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■pSEASON TO ' I [NO TOMORROW ■I Loral Church Quintet H| T ,„ j..-'. » i;l ‘ sf ' as "" lik<P, u ‘|| 1,., br.uu'lil to a close tumor- ■ ’/nigh- H-fortaml ■ h ,. ritl t,am - ■ /.„-, of Fort. Wayne. at BB ' [>., ..-.r I sh ' gymnasium. BHa preliminary game between the ■pL of -Im Kirkland ami Monro.., MwhsHatob «iH i:1 " -’■""■■■ wi,i gpt IM way at 8:15 o’clock. M ' T! , p Si .i.-:n H' iofimM - bar. It team ■ th.. Sunday School league title for the third consecutive year, and iM the citv V. M f A title for the see|M If ,oi)s< <'dive y-ar. in Fort Wayne M year. Af'. r winning the Sunday M School 1.-aum- title, the team playMotile I’""-'- factory team, winner |9 O s the industrial league title, for the fflß city championship and won by a M 5 ,.n... ’'l' The Salem team piled M~p big scores in all of its league M games during the season. The local IB team has made a good record this B* sMs° n - a, " n - nnil is out 10 giv^,hp IB Port Wayne champs a stiff battle. ||||| Fan' fire assured of an interesting Ml game forth- >easonender. A small B ! admission fee will be charged to de-

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fray the expenses of the Fort Wayne I •team. Coach Null, of Kirkland town- | ship, will referee. | . ——o Sixteen Schools Enter State Wrestling Meet Bloomington, lm|„ Mar. 24. All j records were shatter .1 here today . when entries for the fifth annual state ' high school wi-rtling championships were received. Sixteen schools with | n total of 150 athletes are entered in the grappling tourney to be conduct-; , ed under the auspices of Indiana Uni . versify Friday and Saturday. Only 13 schools with a total of 11(1 grap ! .'piers took part in the title matches i last season. - Many high school athletic author . ities over the state feel that wrestling is one of the best training football players receive; hence, new I teams have sprung up during the past! - year. When Indiana inaugurated the 1 I mat sport five years ago only three . teams took part. . It is possible that this season's en- > try list will grow even higher before weighing in time Friday. Several ■ schools signified their Intention of J entering earlier in the year but their J application blanks have not been reI turned ami are probably delayed in , the mail. I Four former state high ffbhool . 1 chatnpioiis are now participating in , the sport on I. I'.'s squad. Clarence | Forkner and Fred Clark. Terre Haute. . were members of the Crimson syiuad I this winter, while Keith Hepburn,l . i Bloomington, and Ralph Weaver. I Terre Haute, were members of the I freshman team. A gold shield will go to the win-. ining team with individual medals to, ; winners of first, second, and third I places in each weight division. Wemhoff Not To Be Graduated This Year Art Wemhoff, forward on the Catholic high school basketb.Ul team, will nit be graduated thia spring, as was stated in the Daily Democrat yesterday, but will be a senior next year and will be. eligible for another year of basketball. With Wemhoff, Meyers, | Mylott, Smith Sorg and Connell, of this year’s sqiiad, back in school next year, the Commodores are expected to have another formidable aggregation. Wemhoff aiel Mylott have younger brothers who played on the St. Joe eighth grade team this year and they will be in high school next fall, also. r _ —o — Pat Page Still III; . Unable To Assume Duties Bloomington. Ind., Mar. 24. —(United Press)—lllness will prevent Pat Page, newly-appointed head footliall .coac h at Indiana University from being present for the fir-t football practice Thursday, it was announced today. . I Page, who is ill at his home in InI dianapolis, probably will not take act- ’ ive charge until Monday. ,_ o lowa Freshies Win , lowa City, la.. Mar. 24—(United Press) —University of lowa freshmen I won the Big Ten conference tele- ' i graphic meet for yearling track ■ squads, piling up 52 1-6 points. Illinois was second with 26 2-3 points. Ends// ( minute CORNS One minute— that’s how quick Dr. , Scholl’s Zino-pads end the pain of corns. They do it safely. You risk i no danger of infection. Zino-pads remove the cause—pressing or rubbing of shoes. They are thin, medicated, antiseptic, protective, healing. At all druggist's and shoe dealer’s—3sc. For Free Sample write The Scholl Mfg. Co., Chicago Dr Scholl's Zino-pads Put one on—the pain is gone CAN YOU SOLVE THIS? I)IERF L A G . The above letters when properly arranged form the name of a late president. Everyone sending In the correct solution will be awarded a beautiful lot size 20x100 feet, FREE AND CLEAR OF ALL ENCUMBRANCES, located in one of our new subdivisions between New York and Atlantic City. * This offer expires May 15, 1926. BEWARE OF IMITATORS! We are the originators of this B ; advertising plan. g I MAXIM DEVELOPMENT | j CORPORATION g . 110 West 40th Street Dept 544 ■ ' !, New York City. 5 I

