Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 85, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 August 1921 — Page 9

UMfIIMTO (Continued From Page Eight.) tThe Grays have been going at a fast clip lately and expect to make a good • bowing ' State teams desiring tc mest the Grays should address W H Burk. 3342 Rie’sner street, or call Belmont 0442. The Moldon Club will hold an Impor tsnt meeting at the manager's home Friday night and all players expecting to play In Sunday i game must be present. The Meldons will play the South Side Turners at Riverside Tari Sunday on diamond No. 10 at 10:30 a. m. The Indianapolis Reos will play at Greenfield Sunday. All playera are requested to attend meeting at clubroom tonight. Lance and White take notice. Any fast State team desiring games address Tony Caito, 713 South Delaware Street. The Southern A. C s have a park permit and desire a game for Saturday afternoon. Call Drexel 1645 and ask for Bill. All North Side' All-Stars are requested to attend the meeting tonight at 7:45 ©'dock, Cdell and Clifton atrets. Fast semi-pro teams desiring the services of two high-class lnllelders should get in touch with the Carson brothers at Harrison 3302 between 5 and 7 o’clock In the evening. The Douglas Tailors are scheduled In a Mg game with the New Augusta nine on Sunday. All Tailors should report to Manager I.sffey at the Terminal station t 12:45 The Soodmac Hosiery team Is without a game for Saturday afternoon. Teams tVslr'pg to met them should call Main 6925 and ask for King. The Atkins are ready for their Initial round scrap In the Daily Times trophy

of our Entire Stock of Fine tkwarfi i Low Cut Shoes for Men At 2 Sensationally Low Prices ti 3 A IS? AA W* Mahogany iO /,i is Ruaia! frisS/ Tony Red a/ Nut Brown AND j|f Lasts! ÜBSSBs & Brogue Styles ! At these two prices you can have your J choice of all remaining low cut shoes of the Broad Toe! season in our stores. Whether you select Medium a pair of $3.45 or $4.45 you will get a bar- Toe! gain absolutely unmatched anywhere in this city. And the selection is all that could be desired. It’s the end of our season—the time when we slash prices to make way for incoming lines for Fall. That is why we have made these drastic reductions in our prices. By acting now—tomorrow' you will get the cream of the stock at a tremendous saving. Newark Shoes for Men and Women, $5 $5 ands 6 NONE HIGHER. *lleworfe Sfbe Stores Ca f L&rgext Shoe Retailer* in the World—3oo Store* is 100 Citie* INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 7 N. Pennsylvania St. 164 N. Illinois St. Men’s and Exclusively. Men and Women. Open Saturday Until 9:30 P. M.

tournament with the RUey All-Star* on Rhodlus diamond No. 1 Sunday afternoon. Weaver and Boling are requested to call Belmont 2581 and ask for Basil. All I. 0. O. S. players should report for practice on Riverside diamond No. 4 at 3 o’clock tomorrow afternoon. The Tt. G. Dunn Stars, claimants of the Independent colored basebal* championship of Indianapolis, by virtue of their double win over the Indianapolis Stars at Eagles’ Park Sunday, are looking for fames with the fastest semi-pro nines In ndlana. Marlon, BickneU and Linton preferred. The Dunn team 1* made up of well-known colored platers who are ready to go anywhere in State and put up a real article of baseball for the fans. The Stars are without a game for Sunday and teams wishing to book them should address H. L. Coleman, 143 East Market, or call Main 5320. HARTFORD CITT. Ind.. Aug 19—The Hartford City Kiwanis basebaU team defeated the Bluffton Klwanls here Thurs day afternoon. 8 to 7. in a ninth Inning rally which netted fire runs. The Bluffton players were guests at a dinner last evening here at which President James I. Taylor of Taylor Cnlversity, Upland, was the speaker. City Casting Tourney The first annual casting championship tournament of the Indianapolis Casting Club will be held at College avenue and Fall Creek boulevard Sunday afternoon, starting promptly at 2 o’clock. The program calls for six halt casting events, and • a number of special events for beginners and women casters. Plenty Os prizes have been secured for the tourney, and a record number of casters should turn out. CLASSY HOOSIER GIN. RICHMOND, Ind., Aug. 19 —Eler Harter of this city, for the second time In the month, broke ninety-nine birds out of a possible 100 In a meet of the Quaker City (fun Club here Thursday. Harter has’entered the grand American handicap trapshooting tournament to be held in Chicago Aug. 22 and 27.

