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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12

Poisel, Frank Cones, ]. A. Diggle, Alex
ander G. Lester William h Ogborn,
William II. Huston, Arthur e. Wilson,
Charles w. Appleman, David L. Cook,
Brandt C. Downey, Realm l.. Sullivan,
Charles A. Mcconnell, Charles G. Walsh
Earle McFerren, Eathel L. Martin, Charles
Arthur, Ralph Resener Marsh, Glen
Ernest Long, Claybocrne Blue, Robert
B. Wilson, Roy f. Henricks, Donald
Edwards Page, Allen Hackett Mitchell
Clyde Otis Hackett, Ardi- Nicholas Hamil-
ton, George William Miller, William
Robert Hufford, Oscar B. Penne, Ray
mond William Spenner, Donald Jamerson,
Warren c. Fletcher, Wallace C. Wads-
worth, II. B. Dynes, William f. Berber
Riley Herman Aumann, Howard A
Brady, Orlando Day Haskell, Charles H.
Howe, Ira NJ. Holmes, Golden Il. Bier,
Perry L. Began, Roy D. Hasewinkle,
Frank Robert Law, Fred ]. Feiner. David
W. Goldrick, Louis George Winkler,
William II. Hack, Fred J. Brinkmeyer
Edward W Harris, David McCreadie,
William Nicholas Fender, Kenneth K.
WoolIing, Wallace A. Giffen, Curtis c.
Hendren, Harry E. Smith, Paul r.
Arnold. ST., Fred William Kleine, Fred
c. Phinney, George S. Olive, Hugh H.
LeSg, Joseph Z. MCDONALD, BOYD w.
Templeton, William York Hinkle, Charles
w. Jewett, O'Claire Coleman, Stanley
Curtis Brooks, Hugh L. Raynor, Gustav
f. Hoppe, Fred l. Willis, Edward Joseph
Drisswell Fred C. Mcmillan, Charley
Apostol, Wallace H. Berry, John X
Reynolds, William Frederick Schneider,
Fred Elstrod, Frank G. Holden. Earle
Jackson Marsh, John w. Carmack, Frank
John Leibold, H. V. Harrell, George
Edgar Currens, Horace Edward Lake
Benjamin A. Tuttle, Edward Ben Soltoro
Claude Miller, Elmer Ellsworth Spencer
Glen John Newton, Edward William
Schaefer, Paul e. Brown, George A.
Krause, George p. Millspaugh, Frank
Forest Miller, Edward Charles Louis
Resener Fred p. Schaefer, William E.
Traub, S. B. Smith, L. e. Long, f. B.
Smith.
James X. Starlight. grand monarch, OF
Pittsburg; Edward S. Schmidt, past
grand monorach, Of Washington, d. c..
and Charles Albert Stevens, were elected
TO honorary membership IN Sahara
Grotto.
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.SHRINERS ON WAY
WEST TOMORROW
Going to Portland, Ore, to At
tend National Convention.

