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touched a branch of neirhborin.
tree Bobby climbed. Over into that
next tree he climbed, and down that
tree ne went. The instant he was on
the ground he took to his heels. His
curiosity was quite satisfied. HeAwas
no longer interested in those babies,
He fairly shiyered as he thought of
what would have happened to him
had Mrs. Porky reached the entrance
to that hollow before he could get
out. He quite forgot that he was
hungry for meat.
As for Mrs. Porky. she was satisfied
to chatter dreadful threats as she
watched Bobby Coon out of sight.
Then she hurried into that hollow
in the tree. Those were her babies
in there, and no one but Bobby Coon
knew they were there. Not even
Prickly Porky himself knew about
them.
Copyright. 1924. by T. ". Burgess.
Evening star., 1924-06-25
Love of Rain.

One Mother Says:
/ have always loved rain myself.
and so ! could never understand why
my little daughter feared it, So,
whenever | saw a rain coming l gath
cred all the children on side porch
well sheltered from the weather. We
sat comfortably in rockers, and cozily
wrapped in shawls when the weather
was cool Then the rain came on
i talked about the need of it, the
thirsty plants, the low bed of streams
and the overheated atmosphere. Then
] explained thunder and lightning
and their sequence. Sometimes Id re-
peat to them a short poem about the
ra in. My daughter now enjoys rain as
much | do.
Evening star., 1924-06-25
BY
EDNA KENT FORBES

play tennis or any other game in
which you ser exercise, and the ex
hilaration from the game itself This
VIII bring the needed appetite. and
also the ability to digest the food,
difference in you, and when vos, ~,
tam this you will be normal weight.
ana nkely in perfect health and
strength. "
Iertrude B.-As you are only six
teen years of age. Won win prou, ro,.
three or four wears io'
Evening star., 1924-06-25
Coffee Ice Cream With Sauce.

Beat the yolks of six eggs until
light colored and thick. All cup
scaided in a double boiler and cook
like a boiled custard until the mix
ture coats the spoon. Add two-thirds
cup of strong, black coffee, let cool,
then freeze. Serve with butterscotch
sauce made as follows: Turn one cup
of cream, one cup of sugar and one
cup of dark corn sirup into a double
boiler Mix thoroughly and let cook
over boiling water for one hour, then
beat in one dessertspoonful of butter
and one-half teaspoonful of vanilla
extract
Evening star., 1924-06-25
Harvard Beets.

Wash twelve small beets and cook
them in boiling salted water until
soft. Drain and rinse with cold
water. Peel and cut in small cubes
or slices. Mix one tablespoonful of
cornstarch and one-ha1f cupful of
sugar, add one-half cupfu1 of vinegar
and cook until clear and thickened.
Stir in the beets carefully and let
stand in a warm place for about
twenty minutes and serve hot.
Evening star., 1924-06-25
PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
BY WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.

for fat team to drive between the
adjoining ends, the list would reach
from the lower end of the headlines
to the beginning of the story proper
and, SO you see, it makes another
story
SOfteninE OF the Brain.
Five years ago my husband died of
paresis Of twelve years standing
Now my son has had some brain dis
turbance for the past three months.
Doctors have not said what il is. Can
you give me the name Of a publisher
of a good book treating of hereditary
syphilis Mrs. *. L.
Answer know of no such book
for lay readers. In my judgment il
would be inadvisable for you to at
tempt to study the question of parcsis
or syphilis-just leave all that to the
doctor.
Eating Ice.
Is there any harm in eating ice? |
have the habit of taking piece Of
ice instead of water whenever | am
thirsty.-Mrs. B. l..
Answer-Yes, It's unnatural Nei-
ther excessively hot nor excessively
cold things should be taken into the
stomach. Cancer has been aScribed
to such irritation. You should drink
cold water for thirst. Iced beverages
or ice, if frequently or habituaIly
taken, will impair digestion.
Evening star., 1924-06-25
Bobby's Curiosity Is Satisfied
Who takes advantage of the weak
II very apt to be n sneak

