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own every day.

old GINGER took another look
" at the fire and then turned
away mumbling: Nobody will lose
ANYTHING. What goods an aban-
doned brewery anyhow"
The old gentleman-who was none
other than Charley Harvey, the vet
eran fight managerial called to
talk about his fighter, Steve Hamas'
the noted Penn State athlete whose
successive victories over Max
SchmeIing and Art Lasky have
qualified him for the next shot at
Max Baer and the heavyweight
championship, tentatively set Tor
June, 1885.
1t seems the Garden isn't over
whelmed with eagerness to SEND Ha-
mas against Baer, despite the fact
the contracts very definitely commit
the Garden to this specific proceed
IRE. The reason advanced is that
the former collegian scored an I'M
impressive victory over LaSKy the
last time out. But if old Ginger
resolves to sit tight the Garden Will
have to come to him. There are no
loopholes in those contracts.
MEANWHILE a German pro-
Nl moter has made old Ginger
cash-on-the-lipe offer of $4,000 net
for Hamas to cross the ocean 10
fight Schmeling in February ana
unless the Garden makes up its
mind before that time, this will be
your next big heavyweight hght-or
rather the Germans. Old Ginger
isn't going to pass up that KIND Oh
dough on a gamble.
Bsides, what can he lose? HannaS
gave Schmeling thorough gong
over the last time they met and
there is little reason to believe the
Black Uhlan has gotten any better
Perhaps Hamas didn't beat baSky
decisively, but the records show he
won-and they still pay of on the
records.
At the very best Lasky doesn't
figure any better than Hamas, If as
good, SO he certainly doesn't stand
out as the foremost contender. Car
nera was such a pathetic figure
against Baer in their fight that only
the most terrific sort of ballyhoo
could ever hope to re-establlsh him
as a serious conne-backer.
0N the other hand, if Hamas is
capable of repeating over
Schmeling in Germany, the unusual
publicity attendant on an overseas
match would not only keep him
very much in the spotlight but would
reafirm his position as the man
most worthy of the great Baer's
scornful attention. say old Gin
gers a sucker if he doesn't take it.
And who can be sure Mr.. Baer
actually will fight next June? BY
that time he may have become Mr..
Mae West, or opened lingerie shop,
or Joined up with Dizzy and Daffy
to make it a trio. 1t is much easier
to figure which way cricket will
hop than to predict the champions
next move.
No American promoter could af-
ford to guarantee Hamas $4,000 to
meet Schmeling for the simple rea-
son the match would not be finan-
cial success. 1t wouldn't mean any,
thing. But Germany is keen to see
its star against the man that beat
him. That makes it a natural over
there.
Much more of a natural than the
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Anna H Stedfeld. 70. of 50 West Twenty
fourth, chronic myocarditis.
Wllhelmina Spangenberger. n. st. Vim
cent hospital. strangulated hernia
Mae z. Schloss. IS, Of 1921 North Cap
Edward l. Cline. go. st. Vincent hospital.
Anna Weilder. IA of 52o9 Park. arterio
sclerosis.
Chauncey NJ Blackburn. "a. Methodist
hospital, obstruction Of bowels.
Nellie G. KleinmeYer. So. Of 1901 East
Washington. diabetes mellituS.
Frank NJ Champion. G., Of 10l West
Fortieth. cerebral apoplexy.
Robert Baxter. so. Of 275G North Key
stone coronary occiuslon.
Alvin o. Smith, 81. Of 24i6 North Ar
seLal. pulmonary tuberculosis.
Bertha Elizabeth Helfger So. OF ala
North Alabama. acute uremia.
Harry Keister. so. Methodist hospital.
Paul Bryson shuey, IS. city hospital.
skull fracture.
Emma Florence Jeffras. IS. Of 217 North
Belle Wen, acute myoeaEditis.
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= College Football Selections .
By General News Bureau

