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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
PLAN A HOME
PROPERLY
Tricky" Exterior Is Not
Everything in Home
ny SAMUEL ANDERSEN


In the past days OF homo building.
it Is quite apparent that the homo
builder was inclined TO minimize tho
value OF real thought and study IN
tho planning OF home. with the
few remaining relies Of former DO.
nestle grandeur about US We see In.
teriors often neglected and tho ex-
tremely russy exterior much IN
vogue. Tho reason il hard 10 explain.
Our rorefathers. being Of a harder
disposition. perhaps. were not as ex-
acting about personal comforts az
h tho present day generation and
belng. perhaps. slightly more priml.
tive. the tricky" exterior was ap-
parentiy dear Co his heart Tho we'll,
planned home OF today ia not essen
tally one Of pleasing exterior alone.
but one that shows thought and
study "a 10 interior Arrangement
also. Tho home. whose door, overlap
when opened and whose doorknobs
cling linEerinEly together. shows
poor planning Tho house. whose
stairway neeesHitates ducking tho
head while descending ~. is another
poor sample. also ~ house that
necessltatea passing thru many
rooms 10 reach tho inaccessible bath
or kitchen. tho house tina, lacks the
handy CUES; closet and a score OF
other refinsments. an entrance un-
protected from the outside wind and
storms. these are only few OF the
many ailments that n partly planned
house Ia subject 10.
Planning a homo properly and 70
suit ones pocketbook Il much Ike
solving a puzzle The home IA
planned 20 hinge around sunlight
and view. rooms are maFshAilsd
about and varied In size. 50 to obtain
tho most satisfactory and practical
result until the whole design 4. knit
ted together 20 form tangible con.
crete plan.
a. 10 the cNtcriors. they readily
adapt themselves 10 the plan. but
outward Appearances must ever b,
borne in mind whlio creating tho in.
nor, Correct treatment Is another
requisite Of the well planned modern
home
Various types and periods IN do
nestle Archi,eeturcs have fully es-
tablished themselves with the home.
building public OF today. and the de.
sigurr must be versatile In his
knowledge OF these types and por
TINY them correctly and truly, THIS
a. treatment. Merely because house
displays a sweeping roof does not
make u English. nor do classical
cornicss and fan.likhta make Colon
ial homes. nor do scattered bits OF
tile and ornamental iron work make
Il spanish. but tho various elements
Of both exterior and interior mast BE-
blended and treated as 10 form a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04
viii 30 avallabl, in a fow days.

VIII 70 aNhthhis VI low uAFas
Bert @. Owen. chairman OF the
meeting committee OF the board.
announces an active program for
tho year. II. \. NJ. Bonnhr. chair.
man OF the entertainment, commit.
too promises members some inter.
cstlnE features.
J. T. Chain. chairman OF the
publicity committee expects 10 make
popular tho term. ''Reaitor."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-04

You can place a Classified al IN
The star for less and reach more
people.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30
Has Hard Time 8
to Feed VII
Once Stomach Trouble-Now Big Appetite

In slight disorders such as
sional constipation or gas on the "A
ach and headache when due to M
inaction), single spoonful of Adj
often produces surprising and graz
ing results. In cases Of obstinate
stipation or stomach trouble, IL AL
ika does not bring relief in "a IA
hours the advice of a reputable phk
clan should be secured.
Reports from Physicians
al congratulate you on the good
feet from Adlerika since l prescri.
it," (Signed) DR.. L. Langlois.
"Adlerika is the best in my emf
81 years experience" (Signed) DR..
Il prescribed Adlerika with higl
satisfactory results" (Slgned) DR..
c. c. Name given on request.)
"I can't get along without Adlerik
(Signed) DR.. w. II. Bernhart.
j. f. Pickett Ga user of Adlerik
writes: After taking Adlerika
better than for 20 years. Haven't Il
guage TO express the impurities ELI
mated from my system"
Adlerika is a big surprise to PEG
who have used only ordinary bowel q
stomach medicines because Of its RE
and QUICK action. Sold by lead
druggists everywhere. In IndianapC
by the Hook Drug Co, and other le'
Ing Observation-Disclosures
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30

