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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12
Doug and
Mary Thru
Complete Working on
Current Films

Production activities 6t tho Pick
fofd.Fairbanlts studios were complet
cd with tho ending OF tho year 1929.
Actual filming OF Mary PickfordH
new offering. Dorothy Vernon n
Haddon Hall" was finished on De.
ccmber 81. and Marshall Neilan and
the editorial STAFF nre now IN the
midst Of cutting and editing this
feature.
The Finishing OF this picture com.
plotes Miss piekford's production
schedule. which called for Two pic.
lures during the past year.
While no release date has yet
been arranged for Dorothy Vernon
OF iIaddon Hall" Il will Dc dls'rib.
uted thru ths United artists corpor.
alton. and probably viii reach tho
public some time IN March.
Douglas FHiFbapka production.
The Thief Of BAsdad," vas com.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12

titles
For instance. Jack Hol,. who
plays tho role OF u rich young bach.
elor who has been intrigued by tho
fascinating opera singer. Rita Gov.
entry. Il seen leaving his apartment
in New York and entering tho
home Of his sweetheart IN cieve.
land. There II no title 20 tell that
he has left Now York for Cleveland.
there are no scenes showing hun
entering n train or leaving one.
Yet. according 10 experts who have
seen the production. the action IL
clear.
Some OF the finest dramatic nc.
ton in tho picture Is In the ionges,
sequence uninterrupted By any ii.
tles-and tho play OF personalities
and situations IL clearly presented.
the audience being fully aware OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12

turning Of the frat crank was
something % al event ~ Tho studio.
lnasmueh as il marked tho flrst WI.
liam DO Afllia production tn tho
East. Heretofore ID Mile has made
AL his pictures at the West coast
studios
Lois Wilson and Richard DIX play
the leading roles in The new pro.
due'!on. Miss Wilson appearing in
tho role played hy Phyllis roYnk on
Tho stage. and Dix taking tho part
played b. Robert Amrs at the liar.
ris thkatsr.
''lcsbound, !, win be recalled. was
awarded tho Pulitzer pFixa Zoe the
best American play os tho past year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12
FEW TITLES
IN NEW PLAY

A new Technique In motion pic.
tnre production AZ developed BY
William do Mile. producer Of Para
mount pictures, will be revealed
when Don't Call II Love-" an
adaptation by Clara BeraHgsr OF
Julian Streets novel, Rita Coven.
try has its premiere.
Much OF the Story win be sug.
gested by the action 10 tho pictures
rather than By reading titles. IN
fact. do Mile and Mrs. Beranger
have performed inc remarkable feat
81 reducing the number OF iltles 10
about one-half the total actually
found In a film production. and
have eliminated all time ard place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12

every though, of tho players.
Nisa N8ldl plays Rita Coventry,
the oncra singer whose name =
frat coupled with that OF her con.
ducsar. who then inuigusa the
bachelor and later wins a young
piano tuner who Is also n talented
composer ana pianist.
Agner Ayrcs plays tho cultured
young woman whom tho bachelor
really loves. Theodore Koslotf plays
tho opera conductor. and Rod Ia
Rocquc the pianist. Robert Edeapn
has the part or thu opera manager.
and Julia Faye IL cast as the friend
who urged rho cultured siFi 10 exert
lure" upen tho bachelor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12
Is PALMER's FIRST

Judgment Of the Storm the
first screen production made by the
Palmer Phoioplay corporation. was
released by the Film Booking OF.
fees January &. and Il now being
shown in first run cities all over
The country. The aspiring screen
author clan everywhere has been
eagerly awaiting It's presentation.
for u represents the Palmer cerpor.
atoms initial effort 10 bring the
unknown" writer's OF the nation
and their stories into tho iinielight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12
LUGoSl CAST FOR PLAY
bohemian barrymore WIN Show
In blood and GolT' Film.

Bella LugosI styled "ths Hnngnr.
ian barrymore" has been engaged
BY Distinctive 10 play IN BLOOD and
Gold"
IAgoM made his first American
appearance 10 Tho stage play. The
He'd Poppy" being cesiarred with
Tstelln Winwood. fIa has appeared
In maay foreign films and in Fox's
'-rhs silent Command"
Lusosl war born In I.ugos. Hun.
gary. end Is well known on the con.
tinent. having bean Tho leading play.
er o. The famous Magyar theafer In
budapest. no Is 4 member Of the
Dramatic Art Institute Of Hungary,
tho highest honor which can be
given an actor IN that country This
IL The production IN which Conrad
Saeel and Alma Rubcns arc starred.
Albert Parker = directing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12
"IcEBoUND" is BEGUN
DesIiiie Starts First Eastern Picture
With Lois Wilson and Dick Dix

