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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-08
LIES NICETIES
Hints on Etiquet

1. In introducing a man and
woman, which name is spoken
first?
2. In introducing younger
and older woman, which name is
spoken first?
3. What is the very worst pos
sible phrases for acknowledging
an introduction?
The Answers
I. The woman's.
2. The older woman's.
3. PLEASED to meet you."
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PARTY AT CLUB

Miss Vera Adamson is chairman
IF the bunco bridge party to be given
,his evening at the Hoosier Athletic
Club by the Beta Chapter OF Delta
Tau sorority of Illinois. She will
be assisted by Miss Ethel Smith and
Miss Lillian Hancock, pledges OF
the sorority.
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On Salary
SPONSOR SHOW

Sahara Grotto Buds are sponsor
ing the show at the Palace Theater,
Monday Tuesday, and Wednesday.
The seventy-piece Sahara Grotto
band, with six Sahara Buds will
have part in the show.
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TRAIN THEM
WHEN THEY
ARE BABIES
Essential If Children Are to
Promote Home Eff
cheney.

EDITORS NOTE-This is the second
Of four exclusive articles by Mrs. Lillian
orary member of the Society of In
dustrial Engineers and expert on house
hold efficiency. In them. as National
imparting much .he same information
as in a course on home management re-
Gently conducted at Columbia University,
NCw York City.
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A POPULAR STYLE

B 5792. Jumper dresses are again
in vogue. The model here shown is
delightful without sleeves, for warm
days. The long sleeves may be add
ed, as shown in the separate guimpe
view.
The pattern is cut in four sizes:
8, 10, IL and IA years. To make
this pretty style for a 12-year size
will require "a yards for the dress
and IA yards for the guimpe of 40
inch material if made with sleeves.
Without sleeves the guimpe will re-
quire q yard.
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MOTHERS CLUB PARTY

4 euchre and bunco party will
be given by Mothers Club of Eng
lish Avenue Boys Club in the club
rooms, Laurel and English Aves.,
Saturday at $3.50 p. m.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence e. Free
man, 1907 E. Washington st., are
spending the weekend in Spencer
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-18
STARAJTE SA o DETSKY
CHRUP.

Staranie sa chrup cd mlade-
no detstva ma velky vynam,
ponevac zacbovanie dobreho
chrlrpu zavisf od urcitBch opa-
trent, ktore musia byt' dodrzo-
van6 Cd detstva. Viae ako sa to
obytaine myslf, je treba starat
sa j o pftnn vodu. Zknsenosti u
kazaly, re makka voda skodi
chrupn. ma druhej Strane ysak
yoda tvrda napomaha zdravy w
Vol jeho. Pri spraynom eisteni
zubov. o potrehe soho dnes wv
iste nikto nepoehybnje, musime
dat pozor i ma spravnu dietu.
Chlieb, surove nvocie, tvrda ko-
ra, s,rthary. zeleniny, zvlast ta-
Ike, ktore 81 hodne vlaknite, p6-
sobia vel mi dobre k vycisteniu
zubov mimo oaNy,kleto cistenia
zubnymi pastami a kefkou. Y
krajinadh, kde ie voda malo tyr
da, je treba Jest Wac takych po-
travin, ktore obsahuili calcium,
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Flaskove pridajanie.

Kde nemozno dostat' mlieka Il
prsnikov, tam nutne je obratit
sa ma flaskove krmenie. Tym cie-
Pom, ably tento sposob krmenia
mohol byt' iispesnym, treba "a
obchodit velmi pozorne nielen
pri vyberani patricnej potravy,
ale al pri jej pripravoyanf, ktore
zahrnuje v sebe mnohe dolezite
podrobnosti.
Jestli je daktora. vec Wac do
lezitejsou cd druhej pri pripra-
vovanf potravy pre- vasho kojen-
ca, je nou iste cistota. Vsetky We
ci ma meranie, oteplovanie, mie-
sanie a krmenie musia byt' ste
rilizovane vo vriacej vode zrov-
ma pred ich pouzfvanfm. Je tiez
doleEitym, ably vsetko meranie
potravy konane bolo pozorne k
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-18

tri pokolenia americke matky
spoliehaly sa ma toto bajetnf
mieko. Ked' krmenie kona VA
dl a iupravy, ono dodava til maj
blMSin nahradu "a materinske
mlieko.
Ma Bordenovom Eagle Mlieku
dnes chovane je mnoho deti, kto-
rych rodicia 3vychovani boil tiez
na Eagle Mlieku a ktorych start
rodicia hen zpiatky 6O-tich a
7J-tich rokoch minuleho storocia
tiez vychovani boil ma tomto i
stom mlieku. Ked' uvazite, ze
Bordenovo mlieko uzivane bolo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-18
TOMAS ALVA EDISON.

