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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-26
HANOVER DEFEATS ROSE
Engineers Lose in Slow, Rough Con.
test-TelIe, Davis Star.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
HANOVER. Ind, Feb. 26.-Han-
over defeated Rose Poly, 43-27. in
a slow, rough contest here Friday
night. The Engineers never could
get under full steam. The score
at the half was 1914.
Alexander and Berry turned in
creditable performances for the visit
ors, while Telle and Davis played
well for Hanover.
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center held is by
far the most diff
cult of the three
outfield positions.
There are any num-
Der of reasons that
do not appear on
the surface.
In the first place,
a greater number of
balls are hit to CEN
ter field territory.
There is consider
ably more work to
the position. To play
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CHOSEN RUTGERS CAPTAIN

BH United Press
26.-Nelson p. Rohrbach, Passaic, N
j., has been chosen captain of next
seasons basketball team at Rut-
gers.
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With Billy Evans

ri LEVELAND is going to miss
It Iris Speaker in center field.
Unquestionably the filing of
Speakers shoes is the biggest task
Manager Jack McCallister faces.
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With Big Leagues
in Training

PASO ROBES, Cal.-Pittsburgh
again encountered bad weather in
it's training effort Friday, and was
forced to remain idle for another
day.
TAMPA, Fla.-Walter Johnson
has arrived for spring traini.g in
the camp of the Washington Sena.
tors. Walter, Immediately after his
arrival, worked the arm and an
nounced it was in good shape. Iris
Speaker is expected to report Sun
day.
CHICAGO.-Nine members of the
Chicago White Sox baseball team
were scheduled to leave here today,
as the advance guard of the 1927
spring training.
SARASOTA, Fla.-John McGraw,
evidently fearing entertaining, has
issued orders to players condition
ing here to slacken up a bit in their
work.
NEW YORK-Five members of
the New York Yankees, including
Lou Gehrig, regular first baseman,
have left for the training camp at
st. Petersburg, Fla.
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HOUSTON LINKS MEET

Won Elm, National Champ, Plays
Neville in Wind-UD
BIZ United Press
HOUSTON, Texas, Feb. 10
George Won Elm, national amateur
golf champion. and Jack Neville, five
times winner of the California State
title. met today in the 36-hole final
of the Houston country Clubs in
vitation tourney.
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TECH FIyEs>WIN

Technical seconds defeated Short
ridge seconds, 4O-14. Friday. The
Tech Frosh also defeated the West
field seconds, 25-17.
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sential. The ability to go to either
side or in and out on ball with
equal ease is also essential.
That's asking considerable.
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Rushville (2S)

Substitutes- (Rushvilie) Osborn. Breck-
Ter; (Gaston) St Johns, Shaw. Gibson.
Field goals (Rushvillel Lakin 2, Rich
eson 5. Alexander 4. McNamara 2: (Gas-
toni Ulrey 8. Walsh A. Foul goals
lRushville) I1akin, Alexander s.; (Gaston)
Landsdorfer, Wabash 2. Shaeffer.
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INDIANAPOLIS
Sixteen Teams)
Friday, March A

Game and Hour.
% 9:OO-New Bethel and Castle
ton. <Q-2.)
(2) 1o:OO-Lawrence and Valley
Mills. (2-3)
(3) 11:0O-Broad Ripple and Oaklan-
don. 3-1)
(D 2:OO-Technical and Manual.
d-2) \
(5) 9:00-Shortridge and New Au-
gusta. (2-9)
t6) 4:00-Ben Davis and Warren
Centaral. (3-1.)
(D 7:SO-Beech Grove and West
Newton. Q-2)
49, S:SO-Acton. and Southport
(2-3o
Saturday, March 5
(9) S:30-Winner Game / and win.
ner Game 2. (3-1)
qW 9:3o-Winner Game and win.
ner Game 4, u-2)
QD 10:S0-Winner. Game and win
ner Game 6. (2-3)
Q2) 11:SQ-Winner Game and win.
ner Game 8. 31)
Q3) 2:30-Winner, Game Q and win
ner Game 10. Q-2)
QD 3:30-Winner Game IL and win
ner Game II. (2-3)
Q5) S:00-Winner Game 13 and win.
ner Game IA. (3-1)
Officials: (S) w. S. Porter; (2) NJ.
j. Cleary; ~ c. A. Jensen.
ANDERSON
Eight Teams)
Friday
1880 P.M-summitville and Pendleton
$50 p. M-Apderson and Frankton
Saturday
Q :O0--Lapel and Elwood. ~
/ O :00-Markleville and. Alexandria. (2.l
. :00-Winner 7:30 p. m. and winner
500 y. m. ~
3:00-Winner Q a. m. and winner 10
s:oo-winner p. M. and winner 3
=. Officials: ~ D. ]. Arbucklc: ta) Lee
Sinclair.
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Basket Drawings for Indianapolis and
Nearby H. S. Sectionals