“CHEATER” AITELL AGAIN. NEW YORK, Aug. 19—Abe Attell, who lost the world's featherweight chtmplonship to Johnny Ktlbane In 1912, hopes to be Instrumental In dethroning the champion. Tom McGlnty, who Is promoting the title bout hetwen Kllbane *nd Frush, announced today that Attell Is going to help train Crush for th* battle. Attell will leave for Cleveland in a day or two. The Frush-Kilbane bout, a twelveround battl sts a decision, will be staged In Cleveland, Bept. 17. WELSH GETS DECISION. CALGARY. Alberta. Aug. 19—Freddie Welsh, ex-ffghtwelght champion, wo* given the decision over Bert Forbes o' Vancouver In a ten-round bout. Cleverness with his left was the principal factor lu Welsh’s victory. The fight was at catchwelghts. 810 OEBMAN WINS. BERLIN, Aug. 19.—Hans Brletenstraeter, heavyweight boxing champion of Germany, today knocked out Harold Rolph, heavyweight champion of the Canadian army, In the tenth round. TDiNEI A WINNER. NEW YORK, Aug 19.—Gene Tunney last night won a decision over Eddie Josephs in twelve rounds. ’ Ten Tiger Coaches PRINCETOT. N. J., Aug 19—Footbnll practice at Princeton University will be gin Sept. 14, with the varsity coaching staff unchanged, according to an announcement by George R Murray, graduate manager. There will be ten coaches, six for the varsity, one for the scrubs and three for the freshmen.

Tomorrow Will Bea Big Day in This Big Event This is the sale which stands out in bold relief as a money-saving chance no thrifty man can afford to miss. The styles offered are newest, the fabrics most dependable and the money savings are simply iinmatchable. Rubens Greatest Value Offering In Full S wing Be Here Tomorrow Without Fail—Hundreds of These Suits Are Just Right for Fall and Winter Wear. Suit Values Up to SSO, Now TWENTY-THREE DOLLARS Limit, Two Suits to a Customer No Charge tor Alterations No Exchanges, No Refunds See our Windows for a Few of the Many Patterns ' a The Materials The Models All Wool Herringbones Young Men’s Double All Wool Club Checks Breasted Suits All Wool Pin Stripes in Young Men f s Single Blue , Black and Brown Breasted Suits All Wool Worsteds Young Men’s Sport Suits All Wool Serges Men y s Conservative Suits I l-C * | GUARANTEE—Every suit in this sale at $23 absolutely guaranteed to be. strictly all-wool and to give perfect satisfaction. > ■ - ' rAll Summer Suits and All Boys' and Children's Clothing Radically Reduced During This Sale. RUBENS 39 “ Backed by a record of thirty-five yaars of honest merchandising. Store Open Till Nine O’clock 'Every Saturday Night.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1921.

A. B. C.B to Tackle Cuban Stars Sunday in Double Program C. I. Taylor's A. B. C.s will he home Sunday to meet the Cuban Stars In a double-header. Single games will be staged at Washington Park Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. The A. B. C.s have been doing fairly well In the East, considering the handicaps they have suffered by Injuries to Mackey and Day. Both were put out of the game soon after leaving on the trip by injured hands. However, Manager Taylor added two young pitchers that give promise of becoming mainstays. In spite of a crippled line-up the A. B. C.s came within one tame of breaking even with the famous Bacharach Giants in a series of games in Atlantic Coast cities. The injured players will bo ready for action when the A.s return Sunday, and followers of the local colored champs are sure to see real baseball. In a previous series with the Cuban Stars, played early in the season, the A. B. C.s won the * fdcta Johnson, veteran right-hander, is leading the A. B. C. pitchers lu games won. He is having one of bis best seasons since entering the game. Columbus Fans Coming Sunday to See Crack Horseshoe Tossers Play Vincent Stevens, Ohio horseshoe shark, who Is to meet World’s Champion Bobbitt here at Tomlinson Hail Sunday afternoon In a special match of six best out of eleven fiO-point games, visited Columbus. Ind., last night to demonstrate his prowess throwing ringers. Asa result of the amazement he created many Columbus fans will come to Indianapolis Sunday to witness the StevensBobhttt mateb. Stevens and Bobbitt are rated the two best ringer throwers In the horseshoe sport. The match at Tomlinson Hall will start at 2 o'clock.

Single G in Big Race With Peter Manning | PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 19.—Secretary IV. H. Gocher, of the National Trotting Association, Is here, and today arranged match race between the champion Single G, and the champion trotter, Peter Manning: purse, $5,000; to be raced on Sept. 6 during the Grand Circuit meeting at Hartford. The money Is to be divided 60 per cent to the winner and 40 to the loser. Shooters Classified for Grand American Event in Chicago Next Week CHICAGO, Aug. 19.—Trap shooters who have entered the Grand American Handicap five day tournament, which begins Monday at the South Shore Country Club traps, were classified and given their handicaps by the committee Thursday. Class 1 was composed of shooters who average 94 per cent or over, class 2 from 90 to 94, class 3 from 86 to 00, class 4 from 82 to 86, and class 5 below 82 per cent, Ninety-six per cent men were handicapped seven yards and will stand at the 23 yard line. Stoney McGlynn, who Is In charge and is now on the scene, says that he expects a wonderful shoot. "I have heard from the members of four team aggregations that will compete In the American amateur five-man team championship on Monday, and they will alf be on hand. The four are from the East, South. Great Lakes and prairie districts. The Pacific team may bo here, making five. ‘‘Men art* coming from all over the continent for this event. “Charles Vaughan of Iladdonfield, N'. .T„ is at the present time In Maine, but ho is going to hone his fishing to com pete on the eastern team.”