Members of the Calling gun squad of
the Murat temple and the Murat chanters
will leave for Portland, Ore, tomorrow
to attend the Shriners' national conven-
ton.
Eighty-four members of the two or
CARNATIONS will make the trip, some Of
them accompanied by their wives.
They will assemble at the Murat tenn
pie before leaving.
The chanters are Arnold Spencer, C. E.
Chapman, Ralph Abbott, Robert Arm
strong, W. NJ. Bosley, H. A Boxill, John
K. Bryan. DIR. c. E. Day, w. J. Condrey,
Frank Cramer, C n Dallow, e. H. Davies,
Roy E. Graham. c D. Green, George
Henke, George w. Kadel, Frank G.
Ramps, Jr., George Kast Edward Kap-
peler, P. NJ Gale, Samuel Lewis, Ned
Nelson, Albert H. Of, A. J. Pauley,
Clifford Richter J. B. Ryde, E. E.
Rynearson, H e. Smith, Frank Ter
willegar, Clyde Wands, John Watson,
Edward Westmsn and C. C.. Winchell.
They will be accompanied by Mrs.
Sam Lewis, Mrs. C. C. Winchel. Mrs.
John Watson, Mrs. Ned Nelson. Mrs.
Frank Cramer and Mrs. Howard Chap
man.
be H. A. Pell, captain; J. T. Head, first
lieutenant; r. p Wurster, second lieu
tenant; w. C. Rummel, drum major; C.
w. Hacker, A S. Hermann, W. A. Per
kins. r. Holler, o. S. Frank, R. Clarks,
A. s. WATSON, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Reinhard, Mr.
and Mrs. w. A Rost, ]. Fl. Hickman,
A. c. Demaree, J. Hodgson. Jr.. A. S.
Burns NJ Fox R. Ring Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Girard, w. Stokes. W. Ritter, C. Har-
ris, Mr. and Mrs. c. Steinbruegger, W.
T. Spice. r. Gardner. Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Oliver, c. F. Herring, r. Williams, H.
z. Weber. F. c. Buddenbaum, R. Thomas,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Barton, o. Z. Stein
kamp, G. o. Jackson, II. W. Stuart, D.
R. Paddock, I. Riley, r. Craig. o. P.
Wacker, G. w. EchoIs, r. a. Clark, c.
f. Prange, J. K. Wiser, w. 81. futile,
A. z. Farmer. L. S. Groves, W. V.
Griffer and c. Hoffman.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12

Of the Wheeler mission, will talk on En-
durance to the End of the Race"
DR.. A. L. Shelton, lately from Batang,
Thibet, and who, while there, passed
through some trying experiences at the
hands of Chinese bandits, will talk Sun
day morning at the Central Christian
church.
THE GLORY
THAT REMAINS
RevsAllan B. Philputt. pastor, will de-
liver the sermon at the evening service
on 1.-THE Glory That Remains"
Dr. Shelton will talk Sunday evening
at the Seventh Christian church, Annetta
and Udell streets, when Mrs. Shelton will
be with him.
At the evening service at the Third
Christian church the pastor. Rev. T. w.
Grafton, will talk on The Disciples
Message and Mission"
Two sermons will be given at the First
Baptist church by the pastor, DR.. Fred
erick E. Taylor, the morning topic be-
ing principles That Hold Men and
the evening sermon on the subject "The
Secret of Immortal Youth"
The usual Sunday services will be held
at the various Christian Science churches
of the city.
THE BOY SCOUT
AND THE CHURCH"
No evening services will be held sun
day at the Second Presbyterian church.
The pastor. Rev. owen Davies Odell'
will deliver the sermon at the morning
services on "The Boy Scout and the
Church"
speaking a Good Word For Jesus" is
the title Of the sermon to be given by
Rev. J. Ambrose Dunkel, ID. D., pastor
OF Tabernacle Presbyterian church, at the
morning services Sunday.
At the Tabernacle chapel services viii
he held in the evening, the sermon at
7:45 o'clock being on the subject Doing
Things Heartily"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12
Reformed Churches
i'm Annual Conference

Pastors and representatives. of the con-
gregations of the Reformed churches OF
central Indiana today were attending
the sixty-third annual conference at the
st. Johns Reformed church at Merrill
and Alabama streets.
Rev. P. H. Bauman, of Clay City, Ind.
conducted the devotional service this
morning.
This service was followed by a dis
cussion on THE Religious Educational
Program in a Local Congregation, -
which was led by Rev. o. B. Moor of
Richmond. Ind.
Last night, Rev. J. c. Hornung of ST.
Joseph. Mo-, gave an illustrated talk on
THE Forward Movement Investment"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12
Cleveland Russian
Ordered DepOrted

WASHINGTON, June 12-Assistant
Secretary of Labor Post today ordered
deportation to Russia of Dymtro Ywan-
Xiv, who, according to evidence at his
trial, was employed by a Cleveland de-
tective agency to join the communist
party in Youngstown.
Reports furnished by Ywankiw were
forwarded to the Youngstown Sheet and
Tube Company the evidence showed.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12
Moral: Don't Invade
Majors Chicken Coop