KOKOMO
mime Teams)
Friday
1880 p. M-union Twp. and Howard
$3.50 P. M.-Kokomo and Greentown.
Saturday
9:OO-west Middleton and Russiaville.
1o:Oo-Neww London and Jackson Twn.
II oO--Siay Twp. and winner 1880 p. m
e:oO-winnner $3.50 p. m. and winner 0
o:Oo-wiancr 10 m. and winner II
s:OO-Winner Z D. m. and winner p. m
Officials s. ND p. H. Larmore; e., Or
MARION
mime Teams)
Friday
7.3OP. M.-Sweetser and Matthews. I'd
$3.50 p. M-Jonesboro and Paramount.
(2.l
Saturday
9:OO-Gas City and Van Buren,. Ill
10 :0O-Swayzee and Upland. Cd
IL :0O-Marion and winner 1880, p. m. u 4
2:00-Winner $3.50 D. m. and winner U
s.oO-Sw5inncr 10 a. m. and winner IL
s:oo-Wiinner p. m. and winner D. m.
Officials! "a Walter Geller; (2) W.
e. Deakyne.
MUNCIE
Twelve Teams)
Friday
e:00--Royerton and Dc Soto. %
3:OO-Yorxtown and Eaton. Cd
4 :OO--Albany and Center. ID
5:O0-Dalcville and Cowan t2)
7:30-Gaston and Selma. I'D
S:30-Harrison Twp. and Muncie. (2l
Saturday
9:0O-winner 2 p. m. and winner p. m.
1o:oO-winner p. m. and winner D. m,
2:oO-Wiinnq 1880 p. m. and winner $3.50
y. M. a. "a
3:00-Winner a. m. ana winner ~
s:O0-Winner 2 D. m. and winner 3 p M
officials: Cd HE. vandivier; t2l VIII
Smith.
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AMAT UR
TOURN EY
w l N p up
State Meters Battle for
Chance in Title Encount-
er Tonight.

TODAY'S SCHEDULE
900 A. jacksonville GA VS.. Walton
1000 A. M-Brazii $50 VS.. Brownsburg
(2D.
Il 100 A. M.-Rushville 1881 VS.. CASTOR
(1S).
Q 100 Noon-Ft. Wayne VS.. Evansville.
3 100 p. M-JasonvilleWa winner vs.
Brazil Brownsburg winner.
100 p. M.-Rushville-G CASTOR winner VS.
Ft Wayne-Ev ansville win
ner
(Finals)
8 100 P. M.-Winner 3 p. m. game VS..
winner D. m. game.
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CONNERSvILLE
M ~

CONNERSyILLE
Eight Teams)
Friday
1880 P. M-Alquina and Springfield Twp.
$50 P. M.-Connersville and Bentonville.
(2.)
Saturday
9:Q0-Qrange and. Brookvillc. ~
L :00-Everton and Fairview. CD
3:O0--Winner z 80 p. m. and winner 8 30
p. m. I'll
3:00-Winner Q a. m. and winner 10
s:00-Winner D. m. and winner D. m.
officials: ~ Henry Goett; (2) Ross
Smith.
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GREENFIELD

