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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-05
ADD LIFE TO YOUR YEARS

And so add zest to your life. When
John r. Gordon, Danvile, ILL.,, found
himself always tired at night and
burdened with a backache," he took
Foley Pills, a wonderful diuretic
stimulant for the kidneys. After a
few doses 1 felt better, could work
with NOR ease, became stronger and
could sleep better" Men and women
everywhere are using and recon-
mending Foley Pills, diuretic, for
faulty kidney action. In constant
use over % years. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Sold everywbere.-Adver-
tisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-05
BRIDGE FANS COME FROM
MANY CITIES, HEAR WORK
National Authority on Game Tells Enthusiasts That It's
Easy to Become Excellent Player.

acquire more skill will pay you in
the added enjoyment"
Many Visitors
For a while, you're likely to be like
some one travelling along in a fog.
Suddenly the sun bursts through,
the fog clears-and there you are.
You've got game you will enjoy
all your life
Wednesday might almost have
been called "out-of town-day, there
were so many auction bridge enthusi-
asts from Indiana towns attending
A party from Milroy, Ind, which
declared they got many points to re-
pay them for their trip, included
Mrs Ruth Innis. Mrs. Elizabeth
Ralston, Mrs. Hazel Daubenspeck
and Mrs. George Senour. THE sug-
gestion of less caution, holder play
ing, was the one that meant most
to me-" one said
Valuable Points
1.-THE rule of the eleven, which
Work made so plain was the one
most valuable to me- remarked
Mrs. I. Carl Mitchell of Greensburg.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-05

mot blocking the game by keeping
the general in the dummy to give
my lead to the finesse, was especial
ly valuable to me-" said Mrs. E. G..
Schultz, also of Greensbu(g. Mrs.
Frank Osborn and Mrs. Frank Ham
ilton Of. the same party, were also
enthusiastic.
1--WE should say that the insistence
upon planning your campaign be-
fore starting the game was what
we considered the most valuable in
formation" declared Pendleton
party which included the Mesdames
r. w. Hardy, A. Fl. George, Stephen
Lobdell and Mrs. Nua Kalb.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-05

"It's not hard to become an AL
Auction Bridge playerw declared
Milton c. Work, national Auction
Bridge authority, who again demon
strated his expert knowledge Of the
game before groups in L. S. Ayres
tea room, Wednesday afternoon.
Work, whose daily lessons have
been appearing in The Indianapolis
Times said the average player rare
ly gets all the enjoyment out Of the
game that is possible. IF you We're
playing a poor game Of golf, you'd
take few lessons and improve your
game DO the same with your
auction bridge. It's not difficult to
learn to play well and the effort to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-05
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Sunday night. The speech will be
broadcast over WFBM, Indianapolis
Power and Light Company station.
Senator Arthur r. Robinson win in
troduce the speaker.
Foundation Program Held at Bloom
ington.

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, May IA
bigger and better Indiana Univers-
ity" was the promise of speakers on
the Foundation Day program at In
diana University Wednesday. The
celebration was in honor of the 107th
anniversary of the founding of the
institution. Speakers were Harry G..
Leslie, Speaker of the House of Rep
resentatives in the last Legislature;
House Floor Leader Lemuel a. Pit
tenger; Miss Mildred Woodwork of
Elkhart. assistant women's chairman
of the student interests committee,
and Basil Clark of Frankfort, mems
chairman Of the University interests
committee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-05
EGG PRIZE Is AWARDED
Covington Boy Winner at Purdue
University Show.

BIZ United Press
LAFAYETTE, Ind. May g.
Harold McElwee Of Covington, today
was awarded the grand sweepstakes
prize in the annual egg show at
Purdue University.
A 500 scholarship to Purdue Of
fered by the Baltimore & Ohio Rail
road for the boy showing the best
dozen eggs produced in the territory
traversed by the Baltimore & Ohio
McElwee won several blue ribbons
and two valuable cups with his ex-
hibit. The show is in connection
with the annual Indiana boys and
girls All club roundup.
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Second prize went jointly to Miss
Hazel McBroom, Capitol Avenue M.
E., and Miss Lucille Beeson, Edwin
Ray M. Z.
Shumaker will represent this area
in the Indiana conference contest at
Columbus, May 20.
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auspices of the Epworth League, In
dianapolis district.
His subject was Patriotism in
War and Peace" He is the son of
f. S. Shumaker, Indiana Anti-Saloon
League, superintendent and a Short
ridge student.
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sHUMAKER's SON WINS
Has Prize Winning Essay on Dry
Question i'm Methodist Contest.

Wayne Shumaker, of the Broad
way NJ. E. Church, won first prize in
the prohibition oratorical contest
held at the Fletcher Place NJ. E.
Church on Wednesday night under
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To Hear Cabinet Member

Secretary of Labor James ]. Davis
is to be the speaker at "a Mothers
Day dinner at the Columbia Club
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Coolidges Attended
Their Wedding

President and Mrs. Coolidge and
other dignitaries of Washington
officialdom were present at the
marriage there of Dorothy Yates,
daughter of Representative and
Mrs. Richard Yates, of Illinois, to
John W.. Henderson of Scotland.
Here's the bridal couple as they
left the Metropolitan Methodist
Episcopal Church.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-17
HEBREW GIANTS TO
 PLAY LOCAL FIVE
Classy Quintet From New York to Appear at Stanley Arena

