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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
FINALS CONTEST
PROVES THRILLER

Technical high school won the cham
plonship of the local sectional Of the
state high school basketball tourney
by defeating Shortridge, q to Is, at
Tomlinson hall Saturday night in one
OF the most sensational battles ever
fought in Indiana. The fact that Il was
the first time in the history of the school
that the Green and White ever won a
sectional meet made the victory all the
sweeter.
Long range bombardmeHt by Slaughter
and Griggs, forwards. in the closing
minutes of play, piled up the big count
be given as much credit for the victory
as any man on the team. The big truck
horse" of the east side aggregation was
in the fight every minute and 1t was he
who broke the 11-to-1 tie in Techs favor
in the second half and checked the ad
vance Of the Shortridge warriors, who
climbed up from under a 11-to-4 lead In
less time than 1t takes to tell it. Stevens,
forward, was the big gun of the Short
ridge army, his sensational shots keeping
that team in the running throughout the
contest
The large building was damned to the
roof with bowling, yelling, frenzied fans.
The crowd started pouring into the hall
at s O'Clock, two hours before the contest
was scheduled to open, and at $50 the
place resembled big sarGine can, packed
to the bursting point. At this time 1t was
necessary for the police to close the doors
fairly walking over one another to gain
an entrance. Hundreds Of true blue fans
who were unable to crowd through the
doors stood outside In the cold 10 get the
results of the contest, which were an,
nounced through window.
slaughter opened the scoring for Tech
with distance shot after four minutes
Of play; Caldwell evened the count for
Shortridge from under the basket.
slaughter and Drayer kept hitting the
basket for the Green and White when
ever they were given half chance.
and at the close of the first half Short
rldge was trailing seven points behind
and apparently without a chance in the
world
The performance of Hank" Stevens.
the lighting Blue and White forward,
in the second half of the game was SEN
sattonal. Shortly after the period opened
he Gagged clever shot from the field
and followed a few seconds with a foul
goal. The Shortridge followers went
wild moment later when he broke
away from the Tech guards and counted
twice more from the field, knotting tho
count, IL to II. Drayer broke the tie
in Techs favor with a shot from under
the basket, and the east siders held
the lead from that time until the gun
was fred. The Technical followers We're
given lot to shout about Just before
the contest closed, when Slaughter
tsriggs and Drayer registered four field
goals so fast that the scorers were kept
on the jump.
Tech and Shortridge had to battle hard
to win their semi-final round games from
Ben Davis and Broad Ripple, respec-
lively, Saturday afternoon. In the first
semi-hnal contest Ben Davis surprised
the fans by making Coach Black throw
Slaughter and Griggs, his star forwards.
into the fray to win after he had started
Van Arsdale and Nipper In their places.
Even with these two men in the game.
Tech had a tough time winning, and
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BOXING
GET
SET TO LEAVE
FOR FLORIDA
Rehg Latest to Sign Contract,
Completing Outfield-Her-
line First to Report.
FIRST WORKOUT FRIDAY

Catcher Butch Henline is the first
member of the Indianapolis baseball
squad to report for 1920 duty. The
young backstop reached the city to-.
day and drifted out to Washington paris
to tell Manager Hendricks he was In
shape to get down to hard work. Hen
line is a promising catcher, as his record
in the Three-I league last year dis
closes. he was sent there by the Tribe
and when the Three-I. season closed he
returned and finished out the A. A. sched-
ule with the Indians and gave plenty of
indications that he was ready for a
chance in Glass AA
Walter Rehg, outfelder. sent his
signed contract In today and he is ex-
pected to start in right field for the
Indians, where he played last season.
Rehg is a good hitter and rated b strong
Glass "A player whenever he gives seri-
Gus attention to fielding. The other out
helders, Callahan, Zwilling and Recruit
Sinners are under contract and viii re-
port here for the spring trip starting
early Wednesday morning.
With the exception Of O'Mara and
Smith the inheld Is lined up and Smith
is due here in time for the trip. His
contract reached him late and Manager
Hendricks is not anticipating trouble
over terms with the former Ciney Red.
Tex Covington's signed contract was re-
ceived Saturday. Schneider aud Wolf.
other inhelders, already had signed OF
the pitchers Crum, Murray, Terrell and
probably Rogge will depart with the
squad early Wednesday morning. Cayet,
the mainstay, viii go directly TO the st.
Petersburg camp from his Texas home.
Dick Gossett, mainstay backstop, al
ready has sent word that he viii be
here for the start.
The squad Will go the full route TO
st. Petersburg without changing cars.
passing through Cincinnati, Chattanooga
and Jacksonville. arriving at St Pc
tersburg at s D. m. Thursday. Then
at 10 O'Clock Friday morning Manager
Hendricks Will trot the athletes out on
the field for the first spring workout
President William c. Smith. Sr., and
Vice President William C. Smith, Jr.
will be ready to back up Hendricks fD
any deal be proposes.
News reached here today that Mana 60 4
Griffith Of the Washington Americana
has prepared g difficult St Patrick
day dish for the Indians in the way o
assigning Walter johnson, often reV
ferred 10 as the greatest pitcher in base
hall, TO hurl against them in an exhibi-
ton game at st. Petersburg. IT looks
as If the Tribe might lose that one, but
then It won't count in the A. A race.
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Finals Schedule
at BLOOMINGTON
THURSDAY. MARCH IL.

