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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-16
COUNTRY CLUB GOLF SCHEDULE

match with Highland Country Club.
two-ball sweepstakes.
July 17-Sunday, . 30 p. m. Mixed two
ball foursome.
July % Saturday. OPEN
July 3O-Saturday. Swutfest tourna-
! ment. Eighteen holes medal play.
Teams to consist OF four men Each man
carries and plays with only one club.
Captains to be announced week before.
Aug. l-N0ncay, p. IN. Junior ham
dicap tournament To be eligible player
must be over . and under IL. Turn In
all scores 10 Lee Nelson to get handi-
cap rating.
August 6-Saturday Invitation four
ball contest fun handicap. Players
over 20 to play as their partners. The
pair having the lowest net score on their
best ball to win
Aug. Sunday, . 80 p. m. Mixed two
ball fOursome. Ladies' choice (three-
eighths combined handicap.
Aug. l$-S49atcrday, Eix-man team
match with Highland TAT HighlandJ
TwO-ball sweepstakes.
Aug. 20-Sajurday. Open.
Aug. 22-Monday. Caddie tournament
eighteen-hole scratch medal play (par
caddies eligible. Feed and pre4entation
Of prizes (evening).
Aug. 25-ThursGay. Mixed two-baII
swatfest Women captains.
I Aug. 27-Saturday. Open.
Sept. 2-SatUrd3y. Qualifying round
! club championship. Scratch medal play,
eighteen holes, sixteen to qualify. Sec
! Ond sixteen qualify for consolation.
Sept. 5-MOuday labor day). Nc
I Gowan cup. Medal play, eighteen holes
/ full hanGicapl.
Sept 0-Saturday. First round club
championship. First round consolation.
] Sept. 1l-Sunday, 30 p. II. Mixed
I two ball foursome three eighths com
! bined handicaps).
Sept. II Saturday. Second round club
championship. Second rounnd consola-
J . 4 T.F,
pionshiD. First round defeated eight con
ISOLATION
Sept. 2i-Saturday Match against par
full handicapsl. Semi finals club cham
consolation Semi-fnals defeated eight
I championship (eighteen holes). Semi
finals defeated eight consolation eight
cen hOles.)
Two-ball mixed foursome. Eighteen
holes scratch medal play.
Oct; 1-SS;attgurday. Finals club cham
ISOLATION, eighteen holes. Finals defeated
eight consolation, eighteen holes.
Oct. ESaturday. QUALIFYING round
fall handicap. Sixteen to qualify. Medal
Third eight play consolation.
Oct. 15-Saturday. First round fall
handicap. First round consolation: Use
stakes, eighteen holes medal play (fulI
handicap. Second round fall handicap.
! Semi finals consolation. First round de-
/ feated eight.
Oct. 20-Saturday. Semi finals fall
! handicap. Semi finals defeated eight
Nov. saturday. Nonwinners contest
/ blink par (seventy five ninety. Open to
all who have not won q schedule event
all season. Finals fall handicap eight
cen holes). Finals defeated eight
Nov. 12-iaturday. Opposum dinner
| day. Chalmers Brown cup. Match against
! par. Open 90 diners and guests.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-16
ping Baseball Gossip of Ring Amateurs Other Sports
QH4T[VR Ql)RIy

All knights Of Columbus in st.
Bridgets, ST. Anthonys Assumption and
Holy Trinity Parishes are requested TO
get in touch with Maurice Jones at Bel
mont 2277. Jones is organizing the west
end team fer the Casey" bali loop and
he is anxious to line up all players in
that part Of the city.
All knights of Columbus ball tossers
will practice on Riverside diamond No.
l tomorrow morning.
Buck Neu requests all South Side Tur-
nar baSebalIers to report at Garfield t'Grk
tomorrow for practice Neu is rounding
out 4 fast club and thinks that he VIII
put up a good race In the State sCMi-
pro ranks this season. The Turner's
open at NOblesvile May /. and meet
the Eagles at Northwestern PARK the
following Sunday. Other big games are
Included on their schedule for the sea
son.
The Weber Council Y. NJ / team de-
sires games with ali fast city teams in
the amateur class. The team viii meet
at the clubrooms tonight, and all players
should attend, as uniforms will be passed
out. For games call Belmont G41O and
ask for Leo.
The Interstate Car team Of the Com
mercial loop scored a 9-to-5 win over the
Langsdale Gas players in q practice
game. The Cars have a fast aggregation
Of ball toSsers on their roster this sea-
son and expect to go big.
The Indianapolis Red Sox and Hoosier
Independents will meet tomorrow after
noon at o'clock at Brookside Park.
The Riley AlStars viii come out with
strong team again this year and are
looking for opposition in the State ranks
This Will be the fifth successive season
for the Bileys. For games address Bob
JENNIE 40 North Bancroft aveI lie.
The Federal Athletics, one Of the fast
amateur teams I'm the city, will practice
at Riverside diamond No. ] tomorrow
morning. All regulars are requested to
attend. The Federals are looking for
games with fast city AMI State teams.
Address II. nm, Indianapolis postonice
q, The Sacred Heart Juniors, playing in
the l3-year old class, wish games with
teams In their class can Drezel 50a8
between $50 and $50 and ask for Fred
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-16
FRENCH PLANS
FOR POSSIBLE
WAR FINISHED
Is Prepared to Invade Ruhr If
Germany Refuses Repara-
tons Demands.
WOULD STRIKE ALONE