The Hebrew Giants 0, New York. a basketball quintet boosting one of the strongest lineups in years will oppose the All-New Britain basket ball team at the Stanley Arena here Saturday night. This will be the second game of the year for Man ager Clarence Lanpher's team and will be a real test for the quintet that last Saturday night smothered the AIpines of Bridgeport.
 The visitors have two well known court performers with them. They are Schoenfeld and MoskowitZ. These two played here with the City College club and the Greenpoint He brews last year and their ability is very well known. Both are for wards and they form real fast com bination. G. Davis will be at center. He Is fast man in the pivotal position. H. Davis and Self rert are the guards and they will be on their toes watching the New Britain forwards.
 The New Britain team will take the floor with the strongest lineup possible. Sloman and Rubenstein who demonstrated last Saturday night that they are very nearly in the pink Of form. will be at for wards. Jim Zakzcwsld. former Ford ham University star. will be at cen ter with Captain "Butsy' Sturm and Tom Leary also former star of Fordham, at the guards.
 The New Britain team started out last week in it's first game and showed plenty Of speed and flash in it's play against the Bridgeport AL pines. Manager Lanpher last night signed DaNin. q new forward brought to this city by Sloman. Davin will take the place made va want by Conlllin who played last Saturday night.
 An innovation will be introduced at the Arena Saturday night when dancing will be started at o'clock. football clash between the Hartford and New Britain High High school teams and because of this, the change in the usual routine has been planned.
 A preliminary game will be play cd between two girls teams from | the Industrial league. This will start | about o'clock with the big game | following.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-17
TABS PRY LID OFF
 SEASON SATURDAY
Organized Quintet to Meet
 MohaWkS Of HolyOke

The newly organized Y. M. T. A. & B. society basketball team will open the 1927-2s season Saturday night in the Tabs hall on Main street with the Mohawks Of Holyoke as the opposition. The visiting team captured the championship of Southern Massachusetts last year and it will present a real hard test for the Tabs in their opening game. This will also be the first game of basketball to be played in the Main street auditorium.
 The Tabs have organized speedy quintet for this season. Mert Taylor Red" Reynolds and Bob Berry will take care of the forward berths Phil Page, former Penn State play CT, will jump center while the guard positions will be taken care of by Johnny Sheehan and Jack Carlson of Middletown. Hope" Restelli and Frank Arbour will play utility roles at center and guard respectively.
 The visitors will come to this city headed by Jerry Conway, former Canton, O., center in the American league. Tommy Haverty and the Cassidy Brothers are others well known to basketball fans who will be seen in action. The remainder of the quintet is made up of stellar players and the team, as a whole, represents the cream of the Paper City.
 The local quintet has been prac- ticing several nights each week and Tight now, the quintet appears to be in the best of form. Speedy floor work and fast passing have marked the workouts and in several practice games, the team has shown great ! CO., ordination.
 In securing the Mohawks of Hol- yoke as the first opponent for his crew, Manager Jim Luby gives mo- tice that some of the best teams in New England will be seen at the Tabs hall this winter.
 The Burritts will play the pre- ! liminary game Saturday night and dancing will follow.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-17

The New Britain roller hockey team will make it's second home stand tonight against the fast trav- cling Waterbury quintet The To- rals upened the season with a slash ing victory over WalLngtord and on tae nsxt night dropped Q 9 10 7 decision to the New Haven team.
 "JgEer" Higgins. star rush and floor worker, will be hack with the team tonight He was called home after Mondays game because of ill- ness in his family but he will be able to take his place in the local lineup tonight. He will pair mp with Mercer In the forward positions. Brown, nefty driver, will be set at center with Muirhead damaged fin ger and all at halfhack and Blouut iling of Eoales, at his post in front 0f the cage.
 When Higgins failed to appear vfh the New Britain team against NsY Haven Tuesday night, fans here hought that he was a member or er. Holyoke team because a player os that name appeared in the lnleup Tuesday night. The Holyoke Hig- gins is a son of the famous "JiEger' md Is following in the footsteps ot his famous father.
 The Waterbury team will take the floor with Pierce and Alexander m the rush positions. This is fast pair and will give New Britain plen- tv of trouble. Bouchard, one of the greatest centers Of all time, will be ut. that position. Barney Doherty will be at halfback with Petite at goal.
 Two Meriden teams will play q preliminary which will be started promptly at o'clock. The main game will start about 9 o'clock. The official for the nights contest has not yet been announced.
 Following the game tonight, Man aeer Frank McDonough will take steps to form an amateur league. He prefers to start q factory league and suggestions have been offered that Judge William Mangan, Jimmy Naughton or Jim Havlick be named as president of the organization. All those interested in playing the game are asked to see Manager McDon- ough following tonights games.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-17
MAY WATCH H0BEN
Harvard Team to Keep Tabs on Work of piuchy Quarterback Of Yale Team saturday.

New York, Nov r tPA-If Johnny Iobeu, Nulr's plucky quarterback, goes into ton in the Harvard sta dium saturday. the crimson should give him no little attention. He comes from Torriuston. Conn, in" same town that produced Ray DDuckyp Pond, the only one of Eli's sons to cross the mystic goal line of tLr Harvar1'> stadium in l9 years.
 Ponds daring dash of i5 yards m 1923 paved the way for a bulldog triumph during bitter straggl" played in steady doWnpour Of ram. Nobon's master stroke in forward passing to l'tsbWick last Saturday turned tho idle against Princeton
 Hob,n and Pond both received their ,arly football Fundamentals rom Coach Tracey ". Carey of Torringlm High school.