trickym priidom slabe ylakenko.
Podarilo sa mn, a tax 2 jeho ru-
ky vysla elektricka ziarovka a to
" podobe vel mi dokonalej. Ma
principe ziaroyky technika uz
nemohla niGoho Nnenit' ba podr-
zala podroibnosti. Edisonova zia
rovka ystipila do sveta vel mi
slavnostne. Y Menlo parku bolo
inlstalovane TOO lamp, ktore V
podvecer sirily denne svetlo; Il
castiny spolocnosti, ktorii zalozil
Edison, stflply po tomto vynaleze
20 S1O6 ma $4,000. Edison zaklada
vel 'kd spolocnost' General Flee
tric Company, ktora ma odbocky
ma celom svete Ale neprestava V
praci. Zlepsuje dynamo elektri-
cky sfroj, Sostavuja diktovaci a
parat a uvadza do obchodu novl
typ akumulatorov (bateril). Ia
bralo by to mnoho miesta, keby
SINE mali vypotitat vsetky jeho
vynalezy. V tychto dnoah bola
nverejnena zpraya, ze sa zaobera
otazkou vyroby papieru 2 niklo-
vych fo!ii, dorabania gumy q
krov a vedl toho Stnduje pro-
blem videnia do dial ky. To sved-
ci, ze Edison nepomysl'a a nijak
ma to, ably zvolnil tempo svojej
prace. Vo svojej domacnosti je
jedneduchy, neprijima host 'ov,
nedava autogramy, je malo sho-
vorcivy, zije rodine svojej pra-
ci. Ma rozsiahlu knihovnu so co.
900 svazkami, vzpomfna, rad ma
svoiu mladost', NAL rad hudbu,
zvlaSt' Beethovena, kym nebol
hluchy a 20 spisovatel 'ov obi u
buje Balzaca a Dumasa.
Pravom sa hovori, re genius .ie
devSt 'desiat procent transpiracie
a desat' percentov inspiracie. TO
sa osvedGuje ma EdiSonovi. NebOl
on vynalezca st 'astnych nahod.
Bol to mllz krajnej vytrvalosti
cd detstva az k starobe. Jeho IL
vot Dol vyplnenE neustalou pra-
cou. Je tEpom moderneho Glove
ka. Pracuje pre- l'udstvo tichou
htWevnatou praeou V laboratoriu
technika a vynalezcu. Pracuje len
pre- to, ably obohatil l'udstvo o.
move Diary techniky. A preto pra-
vom stavia sa memo Tomasa Edi-
soma do radu naislavne jsich mien
modernej civilizacie. (T. o.
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voli tomu, ably ste dostaly tie
najlepsie vysledky 2 pouzfvanej
potravy. Jestii sa budete pridr-
Eat tn podanej rady, uchrdnite
sa mnohych vel 'kych neprijem-
nOsti.
Vybrana potrava ma byt' ci-
stym, zazivnym mliekom, pomer-
ne rozriedenym dl'a veku kojen-
ca. Sladene kondensovane mlieko
le idealnou potravou pre- kojen-
GOV, lebo ono je ciste, jednotne-
no sostavenia, zazivne, snadno
strovitel ne a vzdy hotove ku O.
kamHitemu poulzitiu jednodu-
chfm rozriedenim $ cistou preva-
renou vodou.
AkO bolo vyssie spomennte, ca
Sto sa staVa, Ze matky ME Sn V
stave pridajat' svoje deti a "a ta-
kTchto okolnosti rozumie sa, ie
potrebn6 zaaovazit' daku inn po-
travu. Dobre, Gistt, zazivne krav-
ske mlieko, primerane smieSane s
patricnou davkou najjemtn ejsieho
cukru s patritnym mnozstvom
vodv - je ton najlepsou nalhraz-
kou IA materinske mlieko. Ia
najlepSia smieSanina vytecneho
mlieka najlepsieho cukru pri-
chodi k vam pod menom Borde-
novho Eagle Brand Mlieka. Ia
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"a tri pokolenia a ali teraz De sta
lie uzivane cim d'alej tJm viacej
iaid mi, ze k toma musi byt' da-
ka pri6ina. Prf6inou je to, 1e O.
no dokazalo sa byt' uspokojiyym
a be7peanym "a TAX dlhl dobu,
takze l'udia majd Y nom d6verl.
Cftaite pozornc tieto clAnky
kazdy tyzdeG a odkladajte 81 ich
pre- pripadn6 upotrcbenie Y bu.
lliicnosti.
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Opatrovanie a krmenie kojenco1

