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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-27
Thursday Basketball
COLLEGES

COLLEGES
Butler 90 Franklin. 16.
SO.
Manchester. As; Danville Normal 1s.
Evansville. A Indiana Central. %.
Newberry. 32 Chattanooga. rs.
University of Virginia. 81; University Of
South Carolina, 20.
Mercer. 81: Baldwin Wallace, FL
Ohio Wesleyan, So; Baldwin Wallace. 80.
Maryland 81; Alabama. 81.
STATE INDEPENDENT TOURNEY
Kokomo 25 Greentown. 20.
Heltonville. 10: Orleans. 8.
Russellville. 10; Falmouth. II.
Morgantown. 81 GreensburR, IL
Moscow, 20: Lawrence. IL.
Warren, 1S Claypool. 16.
Vallonia. 20; Wfnslow, IT.
Muncie. 30; Elkhart. IL.
Van Buren,, u Stoney Creek. 0 (for-
feit)
Vincennes. 80; Paoli. o.
Indianapolis Rambiers. 40; TT. Harri-
son Company. ID.
Yorktown. 40; Knox. o.
Jefferson. 20: Ft. Harrison Post. g.
Pennsylvania r. r.. %; Gary. "a
HIGH SCHOOLS
Anderson Catholic, %; Cathedral Jun.
niors (Indianapolis). 20.
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no, Ho, HUM!
EngeI and TaIaber WreStIe in
Title Go.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. Feb. 27.-Heinie Engel,
Dubuque, Iowa. lost chance to win
the middlewelght wrestling title.
through carelessness Thursday night
After gripping Lou Talaber and
wearing him down with a deadlock
he took the first fall in 1922 with
a body scissors and arm lock-
In the second fall Engel had things
going Thea same way when Talaber
secured the Mum crotch hold and
half Nelson and slammed Engel to
the mat in 5;35. Engel was knocked
out and unable to continue. and
Talaber was awarded the match
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SHOE FINALS
Barnyard Golfers Toss for
Title in Florida.
Rn United Press

Bg United Press
LAKE WORTH, Fla, Feb. ~
A champion of horseshoe pitchers
was to be crowned today out Of a
field Of twelve survivors OF the $50
contestants who started two weeks
ago in the national tournament here.
Those in the battle for the title
were:
Putt Mossman. ,Eldora, Iowa;
Frank Jackson, Kellerton, Iowa; G.
c. Davis. Cleveland; William p.
Yocum, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Loren May,
Akron, Ohio; Bert Duree, Wichita,
Kan; Blair Nunamaker, Miami, Fla;
Ralph Spencer, Pitcher. Okla; c. G..
Brundigee, Cleveland; c. r. Thomp-
son. Tampa, Fla; Art Cumming,
Minneapolis; Clifford Todd. zanes-
Vile, Ohio.
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H. S. GIRLS NET GAME

The Shortridge girl basketeers
were scheduled to meet the Broad
Ripple girls today at the Shorrridge
gym to contend for the runner-up
position in the maids city series.
The north siders have secured a
win over Manual and the Tech girls
have won from all of the three
schools. Those who will probably
appear in the lineup are K. Price,
". Grabhorn, M. Brownlee, G. Mid
dleton, X. Elzea and M. Armstrong.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-27
CENTRAL DROPS GAME

Evansville Rings Up Another
Victory Over Indianapolis Team.
By Times Special
EVANSVILLE. Ind. Feb. ~
Evansville College net team kept
up its good work here Thursday
night by defeating Indiana Central
Of Indianapolis. "A to 20. The locals
stepped out fast and used subs
during part of the tilt.
Stuteville was high point man for
the winners and France for the
l1ooro
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-27
SportWord Puzzle
Yesterdays Answers

RING-No wedding Is complete
without one.
CoUCH-Always a comfortable
spot when tired
WITT-Every humcrist is sup
Yosed to be one.
Note This is the wind-up Of The
Times sport-word Puzzle series.
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RING TOURNEY FADES
Walker Withdraws and Prestige OF
Event Is Lowered.

