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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-30
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screen doors of the neighborhood.
Attention particularly was devoted
to households where the families
were known to be Democrats and
Smith boosters.
One particularly ardent Smith
fan arose to find Hoover across his
front screen door Sunday and de-
cided at once it was time screens
should be removed.
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Airport Bonds Ready

BW Tunes Np6Ctdt
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 3d.
A bond issue of $4,000 to provide
funds for establishment of mu-
nicipal airport here will be placed
on sale Wednesday.
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Now

"T T is all so wonderful, I
l. I can hardly believe my
eyes. When / think how
badly you u sed to feel
didn't want anything to eat
perhaps sometimes a lit
tie grouchy and miserable,
and just driving yourself
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you, too. You seemed to
feel as though you were
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That was only a few weeks
ago. Today you look like a
new person. Your appetite
is keen, your flesh is firm,
and your whole being seems
to radiate happiness and 1
am happy too, because you
are well and strong again."
Loss of appetite only
symptom
It is a known fact that
when ones system gets
rundown" they haven't
the resistance to ward off
disease. Loss of appetite is
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-30
In theAiY

Southeast wind, 4 miles an hour;
barometric pressure, 30.51 at sea
level; temperature, SO; ceiling, I'M
limited; visibility, one-half mile;
ground fog, clearing.
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gan 70 take 1t as tonic SIX months
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-30
FIy Here From DAYTON

Lieutenant E. w. Vickman, pilot
and Victor DohSe, passenger, flew
from Wright field, Dayton, to In
dianapolis airport and return Mon
day in Douglass orc biplane.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-30
Plane on Test Trip

Harold G. Brooks, Hoosier airport
secretary treasurer, returned Mon
day fro ma demonstration trip in a
Travel Air biplane to Marion, An
derson and Hartford City.
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Land at Airport

w. H. Long and one passenger
flying an Eaglerock biplane from
st. Louis to Multens, Va, landed
at indianapolis airport Monday.
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BOOST HOOVER IN SOAP
Halloween JOkesters Visit Homes of
Democrats,

That little Hoosiers become in
fected early with political germs
was reflected by a band of young
sters on the north side writing
Hoover" in large letters on various
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Fly to Kokomo

j. A. Schillinger, Bloomington,
Ind. and Orville L. Grimes, Hoosier
airport, few to Kokomo and return
on business Monday in a Hoosier
airport Travel Air biplane.
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WEAK WOMAN
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Princess Buys Racing Stables

~ Untted Press
BERLIN, oct. 30.-PrincesS Vic
toris Schaumberglippe, sister of ex-
Kaiser Wilhelm, has acquired a rae
ing stable. Among her purchases
were seventeen horses, including a
weIl-known steepIechaser.
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New Albany Altman Here

Eldon Jones, New Albany, Ind
manager of the Twin City airport,
landed at Hoosier airport Monday
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in a Travel Air biplane with his
father as passenger. He expects to
fly back to New Albany, Wednes-
day,
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Dial TzQ,iSterS
Central Standard Time

WSAI 1920 KilacycIes) CINCINNATI
TUESDAY
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500-Henry Theis orchestra.
530-FourK Safety Klub.
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6:30-Pep- O-Logue.
6:4O-Harmony Lassies and organ.
730-Seiberling Singers.
8:00-Eveready hour of music.
9:00-Clicquot Club Eskinos.
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9:31-A musical bouquet.
10:00-Al Marti orchestra.
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TUESDAY
P M.
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3:00-Novelty notions.
3:30-Tea time Hawaiians.
4:00-The Office boys.
4:30--Livestock reports.
5:15-Latonia results.
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6.30-Dynac0ne diners.
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only a symptom. General
weakness pervades the en-
tire body. There is no de-
sire to work or play.
Rich, red blood builds
and sHStainS
Your physician will tell
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-29
Rival Fire Teams Meet
I'm Benefit Game Today