I'M hSDA4. mAhCh Ii.
10 a. m.-Jefferson of Lafayette VS..
Bloomington,
IL a. m.-Columbus VS.. Kokomo.
1 p. m.-Greencastle VS.. Martinsville.
o. m.-AngOla VS.. South Bend.
5 p. m.-Central of Evansville VS.. Spice
land.
p. Manchester VS.. Anderson.
; T. m.-Ioung America VS.. franklin.
Z 80 p. INFORMAL High of Terre
HaUte VS. Huntington.
$50 o. m.-Bedford VS.. Lebanon
FRIDAY. MARCH IL.
a. m.-Emerson of Gary vs.. veeders-
burg.
10a. m.-Hartford City VS.. Washington.
IL a. m.-Ridgeville VS.. Milroy.
o. m-Technical VS.. Kendallville.
p. m-Winner at 10 a. m. Thursday
VS.. winner at II a. m. Thursday.
p. m.-Winner at ] p. m. Thursday
vs.. winner at 2 .. m. Thursday.
p. m.-Winner at 3 p. m. Thursday
vs.. winner at p. m; Thursday
8 r. m-Winner at P. M. Ihursoay
VS. winner at Z 80 p. m. Thursday.
1880 p. m.-Winner at $3.50 P. IN. Thurs
day VS.. winner at 8 a. m. Friday.
80 o. m.-Wtnner at 10 a. m. Friday
VS.. winner at II a. m. Friday.
SATURDAY, MARCH 1s.
winner at p. IN. Friday.
10 a. m.-Wlnner at 8 T. m. Friday vs.
winner at p. m. Friday.
II D. m.--Winner at 5 .. NJ. Friday vs..
winner at Z 80 p. m.
Q. Winner at 8 80 p. m. Friday
VS.. winner at a. IN. Saturday.
p. m.-Winner at 10 a. m. Saturday
vs.. winner at II a. N. Saturday.
s D. m.-Winner at p. IN. Saturday VS..
winner at 8 p. m. Saturday.
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Technical
Special Sabbath
Dress for BrOlCns

This distinction of SUNDAY best
In wearing apparel finally has hit
baseball. Since the time that the first
Sunday game was played In the ma
Jor league the Sunday suit has not
differed one tOta from the suit which
the player wore each dag from Mon
day TO Saturday, inclusive. The idea
of having special suit for sunday
never got any serious attention until
last summer, when Phii Ball began
To consider the idea. Phil happened
to Eaxe on his ~. Louis Browns one
sunday and decided that the uniforms
did not nc his Idea Of sunday cieanli-
ness. Now he has sent In an order
for special set of uniforms for the
Browns to wear in all Sunday games
on their home grounds, and Manager
Jimmy Burke has been Informed that
the suits are for sunday only. The
Browns may finish far dosn In the
pennant chase. but they bid fair to
win honors rs the best dressed team
In the league. especially on Sundays.
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Sam Davis, local wrestler, Saturday de-
feated james Kafuros Of Louisville, Ky.
In five minutes in match at the 7. M
c. a. Kafuros outweighed Davis fifteen
pounds, but the indianapolis grappler
showed his superiority at all times. Tom
Velonis wrestled n ten minute draw with
Young Demetral of Chicago In the other
''Y'' bout of the evening. VeloDis was the
aggressor, however, and earned a close
decision by the fans. Demetral weigh
100 pounds and Velonis 1876 pounds.
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BILLIARDS

