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WIZ t454.sl, New York-Dance. WILT
t394.5). Philadel phiar-Rqfus and Ras-
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Chicago-Organ, Henri Keates. VIVID
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classical program. woJ (447.5). Chi
cagoNcrchestra. solos. wSM (2s2sl
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troit-Orchestra, soloists.
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Louis---Ruth Wunder, soprano. WBz
1889 ACKNOWLEDGMENT, Boston
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New Yorlx--Trio. WEEI (34S.6l Bos-
ton--NeapolitaA Girls Quartet. WAS
900 81 1ouisville-Concert. talk; WHO
1921. Des Moines--Fourteenth Cavalry
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Radio PROGRAMS

FRIDAY. JAN. 8
5 80 p. M.-KFAB (3408l. lincoln
Dinner concert. Monte Mum. KDKA
t309.1). East Pittsburgh-Iittle Sym
'phony, also WBZ, xxx. WCAE
(461.3l, Pittsburgh---Dinner concert
WCCO (4l6s4(. Minneapolis-St. Paul
Orchestra. WGN 1902 81 Chicago
Children's period, WeR t3l9l Buffalo
Sunday. school lesson. WIZ t454:3l.
New York--N Y. U. course WWJ
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VITO l47591. Hartford 7Skinnay and
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program. VIVID l370.2l, Mooseheart-
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New York--Talk. orchestra, WMAQ
t447.5) Chtcago--Organ, Wide-Awake
! Club. WIP l50sS,2( Philadelphia--
Music review.
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Concert Music
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Today's Best

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chestra.
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EST.-Billy Jones and Ernest Hare.
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DARKEN GRAY HAIR
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Talks Today

5:30-WGN, VITO.
6:O0-WDAF, WEAF.
6:15-KMA.
6:30-WBz, WGY.
6:55-WJZ.
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SUGGESTS HUSBANDS

s, MAR6iATE, England When
asked what could be done for girls
who had plenty Of work in the sum-
mer and none in the winter, the Hon.
Esmond Harmsworth. NJ. p. replied:
81 would suggest husbands"
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SLAIN HOoSIER HOME

BIZ United Press
BLUFFTON, Ind. Jan. S.-The
body Of Dawes Jacobs, 20, killed in
a fist fight at Detroit, Mich, Mon
day night, was at the home, of his
parents today for burial.
Dalton r. Hill, 81, Jacobs room
mate is held at Detroit, on a tech
nical charge Of nanslaughter.
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WIZ l454.3l, New York-Dance. WILT
as WOO daGS6Hss5 s1e Ia.
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Dancing

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S:O0-wBBM, WWJ.
S:30-WOO.
9:OO-WEAR, webb, WLIB.
9:30-WJZ, WOO.
10:O0-WCAP, WCCO, WGN,
WSM.
1O:30-WOAW, WIN.
11:00-WEAF, webb.
11:45-WDAF.
l2:00-KHJ, XII.
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WE BIN

Merchants Heat and Light
Company. 2S8 Meters.
Friday, Jan. s.
6:o0-Sports and stock market
reports.
6:30-Children's hour.
7:00-Gus Edwards LIE Paradis
Orchestra.
= S:15-Little Theatre program.
9:00-Indianapolis Times pro
gram, broadcast from The
Times studio, Hotel SEVERN.
1:00-Request organ program
I by Miss Dessa Byrd, broad
cast from Circle Theater.
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5 PREVALENT
MEASLES
Head in List Of Diseases According
60 State Health Board.

Measles sprang into prominence
as the most fashionable disease Of
the new year, according to the week
ly morbidity report OF the State
board OF health. During last week
1874 cases were reported, as against
only seventy-four for the previous
period.
Scarlet fever followed with 1879
cases, thirty-four of which were in
vanderburgh County. Sharp de-
clines in all the other. communicable
diseases were reported for the week.
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Three thousand watt incandescent
electric lights. in groups OF three,
are used to provide light for taking
motion pictures in natural colors.
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Miss Hull Takes Match in
Third Round of West
ern Golf.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. Aug. 26. - Favorites
came through handily in the quar-
ter-final round of the women's west
ern golf championship here today.
Miss Naomi Hull, Kendallville,
Ind; Miss Dorothy Page, Madison,
Wis, and Mrs. Stewart Hanley OF
Detroit won their matches, while
Mrs. o. S. Hill of Kansas City, Mo-,
had an advantage at the turn. Re-
suits of the quarter-final round:
Miss Dorothy Page, Madison, de-
feated Miss Elsie Hiding. Grand
Rapids, Mich, and a.
Mrs Stewart Hanley, Detroit de-
feated Mrs. Perry Fiske, De Kalb,
ILL.,, by default. Mrs. Fiske was
forced to leave the course at the
turn on account of illness.
Miss Naomi Hull, Kendallville,
Ind, defeated Miss Marion Turpie,
New Orleans, up.
At the turn Mrs. o. S. Hill of Kan
sas City was leading Miss Margaret
Waddles, Hutchinson, Kan, one up.
Naomi Hull, the Hoosier star, de-
feated Mrs. Mida Tuesday and Mrs.
Cassriel Wednesday.
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SATURDAY
Amateur Baseball Associa.
ton Championship Games
Scheduled at Riverside.

