Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 254, Decatur, Adams County, 27 October 1925 — Page 3

I Mcl’° n()Ugh J WinS o I 1 Laurel Speedway Race 1H,,.,! SI- 'l'vay. Uiurel, Nd . Oct |f " „ mugh. the young Irish ■ rarer. won the 250-Wlle i $ '.a.i'"" I" I1W M °n<iay. He ■ ‘ „ laeak the world's record for ■ re bv only a few moments. His •SJcial'" nlP wa9 125 ' 7 mlleS 0,1 ■ M . behind 1,1 ,he ordPr named Paola. Tommy Milton and |K Hepburn. Os the 16 entrants Kaola Mil' l ’ l - and McDonough were |K ( letad 111" elaw with much money I X wagered on the Italian. ■•Dononglw time for the complet-(liir-a‘ wa- 1 hour. 59 minutes and ■" se ,,.nJ- Tommy Milton's time 0 1)01irs . 1 minute and 45 seconds. ■<l Wagn'T. th" starter, said the winHt'' time was a little slower than ■’ n - rt wln'» he established the ■l,|- s record at Culver City. ■„. ra ,.,.. originally scheduled for HL,rday but postponed because of ■, waß h, id over a pine board track ■? as dr> aS a chip from winds that toikwed the rains. posit ions were drawn by lot. y i trials were held. H f1... was more or less ab ud I Are You Tortured By Indigestion? ,■ du iiu h stomach. ■ fe./lilirt-buru.'shortness of breath ■ Kn wi burning sensation In th.' stomach | Lftli'n- tilings pursue the victim until ■ , ™ r - sight of food nauseates him. I U has iift.'il this curse from thou- ■ Mbo” t.-rtur.d sutferere. It acts upon ■ Ssh bmvfls. torpid liver, and weak ■ u.;.,,. Kight away, you can tell it Is ■ , a . g von. mid before long, you feel like ■ fdftknt lierson. You eat fearlessly I Lt V II o|.|.-tio-. you g. t restful el.o p, ■ I,u walk with a new Bttjde. and you ■ K..w what it is to enjoy vigorous health ■ pin you "ive it a chance? In UN. A The vegetable regulator SOLD BY ■ CAI I.OW & KOHNE

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between McDonough and De Paola. !j Idtat July the two raced on the Laurel , course and due to incorrect timing j everyone left the tace under the Impreatdon that McDonough was the win- ! ner. The, following day It was an- 1 nounced that De Paloa had won. -— - o ——l MONMOUTH H. S. MGERS AT WORN Schedule Os Sixteen Games Announced Today By Principal Paul Graham Sixteen games nre on the basket- i ball schedule of Monmouth high school, announced today by Principal Paul Graham. The team will open Its season on November 13, playing Hartfoid township at Linn Grove. Practice has been started. Last year was the first year that the Monmouth high school has played basketball, ami fine progress waS made. The high school was commissioned this year and a fourth year class was added. This is expected to help athletics in the school. The team is being coached by Hancell Foley, a graduate of Indiana University. The team will practice and play its home games in the old high school gymnasium in this city. Following is the schedule: Nov. U!- Hartford, there Nov. 20 —Pleasant Mills, here. Nov. 25—Monroe, there. Dec. 4 —Monroeville, there. Dec. 11—Kirkland, there. Dec. IS—Jefferson, here. Dec. 31 -Convoy, Ohio, there. -.lan. S--hartford, here. Jan. 15—Monroe, here. Jan. 22 —Brighton, there. Jan. '3—Mongo, there. Jan. 29—Pleasant Mills, there. Feb. s—Kirkland,5 —Kirkland, here. Feb. 12 —County Tournament. Feb. 19—Brighton, here. Feb. 29—Jefferson, there. —o Murray Mendenhall, .Jr., Makes His Appearance Murray Mendenhall, former DePauw University athlete, present coach of Central high school of Fort Wayne, and a member of the Decatur Leaders basketball team last season, is the 1 11 —

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proud father of a new-born liaby The i baby, a 9-pound boy, was born to Mr. 1 and Mrs. Mendenhall, at Fort Wayne, yesterday morning. He has been 1 , named Murray Junior. The daddy j ( ay . he expects the lad to play fool-' j ball and basketball. Both Mrs. Mendenball and Murray Junior are report--1 d to be In excellent condition. Great Crowd Greets Jack Dempsey In Mexico City , Mexico City, Oct. 27. — (United J Press)— Hundreds of soldiers and po- ( lice were required to clear the way for , Jack Dempsey from the railroad station to the hotel when the heavyweight champion arrived hen* last night, greeted by an enormous throng. Dempsey will give exhibitions here Wednesday and Saturday nights. Alleged Violation Os Liquor Law During Legion Convention Being Probed Omaha, Neb.. Oct. 27. — (United Press)—The federal grand jury here wants to know whether the prohibition law was violated here during the last American Legion national convention. The jury started Its search for evidence today with the calling of Robert Samardick, dry agent. He is understood to have evidence of infractions of the law. Six Omaha men were arrested on bootleg charges during the course of the convention. o TRENCH CABINET QUITS; TROUBLE OVER FINANCES (Continued from page One) the state of affairs of French finances arising from the failure of (he French internal loan to come to expectations and from the fear of new inflation in any measures Caillaux could present. Up had been accused in some quarters of failing to take sufficiently strong measures to cope with a situation requiring drastic remedies. And he was opposed to a capital levy as desired by th e group upon which the government relied in parliament for its support. Secondly, there was much displeas-

ure with Caillaux for falling to achieve at Washington settlement of I France’s debt to America, although i Sunday Caillaux suggested that It i would not be many months before a | real agreement would be forthcom-; Ing. Babe Ruth Tells How He Squandered His Money, New York, Oct. 27—Babe Ruth, re-' counting his financial losses, In an interview in Collier's Weekly, says gambling cost him $125,000; business i reverses $100,000; lawyers and de tec-J tlves $25,000. But he said he has paid up an endowment policy that will pay , him SSOO a month when he is 45 years of age. o Wills’ Two-Minute Win Over Johnson Questioned By Henry 1., Farrell, (U. P. Staff Correspondent) New York. Oct. 27.—Official investigation by New Jersey boxing authorities is expected to be made into the two-minute victory which Harry Wills, negro heavyweight challenger, scored over Floyd Johnson, lowa heavyweight, last night in Newark. Ten thousand Hans who packed the big armory roared in protest and derision whon a towel came sailing In from Johnson's corner before the contest had a good start. Wills following his usual style of holding with his long left arm and pounding the body at close quarters with his right had backed Johnson into his corner and was plastering him with body punches when Charley Cook, Johnson’s manager and chief second, tossed the towel in the ring. Johnson was on his feet at the time and looked to be in no immediate danger and he was almost as surprised and as stunned as the crowd when the referee told him he was'

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