East vs. West Match Among Golfing ‘Pros’t CHICAGO, Aug. 19.—An lnterseetional golf tourney between teams of twelve professionals. representing the East and the West, will be staged et Oakwood Club, Cleveland, on Aug. 23, the day before the openihg of the Western open championship meet there. A. R. Gates, president of the Western Professional Golfers Association, announced Thursday. .Tock Hutchinson of Chicago, holder of the British opun championship, will captain the Western team, while the Eastern squad will be led by Tom Kerrigan of

tomorrow — semi-annual sale sensation r* Choice mC House every KAHN ICriES Ready-to-Wear \ Without regard for former prices—whether SSO, $45, S4O or $35 —take unrestricted choice of ALL ready-to-wear suits —pay but $25 Precisely 562 suits to select from. Kahn suits in every sense of the word. Guaranteed all wool. Faultlessly tailored and finished. ' Double and single breasted. Conservative and extreme styles. Many suitable for fall. All sizes, but not in each pattern. Best bargain chance of the season. No returns, no exchanges. Early choosing naturally best. KAHN TA]UOT?US^Washington and Meridian Sts. 2nd Floor , Kahn Building Open Saturday Until 5:00 P. "M. \

Values For Motorists that wo arc confident can not be duplicated anywhere else in the city. And to be frank, it is only because we buy in,enormous * quantities directly from the manufacturer that we can sell at such big savings. Our large buying facilities have saved motorists many a dollar. The sooner you take advantage of them, the greater will be your gain.

Mason Junior

Six®. List Price. Our Price. 30x:p/o $20.60 $13.50 32x3V0 29.60 17.50 32x4 " 37.00 21.00 33x4 38.15 21.50 34x4 39.45 22.00 TUBES PATCHED , FREE! All day Saturday we will patch any of ynnr tubes that need patching. If the patch falls will give you a new tube. This service 1* given free to prove to you that “Seal-Fast” patches nre the quickest and most reliable patches sold. They use neither heat, cement, galoline nor cumbersome 'equipment i„ their application. We have repaired hundreds of tubes’ with Seal-Fast, aud every one held as tight as a vulcanized patch. A box containing sufficient material for 23 patches, Sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt or price.

rnin a mTCT tire and rubber co. ! 0 Ci/af uJrai'j A 211 and 213 S. Illinois Street C. W. MINESINGER, All Items -will be sent postpaid on receipt of money WALTER W. KUHN, President. ?^n^ o lls T addreßS wUhln th /‘“ 9 hundred Sec.-Treas.

Slwanoy Club, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Every section of the oountry will be Represented In the Western open golf at the Oakwood Club. Entries have already been received from the Pacific coast and New England and the South. The list numbers seventy-six now. GET SANITATION OPINIONS. A meeting has been called for next Tuesday evening at the Chamber of Commerce building, of a committee appointed -by contracting plumbers and their representatives to obtain the opinions of Jobbers, manufacturers and manufacturers’ agents regarding a proposed ad-

Princess Tires Unguaranteed tires. Name and serial number on each tire." All tires still in original wrappings. 30x3 Nonskid §7.65 30x31 •> Nonskid $8.90 Diamond Firsts Guaranteed 6,000 Miles Plain.. .. $10.60 f Nonskid .. $20.00 80x3 CIO 1A 32x4 COO 7C Nonskid . Nonskid . i O Nonskid .. $14.35 Nonskid .. $24.95 32x31a CIO OC 34x4 COC Cfl Nonskid Nonskid . gSk . .$32,00 Luggage Carrier Just the thing for your outing trips is this convenient adjustable luggage carrier. Very easily attached to running board. Can be closed when not in use. Adjustable to any £* .* length from 10 to 50 ins. Made JkA of strap iron finished in black....

Cord Ti res All are first quality stock and still In original wrappings. Guaranteed by the factory for 6.000 miles. The Mason is a nationally ad verttsed tire and Is better than the price would Indicate.

vertising campaign to bring about hotter sanitation. The report of t’Mff committee, which was appointed last Tuesday evening at a meeting of more than one hundred contracting plumbers, will be heard before definite action is taken. VALVES WIFFTS LOVE AT $25,000. TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Aug. 19.—Jeff Johnson filed suit In Superior Court bare today for $25,000 damages against Daniel V. Davis, wealthy farmer, charging alienation of Mrs. Johnson’s affections. Davis is "barged with breaking up Johnson’s home.

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