GREENFIELD
ten Teamsl
Friday
o:OO-Eden and New Palestine. ID
, :0O-Greenfeld and McCordsyille. ~
z :3O-Mt. Comfort and Fortyilie. III
S;30-Maxwell and Westland. t2.)
saturday
9 :OO-CharlottesEille and Wilkinson. I'D
lO:OO-Minner .. m and winner p. M
@:OO-winner 7;3o p. m. and winner $3.50
3;oO-winner 9 a. N. and winneT 10
s:oo-winner ! p. nj. and winner D. m.
Officials: uD J. W. Hale; (2) John
W. George.
GREENsBURG
(Sixteen Teams)
Friday
Game and Hour.
III J:00-Jackson Twp. and westport.
90 1o:oO-ciarksburg and Paris Cross
CD :OO-Vefnon and Greensburs.
"a :Oo-i.etts and Butlerville d-s.(
t5l 3:00-Zefias and San Jaeinto. t2-3.)
l8l 40O-Haycen and New Point.
% 7:so-scipio and N. Vernon N-SQ
tSl S:30-St. Paul and Burney. t2-3.l
Saturday
90 S3O-winner Game 1 and winner
Game ,. GIL
(10) :30-Winner Game 3 and winner
On 1o:3o-W a.ls Game and winner
Game q. t2-3l-~,
12) IL :3O-Winner Game and winner
Game 3. t3-l;(
13l 2:30-Wmner Game . and winner
80 ,.,o Same Game, l9 ;,,o IL and winner
Game IL. J2.3D
.(15) S;OO-Winncr Game Is and winner
Game IA. t3-1.
Officials: ID Il. c. Frohman: t2) Ken
meth Beckner: 90 Houston Meyer.
LOGANSPORT
Twelve Games)
Friday
2:00~-Lucerne and Onward ID
3:0U--W alton and Losansport Cd
f:00ALincoln and Royal Center ID
5:00-Galveston and Washington TOWN.
7:3o-De aS "a and New waverly a.
S:30-Young America and Metea t2)
Saturday
, o :OO-Winner ; D. m. and Winner
D. m. III
1O:Oo-Sinner 4 p. m. and Winner 5 p.
a:oo-W Ri Is2 7.so p. m. and Winner
$40 p. m. ID
''OO-n mn. "a d. H. anu winner ~
s:Oo-Winner 2 p. m. and Winner 3 p.
Officials: as John Miller; (2) Claude
Draper.
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In today's morning session, first
two games, the Walton and Brazil
teams qualified to meet each other
in the first semi-final game of the
afternoon, Walton dropping Jason
vile, 27-24, in a close, hard fought
battle and Brazil eliminating the
Brownsburg quintet, 1926 State
champions, 1921.
In the third morning contest
Rushville downed CASTOR. % to Is.
Rushville was to meet the winner
of the Evansville-Ft. Wayne fray in
the second match of the semi-finals.
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, Three games went over the 1000
mark. the 1,O26 count of the Hoo
sier Gold team being high.
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Proctor, Cash; (Brownsburg) Webb.
Wehrel. Field goals BRAZIL Smith Z,
Reeves 2. Bratton 4, Williams. M. Proctor.
Lingeman g.. Webb g. Wehrel @ Foul
goals BraziD Reeves g. Bratton, Will
iiams ~ Brownsburg) Wehrel.
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CRAwFORDsvILLE

