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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-23
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 ! BY CLUBSPEAKER
Baird Tells Community
 Members Of Business Innovations

Aims Of the Better Business bureau and some of it's possible accomplish ments were outlined to the Community club Thursday noon by T. Barton Baird, district manager of the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph company.
 In sketching plans for the organiza- tion, which,. it is expected, will soon be installed in Birmingham, Baird cited numerous examples of the bureaus worth in other cities such as the investi- gation of alleged wildcat oil stocks, real estate fakers and merchandise sales. It also raises the standards of advertise ing, he said, fostering confidence in the buying public.
 "The true value of advertising" Baird declared, depends upon the read CTS confidence. Any influence which nndermines this is destructive to the value of advertising and prevents the return a legitimate advertiser has a right to expect from his investment.
 At. A Disadvantage
 Reputable business concerns are at "a disadvantage in meeting competition when their competitor practices decep- tion in advertising copy. The bureau acts to eliminate this unfair competi- tion. 1t increases public confidence in advertising and educates the public to an understanding of the integrity prac- ticed by honest business houses. In re- ducing unfair competition, it helps to keep selling efforts in constructive rather than destructive channels.
 s.The bureau opens the field to con ccrns to advertise because of unfair tactics resorted to by their contempor- aries The business concern, not the burglar, pays the burglar insurance premium, Legitimate bushes firms cannot expect those who misuse adver- tising to finance this movement.
 "In the average business city, busi- ness concerns invest hundreds of thou sands of dollars in advertising each year. The bureau protects that invest ment. Each bureau has the benefit of a nationwide organization with one aim, and that is to create a maximum of pub lie confidence in advertising by making advertising copy trustworthy. Bureaus have succeeded in all of 42 cities where
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-23
Birmingham Gets ODertir1e
 On Big Times Square Sign
Thousands Read or Magic City's Resources
 While New York Painters Strike

The sign, which has now become al. most landmark to the Metropolis, extols Birmingham's virtues with the fol lowing: 'The Magic City of the South -43 years ago, village of 3,000, to- day in industrial center of 225; ;0OO-
 tomorrow perhaps the worlds greatest iron and steel producer; for half of the nations iron resources are located in Alabama around Birmingham
 Bum declares that the number of re. sponses from this advertisement is re- markable. early every day telegrams and letters are sent to the chamber commenting on the sign which, as Bir- mingham residents who are visiting in New York, put it; makes them swell with pride. "-
 Thursday Bum received commu. nication from A. K. Akers, advertising manager of the ,McWane Cast Iron Pipe company, regarding the sign. Its the biggest thing on Broadway.' Akers pe- marks, adding you can't keep Birming- ham down." IT
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.Fate-in the form of painters strike--has acted to give Birmingham some free publicity.
 The signboard of the United States Tire company in New York's Times Square, which was given over to the Magic City eight weeks ago, still blinks before the interested gaze of thousands, and will continue blinking until the painters go back to work:
 Under the original agreement fos- tered by o. l.. Bum, secretary-manager of the Chamber of Commerce, the Bir- mingham advertisement was to occupy the board on the Claridge Hotel, for one week. After that period it was to be supplanted by another American city, as part of the historical series being worked out by the tire company.
 But the paint was scarcely dry upon the sign before the painters walked out. And, if reports mean anything, they will continue to be out for some little time yet. So, in the meanwhile, the city gets free publicity.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-23
UTILITIES LOSE TEN
 THOUSAND IN SUIT
Youth Receives Damages For
 Alleged Damages By Car

Jury verdict of $10O0O was an, nounced Thursday in the suit filed sev- eral weeks ago by Bob Adams against the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, for injures alleged to have been received when struck by a street car.
 According to the bill of complaint, the injuries resulted from carelessness on the part of the operator of the car. The plaintiff was minor and sued through Win Adams, his father. The original suit was for $100,0O0. He was represented by Fred H. Woodward and W. A. Denson, attorneys. The case was tried before Judge Romaine Boyd.
 The Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company was purchased several weeks ago by the Birmingham Electric company, but the injuries are said to have been received prior to the change of ownership, making the former com pany liable. :.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-23
oREPARE bid soREEN
Delegates To League Convention Will -.1 See Pictures