Bobby Coon paused at the entrance
10 the hollow, in the trunk of GER
tain big tree in the Green Forest.
There we're babies down in that hol-
low: He knew it. He had heard them
crying. Now there was no sound.
Ihey were keeping perfectly still.
Probably they had heard his claws on
the bark as he climbed up.
He wished he knew whose babies
they were. He hadn't the least idea.
That they were very young he knew
by the weakness of those cries. They
would make him good dinner. At
least, that is what he thought Tender
young babies of any kind would make
good dinner. Still he hesitated to
Evening star., 1924-06-25
YOUR HOME AND YOU
The Radio and the Darnine Roo
BY HELEN KENDALL

Inc Radio and the Darning Bag.
III my radio had done nothing more
thah empty my darning bag for mo
every week. il would have b..,
"or'h the price. laughingly an
houhced "a young matron with one or
Two small fry TO mend for.
why, what do YOU mean. "rmnties
your darning bag"" inquired the
day pe'u '"e
We'll, you see" confessed RI.
Evening star., 1924-06-25
New Figured Cretonne Parasols
BY MARY MARSHALL.

new parasols is made of cretonne
and departs from the time -honored
custom, of parasols, as it has the
material stretched straight across
Evening star., 1924-06-25

In England women in Parliament
are now being succeeded by women
in the pulpit. One of the pioneers in
this conn lection is Mrs. Pickles, who
has succeeded her late husband, the
Rev. Albert Pickles, as minister in
charge of a prominent Congrega-
tional Church in Liverpool
Evening star., 1924-06-25

In ancient times the seventh child
of seventh child was credited with
supernatural powers.
Evening star., 1924-06-25
Actually Reduces
Like Expert Masseur

The Madame Reducing Gndle is designed in ac-
eordanee with scientific massage principles which have
caused reductions of 5, 10. pounds 1t Is made of
the most resilient Para Rubber, especially designed for
reducing purposes, and is worn over the undes.ment
Gives you the same aim fashionable appe.r.nce reg
uar corset. but without any discomfort, without that
annoying ''laeed in'' feeling Fu as snuzy IS a lid
glove, has sartes attached, and so constructed that
touches and seny massases every portion Of the surface
continually While you SIT. stand, walk, climb stairs,
bend. reach, dance, ride during any form of exercs
Every move you make, even your natural breathing
Evening star., 1924-06-25
Try This New Kind of Corset
If You Want to Reduce!

The moment you put on this wonderful new corset
known a the Madame x Reducing Girdle-the bulky
fat on waist, hips and thighs vanish the waist
line engthen' and your Body becomes erect. graceful,
youhly slender. And then, with every step YOU make.
with every breath you take, with every ele action this
new hind Of grdle gently masages away the disfgurns
useless fat. and you look and feel year. younger!
No bulsins of fat-no unnatural raising of bust no
''laeed in feengno stiff unresiseng stays to keep you
from indulging in outdoor or indoor sports
Evening star., 1924-06-25

met by this live rubber girde which gently messages away
the fat without exeron your part. Women often
reduce from to inches the very first week.
Gives You Fashions Boyish Lines in
Perfect Comfort
Slip into the Madame Gifdle and you can wear
stylish becoming clothes Whether you are tall and stout
short and stout what size waist, hips or
thighs you have there is Madame Reducing Girdle
fit you And once you put it on you'll feel as though
was made especially your You'll enjoy the
comfort of wearing all day long, but, better still, you
be delighted with the way it quickly reduces your exces,
flesh.
Now on Sale
Once you have worn the Madame Reducing Girdle
you will not want to be without it. 1t is wonderfully
comfortable and you will find yourself using it as you never
could corset-for walking, riding, go6ng; any time you
want adequate support against fatigue, and slim
charming figure. 1t is remarkably durable. Women
everywhere enthusiastic about and cannot say enough
it its praise.
You this remarkable-and entirely new sirdle
to appreciate it. You won't want take it off! It's low
price will surprise you, too
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-04