A lantern and a sack were the only
Incidence that a thief had been in the
ehAken house of Major NJ. Poole, 1851
Kenwood avenue, when the police arrived
at 2.30 o'clock this morning.
Poole, hearing a noise in the chicken
house, fred seven shots in the general
direction Of the building and then called
the police.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12
Loan Army Cots for
Legion Convention

American legion delegates to the state
convention at Vincennes, June 1920, have
been granted the loan Of 1900 cots and
army blankets, a special joint resolution
authorizing such use having been intro
duced in congress by Representative
oscar Bland Of the Second Indiana dis
trict
The cots will be supplied from Fit
Harrison barracks.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12
In Transit Signs
Unlawful, Ruling

I'm transit" signs, placed on machines
travelling through Indiana from factories
to dealers, do not comply with the Indi-
ana automobile registration law, accord
ing to an opinion of Attorney General Ele
Stansbury.
Automobile manufacturers sending cars
through the state must comply with reg
istratiOn laws of the state in which they
are made.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12
Believes COughlin
- Baby in Cleveland

! CLEVELAND, June 12.-Mrs. Della h.
Longel, rooming house proprietress here.
today notified the police that a child an
swering the description of Blakely
Coughlin, 13-month-Old baby, kidnapped
from Norristown, Pa, ten days ago. was
brought to her home by q man last
Thursday.
she said she could not rooIs them and
Ensy dcpaI ted.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12


The following VIII have special pro-
grams for the children: Meridian Stree'
Methodist church, Central Avenue Metho-
dist church, Central Avenue Methodist
church, Third Christian church, Taber-
nacle Chapel Presbyterian church, First
Presbyterian, North PARK CnrlSJl ~. a. q,
Mansur Park Methodist Protestant, Hall
Place Methodist church, Meridian Heights
NJ. E. church
TO TALK ON
RECONSTRUCTION.
Rev. John Russell Talbot will talk al
the Church of the Advent Sunday eve
ming at T30 o'clock on the national ca
thedral in process of construction al
Washington, D. c.
A special invitation to attend is issued
to all persons interested In the progress
CT the church since the granting OF the
charter by congress in 1895.
Rev. Talbot will speak Sunday morn
ing ut st. Paurs church on the same
subject.
The speaker is canon of the cathedral
one Of the most beautiful buildings IN
the capital.
Rev. Lewis Brown, pastor of St Paul
church. and chaplain of the indiana So
ciety. Sons of the Revolution, Will talk
on "Our Stars and Stripes" In connec'
ton with Flag day.
SHALL WE
MARK TIME?
"Shau We Mark Time or Measure Up
70 the Standard Of Jesus Christi" is the
subject Of a sermon to be delivered al
the Sunday morning services at the Man
sur Park Methodist church by Rev. j. -
McCasnn. -, uo,,
Place Methodist church, VIII talk to.h'r'
row morning on 'Srhe Wise Choice.
Several. baptisms will be held at tne
morning services, and in the evening tne
nastor's sermon will be THE Baptism oil
the Holy Spirit"
.srbe Judgment Test will be the sub
iect of the sermon by Rev. j. ID. CARR
con ar the North Park Christian church
Sunday morning.
Rev. d f. Penny will preach the ser
mon Sunday morning at Brookside PARK
United Brethren church and Rev. j. b
Parson will speak at the evening services
on The -Four P's."
Communion will be distributed at the
morning service at the Roberts PaFl
Methodist church Sunday morning witt
a sermon in the evening on The Wan
dering one" by the pastor, Rev. George
" Smith, D. d.
DIR. FRICK
IN SERMON.
"a Drink at the Spring" viii be the
subject of the sermon at Sunday even
| ing services at the Meridian Street Meth
odist church, by DR.. Philip L. Frick
pastor.
A special musical program has beer
| arranged for the services at the Central
Avenue Methodist church. in addition &c
the children's day exercises, and the
address by Z. U. Graf, superintendent
Of the Indianapolis schools.
At the Empire theatre, J. A. Napier
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Children's Programs to Be Given
at All City Churches Tomorrow

