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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
BOXING
PAGES COMING
PUTS NEW LIFE
IN BUTLER MEN
Plan to Ask for Next State
Basketball Tournament
Announced.
HOLD PEP SESSION
By HEzE CLARK.

BY HELE CLAIM
II. Orville Page. known In all parts Of
the country as Pat Page. today held
the center of the stage in the big pep"
meeting at Butler college.
Page appeared in the assembly hall
at Butler at 10 O'Clock this morning.
and ne.was greeted by every student in
the school and many alumni who were
present to greet the new athletic director.
Pat" Page, famous Chicago university
athlete, and for a number of years assist
ant coach at Chicago university under
Athletic Director Alonzo Stage, is ex-
pected to do great things at Butler. Page
this year has developed the western con-
ference basketball champion team for
Chicago. Pages ability to develop win
ming teams is wen known, and his ar
rival at Butler has been looked forward
to by students and alumni of the Indian
apolis college. as marking the start of 4
new era in athletes at Butler.
No coach can make championship teams
without the proper material. Butler has
for some years lacked the material that
lis needed to make championship teams
However with Page as director of ath-
Ietics, supporters Of the Indianapolis
school feel confident that many Of the
best high school athletes Of Indiana will
be attracted to Butler college.
BANQUET AT
COLUMBIA CLUB.
At an informal banquet at the Colnm-
bia club, attended by members Of the
Butler college faculty, alumni and
number OF football officials last night
the athletic situation al Butle- was dis
cussed. The new athletic director was
the guest Of honor. Those present were
II. L. Brown. Cullen Thomas. Justus
Paul Prof E. y. johnson, Claris Adams
Ralph Davis, Prof. H. NJ. Gelston, IL
Orville Page, !. W Putnam, John &.
Mckay. r. F Davidson, John W. Ather
ton and T. A. Hendricks.
II was announced that Mr.. Page would
return TO Chicago tonight, but that he
will return to Indianapolis in about four
or FIVE weeks. at which time he viii take
charge of athletics at Butler. To be
sure. 1t is not expected that Page Will
develop winning teams at Butler from
the start, but it was pointed out that
there are about 300 men at butler col
lege. When Page returns an effort win
be made to get every man to report for
athletic training. The new athletic di
rector will start in by giving n system
Of athletic work that win develop the
men for the future. While most of this
work viii be of a type that will reach
Continued on Page Nine1
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
STEWART BEATS FOX.

WHEELING, w. Va. March i6.-Wal-
ter Stewart. local featherweight. shaded
Joey Fox. English featherweight, in a
tent round battle here last night.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16

NEW ORLEANS, March 16.-Tris
Speaker will start testing his pitchers
tomorrow when he initiates the first OF
a series of iuterteam games.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16

have won had not their outGelders been
bothered by a herd OF cows pasturlnE In
the gardens.
Or we may get some Ike this. Rotten
decisions by crooked umpircs caused the
Indianapolis So-aud sos TO go down In
defeat before the WhlpyiIle Specials at
Whipville yesterday.
Well boys. you know It's hard for a
team 10 pay your expenses out Of town
and then let you give them a trimming.
Let's all get together. work Ike blue
heck and make indianapolis the" anna
teur baseball city.
p. s.-"Drokc" Gallagher SAYS he has
no fear Of his ability TO bat his weight
with the SKY Pilots
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16

AL COMERS BILLIARD

CLAYPOOL BILLIARD PARLOR,
Nd
q Che Per Houx
When You Say rlaypoOl Mgr X
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16

Bill Hayes, manager Of the American
Club nine says they have been training
at the Butler gym for several weeks
and are ready to take the best teams In
the city in tow. Walt till they stack
up against some Of those fighting Irish
from the south or west side
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16

'HUzzy" Harris will be in Military
harness again this season. Says he feels
like he has about fifty victories tucked
away under the old right wing.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16

Devil Lucid, the greatest catcher ever
turned out on Irish Hill, can still throw
the old apple like he used to throw to-
matoes offer a raid on the tomato
wagons" of the innocent farmers who
travelled South West street on their way
to Van Camps. At least, he says he can.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16

And some alibis on this order: The
Whoosis All Stars were defeated by the
Buglevllle Independents In a fast and ex-
citing game, 40 to !. The All Stars would
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16

There were eight leagues in the In
dianapolis association last year. The
amateurs ought to go out and soak their
heads In a barrel of Bevo If they fail
to organize sixteen this year
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16

All Of last years Motor league teams
are lined up for action. More power to
iprn
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16

