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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-29
Major Homer Leaders
FOUR-TIME CHAMPIONS
Washington Typos Win Final of
Series From Boston Team.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-The
Washington typos were today ac-
claimed championship winners of the
International Union Printers Base
ball League after winning their final
game Friday at the annual tourney
from Boston with score of II to 3.
This is the fourth consecutive
championship Of the league for the
locals.
Norman Hutchinson held the New
Englanders to seven hits in the first
five innings and BANKED them in
the other four. Poor support be-
hind Pitcher Sullivan cost Boston
the game, six errors being made.
Washington beat Indianapolis in its
first game of the tourney.
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TRAINS FOR REYNOLDS
Carlin Hard at Work for His Mat
Bout Here.

Johnny Carlin, Swedish welter-
weight wrestler, Is getting in fine
condition for his finish match with
Jack Reynolds at the Broadway The
alter next Friday night.
All of the past week Carlin has
been in Chicago training for the
occasion, and he plans to continue
the program until Wednesday or
Thursday Of next week, when he
will arrive here for his first visit
to Indianapolis.
Scarcely less important and inter
esting is attached to the other
match Of the card, between Leslie
Fishbaugh and Jimmy Chanos. They
are rated only slightly lower than
Reynolds and Carlin.
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BOAT RACES
Nine Motor Entries in Gold
Cup Event.
BIZ United Press

bN tnitcd Press
PORT WASHINGTON, L. l., Aug.
29.-Across the ripping blue back Of
Manhasset Bay today nine sleek mo.
tor boats were scheduled TO race in
the gold cup event, blue ribbon clas-
sic of speed craft racing in America.
At least 500 yachts were moored
around the course with flags flying,
The favorites for the classic were
G. e. Bragg's Baby Bootleggger
which won the cup last year, and
Carl Fishers Baby Shadow, a win
ner at Miami last winter.
Gar Wood, noted Detroit racing
driver, who has not missed a Gold
Cup race in many years will not be
present He is patient in a De-.
troit hospital, recovering from
nervous breakdown. His brother,
George Wood will drive his entry,
Miss America II.
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III OSY DOLAN was in Chicago
IL recently telling newspaper
- men it is only a matter Of
time before he will be back in the
big leagues. This reminds US
that AID Wolgast still thinks he's
going to get another crack at Bat
Nelson for the lightweight cham
pionship.
In view of some of his childish
lutterances in regard to "A match
with Wills it does not surprise us
to hear that Mr.. Dempsey has dolls
and other toys in his Hollywood
dressing room.
TT BEGINS TO APPEAR AS IF BABE
RUTH WILL HAVE TO BE CONTENT
FROM NOW ON WITH THE DISTINC-
TON OF BEING KNOWN AS THE HOT
DOG KING.
OE KIRKWOOD, the golfer,
is going on the stage this fall.
2J =. 1t ought to be interest
ing to watch him play niblick shot
out Of the footlights.
***
Old Exter1ninatOr is coming back
to the tracks to race again. And
we suppose Snapper Garrison or
Tod Sloan will do the riding.
A&kU CAN ALWAYS TELL WHEN A
E<Xy JAZZ BAND REACHES LONDON.
:. :. THE PRINCE OF WALES QUICKLY
STARTS FOR HOME.
E7ING SOLOMON knocked out
TX James Maloney but lost the
bout on a foul E. O.. The King
seems to have a good sales depart
ment but his collections are poor.
Babe Ruth's salary is to be
chopped First they trim his waist
roll, and then his bank roll.
Young Stribling already has made
100000 as a fighter. Will some
one kindly tell us why this bird
wastes his time going to school?
Sign in Youngstown restaurant:
s'We serve everything that swims."
I've don't know what would hap
pen if you ordered an Annette KEEL
hermann on the half-shell.
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Louisville $500. 900 80 010-11 Is 2
49,. 301 900 002- g IL 3
Holley. Koob Meyer: Gearin. McCracken.
NcMenemy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-29
CITY SERIES BASEBALL
Folks and Prestos Meet in First
Half Of Double Bill.