"My wife was afflicted with stomach
trouble for years. She tried everything
but got no relief. Adlerika was rec
ommended to me and I want to give
my heartfelt thanks. MY wife is now
in the BEST OF HEALTH and il costs
me about all I make to feed her. Have
recommended Adlerika to n good many
and IL has helped every one" (Signed)
f. NJ. Noble.
Intestinal Evacuant
There Is now offered to the public
liquid preparation which is not only
wonderfully effective and QUICK in
festival evacuant, but which also seems
to stimulate the glands of the intesti-
nal tract and to cause expulsion of
fatus GAS. This preparation, known
as Adlerika, is valuable agent for
the purpose of cleansing the bowels of
matter which has been in the system
long time and which other less eff
fective means have been unable to dis
lodge IL is often astonishing the great
amount Of matter Adlerika draws from
the intestinal canal-even right after
natural movement il sometimes
brings out unsupported quantities Of
additional matter. Many times IL
brings out much GAS, thus relieving
pressure in the abdomen Adlerika Is
especially valuable when PROMPT ac-
tion is necessary or to encourage the
elimination of lnetabolic poisons
through the bowels
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30
MARRIAGE Licenses

John NJ. Miller. %. Berkeley. Cal. en-
gineer; Claire Harroll. "a. lis E. Twenty
Fifth.
Edward Griebelbauer. 30, 1S43 Single
ton, wire worker: Hattie NJ. Hoffner. "A
367 E Terrace. machine operator.
Darcy r. Lewellen. 90. Columbus,
Ind. manufacturer. Lulu Cox. 20. As w.
Don P. Ulmer. 81. Greencastle. Ind,
student: Dorothy A, Greenwalt. 20. 1924
Clarence L. Park. 81. e2e w. Thir-
teeth. car repairer: Sedonia H. Robinson.
Alfred ". Gilbert. 40. 1875 Arrow. fore
man; May Baurley, 46. Ala Goodlet. do
Charlie E. Pearson. 80. 1917. Roosevelt.
mechanic: Florence l.. Peters. II. 40 N.
Raymond L, Smith. 20. s35 N. Ala
bama. news dealer; Irene NJ. Miller. Is.
1875 W. New York. glove turner.
Lee Campbell. II, 1914 W. sixteenth;
laborer; Dorothy NJ. Fleneigh. II. 516
Bert f' Davis. go. 1889 W. Washington.
barber; Carrie Whitman. 20. s26 N. Cap
vi Clyde +, Pike. 90, 1891 Broadway. con;
tractor: Beatrice N. G. Prange. %. 726
Pete johnson. "a. 2o44 Beilefontaine.
painter: Vera l.. English 10. zoos E.
Thirty Ninth, domestic.
George T. Dickson "a. Edgewood. FIRE
man: Josephine B. Brown. 81. Edgewood.
domestic.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30
Manual High
Minutes

The Latin Club has elected Hazel
Gooch, president; Doris Bush, vice
president, and lima Cornell, treas.
urer.
The French Club has as its Off
GERS Irene Newell, president, and
Leone Tacoma, vice president and
secretary.
The Spanish Club chose Frieda
Citing, president; Lille Burris. vice
president, and Alma Wenning, sec
rotary.
Seventy-four men reported for
basketball practice. Good prospects
are Albert Rubbish, Hershell Mar
shall and Leslie Brandt.
The Booster staff is planning to
attend the Indiana. high school press
convention at Franklin, Oct. 23 and
"a. Approximately twenty will &c
from Manual. The four delegates
will be Margaret Black, Norman E.
Isaacs, George Lloyd and Ruth Nc
Conville.
The Junior Red Cross Club elect
ed as officers at it's first meeting
Leila Walton, president; Esther Sill
verman, secretary, and Edna Kirch
treasurer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30
Talks Today
5:30-WAHG, WIZ.
6:35-WGY.
7:00-WCAU, WCCO.
7:30-WRNY,