Twelve Teams)
Friday
2:00-Linden. and waveland. ~
3:O0-New Market and Charlottesville,
6:oo-Wyaynetown and New Richmond.
S ssS-Ss% Ro: and and da &isao q,
Saturday
e;oo-Wyipner 2 p. m. and winner 3 p. m.
lo:oo-Winner p. m. and winner p. m.
a:oo-w7iia9ner 1880 p. m. and winner
$3.50 p. m.
s;oo- " mn ga Ga. m. and winner 10
officials: ~ orvillc Jones: (2) Don
CONVICTION
CTen Teams)
Friday
sooSS -Ae%sow and and panS ws sllese
S:30-Hiilsboro and WiIliamsport. l2.)
Saturday
e:00-west Lebanon and Covington. ID
10:o0-Wipner 2 p. m. and winner 3 p. m.
2:oo-Winner z 80 p. m. and winner $3.50
s'00- y m, e, a. M and winner 10
> Officials ~ Vaughn Russell; ta) J..
h. Ds''i'''
DANvILLE
eleven Teams)
Friday
2:oo-New Winchester and North Salem.
s:oo-Pittsboro and Brownsburg. te.)
4:00-Plainficld and Avon, I'D
7:30-Clayton and Stilesvtlle. (2D
S:30-Lizton and Amo. Cd
Saturday
9:00-Danville and winner D. m. (2.)
1O:00-Winner 8 p. m. and winner p. m.
a;oo- s!sS n NJ, ESQ ,a ?; m and winner
s:oo-winner ? a. m. and winner 10
s:oo-WiRner 2 p. m. and winner 9 D. m.
Officials: ID Byron Deakyne; (2) W.
FRANKFORT
Item Teams)
Friday
2:00-Forest and Colfax. III
3:00-Rossville and Mulberry. Cd
7:30-Frankfort and Kirklin. ID
S:3O--Michigantown and Scirclevlllc. (2.D
Saturday
9:00-Jefferson and Jackson Twp: ~
io'oo-win ., D. m ana winner
a:ooA@iihncr ! go p. m. and winner 80
s:oo-R&sin mn O. a. M and winner 10
s:oo-Sw5innier s. o. m. and winner 3
Officials: (1} Winston Ashley: (2) NJ.
". Tatlock.
FRANKLIN
(Nine Teams)
Friday
7:3O p. M.-Nineveh and Franklin. ~
$50 z. M.-Whiteland and Edinbllrg. CD
Saturday
9:o0-Trafalgar and Union Twp. ID
10 :00-Greenwood and Masonic Home. gu
II :O0-Clark Twp. and winner 1880 p. m.
s:oo-WTiinnner $3.50 p. m. and winner o
a:oo-Swiinner 10 a. m. and winner IL
s:oo-Minner 2 , D. m. and winner p. m.
. Officials: ~ Martin Luther; t2) B.
B. Evans.
GREENCASTLE
eleven Teams)
Friday
o:00-Russellvill and Greencastle. III
3:00-Bainbrid~ and Roachdale. Cd
4:OO-Bellmore and Belle Union. I'D
z :30-Cloverdale and Clinton Center. Gu
3 :30-Putnamville and Reelsyille. III
Saturday
9:00-Fillmore and winner D. m. (2.)
1O:0O-Winner 3 D. m. and winner D. m.
2:o0-Winner 7:30 p. m and winner
$50 p. m. cd
a. M I'll
8:0U--Winner 2 p. m. and winner 3 D. m.
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=, SATURDAY A. NJ. SUMMARIES.

ubstitutes-( Walfon( Slusher (Jnson-
ville) D. Sweby, C. Sweby. Stevens. Field
goals Walton) Lowry 3. R. Shedron A..
penter Ieayitt z Story Pou. goas
(Waton) Lowry 4. Gibson Baker q;
(Jasonville) Gregory 2, Story ..
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BEDFORD
Thirteen Teams)
Friday