Five games viii be played in the
one evening. The Meteors will start
play in the second round when they
meet the Boys Club in the last con-
test of the evening.
Dark Horse Five
The Meteor five has been classed
as the dark horse Of the meet.
They defeated the strong East Tenth
st. crew in the opening game of the
tourney, the contest going four over
time periods The Meteors, in this
contest, showed great grit, endurance
and stamina.
When the Y. NJ. G. A. squad mixes
with the De Molay regular team in
the SIS contest Of the evening, local
fans will see two strong and we'll
coached teams fighting for the city
championship. 1t is the feature of
the evening.
Capital City Five
The Capital City Five, under the
coaching Of Shorty" Keys, is ex-
pected to make a strong bid for the
city championship. The Capitol City
quintet. with Davis. Reeves, Grim,
Boyle. BARLEY, Hardin, Fately, Ham
blep and Keys entered, can boast Of
nine good basketball men.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-04

Interesting competition is promised
at each regional with the Richmond
and Bloomington centers perhaps hold
ing out the most promise Of terrific
battles Thirteen sectional winners
play at each regional.
Some Teams Lucky
The way the draw is arranged two
teams in each regional will have to
play only one game. In case this one
game IS a victory the team viii have
reached the finals by one win in the
regional schedule. All other teams
play two games.
The winner of the Indianapolis sec
tional will have to play the winner at
Richmond which probably will be the
Morton High School Of Richmond
That makes things look rather blue for
The Marion County champ.
If contests go according to dope
Nuncie and Shelbyville will clash in
3 he Richmond regional at 1870 p. m.
Saturday, March s.
The Opener Here
The finals at the Coliseum. State
Playground. Indianapolis, starts off at
. a. m. Friday morning, March IL.
With dope running true Frankfort
will be on hand to battle either Vim
cennes OF Franklin at the opening
whistle
But there are so many things that
might happen it is hardly fair to
bring any of the teams as far as the
Coliseum with sectional and regional
contests yet to be played.
Let the fans dope out their favor
ties chances. The schedule is pre-
pared. The regional games are more
than a month away. Many things can
happen in that time. The fifty-two
sectionals are to be played Feb. % and
March l.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-04
SKI JUMPER IS
INJURED N FALL
Olympic Entry Seriously Hurt
at ChamoRIx,

BIZ United Pres9
CHAMONIx, France, Feb. 4.-Rag-
mar Omtvedt, one Of the American ski
jumpers. was believed to have been
seriously injured this morning on his
first attempt down the now notorious
suicide slide"
He got a very bad fall and was
rushed away for medical treatment.
The extent OF his injuries could not
be ascertained by a casual exarnina-
ton.
Anders Haugen, star of the Amer
lean team, went into the lead among
the ski jumpers. He made fortynine
meters in his first attempt and fifty
i'm his second.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-04
CANADIANS DOWN
YANKS IN ROUGH
HOCKEY STRUGGLE
Score of Olympic Finals
Match Is 6 to I'LL Feel
ing Crops Out,
BIZ United Press

81 tHtted PFeSs
CHAMONIX, France, Feb. 4.-Fail-
ing against the mechanical perfection
Of a truly great team, the American
hockey players lost to Canada, g. to /,
in the final match of the Olympic
championship Sunday and-the United
States dropped to fourth place in the
total scoring Of the winter games.
One goal by Drury, the Pittsburgh
star center. was the only score the
Americans were able to make against
the spectacular Canadians. but the
Americans felt they had done well in
holding the score down against one
OF the finest teams that ever has
taken the ice.
1t was an exceedingly rough match.
Bad feeling was due to a remark
made by one Of the Canadian players
Norway leads the Olympic winter
sports scoring with 81 points: Fin
land is second with Sly: England
third with so and the United States
fourth with 26
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-04
INDIANS IN NO HURRY
Only -Four Players Have Signed, But
No Trouble Is Expected

Signed contracts of 1924 Tribesmen
are coming in rather slowly at Wash.
ington Park, but the club officials are
not worried. The athletes like to take
their time.
Secretary Clauer says no kicks have
been received and he is not expecting
much trouble in getting all the play
ers in the fold by March ! when the
squad departs for the Southland
Contracts signed and filed are from
Catcher Kruger and Pitchers Petty,
Cavet and Hill.
Seat reservations for the opening
game, April Is continue to be re-
ceived. About 500 reserved seats have
been sold.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-04
fERRARIS ON PROGRAM
TT. Thomas Boy Added to Capital A. C.
Card Feb. IL.

