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fotS IAN oNcE uW AS8 SuO OAVAS
love the knee. He was taken to
nver hospital.
Ina Jump is recovering from .
Of scarlet fever.
IRA Thode entertained the Sun
school class Of which she Is a
Der ION Saturday. Games were
ID, Tor which prizes were award
fter which dainty refreshments
served. All the girls greatly
red the afternoon.
+ pupils of Fremont school had
Valentine party at the home Of
teacher, Mrs. Kerns. Every
mailed their valentines in .
ture postoffice, later in the
ng receiving their mail. One
have thought the fortune teller
odd our fortunes wns . real one.
girl brought . beautiful box
with the best Of everything to
We all had q good time md
plan for a Valentine party next
and Mrs. Armstrong Of Denver
Sunday ut the home of her sis
irs. kerns.
and Mrs. Alison took Sunday
at the home Of c. A. Schlect.
Is Wilcox is taking care Of the
home while the Whites are in
N Colorado.
and Mrs. Nick Newcomb have
Chevrolet.
Charley Davis left for Wyo-
Saturday to visit her daughter,
Emith.
r Miller and family went to
err Sunday.
kerstines was called to serve
jury ut Golden.
understand the Moffat tunnel
pertaining to the exclusion OF
rlcultural district in this sec.
: now before our state assem-
We are all hoping that we may
en- Justice in the decision.
Schafer Of Denver was q
at the Schrads home Sunday.
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ders Of the microscope, which reveals
upon each kind Of the tiniest infini-
tessimal shells its own careful mark
ings. These things are not too small
for God. And then we remember
that Jesus revealed to Us that this
Great God is our Father, who takes
an intense personal interest In each
Of US, his children. All Of the love
and tenderness and care that the
word father means to ~. all Of
these, and more, our Heavenly Fa-
Mr.. and xrs. Reed Of Denver were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Evefist on
Sunday. Learning that their hosts
were 81, they brought the entire din
ner along, ready 70 serve.
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Griffith
Mrs. o. l.. Capps

Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon R. Stuart
were dinner guests Sunday at che
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Shad Reid.
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Mrs. Leonard Mcnamara is enpoy-
ing a visit from her mother, Mrs.
Mcnamara Of Denver.
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Beets and Farm Profits


Farm Summarized With Relation Contrast
The Scots Bluff Experiment Mitchell Neb,
profit properly conducted
tzed than including opera
tions
This is Superintendent Holden's published
ment based results obtained the period
Among the prices he used in figuring the
and water charges $40
beets, IS per ton; No. potatoes per bushsl
The in higher
figure used in the above expectation
under the sliding payment guar
anteed initial payment Of $3.50 pton.
Al essential government expert
"Manure puts the profit bset the Experiment
added BY comparing rotatsduaanursd with Yields
rotatedunmanured yms without sup conclud
ed that bees in the former show
seven tons per Tie latter system
This company greater making
beet growing profitable the farming
mites The 1928 formulated that mind.
The Great Western Sugar Company
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Rahtoa

Nrs. G. c. Higgins WAS taken 70
Denver to specialists last Monday.
We are sorry 70 hear that she Il not
improving - fast - her many
friends would like.
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a. .p.eious GREGG he.s n Tx =. |.
~ avenue Was tie scene q z
stful Valentine party on eesor.
.s;ns. when Miss IfeAe 0Ieeg
";nsI he msmbsrs Of the Deu-
.ish and their ffisnds~ TAs
S.corstions, fayofs and r.
s.snts were IN harmony WITH sns
.s..tns season, and tas games
progressive cards and pfoefes-
~ !pp,rv.teilins. Miss Nina Hughes
. S;ehest score at cards and was
~ n "a the prize, while Clark Irvine
.sS.d IN the art Of Storytelling.
~, and Mrs. R. o. Copeland an
Ianesd the birth OF = son.
VI. Ernestine Benda, who has
:. listing friends in Chicago for
s 20 weeks, has returned home.
...,o the welcomes who are on
.;cL list are Robert and Mary
yet Niles, who have been quite
TN Hu: Pauline Scott, who has
.I.n.nox' and Francis Mitchell,
y ha. been i'll with cold and tntes-
ii trouble for several days.
M. uany friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
u u snricg are sympathizing with
n their recent sorrow occa-
n.d bv the death Of Mr.. Sprigg.s
her her Edward Sprigs, Of North
u snriee met his death in an &C
ont on February z, when q truck
I he was driving was struck by a
Itch engine. -.
/. and two daughters. The funeral
held from Olinger's on Saturday
interment was in Ray, Colo.
4, and Mrs. Gene Niquett are
r;no their beautiful new home on
ston street with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
ield. Mrs. Offield is . sister OF
Niquett.
buite a crowd attended the parcel
sale piven by Community church
dav school last Thursdav evening,
a neat sum was realized from
,.le Of the parcels. The money
Be- used in equipping the class.
ms Of the primary and beginner
artments Of the school.
fr. and Mrs. Oliver Everhart are
Sieins over the arrival Of an eight
md Boy, who has been given the
e Of Jack Bernard.
he death Of Mrs. Philips, which
urred on Thursday. Feb. 8. was
lHariy sad, ~ the Philips family
been living in Edgewater less
q week, having rented the Haley
% on Depew street on Feb. 5.
IN. Philips 10 survived by her
band and son, both Of whom &C.
panied the body to Jsfferson,
for the funeral and interment.
he Parent Teacher association 10
at work on their play, which
be given early In March.
n. E. Cummings, county super
ndent Of schools, visited the
water school recently and prom
to make another visit Ut an early
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Mrs. Shad Reid entertained the
Griffith Sewing club Thursday after
noon.
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Jay Wheeler expects to leave for
his home in Nebraska next Saturday.
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Mn. Lee Wiedman has been Of
the sick list the past few days.
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1t will pay you to buy
Hardware at SCOTS
You will save money.
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Fremont

