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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-09

Butler chapter of Kappa Kappa
Gamma gave their first rush party
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Thomas c. Howe in Irvington.
Garden flowers were used extensively
in decoration.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-15
BARN YARD GOLF NOW
AN ALL YEAR SORT

Horseshoe pitching is developing
into an all-year major sport.
In the north it goes big during the
summer months. In the south it
holds sway from November until
May.
St. Petersburg, Fla, which stages
national tournament each year,
will soon have the finest horseshoe
pitching courts in the world.
Forty eight barnyard golf lanes are
being laid out in Waterford park, sit
uated on the shores of Tampa Bay.
Giants palms have been planted be-
side the courts, which will serve as
a protection against the sub-tropical
midwinter sun.
st. Petersburg is spending $4,000
in laying out the new Fairgrounds
for its winter visitors. A. club house
of oriental design is being erected
for the use OF the horseshoe deyo-
tees
James T. Flower, vice president of
the National Association of Horse
shoe Pitchers, is due here from Ak
ron, O., early in November to take
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-15

a so victory. II was the first score
hung .up against the Badgers this
season.
Michigan's goal has not been cross.
ed this year and the Wolverines have
piled up total Of Al points in con
ference games. Yosts team has the
distinction Of being the only eleven
In the conference to hold all its OPP
ponents seoreless.
Aier Wisconsin tte' Wolverines
have Minnesota for foe Nov. 20,
when the campaign ends.
Iowa has rolled mp % points against
It's conference opponents, who have
scored total OF n against the Hawk
eyes.
IN points scored Chicago Is even
with Michigan, with Al, but the Ma.
room goal has been crossed by foe
men who scored 10 points.
Although ont Of the championship
running, Wisconsin, Ohio and Illinois
are big obstacles for the three lead.
CTS newt NdtUIudN anu lUe lVSt Is iul-
ly appreciated by Stage, Jones and
Yost.
IN the light of previous showings,
Iowa appears to have the easiest road
to the finish, encountering Northwest
tern in the final engagement, while
Chicago meets Wisconsin on Nov.
%.
Chicago paid dearly for it's victory
over the Buckeyes last Saturday.
Among the battered warriors who
may not be in shape to go against
the Him are Dickson and Lampe.
The formers damage knee suffered
another twist in the game and Lampe
came out OF the battle with a wrench
ed arm.
The one thing which conference
fans would like TO see but which the
1922 schedule denies them Is game
between Iowa and Michigan or. Chi.
cago.
Northwestern, the only other Big
10 team which has game Saturday,
meets. Monmouth at Evanston.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-15
CLAIM WITNESS IS
READY TO ATTACK
MRS. HALLS 'AL.IBI'.
STATE ALLEGES 1T HAS DIsCoV-
Erred PERSON WHO SAW REC.
TORS WIDOW LEAVE HOUSE
WHEN SHE ASSERTS SIZE WAS
AT HOME. a,

New Brunswick, N. J., Nov. .15,--
NY the Associated Press -Teitir
mony that MES. Frances Stevens Hall
LEFT her homo about $ O'Clock the
night her husband, the Rev. e. w.
Hall. and his choir leader, Mrs Millss
were slatn Will be placed before the
Somerset county grand Jury next
week, it was learned list might,
A hitherto unmaAtioled- Witness. a
New brunswick man, viii tell the jul.
fors thatsIfessssaW Mrssssi1aIb sra ss,lfs,F.
aiealy fr5fi Her Home to the hoGse'
llext door, occupied by her cousin,
Henry Carpenter, it was authorize
lively stated. The name Of the wit
ness was not made public.
The testimony which Special Dep
uty Attorney General Mott hopes to
Mace before the jurors through this
witness is in direct conflict ..with the
statement Of Mrs. Hall asIto hey
on the night Of the trag
edy, Sept. ID. She has reiterated
that she did not leave her home until
about 2 O'Clock the following morn
ing, when she went to seek her MISS
ing husband at the Church Of St.
John the Evangelist.
According to Mrs, Hairs statement
to the authorities, her husband re-
ceived telephone call the night Of
his death shortly before 8 o'clock,
She said she did not know its source
or purpor. Hall, she said, left the
house a short time later.
Existence of the new witness be-
came known a short time after Mott
had cause issuance of five subjocnas
for the first days quota Of witnesses
before the grand jury, which will be-
gin taking testimony in the murder
case next Monday. The subpocnas
were for Raymond Schneider, and
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-15
ODD CEREMONIAL. TO
WIN FOOTBALL GAME