RR FS!a9h 85s9s;s?s wv Hok s5s s.
1880, Davenport-Organ baritone
Dance WoJ (447.5l. ChicagoNsky
larks; trio: vocal. WRw (2731. larry
town-Dance. VITAE (3S9.4)' Cleve-
land-Dance vocal
1918 r. M.-WLs (344.6). Chicago -
Quartet.
1890 r.. M.--KHJ (405.2), Los Angeles
SPECIAL program. WCEE (275.l). Ell
caSoaze oreheStra w$N Ho s72S CHI 9a
Moines-Dance. VIVID (362 81. MOOSE,
WSMB (310j. New orlesns-orchestra a. a.
1916 p. M.-WSB (42S.3). Atlanta
Music and entertainers,
P aGseamK po H9A San Fra RsaSs5
organs woK T2175pS Ghcago onleoaSS
piano: orchestra: string trio. " q"
S. PaqGorssn. WEBB WEBH ss &9Io02Ss5apS Chs
cago-Songs orchestra WHAD (275J /.
Milwaukee-Reques organ recital.
IL 40 r, M. = WDAF 1885. 81, Kansas
City-.Nighthawks frolic.
chestra KPO 1855 San FranciscoN
Your Hour League" WioK t217'31
Chicago--Orchestra vocal. string trio.
100 A. M.-WQJ (447.5). Chicago
Ginger hour.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30
MANY NOTARY BONDS
Registration Causes Large Demand,
Says Deputy Clerk.

With the approach of the Novem-
flee has been swamped with applica-
tons for notary bonds, according to
Mrs. Jessie SCOOTER, deputy clerk.
Mrs. SCOOTER said that during the
past few weeks she has issued from
eighteen to twenty bonds day.
More than $50 have been issued
since Sept. II, she said. Persons
are seeking notary bonds to assist
as precinct workers in registration
Of voters, she said. Oct. is the
last registration day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30

81. Energy.
| %. Three-toed sloth.
"a. Player occupying middle pos
ton pl).
Is. Two-edged swords.
81. Damages.
20. Existed.
80. To score six points.
80. Plant used for bitter drug.
| 33. Perfect score.
80. Large South African antelope.
| 81. Head of the team.
40. Fairy.
AZ. While.
40. Withered.
A. Collision.
as. To be sick.
46. Point of compass.
Az. To rent again.
40. Paid publicity.
so. Biscuits.
81. Kernel.
SO. To tear.
81. Toothed cam.
Sc. Exclamation OF laughter
81. Note in diatonic scale.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30
OHIO MAN KILLED
By Times SpecioJ

81 1SmeS SDeci0b
COLUMBIA CITY, Ind, Sept. 90
M. w. Battenfeld, so, of Delaware
Ohio, was killed near here Tues
day, when a fast train struck his
auto. His wife was seriously hurt
They were driving home from Des
Moines, Iowa.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30
ORDER STOP WARNINGS
Signs to Re Painted on Streets
Leave Is Extended

On recommendation of Sergt. John
J. O'Neal of police accident proven
ton bureau, the board Of safety has
ordered stop warnings painted on
Brookside Blvd at Rural St. and
Michigan st. at Holmes Ave.
Leave of absence of Claude Scho-
yer was extended to. Jan. l, on rec
ommendation of Police Chief Her
man F.. Rikhoff. Transfer of $1,450
from the police salary fund to the,
automobile parts and equipment
fund will be asked from city coun.
Gil.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30
Radio PROGRAMS