(EasD
Lasalle. -; Albright, 6.
Catholic University 20; oglethorpe. 6.
Columbia, 20; Brown. 7.
Dartmouth, 81; New Hampshire: 0.
Penn Mil. College, 10; Delaware. Z.
Drexel. s; Susquehanna, 0.
Duquesne 20; Oklahoma A. and M. o.
Fordham, u; West Virginia, T.
Franklin-Marsh. -: Moravian. 0.
Louisiana. 10; Geo. Washington. o.
Gettysburg. Z; Dickinson. 0.
Grove City, 10; Morris Harvey, 0.
G fg, AZ valley ey,3 !; St. Joseph. o.
Holy Cross. 20; Manhattan, s..
New York University. -; New York
Pennsylvania. IA; Penn state. o.
Princeton. Al; Lehigh, 0.
Rutgers, 10; Lafayette. s.
Slippery Rock. 10; Edinboro. o.
f Tsmpe IL cd Mseis'n reo Sla's i'
Thiel. 10; Allegheny. 0.
Tufts, 20: Middlesbury. 10.
Notre Dame. 10; Navy. 6.
Bucknei. is; Washington and Jefer-
West Maryland. 20; westchester. o.
Williams. 10: Wesleyan. o.
~+Sf - ONSAbA~..
Alabama. 20; Clemson Clemson o.
Riot Institute. 9; Arkansas. 7.
Birmingham-southern, 7; Jackso n
Vile. 0.
Furman. ID; The Citadel. 6.
North Carolina. 10; Davidson, o.
Duke 20; Wake Forest, o
Florida. IA Mississippi, 6.
Georgia Tech. Z: Auburn, 6.
Hamp. Sydney, Is; Bridgewater. 0.
Texas Christian, ID; Loyola New Or
Maryland. 20; Virginia Military Insti-
Mississippi College, 10; Louisiana
North Carolina state. IA; Virginia Poly
Southern Methodist. 10; Texas A. and
Kentucky. 49, Southwestern. o.
Tennessee 20: Mississippi State, 0.
Howard (Ala.), IA; Tennessee Tech. 0.
Texas University. 10; Baylor. 0.
Centenary. 9: Tulsa, 6.
Vashington-Lee. ID; Virginia. 6.
Ear WesD
Utah. ID; Colorado, Z.
Brigham Young. ID; Colorado College. s.
Denver. 10: Drake. 0.
Greeley Teachers, rs; Colorado Mines, 0.
Montana 10: Montana State, 0.
Oregon. 10: oregon State. 6.
Loyola Jal. 20; San Diego. 0.
Southern California, 7; California, 3.
Stanford. 16: Washington. 6.
Utah State. 7: Colorado Agricultural. 0.
Washington State, 10; Idaho, 0.
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awful Rheumatism"

Mr.. SEYMORE AMBROSE. OF
as North Street. indianapolis,
said photo appears above): My
rheumatism kept getting worse all
the time and finally got 70 where
was in CONSTANT pain and
misery with II. had this rheuma-
ism in my legs and the joints OF
nv knees were so stiff and sore that
whenever I walked would simply
PINCH with the awful agony. and
as am employed as a collector and
have TO walk from 10 10 Is miles a
day this rheumatic condition made
IL almost impossible TO carry on my
work. ! tried medicine after me0-
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County School
Athletes Face
TreSter Query
!. H. S. A. A. to Investigate
Employing of Boys in
Boxing Shows.

Investigation Of the part played
By high school athletes Of Mont
gomery and Hendricks counties IN
several sport carnival programs last
summer IN that vicinity will be made
by Indiana High School Athletic
Association officials Saturday, A. L
TreSter. commissioner, announced
today.
Preliminary information does not
indicate any Of the BOYS might be
ruled ineligible for high school
sports competition. Mr.. Trester said,
but the board Of control wishes 70
gather complete information as 70
what happened.
According 70 the commissioner,
professional sports promoters So
licited funds from merchants in
several small towns and agreed TO
put on an amateur boxing carnival
With high school boys taking part
IN the entertainment. The show
was free TO citizens Of the COM
munities.
Evidence so far indicates the
promoters took the lions share Of
the funds raised from the mer-
chants. as is usually the case" Tres
ter said, and what little remunera-
ton the boys received hardly would
have paid their expenses. If any
thing. the board might feel the boys
were treated unfairly"
The I. II. S. A. A. does not frown
upon summer baseball with Sunday
school and other amateur teams so
long as the boys participating do
not gain more than their actual ex-
penses. Mr.. Trester said.
If the board learns that some of
the boys received SO for a meal
or some similar unreasonable al
lowance. then ineligibility ruling
might be forthcoming.
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Navy Entrains for
Cleveland Tussle
MiddieS at Full Strength for
Notre Dame.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 8.-Navy's
unbeaten and united football squad
will entrain today for Cleveland,
where it will meet Notre Dame in
an intersectional game Saturday.
The Middies are expected to be at
full strength. Slade Gutter, right
tackle, who was out of the Wash
ington and Lee game with injuries,
was back in the lineup yesterday.
His first replacement, Jimmy Bent
ley, also has recovered. Dave Ia
briskie, left guard, was out, but is
expected to see action Saturday.
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Tigers to Work Out
on Richmond Field

GREENCASTLE, Ind, Nov. g.
Coach Gaumy Neal will take his I'M
defeated De PAW Tigers to Rich
mond tomorrow for a game with
Earlham, Saturday, he has an
nounced.
A light drill will be held at Rich
mond in the afternoon. The Old
Gold goal line was crossed last week
for the first time in thirteen games,
although De Paw won, 1916, over
Georgetown college of Kentucky.
The Tigers tapered off today after
a hard workout yesterday on pass
defense and offense.
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THOUSANDS CALLING
THE new INDO-WN
BLESSING OHEALTH'
Is Helping People Who
Had Never Been Really
Helped Before By Any
Medicine; Crowds Flock
to Hooks Drug Store
For 1t.