Charlottesville, Ind, Nov. 15.-Thir-
teen Wabash college students at one
minute before u Friday night will
gather in one room in this city, turn
out the lights, bar the doors, each
light a oigaret, kneel, bow five times
TO the 1.-THE goddest of butts" take
several puffs, put the cigarets into
the jar cover it and silently wait for
the courthouse clock to strike the
hour Of IL.
When the last stroke sounds, the
thirteen will give five rahs for odd
Wabash" ana h5pef6r a continuation
OF the success to the little giant
school football team This supersti-
tious custom originated here before
the Purdue Wabash football game last
fail. 1t was held before the De Paw
game and the two De PAW basket
ball. games and the final Purdue bas-
Eath;lIT game last fall. we &
And it has yet to fail.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-15
S1,25O,0OO WORTH
OF GOODS STOLEN.
FROM CAMP GRANT.
TWO ROCKFORD WOMEN, FARM
ERS AND JUNK DEALERS
CAUGHT IN FEDERAL SEARCH
FOR THIEVES.

Chicago, Nov. 15.--The bold tao
ties of thieves who looted Camp
Grant Of more than S1,250000 in the
past two years were disclosed yes
terday after government agents APP
peared before United States Commits
sioner Glass 10 accuse Miss Lillian
Goldman, Rockford girl, Of completely
IN the theft Of thousands OF dollars
worth OF drugs.
Five persons have been indicted In
Freeport. Walter II. Wood, depart
ment OF justice agent, returned to
Camp Grant to continue his inYesti-
CATION. More than $4,000 worth Of
army goods has been recovered, he
said.
The looters drove up to the can
Torment, with army and civilian
trucks and told warehouse guards
they had been sent TO fill military
orders. Bath tubs, furnaces, hot
water heaters, radiators and other
bulky articles, IN addition to toilet
articles and drugs were loaded on
trucks and taken away.
The thefts came to light when bid
derS IN the $650,000 public auction
sale were unable to gct the articles
they had purchased. Investigators
found material hidden in nearby
woods and in abandoned barracks.
In the barn OF Sherman StOner.
New Milford farmer, indicted. was
found eleven furnaces, twelve toilet
sets. hot water heaters, stoves and
bath tubs. Water bowls, hot water
Chatting tanks thirteen complete
toilea sets and seven radiators were
found in the possession of Car! Rossi,
Rockford junk dealer, also indicted.
David Goldman, another junk
dealer. was indicted when thirty.five
wash bowls, thirty-hve hot water
heating tanks and radiators were
found. Mary Bukowski, Rockford, /.
was named in true bills when agents .
found four well filled army trunk .
lockers, wash bowls, wash boilers and ,
dish pans Blankets and clothing .
were found in the possession Of Tony
also indicted.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-15
WOODWARD FIGHTS TO
OVERCOME INJURIES

Champaign, H., Nov. 15-7Illinois
went at it hammer and tones to pre-
pare for the Maroons tonight. The
greater part Of the evening was spent
in seeking to perfect a defense for
Stages veterans. Emil Schultz may
have won the honor of starting at
fulback. it developed zuppke is
pretty well impressed with the work
of the sophomore in the Wisconsin
game and just now fayors him for the
job despite his inexperienced Wood
ward and Hin will fight hard to get
their jobs back if their physical ills
permit. Illinois seems to be in fine
condition. The Nlini hold no Illus
ions. They know that Stage has q
great team and that they must bat
tie uphill hut they're willing to do
Il. Frhe Illinois band viii go to Chi
clg6 provided sufficient funds can be
raised to make TIP the deficiency in
the fund.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-15
Ouch! Rub Backache,
Stiffness, Lumbago
Rub Pain from back with small
trial bottle of old
est. Jacobs OIL"

Back hurt you? Can't straighten
|p without feeling sudden pains,
harp aches and twinges? Now listen
That's lumbago, sciatica or maybe
rom strain, and you'll get relief the
homent you rub your back with sooth-
ing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Oil"
Nothing else takes out soreness, lame
hess and stiffness SO quickly. You
imply rub it on your back and out
Jones the pain. II is harmless and
hoesnt burn the skin.
Timber up! Don't suffer! Get a
small trial bottle of old, honest "St.
Jacobs Oil" from any drug store, and
after using it just once, you'll forget
hat you ever had backaehe, lrmbago
,r sciatica, because your back will
never hurt or cause any more misery.
It never disappoints and has been rec.
pnmended for 90 years.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-15
FRENCH CUEiST I'M
VICTORY OVER COCHRAN

