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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-02
NORTH SIDE GRIDDERS
GROOM FOR BIG FRACAS
Shortridge Meets Louisville Saturday
Guests at Local Game

The Shortridge eleven was TO be
guests today at the Manual-Tech game
at Irwin 'field. Thursday the Blue and
White eleven went through its final
PAGES in preparation for the clash
with Louisville Male high school Sat
urday.
Shea. who has been stepping out Of
late, tore through the scrubs In a
practice game Thursday night.
Thatcher and Smith alternated at
quarter Coach Gorton intends to
keep one Of them on the bench during
part OF the squabble Saturday.
Gorton will take a~squad Of seven
teen men to Kentucky. The Blue
and White gridders win embark for
Louisville at 1880 a. m. Saturday
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-02
STATE BASKETBALL
DATES ARE ARRANGED

4. b s. A. A. Secretary Announces
Tourney Schedule.
BE- Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind. Nov. 2.-Dates
for the State basketball tournaments
were announced Thursday by A. l..
Trester, permanent secretary OF the
Z H. s. A. A
Sectional tournaments will be held
Feb. 20 to March l; regional tour
naments, March and 8; State final
tournament, March Il and Is.
The sectional track and field meets
are to be held May 10 and the final
track and field meet May II.
Thirty-four high schools have
entered the I. H S. A A. since Aug.
s. making a total Of 721 members.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-02
BrightwOOd Trims Y. p. G..

The Brightwood Independents won
from the st. Anthony Y. P. c.. "a to
%. Thursday night at st. Anthony's
Hall. The passing game Of the win
ners. and the shooting Of Hon and
Brown, featured the game.
Next Thursday night the Y. P. C.s
viii play the Indianapolis Highlands
on the home floor
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-02
CHUNK HELVIE TO PLAY
WITH KOK0M0 LEGION

Almost on the eve Of the battle be
tween Kokomo American Legion and
the Ferndales comes the announce
ment by the upstate management
that Chunk" HelWe. one OF the best
pro football players ever produced in
Indianapolis. will be in the visitors
lineup. Helvie for the past two years
has played with the Jonesboro Silver
town team. which copied the State
title in 1922.
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Official Entry

BIZ United Press
lAATONIA RACE TRACK,
KY, Nov. 2.-Five horses were
named today 10 start Saturday in
the $4,000 Latonia champion
ship. The four expected to be
named-Zev. My own, In Memoir
ium and RialtO-were entered.
but there was a surprise when c.
w. Hay also entered the colt
Taylor Hay.
Taylor Hay never has shown
any form which entitled him to
run in such company and it is be-
lieved he was entered merely for
sentimental reasons c. ". Hay
is a steward at LatOnia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-02

Tech furnished her quota for the
Butler freshman team when she
sent these huskies to the Blue and
White school. All are former Tech
men. They will do battle in the But
ler-De Paw yearlings' game at
Irwin Field Saturday. Webb used
to be yell leader at Tech, but Pat
Page has developed him into a
tackle. Bernhard. who was a good
player on last years Tech squad,
is one Of the most promising fresh
men.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-02
Indenendent FonthaIl

The Riley Tiger Juniors will meet
the Fountain Square A. AS Sunday
at Rhodius Park. The Juniors wish
to book a game for Thanksgiving,
to be played at Rhodius Park All
players report for practice at 6:45
p. m today. For games call Belmont
3e47 and ask for Windy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-02
Finley X. O.s Carson
By Tim es Special

FFF'Nu A1I'VVFNFV
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Nov. a.
Jimmy Finley OF Louisville. KY,
knocked out Johnny Carson Of Mem
uled ten-round go here on Thursday
night. Young Ketchell. Louisville,
and Otis Hurst fought ten rounds to
a draw on the same card.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-02
PREPARATIONS COMPLETE
Purdue Eleven to Be Guests at All
Events.
By TIN es Specia.

By Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. a.
About 5000 old grads are expected as
Notre Danes homecoming Saturday.
Activities will begin with a snake
dance, tonight There is to be a re-
ceptIon for the Purdue football squad
also. An added feature Will be box.
ing bout and vaudeville show on the
campus.
Events Saturday Will begin with a
barbecue at the gym. "A parade of
old monogram men will precede the
game. A tea hound" game will be
staged between the halves. The pro-
gram is to conclude Saturday night
with a banquet and dance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-02
ZEV FAVORITE- AS TIME
NEARS FOR RACE CLASSIC
In Spite of Sentiment the Betting Machines viii Tell the
COId-Booded Story of Form and Glass;
. By FRANK GETTY.
United Press Staff Correspondent

