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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-06

Lot 83-Men's Fancy Isle Hose
all sizes. A good assortment Of
coIors. Reg. price Soc.
Sale Price 1e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-06

Lot 45-36 in. Fruit Of the Lcom
bIeached cotton. Pea price 25o
Anniversary Sale Price 1876
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-26

The United States has 100000 acres planted to potatoes.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-26
Viennesse Actors Curb
 Hopes of Amateurs

VIENNA, June g. (P)-Amateur acting has become so popular in Vi enna, and some of the amateur ac- tors do So we'll, that the profession stage considering itself threatened, has found an effective remedy.
 A committee of professionals watch ed every announcement from any one of the 100 amateur action clubs in Vienna that charge admissions. Any play the rights of which by anna teurs. and if an attempt is made to evade this regulation, the police are notified by the professional ac- tors and act accordingly.
 Hence the amateurs are restricted, if they charge admissions, to plays by Goethe, Schiller, Lessing and oth- CT oldtime playwrights.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-26
Board of Trade
 Debates Greedy
 Cows of Quesnel

QUESNEL, B. C., June 23. (P)- There has been much gOOd-natured discussion at meetings of the Board of Trade here over the question of enforcing the pound law, and after the hearing of many opinions it has been decided that the only thing to do is to protect the pound4keeper from rough treatment at the hands of irate COW owners, and let the law take it's course
 The chief difficulty in enforcing the pound act is the retaining of a pound-keeper. For time, one year, the president of the Board of Trade acted in that capacity, but his life being threatened on one or two oc- casions by COW owners whose ami mals he had impounded, no one else has offered to take the job.
 Its not the gardens they destroy that bothers me; mine is we'll fenc- ed," remarked one member of the board, ''but in the spring before the grass gets green the cows come up to my store and try to scoop the green things out of the plate glass window"
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-26

might be affected, was displayed il I the House of Lords recently wher several peers made demands fol facts concerning the slave trade ac .tivity
 Earl Buxton started the ball roll ing by asking the government whether the report upon slavery which the l foreign secretary undertook to cal for in 1923 had as yet been received and also whether the League of Ma tions had asked to be supplied with any available information on the sub l ject of slavery. In northern Africa and the Far East, he said, slave ! raiding and trading still existed, and it was known, he alleged, that raids had been made in Kenya and the Su- dan.
 Lord Oliver asserted that there was a good deal of information on the subject of slavery in the posses sion of the government which the public had the right to know. The earl in this connection, said condi- tions in Abyssinia were much as they had always been and slavery and slave raiding existed there to- day
 Replying for the government, Wis
 
 count Cecil explained that the gov ernment was eager to the utmost of its power to help in the suppression of slavery in general and slave raids in particular. The League of Nations had undertaken inquiries into this subject, he said, and one great ad- vantage of the league was that it worked with the utmost publicity. That fact alone, it seemed to him, ought to put an end to any sus- picion, that the British government desired to hide in any way anything that its officials were doing in that direction.
 
 the government was prepared to place all it's information at the dis posal of the league His information was that there had been no slave raids in Kenya. but he would cause further inquiries to be made.
 Lord Gainford main tained that from information in his possession it appeared certain that raids had been made from Abyssinia and Brit ish subjects made slaves and trans ported across the Red Sea, and thru Arabia to Mesopotamia and he could not understand why the government had no information along these lines. The subject is to be prot up again for further discussion.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-26

The earliest known mortality table was produced in 225 A. D.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-26

Food imports of France are now greater than before the war.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-26

Knut Hamsum, Nobel prize winner, drove street cars in Chicago.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-26
SUITS! SUITS! SUITS!

