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Sick for Ten Years
Gained SO Pounds
By Use Of PE-RU-NA

No matter how long you have
been sick or how much you have
suffered, you must not give up hope.
Mr.. John Wick, Of Menominee
Falls, Wisconsin, did not and he is
a well man today. He wrote: Il
have been user of Pe-ru-na for
nearly twenty years. had catarrn
of the stomach for ten years. Moth
ing did me any good. l grew worse
until a friend advised me to try
Pe-ru-na. While using the first bot
tie, | felt l had found the right
medicine. am entirely relieved. My
weight was down to 1875 pounds and
now l weigh 1876 pounds. have
used very little medicine for the
last ten years.
The condition known as catarrhal
is not confined to the nose and
throat. 1t may be found wherever
there are mucous membranes and ia
responsible for a multitude of
troubles. Coughs and colds are
catarrhal as well (as stomach and
hQwel disorders.
Do as John Wick did. Keep
Wsru-na in the house. It stimulates
digestion, aids in throwing off the
poisonous secretions, enriches the
blood, increases the resistance to
disease and promotes good health
generally.
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DO YOU
. KNOW AS MUCH
AS YOUR CAT?
She's q knowing cat.


She asks for little-just her meals,
a saucer Of milk and a place in the
sun. She gets plenty Of sleep and
exercise. She never worries, never
frets. What is the result? Such
vitality and resistance that we say,
Seats have nine lives"
What does your cat do when she
is not well? She eats catnip, if she
can find 1t. She eats grass and GER
tain green plants to which her In
stinct leads her.
Your cat takes herbs for a tonic.
Did you ever stop to think that
Old Mother Nature, who supplies
the herbs necessary to your cats
health, has also provided the herbs
necessary to your own well-being?
You don't have to hunt for them
as the cat does. The herbs you
need are skillfully blended and COM
Veg table Compound, an old
fashioned tonic that will help to
restore your energy.
Feels Better Nol0
Mrs. Gust Green of 401 Lincoln
Park Boulevard, Rockford, Illinois,
writes: Il was weak and rundown
but the Vegetable Compound has
helped me and l feel better now.
I recommend it to all women who
need more strength"
For more than fifty years this
medicine has been taken by women
with very satisfactory results.
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OLDEST MEMBERS
WILL OPEN BALL
A. 0. H. and Ladies Auxiliary
Unite in Charity Event.

A grand march at 9 p. m. will
open the first joint charity ball and
reception to be held Wednesday
night in Tomlinson hall under
auspices of the Ancient Order OF
Hibernians and Ladies' Auxiliary of
Marion County. Oldest members OF
the organizations present will lead
the grand march.
In charge are Harry Mcmahon,
president of the county A. o. H. and
Mrs. James O'Donnell, auxiliary
president. Invitations have been
sent to all members Of both organi-
cations and their families.
Old-time dances. plain quadrilles,
and waltzes, are on the program, as
well as the newer styles of the
terpsichorean art.
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NEW PRESIDENT GUEST
Head of Wabash Will Be at Lunch.
con Here Wednesday.

E. S. Linvill, president of the In.
dianapolis Association Of Wabash
Men, calls attentlonaof Wabash grads
and other former Wabash College
students to the VISIT Of President
Louis B. Hopkins of Wabash to IN,
dianap9is Wednesday.
The now Wabash president will be
the honored guest at the monthly
luncheon Of local Little Giants" al
1915 at the Columbia Club.
A record attendance for Wabash
luncheons is expected. Il. 8. Linvill
Main 47s9, and Volney M. Brown
Main 1910, are in charge Of arrange.
n1ents.
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FUNERAL FOR MULLER

Attorney General Arthur L. Gil
liom and attaches Of the State legal
department will go to Vincennes
Wednesday to attend the funeral of
Deputy Attorney General George ].
Muller, who died Sunday. Services
will be hold at 2:30 o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of his
parents, with burial at Vincennes.
Mr.. Muller, deputy attorney gen.
eral for the last two years, was on a
leave Of absence to campaign as
Republican candidate for Knox
County prosecutor. He leaves a
bride Of only a few months, besides
tho parents.
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POLICE OFFICIALS
:. SEEK FAST AUTOS
Johnson and Morley Set I'm
provement Goal.