LATONIA RACE TRACK KY, Nov. 2-Zev arrived this
morning defend his title champion 3yearod of 1928
against the fastest of his challengers.
The Sinclair colt which will against My Own
La Memoram Rao and Taylor Hay presmpuous youngster
who entered the last minute with his equine beer
through the trip from New York without a scratch
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-02
Expert Picks
Manual
He Bets a Nickel on Grid
die Battle for Old Times
Sake,
BY WALTER SCAMP

ii HIS bein the day when city
| hi schools which is Manual and
- Take-a-nickel are to meat on
the griddle, it ought to be a excellent
time to pick out winner.
Personally i have bet a nickel on
the Red and White IL. That bein
because E. H. X. McComb aloud me
to git by with a parchment after 5
and one hf. yrs. at that school.
But as to possibilities: It looks
Ike it was a even throw. Last yr.
the dopesters all give Tech a two to
/ Cd and then was all het up because
the fly was in there ointment box.
I herd there will be a hot four quar-
ter bout between the lines. because
both Of 'em have a lot of punch.
Kornblum and Hicks, which, by the
way. he amt, are the Green CARDS.
The ticket cellars Is expecting a
big crowd It's going to be a tough,
tight, tumbly, tussle. But as 1 said,
lot the winner have the honors. Not
me.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-02

The GrappIer Midgess desire a game. to
be played ct willard Park Sunday afternoon
Cali zrexei 1915 and ask for Ralph. Prae-
tice Win Be held Sunday morning at willard.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-02
Purdueo Dame Contest Furnishes Big Sae Gron Feature Saurd
'BOILERMAKERS' TEAM AT
HOMECOMING GALA DAY
Eyes Of Nations Football Fans on South Bend, Where
Rockne's Squad Takes on Indiana Rivals,

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov 2-The Purdue varsity football
squad left here is this morning South Bend
where they scheduled the Nore eleven on the
grdiron at Cartier Field Saturday
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-02
BLUE NOSE DISQUALIFIED
IN FISHING FLEET RACE
American Boat Awarded Second Heat When Canadian Ship
Violates RuI9-Decding Match on Saturday.
BIZ United Press
~ A

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia Nov canada not yet won
the international shermen trophy sgnyng the speed cham
pionship of North Atlantic fishing fleets
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-02

The triumphant son of The Finn
bids fair to carry more money than
any Of his other rivals. My Own, the
challenger. or In MemOrian. western
colt, about which less is known.
Rialto and Taylor Hay will be long
shots.
Machines VIII Tell
Zev was expected at noon today.
The Sinclair colt is not as popular.
perhaps, as his record warrants, but
the pari-mutuel machines will record
opinion rather than sentiment on the
morrow. There was something colby
impressive about the way Zev on
the eve OF the most important race Of
his career. stopped TO pick up a paltry
$4,000 at Empire City.
The RancOcas stable is already
within s13.O Of the worlds record
for money won by a single stable dur
ing a single year-S397. 342 garnered
by the late Pames NJ. Keen's horses
in 1907. It wants but this victory
TO put the stable earnings in a class
by themselves.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-02
Machines VIII Tell
Zev's Winnings

As for Zev, the colt has won $685.
900 already. and the $780, 900 purse
tomorrow, II he can snatch it from
his fleet rivals. viii put him ahead,
on total earnings, Of any thorough
bred that ever strobe. save one. Ksar,
the French champion. holds the
worlds record for money won. with
$500. 900 to his credit
Earl Weideman, Kentucky brewer,
has his horse, In MemOriam, in the
championship tomorrow and from Bob
Malmoran, the colts trainer. down to
the lowliest saddle polisher, the stable
is Outspokenly sure their horse Is go
ing 70 beat both Of the fasteners.
Few horsemen write Rialto alto
gether out OF it
There will be seven events on the
card tomorrow Post time has been
moved up and the feature event, the
LatonIa Championship, may start at
$50 D. m
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-02

~ HIS bein the day when city
hi schools which is Manual ant
- Take nickel are to meat or
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-02

m HERE is no mystery about the
great Harvard system this
. year. 1t consists
argely Of seeing how much punish
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-07

