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The Washington herald., 1920-10-04
COMMENT AND SELECTIONS SCHOOL ELEVEN TO GET into ACTION This WEEK
New Season S Record
Set by F rank O'Rourke

Frank O'Rourke. the Washing
tons new shortstop, may have
bad arm, as many critics have
stated. but the fact remains that
Saturday he established a new
season record for shoTtstops in
the American League when he
had IL chances, accepting 13 OF
them.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-04
LAUREL SELECTIONS.
BY HIGHWAY.
One best-FuII Cry.

{ First Race-Wild Thoughts,
Chevalier. Pimlico.
Second Race-Full Cry, High
land Light, War Togs.
Third Rsce-Rubidium, Carpet
Sweeper. Chasseur.
Fourth Race-Herron. whitney
entry, Captain Hershler.
Fifth Race-Frank B. Trench
Mortar, The MacNab.
Sixth Race-Ima Frank, Smart
Guy, Bon Jour.
Seventh Race-Fizer. Rollick-
ing Airs. Napoli
The Washington herald., 1920-10-04
Macks Pass Goal

Philadelphia- Oct. 2.-The lovly
Athletics have finally passed their
goal. They have lost over 100
games, but Connie hopes TO win that
many next year.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-04
Minus Finger.

Danville. KY Oct S.-"Red"
Weaver, sll-Ameriean center in
1919, has returned 70 Centre College
minus one finger. He is playing
just as good as ever, however.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-04

for kings ransom. You have the
answer in your lily white mitt. yes,
and don't forget that dough is one
thing that won't grow there.
All right, sir: This is the clock
ers' special. Lamp the chatter they
append List: This maverick has
been burning up the track in recent
morning trials. The most recent of
these is as fellows: % 2-5, 81 As,
ts we'll in hand. Further comment
is unnecessary.
The xxx special from Laurel for
Monday afternoon is Carpet Sweeper.
Now he has been doing all that
could be asked of him in private
trials, and iaasmuch as the stable
loves a price, l suggest that you
get yours. The Whitney entry
in the fourth is the cleckers' best
bet. Down at Death Valley the big
cush getter is Sway. From the man
ner in which this bird is slipped
to me one would take it that the
race is already in" whatever
that is.
Best Bet of the Dayi
WHITNEY ENTRY-LaureI.
Best Take-a-Chanee Bets
KING GEORGE
Best PnrIayG
JOHN o.. GOSSIP AVENUE, CAR
PET SwEEPER-A PLACE.
LAToNIA SELECTIONS.
First Raee-High Gear, sandbed,
COckroach.
Second R.ce-sImon-Ette. Jake
Field, Tulsa.
Third Race-BIack Thong, Pirate
MeGee, Airdrie.
Fourth Race-CoEette, Pongee, Ci-
gale
Fifth R.ce-sway. Twin, John o.
sixth Race-GossIp Avenue, Bet
tina. MIllersburg.
seventh Rsce-HocnIr. Mab,PIenty,
Best Bet-BInck Thong.
First Race-wnd Thoughts, Chew
alier, Ssca Jane.
Second Race-wsr Togs, Man o.
the Hour, Oyermatch.
Third Rzce-Carpct Sweeper, Chas-
seur, Rubidium.
Fourth Rnce-whitney Entry, ST.
rem Maid. Heron.
Fifth Rsee-Trench Mortar, King
George, The McNnb.
sixth Rsce-Ross Entry, Louise ",
Bonjeur.
Seventh Race-sugar Mint, Ken
turky Boy, Fi4rr.
Best Bet-whftney Entry.
JAMAICA SELECTIONS.
First Race YeomanItc, Lady
Algy, Dewey Eve.
second Rsce-DOrcas, Jyntee, Ma
rie Antoinette.
Third Rsee-NaturaI Bridge, Al
bert A. RegressO.
Fourth Race-IdIe Dell, Dry Moon,
Nibrste.
Fifth Race-Dsrk Hill. Armistice,
Lovely.
sIth Race-Pontyprfdd. saIve.trn,
Different Eyes.
Best Bet-NatursI Bridge,
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Sir Barton's Earnings High.