The Indianapolis Amateur Baseball
Association will hold It's fourteenth
annual class day championship SER
les, starting Saturday at Riverside
Park diamonds. The following games
are scheduled:
QuaFtermaster Corps Century
League) VS.. Illinois Central (Big Six
League) at Riverside No. 5.
Seventh Christian marion County
Sunday School League) VS.. Indiana
State Highway Civic League) at
Riverside No. 4.
The Cooperative League has not
finished it's schedule and so the
Postoffice team Of the Central League
drew a bye. The Cooperative League
will complete it's schedule with Rob-
erts Milk playing John ]. Madden
at Riverside No. 2 Saturday to de-
eide the pennant winner.
The Fraternal League in Glass Al
completes its seasons games with
Sahara Grotto meeting East End
Milk at Riverside No. / Saturday.
The winner will cop the pennant.
The finals of the city series will
be the two best out of three games.
The Glass AA city series will start
Sept. Z between the Indianapolis
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Printers Tourney
Nears End

BIZ Times Specidl
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 26.-Typo teams
Of st. Louis and Boston were to
meet here today in the Union
Printers International League base.
ball tournament and the winner will
battle Washington Friday in the
finals for the championship. Wash.
ington drew the bye in the semi
finals and rested today.
st. Louis defeated st. Paul
Wednesday, ID to 5. Boston
eliminated Cleveland, to 8. and
Washington knocked off Pittsburgh.
8 to 3. Complete results previous
to today in the elimination tourney
follow:
st. Louis. IL; New York, 3.
st Paul. o; Toronto, 3.
Boston, 3; Chicago. ..
Cleveland. 8: Detroit. g.
Washington. o. Indianapolis. o.
Pittsburgh, 8; Cincinnati, 3.
st. Louis, Ii: st. Paul. B..
Boston, 7; Cleveland, 3.
Washington, g; Pittsburgh, 3.
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BIZ Times SpeoiaI

Bp Times Special
ST. PAUL, Aug. 26.-Ownie Bush s
Indians were to make their last 1926
appearance at Lexington Park this
afternoon in the sixth and final
game of the series with the Saints.
The Bushmen won three and lost
two previous to today. Friday is an
off-day for the Tribesmen and they
will spend 1t travelling to Louisville,
where they open a round of three
games with the Colonies Saturday.
The Hoosiers kicked Wednesday
fracas away in the ninth and st.
Paul won, to 5. Schneider put the
winning run for st. Paul on base
with a miscue. Mcmillan, first up
was safe on Schreiber's low throw.
Cullop sacrificed and Stuvengen was
passed purposely.
Henry thereupon lost control and
walked Foss, filing the bases and
leaving the way open for Mcmillan
to score on a long fly. there being
only one out. And Bruno Haas
quickly produced the long fly and
Mcmillan scampered home after the
catch with the run that brought vic
tory to st. Paul.
The Indians were out-batted, thir-
teen hits to eight, but they reached
first eight times on walks issued by
Schupp. The Tribe was minus a
punch, however, and missed many
opportunities to drive in runs.
Hoffman crashed a home run double
and single for the Saints Wednesday.
one a double. and he also got a sacrifice
fly.
The Indians were charged with two er-
Iors by Matthews and Schneider. and both
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Macdonald Smith Defends
Western Open Title Here
in Field of Stars.
Continued From Page u

every third hole. A detachment of
eighty-five soldiers handled the gal.
lerieS.
Par for the course is 1885. and
most of the players who went
around Wedn esday, played above the
score. Here and there a player was
stroke under.
Ralph Stonehouse, assistant pro
at the Highland course, shot 6S to
tie the course record held by Leon
ard Schmutte. Charles Hall, Biz
mingham. Ala, set the gallery
groggy by missing a four-foot putt
that trimmed the cup, and which
would have been a 81, new course
record.
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BIG FELLOWS BATTLE