There will be no excuse for not being we'll dressed for the grand Fourth of July Celebration, as have on hand several suits, in all sizes, colors and styles at very low prices. Come and get them!
 JORDAN'S VALET SERVICE.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-26
British Lords Told of Slaue Trading In
 Sections of Empire

LONDON, June 23. (P)-Rath a tone of uneasiness on the question of slave raiding in several parts of the world, including suggestion that parts of the British Empire
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-26

The United States has more than 15000 motion picture theaters.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-26

Fish with poisonous flesh are a danger in the Philippines.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-26

A new stadium recently built in Chicago seats 100000 persons.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-26

The United States produces 75 per cent of the worlds corn.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-26

None of Washington's soldiers was lost in crossing the Delaware.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-26

The size trout attain depends on the kind of water they inhabit.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-26

Gateway wantads bring results.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-12

itatlsns6g tsl6t valaEinsk 4 sze.
mere hanyni az sdesapjat annak
foglalkozasat.
Hogy veletlenul e sorok ir6ja-
max piisp0k az apja, arrdl igazan
mem tehet senki. Ha mem arravalo
ember lenne, bizonyara mem va
lasstottak yolna meg anhak. Ha az
en- edesapam egyszeru foldmives,
vagy gyari munkas lenne, akkof
Sc tagadnam meg. nem szegyel-
mem soha = hahem epp oily szere-
tettel $ ragaszkodassal volnek
iranta, mint vagyok most. listen
utan sziileimnek, az 3 szeretetuk-
mex, ragaszkodasuknak es neve-
lesiiknek k0sz0nhetek mindent
ezen a vilagon.
Vegiil azutan, a mi AIT kedves
tanacsot illeti, hogy menjek vissza
az Ohazaba, kijelentem, hogy XII
sz0hettel megfogadom 8 k0vetem.
Csak egy bibije van a dolognak.
A sovany ujsag szerkeszt6i fize-
tesb6l bizony mem igen lehet fel-
re tenni S ICY mem telik az eleg
k1jltseres utazAsra Pedip sZivesen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-12
1926. MARQUIS u.

utazom en- harmad osztAlyon is,
de hat meg ARA sincsen penzem.
Hanem kijelentem, hogy ha a szi-
YES tanacsot ado rendelkezesemre
bocsatja az utazas k0ltsegeit, ak
kor bizony nyaron osszeszedem
a batyut indulok vissza sep
Magyarorszagba, hogy meglassaln
az en- dragaimat, megcs6kolhas-
sam edes $ szeretett sziileim ke-
yet r1egnezzem rokonokat, is
mer6s0ket ket h6nap mulva joj-
jek vissza. Persze mindezt csak
ugy tehetem meg, ha a j6szivu s
1Idvafias hangu tanacsad6 sziik-
seges osszeget rendelkezesemre bo-
csatja.
Nagyon kerem, helyezze Ell az
osszoget a Hamory Gusztav bank
jaban, az International Bankban,
esetleg mindjart meg is valthatja
oda vissza szolo haj6jegyemet.
Evvel azutan be is fejezem va
laszomat a haragos hangu tele-
fon beszelgetesre, ahol csak a hivo
beszelt - felhivott hallgatott.
Revesz Kalman.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-12

ashssstre ssep igsrst, az HsttS
ksll ahhoz. egyik, aki esikarja,
mask, aAi hagyja. Gyonged n6i
l1ezek mindenesetre sokkal fino-
mabba1i veezik Ell ezt q szemcsika.
rast, mint munkaban megkerge-
Aedett feffi kezeh, de.a szemcsika-
ras igen draga mulatsag is lehet,
legkeyesebb 0t, jobb esatben tiz
esztendS Jar erte, tekintet ntlkiil
ARA, hogy no vagy ferfi a szem-
kicsikar0.
Ktil0nben, ha egesz komolyan
vessziik a dolgot, d szemcsikaras
rlem egyebb, mint valakinek meg
vakitasa. Tehat eletveszelyes fe-
hyegetes. Magaban ez eleg lenne
ahhoz, hogy az illet6t az ember le-
csukassa, de hat mem veszem ko-
molyan a do1got. "Bolond lyukbol
- bolond szel fuj."
Arr6l Sc tehet senki, hogy ho-
va cs0ppentette lie a g6lya. Az
egyik embernek kiraly, mask
max egyszerii munkasember az APP
ia. Az egyik mem erdem - a ma
six NOM sz6Uvnu NaovfOku td1,. IN
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-12