Potatoes are new crop here and sue
cess means acreage will he doubled
next year.
Leesburg. b. l.. Kern, Sof Mis-
souri,. secretary of postal employees
association, which recently pur.
chased 300 acres in this county,
says preparations are being made
for coming of colony which will be
fully settled before end of next
winter.
JacksOnvilIe.-Albert W. Thomp.
son commits suicide by slashing
both wrists with razor and then
leaping into McGirt's creek. He
was bridegroom of only six days
Bride, who is Frustrated, says he
killed himself because he could not
support her.
MiIt0n.-Special election will be
held Tuesday on proposal to issue
$150,000 warrants for construction
of new county court house.
Live Oak.-W. G. Bardin dies al
home here.
West Palm Bcach.-Dynamite
used in excavating for bridge here
kills Jewish six feet long and weigh
ing POO pounds. and litters Lake
Worth with many other dead fish.
Bushnell.-Sumter which was one
of leading citrus counties of state
until vegetable growing largely
supplanted it after 1895, is seeing
revival of former industry. J. j
Segrest has started orange nursery
with 10000 budded stock on sour
orange trees.
JackSOnville.-Mi Nada Morris
whose wedding was halted when her
sfiancee, James Thompson, was
killed and she was injured in auto
accident while on way for license, is
resting fairly we'll. Car which was
. driven by friend turned turtle.
JackSOnViIIe.-M Minnie Halford
and friend, Mrs. c. j. Kicker, ac-
cepted an invitation of two men to
ride in auto. Mrs. Kicker thought
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-07
SOUTH CAROLINA

Plckens-TWo chickens of frying
size is unique price of admission
club boys of Pickens, Anderson and
Oconee counties will have to pay on
attending tri-county encampment at
Clemson, July 10, 20 and 81.
Laurens-Bud worm is causing Sc.
rious damage to growing corn in
county.
Pickens-Strang insect, said to be
bean weevil, makes appearance in
this county.
Greer-After one year, six months
and tie ndays without being called to
d, single fire alarm within city limits.
record is broken when restaurant is
destroyed by fire. Greer is a city or
| 5000.
GreenviIIe-" Shorty Alexander.
who, officers, allege, was trying to
escape with load of whisky, is not
expected to recover from burns he
! received when machine caught fire
and whisky is said to have exploded.
The car went over an embankment
Langley.-LanSIey cotton mills
are offered for sale by w. c. Lang
ley, New York stock broker and
owner of mills. He said he had re
ceived no direct offer from Henry
Ford as reported at Langley.
observation-disclosures Riddle is
charged with trying to shoot with
! homemade cannon into house in
which wife slept He was recently
arrested for beating wife, and she
had left him. to. live with brother.
acknowledgements of Rut-
ledge Avenue Baptist church adopts
resolutions, opposing marathon
dances which are being conducted
! here. Baptists feel that it hurts
morals and health.
Observation-Disclosures in this sec.
ton of the south is fully justified by
present and prospective develop.
ments in textile industry" says J.
f. Shrine, mill engineer. Erection
of new mills and the extension of
! old ones is on such large scale that
it insures abundance of work for
long time to come.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-07

citation, and other officers and board
of directors are elected.
Jasper-Furman Bobo, farmer,
says arsenate of lead placed on cot
ton is killing all of his bees.
HefIin--Jucge Baler postpones
probate court Gil account of farmers
being beaind with their work.
GreenvilIe-Several days rain has
stopped farm work in this county,
and crops are in grass:
Marion-H. NJ. Burt. proprietor
Hotel Marion, is home from Mobile,
where he attends state meeting Of
hotel men.
Killen-United States government
will pave road from here to Florence
with asphalt.
Undergraduates citizens are
now hopeful that hospital for negro
ex-soldiers will be Differed by white
people.
Mont gOmery.-Sta legislative
committees are pla ming TO put more
tax on automobiles.
Decatur-Peters Scanlon handle
factory is bought by Patrick McCrys-
tai. of Memphis, Tenn,
Ressemer-W ork commences on
paving road from Birmingham to
Ressemer at cost of 100000.
TuscaIo0sa-Frank Pettus, 6, son
of Frank Pettus, of Birmingham, is
thrown through windshield and face
badly cut when automobile strikes
tree.
HuntsyiIIe-Govern awards
contract for addition to federal build
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-07
FLORIDA