Delegates To League Convention VIII
 See Pictures
 One of the features of the Epworth League conference of North Alabama, which is to be held at Birmingham- Southern college June 2 to 9, will be a big picture screen, which is declared by convention officials to be the largest ever constructed.
 A New York concern has contracted to build the screen, which will be 90 feet square. It will be erected in Nun ger Bowl, the college athletic field, where the night sessions of the con ference will be held. The screen will, of course, call for big picture ma chine, and one is now being made es- pecially for this occasion.
 The picture show will be the drawing card of the evening sessions. Assembly Cartoon News and motion pictures of Palestine will be shown for the. first time at this conference, being released only for such occasions as this.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-23
WORK IS STARTED
 ON NEW BUILDING
Will Be Occupied By Hammel
 Furniture Company

Construction work on the one-story brick building adjacent to the Tutwiler hotel on Fifth avenue, to be operated as an antique shop by the Hammel Furniture company, has begun and the store will be ready for occupancy Au- gust 1, David Roberts, Jr., owner of the property, said Thursday.
 Plans for the building, drawn by Warren, Knight & Davis, architects, call for 25-foot frontage and depth of 40 feet It will be constructed to carry two additional stories which will ultimately be erected.
 The building will cost approximately S15.OO0.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-23
TO ROX TFNDF,ER

PHILADELPHIA, May 22.ZFor the first time since he won the title in dramatic bout with the aged Jack Britton eighteen months ago. Mickey championship in a decision bout with n first class man, when he meets Leftie I.ewie Tender here on Monday, June 2. They are to fight ten rounds un- der the new Pennsylvania law, which permits decisions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-23
NEW INTERPRETATIONS
Papers Issued Thursday For Two Local
 Organizations

Papers of incorporation were issued Thursday to the Alabama association for the Blind and the Beldevere Land company, both of Birmingham.
 The Alabama Association for the Blind was organized in 1922 as means of improving the condition of those who have lost. their sight. It has no capital stock. Trustees include Mrs. Chapel Cory, Mrs. c. F. Orr, Thomas J. Wingfield, Mrs. E. r. Engstfeld, and Miss Elsie Mcintyre. <
 The Beldevere Land company, with a capital stock of $5,000, will con duct a general real estate and insur. ance business. W. W. Alvey is presb dent; c. c. Kemper, vice president ". D. Shine. secretary and treasurer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-23
COPELAND NOT INVOLVED
Denies Reports That He Suggested
 pruifk's Contest

W. B. Copeland, candidate for mem bership on the new board of revenue ip the Primary of May 13, Thursday nigbt issued an emphatic denial of reports that he had been responsible for the contest of the returns, announced We'd nesday by Dr. F. F. Pruitt, also de- feated candidate.
 "The last time saw Dr. Pruitt was Thursday of last week and at this time
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-23
ThOuEhts For Inc ThoushtfuI

History writer says that some wom- en "seem one page late in reading the lesson of life"
 Man is not body possessed of d soul, someone has written, .'but a soul possessed of a body"
 Arnold Bennett says of idle women who read book day They read to lose themselves instead of reading to find themselves. Boston TranscripN
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they have been established. They are built upon theory. but operate sue cess fully in practice.''
 As an added feature to the program Miss Annabell Stith, dramatic teacher, gave two readings, each of which were met by storms of approval by the q ub members.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-23
DEATHS
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 William Rufus CrOw-The body of Will liam Rufus Crow, age 39. who died at o'clock Wednesday night at local infirmary. were sent to Albany, Ala. at 12:20 o'clock Thursday afternoon by Johns for burial.
 l. F. MOrris-The body of I. B. Morris, 27 who died Wednesday at local in- firmary, was sent to Lewisburg. Ala, Thursday morning by Ridout for burial. F. H. Carpentier--Funera services for F, H. Carpentier. who died Wednesday at a local infirmary. will be announced later by Lige Loy. Carpenters identity has not been fully established and the body is being held while efforts are being made to locate relatives. Mrs. w. N. MurchisOn--Mrs. w. N. Mur- chison. wife of William N Murchison, prominent Coosa county farmer. died early Wednesday morning at the resi- dence ace ording to word received in Birmingham Thursday. She isS sur vivsd by her husband. two children, NelIi. kate and Etta Joe.s Murchison; her mother, and sister and brother. F,Ineral services were held Thursday aflernoon at the Rockford Baptist church
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-23

