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Evening star., 1925-09-26

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Evening star., 1925-03-16
A Corset Properly Chosen,
Correctly Fitted, Is the
Secret of the Distinction

Every type of figure be moulded into the smart sill
houette-the charm the chic that every modern woman
desires.
Let of expert corsetieres solve the problem of
for you Whether you choose moderately priced
corset of expensive models she will give
you the careful painstakng service fit you such
way make the OF your good points, and eliminate
the bad
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Evening star., 1925-03-16
Dress-UP! It's Sprin gtime!

With Easter coming on April 18th, you'll feel
all kinds.
These are "dress-up days" at LIB! We are
emphasizing every new feature of the mode, the
color, the gaiety, the delightful femnnity of
Spring apparel.
Evening star., 1925-03-16

which the
shopper supplies beauty
dantiness while she profit by the special prices
The sale will would have complete
stock choose fromshop tomorrow!
Evening star., 1925-03-16

Roll-top bre a d boxes,
round cake closets, 20-lb.
-four cans, square bread
boxes, Ape. canister sets
(hour, sugar, coffee and tea
cans), and 4-gallon white
garbage cans. All heavy,
white enamcled tinware.
Shop Tuesday-and Saue!,
Evening star., 1925-03-16

Guaranteed unreservedly against fading from sunlight
laundering boiling any other If Everfast should
fade under the conditions shall gladly
only the of material but the of making the
garment
Choice of all the wanted shades for Spring.
LANsBuRGH BRO.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11

May 10. Ii, IS, 1elMay 90, 21. %, "a
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The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11

Manual Gridders Receive
Monograms on Honor Day.

T Athletic, awards were made today
at Manual Training High. School as
part Of the program on Honor
Day." The following named boys re-
ceived ''E. M. T. H. s." monograms
for having been members. of the
team which defeated Shortridge In
football last season: John Billings
ley, Roscoe Bredell, Marvin Eoch-
rane,, Edwin Eickmann, Forrest
Higgs, Leon Hutton, Gilbert Malone,
Fred Martin, Wilbur Noll and Viii
liam Woerner. Block ms" are
given only when the team wins the
city public high school title.
Six-inch M T." monograms were
given the following for having played in
at least one-half the games of the 1924
season: Lester Cruise Cleo Emery, James
Hall. Bertram Kellermeyor Verlin Little
John. Kennth Peek and Joseph frost.
Four-inch IN IT, monograns for be-
ing substitutes on the rgular squad or
freshman team players we're given the fol-
lowing: Elmer Cassidy Leslie Hall.
Leonard Harrison, Fred Henselmeier. Rob
ert Hightower. Jesse Hunt. John Kline.
Harry King Nick Masaracchia. Harry Mil
Ier Thornton Oliver John Prokl Ezra
Stewart Blanchard Smith. Robert Soef-
fer. William Susemichael, James West and
Herman Williamson.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11
BAN TAM s
A s N { 4 7
+ EAT
Atherton to Box Currie--
Click, Cone, Fields and
Cox Win.

Promoters Of the Progress A. C.
will bring a nationally known boxer
here Feb. 20 to give Happy Ather,
ton, local bantam, a chance to test
his prowess in fast company. Connie
Currie. Sioux City, is the lad signed
to meet Atherton. and it win be a
ten-round feature.
Atherton, who Is one Of the most
popular OF Hoosier pugilists, desires
to see If he can stand the pace
against a 'big Lacquer" and he re
quested the promoters to get "some
body tough" 1t stacks up as a treat
for local f1stic followers.
Currie travels in Bud Taylor'f
class and has met numerous top
notchers.
A packed house witnessed the Cap
itol A. c. card at Tomlinson Hall
Tuesday night and there was action
galore. In the main go Sidney
Click, south side lightweight, earned
shade over Louie Lavell, Ander.
son.. by virtue Of scoring a clean
knockdown I'm the second round. The
affair went the limit Of ten rounds.
Lavell tried hard to regain lost
ground and was doing very well un-
til the ninth round, when he slowed
down. Both boys landed often and
were tired at the finish. There was
not much to choose between the
lads, but knockdown is a knock.
down and counts heavily in no-deci.
sion bouts.
In other scraps Tuesday Mickey
Cone, Kokomo, outpointed Don Car.
son. Indianapolis, in eight rounds;
Soldier Fields, Ft. Harrison, out
pointed Ray Schmadel, Brightwood,
in eight rounds; Royal Cox knocked
out Jack Terry in the second round
and Sailor Morris had the better Of
Young Browning in four rounds.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11
II Nam ED
FOR RING
TOURNE EY
MandeII Given Bye in First
Round of Lightweight
Examinations.
'Bg Times Special