Fighting Ferraris Of Ft Thomas
was signed today to perform on the
Capital A. c. boxing card at Tomlinson
Hall Monday night, Feb. IL His op.
ponent viii be named later. Ferraris
IS great card. He viii appear in one
Of the eight-round scraps.
Hugh Ross Of Louisville will battle
Johnny Gill Of York, Pa. in the ten
round NAH event. Ross is a rugged
fighter and will give Gin plenty Of
trouble. He will arrive here Friday.
Happy Atherton OF this city and
Willie Sullivan of Cincinnati have been
matched to clash in eight rounds. This
bout will be the semi-nnal.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-04
COLLEGE METERS
OVER HOOS|ERDOM
FACE BIG GAMES
Purdue VS. GopherS Tonight
DE Paw and Franklin
Friday

College basketball in this State
starts up again with bang this week
after a period of inactivity due to
final exams in most of the Institutions.
Things start happening right away
with Minnesota and Purdue tangling
in a Big Ten contest tonight at La
fayette.
The Boilermakers are favorites over
the Gophers, who Were defeated by
Purdue at Minneapolis last month. It
is no easy encounter, however, and
promises to give the fans a few thrills.
Purdue at present is tied with Wis
consin for third place.
Butler and Illinois
Butler gets back into the harness
with a trip to Illinois University Tues.
day night, and on Saturday plays Wa
bash at Charlottesville.
Wabash goes to South Bend Tues
day night for a game with Notre
Dame at the South Bend "Y" floor.
The contest has aroused plenty of en-
thusiasm at Notre Dame and a ca
pacity crowd is assured.
Franklin meets Earlham at Franklin
on Tuesday which seems to be big
night this week for the Hoosisr net
tiers. But Friday is the day. It's
the big game that fans have been
waiting for. Franklin goes to Green
castle to meet the De Pauw Ave
De Paw ON Home Floor
There are those who have been
predicting that If any team has a
chance to defeat the Baptists 1t viii
be De Paw on It's home floor. After
Franklin's great exhibition against
Wabash there are not many who pre-.
dict a De Paw victory, but what.
ever the outcome there is a feeling the
contest will be worth going miles to
witness.
on Saturday night Franklin is
scheduled at Concordia in St Louis 1t
should prove a nice little pleasure
trip for the Baptists considering Con
cordia's overwhelming defeat at De
Paw last Saturday.
Indiana University should add an
other victory to It's string In the Big
Ten race when Northwestern is
played at Bloomington Friday night.
Hanover and Rose Poly play at
Terre Haute on Friday night
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Saturday Basketball
COLLEGE