THEIR GREAT DRAWBACK
 One girl (to another)-The trouble with men is they get so interested in their work.--Life.
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since on, he said. T have him no inspired by me-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-22
male REFoRMY"
Y EGYPTE.
Fr. Kriist.
" Kahyfe. 7. 1no

v Kahyfe. 7. lnora.
Nova vlada v Egypts chysta
Sc k dalekosahlym reformam. iez
mali "a 1cel zmodernisovati "a
starale dosud platne zakony a
zvyky. Tyto reformy tykaji Sc
vsech moznych slozek vefeineho
soukromeho zivota.
Jednim z prvnich ustanoveni ie
omeziti. pokud to len MONO, o.
hromne rozsifenou prostituci S
tim souvisejici pohlavni choroby.
Orient, lax znamo. hral v teto
smutne kapitole vzdy vyznasnou
roll, nebot' veskere podezfele a
ztracene existence Sc tam uchylo-
valv = hlavne pred valkou - u
vsdomi. ze tam budou neimens
ruseny vsetecnou policii. Maize
nj tato, vstupuiici platnost IS.
1nora t. r.. formulovana jsou vel
mi pfisns. take vstsina evrop-
skych zen, oddanych prostituci,
v dGsledku toho opustiti Egypt.
Jedna Sc velike mnozstvi zen. Z
nichz mnohe byly uvykle pohybo-
vati ev kruzich hornich deseti IT,
sic.
Tez snatkovy zakon dozna We
lice znacne zmsnv. PGvodni ma
vrh. aby totiz zakonits byla sta
novena nejnizssi mez veku pfi vstu-
pu do manzelstvi, narazil ma od-
por u konservativni strany moha-
medanske. nebot' byl v kontradik
ci nabozenskvmi musulmansky-
mi zakonv (Charei), jez davaji
rodicGm 1plnou samostatnost a
volnost v otazce manzelstvi mezi
detmi. Dohodnuti bvlo ucinsno
v tom smyslu. ze kral Fouad /.
ma zadost neivyssiho Sejka mari
dill. aby cele zemi byl dodrzo-
van (jjaksi dobrovolns) zvyk. ne
uzavirati snatk1 zen pred 10.
rokem. u mui1 pred Is. rokem.
We vsci polygamie (harem1) by
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10 oznameno, ze j vlada ma L.
myslu vyyslovns zakazati, lee ta-
to zprava zda Sc byti pfehnana.
Vlada hleda pouze jakesi smsr-
nice. iez chce ma tuto otazku a.
plkovati a ktere by zaroven uci-
nilv konec pravni anarchii. do niz
bylo uz tolik stiznosti. Byly to-
tiz pfipady. kdy rizna individua,
caste dplns bez prostfedkI, poia-
la "a manzelky vice zen. a po Ca
Sc, splodivsi mimi nskolik dsti.
cpet je die platneho prava zapudi-
la a rozmnozila tax beztrestns
hroznou bidu, iiz ie v celem E.
gypts vice nez dost.
Take otazce protialkoholicke
bylo dosazeno positivnich vysled-
XII. Prodej lihovin Sc znacns o.
mezuie a ma pfisti nebudou vyda-
ma zadna povoleni ke zfizovani
BARI prodejen lihovin vIbec. -
Hlavns pokud Sc tyka nizsich W.
stew.
Bohuzel, ze to da znacne ma
mahy potrva to jeste dosti dlou-
no. nez zanedbany negramotny
lid uvykne ma tato modernisuiici
ie ustanoveni a nez vybfedne re
vsech nefesti, iez otupuji a zabiji
jeho individualitu. z nichz velkou
roll hraje opium. kokain hasis.
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stnym, kdyz jsem mesto to
mohl opustiti a kdyz jsem tvaf
svoji mohl obratiti ma jih.
Filipa tesla Sc nynf pine
mu zdravi, jak dusevnimu tax
telesnemu; v Madridu jsem Sc
prece ale o nj bal, tax jako
bych sc bal o kazdeho, kdo by
mi byl milym a Madrid 81 chtel
zvoliti "a sve sidlo - neb jest
to mesto, obklopene sc vsech
stran mocnymi, zradnymi le-
dovymi vetry, ktere prichazeji
primo z hor Gaudarrama; u
kladne, prudke vetry KITE
rych buji SINE souchoti a smr-
ii.
Proto jsme sc hned obratili
k jihu, zdrzujfce Sc jen ma
tech mistech, a kochaiice Sc
jen takymi pohledy, ktere nam
nebyly Skodny. Meskali jsme
ma jednotlivych mistech tax
dlouho, jak Sc nam lfbilo; ces-
stujice v lehkych postovnich vo
zech v takovem pohodli, jake
Sc jen dosici mohlo.
V Malaze zGstali jsme ne
kolik nedel, snice v balzamo-
vanem, jemnem vzduchu; v
Granada pax travili jsme den
ke dni, nemohouce odtrhnouti
zrakG svych cd zajimavych,
zaslych kras maurickych. Byli
jsme v novem svete - We sve-
te, po kterem jsem jiz dlouho
prahl. Konecne, bylo prave
koncem dubna, kdy zeme byla
pima RUIZ, kdyz se vsechna We
getace odlvala do tax bohate
nadhery, zcela nezname Sc
vernich krajfch, obratili jsme
sc k mestu, ktere jsem jiz ma
pred urcil "a konec naSf poute,
do mesta pola spanelskeho,
z pola jeSte maurickeho, eel
KEN vSak do prekrasne a Ca
rovne Sevilly; zafne, romantic
Ike Sevilly, kvety posetymi
domy, jeskynemi z oranzd a
olivovych stromG a nadherny-
mi zahradami, krivolakymi,
uzkymi ulickami, z Mich Z vse-
chny sc sklani v malichernosti
pod stiny hrde Grady. Vsech-
no, nae jen mysl lidska pripa-
dne. vsechno zde k nalezenf.
Zde bylo vse, po Gem jsme
touzili, co jsme hledali, odjiz-
dejice z te mlhave Anglie =
slunce. teplo, barva, trpyt a
jas. Zde, domnival jsem, jest
iedine misto We svete, kde "a
pomene ia, kterou miluji, vse-
chino, co vi ze sve trpke mi
nulosti. Snad zde zapocne pro
mas zcela novy a jiny zivot.
(Pokracovanf prfst6.)
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Dobry pfiklad.