PARIS. April 1G.-France today put
the finishing touches on her preparations
for d new war on Germany if such be-
| comes necessary. If Germany falls on
May 1 to meet the reparations demands
! submitted to her by the allies at the
conference Of London, France will tell
the world that the time Cor words has
passed and that the hour has come to
strickland strike hard. II her allies de-
cline to cooperate with her she is de-
ternined to strike alone.
Occupation Of the Ruhr district, Ger
many's richest reservoir Of natural re-
! sources, will be the first blow that France
means to deal if Berlin tries to resume
"stalling"
CABINET APPROVES
FOCEIS PLANS.
Marsha! Foch's plans for that occdpa-
ton, worked out months ago to the
ninutest detail have been approved by
the cabinet
Moreover, his plan for an increase of
the present forces on the Rhine by 80
per cent also were sanctioned by the
ministers. This means making the army
Of occupation so formidable that it could
easily oyerwhelm any German resistance.
Foch's plans call for a reduction at a
later date when 1t will appear safe.
The cabinet also put it 20. K" on
the marshars suggestion to mobilize the
classes Of 1918 and 1919.
GERMAN TAXATION
ALSO CONTEMPLATED.
Nor were measures for economic pres
sure overlooked. Minister Loucheur sub
mitted a comprehensive plan for taxa
ton Of the coal and industrial product
leaving the Ruhr Valley and this, too,
was approved by the government
All plans will he forwarded to the
governments of Great Britain, Italy and
Belgium, by Premier BRAND early next
week. Britain and Italy will be urged
to lend their moral support if they can
not send troops. France is willing. If
necessary. to shoulder the military bur
den, but she is more eager than ever to
show Berlin that it is facing an allied
moral front" as powerful and unbroken
as it was throughout the war
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-16
CHEVROLET is
BUILDING CARS
Will Have Two New Jobs in
Speedway Classic, Along
With 1920 Entries.

Louis Chevrolet expert racing engineer,
who designed the car that won the race
last year in the hands Of his younger
brother, the late CASTOR Chevrolet, is
building two new cars for the 500-miie
race to he held at the Indianapolis Motor
Speedway, Monday May 80.
The new cars have a number Of unique
features, according to rumor, but the
famous designer will make no statement
and about the only real information that
has filtered through his defensive lines
is that the cars are "Cight-in-roW type
of cylinder construction. and that they
are already entered in the indianapolis
classic The names Of the drivers have
cautiously been withheld.
1t is also practically assured that sew
eral of the cars Chevrolet built last year
will again be seen in the race May 30.
Chevrolet drove in the race last year.
but it is very doubtful If he or his other
racing brother. Arthur, will be seen on
the indianapolis course this year. except
to tune up the cars for the drivers who
viii mount them In the long jaunt for
glory and gold
The Chevrolcts have been figures in
racing for years Louis has become not
ed for his engineering ability 1t was
his happiest moment last Decoration
day when his youngest brother, Castor,
dashed across the finish line In the car
Louis made with his own hands. Louis
was forced to leave the race long before
rhe end when the steering knuckle Of
his car broke. His other brother, Arthur,
was out of the race with injuries sus-
tanned in smashup In practice preced
ing the race
Louis Chevrolet had seven Of his rae
ing creations In the race last year-three
Frontenacs and quarette Of Monroes.
Only TWO Of the cars finished. The win
ner and Joe Thomas. in eighth place,
both being Mon-oes Faulty steering
kuuckles seemed to he the jinx of Chev-
rolet's cars which vent out Of the race. The
construction principle Of the cars was
an that could be asked and the dopestcrs
are confident that il ChevrOlet's new
creations are an improvement over his
offerings last year the foreign cars viii
End some excellent competition in the
Fronteuacs being built right here in In
linLnnnIiS
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-16

