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Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10
CuBS PUT ON THEIR BATTING toes
and TRIM BRAVES IN DOUBLE BILL

Chicago, Aug. S.-(AP)-Chicago
was in a batting mood today and
batted out at double victory over
Boston in a double header by scores
8 to /, and 13 to 3. In the first game
the locals had little difficulty. bunch
ing their hits off Jesse Barnes, while
Alexander never to exert himself.
In the second contest the Cubs
jumped off to an early lead on Gra-
ham and continued their lombard
ment on three other Boston twirlers,
while Cooper breezed through nice
ly.
First game:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10
West Paris Wins

Turner, Aug. S-West Paris, Pine
Tree State League leader ran its
string of consecutive wins to 10 here
today, defeating the locals s to O.
Iurner was held to four hits by
Benson, who famed 49, West Par
Is found Beck easy, collecting 13
hits, including a brace of doubles
by Rowe. Packard secured four sin
giles in five trips to the plate.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10

Two base hits, Adams, MaHII'
Three base hit, Alams. Stolen base
brooks. Sacrifices, Heathcote, Grigs-
by 2, Maranville 2, Freigau. Left on
base Boston 6; Chicago 10. Base on
halls off Barnes 2; Kamp l. Struck
out by Barnes 2. Hits off Barnes
in Z innings. Kamp in /. Wlld
pitch Barnes. Losing pitcher Barnes.
Umpires Pfirman, Mclaughlin and
Hart. Time 1.37.
Second game:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10
WAKEFIELD NOSED OUT
IN NINTH AT PORTLAND

Portland, Me-, Aug. 8-Trailing by
one run, Portland came from behind
in tn eninth inning to defeat Wake
field, Mass, here today, 4 to 3. jim
my Fitzpatrick, ex-Boston College
twirler, had slight edge in the bat
tie Of southpaws with Burrows. The
score:
Portland o 0 II 010 o 2--4-1i-S
Wakefield. o O o 0 o 3 o 0 0-3-1O-3
Batteries. Fitzpatrick and Feaster;
Burrows and O'Neal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10

TWO base hItS AudINS, I1dI tIIettt
Brooks 2. Three base hits Padgett,
Heathcote. Stolen bases Gonzales,
Brooks. Sacrifices Grigsby, Maran-
willie. Double plays Bancroft to Gau-
treau to Burrus; Freigau to Adams
to Grimm. Left on base Boston 8.
Chicago 8. Base on balls off Graham
2; Cooper 3 Vargus /. Struck out by
Marquard 1, Cooper 2, Ryan 1. Hits
of Graham 2 in no innings, none out
in first; off vargus in 2 2-3; off
Marquard in / 1-3; off Ryan s in
4 innings. Passed ball O'Neil. LOS
ing pitcher Graham. Umpires Nc
Laughlin, Hart and Pfirman. Time
1.41.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Kansas City 6; Louisville 9 (first
game); Kansas City Q; Louisville
(second game).
Milwaukee 0; Indianapolis 1 (first
game); Milwaukee Z; indianapolis 0
(second game).
81. Paul 2; Toledo (first camel:
st. Paui IL; Toledo Z (seconi
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10
INTERNATIONAL LEAGITE

Jersey City /, Syracuse (frst
game); Jersey City'4, Syracuse 2 (sec-
ond game).
Baltimore, .. Toronto 4 (frst camel:
toronto 10, Baltimore (second
game).
Providence 8. Rochester 2.
Buffalo IL, Reading 9.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10
EASTERN LEAGIJE

Worcester 0-5-1: Hartford 1-2-3.
bridgeport 5-9-3; New Haven
6-10-2.
Pittsfeld 5-1o-4; Waterbury IT,
14-2.
Springfield 1-6-1; Albany 2-7-1.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10

EdTHeu TuHs-SOX z, Togus J.
Three base hits-Beaudoin. Two
base hits-Moran, Delaney 2, Carter.
Feaster. Stolen bases-Kuhn. Struck
out-By Dwyer IL; by Perry 8. Dou-
BILE plays-Walsh and Duba: Cole.
Duba and Wilson. Base on balls-By
Bolduc 3 (Moran, Kuhn, Brooks):
by Perry (Dwyer). Umpires-Mc-
Donough and Carey. Time. so.
Attendance-1S00.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10
Totals :.