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Trophies On Display In Daily Democrat Office The three beautiful trophies won by i the Cathonc nigh school Commodores ; .it the miti iii.il u.ithuHi' basketball . tournament l,< hl ui iroyola University, ; Chicago, last week, tire on display In ( ih- front wlndoV. of the Dally Demo-. ;-rat office. Two of She trophies, the large bronze basketball and the smalller of the two hllv<v living cups, are !permanently in the possession of the .Commod'oren, while the large loving, 'tup. which was awarded for the team 'making the high< <t score In the first round of the tourney, must be returned to the tournament next year and will be awarded to the team making the highest score In the first, round of next year's tourney. o -I. I.HII Reynolds And Thom Wrestle To A Draw Wabash, Ind., Mar. 24 — (United I Press) -Jack Reynolds, world’s welter- | weight wrestling champion, today still iretains his crown but only by the dimmest kind of a margin. In a bout here with W. S. Thom, athletic director of the Wabash high solnol, Reynolds won one fall and lost one. The third was a draw. Helen Wills Wins Cannes Tourney Through Default Cannes, France, Mar. 24. — (United Press) —Helen Wills became the winner of the Cannes tennis tournament today when Miss Joan Ridley, English player, defaulted in the final singles round The match was postponed yesterday because of rain and was to have been played today but Miss Ridley unexI pe tedly scratched. — ■ o ———— I Supper, Thursday night. Mar. 25, 5:30 to 7 o’clock at U. B. church. ('. E. Society, .35 cts.

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CARE OF PICS DEMONSTRATED Purdue Man Gives Demonstrations at Meetings Hehl In County Tuesday ‘‘Pig Management” meetings were 'hold Tuesday on the Otto Hollo farm in Union township ami the Dennis i Striker fnrrn in Monroe township As the forenoon meeting, held at the Hoile farm, Mr. P. T. Brown, of Purdue, .showed how to nip the "wolf-teeth” of small pigs. He emphasized the fact th it this is often necessary to prevent them from injuring each other, thereby making sources of infection which often leads to "bull nose” and other small pig ailments. An ea. y system of earmarking was shown, which proved of special interest to ton litter members. Mr. Brown showed that dipping the head of infected pigs in a solution of potassium permanganate will assist in relieving cases which have not become tco severe. A farrowing pen was scrubbed with a hot lye water and disinfected with a g> od disinfecting solution, thereby showing how preparation should be made to insure small pigs from becoming infected with worms. Directions also were given for feeding the sow and litter. A similar program took place at the Striker farm, where about forty farmers had gathered. o Mi : COURTHOUSE : ■■■■■■■ ■ ■ a ■ ■ ■ Administrator Appointed John W. Emery has been appointed administrator in the estate of

Isaac Emery. Inheritance Tax Report An Inheritance tax report in the estate of Pearl McCullum showed the total net value of the estate to be 1459.28. No InhcrltaiK'o tax w:ri owed by the heirs. Case Dismissed In the case of the Iron and Glass Dollar Savings Bank vs. Charles Bpiiiiley et al. the parties failed to appear for trial and the case was disniissed by the court. Set For Trial In the case of the Wayne Hard-, warn company vs. Harry C. North,

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