F. Lynn was injured in the
b at Leyden Thursday. One OF
Ears ran over his leg and broke
|ove the knee. He was taken to
nver hospital.
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Edgewater
M,.J ], ]. Benton

At! Al sh gym last saturday night tn, the
(ers pan md won to the tune OF 10
Y rdeevster Juniors stand &c
IL ths league, having won seven
- snt rsme Of the series viii be
~, At Cameron Sym q sSV p
~ rn.sday, February 80.
en HSssvstsr Seniors snftsrsd
~ = ss1ae With Tie Whitney
~ ~ score being 30 to -.
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.,ono the welcomes who are on
A% a;sI list are Robert and Mary
e-s ,, Niles, who have been quite
I'm flu: Pauline Scott, who has
, T and Francis Mitchell,
Pe Ss, been i'll with cold and intes-
!, trouble for several days.
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Norman Oleson and Pearl hack
surprised their friends here last week
by announcing their marriage.
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Ed Rogers, who spent some time
here two years ago, has returned t.
this neighborhood again, and he il
welcomed by his many friends here
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Mrs. Myrtle Ricketson and Mrs. F.
w. Day attended the February meet
ing Of the Denver Presbyterian so.
ciety at the Y. w. C. A. rooms last
week.
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" and Mrs. Gene Niquett are
|rinp their beautiful new home on
rton street with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Geld. Mrs. Offield is . sister OF
]. Mquett.
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be Parent Teacher association 10
at work on their play, which
be given early In March.
n. E. Cummings, county super
hdent Of schools, visited the
ewater school recently and prom
to make another visit ut an early
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Ina Jump is recovering from .
Of scarlet fever.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Weber write
that they were met at the station ir
Los Angeles by w. E. Rovy, formerl,
of Westminster.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Barbour are
building fine modern bungalow on
their five acres on Wadsworth and
West Thirty-eighth avenues.
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Mr.. Kountz has arranged to have
a sale at Madison Orchards on Feb
ruary 20, to sell all the equipment.
He has rented this property to Rus.
SLAMS of Fort Morgan, and they will
raise sugar beets.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Leo d. Chase enter
timed Mrs. NJ. S. Moffet. Mrs. Mul
drow and her son and Mr.. and Mrs
%. NJ. Hanks at dinner on Sunday.
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VI. Ernestine Benda, who has
>. visiting friends in Chicago TOR
|s sa weeks, has returned home.
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Arvada sophomores will debate the
Whcatridge sonhonores the evening
e February 20. Ore team from
Arvaln will visit Whcntrilgc and a
Wheatridge team will come here.
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butte a crowd attended the parcel
! sale given by Community church
Iday school last Thursday evening,
neat sum was realized from
sale Of the parcels. The money
: Be- used in equipping the class:
ms Of the primary and beginner
artments Of the school.
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". and Mrs. R. o. Copeland an
...d the birth Of . son.
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Settlement of Election
Disputes Before Senate