William DO Mile has begun the
Paramount production OF ice
bound. en- adaptation By Clara
neranKer Of tho prize stage sncfeNa
OF the same nanH by Owen Davis.
al tho Long Island studios, the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12
Here
Max
Thousand
HY KUTG5

Did you see
and dog do a ma
screen at your {
week? Funny.
wonder how the
pen pictures mq
We have, manyi
Having seen
,oonIst. . on the
screen fables. wa
studios Of the q
time making 4
movies. and gIea
hand. There Isl
ioned about Pal
rame we found
4 staff OF IS al
gagged in making
cats, dogs. eleph
other animals.
nestle.
With the cent
story in mind. /
main charactersI
pref the story.
are brought intd
skulful strokes d
action requires n
created.
PICKS ACTORS5
WRITES STORY
With his chara
and his story n
creator Of the 81
bIes' develops al
Or continuity.
''Backgrounds'
These picture tal
serior and exteri(
regular motion
Backgrounds ard
Sackup many Sd
stlopcd in detail. /
Animation taxi
Backgrounds are Il
tsnous use OF th(
refers TO the WOO
dreds Of little dr)
give the life-likd
when shown I'M
on the screen.
assigned scenes
o. characters wifi
best TO bis talen(
Working lrawi]
On translucent q
the anina,or cad
lines Of the pred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12

The first can opener. made nrccn.
sary b. the growth OF tho canning
industry. brought liz inventor = large
fortune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12

The next hodse.podso made b the
Lyman n. Howe organization and
released thru Educational Film TX.
changes. Inc. win be "a sailors
TAfe.H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12

pieted almost sImul,ss.,
Miss PickfoSd'a. the rao 49, r
Gambler being devoted aims, ! i. (
~ 10 the filming Q. scsns. i, !, q
ana fantasy. with The "a ~. Z .
pearing 10 ihs7s sequence. -
'vrhe rhirf ~ Bsrdss.
given the usual psIrss. y
York pressntalioa N ~ :, !
legitimate iheatsfs. W.
showingn IN other Eey az :
low Plans FOR the ses.,., : !, (
button Of this predue,lon u = (
held IN absyance. 10 = III.
following the Eew Yovt
which probably Wit ocepf 6,- ..'
month OF March.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-22
H. S. Basketball Friday

B-nwuebu e Frosh. 30 Tech Frosh. s.
Advance. 30 Broad klp1.r- %
H--ea Grove. Il Broad Ripple. e
Eine.nn=s h. 5. II, NuceHnes Col
Martinsviue. So. Columbus. "a
Columbus Seconds 80 <cwbern 81.
Ru-hvlle. 66; Suiceiaud. p.
Ru-hviie seconds ~. Orange %.
Hartford CITY. }3- Fcruviiie is
FreetJ~u "a Croth-r-v Iie. is.
Frankfort i3. Rochester tJ
Fraukfnr, seconds. 33. StpckWeM Is.
CrawfOrdsviic. 2S. Greeucastic. 20.
Ilu field 30 Am0 2G.
Ooltic. -; Paol. is
St.esviLc. "a. Avon 20
Newcastle 81. Eaton IL
Bloomington 2s- Orleans p
Greenfield. -. Warren Township. II.
Franklin. -; Shelhyvile 30.
Lapel 81. Anderson. 81
summitville, 20. Muucie Is.
Prairie Is: Upton. g.
Sharpsvile so Greentown. a.
I.o-auspurt - Young America. o.
Carlisle. 20 New Lebanon. Is
Cencauuuu. b West Terve Haute. 7,
Moniezuma. 10: Marshall Is.
Codim0ut 10; Otter Creek, 6.
Normal. 30, Glenn. -.
Clay City. 40 Midland s
K0k0mo 40. Elwood 20
CASTOR. 20, Yorktown. 10
T Tafo5 ctr Sr . ro6 spi H. GtT
UaleVlIe 3S MOORE and 49,
DuukIrh % R0yerton II
ModOC 81. Wayne Township. 9.
Peudleton. %. Selma. pa
Cicero 30. Atlanta 50
Fauburen. 33; Lafontajne. IL.
ReChey 33: Upland 10
bTownshurg, b; jamestown "a.
Gas City %; Bunker Hi. IA
Albany 81: Matthews 22
MONTPELIER. 81 Sweetser IA
West Middleton 30. Claw Township. IS
New London rs. Union Township .
Remington. ~. Fowler. 10
North Manchester. 80: Fulton. J. >.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-22
BOXING MANAGER
CREATES TURMOIL
Curiey Kicks Judge aud
feree-Baned for Life