The South Side Turner's are ready to
organize for the season. 1t will be their
first attempt In our much-famed amateur
world, but if they don't cop q pennant
Of some kind 1t will not be because they
lack the old pep and confidence.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16

Get set for n bunch Of amateur notes
that Will read something like this The
and those who intend TO play IN Sundays
game must report carly.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16

Danny Scanlon, peerless leader of the
Hughie Needles, is said to have been
kicked by the white mule a few days
ago and in falling injured his pitching
arm. However, Dan says he is ready for
action and feels like he has a regular
Dickey ring record tied up In him.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16

George Frees has gone and built him
self a whole village OF air castles and
fortified them with n bunch Of the best
talent Ia these parts. lie handles the
Stutz Motors.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16

James Fl. Lowry has already sched-
uled a three game series between the In
dianapolis and Louisville city champs.
Evening journal., 1920-12-02
FASHIONS AND FAns.

Lace is used for separate blouses.
The waist line continues TO be low
The drape devil Is losing in popu-
larty.
Tie thick pun collar lis still feat
ured.
Gray wells are prominent for
spring
The circular skirt is promised d for
sprilg
Csat dresses feature the diagonal
closing.
There is a profuse use Of Paisley
trimming
Velvet gowns are trimmed with
rich laces
Castor is favored fur for trim
ming suits
shaniuags in large patterns will be
popular.
New models feature skirts with
CADET cores.
Embroidered taffetas are worn for
evening.
Velvet coats feature applique mo-
tifs Of cloth.
Embroidered chifrons and sa.i1s
are In vogue.
Evening journal., 1920-12-02
HOW TO BE RID OF
DANGEROUS DANDRUFF

II you have dandruff you must get rid
Of il quick-it's positively dangerous and
viii surely ruin your hair If you don't.
Dandruny heads mean faded. brittle,
scraggly hair that finally dies-new hair
viii not grow-then you are hairless and
nothing can help you.
The sure way to abolish dandruh for
good is TO destroy the germ that causes
it. To do this quickly safely and with
out risking n penny. get from your drug
gist bottle Of Partisan Sage. This Is
guaranteed to Danish all dandruff, stop
itching scalp and falling hair, and stimu-
late a new growth or the cost, small as
1t is, will be refunded
Partisan Sage is a scientific preparation
that supplies hair needs-an antiseptic
liquid. neither sticky or greasy, easy to
use, and daintily perfumed.
If you want beautiful, soft, thick, lus-
trous hair, and lots Of 1t, by all means
try Partisan Sage Don't delay-begin
tonight-a little attention now insu-es
abundant hair for years to come.
y. Danforth will supply you and
guarantee money refunded II you are
not entirely satisfied.
Evening journal., 1920-12-02

But that day lie was perfectly
dreadful, he acted so smart, and the
others, although not so mean them
selves, began TO act as he did You
know II only takes one naughty boy
Evening journal., 1920-12-02
NANCY mas uER HANDS FULL

While Nick was trying his best to
get poor Scribble Scratch awake. The
pupils Of Meadow Grove School wero
having a most lively time of ii during
the little schoolmasier's absence.
Nancy was doing all she could to
make them behave, but Wasp Weasel
who was responsible for the whole
thing, having squeezed bitlersweet
Juice In Scribble Scratch's cream thal
morning as he passed on his way TO
school, which put the fairyman 70
sleep at the breakfast table, was hav-
ing the time OF his life.
lie stared at Chirk Chipmunk illl
Chirk shivered as though he had chills
and fever. And when he wash / look
ing at Chirk, he was making faces at
Flop Fleldmouse and Mum Mole. le
hlt Cutie Cottontail in the eye with
rapcr-waC, and dipping tle tip OF
his tail into Wobbly Woodchuch S
ink. splashed 10 over everybody, Ihel
do say that Wasp's tail never did get
right again, and that II has , black
ilp on II TO this very day. That even
i'm the winter, when his brown coat
turns white as snow. so as TO fool
folks and make him dinlcult TO see
and they call him Mr.. Ermine, his tai
| tip stays black.
Evening journal., 1920-12-02
Don't Spoil a Good
Meal With a Bad
Stomach