BH Times SD6CtGt
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE New
York fight commission has paired off
eight sets of ardent lightweight
brawlers and given them permission
to knock one another as silly as pos
sible within the next few months, so
that some one among them may be
identified as the successor to Benny
Leonard as champion. The pairings
are as follows:
K o. CLANCY, Baltimore. We. Tommy
o'grien. Milwaukes: 49,
Jack bernstein. New York. VS.. Basil Gal
Ed; Eddie &c wagner. Philadelphia. vs. Jimmy
Goodrich, Buffalo.
Joe Dundee. Baltimore. VS.. Charlie o'Con-
mex K .. Jeskie. Cleveland. vs Rocky Kan
@ Archie walker, New York. vs. solly
Joe benjamin.. Los Angeles. VS.. Jack
Silver. Los Angeles.
1t may be noticed that Sammy
Mandell, the youth from Rockford,
H., who beat Sid Terris last Friday
night, is not in these pairings. But
that does not mean Mandell has
Stunned the tournament.
With more audacity than wisdom,
Mandell has decided to go along
through the show. fighting any men
who may chance TO be drawn
against him. but he has been excused
from the first round of the battle
royal Terris refused to go in.
European candidates viii get in on
the tournament later.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11

ners Tuesday.
The first games in the second
round will be played Thursday
night. The Thursday schedule:
6:45-Fa Fairbanks Morse VS.. st. An
thony Y. P. c.
7:30-U. s. Rubber VS.. Prest -O-Ldte.
8:15-Redeemer Lutheran VS.. Maple
ton A. G.
s:30-Emerson Orioles VS.. First
Baptist.
In Tuesdays play the ''Y' Lead
ers showed the best form Of any Of
the competing teams. They found
no difficulty in defeating the Red
Crowns, 34 to IT.
Scott Of the Leaders was big
star with eight baskets. He cut in
under the net like a streak.
The Christamores completely out
classed the Centenary Christians to
win by one Of the biggest scores in
the meet, 81 to 20. Biers of the win
ners was flash and counted seven
from the floor.
The Pennsy team downed the
Theta Alpha Kappa outfit, "a to Is.
Brightwood M. E. showed some
nice passing to work the ball down
the floor. Caskey and Hansing were
too tall for the De Molay guards
and tipped them in under the net for
a 32-to-24 victory.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11
Nut Cracker

FOOL and his money are soon
| Al parted. =. I. This is more than
E you can say for golfer and
his vocabulary.
Thrice is he armed who hath
his quarrel just. But even then
it's hard TO convince a woman
driver she was wrong.
It's a long lane that has no turn
... But who cares as long as she's
a good peter and you can drive with
one hand?
Hell hath no fury like q woman
scorned. The man who wrote
that never saw city editor at
home edition time.
OTTIING embodies sin Sc
in much as mercy. and nothing
G encourages hams like Ffrpo
SO much as sappy matchmakers.
Everyone can master a grief but
he that has it. ~. Amy golfer will
say almost as much for an obsti-
nate slice.
FRIENDS. ROMANS, COUNTRY
MEN, LEND ME- YOUR EARSp.
....In this day of superhets it would
be lend me your ear sets.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11
C
Oportword
Puzzle

What woman golfers name in
eight letters suggests something
much desired on silverware?
What fighters name in five letters
Is a most inviting place on a hot
summers day9
What big league stars name in
four letters is q part OF o well-known
vegetable?
Yesterdays Answers
YoUNG-An women claim to be
that.
FTOWERS-They always are in
evidence at funerals and weddings
GRANGE-Every State has its
grange to boost agriculture.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11
MARQUETTE GAME OFF

Bv Times SpectGI
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Feb. IL.
The Marquette basketball game
scheduled here next Monday has
been cancelled by the Milwaukee
school. The Marquette officials stated
their net schedule was running too
heavy.
De Pauw varsity netters have no
games this week. State Normal on
Tuesday and Butler on Friday Of
next week are the contests. The De
Pauw freshmen play Franklin year
lings here Friday night.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11
WRESTLING AT CAPITOL

The wrestling feature at the Capt
tol Theater Friday night will see
Johnny Meyers, former middle
weight champion, matched with
Tony Hadjeck, Bohemian grappler
in a finish bout, best two falls in
three.
Both matmen are strong candi-
dates in the running for top honors
in their division. Meyers probably
win have a slight weight advan-
tage, but Hadjeck has youth in his
favor.
The mat event will be held in con-
junction with the regular burlesque
slow at the Capitol.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11
H. A. C. VS.. RICHMOND
Locals to Have Strong Lineup n
Game Here Tonight.