Mines csunyabb dolog, mint a
gyavasag. A gyava ember elkovct
mindent, hogy palastolja gyenge-
seget A hatalmasan harsogo
hang megett legtobb esetben a
reszket6 sziv huzodik meg
A gyava ember oryul tamad.
Meglepi a kiszemelt aldozatot s
akkor lit rata, amikor AIT legke-
vesbbe varna.
Rendesen tanuk nelkiil k0zeleti
meg aldozatat, hogy a tamadast
senki ne lassa, senki ne. hallJa.,
Mert mem csak 0k0llel szoktak ne--
kitamadni az embernek, hanem
nyelvvel is.
Az igazan gyava, amikor tudja,
hogy egyaltalan mines igaza S fei'
att6l, hogy nyiltan szemben alljon
avval, akit megtamadott = min
dig telefont hasznalja. A tele-
fon, drot, a hallgat6 mindent ell
bir. A gyavanak. azutan meg az is
az elonye, hogy az egesz dolgot
.konnyen letaga'dhatja, niivel a te=
lefon az nem tanuskodhatik.
Telefonon keresztiil legazemberez-
hetnek, elmondhatnak csirkefogo-
max, gyilkosnak mem tehetsz ell
lene semmit, legfeljebb csak AIT,
hogy az ocsmanykodasokat nem
hallgatod tovabb, hanem felakasz-
tod egesz egyszeriien a kagylot.
Ha te is gyava vagy, akkor TIA
Ian hasonlo gorombasagokkal fe
lelsz, de ebben az esetben leala-
csonyitod magad, annak a niv6ja
IA, aki tudva AIT, hogy mines iga-
"a. elvakult diiheben telefonon for
dnl ellened, hOgy lerantsOn Saf-
ga foldig.
Regi, de igaz mondas az, hogy
aki kiabal, annak soha sincs iga-
"a. Ha valaki nyugodt lelkiisme-
rettel, tigazsaganbk tudataban
akar elintezni egy vitas dolgot,
tisztazni a felreertest = nyugod-
tan, higgadtan, szemt6l-szembe all
fellel. Semmi esetre Sc kiabal,
vagy ordit. Szemelyes elintezeskor
Sc teszi ezt, de meg kevesbe ordit
telefonba, hisz szegeny tudat-
Ian dr6t, lassu piszkolodast is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-12

A ''Kulfoldi Magyarsag'' kozlemenye.-

vaosaggal gondveezer das, hogy 6ppen vertben
erengo megcsonkio Magyarorszg egfekebb napjaban
tudna kinteunk rafeledkezn
regi d6egnk mubo kfeherlo obezkJere szne mar
meg onmagunka bben khaokus sotet elenben
Va6saggal listen en hogy most megmozu temeto es ha
oak eljonek hozzak hogy verene benk magyar
daban halottak fok elfaradt porbaomlott
h6s verekedes ha valah akkor most szkseg
hogy ra feobogjanak teura 6s kivere
kediek ezereves gazsagunkat.
Madah februar 1S-an Jokai ziletesenek
szaak vforuloiat nnpete Ezekben napokban J6
kai Nor mnen ks aho nyelven er
k meg egymast emlegek mndnho, ahol ku
ember agyve6k vlagrodalom orenete
fejeze ame 1S zazad masodk felenek prozai
beszel mar agahatja komarom flu
neve ki egenyiras gyik gbamuatosabb kepveoe VOLT Az
anyanyelvet akkorban mem besze tobb znke mo ember
m6 embernek legejebb a egytizedresze cit
bonyos kapcsoaban kozos kulturtee vg
gait nemzeteivel.
amott fenysugar ameyr5 vlag udomas v
magyarsagb6 egy Anray Gyu Liszt Ferenc Munkd
cy Mhay Pe6 Sander J6ka Nor tezser6 veek tudomast
kutuomegk ezekne neveknek koszonhetJuk hogy
magyar szemukben keveedett ossze bak vend, or
eny abanf6l europa fajexomukkal Eek votak magyar
de mi magyarok aota eegge kabrandu
nyugat ee s6haoz6 emenyen szreem eszteensegebo
hogy vonank haasak J6kanak bb
ur6pa Macy Mem is aze vagyunk bszke
J6kara hogy rodaomortene konyvekek
be ango anc es oasz skoak katedrain ognak a
Hnnink k, hogy kuura, szeplroda
magyar k6pz6mveszet VOLT hanem esz Hnnunk kell
eur6pai kuurnemzetek megkorhadt erdeben
bad harateknteni nnunk kel magunk haaagaban
kuris 0vend6nk prkd6 hajnalhasadasaban Hnnunk
skannav irodam viagsikrek utan most
magyarokon ahogy peldau kepzomivsz e
1utura teren maris megkezd0d0tt.
szokasos mertekkel merjuk es erollo
regenyodaom ango frncia mesee
ent Jelent valamit ami halala ota
oily hanyzk magyar kultureb6l Az egyeemes
vtataatan oszne onmagbo tapkozo nepszer
gondoun os6 otven esztendo mlnden magya
eggyefor hazanak Ere pei
a naun aho nemze kultur tnsagosan szet
forgacsoIodo usagoan partokod6 ahhoz aan
mUye6 uagoan egyeneked6k, uagosan par
hogy kozvemeny ossze tudon ovadn
h6doatta Pedg emm oily zkseges
mint hoy fajok seme egy kuurbavany kore srd
s0di0n ossze ebb virgk Xxi nemze ontudat fa bsz
kseg oataan te fa sajasagok kuusza
vekeny onagara bk ekes magyarsag eleven erzese az
magasrendH amey onmagaban lata eetca es
onmagat folebe helyezi minden eremtett vlagnak
regook egyenes yadka akk angsburgl
valanak eleokaodanak vaa
Most augsburgi csaa uan
ayunk nagyon szuksgk Jafe regosre akk min
magyar paotaban mnden kunyhobau ohon vannak
Is maguk k0re gyHjtk csaaveszet nepet
legnagyOb ereme hogy benne altala volt egaiabb
yaak esztendore maradeaanu akolba tu
dott osszegynjten tizenket milho magyart.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-12
Vklasz cry telefon felhivasra