Chicago 81; Iowa. 1e
Indiana. 80 Minnesota, %.
De Paw, ~: Concordia st. LOuis). s.
De Paw Seconds. IS: De PAW Fresh
Butler. 25; Calumet. II.
Butler Seconds. %; Calumet Indians. 10.
central Normal, 80; starks %.
Manchester. %. Huntington. %.
MANCHESTER Girls, 10; Huntington
+. irls. IL.
Drake, 10; Nebraska. Is,
Pennsylvania. 27: Penn State. 90.
Lombard, 50; Detroit pa
rashinston, 81: Missouri. %.
" avy. 81; Bucknen, II.
4rnly. IL: Syracuse. 90.
oklahoma. Al; Grnnell, 81
Cornell (College). %: Knox, p.
HIGH SCHOOL
Bloomington, Al: Tech, 81
Hartford City. 81; Shortridge. "a lover
mel
Frankfort. Al. Colfax. Is.
Advance. 80: jamestown. IS.
Ben Davis, 80; Valley Mills, 25
Culver. AZ; Nicholas Semi, Chicago, IS.
Yincennes. "a: Franklin, %.
Marion, 80: Warsaw 23.
Southport, 40; Whiteland. Is.
.Edinburg. 80; Greenwood, 10
Lizton. 45; Ladogs. 20.
South Bend %; EllShart, 30.
La Porte. ID; Mishawaka. IL.
Fountain City. 81. Union City. -.
bichleiA GIFTS. flnCEH1eS Otis. 10.
North Manchester. 40: Columbia City, 81.
MOoTesville, %; Clayton. % (overtime).
Hartford City Seniors. 7: Corn Feds. s.
RIPLEY COUNTY TOURNEY
Osgood. %; Sunman IL.
Milan. IA; Holton. Ii.
Versailles, 20; Napoleon, 10.
Batesville, Is; Mooresville. Is tower
time)
Versailles. 1e: ossood. 10.
Milan, Is. Batesville. :.
*
HAMILTON COUNTY TOURNEY
Arcadia, 40; Westfeld, 4.
Noblesvine. 25; Boxicy. S.
Sheridan, 81: Walnut Grove. 20.
Carmel. "a: Atlanta, TO-
Carmel, 10: Sheridan. Is.
Arcadia, SO; Noblesville. IA
Arcadia. SO; Carmel. 20.
KNIGHTSTOwN INvfTATIONAL
TOURNEY
Newcastle. "a; LewisvilIe. 8.
Knightstown. 20: KeLnard. Is
spicelsnd, 1e. Cadiz. Is.
Mooreland. 81; New Lisbon, 3.
Knightstown. %; Newcastle. Is.
Mooreland. ID; spiceland. 10.
Mooreland. 20; Knightstown, IL.
PUTNAM COUNTY TOURNEY
ReelsvilIe, IS; Putnamville. IL.
Cloverdale. %; Clinton Center. Is.
cambridge, 40; Roschdale, 7.
Fillmore. "a; New Maysville. 10.
Cloverdale. 90; Reelsville. II.
cambridge. So Fillmore. g.
Cloverdale. 20. Russellville, 49,
cambridge. "a: Cloverdale. FL.
RUSH COUNTY TOURNEY
Webb. ga; Gings. ..
Carthage. 81: Arlington Is
Raleigh, %; New Salem Is.
Nashville, 81: Milroy 20
Carthage. 81; Webb, 81
RushvilIe. %: Raleigh. 10
Rushville. So: Carthage. %.
PULASKI COUNTY TOURNEY
Medaryville. 80; Pulaski. IL.
Francesville 20; Winamac. g.
Monterey "a; Star City. IL
Frapcesviile 80: MaiaryviIle 25
Francesvtlls. IL: Monterey, 9.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-04

The Chicago girl is probably the
most spirited player in the game.
II may be true she doesn't
spend any too much time at prac-
tice, but once in action she is an
inspiring sight. There is more
dash and fire to her play than
you usually find IN feminine cir
cles. What's more, she has the
skill and power to back 1t up.
No finer golf ever has been
played by a woman in America
than the eighty-four which the
youthful champion scored over the
long, difficult Pine Valley course
the day after winning the national
title.
Pine Valley, in the Phila-
delphia district. is probably the
hardest scoring course in the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-04

Il never expect to see any wom-
an play better" commented Mars
ton, after the round. She would
have beaten me even Up If her
puts had been dropping"
Miss Cummings believes much of
her ability as golfer comes from
the fact that she frequently plays
against men stars. Her brother,
Dexter, for instance. is the ma
tional collegiate champion, a play
or who is dangerous In any type Of
competition. Edith and Dexter
have many battles on the links.
PLAY against the men stars
whenever you get the chance" ad-
vises the champion. You'll devel-
op a vigorous style and a conf
dence that will surprise you and
add to your effectiveness"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-04
Assures Games Tuesday Local Meet
indianapolis Sectional Champion to Meet
Richmond Winner at Earlham-T Thirteen
Teams at Each of Four Centers.