Sunday
morning in the Sunday school services
the churches
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INDIANAPOLIS
PLANT

The Midwest UhHtor Is practical
eef- propeHedp power unit for any field
work requiring nor more than IN
horsepower on the draw-bar This
machine will also DO belt work around
the farm where NOT more than 3
horse power is desired. Tho Uhhtor
does all the work Of one horse and q
stationary Gas engine besides
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12

The "Know Your City" class will open
its course on next Tuesday night with a
trip through the building of the Indiana
Bell Telephone Company. ANY girl or
woman in the city will be very welcome
to join the Tuesday night trips to places
Of interest in the city.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12

TO PLAY CARDS.
The ladies OF Assumption parish viii
entertain with cards and lotto at their
hall next Wednesday afternoon.
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Y. w. &. A. NelUs

Miss Beulah House, girls work sec
rotary, has left for the east on a two
weeks vacation.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12

The Indianapolis Young Women's
Christian association will be represented
by eight young women at the central field
industrial conference, which begins next
Wednesday at Dewey Lake, Mich, and
closes June "a. This conference will
combine nearly all forms OF sport and
recreation with work. Each OF the four
states included in the central field have
been working for some time on plans
for stunt night. The Indianapolis dele
CATION includes Miss Myrtle Clark. Pettis
Dry Goods Company club; Miss Mary
Hurt, Bemis Bros Bag Company club ;
Miss Pearl Jones. Indianapolis Glove
Company club; Miss Ada Shots. Carry
On club Miss Myra Majors, Young Bust
ness Women's club Miss Alta Waltz,
president of the federation; Miss Ethel
Grimm, federation representative and
Miss May Strawn, industrial secretary.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12

The educational department of the Y.
W. c. A. opened Its summer classes IN
reed basketry and reading this week.
Evening star., 1920-03-19
ROLL HIGH DOUBLES SET
Keeler and Schulman Take Lead in
Masonic Duekpin Tourney,
With 721 Score.

Keeler and Schulman went into first
place in the doubles standing in the
Masonic bowling tournament last
night, when they toppied the pins
for a score of f2t. Keeler was the
stellar light Of the evenings per-
formances on the alleys, his 41e set
standing out as one of the brilliant
efforts of the year: He rolled 14e in
his opening game. fell to 122 in his
second. and In the final smashed into
the pins for count Of f4S: Sehui-
mans scores were 186, 80 and 1tS.
Besides the scores made by Kee}er
and 'Schulman. three other sets better
than $50 were rung UP.
Pop" HALEY did the best scoring
last night IN the singles. when he
rolled $50. That mark does not put
the veteran pin spiller in first place,
though Halley's 3s3 was the only
singles set last night better than the
ordinary,
Tonight's play winds up the teurna-
ment. Many prominent bowlers are
to take the alleys In singles and dou-
bles. All teams have finished bowling
Evening star., 1920-03-19
FIRST BALL GAME
HERE IS CANCELLED
Bad Weather Causes George
town to Call Off Contest
With Rock Hill.
BY II. G. BYRD