Ucitel pri fysice vykladal O
elektrin6 a poukazal, ze sc W.
vinuje trenim. Ia priklad u
vedl, hladime-li cernou kocku
proti srsti potm6, ze svetelku-
il elektricke jiskry. PAX sc ta-
zal, kdo by mohl uvesti nejaky
podobny pfiklad.
Hlasil sc Kubik a povida:
"U mas chtel celedin We skle
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bude prano, pakli mne neste-
sti prepadne, mohu potom
aspon rici, ze jsem vynalozil
vsecky silly, bych mu usel, sila
ma re vsak byla slaba.
Minuli isme j Biarritz, to We
sele jasLa lazenske m6sto. Mi
null jsme Hendaye, pohranic
nj stanici francouzskou.
Pc leve strane vidime jiz
jen vysoke Pyreneje. Jsme jiz
v Irunu, kde vsecka zavazadla
musi byti prohlidce podrobe-
ma. Jsme We Spanelsku! Nikdo
mas neznepokojil. zadny po-
dezrfvav6 Sc divajici cizinec
mas nestfezil.
Prohl'dka trvala dosti dlou
no, neb celni urednici jsou ne
,inavni Ii vykonavani svych po-
i; avsak mas prijemny
pruvodce nam usporil mnohou
tezkou praci.
On byl nasi zivotnf strait.
Konecne jsme jiz v jinem Via
ku, We vlaku, ktery uhanf po
trait zcela RUNE cd nasich.
] cas- denni sc pozmenil. Ztra-
till ci ziskali jsme (nevfm, KITE
re z obehO) dvacet minut. Ny
nj pocitame jiz die casu carl
hradskeho. Jsme jiz uplne ma
spanelske pude - laska ma
tedy jiz zachranena. Pred ci-
zimi jsem il uchranil - nynl
il muslin chraniti pred nj sa-
mou. Nikdy, nikdy Sc nesmi DO
vedeti o tajemstvi one desne
noci. Odejdeme tam dold X j.
hu - ke slunci, k barve, k "a
ri, ku kvetinam. Vsecko bude
zapomenuto. Tmava upomin-
ka musi mysli me vymizeti.
Nazvu il snem. Ziskam 81 FL
lipinu lasku - lasku, kterOu
jsem jiz skoro, jak 81 troufati
osmeluji, vyziskal. - Budeme
stale ziti jen V tech jasnych,
sluneGnich a zaricich zemich.
Coz jest po tom tmavem, smut
mem a st'astnem Anglicku!
Coz nemame mladi, bohatstvi,
a lasku? Pred ocima lasky me
i mSma vidim po vsecka leta
budouci jen samou radost a
same blaho. Odhod' jiz tn Ger
nou zadumcivost a bud vessel,
Basile Northe!
Zvitezil jsi mad osudem!
Minuli jsme Sv. Sebestiana.
Loudavy vlak tahne Sc unave-
ne Gdolim Urumea. Jsme v di-
woke a Gchvatne krajine. Dra-
ha sc Zde nesmirne tahne do
vyse - stoupa, a v kratce po-
kukujeme jiz jen vlaku do
lii do ldoli. Ano, nyni jsem jiz
mohl obdivovati tn Zazracnou
krajinu, .ktera Sc tahla al X
Mirand6.
Mysl ma j nalada ma meni-
ly sc krajinou. Small jsem
Sc; zertoval jsem. Kazdicka
stanice, a nebylo iich malo -
davala mi dosti materialu k
move a move veselosti. Small
isem Sc TEN slavnostne vyhli-
zejicim spanelskym uredni-
kun ma draze, a kreslil 81 ma
Grtky tech smutnych, osudem
pronasledovanych a V hlave
sve slechtictvi nosicich hidal-
gd, iez bida dohnala k tako-
vemu zamestnani. Nebrucel
jsem liz ma loudavost vlaku, &C
obycejnv cestovatel mdze ie.
ste dobre. pakli jest prave ma
spanelske pide, vzdvchati pc
tech sviznVch uhanejicich
francouzskych vlacich. Nynl
fas liz nemel pro mne ceny
zadne. Coz nevidim nvni pred
sebou dobu celeho lidskeho Il
vota - a Filipu?
Veselost ma byla nakazli
YOU. Matka ma Sc smala. a;
il oci pri tom slzelv. a Filips
Sc smAla tax, jak isem ii ne
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pc pohladit sluzku a ona pry
no natrela, az sc mu mezi o.
Gina zajiskrilo!"
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CHMURNE DNY.
NAPSAL HUGH CONWAY
Z angLickeho tielozila Kldra SpecingroOd.