II Is really a pltiful sight 10 see so
many thousands OF people worrying
about what they can eat and what they
cant eat
Dyspeptics, they call themselves. but
they stretch the Imagination when they
do II.
An these people need TO make them
healthy. cheerful and OF sound appetite
rs n box OF Mi-O-Nn Tablets.
The stomach Of a dyspeptlc Is over
worked and run down IL needs help 10
digest the food, hut more than that, II
needs n prescription that viii cleanse,
rtnovntc. strengthen and put elasticity
into the stomach walls.
Ml-O-Na Is the prescription that VIII
do this and do IL 40 promptly that you'll
wonder why you didn't try II before.
II stops helching OF gas and distress
after eating in Eve minutes. II Is un-
doubtedly the greatest stomach tonic
ever given 10 the public by specialist
I'm stomach diseases.
n. Il. Danforth and leading druggist
everywhere sell Mi-O-Na on the money
back plan.
Evening journal., 1920-12-02
A Horse Laugh on Lizzie!

of horsenesh may be quite as exciting
as stepping on the gas in a buzz
wagon A nose-bag OF oats may not
take one as far or as fast as a tank
full OF gasoline, but it yields a lot
more exercise.
Country roads around Norman re-
sound with hOof beats instead Of
honks. The gasoline buggy has given
Evening journal., 1920-12-02
GUARDIAN APPOINTED

Chancellor Charles NJ Curtis, in Or
phans' Court yesterday, appointed
Robert r. r. NJ Carpenter guardian OF
Louisa d'A. Carpenter and Irene du-
pont Carpenter.
on petition OF Francis cell. lanvier
for partition OF real estate OF Isabella
Rigby, deceased, an order OF publica-
ton WA. issued
Evening journal., 1920-12-02
nE,s MARRIEn 2nnn CnupLESl

COLUMBUS, O.-E. II. Kinney, who
has earned the title "The Marrying
Squire" gets up any time Of night
for 4 ceremony. He was called out
oil bed last week at midnight 10 unite
John Hartman. indianapolis lawyer,
and his slenOgrapher, Miss Laura
Crossword During nifty years o.
service as a MAGISTRATE. Kinney has
performcd more than 2O00 c3eem0n.es.
Evening journal., 1920-12-02
rs Doe rIghl9' asll-d d IImmy.

rs Joe rightg" asked Jimmy
.NNen. can't answer that question
until know what Joe said.' replied
Uacle Harry. laughing.
"He says" added Jimmy. THAT the
new Congress that was elected just a
few weeks ago Will meet next Mon-
day
"rm sorroy, Jo. but you're wrong
This time" said Uncle Harry. The
Congress that assemblies at Washing
ton next Monday is the last session OF
The Goth Congress. This session VIII
cxpire on March next and unless
Presldeni-elect Harding calls special
session OF Congress, the nrst regular
meeting OF the newly-elected mmbers
Of our national representative bodies
will moi be- held until the first Monday
in December. 1921
NAV Resubmit Peace Treaty.
"But isn't there likely TO be a spe.
cial session Of the new CongressF
"Thars quite likely, although the
question cannot be definitely settled
al this time." said Uncle Harry.
"There are many important questions
facing our Government, some OF
wh ca will be considered at the ses-
sion OF the old Congress which meets
next Monday. There has even been
some talk 10 the effect that President
Wilson might resubmii the Treaty OF
Peace TO the Senate and agree 10 such
reservations and changes as Congress
might suggest and approve. lf the
nresent Congress does not settle the
question OF our cOuntry's relations
with Germany. many people believe
that one of the first things that Pres
ident-clecl Harding will do VIII be to
call the new 9th Congress In a spe-
cial session 10 consider "a resolution
establishing peace with Germany.
"B tween now and the fourth OF
March next president-elect Harding
end Republican leaders in Congress
viii agree on some definite program
To- be carried on In reference 10 the
Treaty and The re-establishment Of
peaceful relations with Germany. In
The new Congress, as the result OF the
overwhelming victory OF the Repun-
llcan party, president-elect Harding
will have a decided Republican ma
iority In both Houses OF Congress
Busy Session OF Congress Ahead.
During The last two years while
the Republicans have controlled IN
House, the Senate has been almost
oually divided. and This fact plus the
additional fact that even within the
two parties there has been a very de-
cided difference OF opinion on IN
Peace Treaty. has made u rather dim.
cult to get this important subject
settled
"Anoiher important subject that Is
facing Congress Is that OF raising, by
taxation. the funds necessary to pay
the great Government expenses, n0ia-
bly, the int rest on The War debt
$50 you can see that the old Con-
Fress in its final session. which starts
next Monday, and the new Congress
which has Just been elected. ans
which may be called into special ses
sion next March, both have plenty o
work before them. As the question
come up from time 10 time we ca
discuss them in our evening Talks
Editors Nolc--tiacle Harry viii b
glad 10 answer inquiries, addressed I
him Care OF the Editor; either In ihi
column or by mail, provided letter
arc signed with the full name anl
Evening journal., 1920-12-02