7v United Press
NEW YORK. Feb. 27.-After an
ether withdrawal by one of TIE most
competent lightweights. th4 tourna-
nent organized by the New York
boxilg commission to find " success
scr , Seuny Leonard practically hes
blown up.
Archie Walker, former amats mr.
champion. will not meet Solly s,e-
man tonight because OF a sore ltg.
and his place will be taken by an
unknown boxer. Frankie LeFay, Of
Troy.
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1908 Hero
Bp Untted Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Feb. 81
Johnny Hayes, American hero
of the 1908 Olympic games
when he won the classic mara
thon race. is working here as
clerk.
Hayes WIS awarded the mara
thon victory when Dorando,
the Italian, was assisted across
the line after he had collapsed
near the finish. Hayes does not
take part In any athletic ac-
tivities now.
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Other Thursday Bouts

PEORIA. IH.-Harry La Barr stopped
Joe (Kid) Worley in the fourth round.
Paul Milnar got the decision. over. Johnny
Kid Washington had the better Of Kid
Thompson In four rounds.
MASON CITY, Iowa-Floyd Bowers
Bobby Job beat Battling Nelson in eight
rounds.
NEW YoRK--George Godfrey negro
heavyweight of Philadelphia, stopped
tut jackson. Washington Courthouse,
Ohio in the fifth round. Jackson was
down three times for the count OF nine
in the fourth round.
BOSTON-.Jim Maloney, Boston heavy
weight, won a ten-round decision from
Ouintin Romero. Chilean champion. Ro-
nero was foored twice in the second
round and took severe punishment to the
end.
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Tribe Gossip
By EDDIE ASH.


RED FITZSIMMONS was
r the first Indian to report for
IL the trip South. The Misha-
waka hurler visited Washington
Park this morning and announced
he felt in fine shape. Big Fitz has
his bride with him and Mrs. F1tz
plans to accompany the big boy on
the training trip.
Tom Whelan. Tribe utility PLAYER,
will not make the spring jaunt to
Plant City, Fla He is prospecting in
business in the East. Manager
Bush is trying TO arrange a deal
that would send Tom to the Inter
national League. The chunky ath-
lete desires to play with a club near
his home.
The Indians will be ION their
way" early Sunday morning. They
leave Indianapolis at 2:55 IL. m. Sun
day, on the Big Four route. Ar.
rive in Cincy at a. m. Transfer to
Southern Railway, Royal Palm spe-
cial Leave Cincy 6:15 a. m. Reach
JdchSonVlile f.z0 a. m. Monday. Ar
rive at Plant City 500 D. m. Monday.
First practice Tuesday morning at
1890.
ANAGER BUSH is trying TO
lN call off the deal for Catcher
IL Claude Robertson, but II
Birmingham objects he will use the
player during spring training. II is
a trial agreement between the Tribe
and Birmingham and Bush can es-
cape paying Cor the athlete by re-
turning him to the southern club
after spring practice Bush has de-
cided the catcher is too old.
Jack Hendricks, manager of the
Cincy Reds, left Indianapolis today
for the Queen City. He leaves Satur~
day morning for the Orlando spring
camp. He said the Reds chances
look favorable. He did rot care to go
into details, but did say he was pre-
pared for a strenuous spring work
out.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-27

New Palestine III. s. Forced to Can
Gel Basketball Games.

BN Times Special
NEW PALESTINE, Ind. Feb. 81.
Hard luck has hit Coach L. r.
Means and his New Palestine high
school basketball team in the form
of a smallpox contagion
This week with two games
on the schedule with Green
wood and Maxwell, only three
of the original squad are available
and these three have sore. w ccinat-
ed arms; accordingly, the games had
to be cancelled.
1t is doubtful II Ave boys
out of the original squad of ~
men can be gathered together
to represent the high school in the
sectional tourney to be held at
Greenfield March 8. 7.
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PURDUE AND |. u. SQUADS
CONFIDENT BEFORE GAME
Hoosier Big Ten Rivals in Important Clash Tonight
Great Battle Expected With Dope Even
81 Tlmea HneciaI

LAFAfEfTE Ind, Feb 27-Purdue and Indiana, engaged
In close tight for Western Conference honor
Memorial gymnasium here tonight o'clock in the second
game of the between the Coach Dean and his
squad OF Crimson stars arrived today and Dean an
nounced that all of his in best of condition
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Bu United Press
renee College cinched the Midwest
College conference title Thursday
night by trouncing Knox five from
Galesburg, ILL.,, % to 16. 1t was
the sixth straight victoryyfor Law
renee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-27
Gridder's Romance Creates Fuss

F1LLAN MILSTEAD, former
IA Wabash football hero and
LII in 1928 the best gridder on
Yale's squad, was suspended from
Old Eli recently for taking unto
himself wife. Milstead was the
terror of Hoosier gridirons two
years at Wabash, but Mr.. w.
Camp couldn't see him" But
when Milstead transferred to Yale
the said Mr. Camp placed him on
the first All-American mythical
eleven.
But at any rate Milstes6 had a
romance and got "hitched, which
is against Yale student rules. He
was suspended. but later the fac
ulty relented slightly and permit
ted Milstead to stick around as
special law student.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-27
NCENES STACKS up STRONG TX STATE INDEPENDENT BASKET final
Title Bout
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
FEW YORK, Feb. H.
I'M Eddie Martin. bantam
champion, has accepted
an offer of $40, 900 to meet Carl
Tremaine, Cleveland contender,
in a contest for the title in
Cleveland next summer, Mel
Cook. his manager, announced
today.
The offer was made by Matt
Hinkle, Cleveland referee and
promoter.
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Independent Tourney