After week Of hard practice, the
Hoosier Athletic Club basket squad
VIII start a greatly improved line-up
against the Richmond Independents
in the H. A. c. gym tonight.
Earlier in the season the locals
were hard pressed to win by mar.
row margin at Richmond and to-
night, with the advantage Of play,
ing On their home floor. they expect
to demonstrate their superiority in
conclusive fashion.
Wally Middlesworth will be at floor
guard again. for the Hoosiers. Ste
vens will be at back guard. Jessur
at center and Early and Sanford al
forward.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11
sPAIN's HOPE
HiIario Martinez to Bid for
Lightweight Honors.
Bv United Press

BU United Press
MADRID, Feb. 11.-Hilario Mar
tinez, lightweight champion Of Spain,
has been selected to represent his
country in the elimination bouts to
be held in New York to deteremine
the successor to Benny Leonard as
worlds lightweight champion.
Announcementspf Mariners selec-
tion was made by the Spanish Box
ing Federation today.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11
1oo-PouND NET MEET
Tourney to Be Played In Liberty
Hall Gymnasium.

The city championship 100-pound
class basket tourney viii be played
in the Liberty Hall gym, Dearborn
and e. Michigan Sts., at date to
be announced later. All teams wish.
ing to enter should get in touch
with Leonard Turpin. 55S Fletcher
Ave-, or cal! Drexel 1709-R.
The rules call for player to weigh
100 pounds or less on the day Of the
first game played by his club.
The following teams are invited
to enter: Radio Midgets, Diamond
NTidgets, Heath Memorial Midgetsi
Catholic grade school teams, Thirty
First st. Intermediates, and others
in this class.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11
HERO SAMMY
Rockford Plans Welcome
Despite Certain Protests.
Bp United Press

BIZ United Press
: ROCKFORD, Ill. Feb. 11.-Minis-
terial protest and kicks by the w. G.
II. u. have failed to dampen the ar
dor of the Chamber of Commerce
plans to welcome Sammy Mandell
home.
The majority Of local residents are
planning to turn out in honor of the
clean-cut local lad who defeated Sid
Terris in New York in a recent i'm
portant lightweight boxing bout.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11

The Pagemen have four tough
hurdles to make in the closing weeks
Of the season. One of them is Sat
urday night at the Exposition build
ing, State Playground when Frank
lin comes to town. There is talk In
Franklin that Vandivier will be
back. The Baptist star has been on
the injured list.
Next on the program comes De
Pauw on Feb 20 at the Exposition
building. The Tigers have a fast
aggregation and their speed makes
the team very dangerous.
Franklin is met again at Frank
lin on Feb. 26.
Then, If the locals can get over
those games, win come the contest
which may have much to do with
the title claim. On March at
Charlottesville. Wabash will be met
in a return scrap. At this time the
battle looks like one of the high
spots Of the season.
AT. Notre Dame on Tuesday night
e Pagemen staged a comeback in
the final period to win after trailing
at the half, fS to IS. The winners
wore down the South Bend club and
scored nineteen points in the final
period, while the losers were chalk
ing UP only five.
The Butler scoring was divided up
evenly from the field with. Christie
pher, Griggs, Reach and Colway
each connecting for two goals. At
the foul line Nipper tossed in seven
and Christopher five,
Grove, Kizer and Conroy account
ed for most of Notre Danes points.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11
SWIM UPSET
15- Year old Girl Wins Dash
in Florida.
BIZ United Press

ON ORtteO FT6SS
ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla, Feb. IL
Eleanor .Garrati. 15-year-old San
Rafael (Cal) girl, sprung surprise
by winning the national f1fty-yard
free style swimming event here
Tuesday, defeating such stars as
Ethel Backie, Olympic champion.
and Gertrude Ederle. Her time was
% 4-5 seconds.
Miss Garrafi came here un-
heralded. She learned to swim only
last August and none of the aquatic
fans here expected her to win. Helen
wainwright won the national pen
hlon, against "a large field.
Thelma Darby, Indianapolis, was
third in the second heat of the fifty
yard event Tuesday.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11
St. Anthony Net Games

st. Anthony x. P. c. bask.N team
defeated the Lafayette Y. NJ. P. c.
club at st. Anthony Hall. 81 to 1s.
Roberts was high man for the win
ners with eight field goals. Cain was
best for the losers.
The z. P. Cs. play in the inde.
pendent tourney Thursday and meet
the Holy Cross Independents at Holy
Cross gym Friday night.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11
INDIANA MATMEN WIN