DO p. M.-wAHG 1850. Long Island
Sport talk, pianist; WBz (3S %S 4 /
46I.3) MISUNDERSTANDING Girl
EAF Arms 491BS s3Da M MeXx Y Wo6 WT9HS
Eel 1850 Boston-Musicale. MGN
r5T0&). Chicago-Dnner concert. WIN
(361S) New Yorlx-Songs and instru-
mentaN WHO 1929 Des Mioines-99 Or
gan WOO (50S.2l. Philadelphia-Or
chestra. WOR (405.2). Newark-or-
chestra.
8 :35 p. M.-wGY (379). Schenectady
b:45 p. M.-WJJD (3028l. Moosehe art
Dinner concert. WRNY (25S.5). New
York-English song series. u.
fowa-Melody Maids. KPRC (296;9
HoystonMoid Time Fidders. K yyR
(5491 81 Louis-orGh hest cbe hf
WANG (3156j, Long 1sland9cSoprano
banjo baritone. WBCN 1850, Chicago
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30
WORLDS BIGGEST

Germany is building what will be
the worlds most powerful broadcast
ing station. 1t will be at Herzog-
stand. Bavaria, and will have a pow
er of 100 kilowatts. The idea Is to
make it available for reception by
crystal sets in all parts of Germany.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30

ship which is intended to II
more men in this form of servl
The course will open M
eevening, at the First Presby
Church, Delaware and Sixteent
It twill continue each Monday
ing for ten weeks. 1t Is open
men interested in boy work.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30
GAME HEAD REPORTS
Total of 139 Arrests for Law Viola.
tiOns i'm August.

In a report which George n.
Manifold, fish and game division
superintendent, has made to Rich
ard Lieber. director Of the depart
ment of conservation, he points out
that during August wardens made
1879 arrests and secured 126 convic-
tions for violations OF fish and game
laws.
Fines and costs collected that
month, the greater portion of which
goes to the public school fund,
amounted to s2,324.S5. The largest
single offense of this month was
hunting without a license, for which
sixty-seven persons were arrested
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30
HOoSier Briefs
Fl SEYMOUR motion picture
| Al theater offered a $50 prize
n to the first counle who

~ SEYMOUR motion picture
Al theater offered a $50 prize
to the first couple who
agreed to be married on the stage.
The film to be shown the same
evening was "Dante's Inferno"
Miss Priscilla Kersey. Boone
County's oldest resident, celebrated
her ninety-fifth birthday with Sun.
day school party.
Seven pumpkins weighing 500
pounds on a single vine is boasted
by Burl Lilly of Upton.
Carl KratZ's cat has come back at
Warsaw, after walking fourteen
miles from the farm home of Roy
Parker. Kratz carried the cat to the
Parker farm in a sack.
Carp weighing 1902 pounds have
been taken from the Lake-of-the.
Woods, Marshall County, by repre-
sentatives of the Isaak Walton
1Cc6 AAC AA0AA NCAO SOAA CT q
cents a pound and Melted $495.45.
UINCY MILLER of Frank
fort lost his watch. When
LII he went to the Clinton
County fair a stranger offered to
sell him a watch. 1t was Mi,ler's
watch.
G. G. Grootvelt. Elkhart engineer,
was hurt at Mishawaka when a
small boy threw stone into the
locomotive cab, striking Grootvelt
on the forehead.
Auburn Automobile Company at
Auburn is to build a new four-story
office building.
A. Z. Gaultry, Lagro, has been
elected president of the Wabash
County Postoffice Employees Welfare
Association.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30
Silent Today

Htral-KTDM, KFI&X, WCBD,
kENR. WFAA, VINO, WOAW,
kOI, WOWL.
\ ern-CKAC WBA.V, WBBR,
DAT, WIFI. WGBS, WGY,
MAR, WHAZ, WIKI, WHIP,
Wy, WMAK, VIC, WREO,
vito, WPG, WWJJ.
1 West-KGO.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30
KING PLOT Is DENIED
Scotland Yard Denies Report British
Ruler Endangered.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
LONDON. Sept. 3o.-Concluding
their holiday at Balmora, King
George and Queen Mary returned to
Buckingham palace today.
A published report that an attempt
to assassinate the British ruler had
been revealed to Scotland Yard was
characterized by officials of that or
ganization as flat canard."
The home office told the United
Press that the report was absolute
ly without foundation"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30