TODAY's p. M. CARD AT "eY"
goo 2. M-Morgantown VS.. Moscow
800 p. M-Warren VS.. Vallonia.
4 100 X. M-Muncie vs.. Van Buren,.
q 40 z. M-Vincennes VS.. Indianapolis
Ramblers.
1880 p. M-Yorktown VS.. Jefferson
S:16 p. M-Indianapolis Pennsylvania r.
r. vs. winner OF Midland
3 100 r. M.-Winner New Palestine Bour-
bon Vs. winner utler-Ko-
,komo.
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BIZ United Press
& PHILADELPHIA Feb. 2T.-Young
Fisher. Syracuse middleweight, who
was disqualified for not trying in
a. recent bout with Harry Greb. mid
dleweight champion, was fined 5000
by the Pennsylvania boxing commits
sion Thursday
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Diamond Dust From Dixie

:, SARASOTA. Fla.-Arthur Nehf. Jack
leading Giant hold.outs, have signed new
contracts Walter ,McGrew,. former Wash
ington pitcher; said to be the tallest play
but 10 missing Not word has been
heard from him since the Giants bought
ST. PETERSBURG. F1a.-Ray Francis,
southpaw pitcher secured from the Atlanta
cluD. was expected 81 the Yankee camp
today to talk over terms with Manager
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The Michigan-Ontario League, at
ter a rather poor season In 1924, is
likely to be revamped for the COM
ing campaign. A return to the old
status of four American clubs and
four Canadian now looms apparent.
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Local H. S. Net Games

Tonight
Shortridge at Connersville.
Technical at Shelbyville.
Broad Ripple at Danville.
Saturday
Lebanon at Shortridge.
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BV Times Special
Jew YORK. Feb. 27.-At the
I'M invitation of Kenesaw Noun
Ill tain Lands. high commits
sioner of organized baseball. John
Philip Sousa will undertake the COM
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Southern Indiana Team Comprised Of
Former High School Stars
Morning Results Today.

Another big time prospect today the finals of the
State independent amateur basketball tourney at the Y NJ c.
A. with first round games this morning and second round
tests making up the of the schedule.
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Not Single Homer

Muddy Ruel was one of the few
regulars in the American League
who failed to get solitary home
run last season.
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Thompson for wilkins. 10y for Murnan'
Pershtng for Sharpe. .Starner for Pershing,
Lemmler for CAST Field goals-Hutchin-
son. b: Means. Q: Ruschaup. 3: wilkins,
] 10y. J.; vanner. q; Sharpe. 1: Bertsch,
!; LEmmler,. /. Foul goals--Hutchinson
2: 10y; q Sharpe. / Bertsch. 2. Referee
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Huggins II has been learned he was a
hold-out. The first. contingent of the
Boston Braves arrived Thursday and sew
eral. OF the players watched the Yankees
work out.
EN- ROUTE TO CATALINA ISLAND
Elmer Jacobs. Denver Grigsby.- Eulas
Morgan Charlie Taylor. Art Weis and
Percy Jones In Kansas City Thursday night.
Pinochle festiy ais and dining car raids are
the main concern of the peppery Bruin
outfit.
STOCKTON. Cal.-The Cardinals were
this season, when two pickup" teams
hickey SAID. From these COMPUTATIONS
the st. Louis boss win decide what team
he win send against Sacramento satur-
TARPoN SPRINGS, Fla.-Manager
George Sisler started unloading his
bludgeon Thursday IN preparation for the
coming CT mpaign of the Browns Twice
during practice for the batteEyRaen1 sislsr
practice was mostly bunting and base
running with the temperature around 70.
The main squad OF the Browns will arrive
next week.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark.-Cleveland Indian
pitchers and catchers have completed pre-
lTininry training here and left today for
will gather. for the final conditioning. All
hurlers in,Icate they ore in fine shape.
George. Uhie, Sherry Smith and Jim Joe
Edwards. who suffered injuries last sea-
son. say they never felt better.
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Butler f12l.
Kokono (b

:. substitutions-Da for Morgan:
Morgan for Mertzolf Mertzolf for Steele.
strong g. Morsan' z; Msrtzofo a g. PHats
3; Carpenter, 3: Sewell. 1. Foul goals
Morgan. D; Mertzoif. L: Fisher. 3: Car.
penter l. Referee-Porter
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Midland t1o).
walton (l9).