The Seat Pleasant Firemen and
Alexandria Firemen clash this
afternoon in a benefit football con-
test in the Byrd Stadium at College
Park, Md, at ESQ O'Clock. Proceeds
will he turned over to the Firemen's
Relief Fund. The Seat Pleasant
Ftrenaen are representing the Prince
Georges County Volunteer Fire
mems Association. T. Weston Scott
Of Cottege City, is chairman of the
committee in charge
1t is the inaugural game of a
series that is planned to be held
every year between elevens repre-
sentlng Alexandria firemen and
Prime Georges county firemen. The
Maryland University authorities
have donated the use OF the Byra
Stadium for today's game.
Seventeen companies are con.
nected with the Prince Georges
County Volunteer Firemen's As
ISOLATION and each Is interested an
tae game this afternoon. The Cap.
itol Heights Fire Departments band
will furnish the music while there
will also be Idisplay Of fire ap-
paratuss
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-29
OREGON ODD
BACKSATT RACT

NEW YORK, Nov. PA new
intelaectional gridirOn rivalry was
begun here today when the colorful
Oregon State College eleven, after
making one of the longest trips in
the history Of collegiate football,
FLASHED with the powerful New
York University steam roller at
Yankee Stadium.
While past performances gave
the Pacific Coast team only an
outside chance 10 win, New York
roofers feared their team might
suffer natural letdown after Its
grueiling battle with Carnegie Tech
only five days ago. The visitors
had everything to win, while the
Violet was merely attempting to
hold its proud position as one of
the leading claimants TO the Eastern
championship.
Football fans HOcIxed to the
stadium BY The tens Of thou
sands to zee their fav0rites
finish tlleir schedule and 10
get an eyeful Of OregOn's collar
fnl backfield. They were anxi.
Gus to see Henry Hughes. the
Hawaiian baFefOOted punter,
who wears shoes 0n the field
only because his coach assisted
that he do So.
They wanted to get a look at
Chief CoquelIe Thompson. the
elusive Indian. and Quarterback
Howard Maple. ace Of the Oregon
aerial attack. Oregon Is the first
Pacific Coast eleven to appear in
this city.
The Beavers are reputed to be
one of the greatest offensive teams
on the Pacific Coast. Last year
they tied Carnegie Tech. IL to IA.
This year they have rolled up 181
points to their opponents 40, and
have failed to score only on South
ern California and the University
OF Oregon.
n. !. u. was playing without Its
captain, Al Eastman. who was In
1nred last week. Ken Strong the
Violet ace, and several other New
York veterans were out to clinch
n.American donors in. their last
college game.
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GRID RIVALS TIE
THREE YEARS

PROVIDENCE. r. J., Nov. 29.
Brown and Providence have bat
tied to a tie on the gridiron for
the past three years. and it is not
improbable that the result will be
the same today when the teams
clash here in their annual Thanks
giving Day classic. The two teams
are about evenly matched.
The only blot on Browns
record was Its defeat by Yale.
when the locals were In 3
slump. Colgate fell down I'm
losing to Vanderbilt and New
York University hut showed \
powerful offensive In beating
Syracuse. 80 to 6.
Capt. Al cOrnsweet, Ed Kev0f-
khan and Lou FaIber. the last Of
the famous Iron Men" OF 1926.
were playing their final game for
the Brown Bear.
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GRID
GUESTS

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Nov.
ca.-~With President and Mrs. Cooi-
idge and the governors Of their re-
spective states as guests of hono..
the football warriors OF the Uni
verslty OF North Carolina and the
University of Virginia give battle
today at the Virginia stadium In
their Thanksgiving classic.
Probably never in their 33 years
OF rivalry have the two teams
played before such distinguished
guests or az many thousands as
will fill the stadium today. Student
bodies from the two Institutions are
out In force and this university
town is in gala attire, with the big
yellow chIysantheums of the Nir-
ginians predominant among the
tnrOngs.
In the Presidential party will
be GOV. Harry Byrd, Of Virginia
and Gov. Angus w. Mclean,
of North Carolina. and the uni
formed military and naval aids
of the President will lend color
to the crowd seldom seen here.
THE Monticello Guard, In
Colonial uniform viii assist the
state police In forming
guard of honor for the President.
Neither team. however, has, made
a particularly good showing thus
far this season--but today may
make up for past performances. 1t
will lie bitterly fought game and
worthy OF the distinguished gather
ing. Both teams are in first class
physical shape and Nirglnia's eleven
win be strengthened by the return
of Capt. Bill Luke. tackle; Harry
Fiippin. end: Hunter Motley, guara,
and Lefty Close, halfback. Tie
line viii be heavy and the backfieid
FAST.
THE North Carolinans will have
their student hand to cheer them on.
on the 81 games played virginia.
has won 20, North Carolina, s, and
four were tied.
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Only Nine Players
Left, Grid Game
Cancelled