Folks Sanitary Milk team VS.. the
Possibilities, last years city
champs, opened the annual city
championship series at p. m. to.
day at Pennsy Park. The second
game was to be between the Morris
Street M. e. nine and First Baptist
team. to determine which will play
the Indianapolis Light and Heat
team next Saturday afternoon in
the Glass A division.
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AS BEAT PRESTOS

The A. B. C.s, local team in tho
Negro National League, defeated the
Prest-O-Lite nine at Washington
Park Friday afternoon, to 2. 1t
was holly contested struggle. but
the crowd was a disappointment. 1t
was the second meeting OF the clubs
this season, the AS winning both
tits.
The A. B. C.s meet the Cuban
Stars in a double-header here Sun
day. $3.50.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh $50 100 3O2 112-1O 10 o
Philadelphia %. 900 O40 0O5- . IS 8
\ Morrison. Oldham. Adams. sheehan.
Kremer. Smith; Pearce. o'Neal. Ring. viii.
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NEAR FINALS
Lang-L. Kurzrok Meet for
Singles Honor.

Seeded players were to battle in
the tennis semi-hnals for doubles in
the city park championship games
this afternoon on the lower courts
at Garfield Park. Finals in both
singles and doubles matches are
scheduled for the lower courts Sun
day afternoon.
r. Lang and L. Kurzrok will play
in the singles finals. Lang won
three out of five sets from NJ. Kurz-
irok, Friday afternoon. His score
was 2-6, 3-6, So, 6-3, 6-3.
l. Kurzrok defeated J. Adler in
sets. his score being, 6-1, GA,
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kremer stopped a rally in the ninth inning
after the pills had scored five runs.
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pitchers gave the Reds : 1s,to-7 victory
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DEDICATE SCOUT COURTS

Johnny Hennessey. julius Saga
lowsky, Albrecht Kipp and Leo Kur-
zrok, local tennis stars. assisted Fri
day afternoon in dedication of the
new Boy Scout tennis courts at the
Scout reservation near FIT. Harrison.
Courts have been donated TO the
camp and rank well with the best
in the city.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-29
BELMONT. GRID PRACTICE

The Belmonts will hold their sec.
ond football practice Monday night
Aug. 81, sat 1880 p. m. at the west
side Community House. The Bel
monts expect to have a fast team
this year. All fast State teams take
notice. Teams desiring games write
Louis Pluckebaum. 201 n. Belview
or call Belmont 1854.
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Zahniser won the deciston over Miller 4
a pitchers battle and the Red Sox bea
the Cleveland Indians, . tai.
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GSS osiosS a III 81 81 SSSSSS-s 3 I
Cooper. Gonzales; cooney. Gibson.
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in the qualifying rounds. with a
total Of 1853 and has knocked off
some good lads during the present
session Of Hoosier goifdom's best
amateurs.
Curran, however. reinforced by
lunch and some solitary communion
with himself. came out for the after
noon round a different man. He
won three of the first four holes. He
took the nineteenth, twenty-first,
twenty second, twenty-sixth and
thirty-first. losing only the twenty
seventh. In fact he was Mitchelrs
master during the last eighteen, but
the overwhelming lead OF the morn
ing fray was not to be overcome.
Strong in Morning
Mitchell put up a noble exhibition
of golf in the Friday morning fray,
winning the LIST. 5th, 7th, 18th, 18th,
18th, 18th, 18th. 18th and 18th. Allow.
ing Curran one hole, the third,
Mitchell grabbed off all holes by one
stroke. a freight train could have
noticed II. so confident did he be.
come during his administration OF
the quietus to the Connersville
shooter in the second half of the
morning tussle.
The struggle finally ended on the
thirty-second green. which Mitchell
really won, but which he conceded
as halved, as Curran was already
down 5.
The Atkins-Resener battle came to
an end on the 30th green. Bobby won
the LIST. End. Sd. 9th. oh, 18th. 18th.
18th, goth, 21st, 22nd, 25th, 2Sth and
goth, or fourteen in all. Atkins won
half that many, taking the 4th, Sth,
18th. 18th. 18th, 10th and 23d Re
sener played a strong consistent
game.
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Resener qualified for the finals Of
the twenty.fifth annual State golf
tournament by routing George
Atkins, Elkhart star, who played
under the colors Of the Chain.O.
Lakes Country Club of South Bend,
to the tune of up and to go.
George really never had a look.in,
although he battled all the way to
the thirtieth green.
Mitchell Shines
Mitchell playing in his first tour
nament, almost sent his large
gallery Of native French Lickians
into a fever, when he pulled up at
the clubhouse at the end of the
morning round Friday (eighteen),
leading Jim Curran. Connersville
star, by the lop-sided score of nine
up. It was enough TO cause anyone
TO gasp, for Curran was low medalist
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FRACTURES HAND; WINS

BU JnV6d PfeSS
NEW YORK, Aug. 20.--King Solo.
mon, Panama heavyweight, won a
twelve-round decision from Quinten
Romero, South American heavy
weight Friday night. Solomon frac-
tured his right hand early in the
fight.
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TELL and RESENER STRIVE FOR TITLE In GOLF FINALS AT FRENCH LICK
Youngster and Veteran Meet on Links
in Wind-Up Match of State
Championship Event.
BY John I. Niblack
Times STAT CorresDondcnt