Earned runs, Hallowell 4, Calumet l.
Two-base hit, Austin. Stolen bases,
Carbino, Meader. Masciadri. Struck
out. Giroux 7. webb 3. Double plays,
Ballard to Masciadri. Ballard to Car
bino, Masciadri to Luce 2. Beaudoin
to Cote. Wild pitch, Giroux 2. Passed
ball, Luce. Sacrifice hit, Meader. Um-
pires, A. Vigue, Sylvan. Time. 2h.
Attendance, 200,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10

The Kennebec Journal IS in recent
OF entrance blanks for the first an
nual athletic carnival which is to be
staged at the Maine state fair at
Lewiston Monday. Sept. z, under the
auspices Of Clan Campbell, No. 206,
order of Scottish Clans. Mike Ryan.
VINO Is In charge of the meet says
that 1t is desired to stimulate the in
terest of the young men of the state
In track athletics and that it is be-
lieved a meet of this sort will bring
out a large rumber of entries. These
entrance blanks have been sent to
the school and college athletes of
New England and to the various ath-
letic clubs and any young man in
this vicinity who desires to enter
may secure the 'ecessary entry
blank by application to Mike Ryan
at Park avenue, Auburn, or at the
office of the Kennebec Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10
NEWS BRIEFS

Glace Bay, N. Y :, Aug. 9.-lAPl-7af
Work will be resumed in the coal :
mines of the British Empire Steel
Corporation tomorrow morning after
five months tieup. Differences =
which arose concerning employment !. !,
of strikers were settled tonight at { =
conference.
, Paris, Aug. S.-(AP)-A nonstop
flight from Paris to Rabat, Morocco,
is to be attempted on instructions 4
from Premier Painleve by Colonel
Denain. He is to start early tornor. !.
row morning from Villacoublay.
Providence, r. l., Aug. 9.-tAP)-sr
More than 1900 delegates and guestson
to the Imperial Palace Convention OF y
the dramatic order Knights ofsa
Khorassan, sessions of which open
tomorrow morning and continue =
through Saturday have arrived mss
this city. Delegations already here y
include one from st. Johns, N, b.
africa, Chile, Aug. 9.-(AP)--su
General Pershing has called nleetssR
ing of the Taona-Arica Plebiscitlarys-
Committee for the discussion of pol'M
ice regulations in the provinces, tnesa
rules for the voting and also the costM
of the Plebiscite. Because of'rtne
magnitude of these subjects 1t is noen
expected that the discussion will gessv
much beyond the introduction OF ths
topics. sA ~
-gr ~
Malaga, Spain, Aug. 9.-(AP)-.sai
Military and civil officials today wei-'is
coined the members of the Lafayettea
Escadrille which is flying from
France to Northern Africa. Ing q
aviators arrived here this morninss1
They will start for Rabat, Morocso'M
Tuesday.
ess5
Albany, N. Y, Aug. 9--(AP)--Tne ID
estimated average age of the popu-sa
lace of New York is 80 years, threSes
months, as compared with an avsl.sf'
age age of 32 years, six montns ~ %
1924, Health News, publication OF ,ns s.
New York state department OF heaN
this week. srF:
Rome, Aug. 9-(AP)-Plans are Z Z;
being made here for the estaplsn
ment of an air line from Barceiona. ),
Spain, and Constantinople, the pian.s -
touching at Genoa, Rome. Naplea,
Brindisi and Athens. This servi.s
will be linked with other propos.c "a
lines from Italy to Tripon anu ii
Southern Russia. ,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10
LEWISTON FAILS TO HOLD
EARLY LEAD AT SANFORD

Sanford, Me, Aug. S-The Goodall
Textiles won an interesting battle
from the Lewiston and Auburn Hust-
lers this afternoon at Goodall Park,
5 to 8. Lewiston scored all three
runs in the first, but the Sanford
team hit Brennan hard to win. Fer
guson was the batting hero with
double and a triple at opportune
moments. The score:
Sanford -. 0 0 0 o 1 % 0 O-5-9-2
Lewiston :. 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O&3-7-2
Batteries, Mitchell and Farrell;
Brennan and Masterman.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10
first game;