BIZ United Press
BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Feb. IL
Indiana wrestlers blanked North
western grapplers here on Tuesday
night in a Big Ten wrestling meet,
20 TO 0. Hoosier matmen took falls
in the 115, 125 and 145-pound di-
visions, and decisions in the other
contests.
Coach Reynolds team has won
three straight mat meets.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11

fN JAKE "a look at the Exposi-
tion Building disguised as
A a basketball hall. The But
ler7Franklin game next Saturday,
Shortridge Manual game Feb. Is,
Butler-De Pauw game Feb. 20, lo-
cal high school sectional tourney
March 6 and z and State High
School final championship meet
March 20 ard 21, win be held in
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11
HAHN LEADS BY SHADE
BIZ Times Special

BN I'Sntes Special
FIT. WAYNE, Ind, Feb. lin a
ten-round boxing feature here Tues
day Ray Hahn, Indianapolis light
weight, shaded Eddie Dyer, Terre
HAute. The second half Of the bout
supplied plenty of action for a capac-
ity crowd. Both boys were careful
during early rounds, but finished
fast. Other bouts.
ten rounds: Cloyd Eilenwood outpointed
Bud Harris in ten rounds; Gene Rock
knocked out Young Rrickley in the fourth
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11
ILLINI CAPTAIN HURT

BIZ United Press
URBANA, ILL.,, Feb. 11.-Johnny
Mauer, captain and star forward of
the Illinois five, pulled several liga.
ments in his left knee during prac-
tice Tuesday and probably will be
out the rest Of the season.
The Illini play Northwestern here
Thursday night.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11
Tuesday Basketball

Butler. 80: Notre Dame, %.
Mt. Union 20: Kenyon. "a
indiana Central. SO: College Of Phar-
Hanover. 81: Eariham. Is.
:, Muncie State Normal, AZ; Normal TN
Vermont. %: Yale. 10.
Yale Freshmen. "a: Roxbury School. 1S.
LOUISVILLE. 40; Chattanooga 28.
Iransylvalia. 80; Centre 49,
Carnegie Tech. SO: Geneva, 25.
CITY TOURNEY
tians. 20.
pennsylvania B. b., "a: ThetN Alphre
: Brightwood M. ". 80; DeMolays. "a.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11

its spacious interior.
Z The bleachers shown here will
seat approximately 14,000 fans. At
the north end a standing room
platform with slight slope is under
construction.
Local high school athletic direc-
tors form the committee which
made the new arrangements pos
sible.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11
kAPLAN AND MAsCART
Tex to Close Match Shortly for
Featherweight Title.
BN United Press

BN United Press "a 70
NEW YORK. Feb. 11.-Financial
terms have not been settled definite
ly for the worlds featherweight
championship bout between Edouard
Mascart and Kid Kaplan, Tex Rick
ard said today.
I'VE expect to close the match in
a day or So" Rickard said.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11
Pagemen Have Four Important Games
Ahead With Franklin, De Pauw and
Wabash = Defeat Notre Dame.

Don't Butler out Of the picture in the scramble for
college basketball championship The Irvngon
distinct all title asprants after its decisive
defeat Notr Dame Tuesday night South Bend SO g.
The local coegans much the running before the
Irishn battle but they appear DANGEROUS
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11
CENTRAL METERS WIN
University Heights College Team
Swa1nps Pharmacists.

Indiana Central College basketball
team had no difficulty in downing
the indianapolis College Of Phar-
macy wednesday night at the Uni
versity Heights gym, SO to %.
Bright Of the winners made eleven
two-pointers and Albright connected
for six. Butz Of the losers tossed in
four
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11
RYAN LEAVES BADGERS
Geid Coach to Enter Business-LittIe
in Charge.
By Unfted Press

By CntteG Pfe8S
MADISON, Wis, Feb. 11.-Jack
Ryan, football coach at the Uni
versity Of Wisconsin, resigned late
Tuesday. He. announced he would
enter business in Milwaukee.
George Little. new Badger athletic
director, is expected to be head foot
ball. coach next fall Since the ap-
pointment Of Little. Ryan's status
has been the subject of much dis
cussion.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11
Twelve Teams Left in Running in
Tourney at ''Y' Second Round
Schedule Announced.