BEDFORD
(Thirteen Teams)
Friday
| 00-ShawswiclI and Bedford. ~
2:00-Paoli and West Baden. (2)
300-Oolitic and Williams. ID
4 00-Huron and Orleans. I'd
5:00-Heltonville and French Lick. ID
7:30-Mitchell and Needmore, (2.)
S:30-Tunnelton and winner p. m. ID
Saturday
9:00-Winner 2 D.. m. and winner 3
D. mfi (2.)
lo:oo-winner p. m. and winner 5
2;00--winner 7:3o p. m. and winner
3:00-winner 9 a. m. and winner 10
s:oo-winner = p. m. and winner 3
oficialsF "a Harold Metcalf; (9) John
Schram.
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CHUCK" Schott led the field with
games of 223, 2SS and 2O5 for a total
of gel. nosing out McAllen by one
pin. McAllen's games were 212, 202
and 246; total $50. Other 600 shooters
were: milestone, 625; Fitzgerald,
eli; Schering. sos, and Tompkins,
62S.
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The Indianapolis Ladies' League
games. rolled on the Capitol Alleys,
was featured by the bowling of
Meeker.. of the Silver Flash team,
who rolled a total of 60D on consist
ent games Of 191, 1914 and 900.
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The women were in good form
with IL games showing 1870 or
over, the 290 count of Meeker be.
ing high.
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Wlesman. with games Of GAS, 101
and 1913, for a total of $751; led this
loop. Spencer had COS and Hurt,
rolling games of 1877 and 100, split
the difference and added 100 in hi
final try to reach 26S for count Of
604. This game puts him in tie
for high single game Of the season
with Bailey Of the Silver Flash
team.
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Straight wins predomirated the
Lucky Strikes. Silver Flash, Shank
Storage and A. c. Bradley taking
the series from the No Names,
Baker Bros, ]. J. C.'s and Capitol
Furniture tilt. resulted in two-out
of.three win FOR the Malleable team,
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At the Elk Club drives the City
League held its weekly session, the
II. G. S. Paint and Marotts taking
three from the II. A. c. and Silve"
Flash outfits, while the Hoosler Coz
fee and Ballard Ice Cream had to be
content with two out of three from
the Indianaps and c. G. M. boys.
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Quarter-fnals and semi-finals in
the State independent net champion
ship tournament were staged at
Tomlinson Hall this morning end
afternoon. Interest picked up in the
big three-day event, supervised by
Wayne Zimmerman of Indianapolis.
,Thirty-one basket fives started in
the finals tourney Thursday and five
clubs were left in the running after
today's morning session. They were
Walton, Brazil, RushNille, Ft.
Wayne and Evansville. The last
two named took the court at noon.
The championship tilt of the tour
ney will be played at Tomlinson Hall
tonight, starting at 8 o'clock.
The Ramblers, Indianapolis entry,
were. defeated by the fast Castor
quintet Friday night, 27-17. Castor
was eliminated by Rushville this
morning.
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Tompkins. with a count of 254 In
his first game, had the highest Of
thirty-seven 200 games.
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The Illinois alleys will be the
drives used Sunday for the wind-up
of the Alley Owners Classic. Eddie
Hornberger is leading the field by 81
pins, and will try to hold onto this
lead on the first squad.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fla. Lair
Entertain at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Lair enter
tanned the Dinner club Tuesday eve
ming at their home at 100 Avenue B
west.
Roses were used as centerpiece
for the dinner table, while the room
where bridge was played was decor
ated with autumn leavec. Three
tables of bridge were in play during
the evening.
Mrs. Myrtle H. Letchol, an artist
with nationally known company,
will be in the city this week with
headquarters at Harris and Wood
mansee's, at the solicitation of the
N. D. E. A. Mrs. Letchel is broad
!, casting series Of three kraft talks
over KFYR. The first talk was
given at 1880 iue sday evening, and
the other two will be given at the
same time this evening and Thurs
day.
On account of the Roosevelt and
Navy day program at the Roosevelt
cabin and the state capitol, the pub
lie library will be G. sed from to
$3.50 tomorrow. The library will be
open from 1890 to IL in the morn.
ing and from Z to 9 in the evening
The ladies aid society Of the First
Baptist church will meet Thursday
afternoon a. 8 o. SEX in the church
parlors. The quarterly birthday So
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cial will be obse. we'd, and members
having birthdays in July, August or
September will be guests of honor.
Mrs. E. A. Wilson and Mrs. j. o.
Varney will be hostesses, and ali
members and their friends are in
vited to attend the meeting.
Visiting teacher may secure their
tickets at the city auditorium for
the Universit, Of NORTH Dakota
banquet. Local alumni and former
students are requested to call Mrs.
L. Y. Miller at 1868, Miss Rit MUIR
ply at 1922, or R. j. Murphy for
reservations The bar.quet will be
given Frida evening It 5:3o at the
Methodist church for alumni, fac
ulty members, and for...er students
Of the University Of North Dakota
and their families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Draper had as
their guests this W. exc, I, Mrs.
Diapers brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. ind Mrs. George Walker, and
their daughters, Doris Elaine and
Mary Helen, Of Minot.
The Luther league Of the First
Lutheran church will give 4 Hal
loweea party Thursday evening at
o'clock in the church basement.
Members and their friends are in
vited.
The regular meeting { !. the De-
gree Of Honor will be held Thursday
evening at the home Of Mrs. George
Robidou at 708 Main venue. All
members are requested to be pres.
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry lessen Of
Sterling were guests in Bismarck
Monday
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Misses Evelyn Day and Agnes
Pearson Of Burnstad are spending
the week in the city as the house
guests Of Mrs. w. A. Hughes.
=
Miss Esther Noggle, who is attend
jamestown College, spent Monday at
her home in Bismarck, returning to
school Tuesday.
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The Annual Rummage Sale
of the Presbyterian church
will be held in the church par.
lors at 9 o'clock, Thursday and
Friday. Oct. 9th and 18th.
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WELCOME, TEACHERS

