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Evening star., 1925-01-25
EDWARD SPAN0 HEADS
SCHOOL SPANISH CLUB
Unanimously Elected President Of
Mckinley High Organization.
Other Officers Also Chosen.

Edward Spano was unanimously
elected president of the Spanish Club
of Mckinley High School at meeting
last week. Other officers chosen fol-
low: John Burr. vice president; Ade-
liza Swecker, secretary-treasurer, and
Robert Seaman, sergeant-at-arm
The club decided to present a Span
ash play, eel Amor Inoceute," early
next month. Marion Hunt, Florence
Davidson, Irving Burr and John Levin
will take the leading roles. social
meeting OF the club will be held Sat
urday at the home of Carlos Bume.
John A. Adams, physics teacher at
Mckinley, explained the operation of
the sliding rule at a meeting last
week of the schools Engineers Club.
Announcement was made that a club
pin is being designed.
A humorous recitation by Annie Jen-
nings was one of the features OF a
meeting Wednesday of the schools
dramatic club. Robert Wick recited
Cardinal wolsey's speech from Shake
speare's ~King Henry VIII"
Evening star., 1925-01-25
and Colleges of National Captal-Midwinter Enrolment

Shepherd, Phi. D.. r. r. s. K, Pres, sos5;
Eye NV. Prep, lang. mat. SCI, coed; mod.
Evening star., 1925-01-25
Foreign Service School Courses.

4 number OF new courses will be
added to the curriculum of the For
eign Service School of Georgetown
University at the beginning Of the
second semester, February Q. Among
these will be courses on international
banking. foreign exchange. market
ing, credits and collections, admiralty
law. steamship operation, wharf man
agement, stowage, stevedoring, ports
and terminal facilities, international
law, foreign relations of the United
States, applied geography, staple
commodities of world trade. etc.
Evening star., 1925-01-25
TECH ORCHESTRA PLAYS.
Entertains at Jefferson JUNO,
High School.

The Mckinley Manual Training
School Orchestra, under the direction
OF Dore Walton, entertained the
student body and faculty OF the JEFF
ferson Junior High School at an as
sembly Wednesday with an elaborate
concert. The interest created by the
concert is expected to result in the
strengthening OF the Jefferson's stu
dent orchestra.
Thrift week was observed at the
school with discussion of the vari-
Gus revelant topics, such as banking,
life insurance. own your own home
and budgets. The chief feature was
a talk by William Mather Lewis,
president of George Washington Uni
versity, at an assembly Friday. Reci-
tations, compositions and songs re-
lating to thrift also were sung.
Evening star., 1925-01-25
Debating Society Elects.

Charles S. Miner has been elected
president of the Agora Debating So
ciety OF Mckinley Manual Training
School. Other officers are: Dallas
Cashell. vice president; Warren Ma
gee, secretary, and Leroy Stockman,
sergeant-at-armS. The society has
planned debate with Philadelphia
Hi~h SchQAh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
FORTSON MAN
DISAPPEARS
Friends Searching for Sno-
homiSh County Postmaster

Seattle and Eyers., police looked
Monday Tor Harry e Smiih. post.
master NJ l'ortson, In snohomlhh
county. ITO haH been missing since
wednesday, of last s,ek Its wife
fonra no has met with on accident OF
that enemies may have killed him,
Tits accounts arc straight.
Smith LEFT tho General Repair shop
at Everett. in his car. last wednes.
day. lilo was headed for Seattle.
since then no word hah reached hts
wife. nliho ho told her prior 10 leav.
Ing, that he would DO back tho same
day with him he had about tio0 in
money
Tho missing man formerly wns a
deputy sheriff. distinguishing him.
SELF by raids on moonhhiuers and
bootluEEera, lilo was . feet ph
inches tail. weighed it5. wore a
brown beaver hat. blue serge suit.
grey shirt and y dark leather
Jacket,
smith and his wife and o.yeArold
daughter, Evelyn. lived in perfec;
harmony, Mrs, Smith told Seattle po
lice. She said that, when he dlsap
psared. thcrs was with him IN hls
car an order Tor groceries tina, he
WAS to bring home,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
ARREST 3 FOR
AUTO CRASH
Men Charged With Drinking;
Woman Hurt in Accident