The first round Of the independent basket tourney
completed Tuesday the Y M G. A. and twelve remain the
running for second round matches Clubs left in the
Morse ST. Anthony c. United States Rubber
Redeemer Lutheran, Mapleton "A O. Emerson
Orioles First Baptist Cristamore c. Y Leaders Pennsy
Railroad and Brghtwood NJ E. The last four win
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11
PASSAIC- WABASH RUM0R
Efforts Launched In Jersey to Send
Alumni Five West.

BIZ Times Special
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. Feb.
1.-THE possibility of a Wabash.
Passaic alumni basketball game
loomed today, according to reports
Wendall Merrill, sports editor Of the
Passaic News. is sponsoring a
movement to send team to Indiana
composed OF alumni players who
were members Of the famous Pas
sale High School that piled up such
a record of consecutive victories.
No official word has been received
by the Wabash athletic officials
concerning the proposed game.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11
LEAD BUTLER NET LOOP

The Delta Phi Sigma net men have
gained the lead in the interfraternity
race at Butler College by making a
clean sweep Of all their games. The
Lambda CHI Alpha has tied the But
Ter association for second. The stand
ing Of the league:
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11
KapIan Beats Ridley
BV TImes SpeciaI

BU IfmeS SDectdI
VERNON. Cal, Feb. IA news
paper decision was awarded Louis
KID Kaplan. featherweight cham
pion, here Tuesday night in a Il
round bout with Bud Ridley of Sc
attic.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11
PRINTERS PIN MATCH
Pauley Printcrafts and O'Brien Inks
Meet Saturday.

Next Saturday the Pauley Print
crafts, two-time champions OF the
Unon Printers Tri Estate bowling
tournament. viii meet the O'Brien
Inks, champions Of the Allied Print
ing Crafts Bowling League, at the
annual Union Printers Tri-State
tournament to be held at Cincinnati
Ohio, Feb. 20-24. Line-ups:
O'Brien Inks-R. Reynolds, L.
Fahrbach, J. Chryst, G.. williams,
r. Heuslein.
Pauley Printcrafts-J Fehr, e.
Striebeck, L. Merriman. J.. Colvin,
E. Hofstatter.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11
Schmidt Joins Cards

BN Times Special
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 11.-Catcher
Walter Schmidt, formerly of Pitts
burgh, was signed Monday by the
st. Louis Nationals.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11
N. A. G. U. FIVE LOSES
AIuncie Normal Team Comes Strong
in Second Half.
BIZ Times SDectaI

bU LtHt66 .oD6CtUb
MUNCIE, Ind, Feb. 11.-Muncie
Normal METERS defeated the N. A.
G. y. team OF indianapolis. Al to
"a. here Tuesday night The first
half ended 21 to Is in favor Of the
locals and was close all the way. but
In the final period Muncie piled up
the score.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11
Sheriff Bob
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
Z T~1LEVELAND, Feb. IL
Bob Ewing, former star
A pitcher of the Cincinnati
Reds, regarded as one Of the
best pitchers In the National
League in his day. is the sheriff
Of a nearby county,
Ewing has been farming since
he retired from the major
leagues and has been successful.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11
HANOVER in VICTORY

EafIham F1Ve DeIeated Il 10 10 IN
Rough Game.
BIZ Times Special
HANOVER. Ind, Feb 11.-Han-
over defeated EarIham here Tuesday
night. 81 to Is. in game marred
by much rough playing. The first
half ended. 10 to s, in favor of Han
over. The Quakers missed many
chances to score from the foul line.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11

BIaek Firures Indlea.e sundays and HoIidays
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11

May lie, III. 1S. 19IMay 90, 21, 23. 24l
July 18, 10, 20, 21 July 16. t6. II
Aug. Is. 10. 20 Aug. 21. %, 23. 24I
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11

May IL. Is. IA. 15IJTuanse Ia 2 10 :
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The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11

ANUS ENTs
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-11

May 8, Q. 10. IL May 10, 13. IA, 15lMa
July q. 70 July II 1$ Is: 14Iser
Aug. 25. 26. "a Aug %. 20. so lSer