Opatrovanie a krmenie kojencov.
Sama prlroda tax urcila, re ne
mluvna krmene ma byt' cd prs ;
preto mlieko 2 prsnika je tou
najlepsou potravou ma krmenie
kojencov. Matka ma podniknut
vsetko 1silie, ably svoje diet a
pridajala nema sa uchylovat
ku flaskovemu pridajaniu, kym
vsetko NONE nevykonala "a to,
ably svoju bebu zasobila potravou
Prirody.
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B.


mas Alva Edison, vel ky ameri-
cky vynalezca so. rok svojho Ii
yota. Je to pozehnany vek vel
kou a plodnou pracon. Pravom
povedal 0 nom julius Claretie, re
ie to vel Ky mlH vel Ky pred
stavitel humanity. Keby SINE z
knihy, ktora naznacnje vyvoj
techniky yytreli memo Edisona,
ztratila by tato kniha iste mnoho
20 svojich cemych kapitol. Ne
bolo to len st 'astie, nahoda. kto-
ra ykladala Edisonovi do rilk no
We a move vynalezy. On je pred
stavitel 'om htMevnatej prace, od
detstva bol vedeny vasnivou sna-
hou vyrvat' technike jei tajom-
stvo.
Narodil sa IL. februara 1847
State Ohio. w svojom mladom
veku lnul ku kniham, hi 'adal V
Mich zabayu a poucenie a ako
diet "a Dol uz patravym a dovtip-
nym. Nepochadzal 70 zamoznel
rodiny preto w v iltlom velIu
musel 81 zarabat' ma chlieb. Y 10
a II roku vidime no M ako pre-
davaea ovocia na trait Quebec
Montreal; je podnikavy a preda
va vsetko, co cestujuci potrebu-
in. TAX 81 zarobil pat 'desiat do
larov mesacne; ale to mu nesta-
clio a hi adj svoj obchodlk roz-
sfrit' tym, re 81 tlaci sam noviny
a predava cestujmcim. Ako 12-
rocnv chlapec zachranil jednomu
stanicnemu i1radnikovi jeho die
ia pred istou smrt 'ou pod ko
lesanni iacha.j .jnceho vlaku. Ia to
umoznil mu tento iradnik pri-
stnp ku telegrafickemu aparatu
a teraz bolo jedinym prianim E.
disonovym, ably sa stal TELEGRAPH
stom vel 'kej spolotnosti Grand
Trunk Company Konecne sa
mn to podarilo dostal miesto V
Stratford, V Kanade. Dostaval
mesaGne 25 dolarov. Vtedy mu
bolo Is rokov. DO tel DOLBY spada
prvy jeho vynalez. Ako telegra-
fista bol povinny pre- kontrolu te-
legrafovat' do centrally pravidel-
ne urcit6 znacky. Ably 81 tnto po-
yinnost' usnadnil. zariadil 81 mia
dy Edison prfstroj, ktory auto
maticky tento signal posielal cen
trale. Ale ma wee prisli. kontrol-
ny 1radnik V. centrale sa poza-
stavil mad pravidelnost ,ou sig
nalu, postal telegrafickl dotaz,
prirodzene nedostal odpovede, po
nevac Edison sveril pracu svoj-
mn aparatu. Edison sice hol po-
karhanF, ale pristroj mu spolot-
most odkiipila. Coskoro sa mu
stala Il 'alSia nehoda. Boil zahru-
zenv do svojich pokusov tax, re
nespozoroval vystrazmdl depesu,
takze mohlo nastat' nest 'astie ma
tdrahe, ktoremu nahodou bolo "a
branene. Preto Edison sa musel
touto sluzbou rozlileit,. V teJ
dobe ,n zaoberal sa vsestranne
so svojimi vynalezmi. " roku
1864 sostavil automaticky repetl-
tor, ktory automaticky dopravo-
val depese ma telegrafickej linke,
zlepsil telegraficky aparat, co
mu vsetko vynieslo znaene obno-
sy dolarov. Bol povolany ku Gold
Reporting Telegraph Company,
kde sa vyznacil tym, ze sostavil
slozity telegraficky aparat, kto-
rym nikto nevedel 81 rady. W.
nieslo mu to vyznaene postavenie
u spolocnosti, u ktorej bol "a
mestnany. Tu NAL uz $4,000 me-
sacne. V tel dobe mu poskytol
general Lefferts $4,000 ma jeho
pokusy. lynn mohol sa mlady F.
Olson venovat' vlastnej cinno-
sti.
DO, dnesneho dna dostal Edi-
son temer 1900 patentov. Maj
prv sa venoval zlepSovaniu tele-
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h. pr. mlieko 4 zeleniny. Y ta-
komto pripade je dobre prida-
vat nieeo vapna k diete. vel'mi
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dobre posl1zi TUX Z vel'ryby, a
ko tiez caste vystavovanie tela
slne6nym paprslekom.
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RAWLINGS were to be made to