Tho official opening of the Indianap-
oils Country Club golf course will be cele-
brated next Saturday with the annual
beefsteak dinner and medal handicap
play.
The Country Club championship com
mittea has arranged an attractive SEIZED
uIe for the golfers this season, and they
are predicting record turn-outs for all
events.
The season card follows:
April 23-Saturday. Beef steak dinner.
Special prize for 10 net presented by
Lee Nelson. November, 1920. handicaps
to be used.
April 3O-Saturday. Open.
May Saturday: Spring handicap
tournament. Qualifying round. Eighteen
hole medal play full handicap, sixteen
to qualify. Third eight TO form consola-
ton fight. In all match play use three
quarter handicap.
May 1ESaturday. First round spring
handicap. First round spring handicap
May 21-Saturday. Second round spring
handicap. Semi-fuals consolation. First
round defeated eight consolation.
May 2S-Saturday. Semi finals sprin 9
handicap. Finals consolation. Semi finals
defeated eight consolation. Handicap
match against blind par (75-s5).
May Z9-Sunday. Mixed two ball
fOursOme, 2:30 p. m, eighteen holes
(Chree-eights combined handicaps). Ev-
erybOdy drives from each tee; best drive
to he chosen from each side and those
balls played out This system To be
used in all mixed fOursOmes throughout
the season.
May 30-Monday (hoHday). Mayer
cup. Match against par. Eighteen holes
full handicap, + 30 or clock. Driv-
ing contest for men. Putting contest for
men and women.
June 4-Saturday Finals spring handi-
cap. Finals defeated eight consolation.
Two ball sweepstakes.
June ll-Saturday. Flag tournament
(fuIl handicap. Wallace cup to be played
for by members Of the William Noble
Wallace Post 1873 American Legion.
Eighteen hole medal play handicap.
June 12-Sunday, > 30 p. N. Mixed two
June 13-NIondat. Geddes' cup linen 80
years or over, eighteen holes medal play
tfuil handicap
June 25-SatUrday. Invitation four ball
contest tfuIl handicaps) Players under
10 invite players over 40 to play as their
partners. The pair having the lowest
ne score on their best ball to win.
June 26-Sunday, 2:30 p. m. Mixed
twO-ball Swatfest. Men captains. Teams
10 consist of two men and two women.
Each player to carry and play with only
one club.
July saturday. First day of three
day choice score tournament, July >. 3
and (full handicap.
July Monday. (HolidBy). JiIlson
cup. Thirty-six holes scratch medal play.
July CSaturday, p N. 'Woof
match" Mixed two-bau foursome three
eighths combined handicap, eighteen
holes medal play.
Each player is allowed to yell "yvoof''
five times during the round. Each may
use his or her WOODS" whenever thought
best to discomfort the one pl9vinp
July 16-Saturday. Six-man team
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-16
Indiana and Earlham in
Strong Track Competition

RICHMOND. Ind, April 1G.-Tha
starters gun az . O'Clock started two Of
the best track aggre2ations in the state
on their marks when Indiana University
and Earlham College tracksters clasLed
here this afternoon.
1t was the first time IN several years
That the two schools locked horns on the
c!nder path and a victory for either one
would be big start on the season.
Earhams men were all IN good con
dttion when the teams Tined up here
Captain ivey was counted on to cop tho
high honors HIS running mate Lawla-.
was IN prime condition and was counted
on TO place in the low hurdles.
Coach Ray Move would not make any
predictions before the meet as to the
probable winners The coach declared
however. that his men would furnish
formidable opposition for the Crimson
crew
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-16
Wayne Has School
Bond Contention
Special to The Times .

RICHMOND, Ind, April 16.-Members
of the advisory board Of Center Town
ship contend that permission for the is
suance of bonds for the new. schOolhOuse
already has been granted and that a re
monstrance Will not affect the sale OF
bonds scheduled to be held next Monday.
In May, 1919 the State school board,
gave its permission for Center Township
to issue 100000 worth of school bonds,
it is said. These were never issued. The
question to be decided, officials state. IS
whether the permission granted in 1919
is stiu good or whether it is counter
manded by change in the statute S. nee
that time giving the power Of granting
permission to the State tax board
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-16
HOREMANs CLOSES.