In 1919 Sir Barton. which, in 1918.
had been a stable parasite. stepped
out as the great winner. His total
Of earnings was SsS,25O. Not only
The Washington herald., 1920-10-04

lsoW BIossom another
he old brine barrel She faster than
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-28
HAND Of EXPERT Turns BREAD
Dough into MOST DELICIOUS
Light BROWN FLUFFY LQAVES
Dominic Gary, With Gro
GERS Baking Co., Receives
New Inspiration.

Dominic Gary, baker with the Grocers
Baking Company OF this city, now has
a personal interest In the delicious light
brown, fluffy loaves he bakes.
When asked the reason for his renewed
efforts to produce the finest bread In tho
land he invariably answers. II guess
ITS because I enjoy good things to eat
myself. However, that was not always
the case, for I had very poor appe-
tite before l began taking Pepgen.'
Mr. Gary lives with his wife at COS n.
Pine st, indianapolis. and the pair are
happy in the knowledge that the hus-
hand has finally found tonic that Is
overcoming a poor health condition that
was rapidly growing to be serious
matter,
In Speaking OF the benefits derived
from the use Of Pepgen, Mr.. Gary says:
Il saw Pepgen highly recommended in
the newspapers. Hoping that I might
derive some of the benefits which others
freely claim to have received I obtained
bottle. Since taking. my food dlges:s
better and I am not troubled with those
terrible pains after eating. can tell
you, It has relieved me Of lot OF SUI
ierfng. | am very glad to recommend
Pepgen. In nv estimation Il is u grea:
medicine for the stOmach--it is simply
APPENDED. II you have any occasion to
use such a remedy. don't delay but give
1t an honest trial right away; it will
surprise you"
Pepgen. the great natural tonic, is &c
signed TO build mp tho muscular tissues
and soothe the mucous membranes. In
digestion, dyspepsia, backache, rheuma-
usm sleepiessness and hundred IDS
arising from weakness are often ban
ished by its use This is not a secret
remedy. Il contains only remedies OF
approved and recognized merit. All oil
the ingredients are carefully selected AMI
scientifically compounded By the special
Pepgen process.
PeDgen IS sold by Henry 7. Hudors
Drug stores, Washington aud Pennsyl-
vania streets, also Illinois aud Michigan
streets, and by other leading drug stores
everywhere. A trial viii convince you
that you have been missing much 10 not
having used this medicine to help restore
you 10 health.--Adv.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-28
PRIZE, SEEKING COOKS N
CAUSE Woe FOR EXPERTS
MECHANIC 5 wife
GAINS IN Weight

Mrs. L. K. Grove OF o1O East Twenty
second street, Indianapolis, recovering
from an attack Of influenza last winter,
found, as did many others. that there
are after effects not easily remedled.
For a long time her stomach had been
in a weakened condition and a nelghbor
recommended that she try Pepgen%
In telling her experience Mrs. Grove
says; MY left side ached all the time
and was very sore. was unable TO do
homework for at least a month, and I
had no appadte. Since taking Pepgeu I
have better appetite, sleep better and
my side irProved-it does not schs and
the soreness has Left me. have already
gained two pounds"
Mrs. Groves husband is a tool maker
with the National Motor Company. on
East Twenty second street not far from
their home. IT am willing to recon-
mend Pepgen," says Mrs. Grove, be
cause it certainly helped me in many
ways. am now able to do all my house
work ADV.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-28
strange Law IS
REVEALED AFTER
MANY Centuries