Leesburg.-L. Day Edge is elected
mayor; j. D. Sloan, clerk assessor,
and +. e. Edge, B. C. Hartley, j.
w. Beach, A. P. Wineman and A.
w. Newett councilmen in first cleo
ton held under Groveland's new
charter.
Tampa.-General n. NJ. Whitaker.
for more than IS years attorney gen.
eral of Tennessee, and who was as
sociated with Raymond Bennett de.
Tense, says in interview that Flor.
idas criminal laws and legal pro-
cedure are superior to those of his
native state. He is specially inn
pressed with fact that criminal pros.
ecutiOns can be brought by prose
cutting attorney without intervention
of grand jury.
JacksOnvilIe.-F. A. HazeItine sue
ceeds A. B. Stroup as chief of fed
eral enforcement agents in state,
latter going to direct operations in
North Carolina and Virginia.
Key West.-More than 1000 spe.
ries of fish from waters around this
city are loaded on Mallory liner to
be taken to New York aquarium I'M
der direction of L. l.. Mowbray.
Among them is one exceedingly rare
variety, the soap fish, which fathers
like a bar of soap and has soapy
odor. 1t is said to be tenth of this
sort ever caught here.
Fort Meade.-Miss Sallie Mae
Crawford and B. F. Mooney sur
prise their friends by quietly mar
rying.
BartOw.-Miss Gladys Howell and
B. II. Webster are married at home
here of brides sister.
Dade City.-Local fishermen are
boasting ten and eleven pound bass
Fort MyerS.-New boat service be-
tween Fort Myers, Everglades and
Key West begins with excellent
freight and passenger patronage.
Holts.--Irish potatoes worth S55,,
600 have been shipped from this
section and Baker during season
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-07
ID TOLD IN SNAPPY PARAGRAPHS

who drive automobiles under the in
fluence of liquor. New procedure
governing the issuance and service
of search and seizure warrants. A
3 cents gasoline tax. A law requir-
ing that the owner of each car have
a certificate of ownership Its en-
forcement will be delayed until the
comptroller can issue the certtfl-
Gates Providing for the organiza'
ton of businesses operating under
DECLARATIONS of Trusts 1t cost
$50 Providing that automobile
dealers may procure dealers" Ii
censes for unsold cars. No penalty
is provided for violation of this act.
Providing that all commercial fer
tilizer be labeled as to its contents
Jacksonville men bearing
same name and living in same board
ing house at 81 West Duval street,
but not related, are victims of sepa-
rate tragedies They were James
and Albert Thompson. Former was
killed under auto while going with
fiancee for marriage license. Lat
ter, married only a week, killed self.
Tampa.-H. T. Montgomery, Sr.,
native of Georgia but prominent IN
business here for % years, dies of
acute indigestion at home here.
Arcadia.-Road No. 2, between
Arcadia and Fort Myers, is being
flushed, and it is expected will be
completed by tourist season Only
little over mile remains to be built
in Lee county.
OcaIa.-C. A. Savage. Jr,, is ap'
pointed by Judge Rhydom M. Call to
succeed Judge David S. Williams as
| United States commissioner.
Arcadia.-W ashouts on A. c. L.
three miles north of here, interrupt
traffic for "a hours.
OcaIa. Wendell, little son of Mr.
and Mrs. H. G. Shealy, dies after
week of suffering from effects of fall
from second story of house to con
crete pavement.
Tampa-H. {. Draper sells 30
acres of grove land near Lake Thon
otosassa to Matte e. Tichenor for
! $23, 900. -....
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-07
SAVANNAH GIVEN
NEXT LEGION MEET;
DUNLAP COMMANDER