Playoff for the state three-cushiou bill
Hard title will get under way at the
Cooler parlor tonight when Curtis and
league and Sullivan are tied for the title
and Harry Cooler hopes to usher IN a
champion this week. After Curtis and
Sullivan play tonight. the loser will meet
league Tuesday night Then Wednes-
day night the winner of Monday nights
contest plays league. In the event one
Of the three wins a contest another
elimination will begin.
Percy Collins. national amateur balk-
line champion, Is expected i'm Indianapolis
In the next few weeks to play some Of the
local balkline talent. Collins recently
defeated McAndless In Boston for the
national title. He will go to New York
Philadelphia and Pittsburg before com
ing here.
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Edwards Starts Cyclists

NEW YORk, March S-Slow TINS
marked the start and early hours Of
the twenty eighth SIX day bicycle race
which started here last midnight, whsS
Gov Edward I. Edwards of New
sey fred the pistol that started fou
teams At the eighth hour all
We're tied at 1I2 miles laps, with So
sens leading. The record is $50 miles l.
laps made by Lawson and Drobach N
1911
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der Wilson and Hornberger in a specis1
nVe- game match, for the two man hon
ors OF the Printing Crafts league.
Colvin was the mainstay of the win
ming combination, getting a total of 9e3
pins, the biggest of the match. HeusIin
was there with enough wood to shoot
their total up to 1876. The losers got
1,773.
Hornberger's PA was the best One-game
score posted.
The National Autos hold frst pIace
In the Manufacturers league ranks.
lot of games ahead of the Marmons, their
nearest opponents.
Loyick and Patterson are tie for first
place on the individual average list
Each packs a 1873 record.
Stritt comes third with 1s1 and Cant
ner is second with $50.
COLLEGE GAMES SATURDAY.
Northwestern. 81; Indiana, So.
Michigan, 70 wisconsin, 10.
Chicago, ~; Minnesota, 16-
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LEWIS CARDED
WITH BASHAM

NEW YORK, March s.-Ted Lewis
will make a biz for the welterwelght
Championship of England In London
Marsh 10, when he meets John Basham,
present title holder, according to a letter
received by George Mcdonald English
promoter, who is here Nth Corp. Jack
Bloomfield. a welterweight be is cam
palgning for Jack Buttons crown.
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KoEHRrNG WINS Two-MILE.

CINCINNATI, March s.-The track
team from the University of Cincinnati
won the mid winter athletic carnival here
Saturday night under the auspices of the
Central Y. NJ. c. A. Ohio State university
was second. with the Indianapolis Ath-
letic and Canoe club third. Paul Koch
ring of the Indianapolis club finished first
In the twd-mile run and third In the mile
run. Rothrock, also Of the Hocsier club.
copied second place ia the shotput-
Frank Carton took the pole vault. with
vault of ten feet seven inches. The Hoo
siers got two frsts, one second and two
thirds in the meet.
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BASEBALL.
ORGANIZED BALL
ACTS ON BELOTT

TAMPA Fla, March s.-Presldent
Clark Griffith Of the Washington club
announced today the National commits
sion had ruled that no club associated
with organized baseball would be al
lowed to play the Belolt (Wis1 team.
The National commission. Griffith said,
took this action when the Washington
club complained that Player II. Char
hty had repudiated his agreement with
Washington to play on the Beloit team.
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'Y PentathlOn Swim

Kniptash was the winner Of the Y. II.
G. A. pentathion swimming meet at the
Y. NJ. c. A. Saturday. Eniptash's score
was $3.50 Fowler, who was second. with
2 ,e4S points, was In the lead until the
fifth event when he lost his command.
Eagles finished third. with 1850 points.
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SAINT SQUAD DEPARTS.

ST. PAUL. March s.-Ten pitchers ana
three catchers Of the st. Paul American
association baseball club left last nigh,
for Dawson Springs. Ky. to begin spring
training this week. Manager Mike KEEL
ley yesterday received telegram from
Fritz Coumbe, pitcher, formerly with the
Cleveland Americans saying he had
signed a contract with st. Paul
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REDS

MIAMI, Fla. March Shine mombcrs
OF the worlds champion Reds started
training OF o'clock this morning. The
rest Of the team, minus holiout HeinIe
Groh, was to arrive later in the day,
among them Walter Reuther, also not
yet signed to a contract and Jimmy
Ring. figured by Manager Moran 10 be
his head liner this season.
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Big Ten Basketball