Two men and woman wcru iu,
iured and thrcc men we've arrested
in TWO auto accidents sunday night
In collision at Rainier ave. AMI
Atlantic st.. G. W Norton. sS, aud
Emory Roberts, 20, were injured
Nertons machine colllded with one
driven by John MeIay. "a. or sJi5
Tanman ST. W. Norton and his
companions, Roberts and a. NJ
Cooper, II. were arrcsted Norton
was charged with reckless driving;
Cooper sud Roberts with being
drunk
Mrs. William schiller SEQ W 62ni
81. riding in her husbands autouo-
bile, was thrown out. receiving "a
broken eollarbonc. when the car
skidded and overturned near the
Firland santarinm, on the North
Trunk highway. Her husband was
bruised. The injured woman Is In
the Norwegian hospital
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
FLAYS COLONEL
Counsel for London Woman
DenounceS 0enniStoun

LONDON. March Is Sir Ellis
Hume Williams, counsel for tbs
plaintiff. today denounced Lscutca.
ant Colonel Ian Denist0un for re-
fus,ng to pay his just debt o. So.
900 TO his former wife. Mrs, Dor.
othy Murtei DenuLstoun. and az the
same time spcnding sso.oo0 in rak.
inE up her past
With Sir Ellis singing address
to tho jury. tho sensational Den,
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has held London society apcilhound.
nearrd an end THE case IS cN.
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this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
PERU PROTESTS
Charges Chile Using Unfair
\ Methods OF PlebiSclte

LIMA. Peru. March 23.--charxea
that Chile IL using violent means 10
control the plobiscl,o 10 determine
Ownership Of the provinces Of Tacna
and Aricn were made in the Peru.
Wan chamber OF deputies.
The chamber met 60 consider the
charges. which Included claims that
one Peruvian had been assaasinnlad
and 500 others driven from their
homes TO prevent them from voting
al tic piohiscite
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
PIONEERS RITES
Hold Services for Charles
Rodman Saturday

tAsi honora we're paid Charles ..
Rodrnan. Yakima pioneer Of funrr.
al services over hts body at Bsnnsy.
watnons sunday, lie died Of apo
pieSy here FIrisy night,
tlodmau was widely known in
Yakima and Eastern washington.
where ho first sottltd In 1883. en-.
EaEtnE "a raurhing and cattle rails.
iug. lie moved 80 Seattle tn 1918.
Prior 60 coming West. he had been
connected with ihs Big Pour rail-.
Nay system.
His widow brother John "
Eodman. and four children. Mrs
a. =, Patton. Mrs oliver Wilson. all
81 seattle. and s q Rodmsn. II
LungylrE. survive
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
Hold Inquest for
Traffic Casualty

MOUNT VERNON. March "a
Struck by an auto driven hy Ncrlin
swanlund. 10. and said to have been
dragged 30 feet. Louis usutcl Parker,
s.. OF Hamilton. WAS killed a. he was
crossing tho street in Burlington with
Jack Phillips. Philips escaped.
An inquest viii be held Tuesday
IS Coroner Durham
Parker lived an hour after the
accident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23

lato July, as was originally planned,
It was indicated at tho White House
today.
Mr.. Coolidge Is particularly sus-
ccptible to heat and II the coming
summer produces an early heat
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TUESDAY. MARCH -

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
Miller Talks to
Republican Club

Congressman John b. Miller who
has JUST returned from Washington.
will bt the principal speaker At next
Thursdays noon meeting Of the
Young Mems Republican club a. the
Butler hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
Coolidge May Start
His Vacation Early

WASHINGTON, March 2S.--Prcsi.
don't Coolidge mny begin his sum
NOR vacation IN June, Instead of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23

Bones OF a prehistoric reptile dug
up In Tanganyika territory, Aoica,
are SO enormous that q took 10 men
10 III ono % them when uncovered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23

YAKIMA. March "a The Yak
ma Bar association win give lie
ecmianuual banquet Friday. SIX
supreme Judges viii attend. They
arc Justices Main. Holcomb, Aak.
rtu. Toiman Mackintosh and
Bridge
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-03
NEXT BOUTS
Padget and Welsh at Fort
Tuesday Results.

Cowboy Padgett, from the wide
open spaces" and frankie Welsh,
Chicago, will perform in the ten
round main go at FIT. Benjamin Har.
rison arena next Tuesday night
Jimmy Sayers, Lafayette and
Mickey Cone of Kokomo will clash
in the eight-round semi -windup.
Other bouts will be added.
This weeks ring card, staged
Tuesday night, drew a large crowd,
but the program was not a bowling
success. Alte and Paglina fought in
the feature and Referee Grammell
called the match a draw. The boys
did not cut loose enough In the early
rounds. There was excitement at the
finish, but fans expect more action
of mango lads.
With the exception Of one scrap,
the prelims were tame. Tony La
Rose and Mickey Murphy supplied
thrills during a six.round encounter.
A promoter can not always hit
right in arranging card and there
are bound to be some tame bouts
now and then.
Royal Cox defeated Make Ep-
stein on points. but Epstein was
handicapped by injured ribs received
early in the match.
Two ribs were bruised and Epstein
was taken to the post hospital fol
lowing the scrap. He was discharged
this morning with orders to "lay off,
boxing until the soreness dis
appeared.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-03

