ny back hurt me so bad that 1t made
my work at times very difficult
'S,nce taking Pepgen my stomach is
feeling fne. Ny back doesn't hurt me
IN the least. Ny liver acts regularly.
II sure do recommend Pepgen. / have
taken two bottles and have gained four
pounds during that time" --AdYertise-
ment-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18
GOLF
CENTENNIAL GOLF
MEET PLANNED

Indianapolis golfers VIII celebrate cen
tenniaI week with a golf tournament at
Riverside. South Grove and Elienberger.
under the auspices OF the centennial com
mittee on athletics and entertainment, ac-
cording to an announcement by Chairman
James Z Lowry.
Entries to the tourney viii be accepted
until June I, with the players registering
earlier getting the preference in starting
for the qualifying round. june 5. and
I are the dates set for the meet and the
entrants will be divided into three groups
to plav on the above mentioned courses.
There will be eighteen holes of medal
play each day.
An women golfers In the city are invit-
Cd to compete in the wornen's tournament
at South Grove June 8.
Valuable merchandise prizes have been
secured for the star performers in both
the ems and women's division Of the
meet
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18
Wet Grounds Handicap
Tennis Players Here

Two tennis Journeys we're scheduled to
open In Indianapolis today, after being
postponed yesterday on account OF rain,
but the chances for play on outside courts
were slim
The state intercollegiate net tourney
was to open at the Woodstock club and
the groundkeeper was working hard to
get the court in shape for the first battle,
scheduled ut > o'clock, but Cotton
Koehler, who IL running the event for
Butler college stated that play probably
would be postponed until tomorrow
Shortridge High schools annual meet
WAS to open on the Fall creek courts, but
there was little chance OF action before
tomorrow.