GAMES THIS WEEE.
MONDAY.
Wisconsin VS.. Ohio State at Columbus.
Minnesota VS.. Michigan at Ann Arbor.
FRIDAY.
Chicago vs.. Wisconsin at Madison.
Indiana US. Michigan at Bloomington.
SATURDAY.
Michigan vs.. Ohio State at Columbus.
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IN rHIRrY-sEvEN YEATS.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March s.-More
Tits with the San Antonio Bronchos
have COVE over for q week. The cold
est March day here In thirty seven
years caused the Giants game yesterday
With the Texas leaguers 10 be called
off. For the rest Of the week oil ac-
tivity will be confined TO games within
the family
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TT. WORTH. TEX. s--when the mer-
urday night, the Sunday game with tho
FIT. Worth PRnthers was called of The
Browns heavy hitting regulars-Sisler,
Williams. Tobin and Jacobson--are al
ready smuggling the horsehide aroundlthe
800 mark
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LAFAYETTE T Wins

In the Y. N. c. 4. sectional basketball
tourney held at the local w. Saturday,
the Lafayette team was victorious In
its first clash, 1t defeated the Greensburg
FIVE, - to Il, and came back in the sec
ond scrap, defeating the indianapolis
~ Leaders, 81 TO 20.
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MACON, Ca, March SACK Coombs.
acting manager OF the Detroit Tigers
Just escaped Jail yesterday. He had
scheduled practice session for the Ben
gal tribe without knowing that Georgia
laws made this q penal ofense. Some
body tipped him OF In time and the
Tigers had day OF rest.
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shortridge de-.
DIAMOND DUST FROM DIXIE
kEEr FEET on GROUND.

is taxing no cbanrrs he tahooed an air.
plane trip for Walter johnson. All OF
the Washington regulars were due 20 re
Port today, with fun training 10 open
tomorrow.
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PHIT.LIEs.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, March s-with
practically all players on hand. the Phil
lies, tired and train sore, commenced
their spring "gruelling" at the Birming-
ham fair grounds today. Manager
Cravsth forthwith issued stringent train
ing orders.
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CARDINALS.

DALLAS, Tex, March s.-After en-
countering excellent weather mp 70 today
and having n wealth Of material with
which to work. Manager Branch Hickey
firmly believes the Cardinals will journey
into ST Louis on April ] a real pen
nant contender. Already two of the reg
ulars are In first class condition They
are Harold Janyrin and Marvin Goodwin.
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LYNCH BEATS o'CoNNELL.

PHILADELPHIA, March S-Joe
Lynch, the clever little New York fighter.
won from Joe D'Connell in the wind up
at the National A. c. Saturday in six
rounds that we're full OF ginger from the
tap OF the FIRST bell TIL the final gong.
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s. HIGH AZ Gus Clue.

Only a small squad of trap shooters
turned out for the weekly event at the
Indianapolis Gun club Saturday, because
Of the cold weather. II. Stutz and s.
Klein tied for first place with IS. and r.
Z. Remy. a close second. Arvin topped
the pros with IS.
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PASADENA. cal, March s.-The Chi
cago Cubs, with their wives aud camp
followers, were the guests yesterday OF
Owner William Wrlgiey, Jr. A dinner
was one feature of the days entertain
meut
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HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March g
Menoskey is the only outGelder In the
Red Sox training camp. Hooper, Hendryx
and Msrsans are the only others in
sight. Wally Schang hasn't arrived yet
and good catcherE are needed here.
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LAKE CHARLES, La, March s-The
Athletic regulars are being hard pressed
In their daily sessions with the rockies.
Most Of the pitching stan Is slowing
we'll "Tioga" Burns is the latest ar
rival In camp.
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Miller Higgins probably viii start his
Yankees IN their FIRST practice game to-
morrow. Cold weather SO far has set
the New 1orkers back several days on
their schedule
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BOXING
FEATURE BOUTS
ON THIS WEEK

NEW YORK. March s.-Two boxing
bouts az more or less national and In
ternational Importance are scheduled for
the present week. Tonight at Jersey City,
Johnny Dundee aud Willie Jackson, the
only boxer who ever knocked Dundee out
viii meet at the Arena A. c. in an eight
round bout that promises lots of action.
Friday night at Toledo, o., Jimmy Wilde.
the clever British hyweight, will defend
the worlds title against frankie Mason
OF Ft Wayne, Ind, who claims the Amer
lean hyweight title.
IL was slightly over three years ago
that Willie Jackson bobbed up from OBJ,
security at the Olympia A. A. In phiiadel-
phia and Knocked ont Dundee I'm the first
round. Since that bout the rivals have
met several times, bat Dundee has failed
to square accounts by knocking Jackson
cut aud the latter has been unable to re-
peat the performance that earned him a
reputation overnight. The feeling be
tween the two Is intense, however, and
both Will strive to deliver q soporifc
punch tonight.
Jimmie Wilde win have an opportunity
90 prove his class against an opponent Of
his own weight when he meets Mason.
Tho FIT. Wayne boxer is legitimate fly
weight and the articles of agreement
stipulate that he must make weight for
Wilde.
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HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March 8
Twenty pirates were en- route today TO
partake OF the strenuous training pro-
gram mapped ont by Manager Gibson.
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NEW ORLEANS. March s.-The Cleve-
land Spokes hung up a IL to O victory
over the New Orleans Pelicans In their
first game of the training season here
yesterday.
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JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March 2-Zaei,
wheat, Myers and Grimes were expected
to arrive here today aud 1il the Brook-
Ign squad to its quota
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RRAYEs