for Gardner overalster for shedron. Wild
sner for Laury,, Esaiks for Gibson, hoffman
goals-A. Swaby, 3; Michael. 8; Frye. .:
3hedron, j. Referee~-Porter
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THE .IN0CULATED FIVE

Northwestern Univerthy Basket
Players Form Sore-Arm Brigade.
BIZ United Press
EVANSTON, ILL.,. Fe. 27-vacci-
nation for smallpox has caused an
epidemic of sore arms among the
Northwestern University athletes
here.
Ever rmber Of the basketball
t9am / plays Minnesota at Min
Y Saturday night has been
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concentrated form of insulin which is believed paves
the way the synthetic production Of the diabetes rem
ed has been perfected by Dr. John j. Abel OF johns mop
v University Baltimore shown work in his laboratory,
and DR. s. M K Selling, also of Johns Hopkins
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oat striking dryland with sao SHOWS
Sahara picture ocean
"aeer' 10 the appearance Of expanse OF sano
Evening star., 1925-09-22
Protection of Children From Fear
BY LYDIA LIE BARON WALKER.

which may last a lifetime.
One mother realizing this decided to
make an experiment. An Of her life
she had been terrified by thunder
storms. Only those who have that
common fear of a natural and fire.
quent occurrence can know what II is.
She knew. but was determined to do
everything within her power to pro-
tect her child from such an expert
ence.
Cultivated Taste.
This is what she did. Whenever
there was a thunderstorm she went
Immediately 10 the window and looked
in pretended admiration upon the
lightning she so dreaded. The chill
dren followed her. Togethers they
watched for the brightest forks. In
stead OF covering her eyes at sight Of
a fash Very brilliant, she would say:
Look. lent that beauty"
The children would clap their hands
and eagerly watch for the next. What
mother admired they, too. We're sure
to like. When the thunder came she
would bravely assume q smile. which
the children reflected as she asked
them II that 1ast clap was really not
"the best of all In trying to con
uuer her own fear for the sake Of the
children she was doing herself a favor
as well AZ them. Although her fear
was not mastered at first, 1t was much
diminished later.
Surprise for Mother.
But II returned with it's old force
when she was out and a storm broke.
Her first thought wae for the young
sters. who would iUrely he terrified
without her in so htavy tempest.
What was her surprise and delight
upon arriving home 10 find them both
with faces pressed against the window
panes eagerly watching. One of them
rushed to the door with the wonderful
news that they had seen two forks
at once" Their only fear was that
their mother was missing something.
Wrong Example.
A different sort OF mother is another
who took her children with her around
the block to avoid dog. big or lfS11e
because she herself feared it. OF
course. it was not long before the
children would scream at sight of a
dog. even if ne were calmly sleeping.
Evening star., 1925-09-22
BY EDNA KENT FORBES.

shake up once day for four davs
! before using
! And here's one even simpler. and
well known, too. It's nothing more
/ than two ounces of sIycerin, two
ounces OF witch hazel and two ounces
OF fresh peroxide of hydrogen. Good
glycerin is very bleaching. very heal.
! ing. cooling and soothing. but pno,r
quality rlycerin sfinGS the skin and
does no good al all
Another freckle lotion is equal pa rts:
/ Of lemon juice. Slycerin, and witch
I hazel. Indeed you can make M any
number of lotions, all different and
all good, by combining such excellent
bleaching agents, is glycerin, with
| hazel. lemon peroxide, cucumber
juice, tomato juice and oatmeal water.
Many Of the prepared freckle lotions
the shops sell are made with that
powerful bleach. bichloride of mer-
curry. The proportion of one I Know
of Is grammes of bichloride Of mer-
curry TO 800 of distilled water with 10
srammes of spirits Of camphur and
grammes sulphate Of zinc. And this
is diluted with its own amount Of
water when used and painted on the
| freckles separately with small
brush. So you see how strong it Is.
NJ. RI will be glad to send you
formula for blackheads II you for
ward stamped, self.addressed en-
| velope for mailing. You can help
| such condition very much II you
| take a full warm bath every night.
as in this way the pores over the
whole body are kept active, and those
OF the complexion are relieved from
being orertaxed. Try dusting some
/ -four of sulphur over the pimpIes
each night. Or apply a cream or oint.
ment in which there is some SULPHUR
Evening star., 1925-09-22