New York, Nov. 15.--Roger Cont
French champion, defeated Welker
Cochran, American cueist, 500 to 376
in seventeen innings here yesterday
afternoon in their match in the world
1872 balk line billiard championship
tournament. Cochran lead, 292 to
290. but Cont pulled away from him,
charge of the preliminary arrange
ments for the fifth annual national
tournament scheduled for the week Of
Feb. %.
Prizes will be awarded winners in
the meet we'll over the $4,000 mark
total.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-15
MAKE MARSEILLES
FIGHT CENTER OF
.ILL|N O1S VALLEY?
PROMOTERS PLAN BOUTS EVERY
TWO WEEKS WITH HIGH GLASS
CARDS TO ATTRACT RING FANS.

Marseilles will soon be the fight cen.
ter of the Illinois valley If plans now
in the making by Johnny kid" Har-
ris, the promoter. work out all right.
Johnny plans call for the staging OF
boxing exhibitions in the paper city
every two weeks. The date for his
next fight has not been set but II
viii be announced in the very near
future, probably before the end Of
the week
There will be no disappointment in
any more OF the Kids cards for APP
pearanCe of every fight as advertised
will be guaranteed by the manage
ment, If the plans now in the max
ing work out fights will be staged
in the Coliseum the largest show
can be comfortably housed without
the ring side seats, which will be
constructed for the fights.
Future cards win consist Of four
scraps probably u four, six, eight and
ton rOundor and n wrestling match
and every match will 30 to 4 finish.
According to Harris his card is al
most complete for the next exhibition
ana the bouts and date are expected
TO be announced in the near future.
Harry Jones Of Marsellles will meet
Scott Moore Of Morris in the windup
If present plans mature. Both have.
promised Harris they would eight.
Kid George StTeatOr battlor, who
has never suffered q defeat in his
many starts, viii do battle with Tom
my Vocco for about six rounds or so
the number has not been arranged
but both fighters have signed up and.
will be there when the gong sounds
for the milling to begin.
Battling Indy will be matched
again this time probably meeting
young Nipper' Donaldson of Otta-
wa. Nip is a fayorite around this
Gown and the U. s. S, Wyoming
chamo viii have some Job to stow
the Ottawa lad away Nip is well
known in the rings around here and
has had many starts and most of
them successes.
Johnny kid Harris will this time
enter the ring with some one near
his own weight and caliber. johnny
has not made definite statement.
who the opponent Will be hut states
there will be one and of first class
caliber that will make Harris show
all he has go5. Dame Rumor says Ed
die Myers of EarlviHe will be the
lucky man but still other wise guys
say it viii he a Chicago man who
is we'll known in Aurora fight circles
and everything known about him says
he is a good clean s2rapper p
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-15

Pearl R9lmer, who found the bodies
OF the slain couple; Mrs. Edward
from whose home Schnei-
der telephoned news of his discovery
to the police. and Edward GaTigan
and James Curran, policemen, who
We're first on the scene.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-15
AID MEN BOWL FOR
H0M0RS OF ALLEY

The Add Departments two man
team showed their wares before a
large gallery of fans on the Gayety
bowling alleys last night when they
beat the Composing team by q good
margin OF 70 pins. Armstrong was
high man OF the evening, knocking
off the highest score Of 173 on his
last roll. The scores were below the
average scores Of all the bowlers be-
cause OF the bad condition of the al
leys and as it was Their first time at
the pin sport in several months in
fact since last spring.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-15
!. H. S. WARRIORS To-
ACK M0LESKINS
FTER AURORA GAME
10 AND WHITE WARRIORS WIND
] p DISASTROUS SEASON WITH
JANE NEXT SATURDAY AT Az.
|oRA.