No. 149 (ThfeD 1907 act re
garding sale Of feed Agriculture.
No. 100 (Thie) Fixing salary of Lake
County prosecutor at $4,000. Fees and
No I51 (Schwartz) Establishing an old
age pension. Ways and means
No. 1872 (Kitch)-Abolishing State char
ter board banks.
Poll Tax for Women
No. 153 (Addington) Fixing terms OF
Randolph County Circuit Court. Organiza-
ton of courts
No. 154 (Harrison) Increasing penalties
for drunken drivers. Judiciary b.
No. 1856 tPOwelD Making women sub
iCct to poll tax Ways and means
No. 1876 Rich Providing board of ac-
counts may examine books of official only
at end OF officials term. judiciary A.
No. 157 (Ducomb) Providing county
treasurer shall make frequent reports to
cities on amount OF Improvement funds in
treasury Cities and Towns
No. 16S (Ducomb)-FixinG pay of Gen
eral Assembly members at 5000 a year and
of lieutenant governor at 81 400. Fees and
salaries.
No. 159 tMatthews) Permitting any
citizen 20 bring abatement proceedings I'M
der prohibition law. Public morals.
No. 100 (Matthews) -Permitting appeal
from charter board to Circuit or Superior
Courts. Banks.
No. 16t (Wedexing Making IL lawful
for notaries public who are officials of cor
poratons to acknowledge documents of such
corporations Judiciary B.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-20
LAST CITY SERIES
ON CARD TONIGHT
Technical and Manual Meet
at TomIinSOn Hall,

Manual and Technical High follow
ers are both telling what is going to
happen tonight when the two basket
ball teams meet at Tomlinson Hall
in the last of the city series games.
The Green and White fans say that
the dope is going to be upset and
Manual will get a decided surprise be
fore much improved Tech team. On
the other hand, Manual has the edge
on dope after its defeat Of Shcrtridge
and the team has confidence to help in
their important contest with the
east siders. If Manual wins the city
title belongs to the south side insti-
tuition. If Tech wins the champion
ship will be undecided.
Both teams have put in hard ticks
for the game ana it is difficult to Sc
let the winner. The line-ups are IN
certain. In every game Tech is ex-
pected to get going and the five may
travel fast tonight and come out of
the slump that has never been thrown
Off since the start Of the season.
There will be a preliminary between
the Tech and Manual Seconds and
the main game will start at s p. m
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These bills We're withdrawn In the
Indiana Senate Friday:
No. (Hays)-Providng for means Of
recount by the Supreme Court when an
election count is disputed.
No. 40 ys)-Providing for appeal to
supreme Court and requiring action within
five days on petition demanding an election
recount.
No. II on)-BeauirinF that county
treasurer must Issue receipts for inheritance
tax payment and write record in margin Of
books.
These bills were indefinitely post
pOned in the Senate Friday:
No. AZ Fitch Prohibiting public
utilities to issue bonds in amounts exceed
ing their assessed valuation for taxation.
No. 81 Shirley -AbOlishing the office
OF purchasing agent in Allen County.
HOUSE
These bills were introduced in the
House Friday:
No. 145 (Core )--Permitting counties to
cooperate in building bridges across streams
that are county lines. Judiciary A.
No. l46 tShaferl Providing referendum
on county road construction Roads.
No. 147 tShafcr Providing that until
Sept. L. 1923, State engineering board may
issue certificate to any engineer or surveyor
OF good character. Judiciary a.
No. 14S (TrOwbridge Providing for the
purchase Of buildings for township high
sci oOs. County and township business.
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SPEED IS TIGER
HOPE IN BATTLE
De Paw Opposes Marquette
in Feature Struggle,
By Times Special


GREENCASTLE, Ind, Jan. 20.-
Marquette and De PAW here tonight.
The Hilltoppers from Milwaukee, un.
defeated, carry a great defensive com
bination and they have trimmed some
talented teams. The Cream City
boys hold victories over Wisconsin.
Butler, Lombard, Detroit and also an
early season win over De PAW.
Friday night in Detroit Marquette
downed Detroit II" p to II, which
would Indicate the reports sent out
OF Milwaukee about the team being
crippled by sickness and injury are to
be taken with the well-known grain
OF salt
De Paw practiced hard for this
contest and the speed Of the Tigers
has been picking up in splendid fash
ion. Can the De Paw speed over
come the tight defense of the Hill
toppers? Tiger fans are confident
it can be done.
The game tonight has assumed the
proportions of a feature struggle and
fans from indianapolis, Crawfords-
Vile and other nearby cities will be
present. Dunn and Duford were the
Marquette stars in the Detroit fray
Friday and the Tiger guards viii
watch them closely.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-20
DIVORCE
LAW ISATTACKED
Complete Revision May Fol-
low Court Action,