multi heten szerkeszt6nket felhvta egy magyar
szony testvernk teefonon leirhatatan kfeex6sekst
hasznava egy felora hosszat gorobaskodot vee Seer
keszt5nk barany treln b6kes ember sep nyugodtan
udvarasan vegghallgatta mn6sithetetlen kifejezese
ket ARA az alabbiakban ad ia meg valaszt:
- Ha1agudni tudok mivel tudon jol, hogy az IL
eto azota mar nagyon megbatta dolgot Nevet en-
tek de igerem hogy ha az eto megegyszer megpr6bal
kozk yen dologga akkor egesz egyszeren felakasz
tom hagatot hallgatom v6gig ream szort mem
kozohet5 kfeezeseket leven egyeb okosabb dolgom is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-12

rcpp uSy IOFdUDltJd, mIHt DoHi-
boless6 fajul6 orditast.
Ha valaki magab6l kikelve BON
bol belle a, telefonba, az feltetle-
nil annak a jele, hogy mines iga-
Ia, no meg AIT is jbizonyitja, hogy
elvesztette AIT kis eszet is, ami
italian neha napjan megakad az il
let6nel.
Mines azutan nagyobb banata a
gyavanak ilyenkor, mikor magaroi
.megfeledkezve, jozah eszet elveszt-
We, neked tamad, ha te nyugodtan
hallgatod vegig az ocsmanykoda-
sokat udvariasan megkerded a
vegen, hogy paranesol-e' meg egye-
bet-a- A gyava embert akkor az
utan efboritja egeszen a duh $
king0rcsoket kapva, mem tudvan
mast tenni -,'leteszi a telefon
lagyl6t.
~*
Az, is regi de igaz mondas, hogy
mindenki magab6l indul XII. Ha
valaki feltbaratjarol anelkiil, hogy
ismerne, tudatosan rosszat allit.
feltetlenGl bebizonyitja evvel rossz
hiszemiiseget. Ha valaki elvakult
1uheben telefonon masrol felte
telezi, hogy annak is csipas sze-
me - (pfuD - mindenesetre an
max bizonyiteka, hogy az, aki
ilyet gondol, rendelkezik szemei-
ben evvel a kellemetlen dolgokkal.
Azert, inert en- gazember vagyok,
az emhertarsam mem kell, hogy az
legyen feltetleniil. Persze magam-
boil kiindulva, felteszem arrol is.
Kiil0nben is rendes ember min
dennap megmosakszik legalabb
ketszer Is ,olyankor rendesen Xxi
szokta t1fiilni szemeb6l is a hi
vatlan vendeget. Persze, aki mem
szereti vizet a mosakodast, an
max szemeben tovabbra is ottma-
rad, felgyiilemlik S napr6l-napra
szaporodik ez szemt0ltelek, any
nyira, hogy egy lido mulva mar
mem is lat attd. :
Az is kedves dolog azutan, ha
valakinek - persze gyavan, tele-
fonon keresztiil = AIT .mondJak,
hogy csak talalkozzam magaval,
kicsikarom a szemet. Well, min
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-18