Tunney is the American light
heavyweight champion, but his title
is not at stake as they are not 60
ing to make weight. Neither one
is interested in the trick title and
they are fighting for the place or
prominence in the heavyweight
class that a decisive victory would
give the winner.
IT have been reading statements
from myself that was going TO
win with one punch or in one round
or two rounds" Gibbons said. II
never have said anything like that
before any fight. l think I'll win
however. or wouldn't be fighting
Tunney,"
Gibbons, who trained several
weeks at Atlantic City and who
finished his hard work today at
Coney Island. looks better and is
working better than he has in the
last five years. He is heavier and
more solid. his wind is perfect and
his boxing is good.
Some critics said that age went
down before youth when Mike Nc
Tigue was beaten by Paul Berlen-
bach and that the 37-year-old Glib
bons would have the same expert
ence with the 27.year-old Tunney.
Gibbons looks and acts like he
was about Is years DID," Mike Nc
Tigue said Tuesday after watching
Gibbons go through his stunts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-03
Independent Baseball

Owing to a mixup in dates the Key
stones will not play the Y Z, G;s' as an
requested to calf Drexel 53eO-R. For
Schoch. 739 Lincoln st.
The Indianapolis Mellon Club is without
game for sunday s snd wG sat stae 70
cali DrexeI S72i-R.
The Beech Grove Reds will play Fisher
Ind. at Beech Grove next Sunday, The
Reds lost slugging match TO the Indian
apolis Tigers last Sunday, 8 10 z.
The Rural Red sox lost hard-iought
grne. TO Traders PoinIa Games are want
Fake aor a sns koo ss% ave- or cali ws6
ster 2503 and ask for Butch.
The Edwards All-stars.. a colored semi
pro team. will play in Arlington next sun
day. The battery for the Stars will be
MNecauley and Evans The club has open
dress Roy Edwards 2s07 Columbia Ave.
or call Renwood 3542.
MooreSviis 4. q defeated d the Crescent AT III
SSs SH 10 8; and Md Arlington, 70 or; 3;
on sunday Address John johnson or cali cali
Fields Restaurant.
daies. Is to 8. The winners will III play at
Greenfield next Sunday. Games arc want
ed with Upton. GreensbWg,. Frankfort
Hills Camp. Newcastle. Noblesyille and
asked to get in touch with X. Lynch; For
games address h. L. Jordan. 1913 Nc
Lean Pl.
The Acme A. As will practice tonight at
Rhodius Park and all players are urged TO
attend; The Acmes will play the College
Cubs Sunday.
The Crescent Stars, a colored club IL
without game for Sunday. On June IA
HE n- Crescents Will play At Beefh Groyss
Minerva St. or call lincoln 3043 after
q ID. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-03

Jack did most of the scoring with
three goals to one for his wife. There
is no Kearns on hand to explain the
matters away or absorb the blame.
Dempsey was asked if he intended
to call on that other fighter,
President and Field Marshal Won
Hindenburg." NO." he replied. II
don't like the smell OF punpowder. 3"
Then Estelle said her piece. Was
she glad to be in Berlin?
Wife's Contribution
Oh, indeed she was, Estelle re-
sponded. In fact, she was quite re-
lieved to get away from Paris. be-
cause the beautiful Partisan girls Of
fered .disquieting competition to a
bride. From the ringside 1t APP
peared that this delicate compliment
landed flush on the. chins OF Berlin's
young beauties.
The usual great crowd was walt
ing at the railroad station when the
train drew in and raised thunder
of "Hochsw for Johann Won
Dempsey. Inero was anOlHer Wei
coming throng, under restraint of a
special police detail, when Dempsey's
automobile rolled up to the Hotel
Adlon.
Dempsey admitted that promoters
OF Luna Park, where he is to give
boxing exhibitions, will pay him
$3.50 week. and a fat weekly per-
centage of the gate receipts.
Another Break"
IT don't suppose that amount
ought to prevent Germany from
making her reparations payments"
he remarked, lightly treading on
the pet national corn of the country.
Every utterance was fraught with
the tact Of a pile-driver.
II need that much money" the
champion concluded as the old rec
ord for naive and shocking candor
went Gathering to the ground, ITO
get back the money that Estelle
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-03
RS In TITLE STRIFE GIBBONS LOOKS FIT FOR HARD BOUT
Babe Plays Part
in Victory

Bu United Prose
NEW YORK, June 3.-With two
hits in four trips to the plate,
Babe Ruth, the invalid Yankee,
played prominent part in snap
ping the club out of its slump
Tuesday when the Yankees beat
the Senators, 8 to. s.
The FIRST time up he was hit by
"A pitched ball. he famed the Sec
ond time, singled the third time,
grounded out the fourth and
smacked in the tying run with a
double in his last trip. He was
then removed for a relief runner,
as his legs are still weak.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-03
IN DIAN s
BLAN KE
BY n NJ S
Jonnard Allows Only Three
Hits and Toledo Evens
Local Series.