Fl '..r=-==---5vs,, S,s,
jim feknu, re jsme NELL pro
sebe We voze zvlastni oddele-
nj. Nebyli jsme znepokojova-
nj zadnym kloboukatym Spa
nelem, ktery die sveho zvyku
obycejne kouri, co mu dech
staci, pf.i ucpanych oknech.
Mas slechetny privodce nam
dal dobre ponauceni. Jeho po-
zadavky byly ale "a to dosti
nepoctive; kdyby mn6 bylo slo
penize, rekl bych, re byly
velmi drahe. Avsak mel tolik
vytacek pohotove, a nikdo Sc
nam pax nedral do nasich "a
lezitOsti.
Hodiny mijely. Matka ma
iiz spala nebo chtela spati.
Posadil jsem Sc vedle Filipy,
septal il sama slova dosud
JENNIE zahalene lasky. Ona ma
ne neodpovidala - ia take
necekal ma odpoved' - avSak
oci jeff byly sklopeny, tva-
re il jen horely. Vzdychala.
Smutny usmev pohraval il ko-
lem tresnovych rtd, usmev, kite
ry vyprav6l svetu bold. Tato
povzdechnuti, ten 1smev mne
poved6l, re mi rozumi, avsak
rekl mi tez, ach, re sc nikdy
zadost ma nevyplni!
Minulost Sc nezapomina!
Avsak vzdor tomu vSemu ne
chala ruku svoji V me; ac
jsem ved6l, co Sc vsecko stalo,
nevaham, ale muslin ffci, ze
jsem byl pojednou po tolika
a tolika m6sicfch Ease Iplne
st'astnym.
Pro mne koncila costa tato
prilis brzy. v noci prijeli jsme
do Burgosu, hlavniho to mesta
star6ho kastilskeho kralov-
stvi; polozil jsem hlavu ma po-
dusku a spal jsem tax klidne,
jak jiz davno ne - cd te do
by pred nocf tou desnOu, kdy
jsem videl stati Filipu posne-
zenou pred svym oknem, a
kdyz jsem 81 rekl, re zivot mIj
stoji nyni "a ziti - ze mann ny
nj co doufati.
KAPITOLA TX.
Zachranen a - milovan!
Nyni, co jsme zachran6ni We
spanelsku; nyni, kdy uvezne-
nj Filipino jest jiz v6ci zcela
nemoznou. ano vypovezeni ze
Zeme tax volne v predpisech
mezinarodnich zavazkd Sc me-
da AMI mysliti. kde re sve viny
mdze byti nanejvyse podezfi-
vana, pakli podezfeni opravdu
ma nj padne = nyni mohu ry-
chile pfejiti vsechny zpravy o
dvou nasledujicich mesicfch,
tim spise, an by nebyly nicim
jiym nez malymi popisy oby-
cejne cesty pc spanelsku.
Pro mne, po tech smrtel-
nych izkostech, po tom des-
mem strachu, s jakym jsem kaz
dou novou hodinu ocekaval,
nev6da, co noveho pfinese,
ktery mas vlastn6 vyhnal z An
glie, Zda Sc snad mnohemu sko
70 nemoznym. ze jsem sc tax
brzy vpravil do postaveni oby-
teineho turisty. ktery vodi dv9
danny po cestach: pro ten cas-
nebyl jsem opravdu niGim il
nym. q
z Burgosu ieli isme do Val
ladolidu; Valladolidu do -
Madridu, toho tax vysoko wy
strceneho mesta. j s jeho wy
prahlym. nezaifmavym okolfm
a ohavnym podnebim.
Zde isme sc dlouho nezdrze
Ii. At jiz ia spatna a prom9nli
vyS vSy,, q onr1icLS .oc& coIo hox
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z casovych hovori.