COLUMBUS. Ga, March S.-Looks Ike
the FIRST division for the Braves, accord
Ing to Manager Stallings, Owner Grant
and Coach DURey.
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CacdOck US. LelUis

NEW YORK, March S.--Earl Caddock
and Stranger Lewis have bean matched
70 meet In a fniSnA wrestling match at
Madison Square gsydon, Mafsh Is.
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Average number Of points per game,
disregarding fractions, follows Thorn
son. ~; Stevens, II; E. Harmeson, g.;
Slaughter, 8; Morris, z; Garrett, g;
Drayer, 4; VanArsdaIe, 4; Escol, 3;
Griggs, 8: Michencr, 3 Black, 2; Nipper,
.; Riley, .; Schmidt, .; Caldwell, !.
Here's how the first and second "alI-
city, teams would look composed Of the
ten leading point men in the sectional:
First Team. Second Team.
Slaughter TT. Forward -. .Griggs TT
Morris (BR) e.. Forward Thomson (S)
Garrett (BR) -. Center -. Michenor Isl
Stevens Isl ..... Guard ....... Escol ISL
Drayer (T) 49,. Guard ..... Black IT.
It will be recalled that right after the
holidays The Times basketball dopester
picked a mid season all-city FIVE" This
quint was composed of Slaughter, Nor
ris, Garrett, Stevens and Wertz.
Total points scored: Shortridge, % ;
Technical, So; Broad Ripple. 49, Man
ual, 8.
Morris of Broad Ripple was credited
with the longest shot for field goal in
the tourney. 1t was scored In the Rip
pie ShOrtridye game.
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probably would be singing the blues
today If Drayer had not registered twice
from the floor in the last half minute
out from behind an IL to 8 lead.
Shortridge led Broad Ripple, II to .
at the close of the first half, but came
close to being thumped in the second Pc
Rod. Norris and Garrett stepped TO the
'front.' for the Broad Ripple point getting
outfit In this period, while Robertson,
Schmidt and Osborne held down the
defensive jobs. The Shortridge athletes
failed to score in the second half until
the Ripple men had advanced the score TO
the 1O-l1 stage, Shortridge leading. 1t
was at this time that Stevens registered
the lone Blue and White marker for the
period and the victory which gave the
north siders the chance to meet Tech in
the night game.
Iinenn and summary Of local finals:
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Field goaIs-slaughter 8, Griggs 3,
Drayer 4, Stevens 8, Escoi 2. Caldwell.
Foul goals-Slaughter. Stevens 4. Referee
-Arbuckle. Umpire-Dekyne
Interesting statistics gathered on the
tournament play by Technical Short
ridge Broad Ripple and Manual follow:
Field FouI Total
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Broad Ripple (to). \
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shortridge 3D.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-05-28

When an energetic, hard working
man feels unduly tired, half sick,
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remedy is Prickly Ash Bitters. 1t is
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system. Price $1.25 per bottle. Oh
iver's Drug Store, Cobb's Corner
Drug Store and Red Star Drug Store,
special agents.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-05-28

-Pathe Photograph manufacturers
say to their agents, Make it strong;
guarantee every cabinet, motor and
the records; we will back up every
sale by our dealer" Gray & Dudley
Hdw. Co., State jobbers, say, "Our
reputation and responsibility is be-
hind every Pathe sold by the Pathe
Music Co., of Union City" Read
their weekly ads.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-05-28
Marriage Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylcr lnman
announce the marriage OF their
daughter, Ethel Lee, to Mr.. Spencer
c. Hall on Thursday, June 8, 1920,
at their residence, Cotton Plant,
Ark, at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Inman were formerly
residents of Troy and have a host
of friends in the county who will be
interested in the wedding.