Georgetown this morning sent word
to Rock Hill College that II was COM
PEELED to cancel what was to have
been the opening college base ball
game here tomorrow because of poor
condition of the Hilltop field. Even
if it were to stop raining early today.
Georgetown field would not be In any
shape for the contest.
The rain of last night and this
morning has left our field in such
shape that it would be impossible to
play tomorrow. even If IT clears of
some time this afternoon said Char
sorry that we shall not be able TO
play Rock Hill, because we had de-
pended upon the contest to put our
men on edge for what we consider
the real opening of the seasen--next
week with Maryland State"
A telegram from Charley Bernier.
director of athletics at V. p. l., last
night stated that 1t still is possible
the South Atlantic intercollegiate A.
held in BlacksburG- The matter is
being held up for a day or 30 until
Il definite decision is reached by the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute au-
thorities.
Maryland states foot ball schedule
is such that the young men who com
pose the 1920 eleven will not be able
to allow any grass to grow under
their feet if they expect to make a
good showing. The longest and most
difficult set Of games ever listed for
Maryland State eleven will be
played. and 1t Is doubtful X any in
stitution in the south has scheduled
harder season than the one In store
for the College Park school. The an
nual contest with Catholic University
is November 6. Here are the dates
and games:
September 25, Randolph Macon. at
College Park; October 2, Rutgers, at
New Brunswick: October 9, Princeton,
at Princeton: October 16. washington
College. at College Park; OctopeE %.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, az
Blacksburg: october 80. University OF
North Carolina, at Chapel Hill: NO
yember 6, Catholic University, at
Washington; November 13. Syracuse
University, at Syracuse: November w.
ber 25 Thanksgiving day), Hopkins.
Several of the schools will be met In
foot ball for the first time. Randolph
Macon appears on the state scnedule
for it's first game against the Mat y
met Rutgers, Princeton, Syracuse or
University of North Carolina. -,
So TAR as is known now. State VIII
lose only one regular from the 1919
team Knode, captain and Quarttea-
! back, graduates. However, Two otnei
players of considerable value proba-
bly will not be available. Myers. center,
and Edel, tackle having failed 70 sucn
an extent in their scholastic Work tnat
II is doubtful if they will get back in
college.
Cbar,as Rutler. a Junior in the engt-
neering school. has been chosen to
captain the George Washington Uni
versity basket ball team next win
ter.
Bob Folwell, new foot ball coach at
the Naval Academy, appeared at An
napolis yesterday and put his name 70
formal contract. FolweH talkeo
the men that he would not change ma
terially their present system and tnat
hereafter he Is a Navy man.
Evening star., 1920-03-19
AMERICAN TO BUILD UP
ATHLETICS IN RUMANlA

John A Davis, director Of physical
education at Stevens Tech and coach Of
the basket ball, tennis and track teams,
has sailed for Rumania, where he has
been requested by the government. on
recommendation Of the Y. M. C. A, to
take charge of the physical education of
the country With the help of six as
sistants he plans to establish physical
education departments in all of the
schools
Evening star., 1920-03-19
Trcttinp Filly Brings $13.50O.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE sale of
Hope Frisco. an eleven-month-old
nounced as the record price for q
trotter of her age. She was bought
by Thomas W. Murphy, who was said
by Thomas W. Murphy. who was acting
for r. J. Reynolds Of Wlnston-Salem,
N c. Hope Frisco IL q daughter Of San
Francisco, 2.07%. the sire of St Frisco,
2o1x: Lu Princeton. 2.o1. and other
noted horses.
Evening star., 1920-03-19
Only Two British Pros Coming.

NEW YORK, March 1s.-Oficial
confirmation that Abe Mitchell and
George Duncan. the British profess
sional golfers. will not accompany
Harry vardon and Ted Ray to
America to engage in the internation-
al team matches and other events this
summer, has been received by Alex
Pirie, secretary of the Professional
Golfers Association. The cable mes
sage was from Robert Porins of Lon
don. secretary of the British Profess
sional Golfers Association.
Evening star., 1920-03-19
PENN'S RELAY CARNIVAL
MAY BE BEST EVER HELD

University of Peunsylvania's annual
relay carnival, which this year will
be held April 81 and May 1. promises
to eclipse all previous meetings In
the number of entries. Already more
than 300 schools and colleges have
entered teams or individuals In the
various events
Rolands University and Southern
California both expect to send men.
while Washington University has en-
tered pole vaulter who has a record
of thirteen feet. Colleges of the mid
die west have entered more numer-
ously than ever. while virtually all
the eastern colleges will be represented.
Evening star., 1920-03-19
XXJE have in
w creased the

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Sergeant's to meet the enormous
demand caused by Influenza and
fever diseases, which makes the hair
fall out or become thin, weak and
dull. For sale by Peoples Drug
Stores and other good druggists.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Physicians prescribe It
to stop dandruff and itching. for it
acts directly on the scalp. Applied
by leading BARRIERS.
Polk Miller Drug Co, Inc.
Richmond. Va.
Established 1879
HeoAhg Scalps ~
HsdaAy Hair
Evening star., 1920-03-19
LEADERS HOLD PLACES
IN A. B. C.. TOURNAMENT