Four speedy automobiles will be
added to the equipment Of the In
dianapolis police department to COM
pete with the fast transportation
methods Of modern bandits, If Chief
of Police Claude F. Johnson and In
spector Claude Worley carry out to
fun their program of improvements
at police headquarters.
Redecoration of the police build
ing, done by lily Reevers, and
Guerney Record, painters before
they were policemen, is a point OF
pride with Chief Johnson, while In
spector Wor1ey cites the new filing
system on stolen automobiles. This
system, he says, combines good
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HOLDS TAXES TOO HIGH
Democratic Candidate for Circuit
Judge Urges Return to Normally.

A Democratic regime to bring the
county backs to normalcy," was
urged Monday night by Joseph r.
Williams, Democratic candidate for
Circuit Court Judge, in an address
before the Warren Township Demo
cratic Club. Williams stressed what
he considered the burdensome taxes
in Marion County.
Jacob L. Steinmetz, candidate for
Juvenile Court Judge. declared that
the court should never break UP
home when that course can be
avoided and declared that the Judge
should not mix in petty family
strife.'
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points Of those in vogue in a num-
Der Of cities. Members of the force
also reroofed the building.
Metal tables and chairs have re-
placed the dilapidated wooden furni-
ture in the detective roll call room
Mahogany furniture, instead of old
park benches, is in use in the, NUM-
cjpal court room OF Judge Dan v.
White.
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BuiIdinu Permits

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DR.. Hartman's Own
Prescription
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HOMECOMING PLANNED
Barbecue to Open Two-Day Celebra-
ton at Indiana Central.

Alumni and students Of Indiana
Central College will participate in a
barbecue Friday night on the cam.
pus, which will open a two-day home
coming celebration. More than zoo
alumni are expected.
Dedication Of the 100000 girls
dormitory by Bishop H. II. F'out Sat.
urday afternoon will feature the pro.
gram Indiana Central-Vincennes
football game will follow the cere-
mony.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-19
MARRIAGE Licenses

James A. Johnson. %. 2sO4 N. New
Jersey. mechanic: Ciffie A. Kercheval. is.
1928 n. Illinois. stenographer.
Herbert e. Rennard % 35I W. Thir-
tieth, bo2kkeeper; Dorothy E. Evans. %.
physician; Anna Z. CLARK. "a. S727 Salem Salem.
Joseph C. SCHUYLER. 90. 1923 Jones. Ia
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indianapolis News.
6;OO-White's Cafeteria Knife
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6:30-Indianapolis Athletic
Club Ensemble. George
Irish, director. OId.time
musical program, under
the direction of w. H.
Wilson, Frankfort, Ind.
7:2O-Safety talk by Sergt.
Frank Owens.
1:30-Indiana Federation of
Music Clubs hour.
S:So-Valentine College of Mu-
sic.
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Gains IS Pounds
Free Proof You Can
Do as Well

"In ono week I began to put on
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Now have that athletic appearance OF
strength and good health that distin.
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Weak, Thin People