Totals ....... "a 1 Z "a 10 A
x-Batted for Barnes in Sth.
xx-Ran for Felix in 9TH.
CHICAGO
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10

Cincinnati, Aug. S-(AP)-Noc-
turnal showed all the qualities of a
first class juvenile when he defeated
a field of two years olds in the Queen
City handicap. $4,000 added, by six
open lengths at Coney Island today.
Display finished second and Alle-
ghany third. Time for the IL fur
longs was los 2-5.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10
kennebunkport Wins

Kennebunkport, Aug. O. Fast
fielding by both teams, delayed
steals tagged by Kennedy and Dig
nan of the home club and the base
running of Fat Lunge were fea-
ures today in Kennebunkport's 6 to
victory over Salisbury. Kenne-
bunkport, obtaining one run lead
in the first chapter, was tied in the
sixth but again took a one point
lead apd in the eighth salted the
game Oh hits by O'Brien. Lunge and
Dignan, and sacrifices by Coombs
and Andrews.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10
SPORT TABLOIDS

Cleveland. Aug. S-(AP)-The S10,-
900 Flintstone memorial handicap at
Thistle Down track today was won
by John T. D., carrying 104 pounds
with Jockey R. Mozer up. the winner
led all the way. A 50 ticket to win
paid s19S.60; $500 for place and s11
for show on John T. d. The mile
was covered in lao. Cherry Pie was
second and Princess Doreen third.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10
AMERICAN STANDING

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Detroit 9; New York 8.
Detroit 8; New York 2.
Boston d; Chicago 8 go innings).
Boston 81 Chicago 0.
Philadelphia 10; Cleveland 4.
Washington s; St. Louis 0.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10
TopAY's GAMES

Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10
Yesterdays SCORE
| PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Pittsburgh 12; Brooklyn 8.
Pittsburgh 8; Brooklyn 4.
Cincinnati 8; New York 2.
ST. Louis a, Boston 4.
Boston g; st. Louis 8.
Philadelphia 2; Chicago 0.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10

Paris, Aug. S.-(AP)-A nonstop
flight from Paris to Rabat, Morocco,
is to be attempted on instructions
from Premier Painleve by Colonel {
Denain. He is to start early torilor. !
row morning from Villacoublay.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10

In fielding, however. the Bar Har-
Dor outfit is not so fortunate. Ban
gor is leading the league with .957.
next comes P. c. T. with 954, third
Is Bar Harbor with .951 and fourth
Easterns with .920. Lewiston wins
over any of the league fielding fig
ures with .959 while Portland is way
down to .943.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10
KAY JAY
SPORT }
CHAT

A baseball team composed entire
ly of girls is a novelty in this State
and fans will watch with interest the
results of the game between the
Boston Girls baseball team and the
Portland Green Sox, which is to be
played tomorrow at Portland. Per-
haps with a team composed entire
ly of feminine players the fans may
have a lot of fun but after seeing
Lizzie Murphy play it is hard for the
writer to picture girls aggrega-
tion putting over a real brand of
baseball. 1t may be an indication of
their ability as baseball players that
in addition to their playing they ex-
cell as singers. whistlers and instru-
mentalists and that they have with
them the Ritchie Twins, two eight
year-old girls who are clever aero
bats and contortionists.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10

or the two well known independ-
ent teams, the Lewiston Hustlers are
batting over the three hundred mark
as team. having an average of .3O9.
Ine Portland Green Sox have fallen
below the mark, having a total of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

ST. Louis 8; Philadelphia 4.
New York S; Cincinnati a.
Chicago 8; Boston I (1st game).
Chicago 10; Boston 3 (2nd camel
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10

Kennebunk, Aug. S-The sensation
of the Kennebunk twilight league is
Forrest Brown, a 16 year old bobbin
boy employed at the Goodall factory
who struck out Is in seven inning
game. Four of the baters were men,
bers of Kennebunk high this year,
three others played on Kennebunk-
port high, all seven of the York
county interscholastic league. The
twilight games are attracting large
crowds. There are four teams: Good
alls, Rogers Fibre, Business Men and
Clerks and the Independents. The
latter team. all school lads with the
exception Of two, are in the cellar.
The three other teams are tied for
leadership with two won and one
lost.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10

