Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 144, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 September 1926 — Page 3

SEPT. 22, 1926

MEDICAL BODYCONVENES More Than 1,000 Doctors Expected to Attend. By United Press WEST BADEN, Ind., Sept. 22. Members of the Indiana State Medical Association are here today for the opening sessions of the seventyseventh annual convention of the <yganization. More than a thousand doctors are expected to attend the three-day / meeting. Business meetings of the State council a%l the house of delegates at noon today were to officially open the convention and the annual golf tournament this afternoon was to inaugurate the entertainment program. Scientific sessions will open Wednesday morning with a general meeting of all delegates. Charles N. Coombs of Terre Haute, associate president, will speak. The principal speaker at the general scientific session will be Dr. Ernst Loewenstein of Vienna, Austria, one of the foreign delegates to the meeting of the / International Union Against Tuberculosis. He will speak on “Some Phases of Tuberculosis." lAny of Indiana's leading speeialaddress the body during the course of the convention. „ The annual banquet will be held Thursday evening at the West Baden Springs Hotel.

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days ago with The Konjola jCfan at Hook’s drug store, Pennsylvania and Market Sts., Indianapolis, where he is explaining this surprising medicine to large crowds daily. “Ves, Konjola restored my health wonderfully," continued Mrs. MeNew. "I had been nervous, weak and rundown for the past two years. It seemed like rest didn’t do me a bit of good, because when I got. up in the morning I was more tired than when I went to bed the night before. I always had a tired, draggy feeling from morning to night Sometimes I would get dizzy, light-headed feelings and spots woujd flash in front of my eyes, so that I would nearly fall over. I was Hlways bilious and headachy, stom ach was disordered. I kept losing weight and felt like I was just dwindling away to nothing. “Well, my sister-in-law told me what Konjola had dene for her, so' I got this medicine for myself and It certainly proved wonderful. I noticed a great improvement, in my stomach the second day. Then I began to have new r feelings of health over my whole system. The dizzy, light-headed feelings disappeared, n.ndA seemed to be getting new day after day. My digestion is just about perfect now, and I am able to eat anything I want. Tam relieved of the belching, and I think it is wonderful the way lam able to rest at nights. I sleep very sound and never w r ake up once, so naturally I feel a hundred percent better every morning. When evening comes I am not tired or wornout and it seems like I can enjoy real, happy lining again, since my health troubles are ended. Konjola has also completely ended the constipation trouble that I was a victim of for years. “After all this amazing relief I obtained from Konjola, I certainly take pleasure In recommending this medicine.” The power of Konjola as a cleanser and inviporator for such vital organs as the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels, is obtained from the careful selection of twenty-two juices taken from twenty-two natural plants, and which are blended with still other proven medical ingredients, making one single liquid preparation that is taken immediately after meals; which works with the sufferer’s own food, thus helping nature itself overcome the ailment in nature’s own way. By restoring these vital organs to healthier action, this Konjola has proven surprisingly beneficial in many seemingly hopeless cases. The Konjola Man Is at Hook’s drug store, Pennsylvania and Market Sts., Indianapolis, where he Is the public and inand explaining the merits or this remedy." Konjola Is also for sale by every Hook drug store in Indlanap'-lls. and by other druggists In the nearby towns throughout this section.-—Ad-vertisement.

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(Editor’s Note: Yesterday Major Hoople picked Jack Dempsey to win the big fight Thursday. In this article he pieks Tunney. lie can’t be wrong.) By MAJOR HOOPLE Sports Editor Emeritus of the Bombay India Relish ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Sept. A 22.—Egad, folks, er, ah—let me see now. what wag jt I wrote about yesterday? Hm-m, bdd I do not remember. I am noted for my remarkable memory. Indeed, there are only two trivial subjects that I Can not memorize. Telephone numbers for one, and as, well for the life of me I can’t retail just what the other is just now. Well, anyhow, the article is recorded for history, by Jove. Pardon my yawn, but I spent last evening with an enjoyable group of

FIRE DESTROYS PALATIAL YACHT Loss of Former Mrs. Dodge Is $1,000,000. By United Press NEW YORK, Sept. 22.—A mysterious fire destroyed the palatial yacht Delphine, owned by Mrs. Hugh Dilman, the former Mrs. Anna T. Dodge of Detroit, in the Hudson River early today. The loss was placed by Dilman at $1,000,000. The crew of fifty men fought a dogged three-hour battle with the flames. Fire boats played water on the blazing craft. Belle Weaver, a maid, gathered up jewels valued at $250,000 in Mrs. Oilman's stateroom and made shore in a lifeboat. The ship had been anchored for several days in North River. The Oilmans had gone to a theater when the fire broke out around midnight. The ship’s wireless summoned fire boats and headed for the NinetySixth St. docks in the Hudson. Members of the crew said they believed defective wiring or a smolder, ing cigaret was responsible.

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nationally known sports writers, discussing science, art and literature. I was awakened in early mid day on the end of a boardwalk pier by the sound of the surf. How I got there Is more or less a mystery, but ah—no, by jove, I retract that statement. I recall now going out on that pier with Joe Williams and Ed Frayne, noted boxing narrators, to observe the phenomena of marine phosphorescence on incoming breakers. Ahem, yes. Quaint Drollery Now then, friends, today is one of quiet and rest at the Dempsey camp Following my advice, the champion discontinued intensive training and is resting nerve and muscle for the clang of tfie gong. His sparring partners, whom I have dubbed "leather smellers” in my quaint drollery, have left camp, some to recuperate and others to take in the sights with one eye. So you see, there is little camp news except for a few gleanings of unimportant detail that you may gather elsewhere. My writing, as you know, only with official and first-hand egad. Feeling in need of a bit of exercise myself. I did ten miles of road work in the hotel lobbies along the ocean. Accepting cigars, being hailed by this celebrity and that, and literally besieged by every group to join their party back to Philadelphia in the morning. Os eourse I was forced to decline, hav’ing already promised Senator McFaddle I would accompany him and give him viewpoints on a certain national topic dealing with the modification of a much-discussed constitutional amendment. Egad; m’lads, m’lads in an earlier article I refused to make public my selection as to who would win the fight, but I am in receipt of thousands of requests from my intelligent readers, imploring me to rescind the declaration and predict the winner's name to an eager world. Some have even gone so far as to say that it may mean utter financial ruin for them 'if I do not relieve their anxiety. Very well, gentlemen. Don’t Forget, Readers The winner of tomorrow evening’s ’encounter will be Euger.e Tunney! While Dempsey is a ' very close friend of mine, still I'forecast that he w.ll meet defeat at the gloved hands of his challenger. So I pick

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Tunney to win the heavyweight title. Bear me out on that, gentlemen, and after it is over don’t forget who told you. I leave for the scene of the contest tomorrow, and another enlightening article will be forthcom-

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