Nature has many strange laws which
the human family have been centuries
IN finding out. Some Of these laws are
o. a prohibitive character and we often
hear Of people who say they can not eat
certain things because of the condition
Of their stomachs.
Mrs Jennie Wallace. 1885 Cornell ave-s
nue., Indianapolis was denied the pleas
IRE Of eating many kinds OF fruits and
vegetables for three years. But since she
has been taking PepSen, nature has re
moved the cause Of her distress and now
she enjoys diet unsurpassed by any
body.
Mrs. Wallace is the wife OF the late
assistant manager Of the National Life
and Accident Insurance Company, with
Offices IN the Lemcke building on East
Market street. She says. For three years
1 suffered with stomach and liver trouble.
After eating [ would bloat and gas
would form in my stomach. I would
have sharp pains in my right side. To
matOes and all kinds OF fruit seemed TO
make me feel worse than other food.
friend recently recommended Pepgen to
me and I am now able to eat tomatoes
without any bad effect The medicine
has given me q good appetite, my food
digests well, and my general condition
greatly improved.
Il have recommended Pepgen TO
great many people I can also say that
my daughter Ruth, who is seventeen, took
Pepgen for indigestion and it greatly
benefited her.'-Adv.
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nurse LIFTS Ban
On RICHEST FOOD
Mrs. August P. Wacker Jr.
Tells Experience and
Gives Trustworthy
Advice.

Mrs. Augustus P Wacker, Jr., nurse.
2917 West Tenth street. indianapolis,
has long been an attendant upon the
sick, and she is therefore unusually we'll
qualified to- give advise relative to eat
ing.
Eat whatever you desire" is her
slogan nowadays. "No matter how rich
the food 1t can not hurt you if YOU take
Pepgeu," she says.
Mrs. Wackcr speakY from personal ez-
perience. She further states: Il had a
terrible case of indigestion. All Of my
food seemed to sour and ferment IN my
stomach As a consequence | had FIRE
quent headaches that throbbed and
panied until / thought the top of my.
head would split in two.
~ tried everything. l dieted. | grew
worse and worse. 1y stomach beeam&
so sorely affected that even bread and
butter would bring on a bad spell of in
digestion,
Il saw Pepgen advertised and decided
to try It. To my surprise | soon found
That I could eat whatever l desired and
10 trouble from indigestion afterwards.
after my delightful experience l am
telling all of my patients about Pepgep.
Many of them have tried it and coin
eide with me that it is splendid tonic.
Those who, wish to know more about
Pepeen may DO so at Henry J. Huder's
Drug stores Washington and Pennsyi-
-ania streets, Illinois and Michigan
street. and from all other frstclass drug
-tores.-Adv.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-28
WHEN A GIRL MARRIES
A NeUO Serial of Young Marrt ed Life
Rv ANN Isle,

belle of the ball and come UP here like
a sweet, little old-rashioned wife and
give us one more beautiful glimpse of
the Jimmies as they are"
There shot through my brain this
question: Can Betty be jealous of
Terry?"
But the thought went again, as Envy
lifted her eyes from Jim's face, and set
them on Betty's composed features with
a long look Of undisguised hatred.
Jim rose to greet me, a smile on his
lips. He took my hand in his and made
little laughing speech that gave me
my first moment of happiness In twenty
four hours.
Friends, behold the happy Jimmies
reunited. And now to the one dance
this game ankle of mine dares venture
in an evening-with my Princess Anne! !"
Quickly Envy darted about and flung
-her command to Neal:
And as Neal stood up, manful II re-
luctant-I saw Phoebes sweet little face
cloud over mistily like a rose in a
shower-Copyright 1920.
Ito be continued)
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CHAPTER CT.