Those two wonderful weight builders
and producers of new nerve force and
Yigor--Cod Liver Oil and Iron have
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Evening star., 1926-06-16
HEAVY TITLE PLANS
GO OVER FOR A WEEK
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. June 16-Another
week has been given Tex Rickard by
the New York State Athletic Commits
sion to present his view of the heavy.
weight pugilistic situation and a very
busy champion in the light heavy
weight division has signed to meet his
most formidable foe on July Is.
Paul Berlenbach's willingness to face
Jack Delaney at Ebbetts' Field a
month hence undoubtedly is the out
standing factor in the ring situation.
For Delaney Is man who has knock
ed out two of the present champions
Berlenbach and Tiger Flowers of the
middleweights. Many regard the
French Canadian as the uncrowned
champion.
This test with Berlenbach will tell
the story. for it is the rubber match.
In their first meeting Delaney fiat
tened the present champion in four
rounds. but that was before the title
came Berlenbach's way. Last Winter
at Madison Square Garden Berlen-
bach won a 15-round decision after
going to the floor in the fourth
The state Commission has let it be
known that the license board will vote
with It on the matter of a Dempsey
Wills contest. with Rickard expected
to present plans for a Dempsey -Tun-
.ney bout.
A statement issued by Chairman n
Farley Of the commission calls for fair
play.
Evening star., 1926-06-16
H0FF'S THIRD APPEAL
DRAWS A. A. U. REPLY
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON. June ia third appeal
by Charles Hoff world champion pole
vaulter. for information az to why he
was barred by the Amateur Athletic
Union from further competition in the
United States. has been answered.
William q. Irout of Boston, chair
man Of the foreign relations conlin.,
tee of the Amateur Athletic Union.
telegra phed Hoff that he was sending
him Il letter by air mail. Prout re
fused to divUlgo the contents of the
letter hut SAID Hoff may do so if hc
desires.
Hoff indicated several weeks ago
that he might resort to court action
as a result of the suspension that fol
lowed his refusal to compete at the
Amateur Athletic Union meet in San
Francisco. In his letter Hoff OK.
planned that he felt he should not go
back to Norway under a cloud.
PrOut said that during talk with
Hoff here last February he had warn
ed the Norwegian to be careful in his
dealings with athletic promoters.
THE Amateur Athletic Union. ! eN-
planned. could not tell him where "a
compete: but it did possess the right
TO tell him where he could not COM
pete When the present tangle arose
We acted wen within our authority.
Asked if the method of procedure
followed by the foreign relations .conl-
mittee was the only ono which cculG
have been followed. prout replied:
THE only other course open was IN
prefer charges of professionalism.
We decided in view of the fact that no
was a visitor to allow him to depart
in peace, but he has not done so. II
charges had been preferred Hoff
would have been forced to prove him
self innocent"
Evening star., 1926-06-16
Spirited Romp of Boston Club Latest Sensation National Leqg
VIRGINIA GRID TEAM
HAS HARD SCHEDULE

UNIVERSITY, Va. June 16.-South
Carolina has been added to the Uni
versity of Virginia foot ball schedule
for next Fall, and will be played in
Columbia, s. c., on Saturday. october
80. according to announcement made
by ID. +. Brown. graduate manager.
in making public the action of the
athletic council meeting.
Randolph Macon. scheduled to play
the Vlrginians on October 80, has
agreed to transfer its game to an
other date, probably November 20.
This revision of the schedule gives the
Virginia 10 games, of which will
be against Southern Conference mem
bers.
Tennessee was given place on the
Virginia schedule for 1927 when the
athletic council agreed to go to Knox
vile. Tenn. for a game to dedicate
new athletic stadium. The date for
this contest has not been fixed.
Carter Diffey, former foot ball cap
tain, and Howard A. Holland, varsity
tackle and basket ball captain. were
engaged to coach the frst.year foot
ball team next Fall Holland, who is
a member of the pitching staff of the
Cincinnati Reds" was chosen first
year base ball coach
Coa.h Earle Neale, head coach Of
foot ball. was given the same chief as
sistants he had last Fall, John Kelli-
son. assistant coach, and Charlie Fen
wick, a Washingtonian. line coach.
Virginia's revised gridiron list fol
lows:
September .5-Hampden.Sidne
October Georgia.
October 0--Iy nchbury College.
October l6-Virginia Military institute. at
October. 23-.-Virginia Polytechnic Insti.
tufe. at Blarksburg.
October 3O-South Carolina. at Columbia
November 6-W Washington and Lee.
November 13-Maryland, Mt College Park
November 20-kandOIph-M Macon.
November gH-NOfh Carolina.
Evening star., 1926-06-16
TECH GIVES LETTERS
TO GIRLS AND BOYS