Promoter Morrissey of Grand Rap
ids sent representative east to
talk with Manager Carr of Slattery
and Manager Pete Reilly of Jack De-
laney, who recently fought Paul Ber-
lenbach. One of the two eastern
prominents was wanted for a bout
with Virgins in Grand Rapids New
Years day.
Safety First Managers
Offers were turned down and the
managers of Slattery and Delaney
were not backward about explaining.
They called attention to the Virgins
Flowers match and said Virgins
was too good to gamble against. In
other words the eastern managers
play the safety first game with
their fighters and wait for big
shots" in New York.
General opinion over the country
seems to be that there are but few
light heavies capable of beating the
Hoosier at the 175-pound mark and
with the exception of Harry Greb
the few leaders don't care to tackle
him.
Chuck has a big bout in view for
New Years, but owing to the fact
good light heavies refuse to meet
him. he'll probably be seen in action
against a heavyweight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-18
3 u l. { r
DOW N Z .
AT IOWA
HaWkeyes Take Rough
Scrap From Locals in
Last Seconds of Play.

BIZ Times Special
IOWA CITY, Iowa. Dec. 1S.-ln
an extremely rough game of basket
ball here Thursday night, Iowa de-
feated Butler, 26 to "a when Harri-
son, Hawkeye forward stepped up
to the foul line and tossed in two
free throws just before the gun
sounded.
The score at the half was Is to
10 in favor Of the visitors. Neither
team made shots count. Butler
missed many during the first half
that should have been rung up for
points.
Iowa was behind for a greater
part of the time, but in the latter
stages passed Coach Pages outfit.
Wakefield tied up the count at "a
all, shortly before the game was
over. Then came Iowa's chance
from the foul line, which meant
victory.
Referee Kearns had four men out
Of the game on personals before the
rough and tumble battle was over.
Miller and Hogan of Iowa, and Nip
per and Reach of Butler left the
scrap upon request. Captain Nipper
of Butler played a great floor game
to feed the ball, but did not count
any field goals. Van Duesen and
Harrison starred for the winners.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-18
STAR LIGHT HEAVIES
STEER CLEAR OF CHUCK
Delaney Stribing and SIattery Avoid Bouts With Wig
gins Since He 0utpointed Tiger Flowers.
When Chuck Virgins, Indianapo-

When Chuck Virgins, Indianapo-
lis light heavyweight, mixed in a
sensational scrap with Tiger Flowers
at East Chicago some time ago, he
.ASissed himself out Of some big
matches and big money. Chuck
GAINED shade verdict over Flowers
and the wires carried the informa-
ton all over the land.
Flowers is rated a tough, hardy
battler, and managers of prominent
light heavyweight title aspirants i'm
mediateIy made notations in their
clogs to keep their hopefuls clear
of Virgins.
SIattery's Boss Refuses
Promoter John McGarvey Of Pitts
burgh thought Jimmy Slattery-
Chuck Virgins bout would be
good card. He wired Sam Marcus,
Chuck's manager, and terms were
accepted. But Paul Carr, Slattery's
manager, notified McGarvey he
didn't want the match.
Promoter Edwards of New Orleans
made two efforts to get Young Strib-
ling in the ring with the Hoosier,
but each time Manager PA" Strib-
ling kept his Georgia gem" and
meal ticket safely out of Virgins
reach. PA" was willing for his
hoy to box others of less skill, but
he positively refused Virgins bout.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-18
4 924 SUB
BECOM E:S
+ A M Gus
Odd Hess, Ohio State, Makes
Quick Climb to Grid
Fame.