RICHMOND, KY. Nov. 2s.-
The Eastern Teachers College
1928 football schedule came to al
abrupt end here today. After d
physical examination Of the grid
iron squad the annual Thanks
giving Day game with Western
Normal team was ca nceled. Eleven
men are necessary to compose 4
team, and the examination today
left only nine players available
for the contest. Eastern has been
battered In each game and the
squad of IN men badly bruised
and injured. Five players today
were declared unfit to play by
physicians.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-29
Three BrOudcasfs
OF Grid Games
Today

las p. MI Cornell -PennsylvaIia,
Graham McNamee announcing
from Philadelphia WRc. WEAF,
and MIC chain.
las y. NJ Penn State Pitts
burgh, Phillips carifn announcing
wiz and MIC chain.
las p. ms Columbia Syracuse.
Major r.. Andrew White announc
ing-wABC and Columbia chain.
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claims. smith, 1927 choice, and
the others are fortunate that corr
petition In the forward line In not
all 1t might be.
With four possible all Americans
In the line up 1t might be presumed
that Pennsylvania IL the choice 10
win this hall game. Presumption
this time represents fact. Defeated
through a tough season only by a
hard rushing Navy team. Penn
syIvania naturally outranks an ott
fit that hasn't scored In Its Lao.
four games.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-29
Penn and Cornell Clash
In AGED Holiday Game
BY Davis J. Walsh

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29.-It the Pilgrim fathers
who originated Thanksgiving back the dim days when
smbushed and it remained for couple Of football
teams along IS years ago to really put the
give in giving the curt courtesy the foot gratouitous
and the Sh-h-h i'm gracious.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-29
FORCED TO CHANGE.

iris Speaker was q right-hand
thrower when he started hts base
ball career as boy. but broke his
arm in a fall from a horses back
and had to learn to use his left
hand.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-29

Detroit must guard against the
long passes of Johnny Scazh,
sophomore quarterback, who viii
sub for the injured Ralph Duplin,
Scalgf heaved 5O.yard pass to Ed
Leary for a touchdown In the game
against Fordham last Saturday. a
chap who can zoom a pigskin for
that distance IL TO be feared.
Detroiters will also eye a brilliant
punter in Jim Mooney. the big
tackle, who il called out of the line
to do the kicking. He has consist
emily averaged around 40 yards In
every game this year and his boot
ing saved Georgetown from defeat
in it's game with New York Uni.
versity.
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hght In tigerish manner. Their
past conflicts have always been
stanped with spirited play and
E0day'g game should be q repetition.
It's this fanfare that draws out
he spectators as they want to see
3 hattie.
i. MY players are In the hest Of
any emergency" stated Jack
fcAnliffe, head coach at Catholic
University. I'VE viii have the use
az every regular and the fans can
expect a sound game Of football
kon the Catholic T. eleven.
They are picking my team as
arerite over George Washington,
5st these dopesters are not tFieking
he into the belief that we'll have
any snap game or that we are bet.
Ger than our rivals. know what
tn expect when We play George
Washington, and today's game win
be red-hot scrap. AS see things,
hts anybody'E game and ] predict q
close score.
Masad Crnm, chieftain Of the
- EUh 68UAuSLVn ~ eWNDH
array. expressed the same senfi-
ments. He believes that a tight
gatpe is due and figures that
both teams will play their best
games Of the year and play bet
ter than they really kR0w how.
"Of course, we haven't startled
anyone this year by our record,
poke Crum. but our players know
he defeats this year will be washed
way by q victory over Catholic
University. They'll enter this game
with these intentions and | trust
tie games end will find them the
victors.'
The Georgetown University eleven
viii entrain this afternoon for De-
troit, Mich. where on Saturday af
erneon 1t tangles with the Detroit
University pigskinners in the he
noit Stadium In one of the most i'm
1ortant games OF the waning foot
slan year.
Detroit win stake It's unbeaten
fe6ord against the HiIltoppefs, but
Lou Little, head coach Of the Biue
nd Gray regiment. is pessimistic
concerning the result. He realizes
ne strength of the Titans and
eels that his team il due for a de.
teat.
Injuries have weakemRd Tire
S AllliNppers and tlae team will
moi have its strongest personnel
~On the field III battle this eeaaa.
ling Saturday. However. DE
@frOif fans ran expect a fighting
II sA4seORge10%gea eleven ne fsafg liz
typical Of any Blue and Gray
team. The Hilif0ppers always
put Hp .stalbh0Fm game and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-29