Classical Hour WBz $3.50 Spring
6sdTrio WG ess6ns 3 Esceo P 941s4}
Minneapolis Paul---Mid- week Church
Aervices. WICK OLD. Detroit-Muslc
AEAF (49l - New Yor lC Z 1T I AZ
&k5T 0i40O) Chicago Trio; con
! No. organ. WIS (344.6l Chicago
2S&laby Time String Trio; vocal
lee 1850, :. Chicago-EnseIm n,,le
Y S.isM (3S9.4). Cleveland--Organ
(3527). Detroti-orchestra; So
M.-wCAU (27s), Philadel|pdhaiasI,
@# o. Hawaiian guitar. VIVID (3Q2.o
5sehe art-Orchestra Junior band
b. M.--KoA (322.4l. Denver---or-
NN ira PWX (40o). Havana-7c-Cuban
M@-Piano; contralto recital. WEBB
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30

yO.2), Chicago-orchestra musicale
|o WCAE. WCAP. WHAs (399;8l
,nisville-Concert; talk. WHO (526)
3 MoinesE-V aried musical, program
RNY l25s.5l, New York-f1ctloh'
'o p. oMSi.LHK 7fp5iK2A tsoe.1l. East Pitts
reh-Hour of Music. WSUI ASSOC
wa City-English lesson.
P. M,-KFRU 1394d;d50l Bristowm -,
,KPRC C2e6,9) HOUSTON
k5'6). Long Island-M andolin; so
mo: banjo. WBZ $3.50 Spring
,l.EMusic. wCCO (416,4J. Minneapo
2St. Paui-Ensemble. WDAF (366.6)
lsas City-String Orchestra; solos
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30
CITY BUYS TWO 7

Russell r. MacFall, pII A
the city sanitary commi x
announced the board az -
purchase of two Sterlint J e
$5,612.50 each. They will
tractors to pull trains of ~
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30
bday's Best

k0ht. 1925, 6U United Press
Minneapolis-St. Paul (416
I'M, CST-Gordon Cooke en-
Cleveland 1889 M, 8 P. M,
gan recital.
MA Chicago GAS Nd, 9 P. M
s LAO pla yers.
and hook UP, including
y sAE, WGR, WEEP, WAR,
p. M, EST-Points Of
the Magma Charta.
Cincinnati 1926 M, 10 p.
-WSAI string quartet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30
G. A. R. LEADER XII
Post Commander Struck by
Girl Driver ExonerateC

BIZ Times Special 81
BLOOMINGTON. Sept, S&
Florence Robertson, daughtd 3
automobile dealer, was ex
today for the death of Jan ~
som. rs, commander Of the "a
A. r. post. Ransom stepptK
path Of Miss Robertson'sW
was fatally injured. He d
way to the hospital. -
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30

wMAo players. wMBB $500. Chicago
@7orchestra; vocal. WOO , (5oS;2@
(447.5) Chicago-Rainbo SHARKS; vo-
Ssl sSlos WREo GS Lansing nsr,
townwDan Ss9t orchestra; "a: vocal sii''' '-s
9:10 p; M.-KOA (322.4). Denver-Semi-
classical and popular music.
9:16 i. M-KFUO (545.1) St. Louis
Address. KTHs (374.sl. Hot Springs
Solo selections; WRNY ,(25S.5), New
York-Biography series dramatic song
music; orchestra.
$3.50 r. M-WEBH (37O.2). Chicago
Music. WIN (361.2). New Yoyk-Or-
chestra.
1000 p. MKT (467). Los Angeles
Program. KPo (42S.3) San Francisco
Courtesy program. KTHS (374.S)
Hot Springs-Organ. WBCN l266l j..
Chicago-Jazz jamboree. WCAE
t461.3 81, Observation-Disclosures WCCO
(416.4), Minneapolis-St Paul-Orches
ira; songs. WIN 1851 %. New York
Revue. WHIT (400). Chicago-varied
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30
Concert Music

kO-PWX, WHAS.
Ap-WTAM, WORD.
A-WOAI.
AWEAF, WQJ.
WEBH.
y XII, KTHS, WCAE.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30
Dancing