BIZ United PTess
NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-Heavy
weights will be in action in Madison
Square GarderY tonight, foremost
among them the Swedish champion
Harry Person. who meets Johnny
Risko Of Cleveland in a ten-round
bout.
Monte Mum Of Nebraska win be
the other main attraction. He faces
Jim Sigmund in a six-round match
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LOCALS WIN
SagaIoWsky and KurzroCk
Still in Running.

Bu Times Speci1l
TT. WAYNE. Ind. Aug. 26.-The
ouarter-fnal round of the State ten
mis- singles was on the program to-
day. Matches were as follows: Cor
chakoff VS.. Kurzhock, Bell VS.. Dono.
van. Kussman VS.. O'Connen and
Sagalowsky VS.. TavereZ.
Sagalowsky and Kurzrock of In
dianapolis entered the quarter-final
round in the doubles Wednesday
by defeating Boak and Sorenson,
81, 6-1. Bell and O'Connell defeat
ed Haworth and Marley of Indian
apolis after a battle, Sc, 6-2.
Kurzrock defeated Haworth in the
only singles match Wednesday,
60, 6;3.
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for the gallery Wednesday. One
after another puts long and short
were sunk by Joe on the practice
green, while the fans marveled at
his trained putting blade. Turnesa,
with his grace of action and his as
curacy, is a popular favorite.
All indications point to a great
tourney. The best of the profes-
SIGNALS and many of the leading
amateurs are present Nothing
seems lacking to make Indianapolis
biggest golf venture a success.
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SOL . TO
CHICAGO
Cubs Pay $4,000 and Give
Three Players for Toledo
ShortStop.
BU Unit ID Press

BU UnO "a Press
TOLEDO, Ohio, Aug. 26.-Woody
English, shortstop for the Toledo
Mud Hens, American Association
team, has been sold to the Chicago
Cubs for $4,000 cash and three
players, it was learned here today.
English came to Toledo from New
ark, Ohio, as a rookie. His sensa-
tional playing has attracted favor
able attention this summer, resulting
in the present deal, one Of the larg-
est of the current baseball season.
English will be delivered to the
Cubs before Jan. /, and President
Dick Meade of Toledo will select his
three exchange players at the end Of
the season, it is understood.
English, just turning 20, is ''the
greatest inielder in the minor
leagues" according to Cubs scouts.
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Harry Cooper. Wednesday Hagen
shot 70, Hutchinson and Held ~
and Cooper. a.
Hutchinson came within an lncn
of boiling out drive on the 40
yard fourth hole.
Much speculation over the total
score for the 70 holes is heard every
where. The PSI score, which won
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ots idui CIToE uiu hOt hBuio A iAo AAADO
scoring.
The Indians continue to lead the league
in fielding, but the occasional boots"
made by the team are of the most dam
aging type. Schneider accepted eight
chances Wednesday. but on his ninth
chance he uncorked bad throw, and that
cost the game.
The Indians missed splendid chance to
rally i'm the eighth. Schneider opened
with double. but was nailed at third on
Holke's attempted sacrifice.
Schupp dropped out for pinch hitter
in the eighth. and Meade pitched the ninth
for st. Paul.
This was originally five-game series:
but there was postponed contest left
over from the Indians previous visit to
st. Paul. hence the six games.
Manager Bush used Miller in right field
Wednesday in an effort to brace the lineup
against sOuthpaw pitching.
The league-leading Brewers made big
gain Wednesday by taking a double header
from Toledo while Louisville and Indian
apolis met with reverses. The Brewers are
fattening their percentage to protect them
during their final road trip.
Milwaukee has been bothered by only
one slump this season. Louisville has
skidded badly twice and indianapolis three
times. Louisville is in the midst of its
second Slide" now.
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HAPPY is OUTP0INTED
Atherton Loses to Flyweight Champ
i'm Ten-ROund Bout.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 26.-Fidel La
Barba, hyweight boxing champion,
won a well-merited decision over
Happy Atherton Indianapolis, here
Wednesday night, in a ten-round
match. The champion weighed 116
and Atherton 1131a. The title was
not at stake
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RILEY PARK TENNIS