ext Saturday will probably see the
OF the football season at the o..
u High school for 1929. The East
ora game at Aurora next Saturday
the only one left on the ottawa
edule. Because OF the crippled
dition Of the team this battle will
badly wind up the season.
even times straight the locals
1t down to defeat, and in none Of
DO games did they score n touch
|n. Ottawa has only scored three
hts this season, and those from u
b kick by Red West in the Men.
y game. As II looks now only Two
Tors VIII be in the lineup Saturday,
ian and Dammann, D1mmann viii
In the lineup. as he will probably
Urn next year, and the experience
do him good, Logan viii be LETT
because he Is needed, but the reSt
he team will Go comprised Of the
or class men who viii be back
{ years.
oenig, 4 junior, viii be at center
lie Smith, q freshman, and Meagher,
ophomorc,, will be at the guards.
ram. u JUNIOR, and tGlEins. sopho.
Ee, viii be at the tackles. Pete
treon, a junior, and Guthrie, n
.homore. VIII be on the wings.
ltz Dekreon, a freshman. will bn
bne half, with Logan, senior, at
other. Dougherty. a sophomore.
be at full back. with Dammaun, a
for. at quarter back.
1ictory Is not predicted for Ottawa.
the local squad is intending to
lg it back il il is possible, and
rything is possible. A win Satur.
may mean an extra game or 50
re than season, but defeat means
starting of basketball practice At
| c,
While West Aurora is a better team
b East High, East is better than
/ ct, and the prison city gang was
Ter than Morris Saturday, so dope
bit you like, whether it's success or
lure.
East Aurora is a very well balanced
|m, both line and back field aver
big about las pounds each. Most
the team tips the beam around the
mark. but the quarter back makes
h 1872 The full back hits 16l
|emehow Ottawa seems due to win
|urday, although the odds will be.
|vily against them, and Ii looks like
locals may smash that old loeing
LAX. Eltieh. Hacfensmith, a Eet
Ind yopngster. viii play. Chuck
beeh Kept out, against his own
Ines for the last two years by his
|tor, but next year he will don the
kerkips, with twosyears to so. Hact
(mith' was picked as the most per.'
h man as far as physical training
Is in the high school at last years
|itary competition drill.
last Aurora is not primed for a.
Id Battle, but respects Ottawa, ac-
ding to the Beacon-Ncws
|CttaWa next Saturday should give
PRED and black little trouble ami
eleven. will hold on to their mix
les. gazing all the strategy for the
tentatively significant battle. Otta-
is not being moderated, however
h there VIII be no let down in fight
the invaders Ocerconfidence has
ecked many a team and Coach Rob
on will allow no possible slips.
din last week turned the tricH
Iough the entire first, period and
h into the second before the red
/ black aggregation awoke to the
It that their opponents packed n
an punch which threatened to
ire a touchdown before the East
ces recovered their balance and
their stride"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-15
DST SAYS ILL. GUARD
S BEST IN CONFERENCE:

H., Nov. 15.--James
|sMillen, guard, on the Illinois foot
HI team, is the best guard in the
4 ten football conference, according
a statement made by Fielding II.
bst, Michigan coach.
Mcmillan played guard on the 1921
|inois team. He has made a great
|pression on Illinois football follow
b this season as the result of his
brk against Iowa, Michigan, North
estern and wisconsin. Mcmillan
highs close to 200 pounds. His
me in in Greys Lake, III.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-15

iiit ! l'' iIhuS' lhol lEC Illh
team, "The Maple Spltters!' with
Leaman, Wilson, Madigan, Armstrong
and Gaefke as IboWers, challenge any
team in this locality to match to
be played any where at any time.
They would like to hear from the
RepublicanTimeS lbowlers, especially,
and any other bowling teams COM
posed of newspaper men in this vi
cinity.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-15
Famous Ivory Islands.

The treasure islands Of the Far
birth are the New Siberian, with their
|artling stories of fossil ivory, ex'
|emely valuable. It is evident the
Irntry must once have been torrld
Innate 10 harbor elephants.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-21
CLUB BOWERS IN
EXCITING FINISH
Four Teams Have Chance to
Grab Top Honors for First
Half Of League Season
NECK AND NECK TO WIRE