20 upset a whole school and that's
the way it was that day in Meadow
Grove.
The corners were all full and the
Ounce caps all used up; there were
about 40 names on the blackboard for
staying in and doing words after
school. and I'm sorry TO have TO say
10, but poor Nancy was driven to ask
ing Bud Beaver TO please go out and
bite off a birch-rOd for her
Copyright, 1920, n. E. Az
Evening journal., 1920-12-02

place TO the old-fashioned one-horse
shay. And the fun the collegans are
having has aroused the interest Of
fashionable circles.
Yes, Dobbin is running Lizzie" a
neat race
Evening journal., 1920-12-02
IN III A. san sneclal.l J

NORMAN, Okla, Dec. Odd Dob
bin Is coming back 70
Permission has been given. by army
officers, for responsible. students and
OF Oklahoma to ride the 30 army
horses now being fed here, and collie
gians have discovered that IL isn't
necessary TO have an automobile In
order to have a joy-rlde
Chaui'eurng a three-year-old bit
Evening journal., 1920-12-02

Editors Nole-tiacle Harry viii he
glad 10 answer inquiries. addressed 10
him Care OF the Editor; either In This
column or by mail, provided letters
arc signed with the full name and
Evening journal., 1920-12-02
Uncle Harry Tqlks About
the Opening Of Congress

address Of the persons writing. The
correspondents names will not appear
IN the articles.
Copyright, 1920. by The NC Syndicate
Evening journal., 1920-12-02
TEMPERANCE DIVORCED:
INTENpERANCE CAUSE

DENVER - Mrs. Temperance Rice
has been granted a divorce on her
charge Of intemperance in hcr hus-
mand's talk and actions toward her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-13
What Do You
Know about Sport?


Where did Cleveland get Guy
Morton?
HAS Babe Ruth ever won 20
games in a season as a pitcher in the
majors?
s-when was the catcher's mask
introduced?
when did Fred Toney ian Cravath
three times in one gamer
what is the height and weight
Of William Johnston, national tennis
champion2
Did any British golfer ever win
the American amateur title?
When Johnny kilbane Won the
featherweight title was it in his first
bout with Abe Attell2
S-When did John l. Sullivan beat
Jake Kilrain2
s-Had Walter Hagen ever com
peted for the British golf title before
lO-Where was r. Norris Williams.
tennis star. born?
Answers 10 Yesterdays Questions.
Buck Weaver had a brief trial
with Cleveland in 1903.
weaver Joined the White SoN In
1911 and finished the seaEon with San
Francisco. coming back in 1872
Ut is 10 strikeout II the batter
hunts foul on the third strike. The
catcher gets the putout-
IA game postponed in one city
IN the American league may be trans
ferred to the rival ity II necessary to
play out the schedule
There are six players to a side
In water polo.
SIN tennis player does not lose
a stroke when he swings at and
misses a ball which goes out OF thf
court.
~. Douglas Edgar is Canadian
open golf champion.
MCFARLAND and Welsh fought a
q round draw in England. May 80.
s-Corbett knocked out Charley
Mitchell IN the third round at Jack
sonville. in January. 1884,
l0-Alexa Stirling won the woman's
golf title with a score Of and s.
Copyright 1920, Thompson Feature
Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-13
OLYMPIC ATHLETES ARE
READY FOR OPENING OF
BIG GAMES SATURDAY

spain. p Greece. 2; Czeeho-slo-
vukia, 1.
Americas score was gained,
for the most part by her rifle
men, while Norway nmassed her
total by the work Of her men In
yachting, skating and shooting
All contests and disputes on the
field will be referred 10 jury OF
appeal appointed by the Information
a. Athletic Federation Protests must
be entered within 80 minutes after
the event in question is run or. in
case where the liability Of q contest
ant is questioned, before the event is
run
Each nation will start four men in
each event The winner viii be given
points; the second, s.; third, &.
fourth, g. fifth, ?, and sixth 1.
France Wins Race
~ Ranger. a Belgian, has been
chosen as starter
France won the 10 kilOmeter road
race, the olympic bicycle classic, to-
day. Sweden was second, Belgium
third and Denmark fourth
Stenquist Of Sweden made the best
individual time, ESQ minutes. II sec
onds; Caltendnum, South Africa, was
second and Onteloube, France, third
August J. Nogaras John Otto,
Ernest T. kolkler and James B. Free
man, the American entries, all fin
ished, but their time was over five
hours. Fifteen miles from the finish.
Nogara ran over a rooster and was
given a bad fall. His legs and arms
were severity bruised and his chin was
cut badly. He finished gamely, how
ever.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-13
VETERAN DRIVER
BADLY INJURED
Wins Two Big Stakes, but
Is Thrown During Close
Circuit Race.