Presentation of letters to members
of Hap Hardelrs track and field
team headed the list of awards made
to both girl and boy athletes today
at Mckinley Tech
John Macdonald. holder of two
records for interhigh title competi-
ton and captain of the team which
recently captured the city champion
ship for the third straight year. re-
ceived the circle ct" with three
stars, the highest award made
Tech athlete for some years.
Horace Hebb, holder - of one
scholastic record, received the letter
with two stars. while the following
received the IT. with a single star:
Vincent Conner. Bartholomew Brat
ton, Robert Quinn, Orrin Blandford.
Shaw Blackstone. Elmer Fuggitt,
Benton Minnick. Melvin Young and
Paul Smith.
Track men awarded the minor or
were Edgar Shaw. Clifford Adams,
Ward Oehman. Henry Macdonald
Wilson Hissey. Fred MOZART. Paul
Cassassa. Robert Bailey and Charles
Snyder. Winter Richardson and
Basil PoSthlethwaite were given
numerals.
The circle ct" went to the follow
ing members of the base ball nine:
Capt. Nelson Jett, Gene Lucchesi. Bill
Werber. Gene Dulin. II. Snyder and
Manager Joe Ramisch. William
Scho1ield. "Tubby" Hile. Chester
Mills. l.. Berger and II. Ensor re-
ceived the minor letter. Numerals
went TO ]. Sherry and +. Duryee.
Esther Eshelman. winner of the
girls tennis tournament. was award :
ed the minor letter. She defeated
Catherine English in the final.
Rife letters went to Ida May
Smith, Helen Daniels. Catherine Mac
MILAN and Angela Clinton.
Felisa Jenkins, Hazel Smith and
Edna Carr received the "T'' for their
work as hikerS.
Evening star., 1926-06-16
BLAIR. HAYES TEAM
TO PLAY WALLACH

Blair. Hayes and Wallach mines play
at Plaza today for the championship
of the Eastern division OF the Graded
School Base Ball League and the
right to meet the Park View nine,
which yesterday trimmed Langdon in
the Western section final. 4 to >.
The two division winners will start
tomorrow on a three-game series that
will decide the city title.
Oley Trew was the hero of the Park
View victory. Filling the mound role.
he registered II strikeouts. walked
only two men and was knicked for
only FIVE hits during the nine innings.
Reid of I.angdon struck out nine.
allowed five hits, and walked five bat
ters.
The teams remained scoreless until
the seventh inning. Both clubs scor-
ed twice in this frame and Park View
added two more tallies in the eighth.
Evening star., 1926-06-16
FOUL ENDS HEADLINE
BOUT AT KENILWORTH

The scheduled 12-round bout at
KeniMorth Arena last night ended
rather abruptly in the seventh round,
when Bashara, Norfolk middleweight,
after imix-upN against the ropes. slid
to- the canvas apparently suffering
eXcruciating pain and claiming foul.
The referee Immediately sent the
fighters to their corners and a few
seconds later raised Bashara's hand
as the winner. The bout up to that
ponit had been practically even, with
Bashara having slight edge. Both
boys had been guilty of unfair tactics
throughout. Bashare repeatedly but
ting his man and Dempsey hitting
rather low at times.
The best bout of the cafd was the
four-rounder between Jimmy Mack
and Johnny GauZZa. Mack was
heavier and more experienced and
carried the, fight to his opponent
throughout. IL was slam bang af-
fair, with both lads completely fought
out when the final round rolled
around. Mack's aggressiveness gained
him the decision.
The championship of Center
Market" was settled in jig time when
after an exchange of blows Young
Tiger Flowers landed a right hay
maker to the jaw of SLEEPY William"
Cans. and Sleepy heard the little
brides singing.
Jack Kinney, negro heavyweight.
knocked out Jim Steward, a l75-pOund
duskyhued gladiator. in the first
round. Steward was outclassed all
the way.
Roy Taylor, an old timer from the
West Coast. scored technical knock
out over "F'renchy" Cousins in the
fifth round. Cousins. a green youpe>/
ster. was game, but couldn't stand
the gaff.
Little Joe Brown of Washington
was unable to get to Quentin Ross of
Baltimore. with the result that Ross
scored K.O. in the fourth round.
Charlie Short of Baltimore refereed.
Evening star., 1926-06-16
BY TED DREWES,

National Ptblic PdfkS IeinlS CnamplOn
TOR the backhand drive reverse
r the footwork. The left foot is
in front and the right back.
The swing is from behind the body
as in the forchand shot.
The racket is gripped with the hand
atop the handle.
The racket is slightly ahead of the
hand when it meets the ball fiat.
The left hand is used as a balance,
well behind the body, and the body is
well away from the ball. else the shot
will be cramped. You bend to meet
the ball. This pulls 1t toward you
cross court.
Much practice should be spent on
the backhand until it is certain. 1t
can be hit fast and accurately and
is an excellent attack against net
player
The backhand shot should he kept
low. Too many shots are popped in
the air. Keeping the body sideways.
using a stiff wrist Sand Il fat racket
produces be st results.
The wrist should not be loosened on
your backhand. and. above all, don't
chop. slice or cut.