High school net fans will have whole month dope the
regional and final results the annual State basketball
competition that schedules have been announced by A L.
Trester secretary of the H. A A The regona will be held
at four center Richmond Bloomington Lafayette and Fl Wayne
March and The finals including four from each
regional will be played Indianapolis March II and Is.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-04
PRESTO TEAM is ACTIVE
joy GsoOms and MOrgantOwn Carded;
Lebanon Defeated Saturday.

The Lebanon Elks lost their first
game this season Saturday night to
the Prest-O.IAte Of Indianapolis by a
score of 81 to 49, Leslie and Secrest
piled up most Of the Presto points.
Tuesday night the Prestos return
for another game with the JOY -Glooms
at the Broad Ripple High School gym
Wednesday night they play at Nor
gantown. The rest-O-Lites have pre-.
vious victories this season over both
these fives.
The Prestos are at Tizton Saturday
making three games in Ave days for
the locals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-04
Independent Tourney

AT 'Y' GYM TUESDAY,
500 P. M.-Capitol City Five W. De
Molay Blues
Gas P. Ny, P. C.s Va. Dudds.
1880 P. M.-Communal Five Va. Fair
8:16 P. M.-De Molay Colds VS.. ?. NJ. O.
A. Leaders.
500 P. M.-Boys' Club vs.. MeteOra
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-04
Purdue Drops Chicago Meets


CHICAGO, Feb. 4.-Chicago Uni
versity defeated Purdue in swimming
and track meets here Saturday night.
The score Of the Maroon indoor track
victory was 461a to 281a. The Maroon
swimmers won. 49 to 10.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-04
One Killed, One Injured

BIZ Times Special
Los ANGELES, Feb. 4.-During an
auto race here Sunday. james Craft,
Detroit driver, was killed and Norris
Shears, Los Angeles pilot, was serious
ly injured when Shears car crashed
into Crafts machine.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-04
WILSON OWN MANIAC Err
Middleweight Johnny Pays $4,000 for
the Privilege, However.

BU Jnlted PTtso
NEW YORK, Feb 4.-Frank Mar
lowe, prominent sportsman. who paiC
100000 for Johnny Wilson's contrac
some time ago, has sold it back t,
the former middleweight champion To-
10000, 1t was learned today. Wilson
intends to manage himself in the fu
ture.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-04
PRINTER BOWLING MEET
Tri-State Association Tourney Here
Starting on Friday.

The Union Printing Crafts Tri-State
Bowling Association will meet in it's
ninth annual tournament beginning on
Friday night at the Recreation alleys.
Local entries will hold the spotlight
on the opening night
Cleveland, Cincinnati. Louisville,
Dayton, Springfield, Portsmouth, To-
ledO, FIT. Wayne, Brazil and Terre
Haute will be represented by teams
The local association will hold a
banquet on Monday night at Machin-
list Hall after the tourney is over.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-04
ScipiO in Two Wins

BU TIMES Special
SCIPIO, Ind, Feb. 4.-Scipio High
School net teams won a double vic
tory over Vernon when the boys and
girls teams were winners The boys
won close contest. Is to IA. The
girls had it easy. 81 to 4.
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tional amateur cham
pion, in a team match,
Miss Cummings went
out in 40 and came
back In A. Aided by a
handicap of ven
bisques, the girl cham
pion beat the man
champion. Miss Cum
mings should have bro
ken eighty. Erratic put
ting cost her , seven
strokes. She took four
puts on the first green
and three on five other
green's. On three of
the four short holes she
was putting for twos.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-04
VILLA ENGAGED
FOR SIX SCRAPS
FIyWeight Champ Desires to
Be Ready for Genaro,

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Preparing to
defend his title against Frankie
Genaro before the close of the indoor
season, Pancho Villa, worlds n.y.
weight champion, has signed for six
bouts.
The first will be against George
Marks in Madison Square Garden Fri
day night.