The first half of the Interclub Bowl
ing League season winds up tonight in
the most hectic finish ever staged By
this organization. Four teams have
chance for the team title. while as many
clubs have at least sporting chance
for the club championship.
While starting out as though it would
be runaway for Overbrook. the race
hes frightened so that it would take the
seventh son Of seventh sor to venture
to predict the ultimate winner.
When they hit the home stretch this
evening Doc Hawks Cynwyd Blues will
have a two game edge on their nearest
"ivals, the Merton Maroons. and the
Cverbrook Greens. with Eddy Satter.
thwaite's Manufacturers Yellows only
one game behind this pair and the Over
brook Whites but two games back OF
the fast moving Yellows.'
AS for the club crown, Overlook is
in front by two games over the Manu-
facturers' Club. with Cynwyd one game
behind the latter and Merton one game
in the rear Of Cynwyd. It's sure n
SoAH't6 6oOu anu tOuIu IlOJ ndNp
been better If they had planned it in
advance.
The rise Of the Cynwyd Blues has
been the sensation of the latter part of
the first half of the season. After
moving along at steady but not par
tlcularly brilliant pace the Cynwyd
Blues suddenly hit streak and have
won nine straight games.
This amazing burst enabled them to
slip into first place when Merton arose
and smote Overbrook hip and thigh laa
week. 1t was an awful blow to Over.
brook and yanked the Lancaster ave-
nue trnndlers back to the field with
Eeatness and dispatch.
fscturers' Blues tonight and on paper
should win at least two out of three.
Providing the dope" holds good. thi
will give them the team championship
for the first half Of the season.
The Manufacturers Yellows. on
the other hand, meet the Cynwyd
Colds and the latter aggregation has
been in slump of late, Should the
Yellows smear them three straight
and the Cynwyd Blues drop the
same number, n tie would result. How
ever, the tactical position Of the Gym
wyd Blues looks pretty good. but
they can also be nOSed out by either
the Merton Maroons or the Overbrooi
Greens if they skid even Bit
The Germantown Blues meet the Mer.
ion Maroons mad Frank Rainear's team
has been in slump of late. while 10,
Townsend Doc Wilson and company
haye been shooting their heads of.
OverbrOok tackles the Union League
and here again the dope is very uncer,
tain, for the loeguers have come back I,
life within the last two weeks nfter !
most discouraging start and are quit,
capable Of crushing OverbrOok's hopes
All the matches will be for blood TO
night, as much depends on the outcom
of each of them.
The schedule for tonight follows
Cynwyd Blues vs.. Manufacturers
Blues at the Manufacturers Club.
Manufacturers Yellows VS.. the Gym
@yd Colds at Cynwyd.
Merton MarOons vs.. GermantOw
Blues at Haverf0rd.
Germantown White VS.. Merio
, Whites at Mannheim.
Overlook Greens vs. Union Leagu
Blues at Overlook.
Union League Whites VS.. OverbroO
Whites at Union League.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-21
Io,pa Supporter pholds Nid-W est Football

NENT
"A
Yale
Princeton played she kicks It is well
Chicago Conference which Of
Them could have Princeton workout We Western
admit believe football the
bit inferior to the Eastern
Although
rived
gadd
wins 1t. Here on o
Tech beat Alabama 33 Navy
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania.
ranker college
paratve scoresand usually the
giving Princeton first place third
Pitt Admrer lengthy
mat Il have heard many comments regarding Cornes ability
the East this fall this Nv
opinion is that had Pit opposed Cornell Thanksgiving
would have left the field defeated"
Now we plead guilty to having said that Cornell played against
Penn Franklin Field would
did
TACT
other those Princeton Tigers would
eonH not be licked '
0NE Of our aVore the Perhaps War
" ners Pdnhers could hate Ptttburgh did
not hate the opportantv for thing
Which phd nav hazel shoupd
could be licked And there's difference.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-21
Lyuch Held Bantam Title TiUiCe

chief last January and he is today But
Of
and later Peter licked by
Buff and distinction OF
championship at boxing twice in the same
little has waloing
ranksMdget Smith is the After much comforting between the
of the Lynch
really night in Madison Square Garden
is bantam king be listed with the
old his weleweight
Mickey Walker Brton previously this
capable wder leather
Phil Newark
$ ex becoming champion
is Battling Lvnsky
victim Of Tun
be the Of
90 ted exchange of blows.
IS n
will match his skill
promised his
White will the dollars
Madison packed
However Lew Tender the likely Leonard
Bobby he left hand
he months eventually Benny King
edtation. 1923 should for Nghweights
QARRETT by the fine Christmas gift for his
- Sailor Freedman Monday afternoon While
the chap 'th the afanq nickname not in Leondds class
triumph By Jim DoughertyS uH help the
tipar the future.