PEORIA, Ill, March 19.-Leaders were
safe throughout yesterdays play in the
American bowling congress. Few prize
scores were made. Leaders in the four
classes:
Teams, Brucks, No. 1, Chicago, 3,os6;
doubles, c. Whitehead-E Grubb, st.
Louis: A. Schultz Hack, Sheboy-
gan. Wis. tied. 1.257; singles. B. Mego-
wan, Evansville, 698; all events, r.
Meyer, st. Louis. 1,8S5.
Evening star., 1920-03-19
Star Pros in Asheville Event.

ASHEVILLE, N. C.. March 19.-Fea-
tured by the presence of Walter
Hagen of Detroit, national champion.
and James Barnes of st. Louis. west
ern champion. the annual open pro-
fessional golf tourney opened sthis
morning at the Ashevflle Country
Club. Many other leading profession
ais of the country are competing.
Evening star., 1920-03-19
Frank Colley Is Scouting.

Frank Colley Is scouting for players
for the Martinsburg club Of the Blue
Ridge League.
Evening star., 1920-03-19
Reach Semi-Finals at Belleair,

BELLEAIR. Fla, March 1s.-Els-
worth Augustus came through in tho
Belleair golf championship here yes
terdsy, but Milton Wilson, c. d. Waldo
and Burton Preston fell by the way.
Going into the semi-finals today are
Cleveland: c. NJ. Ransom.
Buffalo; r. w. Harvey. Philadelphia,
and George Morse. Rutland, VT.
Evening star., 1920-03-19
Coaches for Yale Eleven.

'Yale's foot bali coaching star for
next fall has been announced as fol-
lows by Capt. Tim Callahan: Head
coach, Tad Jones, 'e8: line coach, DR..
Arthur E. Brides, '0S; end coach.
Harry " Vaughan. II: bacledeld
coach, John W. Field, II: coach of
department Of kicking. DR.. WilliamT. '.
Bull. '89. No mention 10 made Of DR..
Al Sharpe. YalSs athletic director.
Evening star., 1920-03-19
FreckIe-Face
New Is The Time to Get Rid Of
These Ugly Spets

Do you know how easy Il Is 10
remove those ugly spots 50 that ne
one viii call you freekle-faee?
Simply get an ounce Of othine,
double strength, from your drug
gist and . few applications should
show you how easy 1t Is to rid
yourself Of freckles and get q
beautiful complexion The sun and
winds of March have q strong
tendeaey to bring out freckies,
and as q result mere Othine is
sold In this month. Be sure to
ask for the double strength Othine,
rs this is sold under guarantee of
money back IL IL fails to remove
the freekles.-Advertis
Evening star., 1920-03-19
Sets Record for Plunge,

CHICAGO, March 1s.-J. Meagher of
the University of Chicago set an
American record of 16 as seconds for
the plunge in a sixty-foot tank, in
the preliminaries of the tenth ANIMAL
western conference meet last night.
Evening star., 1920-03-19
Bronkie to Coach Trinity Nine.

HARTFORD. Conn, March 19.-Her-
mann Bronkie. who played with the
st. Louis Americans last season, will
coach the Trinity College base ball
team. He will not play professional
base ball this season.
Evening star., 1920-03-19
Shorten of Tigers in Hospital.

MACON, Ga, March 1s-Chiclk
Shorten, outfielder of the Detroit
Americans, ~ih IN the hospital here.
the result of stepping on q rusty nail
It will be three weeks before Shorten
can play.
Evening star., 1920-03-19
Figure Skating Tourney Opens.

NEW YORK, March 1s.-Compsti-
tien to decide national championshtps
at figure ice skating began here to-
day with q largo number Of entrants
Evening star., 1920-03-19
Flynn to Lead Yale Quints,

Fred T: Flynn of Hartford, Conn,
has been elected captain of Yaie's bas-
ket ball team for next season. Flynn
played left guard this year.