Mrs. Hews came for ma last mite
and they went to the movies together,
ma saying to pop. Wiilyum, don't for
get your to send Benny to bed no
later than therty at the latest, now
can l rely on you?
I'm as stedfast as the shifting sands,
therty At The latest though the
heavens fall. pop sed.
Well. YOU know how you are Wen
you get intristed in hook. the Rock
of Gibralter wouldent make eny i'm
preston on you. ma sed. Meenng a
book with a green cover pop was reed
ing. and ma went ont and pop kemp on
rseding and I had A ideer and i snuck
over and lifted mp one side of the
clock till it stopped going by itself
without me aXually stopping IL, and
] started to reed F,rround the Werld
in so days and pop KEEP on reeding
his book. and after vile he sed O,
by the way. by the way.
Watts 2 matter. pop? I sed.
therty al the latest, wat time does
that clock say? pop sed-
20 after s. ] sed Wich II did on
account of that being vat time II was
wen il stopped itself, and pop kepp
on reeding his book and ] kepp on
reeding mine, and after a long vile
pop sed. Yee gods. I pritty neer forgot
my solemn mission. wat says the old
helfry now Benny?
beeninG the clock, and ! sed. @ wiz
It don't even say yet, pop. Wich it
dident on account Of still saying 20
after S. and pop sed. Well, my hands
are tied until therty. but at . therty
] act
Meening he would send me to bed.
and he asked me more times If the
. clock sed half pass . yet. wich it did.
ent on account of still saying 90 after
s. and after vile somebody sed. Well
my stars for land sakes of all things
watts the meening of this?
Being ma home from the movies and
proving it was late as enything. and
pop jumped up and looked at the clock
and saw wat time it still sed on it. and
he gave me 2 smacks with his hand
some place and sent me to he'd and |
could still heer him Explaining to ma
a about il wen | fell asleep.
Evening star., 1925-09-22
Partnership.
AND THEIR CHILDREN.

One mother says:
My oldest son went tn work when
very young and. upon receiving his
first pay check. decided that he was
past parental authority. After vari-
GUS experiments ] have succeeded in
working out with him A business part
nership, in which we both confide To
each other business and domestic af-
fairs. help each other out fina ncially
and consult each other before taking
any important step. During these
transactions he calls me by my first
name and looks upon me strictly AZ a
friend. and l feel that l have gained
a very priceless confidence which
otherwise might have been lost in this
transition period
Evening star., 1925-09-22

troduced entirely BY means of pleats
occurring at one side only. One of the
French tailors even ventured to make
two-piece tailored suits with skirt and
Jacket both somewhat longer in the
back than the front. But these an
parently sagging suits can hardly he
expected to meet with enthusiastic
reception on this side of the Atlantic.
Short. but not outrageously short
are the tailored two. piece suits made
by the French tailors. O'Rossen has
esta blished the regulation length
skirt as Is or 16 inches from the
ground.
Tweeds are still used for the max.
ing of smart tailored suits--but the
new tweeds are softer and finer than
those of last year. Velvet and cordu
roy suits are distinctly new, and these
are most effective when made with
fairly short jacket. straight mannish
sleeves and regulation notched col
lar.
Evening star., 1925-09-22
Peppers in Casserole.

Parboil six green peppers for 5
minutes. then cut off the stem ends
and remove the seeds. Melt two table
spoonfuls of butter in frying pan
and add one finely chopped onion and
cook until a golden brown. Then stir
in three tablespoonfuls OF hne bread
crumbs and season with salt. pepper
and catsup. Drain the green peppers.
place them in deep casserole and
All with the above mixture. Into each
pepper break an egg. cover with more
Of the prepared crumbs and bake for
10 minutes. Serve with A cheese
Evening star., 1925-09-22

1t comes home 10 every parent now
and then what imitators their children
are. They see themselves as others
see them in their children. Not al
Ways is this pleasant experience, and
yet it is not an unhealthy one. Re.
cause of the truth of this. II is neces-
sarv for those with children to watch
their own behavior when before the
youngster. If they do things that
they would not wish the little folk to
do they will not be long in having
to reprove them for the same.
Evening star., 1925-09-22
BEAUTY CHATS
Treckle Cures.

The best cure for freckIes. AS all
faIr-skinned people know, is preven.
tion. but prevention is not always pos
sible. Even though you rub the skin
with vanishing cream and nowder
thickly. and then wear a hat. the hot
sun may bring out crop OF freckles.
1oi can only console yourself that
fheH would have been worse. had YOU
not taken precautions. and then go
ahead with face bleaches to get them
all off.
Here's one simple freckle lotion tha Il
YOU can prepare al home. Take four
ounces OF lemon juice, one dram OF
borax and one and q half drams of
powdered sugar. mix. keep in a bottle,