Cleveland. O., Aug. Is.-Thomas W
Murphy. OF Poughkeepsie y Y
famous harness horse owner and
driver. after having a field day at
the Grand Circuit meeting. capturing
two big stakes. suffered injuries
which may keep him out OF the sulky
several weeks, Thursday.
Murphy drove Daystars winner OF
the championship stallion stake,
valued at S10.680, establishing a sea-
sons record for three year old trot-
tiers and then broke three worlds
records with Peter Manning, which
he drove in the press $1,000 purse for
2:l7 class trotters- In the first heat
OF the next race he sustained two
broken ribs and bruises in a collision
Won Stallion Stake.
Murphy won the stallion stake in
two straight heats, plotting Daystar
to victory after hotly conresting the
first heat viii Natalie the Great and
the second in a whipping finish from
Emma Harvester in z.o6sts a new
season record for 5 year old trotters.
He then took The Press stake with
Peter Manning in three straight hard
fought heats Peter L, which finished
second In each heat, was always 2
stretch contender. Peter Manning
went the first heat in 2.04zs, break
ing the worlds record Of 2-05L for
2:17 trotters- He broke this new
marx in the second heat, making the
mile in 2.03aa. The third heat in 2.08
established a new worlds three heat
record
The collision occurred in the 2.0s
class trot in which Murphy was driv-
ing Red Russell Near the three
quarter pole Betty Thornton, driven
BY Fred Egan fell Red Russell.
close behind. went into the over
turned sulky, Murphy being thrown
Ed Geers, driving Mamie Locke
could not turn out in time and horse
and suiky went over Murphy, who
was picked up unconscious Red Rus
sell finished the heat -driTerless and
was placed seventh.
COIey Wins Tr0t.
Peter Coley, second choice driven
by c. Valentine, won the Plain Dealer
2.07 class trot, value $4,000, taking the
first two heats from Peter June, who
on the third heat The favOrite, Dr.
Nick, was drawn after finishing
seventh in the first heat and fourth
In the second
Following the finish OF the first
division OF the ALB class trot. a
three heat event in which an extra
heat was ordered because OF three
single heat winners. the judges called
all bets off on the fourth heat on
the fourth race, because they did not
Ike the work OF some OF the drivers
Decisions as to the drivers was re-
served
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-13
National Tennis
Champ Is Victor

Newport. P I, Aug 1S.-Richard
Harte and R. Norris Williams, II.
Boston tennis stars, easily defeated
". F. Johnson and S. W Pearson,
middle states champions, in the semi
finals round Of the doubles Thursday
at the annual Casino lawn tennis
tournament The score was rs, So
SIS.
Williams played a better game than
he did IN the morning when he was
defeated in the singles by William n
Johnston. national champion
In the other semi-finals doubles
match William II. Johnston and c. ].
Griffin were forced to extend them
selves to beat Willis Davis and Ro-
land Roberts, the match going four
sets.
The semi-final round Of the singles
viii be played tomorrow. Davis meet
ing Johnston and Roberts playing
Griffin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-13

A NTWERP, Belgium, Aug 12-Dress
n rehearsal for tomorrOw's opening
Of the great stadium where the
seventh Olympiad will be held was
held today. Virtually all contestants
are here
Albert, king Of the Belgians; queen
Elizabeth and their sons; cardinal
MERCER and many other notable fig
ures will witness tomOrroW's cere-
mony The American contingent will
be led by Patrick Mcdonald. standing
6 feet, inches, will carry the Amer
lean flag. The standard bearing the
name United States" viii be carried
BY H J. Hebner. a member Of the
American water polo team. who has
been a competitor in three Olympic
games
American Girl Youngest
Eileen Allen, the 12-year-old Amer
lean girl diver. viii be the youngest
contestant in the parade. Nils SkOg-
lund, a Swedish boy aged - years.
also Is an entrant in the diving event.
The oldest competitor will be Mr..
Swan, a Swede, who. although p
years old, helped his nations rifle
team to win first place.
America viii enter the stadium with
a one point lead over the nearest
competitor, Norway, as a result OF
preliminary contests.
The score follows:
America. 81; Norway, sc;
Sweden, S0g England, 20; HOl-
land, 49, Belgium, 13I France,
IOi Finland. - Denmark, y Bra
XII, G; South Africa. 81 SwitEer-
land, 81 Canada, 81 Italy, 81