Edouard Horemans. the Belgian bill
Hard star, wound up his sojouTn IN In
Gianapolis last night with another walk
away victory, burying Harry Cooler IN
der q count Of 4O0 to A. Horemaus ran
out in fifteen inning and rolled high
runs Of 107 and so.
The Belgian wizard also won easily IN
the afternoon match against Schltts pill
ing up a count OF 800 to Sc In twenty
five innings. His high run was 13l.
Horemans and his manager departed
last night after the match for St Louis
where HOremdns will engage in a series
OF exhibition matches with Charles Peter
SOL. who was here recently in exhibition
performance with Willie Hoppe.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-16

Outfalde See Of the Cincinnati Reds IS
laid up with blood poisoning IN his left
arm
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-16
HOCsier Village
Has Gas Initiation

La PORTE. Ind, April 16.-The little
town Of WestviIle near here is in high
excitement today following discovery Of
gas in paying quantities in a well be-
ing drilled for water. A company is to
be organized to drill for oil. believed TO
lie below the gas vein, and real estate
values have jumped 100 per cent as re-
suit of the boom"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-16
No Black SOx Games

CHICAGO, April 16-Directors of the
Chicago Baseball League voted Friday to
ban from the league clubs, players or
umpires participating in games with the
Black Sox, team composed of players
involved in the White Sox world series
scandal IN 1919. The directors met in
an emergency session when announcement
was made that the Aristo Giants would
play the Black Sox on Sunday at MurIey
Park.
The club owners decided unanimously
that they would suspend relations with
any players who engaged in games with
the indicted men. The action would ex
tend to the Murley team, it was said, If
the game Is PLAYED at its park
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-16

BUTLER.
4 small army OF Butler students rolled
up their sleeves this morning and went
ont 20 undo the damage done TO the Try
lugton diamond by last nights rain. They
worked fast and had everything ga shape
for the Frankliu-Butler scrap this after
noon. providing the threatening weather
eld Off.
a monster pep meeting was held in the
Butler chapel yesterday in celebration OF
the success In the Purdue series, aud to
show the athletes that they have plenty
Speeches were made by Coaches Page ana
IIiukle and Captain Alexander
Buffers probable lineup today was:
p. Jones, first base: Mercer, second; Alex
andcr. short; Diederich, third Leslie,
left field Goett. center; r. Jones. right
field; station or Brown, pitcher, and Hun
gate or Short, catcher.
NOTRE DAME.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, April 16.-Notre
Dameand Wisconsin were to go to the
mat today in their second baseball argu-
ment for the season. The teams battled
through eleven innings for a 3-to-3 tie
yesterday afternoon, the game being
called on account Of darkness and real
scrap was expected this afternoon.
Both Wisconsin and Notre Dame
shoyed ability to crack the ball when
hits were needed yesterday, although Fo-
ley and Cashier for Notre Dame and
Williams for Wisconsin pitched good
hall. The Irish pounded ont ten clean
blows, while the visitors connected for
seven.
INDIANS.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. April 10
Walker Campbell and Faust. Indiana
pitchers had too much stuff for the De
Pauw batsmen yesterday, and the Grim
son had little trouble registering n 16-to-6
win The Tigers were held hitless until
the ninth frame. Kruheman hit Faust
for a double, and Davis got a single
The Crimson stickers had big day.
The batted Bills. De Pauw's pitching ace,
out Of the box In the fourth. then worked
So hard on Fisher that Bills had to be
recalled, being permitted to return t.
the mound by agreement
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-16
BlackfOrd Farmers
Meet at Festal Board

HARTFORD CITY, Ind. April 16-L.
A. PittenCer. a Delaware County farmer
and former professor in Indiana Univer-
sity, addressed a banquet attended BY
200 farmers and business men here last
evening.
4 movement to raise SIS, 600 for a stock
pavilion and auditorium to be erected
here was started at that time and was
enthusiastically received.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-16
Racing Bill Passes

WINNIPEG, Manitoba. April 16.-The
bin Incorporating the Winnipeg Driving
Legislature by vote of % to IL. The
assertion of opponents of the measure
that it legalized race track gambling was
denied by supporters, who claimed
clauses upon which such a construction
might have been placed were eliminated
IL committee.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-16
Anderson Track Victory

ANDERSON Ind, April 16-Anderson
high in dual track meet here Friday
afternoon, winning "A to % Miller OF
Anderson was tho high point man with
1G. while Mitchell OF Muncie was second
with Il points. Mitchell won all dash
events.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-16
Centenarian Dies
at Soldiers Home

LAFAYETTE, Ind, April 16-Alrs.
Elizabeth Turner, who was in her 1O-th
year, is dead at the Indiana State Sol
diers Home here, where she had lived
since 1896. The immediate cause Of her
death was pneumonia
Mrs. Turner was the oldest woman in
the institution. She was born in Mary
land in 1921.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-16
COLLEGE BASEBALL.