Thousands Of people. many right
here in Indianapolis and vicinity.
say that the new. scientific mixture
OF % Medicinal Ingredients, known
as Indo-Vin. is a GOLDEN BLESS
ING TO their health. II IS helping
people who had NEVER BEEN real
" helped before by ANY medicine,
and suffering men and women from
all over this section are now flock
ing in daily TO Hooks Drug Store,
Illinois and Washington SITS. here
in indianapolis. where the Indo-
Vim Man is meeting the local public
IN person and explaining this mod
ern. advanced medicine.
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bt into the Llne-WOIn WOUu
You know was born here on the river 'front.'" he
unused Yes sir, sxty-nine years ago. This way
I'D town then Used to be mostly slaughter houses
around here I was a member of very select and
aristocratc group known as-can you stand it?-the
Slmeybacks. All tough, hardbitten youngsters.
see those big buildings over there?" Old Ginger
pointed to the massive Rockefeller medical center Ihat
used to be picnic grove and right alongside OF 1t was
the old Postme c. of the Oldest and most famous
clubs of it's kind in the world. Turned out NUMBER
of really great athletes, too
Old Ginger recalled when Dick Croker early TAM
many chieftan lived over near the river. And when
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recent meeting between Schmeling
and Walter Neusel-a bout which
attacted $4,000 at the box office,
by the way. This was an outdoor
battle. Hamas and Schmellng
would draw only about half that
sum. They would have to fight in
doors, and there are no large in
door places in Hinterland.
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FRIDAY

Wayne Teachers. 10; Kearney Teach
Kirksviue Teachers. 10; Maryvine
Arizona. is; Oklahoma City. 7.
Marquette. -; St. Louis University. z.
Kalamazoo Normal. 10. St. Viator. 6.
Simpson. Z: Stsmbrose. o.
Superior Teachers. g. Euclaire. 0.
Gonzaga. 81: Washburn, 6.
SATURDAY
big Tenn
Purdue 20; Iowa. 6.
Michigan. 10. Wisconsin, 0.
Minnesota. 81: Indiana. O.
Illinois. 10: Northwestern, Z.
Ohio State. 20: Chicago. 7.
Blk SKI
Kansas state, IA; Missouri, o.
Pittsburgh. 10: Nebraska, Z.
Oklahoma, Z; Iowa State. 0.
Kansas. !; Washington University. 6.
(NIidwesD
Adrian. Il: Lawrence Tech. o.
Akron, Z; Heidelberg. 0.
Butler. y, Manchester. s.
Carleton. 20. Cornell College. Z.
DePaul. -; Niagara. 0.
De Paw. 90 Earlham. o.
DeKalb. y. Elmhurst 6.
Findlay 10. HOlbrook, 6.
St. Thomas. l9; Hamline, 6.
Illinois Wesleyan. -; McKendree. 6.
James Millikin. Il: Ripon.
Baldwin Wallace; IA; Kent State. o.
Augustana. Is: Macomb. 0.
Monmouth 20. Carthage. 7.
Wooster. 10: Mount Union. 0.
North Central. Is: Albion. 0.
Case. p. Oberlin. 0.
Ohio University. 4 Cincinnati, o.
Ohio Wesleyan. 20; Denison. g.
Milwaukee Teachers. II: St. Norberts. 6.
n. Dakota State. Z; S. Dakato State, 6.
tevens Point. 20; Plattesville, 6.
Lacrosse. l9: Stout. g.
Valparaiso, 20: Danville. 0.
Wabash. l3: Franklin. 0.
Miami lOl. %: Wlttenberg. 0.
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Plumbing Permits

william Courtney. $50 East Forty-seeond
three fixtures.
L. J. Hyland. sls West Twentieth.
three fixtures.
Harry Baker. i4s East Washington. four
fixtures.
Krietsch Bros. 1918 Uden. three fix
lures.
r. Bardy. 1887 South Pennsylvania. two
fixtures.
J. C. Dunn. 1925 East Market. one FIX
| ture.
Hays-schenck. Sill Pleasant Run. one
/ fixture.
| Hays Bros, North and Illinois streets.
| five fixtures.
C. J. sellmever. 10 North Illinois. two
/ fixtures.
chas Fiel. AS West Norwood. four fix
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Irish in Final Drill
Before EntrGining