CHICAGO. Jan. 2O.-Complete re-
vision of Illinois divorce statutes was
today expected to follow the refusal
Of Judge Timothy D. Hurley to lille
giumatize Pauline Burroughs, 6.
Albert F. Burroughs, wealthp print
er, was denied a petition for annul-
ment of his marriage to Paulines
mother on the grounds that less than
one year had elapsed since his divorce
from his first wife when he married
the present Mrs. Burroughs. The sec
ond marriage occurred nine years ago.
IIurlelv recommended repeal of the
law inValidating marriages performed
within year after a divorce is grant
ed and substituting a statute similar
TO the California law providing for an
inteTlocUtory decree.
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ANOTHER VICTORY
FOR VALLEY FIVE
Shortridge Is Second Local
Stewart Stars.

Valley Mills won it's second victory
over local schools by taking short
ridge down the line Friday night, So TO
% Manual was the other victim two
weeks ago. The game was close until
near the end when long shots by The
Valley five obtained a substantial lead.
The first half ended 10 to IL in favor
~of the invaders.
Stewart as usual was o star for the
visitors and dropped in five from the
field and counted out of 10 from the
foul line. Dixon was the individual
star for Shortridge with two field
goals and 10 out Of u from the fif-
teen-foot line. Harting at back guard
was a bear under the basket for the
Valley Mills team. Shortridge used
numerous substitutes to change its
luck but it was of no avail.
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Of the indelders. And then again
have seen the catchers-yes. even the
pitchers, turn In some brilliant piece
of fielding 10 feature n game.
The element OF luck often plays a
prominent part in the completion Of
some brilliant play. Jimmy McAleer,
in his day one OF the games greatest
outhelders, once told me that the
greatest catch he ever made was
largely an accident. Here Is the way
Jimmy tells 1t;
Just before the ball was pitched I
noticed the glove OF the outfelder
playing my position on the other
team was laying In such a position
that It annoyed me. and l started In
to remove IT from my path. AS I
logged in the bail was delivered to
the batter, who hit a liner to center
field.
Had I been playing my proper
position It would have been suicide to
try to make the catch. merely
would have held the hit to a single.
Having started in to remove the glove.
I continued to come in after the ball.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-20
EPISCOPAL PASTOR
ORDERED TO QUIT
Bishop Says Must Either Re-
tract Statement or Resign,
BIZ United Press


NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-Dr. Percy
Sticllney Grant, in his sermon in the
Church OF the Ascension tomorrow.
is expected to make reply to the open
letter of Bishop William T. Manning
calling on him to resign or retract his
statement that Christ did not have
the power of God.
The bishop in his letter told DIR.
Grant that every man has a right to
freedom of thought, but that it was
not possible for him to continue as
IN Episcopal minister If he held be
nefs contrary to the faith of that
church.
The letter was delivered at the rec
tory of Dr. Grants Fifth Avenue
Church of the Ascension last night.
If he remains firm in his contention
that Christ had not the power Of
God, that churches should not be con-
secrated, etc, and refuses to give
up his holy orders, the bishop event
ually will be forced to put him on
trial for heresy.
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To Hadley, Earlham forward, goes
the top honors Of the nights battle
He tossed in six from the field and six
from the foul line making IS points all
by himself Wabash as a team got
only four more points than Hadley
totalod.
The first half was EarIham's, l6 to
8. and although the Wabashers i'm
proved in the second period they
couldn't rally sufficiently to overcome
the huge lead the Quakers had OBJ
,tained.
The Quakers smashed the Scarlet
team work and held the visitors to q
small number of field baskets. That
Man Goldsberry kept the Wabash
crew within hailing distance by his
remarkable accuracy from the foul
line "Goldie" dropped in ten out Of
as many free throws. He threw one
field basket Townsend played a
steady game at center for Earlham
and got three baskets.
Captain Adam and Goldsberry did
not start for Wabash Lafforge and
Thompson filing their positions. Bur
dette tossed foul throws in Colds
berry's absence the first half and he
missed four out Of five.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-20
KEYSTONE BRIDGE Z
TO Be REPAIRED
7 taxpayers Letter Charges
IneffiCienCy.