WELCOME, TEACHERS
Special in the latest Mil.
linery this week. Silk Hosiery,
all newest shades. Silk UNDER
garments. Flowers, the latest
for dresses and coats. Hand.
bags and Gifts special this
week. Winter Coats special
this week-Nielsen's Millinery.
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Additional Society
Mrs. Harvey Harris Is
Honored at Party by
Sunday School Class

Mrs. Harvey Harris was honored
Monday evening at her home by
members Of the "Harris Hustlers,' =
q Sunday School class Of the Metho-
dist church which Mrs. Harris has
directed for several years. She has
recently resigned her position as
teacher.
The evening was spent with games,
at the conclusion of which a course
luncheon was served. Mrs. Harris
was presented with q gift. Mrs.
w. E. Water will now have charge Of
the class.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-16
HUGHES KEEPS
COOLIDGE AND
PALS GUESSING
Former Secretary Looms as
Candidate Despite His
Statement.
BY RAY TUCKER

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-Until
Charles Evans Hughes clarifies his
attitude toward the movement to
enter him in the Republican repub-
lican race, the administration and
some of its prominent members will
maintain a noncommittal attitude
toward him.
Hughes statement on returning to
America a week ago has mystified
even Secretary of the Treasury Mel
lon-who travelled home on the same
boat with him.
President Coolidge has taken pains
not to make Hugres' present visit
to Washington an occasion for
bringing his former cabinet mem
Der into the political picture. Though
Hughes will be here for a week, the
President indicated he does not ex-
pect to see him or invite him to the
White Eouse.
Hoped For Visit
Friends of Hughes were hoping
such a presidential conference might
be arranged, for the impetus it
would furnish the Hughes move
nent.
But Coolidge, as well as Mellon,
does not intend to commit himself
at this time, especially as such adj
ministration associates as Vice
President Dawes, Secretary Hoover
and Speaker Longworth are in the
race.
The only other development in the
presidential situation since Coolidge
returned from the Black Hills is
the growing impression that he cam
not be drafted to run again. Men
who have talked with him say his
manner and his words indicate
clearly his intention Of retiring to
private life.
Smith Is Feared
Hughes greatest asset, in the view
of Republican leaders, is the belief
that Governor Smith of New York
will be the Democrats candidate.
Hughes would have the best chance
Of defeating Smith in New York.
Every development favoring Smith
may have the effect of making
Hughes stronger. Right now some
Democrats are hailing as a Smith
break Governor Vic Donahey's dec
laration that he will run for the
Senate, interpreting this as evidence
that Donahey will not figure in the
presidential contest. Should this
mean that Donahey will not make
an active campaign for the presi-
dental nomination. Smith may pick
up delegates in Ohio, and, If nomin-
ated, have the help of honest" Vic.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-16
Not Necessary to Lie in
Business, Lew Shank
Declares.

"All it takes to make a successful
official, city, township, county o.
State, is honesty" Lew Shank, for.
mer mayor, declared in a talk be-
fore the Junior Chamber of Com
merce Wednesday.
IT have never yet had to lie, de-
-ceive or misrepresent to make q
SALE" he added.
1.-THE same rule applies to you
young men.
Must Like Your Work
IF you don't like the business
you are in, get out of it, for other
wise you will never be successful.
would rather have my SON a good
farmer than a poor lawyer. Toe
many men are failures in lines OF
business they do not like"
Shank declared he had been In
more business lines than any one
other man.
st. Louis Man Speaks
IT wouldn't mind taking Cool
idge's place." he said. 1T wouldn't
be half as bad as being mayor OF
Chicago. If I should be named Pres
ident, the first thing I would dc
would be to get the best lawyer to
advise me and a good newspaper
reporter to write my speeches and
statements
H. Grady Wen Of st. Louis, Mo-,
United States Junior Chamber of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-16
Urges Honesty to Assure
Success in Public office

Commerce president, was present
and spoke briefly.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-16
st. Louis Man Speaks

H. Grady Wen Of st. Louis, Mo-,
United States Junior Chamber OF
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-16
Gymnasium Being Built

BIZ Times Special
ERANKTON, Ind. Sept. 16.-
Frankton high schools new gymna-
SUM is nearing completion and
probably will be ready for the OPEN
ing of the basketball season. The
structure has a floor space s6x160
feet and a stage 25,s50 feet.