Cincinnati, Aug. 9-(AP)-Hank
Gowdy. veteran catcher OF the Gil
ants, went to Chicago interview
the owners of the Columbus Club
of the American Association. Be-
lieving that he is about through
in the big league Hank asked for
the management of the team at CO.
lumbus, which is his home. Out
fielder Frank Walker of the Giants
was sent to Indianapolis today in
part payment for pitcher Fitzsim-
mons, who joined the New York
team here
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10
Ben Houser has surely gathered a

Ben Houser has surely gathered a
gang OF wild men with the willow
around him this year. His Bar Har-
Dor aggregation has, chalked up a
team average of 1925 for the season
up to and including the Friday
games. This is certainly a good
Team average and makes for the
kind of ball the fans like to SOC
Among the other Maine league
teams Bangor is next with .297 The
Easterns third with .273 and p. q
+. fourth with .272.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10

Young George Bolduc of Lewiston
Is credited with a win over Ted Blatt
of New York in a semi-final of II
rounds Saturday night at the Com
monwealth Sporting Club in New
York. The Lewiston featherweight
although young is a good mixer and
the boys like to see him in action.
He has had world of experience
in his life in the ring and knows
how to handle himself in any COM
pany.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10

Detroit, Aug. 9-(AP)-An Ameri-
can outdoor swimming record for
women was sent to Davy Jones
locker today by Agnes Geraghty, of
New York, who swan the 220 yard
breast stroke in three minutes. 80
seconds to win the title for that
event in the National A. A. u,
swimming championships for wo-
men that ended today, her time was
four and 2-5 seconds better than her
own mark. made last year.
Detroit, Aug. 9-(AP)-California
had a gala day Sunday at the De-
troit Tennis Club with two of it's
stars becoming finalists in the West
ern Clay Court Championships and
Cranston Holman, sensational Pa
cific coast Junior. defeating William
T. Tilden. National champion, whose
lame shoulder handicapped his game
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10

The three races held Saturday at
MerrilPs Corner by Col. Morrell of
Pittsfield all went to close hard
fought decisions and a large gather
ing of race fans registered their ap-
proval of the card and the way it
was run off. 1t is probable that 9TH
er races will be held at the Merrilrs
corner track from time to time as
there is still quite bit of interest
in harness racing in spite of the pre-
dominance of the motor car.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-20
Old Folks Can
Grow Younger
During 1925
Feel Younger Anyway-If
Willing to Take Good Advice

Nowadays old folks are increasing
their strength, vitality and endurance
by the use of Cod Liver Oil, which ac-
cording to medical men is fun Of vita
mines and is the greatest body builder
in the world
OF course they don't take the nasty
tasting, evil smelling, stomach upset
ting oil itself. Few sensible people do
that in these enlightened days, when
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tab
lets-sugar coated and easy to take
are sold in every drug store in the land
go tablets for so cents.
Old people who want to keep young
and vigorous as long as they can will
Ind that these Tablets are Just what
they need to keep In hrstclass condi-
zion
Scientists ten as that ''Cod Liver Oil
Is useful during every stage and age
Of life," but at no TING Is its wonderful
Building power more clearly demon
EErated than In old age.
Why not get 90 tablets today and in
crease your already decreasing energy
and strength. Take them for 80 days
ana note the pleasure you get from
feeling younger again.
There Is no question but what they
win help you and or that you are the
5udge--if they don't help-your money
viii be returned By the druggist from
whom you bought Therefor McCoy's
rlgidIy guaranteed. Be sure, however.
20 get Mccoy 'g--the original and genu-
zn3. Ash Hook AaaR, Goldsmith Bros
ABOUT fheu. "a EeEtlsemeut-
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Lose Your Fat,
Keep Your Health