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Nov 22-Diek
-ur.ay. Chicago boxing m3naes-
made IL show ~ himself during
.ae first n ,ae Madison Square Car
len elimination contests held FIJI
day nigh, to decide upon a successor
20 the championship titLo vacated
Ivy Johnny Dundee. featnerweirnt.
Cur.evs license was revoked ~
the New York boxing commission
and he was barred from New York
rings for life as a result If q dis
turbancs he created. lie was n the
corner with Mike Dundee Rock Is
land fea1herweicht
When the decision of the Judges
was announced against Dundee and
.r favor If Danny kramer. Car.es
kicked the water bucket into the
press box. stormed across thu r-ag
and kicked ar the face OF Charles
Madison. one of the Judges ard
then kicked Patsy Haley, the referee.
Spectators swarmed 10 the riusside
and o riot was threatened. but spe-
claI cops rushed CUrley out Of the
building.
Tn the ether bouts on the program,
Kid Kaplan won Il ten-round deci-
sion from Bobby Garcia, and lose
Lomhardo won ten-round decision
from Lew Paluso.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-22
RED CROWNS IN FIELD
Coach Smith Rounding Out Fast
Basketball Team.

Coach Ross Smith Is whipping into
shape formidable ar-r.eatiou in
the Red Grown basket teau The
squad has defeated tho Fl. Harrison
officers Five Points and Crescent
a. G.
a feature Of late season for the
Red Crowns viii be the tournament
held ar The Whiting Gud) Commun-
ivy Center. where teams r-preseut-
ing various divisions az the Standard
Oh Company Gndiaua) win compete
III an effort 70 dcthrone the COM
pany crack combination, the Whit
ing Red Circles
Tho Rei Crowns arc using The old
propylaeum floor. and he team s.
next contest VIII be with The Law
renee Independents. Dec. 4.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-22
TO TACKLE
Up. C.S SUNDAY
Interesting Independent Fray
at WASHINGTON Park.

Coach Al Feeney Of the Y. ?. C.s
today announced his team in readi-
ness for the contest with the c. & 0.
eleven from Peru which viii take
place at Washington Park Sunday
at O'Clock
This contest viii be the semi
windup Of Independent football in
indianapolis. The last contest will
bee PLAYED at Washington Park. Nov
30, with the strong kokomo Aneri-
can Legion team.
Feeney announced his squad is in
good condition, with the exception
of Harry Jackson. frst-string quar-
ter. Danny OHair VIII pilot the
F'eeneymen Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-22
Broadcast Speech
Independent Football

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-22
'HALLERS' AT KQK0M0

BV Times Npcci0t
KOKOMC, ind. Nov 2o.-The last
home game Of the local American
Legion football schedule IS ON sun
day Manager Spruce has arranged
for q great attraction by booking INC
Notro Dame Al Star nall squad for
q return contest. EARLY this year
the Harers defeated the Legion,
10 @.
Indications point to the Kokomo-
Y. T. g. fray at Indianapolis Nov.
80 AS IL real battle between evenly
matched teams. Kokomo expects to
win and then the locals have 10
settle the tie game they played with
Jasonyllle two weeks ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-22
Nat Cracker
Our All Americans

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A tfpt-L.r, ,1,1,,tr run, ~
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LUCKY TO LOSE BUT SEVEN OF
rsr.. t-rg-tr.r C..,,4--
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guns '',1 $50 ''-e N''7'' ''''''',,e
"'''"- 'l''dii ''.'. men '''i O-'"',S
i'.ii''l'i','' rom ASKING WHY q 1"ucI''
GOVT 7houlo count more IMAM
'o0oiioa1h'
1905 G!ded Rltterfies Who sat through
t.irae- quatres. Of the omeconlinE game
80
go.,tf l4pr-,,r,rr T.. WI. ,,..,
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-22
FOX BOWLS 200 SCORE


Fox n the IIoosjer Coffee bowling
te4m IN the Central League created
q sensation Friday night ~ his last
whirl at the naples by getting "a
string Of strikes which Melted him a.
score OF 200 II was the best score
If the present league season.
The coffee team bowlers We're
''hot and tho Three-T Coffee squad
lea the team scores with a Lore
count.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-22
MANUAL PLAYS DANVILLE

The Manual High School basket
bail team Will play Danvjlle tonight
at the Pittsboro gym. The Danvillo
gymnasium is not completed, which
uecessitated the change.
Coach Jones of Manual has some
promising material which will be in
creased when the football players
join the hardwood performers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-22
H. A. C. BANQUET NOV, 29
Athletes to BE Honored by Local
Club-Confusion on Date.