FRENCH LICK, Ind. Aug 29.-Dwight Mitchell tacturn
young night auditor the French Lick Springs Hotel
Bobby Resene KokOmO having proved themselves
best amateur golfers in Indiana 1926 tee
the French Lick Country Club here this morning to fight it
out between themselves in a thirty-sx hole match
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SENATORS
IN CLOSE
STRUGGLE
Lead PhiIIy;AthIetiCS by Only
Small Margin-PIay
Good Ball.
By Henry l.. Farrell
~ !"
rited Press Staff COrrespOndent

United Press stair Correspondent
NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-Smart
baseball men have predicted since
the American League pennant race
developed into a two-fisted fight be-
tween the Washington Senators and
the Philadelphia Athletics that tho
younger Athletics would crack under
the strain.
1t looks now as if the Athletics
have exploded under pressure and
their plight would be critical if 1t
had not happened that the Wash
ington Senators blew" at the same
time and could not take advantage
of the situation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-29
TAPS FOR BASEBALL
FIT. Harrison Team Lays Aside Ball
and Bat for Football.

After a successful season at Camp
Knox, Ky, the Battery B FIT Har-
rison baseball team, which lost only
two games this season. has put away
it's baseball equipment and is now
ready for the call for football.
Battery B, Third Field Artillery, is
going on the field this year with
strong eleven and is now in a posi-
ton to schedule games. For games
write or call Raymond A. Kelly, Bat
terry B, Third Field Artillery, FIT.
Harrison.
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MIKE M'TIGUE TO BOX
Former Champ to Meet Paul Berlen.
bach in Yankee Stadium.

Bu Jntteu FFfSs
NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-Mike Nc
Tigue, former worlds light heavy
weight champion. has been substi
tuted for Mike Delaney in the bout
with Paul Berlenbach to be staged
here Sept. is.
Delaney has had an operation for
an abscess on his neck and may not
be able TO box for six months.
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GUN CLUB WINNERS

SHERIDAN. Ind, Aug. 29.-wal.
ter s. Bradfield won the last local
gun club meet Of the season Friday
with a perfect score Of twenty -one
birds. f. o. Henry was second with
twenty. Mrs. Florence Colby won
the women's club prize with score
OF twenty-four and Miss Edna Moore
WAS second with twenty-three.
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WINS TEN-ROUND BOUT

BB United Press
BOSTON, Aug. 29.-Tiger Flowers,
Atlanta middleweight, won a ten.
round decision from Jock Malone,
ST. Paul, Friday night. Flowers had
a margin in eight rounds.
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THE BOYS GET BUSY
" Times Special

CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-Frank Jud.
son defeated Yousiff with a deadlock
in Sc seconds in the opening Of the
wrestling season here Friday night.
Paul Martin won from Greek San
dow with a toe.hold in 1920.
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Two bose hits-Scott. Hun Stephenson.
Three-bqse hits--Alen. schmandt Lebour.
yeau ,shinsult, Home rln-snyder. Moore
Stolen base-Sicking Sacrifices-Ellerbe
Pick, Robertson Double plays-Schreiber
to Robertson Schneider to Sticking TO
schwandt. left on bases-Indianapo65:,
LingreI 2: on Hill e: OF Henry. / :.
Struck outrBy Lipgrel. I by Henry. l;
Hill. in z innings; of Henry. 2 in / n
inning; off Burwell, none in \ II,
ming Hit by pitcher BY Llngrei
hsll-Robertson. Winning pitcher-Hill,
Losing pitcher-Lingre. Umpires-Chill
and Holmes. nme-2:10.
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Mitchell in Lead

BIZ Times Special
FRENCH LICK. Ind, Aug. %
Dwight Mitchell, local player. was
three up on Bobbie Resener, Koko-
mo. formerly OF Indianapolis. at the
end Of eighteen holes today in the
final match for the 1925 State anna
teur golf championship. Mitchell
was two up at nine holes. They
were playing thirty-six holes.
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Independent Baseball

The Lauter Club baseball team will play
the Southern A. G. SIS Sunday on diamond
No. l at Riverside at p. m.
The Beech Grove Reds will cross bats
with the Citizens Giants at Beech Grove
Sunday The Reds have strengthened
their team by players from the Big Four
team.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago at Boston 1.-TWO games).
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at New York,
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia two games)
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EDDIE ANDERSON VICTOR