ATHENS, Ga, July Savannah
will be host to the 1924 convention
of the Georgia division, American Le-
gion, it was decided unanimously at
the convention here today. The time
will be selected by the incoming ex.
ecutive committee.
Edgar B, Dunlap, of Gainesville.
was unanimously elected as COM
mander for the coming year.
At the last session of the conven.
ton this morning, Rodney Cohen,
state commander, and his aides,
Spencer Hart, state adjutant, and
E. B. c., Danforth, assistant state
adjutant, were presented with loving
cups by Robert Troutman, of post
No. 1, Atlanta. The committee Sc
Letting the cups was composed of Ed
Dunlap, Gainesville; George Wood.
ruff, Columbus, and Yves Graham,
Savannah.
Other officers elected were:
H. c, Hosch, Gainesville, adju.
tant; Alexander Fawcett, Savan.
nah, senior vice commander; Stat.
ham Quinn, Washington, junior
vice commander; E. N. Mckinley,
Washington, chaplain; l.. F. Wood.
ruff, Atlanta, historian; Asa w.
Gambler, Jr., Atlanta, national com.
.mitteeman; James A. Bankston, At.
lanta, treasurer. Executive commit.
tee: Roy w. Moore, Macon; w. r.
Gignilliat, Savannah; j. c. Eddy,
Columbus, state at large; Roy Cow
art, StatesbOro, first district; J. J.
West, Albany, second; r. J.. Craw.
ford, Americas, third; j. r. Fitz.
patrick, Columbus, fourth; Oscar j.
Coe. Atlanta, fifth; Usher Winslett,N
Macon, sixth; DIR. P. L. Knox, Mari.
eta, seventh; j. M. Toomey, Wash.
ington, eighth; Harris w. Moore,
Cumming, ninth; J. P. Without, War.
renton, tenth; J. B. Johnson, Valdos-
ia, eleventh; M. P. Webb, Dublin,
twelfth.
The women's auxiliary completed
its sessions Wednesday, elected off.
GERS and adjourned
Mrs. J. l.. Newborn, of Valdosta,
was elected president, succeeding
Mrs. w. F.. Baker, of Savannah.
Other officers elected were: Mrs.
Kingman White, Savannah, first
vice president; Mrs. Lewis Harper,
Macon, second vice president; Mrs.
j, B. Johnson. Valdosta, secretary;
Mrs. Jewett Williams, Athens, treas.
urer; Mrs. z. D. Dimmock, Way.
cross, historian, and Mrs. w. A. Rob-
arts Gainesville cha n1ain
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she knew one Of them and they
would be taken home, but after
they got into car it speeded up.
Both women jumped. Miss Halford
was painfully injured. Men escaped
in car before Identification.
Lake City.-Concrete road to Jack
sonville is opened to traffic, TWEEN
ty-one day seasoning period having
elapsed Big celebration will be held
Thursday.
Jacksonville M. Raphun
of this city, is elected commander
in-chief of World War veterans at
annual encampment of national
council in Chicago.
inesville.-Farmers' week this
year will be held beginning August
at University. Fine program is
being prepared.
JacksOnvilIe.-Flo state mar
keting bureau celebrates this week
Its sixth anniversary. 1t is the
only marketing bureau in country
that is busy year round.
st. Augustine.-George w. Gibbs,
ST.. president of Gibbs Gas. Engine
company, of JACKSONVILLE, dies of
Appendicitis here.
! TalIahassee.-Auto licenses for
first six months of year turn S1,S10,-
600 into state treasury and 1 cent
gas yields $4,000, total paid by
autoists being $2,241,OOO.
Manu.. H. Tatum, 81, one of
first settlers of Miami and in real
estate business in Florida over 40
years, dies at home here. He was
native of Cumming, Ga.
st. Petersburg.-Fi nonstop
flight from ST. Petersburg to Pen
sacola in commercial plane is made
by Lieutenant Albert Whitfield, trip
across gulf, taking 4 IL hours.
Lawtry.-Joe Fields, negro local
preacher and farmer, is shot and
killed by wife. She says he had
threatened to kill her.
TallahasSee.-These new state
laws are now in effect: Compulsory
Jail sentences for Yiolators of the
prohibition laws. Penalties for those
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-07
NORTH CAROLINA

charlottesville Senator w. A
Graham, Jr, Lincoln county, son OF
state secretary of agriculture, is IN
hospital with fractured skull, ano
John Rheinhardt, son of late State
Senator Jack Rheinhardt, also OF
Lincoln county, is under $500 bono
as result of fight at Macpelsh church
festival.
AshevilIe.-J. A. Goode, Asheville
retiring president. criticizes as high
handed and most unreasonable
methods of State Prohibition Inspec
tor A. w. Bradley, Salisbury, in ad
dress to North Carolina. Pharmaceu
teal association, meeting at Green
vile, S. C.
misunderstanding charges by J
A. Goode, Asheville, against his pol
icies A. w. Bradley, state prOhibi
ton inspector. defies him to proouct
proof calls attack malicious" and
denies connection with narcotic in
spection service in recent years.
RaIeigh.-Governor Morrison IS
sues order committing terms of 95S
convicts in state prison to indetermi
nate sentences, eXCuQlnS zOO dlfeduS
serving such sentences and all life
termers.
RaIeigh.-George Williams, FREQ
Dove, Frank Dove, negroes, of On
slow county, facing electrocution
receive communication to life impris
onment from governor. Willie Hard
ison, since executed, assumed full
blame for death of Cyrus Jones, mail
carrier.
GastOnia.-R. L. Stowe, Belmont
president of seven textile corpora
tons, tells Rotary club serious de
preston exists in CASTOR county
yarn business and urges against new
construction of yarn mills, explain
ing country now faces overproduc
ton.
MOnrOe.-Families of Rev-~K. w
Hogan, owner of animal, and Vance
Plyler, u persons, take Pasteur
treatment after finding they drank
milk of COW which developed rabies
Salisbury.-Wool growers of Row
an, Davidson, Iredell. Davie, Cataw