CHAPTER CT.
Envy practically ordered the dinner.
She made the seating arrangements.
Jim was at the head of the table,
at the foot, and stretching between us
were Betty, Terry, Virginia, Sheldon at
one side and on the other Envy, Neal,
Phoebe and Tom. It looked natural
enough, but as I sat between Sheldon
Blake and Tom Mason 1 wondered why
Evvy had put her old friend Sheldon as
far from her as possible and had chosen
to place Neal on her right.
There was dancing in the big din
ing room behind US, and without even
waiting for their clans, Neal and Phoebe
ran in at the first note Of a fox-trot
and circled the room happily in each
others arms. 1 saw a quick fash of
glances between Betty and Terry, and
then the handsome English captain
leaned down the table and said coax
ingly:
Mrs. Jimmie-frst a toast to our
bride and groom-and then this very
dance with the bride herself, please"
Tom Mason replied for me. lifting his
glass high:
Wen rise to your toast. Capt. Wins
tOn-but the dance Is mine
Terry bowed gravely, and stood up
for the toast to Jim and me-.
Then there began a contest between
Terry and Tom Mason for the "honor"
of my society.
One side of me seemed to be standing
Off and wondering why the other side
Of me didn't enjoy this half-laughing,
half-serious competition for my dances.
But all Of me was a-tingle with aware
ness of the situation of which I was
part.
Neal was leaning over Phoebe so in
tently that he seemed almost like A
tragic young Romeo-but a Romeo with
all his boyishness gone.
Evvy, half turning her hack TO Neal
and bending toward Jim with an almost
audible call in her wide blue eyes; Betty.
grave and quiet-missing, perhaps,
Terry's usual devotion.
Virginia, cold and aloof, watching
Phoebe and Neal intently, almost un-
aware Of Sheldon's nearness, his impor-
tunate gIances. his ardor
There was a tension In the air Ike
the stiffness before summer storm
Then, up spoke Betty:
Anne, you two honeymooners have
bluffed long enough. Now I'm coming
down to get acquainted with Mr.. Mason
and you are going to. stop being the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-28

That even an expert, famed for her
ability to cook. Is not immune to stom-
ach trouble. Is demonstrated in the ex-
perencs Of Matte Lee Wehrley of Louis
vile.
Miss wehrley. who lives at oos South
sixth street has a wide reputation as
an authority in domestic science. She Is
the author Of many articles that have APP
pearcd in leading magazines on the sub
Ject OF southern cooking. She is also the
author of a book Of Handy Household
Hints and Recipes She has Travelled
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, from
the lakes to the gulf, giving lectures
and demonstrations Of cooking. az DO
nestle science schools. women's clubs and
fairs. Mise Webrley Is well known 10
many Indianapolis people,
Sho has frequently been Judge IN
cooking contests. which meant that she
would have TO sample the cooking Of
Tered by the various contestants And
Of a rule, wherever she went there were
plenty Of cooks who insisted upon her
tasting some OF their fnvorits dishes In
order to get her opinion of them. This
continual taking ot bites" hero and
there was bound to have harmful eff
feets. sooner or later. Miss Wehrley saysi
Symptoms of stomach trouble began
manifestinR themselves about year ago.
I had attacks Of Indigestion
color had lift my cheeks. My complex
ion became sallow. / lost my appetite
and began losing weight. 1 realized I
needed good tonic, SO got Pepgen.
"Pepgen relieved my Indigestion.
nm no longer affected by formation of
gas In my stomach. even when I eat foods
that are known 10 be difficult to digest
my appetite has increased wonder
fully. / have gained I'VE pounds in
weight.
MY complexion has cleared up and
nv cheeks have a healthy color. I am
feeling quite my natural self again.
al have very high opinion as to the
merits of Pepgen, and | shall be pleased
to recommend It whenever opportunity
presents itself"
Pepgen may be obtained at Henry J..
Huder's drug store or from any leading
drug store anywhere.--Adv.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-28
CORNELL AVENUE
WOMAN PASSES
A firm OPINION