BIZ United Press
BAYONNE, N. j., Aug. 2e.-Ede
die Anderson, Milwaukee. outpointed
Bill Henry, Chicago, in a twelve
round no decision bout here Friday
niRht. i
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CHANNEL IN BAD MOOD
Gertrude Ederle Again PostCones
Second Distance Swim.
BIZ United Pres,

BIZ United Press
GRIS-NEZ, France, Aug. 29.-Ths
English Channel today showed a
stormy mood, so the second attempt
OF Americas youthful swimmer,
Miss Gertrude Ederle, to cross to
Dover, was set tentatively" for
Sunday or Monday.
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TX outhelder. hit two homers inside
IL the. little Philadelphia ball park
- and beat the Phillies. 10 TO 8.
hremer stopped a rally In the ninth inning
aiter the Pills had scored fve runs.
single in the ninth inning tied the
score and Meused's hit In the tenth pushed
over the run that gave the Giants a 1-tO.3
victory over the Cardinals.
Errors by Barrett and Davis in the ninth
inning helped Goose Goslin around the
bases with the run that enabled the Wash
ington Senators TO beat the White Sox,
3 to 2.
Ty Cobb and Wingo led heavy attack
against four. Athletic pitchers and the
Tigers won their fifth straight game. TO 1.
Gonzales homer with one on gave the
Cubs 6-to-4 victory over the Braves.
Jacobson's double and BENEFITS single
IN the second inning supplied the run for
the Browns that beat the Yankees. to o.
Giard. Yankee cast-Of, pitched the shut
out.
Generous seeking off four Brooklyn
pitchers gave the Reds q 12-to-7 victory.
Zahniser won the deciston over Miller In
the Cleveland Indians. . "a !.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-29
SUNDAY POLO AT FORT

The TT. Benjamin Harrison pony
polo team will play the Rolling
Ridge polo team Of Indianapolis at
the Fort Sunday at 2 p. m.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAN AssOCIATTO

INDIANAPOLIS at Kansas City.
Toledo at Minneapolis.
Columbus at St Paul.
Louisville at Milwaukee.
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IMMY FINLEY of Louis.
vile, who meets K. o.
LIZ Yutzy of Baltimore in one
of the ten-round main event bouts
at FIT. Harrison next Tuesday eve.
ming, will leave for the coast the
middle of September, where he is
under contract to box Dave Shade,
Finley Is well-known locally as
Louisville's foremost exponent Of
the seeking profession in weller
ranks.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York at st. Louis.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
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Yesterdays Results
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee 80. sol 900 0O2- IL 8
:. Holley. Koob, Meyer: Gearin. Mccracken.
McMenemy.
First Camel
s Sc. Pa% 49,. S2SSSO GO SSSS!-5 I .
Palmero. Urban; Mcouaid, Kolp, Col
tsecond Camel
S g. PSai SS$S egg ddII4l--lS i, 2
=, stHelapd. Loyerett.. Urban; FuieHon.
Merritt. Roettger. hoffman.
Toledo 49,. S905I 5 100 22SI-l9 Y 3
mont. McGraw. Francis. Ainsmith, seng-
stock. Black.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
PHILADELPHIA 80. 900 0lQ 0Q0-1 9 /
Cochrane: Holloway, Bassler.
y Tss;shinSton 999909 9 95o 1913 Q
Ferguson. Ruel: Blankenship. schalk.
81. LOGisS t.. oYoo GO o0:-Y 8 I
Hoyt. BenSough; Gard. Harsrave.
Boston ........ 0t0 0O1 900 o
Zahniser, Stokes. Picinich; Miller. L.
Sewen.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh, 80. 100 3o2 112-1Q 10 9
y Morrison. Oldham. Adams. sheehan.
Kremer, Smith; PeSrce. o'Neal. Ring, vii
son.
ten Innings)
St Louis 80. col 600 600 0-3 8
New York -. 900 002 0o1 IA II 2
sherdel. o'Farrell; Fitzsimons. Hartley.
Cincinnati w 500 OO2 05O-12 IS o
Brooklyn ....... 900 900 502- Is 0
Benton. Brady, Hargrave; Grimes, Ehr-
hart. Hubbell. L. Brown Taylor.
Chicago ....s1O1 2O2 OOO-6 O.
Boston ........ OIL oil 600 1
Cooper. Gonzales; cooney. Gibson.
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Champs Look Better