A mere football substitute in 1924,
generally picked as all-American
guard for 1925. That is the story
of the football career Of Ed Hess,
Ohio State University athlete.
The really big grid game Of the
year for Ohio State is Illinois. It is
always the climax to good or bad
season. 1t was the Illini game of
1924 that opened the road to fame
for Hess.
Up until that game Hess had been
just substitute forward. An in
jury to Doc Dreyer gave him the big
chance. His work featured that con-
test.
that Coach DIR. John Wilce informed
him at it's finish that he had the
position of guard cinched for 1925.
1t is said to be the first time Coach
Wilce ever did such thing.
In the 1925 preseason dope, how
ever, few of the football experts
gave Hess even a tumble in consid-
ering States prospects.
The 1924 game with Illinois gave
Hess his big chance, but 1t was
really the 1925 clash with Columbia
that made him.
"a Eastern experts were Of the opiu-
ion that Columbia had one of the
strongest teams in that section. At
least dozen of the most prominent
eastern football critics saw the
game.
AS in the Illinois game, Hess was
the outstanding star Of the Columbia
contest. He tore through the Column
bia big line at will and so broke up
the back field combination Of that
eleven that State scored a decisive
victory.
Throughout the 1925 season the
West saw plenty Of what Hess could
do and came to view him as easily
the best guard in the Big Ten. How
ever, it was the Columbia game that
made him a national figure.
From a lowly substitute to all
American guard in one short year
reads like a page from fiction. 1t is
probably just that to Ed Hess.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-18

Anderson at Martinsville.
Advance at Darlington.
Auburn at Garrett
Bowers at Wingate.
Bloomington at Bedford.
Button at Liberty Center.
Bosse (Evansville) at Princeton.
Berne at Decatur.
Boston at Liberty.
Bunker Hill at Gas City.
Brook at East Chicago.
Boggstown at New Palestine.
Brownsville at Brookville.
Cicero at Pendleton.
Converse at Sweetser.
Cutler at Burlington.
Clinton Center at Ladoga
Covington at Perrysville;
Crown Point at Da dppnstaoo
Carmel at Broad Ripple.
Columbus at Frankfort. o..
Centerville at Cambridge Clty'
Carthage at Milroy.
Campbellsburg at French Lick.
Clay City at Carlisle.
Danville at Brownsburg.
Emerson (Gary) at La Porte.
Fdinburg at Whiteland.
Elkhart at Kendallvllle.
Eden at Fortville.
Froebel of Gary at Central tFt. wayne).
Fair Oaks at Remington.
Paramount at Waynetown.
Frankton at Summitville.
Francesville at Winanlac..
Fountain City, At Union ,G{nItGyi;ananolis,
GreencdSLl0 at MdIludi y lutidioPoAASl'
Greenfield at Noblesville.
Huntington at South Bend.
Hartford City at Winchester.
Hagerstown at Knightstown.
Huntington CATHOLIC VS.. Cathedral TN
lianapolis) at K. C. Hall.
Jonesboro at SwayZee.
Little Jeff at Michig antown.
Linton at Jasonville.
Lincoln at Centerville.
Logansport' at Rochester.
Morgantown at Eminence.
Muncie at Kokomo.
Michigan City at Elkhart.
Monrovia at Brazil.
Mooreland at Spiceland.
Nappanee at Goshen.
Newcastle at Richmond.
Owensville at Oakland City.
Orleans at Salem
Poseyville at Hazelton.
Nashville at Connersville.
Roachdale at cambridge.
Royal Center at Galveston.
Robinson at Wiley (Terrel Haute)
South Side (Ft. Wayne) at North Man
Southport at Greenwood
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-18

l~7HIS is Tommy Milligan.
IL welterweight champion of
- England, who hopes to be
the next world crown-wearer of
that sector. He hopes to box Mick
ey Walker for the title in January.
Milligan, who is now in this
country, is highly touted by Eu-
ropean critics.