As announced in The Times Of Fri
day the Ifoosier A C. VIII give o ban
quet Nov. 20 TO the various athletic
champs of indianapolis, including
an lines Of sport.
There has been confusion in the
date which was announced in other
papers as tonight The banquet is
one week from tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-22
WIND UP AT NOBLESVILLE
WestfieId Defeated i'm Final Game
Five Contests Won.

BIZ Times Special
NOBLESNILLE, Ind. Nov. %
The Noblesville High School foot
ball team closed the season Friday
afternoon by defeating Westfeld, Z
to o.
Tho local boys Won five games.
lost one. one was a scoreless contest
and ONE was thrown out because
two officials We're not on the l. H. S
A. \. approved list.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-22

Last year one of Yale's greatest
teams was all set to get even for the
Al to 0 victory that Eddie Mahan'
Harvard team scored ten years ago.
Harvard wasn't so good last year,
but a cloudburst came along and
turned the Harvard stadium into d
pond and Yale had to be satisfied
with q / 2 to victory.
Big Three" Finale
Today the fates seemed to havs
come again to save one of Harvard's
worst teams from annihilation by
one Of Yale's best teams in the final
game Of the Big Three series.
10 Yale was betting Z to Friday
night that Harvard would be beaten
and was willing to wager 3 to > that
Yale would win by more than forty
points. but the rain came and
crossed ali the expectations.
IT. is tradition that on wet,
sloppy field the breaks count for
everything No team with q fast.
running attack and an overhead
game can function 100 per cent on
u slippery field with wet ball.
Crowd of 10000
While the dismal weather damp
ened the hopes Of the Yale followers
it failed to hold down the crowd
The same number Of special trains
and the same thousands and thou
sands hocked in. The athletic Off
GERS announced Yale bowl would DO
filled to its 10000 limit.
Change in the weather, Of course,
affected the betting and Yale odds
dropped down 70 , 70 1 and TO s
this morning. with few Harvard TAX.
ers
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-22
Tnledo al DeIand

b. Times Special
TOLEDO, Nov 22.-The Toledo
American Association baseball club
Will train next spring at Deland
Fla. according to a telegram re-
ceived here from Joseph O'Bnen.
president OF the club, who is in
Florida
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-22
(TOudbanI1 Is First

BIZ United Press
MANCHESTER, England, Nov. %
-. Whites Cloudbank won the
November handicap here today from
field Of seventeen horses. w. c..
Singers Daimyo finished second
with j. Huns False Alarm third.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-22
State Grid Today

Butler W. Haskell at Irwin Field.
Northwestern vs.. Notre Dame.
Purdue vs.. Ind ana.
% Pauw VS. Wabash.
Rose Poly VS. State Normal.
Farlham VS.. Nuncie Normal.
Oakland City vs. Einceunes.
ION hard vs.. NalDaraiso.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-22

BB Times Special
DETROIT, Nov. 22.-BOb Sage,
local middleweight, outpointed Billy
Britton, Kansas, in a ten-round bout
Friday. K. o. Jeakle outboxed Red
Herring on the same card
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-22
VOgler Defeats Coheld

Louis Vogler defeated DR.. J. ".
Cofield Friday night in the State
three-cushion billiard tourney in
progress at Coolers parlors by a
score of so to II. The game ended
in the sixty-eighth inning.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-22
ENORMOUS CROWD
VIEWS LAFAYETTE
STATE STRUGGLE
Indiana and Purdue Open
New Stadium With Annual
Rivalry Contest,
By Times Special

t4 tAfe SLttt+t
LAFAYETTE. Ind. Nov y
This was ne hig day at Purdue. The
opening ana dedication Of the Ross
Ade stadium the new athletic field.
was the big attraction. which drew
thousands Of alumni back to the old
II ampiug grounds along with many
VISITORS. which included the Indiana
University followers. 10 witness the
i. -B0ilermaker annual grid battle.
Twenty thousand spectators We're
10 witness the contest All hotels.
roomIne houses and fraternity
homes. were packed Friday ni-A--
4 special train Cf twelve coaches
from Bloomington came IN this
uornins with approximately 1000
Crimson r0OterS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-22