Supernuous iesh is not healthy.
Neither Is 1t healthy to diet or ex-
ercise too much The simplest method
known for reducing the overfat body
easily and steadily is the MaYmola
Method, tried and endorsed by thou
contain an exact dose OF the famous
Marmola Prescription. These tablets
are sold by druggists the world over at
one dollar for box. They are pleas
ant to take and leave no wrinkles or
iabbiness. They are popular because
effective and convenient. ask your
druggist for them or send price direct
to the Marmola Co., General Motors
Bldg, Detroit, Mich, and procure a
Observation-Disclosures
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Drake Ensemble, Blackstone Quintet one
hour.
$500 P. M.-wcco t41s). Minneapolis St.
Paul--Magazine hour. WHB (4I4l
Kansas City. Mo;-Ladies' hour. WWJ
$3.50 r. M.-WGN (376j, Chicago-Re-
cttal, one-half hour, Rocking chair hour
500 r. M.--WCK (S60l, 81. Louis--Mu-
sic. WQJ (444) Chicago-Household
hints, music. one hour
$50 p. M-wcAE 114Ssj, Pfttsba II aS-o
Sunshine Girl. W,DAF l414l. Kansas
City Mo:-Star t-io: one hour. Wild
1907, Mooseheart. ul.-Mustc by chill
dren. aiks by the faculty.
s:45 2. L-wLs (S44). chicaso-Home-
400 Z; WAS 1899, LOUISVILLE 3z
.6 CSicsgoNohi S ljfe st ssn music Sn;s..,a
hsssMDIRnsr concert w WGx 53aa5
New York-Dinner concert. Hotel Wal.
music. four hours. Wink $3.50 clsve-
stories WAC l4e6), Washington
ianta-Bonnie Esrnhardt., WlrAM
$500. Cleveland--Royal Canadians Or
chestra, one hour.
S:0g r. M.-WIP t61O). Philadelphia
5:IB p, M.-KDKA 1901. East Pitts
burEh--Dinner music. broadcast also by
KEKX (2Q11 HaaftuUa Nah
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u. B. DELEGATES
ANNOUNCED HERE
win Attend Conference at
Buffalo Next May

@. A. Everett. chairman of the
board of tellers of the White River
branch OF the United Brethren
Church in Christ. today announced
names Of delegates to the United
Brethren conference to be held late
in May at Buffalo. N. 7.
Ministerial delegates: ]. B. Car
sons, University Heights; M. S. Daw-
son, veedersburg, Ind; J. A. Bray,
Muncie, Ind; J. LIS Brandeburg,
Terre .Haute, Ind; N. P. France, Clay
City, Ind, and J. e. shannon. Day
ton, Ohio.
Lay delegates: J. l. Good, Univer-
'sity Heights; Miss Pauline Todd,
Terre Haute, Ind; Mrs, Mary Waldo,
Indianapolis; Mrs. Mary E. Bone
brake, Petersburg, Ind; Frank Reag-
an, Terre Haute, Ind, and Miss
Beulah Chappelle, Of Middletown,
Ohio.
Other members OF tn aboard Of tel
lers were NJ. A. Marshall and o. G..
Ramsay, all of the First United
Brethren Church of Indianapolis.
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Senate
Nau Pile

s. B. 40 BLACKBURN 49, Authorizing
school city Of Evansville tc be governed
by board Of trustees Of three men and
two wome,1. Education.
s. B. SO (Gann) Giving public service
cc:nmission power to fix rates for PUBLIC
necessary depreciation. to DO kept separate
S. B. 81 { English l-Authorizin depart
ment of conservation to take over James
S25, 900 to restore to its pristine glory.
Natural Resources.
b 50 English -ConSernin appoint
ment, qualification and boiler inspectors.
Rights and privileges,
wives and widows to soldiers home and
children to Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Home, and providing for temporary admis-
sions. BENEVOLENT Institutions.
ties for relief of Tolleston Club of Chicago.
Gary and Calumet Power Company Jul
s. B. Is tHolmes) Regulating, sale and
caFssyiBBg g PlHtSls EDae psycha
trio ward at Indiana University Medicine
S. B. 81 (Lindley) Providing that
marriage of female wards may terminate
guardianship. In discretion OF Judge. Ju-
s. b. 80 tLoehard u Z, 7 Exemptsing , hon ts9
ing poll tax Judiciary B.
s. b. SO (Penrod l-Prohi biting War
Memorial commission from buying proper.
g. 81 so (Penrod) RE dification of
game and Ash laws. Rights and PRIVILEGES.
s. B. 81 SHANK -Authortzing Steuben
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Today's Best