The champion Senators now have
a lead Of little better than one
full game and they are playing bet
ter ball than Connie Mack's young
sters.
The two teams have to play eight
more games against each other and
upon the result Of these eight games
the American League pennant no
doubt will hang. Unless they should
break even the coming series may
have the effect Of the recent series
between the Pittsburgh Pirates and
the New York Giants which practic-
ally forced the Giants out of the
running.
The Senator's had a very bad break
when Joe Judge, veteran first base
man. was cracked on the head in
Detroit with n pitched ball and was
forced out Of the game. The de
fensive work Of the infield was
slowed up when Manager Buck
Harris was forced to move Roger
Peck over to first and put the aged
Scott in Peck's place at short.
Holding Their Own
Even under this handicap, the
Senators have been holding their
own. The Washington pitchers, who
were overworked while Walter John
son was laid up with tonsilitis. are
showing the effects OF the strain.
TnhnGnn "a ~ HE hast
form and Coveleskie and Ruether
have not been as effective as they
were earlier in the season when they
could work regularly in turn.
The Athletics have been in
hitting slump and their pitchers
also have shown the strain OF extra
labor.
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Errors by Barrett and Davi

Ty Cobb and wingo led a heavy attack
Tigers won their fifth straight game. TO 1.
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First Camel
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Philadelphia -. 600 0t0 0QO-1 9 /
Detroit .......... $50 900 02'-5 IA
Gray. Groves. Rommell. Baumgartner
Cochrane: Holloway. Bassler.
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Gonzales homer with one on gave the
Cubs 6-to-4 victory over the Braves.
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SsicseoT 1 S S2SS S S6S d6SS55-3 3 :
Ferguson. Ruel: Blankenship. schalk.
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With the Majors
FEATURES OF FRIDAY

Xxi CUYLER. Pittsburgh's speedy
outfielder. hit two homers inside
the little Philadelphia ball park
and beat the Phillies. 10 TO 8.
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S Sc L GGEs In. o o2o o ooo CoS.-9 5 2
Hoyt. Bengough: Giard. Hargrave.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-03

English ribbed three-quar- ter length lisle socks, in many heather shades and
 cuffs in contrasting cOlOrs.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-03

We OIEer sanpIes HIlu sIf- plus stock from a maker of high grade footwear. Women's, Misses and Children's sizes; of feathers such as Patent Calf, Cordoyan Calf, Smoked Elk and others. The soles are all Good year welts. The values as high as S4.OO. See window display and come early, for they will sell like hot cakes.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-03

A superior quality, full guaranteed perfect. cap shape net in all shades. -- For H for %
New Britain herald., 1925-04-03

At the Lowest Price Ever Repaints of soc to $1.00 makes. Just the thing for practice balls. 1E For tomorrow, ca. X OC
 S1.69 for a dozen
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Surgeons, Physicians, Dentists
Use Wonderful New Antiseptic

we are calling the attention Of the
good peopls Of Indianapolis and vicin-
ity of Kojene, the most powerful. non
poisonous, non-alcoholic, non-irritating
Antiseptic known.
In these advertisements we will con-
tinue to tell the people, and especially
the aiming people. to whom Kojene will
prove blessing. just exactly what
physical ills it will help, and in spite
OF our enthusiasm for this wonderful
antiseptic win stick to the truth in
every statement we make.
We will not xaggerate-alth0ugh
some of the things we write mdy seem
exaggerated.
Nothing equals Kojene for irrigation.
OF the antrum; for Pyorrhec and Gin
givitus; for Stomatitis, Trench Mouth,
pus pockets and ali cases of Infection
Kojene, 80 we will tell more people
who need 1t, is four times as powerful
as an antiseptic than Carbolic Acid.
It ID much more powerful than poi
sonous bichloTide of mercury, and will
not burn or even irritate the tender
est membrane.
We viii tell them thru our advertise
ments Of It's wonderful and quickly e1
fectipe action In Tonsilitis and sore
throat OF hoy completely It drives
out the offensive mueus Of catarrh and
thoroughly cleans tbs entire nasal
I|&IE.
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ASSAILANT GETS AWAY
Miss Othell Fawbush Struck or
Head by Man.

Search of the western part OF the
city failed to reveal any trace OF
a colored man who attacked Othell
Fawbush, 319 N. West St., near Mar
ket and West SITS. Wednesday
night
Miss Fawbush told police the man
stepped from behind signboard and
grabbed her. She screamed and ran
toward the middle OF the street as
he struck her on the head with what
she thought was a revolver, she said.
A street car approaching frightened
him. He ran east and escaped.
Police think this man is the one
who accosted a telephone girl q. wcek
ago and a woman mill worker sew
eral days before that in the same
vicinity