RAWLINGS were to be made tc
day to determine pa1r1ngs Ior
the fourth annual scnolaSIn
haskat ball tournament to DC
haid Thursday, Friday ana
c..s.u Of washington and Lee Uni
,,ars,tv at Lexington, Va, ana IN
mitch Dewitt and Western High teaIas
are entered. Many of the best qu,.l.s
~ MARYLAND, Virginia, Nortn Calo ,.,ns
and west Virginia also VIII Pc. -;
nate. the entire South Atiantlc g.
tory being represented. Most en'ra ator
are from Virginia, although .he a,,,
sections will have more teams 40 T
s'at;t;or than in former tournaments.
T,iahorate entertainment Will pc pro
,,o;dad and awards will be maze SAT
49, night at intermission during the
i,formal dance that will be held.
Western Highs fencing team that
lost stoutly contested matcn 10 Do.
timore Poly Saturday, in the Munu
r1antal city. will engage the Navy
Plebes at Annapolis Sa,ul ,
noon. starting at 1870 O'CLOCK.
Coach Hap Hardell has granted ms
rach Hiph track and field athletes a
two.week rest, at the end OF wnicn
he will begin printing them Tor the
hio outdoor tests. Hardell is by no
means discouraged over the showing
of his SQUAD in the 9Th Regiment
games last Saturday, in Baltimore. lie.
snite that Techs entrants for the mos.
mart were inexperienced, the squad
made it's presence felt. The Manual
Trainers relay team put up a par
ticularly stubborn fight before bowling
to the sterling Dewitt four in the mile
championship relay.
This is an of day for scholastic
fiyes. no games being carded. but
pair of tits are carded tomorrow
afternoon. Strayer's will play host to
Leonard Hall High of Leonardtown,
Md, at the City Club, and Dewitt is TO
entertain Georgetown Prep at Amer
lean University gym. Both games are
set for $50 o'clock. Strayer's barely
defeated Leonard Hall on the South
ern Maryls nders' court last month.
Dewitt a few weeks ago easily scored
over Georgetown Prep at Garrett
Park.
For the first time the team of each
school will shoot the other twice in
the public high school indoor rifle
championship that will begin March
80 with home-and-home contests be-
tween the three contestants, Central.
Eastern and Western. Business and
Tech will not be represented. Central
and Eastern will face at Central in
the opening test.
The schedule follows: March 80,
Central VS.. Eastern at Central; April
/. Western VS.. Eastern at Eastern;
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GEORGIA AND vANDY
BASKETERS IN FINAL