COPYRIGHT. 1895. bv United Press
WEAF, New York (492 Nd; WIFI,
Philadelphia 1895 M; WCAE, Pitts
burgh (462 Nd; WGR, Buffalo (319 Nd;
WEEP, Boston (303 Nd; WAR.
Providence $3.50 M; WDDH, wor-
cester 1858 Nd, p. m. ESTEver-
reay entertainers in sea songs.
WRC. Washington (4ss ND; WY,
New York (45o Nd, s p. m. EST
Pan American night.
WICK. Detroit (51s M. 10 p. M
EST-Red Apple Club.
WIZ, New York (455 I'D, $3.50 p.
m. EST-St. Cecilia Choral Club.
+ WLW. Cincinnati (423 Nd, 40 p.
m. CST-Concert program.
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burgh--stcckman children,s program.
$3.50 p. M.-CKAC l425l Montreal-Or-
chestra ,S concert WBcN 2se) CHI Gil
Pittsburgh-"Uncle Kaybee."f WDAR
l395). Philadelph Dream Daddy.
MGN 1879. Chicago-Drake Ensemble
Blackstone Quintet; WY, (405) New
l526), New York-Police alarms. sport
esq I. M-wcAE t4es,. Pittsburgh
1900 ?. M-wRc l4es), Washington
Hughes speaker. WBZ 1877. Spring
Held, Mass--Songs. WBCN (266l. Chi
cago-Classic hour WEBB 1871 Chi
cago-Tsnor, soprano. Oriole Orchestra.
WEEI t3Q31. BOSTON, Musicale. WIKI
$3.50. Cleveland Musical program,
three hours, WIP 1901 Philadelphla
Musicale two hours. WIS s(344)
Chicago-Lullaby time, Israelitc House
OF David ladies' chorus. WAR (36O)
Providenee-Addrees WQJ (444), Chi
cago-Rainbo Orchestra vocal one
hour. WEAR (390). Cleveland-Con-
7:l5 r.. M.-wGY 1885,. SCHENECTADY
Sr nseS states Army Band cspHcert also
h Moosseh 9es n,kM;,aMoosehea Et conesrt
week program from Columbia. WRC
Z 20 M.-KFKB (2s6). Milford. Kan.-
1880 r. M.-CKAC Il2Hl. Montraal-- st,,-
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NEW JUDGE is NAMED
Claude A. Smith Succeeds BaltzeIl
at Prince OH.

Governor Jackson has appointed
Claude A. Smith, Princeton, to the
bench Of Gibson Circuit Court to
succeed Judge Robert C. Baltzell,
sworn in Mon,iay as judge Of the
Federal Court here. Judge Smith
is a graduate of Indiana and Column
bia Universities and served as
Speaker OF the House in the 1921
and 1922 session OF the General AS
sembly.
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Albumin votes Gratitude

Indianapolis alumni Of Indiana
University have adopted resolutions
in appreciation OF the gift of Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Coleman Of $780,
600 for construction of a hospital for
women in indianapolis as part Of the
university school OF medicine. The
gift was made in the name OF Mr..
and Mrs. Coleman's daughter who
died some years ago.
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SER Penalties Favored

Favor Of strong penalty clauses in
the cooperative farm marketing bill,
now before the State Legislature,
was expressed today by Represent
alive Caleb G.. Williams, Pendleton.
Some members of the agriculture
committee Of the House, to which
the bill was referred. have objected
to the clause fixing a $500 fine for
farmers breaking contract with as
sociations. Several amendments to
this clause have been offered.
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!. every half hour Of day and night
1890 "A. M-WWJ- (5l7). Detroit-Set-
$3.50 A: M~-WWj t517). Detroit--ro.
e:45 A. M:-WckL 1867. Northneld
1oa5 0lsf 6So5aPfsll S sSrvSiii sns.olls
III 100 A. M.-WBAV 1891, Columbus
Piano. one hour, W0J tA44). Chicago
l1:15 A. M.@KbKI $500. East Pits
burgh-Daugherty's Orchestra. WGR
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Magazines and copies OF Riley's
poems are in demand for Indianapo
lis hospital patients, according to-
Miss Alice Griffith Of the Central
Public Library. Magazines can be
used only once If the invalid's case
is contagious, Miss Griffith said, and
a large number Of magazines can
be used.