Third struggle of the Hen-Tribe
series this afternoon. Each club
snatched a victory in the first two
clashes and the. odd edge" was the
goal of each today. Burwell was the
probable hurting selection for the
Indians.
Jonnard, the tall twirler with a
very good swift" occupied the
mound for. Toledo here Tuesday and
he dazzled the Hoosiers to the ex-
tent that they got only three hits,
and the Hens won the ball game,
5 to 0.
Jonnard had the home lads be-
wildered and not many Of the locals
got a glimpse Of first base. Fact
of the matter none Of the Indians
reached third base.
The visitors got to Frank Henry
in the opening inning and scored
twice. Then in the seventh Henry's
support cracked and he weakened.
Result: Three more Hen runs. one
Of the three scoring on a wild pitch
by Schemanske, who relieved Henry
The Tribe continues to get fair
enough twirling, but as for base
hits, the boys are not there with
the heavy artillery.
There was a good chance of Sick
ing returning to the lineup today.
He played q few innings Tuesday.
Hodapp was injured Tuesday dur
ing batting practice when foul
ball crashed through the batting cage
and struck him on an ankle. lie
participated in the game, but dropped
out after the seventh inning. Sick
ing going to second and Voter trans.
ferring TO third.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-03
BEAT BUTLER
Wabash Turns Tables on
Irvington Nine, 5 to |.

BIZ Times Special
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Ind, June
3.-Butler was defeated here Tues
day in a, return baseball game with
Wabash, s to /. Robertson Of the
winners pitched in fine form. al
lowing only five scattered hits. The
visitors only run came in the fifth
inning and was driven in by Wool
gar
Wabash counted one in the first,
three in the fifth and one in the
seventh. Coffel of the locals led the
attack on Ewing with three hits and
was responsible for driving in four
runs.
1t was the first defeat by an In
diana team for the Indianapolis out
fit
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-03
English Cricket
VS.. Monocles

BIZ Times Special
LONDON, June 1.-Two bed
rock British institutions came into
collision Tuesday afternoon when
Tate, the star bowler Of the Sussex
cricket team, coming UP to, bat,
found himself daZZled by the sun
glare reflected from the single
barrel eyeglasses worn by mem
bers of the crowd.
Tate stepped back from his posi-
ton, raised his hand to stop the
game and requested those wear
ing monocles to take seats on the
opposite side of the field as the
flashing of their glasses impaired
his batting eye.
The game then resumed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-03
Harrison Fight Results
Tuesday NIGHT BOUTS

Joe Paglina Louisville. and Merle Ate.
Indianapolis. ten rounds. Draw.
Jimmy Shevlin. Cleveland. awarded YER
dict over Happy Heib. Cincinnati. eight
rounds.
over Make Epstein. Indianapolis, six
rounds.
Tony La Rose, Cincinnati. awarded YER
dict over Mickey Murphy, Cincinnati, six
rounds
Allen Watson, Indianapolis awarded
verdict over Eddie Roberts, Indianapolis,
four rounds.
Young Cox and JaEzy Fenson both of
Indianapolis. paperweight exhibition. tire,
rounds. Draw.
Referee-Grammell. Terre Haute.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-03
COMBS SHINES

Outfielder Combs of the Yankees
has been living up to predictions
made a year ago when he was forced
out Of the game by injuries. To
date he has been hitting the ball
hard. besides doing some first-class
work afield
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-03
BIG MEET IN CHICAGO

BIZ UnIto6 PftSs
CHICAGO. June 3.--The far west
looms as a powerful contender for
honors in the collegiate track and
field championships here June ~
and 10. Southern California, Texas,
Occidental, Stanford and Pomona
are among the western teams en-.
tered. Teams from all sections OF
the nation will compete.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-03
j. COLLINS TO MANAGE

BIZ Times Special
BOSTON, June. 3.-John Collins,
veteran outfielder. was released un.
conditionally Tuesday in order to
permit him to accept the manage.
ment Of the Pittsfeld team OF the
Eastern League. Collins played ma
jor league ball many seasons.