IT thoroughly believe that Pepgen Is
as near to an ideal tonic as will ever
be discovered" says Mrs. B. E. McComb.
2oso Cornell avenue. Indianapolis.
This statement coming from Mrs. Nc
Comb bears q special significance as TO
Pepgen's merits, as she was In a very
rundown state of health when she
started to take It.
The McCombs are wen known here
hfr. MeComb has charge Of the fsed de-
partment of the Acme Evans Milling
Company on Blackford street. Before
her marriage Mrs. McComb was a book
keeper at the Model laundry on East
Ohio street. It was during her three
years Of service with this firm that
stomach trouble began to grow on her.
In relating her experience Mrs. Nc
Comb says; II srst learned of Pepgen
from my aunt, Mrs Edwards. who lives
on West Pratt street. She Endorsed 1t
80 highly that decided to try II.
II had stomach. kidney and bladder
trouble. Everything I ate caused gas
to form and my kidneys did not act
normal While I have taken Pepgen
only q short time am greatly relieved
am not annoyed with acid stomach and
can eat anything now without bad
after effects.
MY kidneys are acting normal and
believe It win only be little while
until I am an entirely well woman"
Pepgen is sold by Henry J. Huder's
Drug Stores, Washington and Pennsyl-
vanla streets. also Illinois and Michigan
streets, and by other leading drug stores
everywhere.--Ady,
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Wins FAVOR IN
WOMAN'S HEART
Mrs. r. E. Morris Has Rea-
son to Rejoice After
Using Pepgen.

The testimony of Mrs. Il. r. Morris,
s07 T. Fourteenth street indianapolis.
is most remarka bic in that she had been
a sufferer with stomach trouble for
twelve years, before she found relief in
the use of Pepeen.
Everything ate caused distress, -
she says For six or eight weeks at a
time there was not a day passed that
was free from terrible pain. Even
my complexion became affected. ! had
q sallow look and sometimes I woGl1
feel SO badly I thought | was going 10
die"
The family of Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.
is agent for the Clover Leaf Insurance
Co, and has an office in the K. OF T.
Building.
II tried so many medicines without
avail that | was completely discoar-
aged" continues Mrs. Morris in her dis
coarse about the benefits she received
from Pepgen. Recently I have been
reading the Pepgen aus in the Indian
apolis papers very carefully; finally !
decided to try It, | have taken Pepgei
slider myself about free from stomacn
trouble THIS seems remarkable to ne.
Ny complexion has cleared. Altogether
/ feel greatly Indebted to Pepgen,. anu
therefore I most gladly recommend tbs
remedy to other sufferers"
Everywhere the most prominent people
will give testimony IN praise OF Top
gen out of gratitude for the relief that
Pepgen brings. and because they believe
il Is their duty to do so.
1t Is the huma unitarian spirit To help
Tho "other fellow" IL you can. that Is
the first thought Of many men and
women who voluntarily tell what PepEen
has done for them.
Hundreds of thousands have found &
an ideal tonic. tissue builder unf
strength make.~ II reaches ills OF the
stomach, kidney and liver and the COM
Inon malajics Of the day-the strength
sapplng lethargy creating ailments that
get your nerve whether you be meT-
Chant or artisan, employer or employe,
man or woman.--Ady.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-28
Pure CASCARA IS
AFINE LAXATIVE.
Efficiency Is Largely In
creased by the Addition
of SIENNA Leaves.

Thers IS probably no better fsxatra
known than pure caseara. but cascarAg
alone will not always relieve an aggra-
waited case Of constipation.
SIENNA leaves have been used from TINA
immemorial to relieve a congested condt-i
ton of the bowels and never yet has any,
thing been discovered to surpass their
effects. But SIENNA leaves alone, like cas-
cara alone. will not always answer the
problem. To get besE results SIENNA
leaves and cascara should be mixed a
little dose of each is like two small horses
pulling together IN the same direcdona
they always out-pull one large horse or
equal weight.
To get right proportions Of each In.
gredient requires chemists skill, oqe
you can obtain tablets, ALREADY prepared
under the name of Pepgen Laxative TABS,
lets at Huder's Drug stores, or any othsz
first class drug store.
When constipated It Is good idea -
take Pepgen Laxative Tablets in conney~
ton with Pepgen Tonic. The tablets
keep the bowels open, while the tonaa
acts MS general builder, furnishing
strength through the liver. stomach and
bloed.--Adv.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-28
Tried to Teach Kids
to Dress With w hip