The football game at the Stadium
this afternoon will be the twenty
fifth annual meeting of the grid.
iron representatives. IT should
produce Maryland's tenth victory
In the series, which began in 1892,
and thereby put the Terrapins
within one notch of the Blue Jays
-Four of the "a games played to
dale have been draws.
Maryland Top Heavy FavOrite
These closing Thanksgiving Day
football classics between old see.
tional rivals all seems to have in
common one important thing-iive-
iy' entertainment. II one angle
isn't interesting another is Ger.
tain to be. Besides,
The probable line~ppe for the
Maryland-Hopk battle are AZ
&Esf9
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-29

The teams In question were Penn
syIyania and Cornell, and they will
play their football game at Frank.
lin Field this afternoon Just as they
have been playing II without int err
ruptIon since the early Dos. As far
AZ Cornell Is concerned, the Pilgrims
were laboring under slight misap-
prehenaion 1t has been thankful
mostly that the day IL over. Every
body. OF course gets something out
OF the holiday, and that goes for
Cornell, too. 1t usually gets the
basting.
OF 81 games played to date i'm
this most ancient Of holiday foot
ban series, Cornell has won ap-
prOximatfly seven times. 1t has
had bad football teams that were
beaten. 1t has had good football
teams that were beaten. Ii has
had great football teams, and
they had to play great feetbali
to win from Pennsylvania eIevens
that had nO right to he in the
same locker building with the
Ithacans.
It Is one Of the traditions of the
event that a Pennsylvania team
Is not accountable for what it does
when they toss 1t I'm there with
Cornell. Another tradition is that
at least one member Of the ALL
American team must emerge from
ihe occasion.
Back I'm the old days, the late
Walter Camp used ~ go down TO
franklin Field apparently commit.
ted To the notion that the best maa
on the field that day must be ala
AIl.American. Everybody and his
Aunt Hester now has fling at
the selection thing but, somehow,
they still look TO the East for the
official vote. just az they did when
Camps word was final and abso-
lutte.
In brief the long arm of sIcges.
ton rearfing ont to turn mems
thoughts into the channels of Gus.
tom. In this case, II reaches even
unto the critics. Seldom the wear
in which neither a Pennsylvania
nor a Cornell man makes the All.
American rifle. He can he pretty
much of a chump all season. but
II he. plays football today he la a
made man.
The eyes of $4,000 behOIders,
therefore, will be trained upOn
Panl Srull, the back: john
smith. the tackle: Leon West
gate. the center. and Magi, The
guard. all Of Pennsylvania. The
world h theirs for tlIe asking
today. particularly those In the
line.
Senh mas been great kicking
running ana defensive back all
Eeaf ana ms will be his last hid
for the homer Of horors, u will
nave to be right good one what
with the Strongs, the eagles. the
Harpsters and the Mizells filing
prior and seemingly more insistent