The annual Riley Park tennis
tourney was to start today at 5 p.
m. with ten first round singles
matches. The pairings:
McNeely VS. Parker. o. Jones vs. White
Nevius VS.. Lockeridge. Brose vs.. Thomas,
Hoyt VS.. j. Blay, e. Blay vs. Goodwin,
Hawthorne VS.. Posey. Boyce vs.. Long
Stone VS.. Sage.
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for Smith at
Youngstown. Ohio,
last year, will
not be broken in
In the popular be-
lief. The players
are all enthused
about Highland,
and most of them
think the total
will be over 2S5,
Joe Turnesa A..
who lost to Bobby
Jones at the Scio-
to course at Col
umbus. Ohio. in
the national open,
was a luminary
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ERLENBACH LOUGHRAN
Former Light-Heavy Champion in
Brooklyn Battle, Sept. 10.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Paul Der.
lenbach, former light-heavy cham
pion. will meet Tommy Loughran
of Philadelphia at Ebbets Field.
Brooklyn on Sept. 10. The fight will
be fifteen rounds and a step in the
attempt to weed out a boxer to meet
Jack Delaney In a championship
bout. Mike McTigue Is to face
Sailor Eddie Huffman in the other
fifteen round go.
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With the course
drying it was felt
that the course
record would be
shattered by one
CT two strokes
during the play.
Macdonald Smith
with a 50 in
practice and sew
eral 70s could do
that very thing.
A large gallery
followed Hagen,
Jock Hutchinson,
Eddie Held and
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
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Danforth, Young.
(second Game; Innings, Darkness)
M sGlIsdS k.'.. 99 9991 99d6 ia = !
Pfetfer Ryan. Heving; Gearin. McMen.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
(First Camel
S sx Yofk SS odd S oSS ooSSoo-S e 9
SEVERED.
R RSssSs 90 S go 1851 49, q 9
Gibson. Manion wingfeld,. Heimach,
bbYnddsren. MacFayden. Russell. CASTOR,
Second Game)
Detroit ........ 600 952 0o0-7 Is !
Stoner Bassler; Harriss. Russell. Dauss
Bischoff.
Chicago at Philadelphia: rain.
st. Louis at Washington: rain
Cleveland at New York; second game
rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York ...... QQ1 100 600 Z 1
Cincinnati go. 600 900 1901 8 o
Mcouillan. Florence; Mays, Hargrave.
Picinich.
BROOKLYN ,...... 100 90 9o0-s 5 Q
McGraw, Deberry; Aldridge. Bush, Nor
rison. Smith. Gooch.
xtladelphia 80. QQ1 Q1Q 600 7 2
%@ icago ........ 100 010 1913 8 1
- Carlson Wilson: Jones. Gonzales.
eleven innings)
Boston $3.50. Dol 100 Dol OO-3 10 /
St. Louis . 020 010 900 Of IS o
Goldsmith Hearn. Mogridge Taylor.
seilner: Rh9m. Alexander, o'Farrell.
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GAMES TO-DAY
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

HNTENTNzflN F1Ei5UVIH TOlN
INDIANAPOLIS, at st. Paul.
Columbus at Kansas City
Toledo at Milwaukee
Louisville at Minneapolis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at Washington 1.-TWO gamee).
81. Louis at Philadelphia two games)
Cleveland at Boston.
(Only games scheduled.)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston at Chicago.
New York at Pittsburgh
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
BROOKLYN at Cincinnati
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Vera batted Tor Schupp IN elghth.
Odom ran for Hoffman in eighth.
indianapolis ...... 1913 O01 000-5
ST. Paul .............. OBJ 100 001-6
Two-base hits--Rehg. Haas, Hoffman,
Cullop. Home run-Hoffman Sacrifices
-Wera, Cullop. Haas. Stolen base-Cul-
lop.,. Double ,plays-Sickingr t9. Schneider
-Indianapolis, 10; ST.. Paul, 10; Bases
on balls--of Henry A., off Schupp' s.
Struck out-By Henry. 2 by Schupp. 2.
Meade L in inning. Umpires-Powell
and McGrew. Time-1 :56.
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Light and Heat, champions of he
Capital City League, and the win
ners of the Fraternal League game
Saturday.
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Pinch Hitter Hafey of the st. Louis
Cardinals singled in the eleventh, inning
WEDNESDAY, with the bases loaded ana .l
Botson Braves The win put the Cards in
the lead in the National League. when Gin
cinnati and Pittsburgh both lost.