7:30-WEBH.
S:J0-WIIAD, WHIT, WTAS.
S:30-WTIC.
9:O0-KPRC, WGR, WIS.
y 0:OO-WCCO, WOO, WTAM.
WGN, WSMB.
II 1:00-KOA.
4 1 :30-WEBH.
4 2:00-WHT, WOK.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30

e1.5). New York-"Points Of
loo. WEEI, WWJ. WCAE.
44sAgVHAD (275l. Milwaukee,-,
snce hits. WHIT 900, Chi
ussic. WILT (394.G, Phila-
~ orchestra. WIS (344 q :,
|..@4syncop alton Hour. WMAQ
;hicago- Music. WORD (275)
p E9Dinrer music; sacred songs.
# 25S.5l, New York Radio
Explorer WSUI (4s3.6(, Iowa
sitfcal Economy. Lecture. WAN
Acknowledgement. WTAS
IN Elgin. Ill-Orchestra; studio
Ew WWWHc laI5@ 7397s}p etf P9&fiiadeipSia
user. blind Gospel singer. WRNY
4. New York-Talk: vocal SOLOS.
ki.-KOA 1922. A., Denyer-Dook
swiedge. WGN (37O.2l Chicago
hour WOAI (394.5l. San An,
sArmy band concert. WORD
Batavia - Address. WSU1
b Iowa City-.Elementary. Psy-
r." WTIC (475.9). Hartford
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30
lTodays Cross Word Puzzle
HORIZONTAL

again. Of the game by
ing this puzzle
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30
SCOUTS OFFER COURSE
Training in Boy Leadership Will be
Given.

Recognizing the need for men
we'll trained in the xitally necessary
business Of boy leadership, the In
dianapolis Boy Scout Council is offer
ing a training course in boy leader
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-30
ra and singers.

(252), Shenandoah
n Trio; Grady and Doc. KOA
1.A Denver--Scientific football
(535 A.. Chicago-Revue. KPRC
J . Observation-Disclosures. WANG
J, Long Islaod-Mandolin; or
!. WEAT (491 81. New York.
'd|2SF5sa , 4l Sew wYSH2R WIFI wand and
Era S' VIII i3s1'.21. New Iork-
WHO (526), nos Moines-Qr-
/. WL.3 1910. Cnicago-Or-
|. WILT (3G4.5). philadelphia
WMAQ (447.5l. Chicago
Evening star., 1925-08-21
18TH INFANTRY T0SSERS
TIE FOR 80 CORPS LEAD

FORT HOWARD, Md, August 81.
Twelfth Infantry moved into tie
with the Tank School for first place
in the Sd Corps Area base ball series
yesterday by nosing out Camp Hola-
bird, 3 to I.
Hola bird took the lead in the second
frame with a single tally. but dropped
behind in the following inning, when
the Riflemen staged a flve-run rally
Holabird boosted its total to five runs
in the sixth, seventh and eighth
stanzas. while 12th Infantry increased
Its lead with another rally which net
ted four tallies in the eighth.
Another pair squeezed by Holabird
failed to overcome the handicap. Ell
lington went the route on the mound
for the winners.
Evening star., 1925-08-21


AT the meeting OF the National
League, which was held in this city
in July" President Heydler said
mot only was there no change or.
dered in the ball, but no change was
even suggested. And no change has
been made. Insinuations that a
change has been made without ap-
prising the public are without foun-
dation
Some of the clubs, at the time of
the July meeting, had a sufficient
supply of base balls on hand to last
them through the season and they
have not ordered any new ones of
any kind. because they did not need
them. All orders for base balls must
pass through the league offices, and
this Office must certify that the ball
is in accordance with requirements.
ANY statement or suggestion that
the National League has changed the
ball virtually accuses this Office of
unfair practices. Every ball used in
the league bears the signature of the
league president, which Is guar
antee that it is regulation.
The craze for home runs, which