Indiana, IL; De Paw, o.
Armour Institute, 8; Augusta College,
0. Called tenth Inning; darkness)
Iowa State University, TO- Moline
Three-I team, O.
Notre Dame, 3; WISCONSIN, III in
nings; called, darkness)
Georgia, 8; Michigan, 4.
Terre Haute Three-I League, Q; State
Normal. l.
Georgetown, 4; Lafayette, 0.
Ohio "U," 4 Miami, .
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Edinburg Wins

COLUMBUS. Ind. April 16.-The
Columbus High School baseball team
was defeated here yesterday afternoon by
Ediuburg High School, 10 to g. Thomp-
son. Columbus pitcher, struck out six
times and was given poor support in
the field. The game was one Of the reg
ular schedule OF the Big Four" High
School League, which includes Columbus,
Edinburg, Shelbyville and Seymour.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-16
Bill Sunday Will
T'hrOW Curves at
Qg1Gkeys Next Spring
Special to The Times.

RICHMOND, Ind. April 16-The tab
ernacie and advertising campaign for
the meeting to be conducted here early
next spring by Billy Sunday will cost
approximately $4,000 members of the
local committee announced today.
Richmond ministers and laymen con
ferred with Sunday Friday at Cincinnati
and secured his agreement to come here
for 4 six weeks meeting.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-16
Cathedral Baseballers
Down ShOrtridge Nine

Al Feeneys Cathedral High school
athletes got revenge for the defeat hand
ed them In basketball by the Shortrldge
quintette last season when they handed
the North Siders 5 TO trimming. on
the Fairview ban diamond yesterday
afternoon. II was the first game Of the
season. for both teams bur both were I'm
top form and put up a fast article Of
ball
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-16
COURT FINALS.

Joseph ". Wear OF Philadelphia national
amateur court tennis doubles champions.
advanced Is the 1naI Of the titular tour
nament Friday by defeating f. p. Rhodes
and R. W. Cutter Of Boston in the semi
final. 6-3. CO. o.
Their opponents in the final today
were 70 be Joshua Crane and q. L. Fear
ing Of Boston. who won their semi final
match Thursday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-16
Robbie Gets Fever

NORFOLK. Va. April lG-Dayid
Robertson, Chicago National League out
fielder, who recently was suspended be-
cause he refused to report for spring
training. has left for Chicago 10 confer
with the club management Before his
departure he said he was not satisfied
w.tA the terms Of the contract offered
him
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-16
JAILED s HOURS. ASKS $4,000.

A suit resulting from alleged false
imprisonment has been filed in Superior
Court, Room ., by Frank Roberts against
Francis J. De Embeau and Eta b.
Selsam for $4,000 damages. The plain
tiff claims that on the complaint of the
defendants he was wrongfully detained
in Jail for five hours on q charge of
assault and battery.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-16
McInniS Is Peeved

WASHINGTON. April 10 Harry Fra
ices $4,000 inheld was completed Fri
day when Del Pratt Joined the Boston
Red Sox here but another tangle devel-
opcd when "Stuny" McTnnls. first base
man. declared be would leave the team i'm
New York If Frazee did not make good
his nrnmlses to him.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-16

Home runs by Rico and Charity
featured the victory OF the Washing
ton Senators over Boston.
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ANnrHER LEMIs NJ

DETROIT. april 16.-Ed (straneIerl
champion. easily won his match here last
night with Bob ManasoG Of Chicago.
Tie first fan came after is minues and 30
seconds. with deadlock A full Nelson
put Nanagon down for the second time tn
minutes.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-16
GRFENCAsrLE GOLF OPENING.

GREENCASTLE. Ind. April 16.-Next
week end the Greencas tle Country Club
will OPEN its golf season with a tOurna
uSEut.
~The grounds have been worked over.
new greens made and the course Of nine
holes is in better shape than ever be
fore. All the local golfers are getting
ready for the first tournament
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-16

Striker got in on the batfest IN real
style by poIin- out three hits out Of
four times at the plate.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-16

shannon was the batting star Of the
Senators with two doubles and a single.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-16
Star Pinmen Matched

CHICAGO. April I6.-Jimmy smith
world champion, and Jimmy BIouin
OF Blue Island have signed articles
for sixty game bowling match fOF
the title ard a purse Of 81 900. Thirty
games will be bOwled in Milwaukee
on April 90, II, and e9, and thirty in
Chicago on April 81. %, and 90