3gdIn on the local gFlQlfOn.
Coach Hanley Of Haskell an
nounced thar Levi. his great full
hack, would be in the game for at
least a part Of the time This meant
Buffers task was more difficult, as
The big Indian is a terrific dna
uIuueer and in 1928 ripped and tore
mis- way through the local forwards.
Griggs Is Back
Gricgs. who has been out with a
dslocated shoulder. also was ready
ana the IrvinEt0n supporters were
counting on Hal 20 show plenty Of
stuff I'm his last game in a Blue and
White jersey. II was his last
chance
Captain Woods was 20 play his
rnaI game also, and was ready TO
put forth his every ounce Of strength
10 climax his brilliant career with
another splendid exhibition OF his
prowess on the gridiron-
Levi Signed by Yanks
According 10 the Haskell coach.
Levi viii end his football days as
an amateur this season as ne has
been signed by the New York Amer
Aan League baseball team for a Trial
axt spring He has played first
base and in The outdeld ar Haskell
and is a good batter.
Levi planned To give an exhibition
before the game Of his remarkable
ability i'm heaving forward passes.
lie is credited with being able 10 toss
the pigsl1in eighty yards
Coach H.nkie left Friday night
with his freshmen squad to play the
Centre College yearhncs at Dan
vile, Ky. today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-22
LAST DAY FOR B0WLERS
Entries for City Tournament Must
he in by Tonight.

ft ii ~ 'Ii~''''
Entries for the city bowling tour
ney. which begins next weekend.
must be in tonight. c. a. Collins,
secretary of the local association viii
be ~ Beams Illinois alleys to receive
the late entrants.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-22
BUTLER FACES HASKELL
IN FOOTBALL WIND UP
Exciting FracaS Promised at Irwin Field as Pagemen
TackIe RedsNn Warriors From Kansas

Butler closed It's football Irwin field this after
with the Haskell Indians the opposition The Red
skins Of Lawrence Kan defeated last in thrilling
contest looked for thrills when the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-22

When the team not in possession of the
ball is peualzed for being off side it
grasses all previous downs. and the ensu-
ing down is the first with ten yards to
gain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-22

How do officials determine whether or
not IN shift plays the players did or
did not come to a stop i'll their new
positions:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-22
Fans Pour In

The Indiana football team was in
q special car. Trains and in
terurbans from Indianapolis poured
enthusiastic fans into this city.
Mary special features made the
day one long To he remembered. Il
was homecoming day for Purdue and
the old grads fackei back and
swarne5 over the campus. 4 lunch
con was held this noon for the for
1ner varsity "P" men and there
were various class reunions.
The exercises at the dedication
were TO start at 1.I5 r. m. Speeches
were on the program by George Ade
Davis Ross. President Elliott Of
Purdue and President Bryan Of In
diana
The celebration VIII end tonight
with an alumni dinner and dance at
the Memorial building.
Broadcast Speech
on Friday night Athletic Director
Kellogg. through the university
radio station. broadcast the dedica-
1ion program and told the history Of
the new stadium
OF all the ceremonies the Purdue
81 nd Indiana game was the most i'm
Sportant 70 the students. It was the
annual fray when both teams put
forth their best.
The field was muddy from recent
rains which followers Of both teams
claimed was a handicap 10 their own
particular squad
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-22
PigSkin Primer

If the team not in possession of the
ball is declared off-side and a five-yard
penalty is inflicted. what is the num-
Der of the next down? 1t was second
down when the off-side play occurred.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-22

This Is a matter of Judgment. The rule
states In ease OF doubt the penalty should
be enforced and the majority of officials
interpret the play that way.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-26
Aluminium Is
Metal of Future
Say English

b London, June q. CA. PIN the
confident belief that aluminium is to
be the metal Of the future big
staff of research chemists is in
vestigatng the metal at the Nation
al Physical Laboratory at Teddlng-
ton Thames. Several valuable
discoveries have already been made.
One of the chemists, j. ID. Grogan,
had this to say to a reporter:
I've have found how to make this
metal, hitherto somewhat poor con-
ductor Of electricity, of good con-
ductivity. Aluminium has been slow
ly replacing copper in electrical un-
dertakings, particularly for high
tension cables, and our discovery
will help it to replace it much quick
er This alloy is both cheaper and
of higher conductivity than copper
weight for weight
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-26
Athletes Aided
In Japan's New
Military Terms

Toxic, June 26.-(A.PD-To en-
courage athletics, and in the hope
Of raising Japan's international
athletic status, the government has
announced changes in the regula-
tons governing conscription for
military service. Hereafter young
Japanese who 60 aboard for ath-
letic competition will have their
transcription terms postponed un-
til their athletic tour Is finished.
This, it is claimed, will encourage
international competition, as here
tofore promising athletes have been
prevented from going abroad by
the imminence of their conscrip-
ton terms.
% The members of the Meiji Univer-
sity baseball team, which is tour
ing the United States this spring
and summer, the athletics who take
part in the Olympic Games in
Paris, and e. the members of this
years Davis Cup team will be the