Co fikate tomu americ-
kemu skandalu pri ud6lenl ce-
ny "a nejlepsf navrh "Jak "a
braniti valkam?"
- MysIim, re z toho bude
jeste velka vojna!
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Tricetileta dcera: Bohuzel
ma plesich stale!
Otec: No tax, ma prazskych
mostech uz sc nevybira.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-19
OMAR NET STARS
TAKE ON BUTLER
Hard Fight Expected Tonight
at TomIinson Hall,

The Omars and Butler at Tomlinson
Hall tonight
The crack Independent basketball
team that gave the Franklin College
State champions a close game recently
is all set to throw plenty Of trouble
in the path Of Pat Pages crew.
Butler took only a light workout
today in preparation for the Omars
tonight. The Omar FIVE has been
practicing hard for Bulldog meat and
Page will have to use his wits TO win.
Butterflies had tough job stopping
the snappy offensive the Hanover
College team handed them Friday
night in the local gym. but finally
came out with the lions share, 1924.
Both teams started with a fast often
sive game and Hanover TOOK the lead,
piling up eight points before the Bull
dogs could snag g basket.
When Coach Page settled his men
down to a defense the Hanover ram.
page was checked and Butler. headed
by Middlesworth, started on it's VIC
tory march
Middlesworth played the best game
for the local team. Nipper and Reach
were next best on the Bulldog FIVE.
Gear kept the Butler scoring aces
at bay from the Hanover floor guard
position. Feeler and Beer backed him
up in fine shape.