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. g.
Coach Elmer Layden planned to give
Notre Dame a stiff workout on de-
Tense today before the squad leaves
tonight for the Navy game at
Cleveland. The Irish looked ragged
against Nays plays, as demon
strated by the frosh, in yesterdays
practice.
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cine and none of them ever reached
my trouble at all, but finally found
Indo-Vin and it proved to be what
HAD ALWAYS NEEDED. When
I started in to take it, all of that
rheumatism seemed to go right out
Of me. and now I don't have ANY
PAINS at all. You don't know how
wonderful it is to be free of those
awful rheumatisc pains. This medi-
cine is the most wonderful thing of
the kind that EVER HEARD OF
and I am glad to publicly indorse it."
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Old Fight Man Faces
SHckLer With Hdmds
Boxers Manager Has Choice of Holding Out for Title
Shot or Accepting German Offer.
BY JOE WILLIAMS
Times Special Sports Writer

YORK Goodness sitting
east side apartment yesterday abandoned brewery
The middle hftes
Sharp Jagged fingers the murky skies
heneed harpoons scrambled the
engines pulled and snorted
A white fire boat alongside a
silence the hameeed teeth
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Parents Day to
Feature II. S. Tilt

The Shortridge football team has
concluded heavy workouts in antici-
patton Of tOmorrow's battle with
Broad Ripple at the Blue Devil field
at p. m.
Parents day" will be observed at
the north side field. with parents
OF Shortridge and Broad Ripple stu
dents being admitted free.
The Blue Devils tapered of yes
terday with an intensive scrimmage
and a drill against Broad Ripple for
nations This afternoon the usual
signal drill and light practice con-
Guided the weeks workouts.
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INCREASE IN CAGE CARD
By United Press

7
STATE COLLEGE. Pa. Nov. g.
Penn States basketball team, get
ting of to an early start. will un-
dertake TO play seventeen games
this season. an increase of five con-
tests over last years schedule. Only
eastern teams will be played.
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Bowel and Kidney
Trouble"

MRS. MINNIE MOORE, of Sol
Elm ST., Indianapolis. Ind. said:
My bowels were always constirated,
in fact. this bowel trouble had got
ten TO be CHRONIC with me and
I had become a CONSTANT USER
Of laxatives and physics. and had to
take something for my bowels near
" EVERY NIGHT. Ny kidneys
were so deranged that had TO get
up several times a night and felt so
stiff and sore across my back that
I could hardly stand it. got Indo-
Vim and will say TO everybody that
here is a REAL and GENUINE
medicine for a person to take.
never saw anything so Immediately
effective like this is. in fact, I just
took three bottles and felt like a
NEW PERSON. And il certainly
has a wonderful action on persons
bowels, and they are regular now for
the first time in YEARS. 1t acted
on my kidneys and the sharp pains
in my back that I had been having
/ for years have now DISAPPEARED,
and YOU don't know what a wonder
I full relief that is 10 me. and il put
an end 10 the soreness and misery
across my kidneys. I urge every
one who suffers TO get this medicine
and take it"
The Indo-Vin Man is now at
Hooks Drug Store, Illinois and
Washington SITS. here in Indianap-
oils. where he is daily meeting the
public and introducing and explain
ing this new mixture Of Nature S
Medicines. Also being sold in all
the nearby towns by every good
druggist throughout this whole IN
dianapolis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Hrs taught Jimmy Johnson present auISOn
basement OLD tenement
house used get out of hand and run wild IN
what is now fashionable Sutton place.
rodeo Say kids used to have rocco OF our
own every
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FARRELL. IRENE A. tnee HaIcy) Age Al
years. wife OF James C. mother OF Anna
Catherine. Rosemary Of St Mary's OF
the Woods. James c.. Paul. Patricia and
Donald passed away Tuesday. Nov 8.
Funeral Saturday. Nov 10 $50 a. m.
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North Vernon and Seymour Ino.l
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DoBBINS. FRANCES-Dauehter OF Mr., and
Mrs Elmer Doboins Of $50 y. Sheffield
ave. died in her home Tuesday Nov. ..
1894. age 3 years Funeral az above al
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
1 Death Notices

GATHER. WALLACE E.--Age g. years.
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Nov Q ? D. m. az residence. Friends in
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USHER SERVICE. anderson papers
please CODY
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POSTER. JOHN W.-Age 65 years. beloved
husband Of Serena Foster father of Mrs.
Charles Macy. Mrs. KYLE Mayhall and
Donald r. Foster Of this city and Everett
Foster of Detroit. Mich. passed away
Tuesday evening. Funeral services FRI
DAY. 10 a m. az the residence. los Neal
ave. Friends invited. Burial Washing
ION Park cemeterV. -CONkIE SERVICE.
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beloved husband of Susan Kerbox and
box, Mrs Laura B. Helms and Mrs.
Jessie NJ Painter entered into rest
Tuesday evening. Friends may call at
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