KANSAS CITY, Kas., July 2s.-It
cost Mrs. J. o. Broy1es a hundred dol
lar fine to beat her two small step
children with a razor strap because
they failed to learn to dress themselves"
Brought before Judge Herrod in the
municipal court, the children, three
year-old boy and a four-year-o old girl,
exhibited bruises.
The boys legs were a mass OF bruises
The little girl was cut over one eye
Mrs Broyles was arresed by q welfare
officer on complaint of neighbors.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-28
A Free Prescription You Can Have Filled
and Use at Home

Free Prescription You Can Have Filled
and Use at Home
Philadelphia, Pa. Do you wear glasses
Are you a victim Of eye strain or other
eve Weaknesses II so. you will be glad
10 know that according to DR.. Lewis
there is real hope for you. Many whose
eyes were failing say they have had their
eyes restored through the principle OF
this wonderful free prescription. One man
says, after trying IT; Il was almost
can read every thing without any
glasses and my eyes do not water any
more. At night they would pain me
dreadfully; now they feel fine all the
time. It was like miracle TO me-" A
lady who used 1t says; THE atmosphere
seemed hazy with or without glasses,
but after using this prescription for hf-
teen days everything seems clear. can
even read fine print without glasses" It
is believed that thousands who wear
glasses can now discard them In a rea-
sonable time and multitudes more will
be able to strengthen their eyes so as to
be spared the trouble and expense of
ever getting glasses. Eye troubles of
many descriptions may be wonderfully
benefited by following the simple rules.
Here is the prescription Go to any active
drug store and get a bottle OF Bon Optic
tablets. Drop one Bon-opto tablet in a
fourth OF a glass of water and allow to
dissolve. With this liquid battle the eyes
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-28
COLUMBIA AVE.
list Continues
TOGROW BIGGER
Mrs. Lille Crouch Adds
Her Name to Scores of
Pepgen Boosters Who
Live on Prominent
Street.

IT was unable TO eat a hearty meal
says Mrs. Lille Crouch, e107 Columbia
avenue, Indianapolis, and I was also
nervous. I tried q great many different
patent medicines and 1 thought when I
bought the first bottle OF Pepgen, Is was
money fooled away. But l soon found
out ditrerently-I began TO improve l
have now taken several bottles and can
truthfully say I can eat all kinds OF 1oed
and as much as I want without any dis
treSA
II sleep Ans ana my nerves are nucA
stronger. In fact, feel better In great
many wars"
Thousands Of people know how II feels
to be half sick and how much better they
can work when they are we'll. Work -
3 drudgery when the body IS attacked
By Ills Indigeshon, b1oattns, gas fcTnaa-
lions after meals make ron very nervous,
Yeu can not Aeep as night and grow
haggard-loodng. Pains in the stomach.
headache, dizziness and constipation ada
to your discomfort.
Pepgen has given splen010 rsE1efr-Adv.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-28

late. Many hopelessly blind might have
been saved II they had cared for their
eyes In time.
NOTE: Another prominent physician to
whom the above article was submitted,
said Bon Optic is q very remarkable
remedy. It's constituent ingredients arc
well known TO eningnt eye specialists and
widely prescribed by them The manu-
faoturora guarantee II to strengthen eye
sight 80 per cent in one weeks time In
many instances or refund the money. II
can he obtained from any good druggist
and IS one of the very few preparations
feel should be kept on hand for regular
use IN almost every family" II is sold
in this city by all good druggists. inciud-
ing ths Hook and the HaaR storeS.-Ad-
vartisemenG
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-28
USE MUSTARD FOR
MUSCULAR SORENESS

very penetrating nnimant Is
made from mustard, sassafras, mem
thoI and ammonia. 1t enters the
pores without much rubbing and does
not blister. In severe cases Of rheu-
matism, lumbago and muscular sore
ness this liniment should be used In
conjunction with Pepgen Tonic.
You can get II already prepared at
any flrst-classN drug store. Ask for
"Pepgen Liniment, as that Is the
name under which It Is sold ADV.