Blue prints of repairs TO the Key
stone Ave. bridge over Fall Creek
had the approval Of the board Of
county commissioners today. The
bridge will be strengthened with iron
reinforceuents- Tt was condemned
last November by John J. Griffith.
county engineer. who said that loaded
gravel trucks Weighing ten tons were
responsible for the damage.
The repairs were ordered I'm spite
Of agitation of some taxpayers for
a new bridge. The board received a
letter from W. VI. Brezette, president
OF the Brezette Motor sales Co, who
lives at Fifty Fourth st. and keystone
Ave, charging inefTiciency in han
ding county affairs.
Brezette complained about the fire.
qUent repairs needed for the bridge.
the heavy traffic on the bridge and the
Keystone Rd.. and about a retaining
wall at the east end Of the Playground
which fell into Fall Creek a year after
It was built at "a cost of $4,000"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-20
COLORED 'Y' TEAM BEATEN

The East was victorious in a hard
fought game at the Colored Y. NJ. c.
A. Friday hight between the Balti-
more Athenians and the local colored
"Y'' team, by the score of SO to 81.
At half-time the score was IT to Is
in favor Of the visitors and with few
minutes to play they had a lead Of
two points, but in the last few min
utes they drew away and put the game
on ice. The playing Of Brown for the
Fasteners and Ziegler and Long for
the ~ featured.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-20
AMATEUR 'MITT' RESULTS

Five amateur boxing bouts were
staged at the Empire Theater Friday
night and three knockouts were
turned in The fans saw lots Of &C
ton. Summaries:
Roy Wallace. Hoosler A. C. stopped
Charles Harvey, unattached, in the first
round.
George Benson. Hoosier A. G.. won the
decision over Harold Atkins, South Side
Turner's, in three rounds.
Roscoe Fields, Br.ghtwood A. c, knocked
out william Stokes, South Side Turner'S. in
the first round.
william Sparks Of the Hoosier A. C.
stopped Harry Whitycombe. unattached. in
the second round after both had been on
the floor.
Carl Ferguson. Brightwood A. C. won
decision from Carl Schmedel. BrightwoOd A.
C. in three rounds.
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Net Games Tonight

COLLEGE
Ear'h1m Dentals al indianapolis ".
Purdue at Illinois.
Marquette at De PAW.
Wisconsin ar Minnesota.
ONO State at Iowa.
HIGH SCHOOL
Tech-NauUel NJ Tomlinson Hall.
Cambridge City Cathedral at Manual gym.
KOkomo az Martinsvillc.
LORanspO.t at Marion.
Delphi at Frankfort
Bloomington at SlndbOrn.
HopcweU a Mtroy
Peru at Aaron.
South BEND at Elkhart.
Emerson tGaryl 1t La Porte.
Fulton al Rochester
Bedford az Columbus
Niucsnues at Central lEvansvile).
East Chicago at Huntington.
Hagerstown at Union City.
Arcadia ut Young America
Pendletun at NcCorGsville.
BrownsburS At New Augusta.
Falkland Silent Hoosiers at indianapolis.
Russlaville at Clay Township (Howard
Cunty).
North Vernon at Greensburg.
Wabash at North Manchester.
Kendsllville at FIT. Wayne South Side.
Froebel (Gary) at Crown Point
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-20
EARLHAM METERS
PERFORM Al: "
QuakerS Here to TangIe With
DentaIS,

The Earlham College five, the team
which brought down the colors Of the
Wabash aggregation at Richmond
Friday, will perform here tonight at
the Y. NJ. c. a. against the Indiana
Dcutals
Early in the season the Dentals lost
a hardfoucht battle to the Quakers
and they are out 10 mako tonights
conflict just as strenuous. Both teams
have improved the past few weeks
and, though Earlham Is a big favorite,
the Toothpullers promise to make
toniEht's fray real contest.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-20
John Adams Vnenne Net Coach Has Unusual Record Basketball
Jess AHbi
BIZ NEA Serrice

By NEA Serrice
NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-"Jack
Dempsey won the title from me
on a sneak punch"
That is the latest alibi offered
by Jess Willard, former 'eavy-
weight champion.
The surprising thing is that
Jess didn't figure it out sooner.
Dempsey slammed me on the
chin as we were coming out Of
a clinch, after we had been or
dered to break clean, His ,,ct
was contrary to the rules of the
Toledo commission.
After that sneak punch I was
through. 1 didn't know a thing
from then on. l was practically
helpless. I had dropped my arms
to step back clean. when Demp-
sey put over the illegal punch
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-20
AR MENIAN TO GIVE TALKS

General Mesrop Azgapetian, Arnen-
ian soldier, will address the Service
Club at noon luncheon Monday at
the Hotel Lincoln On the topic, Flight
the Turk" The program is in charge
of Ed Jackson. General Azgapetian
will give a talk at the club house OF
the knights of Columbus Monday
evening.