ATLANTA, Ga, March Georgia.
the big surprise of the tourney, is
meeting Vanderbilt tonight in the
final of the Southern Conference an.
nual event. and the big auditorium
here is sure to be packed to the raft
ers. Vandy is picked to win.
Georgia last night defeated North
Carolina, 1926 champion, in a thrill
ing game, while Vanderbilt almost
had as much trouble in disposing of
South Carolina, 81 to 25. Four thou.
sand persons witnessed the double
bill.
North Carolina led Georgia by one
point with four minutes to go, but
the Bulldogs staged a squirt to gain
the laurels, as the home folks cheered
themselves hoarse.
Georgia won on it's ability to make
foul shots and it's ability to keep it's
rule infringments down. North Caro-
lima lost Purser and Norris on &C.
count of the four personal foul rule,
and 1t was after these two went out
that Georgia staged its winning rally.
Each team got seven goals from floor,
but Georgia got nine points on fouls
to six for the Tar Heels.
Stuart, tall and agile center, led
Vanderbilt to victory with IL points.
1t was great game, with the score
tied at rs all, with only about five
minutes to go. Vandy then got three
baskets, two by Stuart, to put the
game on ice.
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MICHIGAN FIVE NEAR
BIG TEN COURT TITLE
BY the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, March 1.-Bennie Ooster.
baan, who grabbed the ball out Of the
air for many of the touchdowns which
brought Michigan a Big Ten foot ball
title last Fall, Is doing the same thing
in the basket ball field.
Oosterbaan and Harrigan scored 81
of Michigan's AZ points last night,
when Purdue was defeated 1920.
Oosterbaan tossed eight field goals.
and moved into second place In the
Big Ten scoring aces. with Harrigan
third.
Michigan has two more games to
play, against Chicago and Iowa, and
victory in either one clinches for
them the basket ball championship.
The Wisconsin five, hopeful Of at
knocked out of the running last night
by a defeat by Illinois, 1928. Free
throws decided the victory, although
Hotchkiss, Wisconsin guard, held
Capt. Daugherty of Illinois to one
lonely field goal, the least Daugherty
has made in Big Ten game this sea-
son.
All the teams except Indiana have
two more games to play. Next Satur-
day finds all the f1ves in action, with
the remaining games scattered through
the following week.
Indiana. Purdue. Iowa and Illinois,
who follow the Michigan leaders in
that order, all would have a chance
for first honors if the Michigan six.
footers should go into a slump or
lose both their remaining games,
which considering their previous show.
ing against the Chicago and Iowa
teams, seems highly improbable.
Standing:
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BY the Associated Press.
n VIEW YORK, March Names
of youths hitherto unknown to
VI the register of champions TO-
/ day dotted the roll of the Ma
tional Amateur Athletic Union
Indoor Titleholders for 1927.
But to a veteran of the board speed
tyavs. LLOYD Hahn of the Boston A.
"A went the honor of establishing
the only world record set during the
annual track and field games OF the
union at Madison Square Garden last
night. Hahn ripped off 1000 yards
in 2 minutes IL As seconds to clip
~35 of a second from the indoor mark
set by Joie Ray in 1919 and equaled
by Harold Cutbill in 1922.
Hahn went to the front at the start
and except for fraction of a second
IN, the second lap. stayed there to 9pt
= terrific pace to win from Fay
Dodge of the Illinois \. c. oy fully
10 yards
Osborn Beaten i'm High Jump.
Only five of the 10 individual cham
pions in 1926 retained their titles.
Among the defeated stars was Harold
NJ Osborn of the Illinois A. c., who
vas shut out of the high jump. in
which he holds the world record. Os-
NOTN SdV6Q MS III ILAV
standing broad jump.
Karl Wildermuth, freshman at
Georgetown University, in winning the
60.yard sprint crown. took the meas
ire Of Loren Murchison, Chef Bow
man, Frank Hussey, Bob McAllister
and Hank Russell, 1926 intercolle.
giate champion.
Making his bow in "big time" com
petition, Wildermuth showed his heels
to,the Nations foremost sprint vet
Grams.
Wildermuth. after trailing Chester
Bowman of Newark A. c., the defend
ing champion, in a semi-final heat,
came back. in the final with a great
burst of speed that enabled him to
stand off Bowman's closing rush and
win by q scant foot in 6 2-5 seconds.
Carr Fails of Record.
Sabin Carr of Yale, although he
failed to clear II feet for a new world
record in the pole vault, easily cap
tured the title with vault of 13 feet.
= George Lenses, New York A. c.,
Lclipped a fifth of a second from the
600-yard championship record by push
ing his long legs home a stride ahead
of Alan Helffrich in l minute 13E
seconds.
Herbert Schwartz, unattached,
showed the 16-pound shot-put mark
out to 48 feet inches in winning the
title. The new mark was 51a inches
better than the previous record put
Of r. G. Hills of Princeton in 1924.
Edwin Wide of Sweden finished
fifth in 1,500-meter run, in which
he faced the best handicap runners
Of the metropolitan district. His time
was minutes 2-5 seconds, as COM
pared with the world indoor record
Of minutes Sc seconds set by Paavo
Nurmi here in 1925. j. Brennan of
Fordham University won the event
In minutes Sc AS seconds, with a
handicap of 100 yards.
The New York A. G. won the team
trophy with 80 points. Illinois A. c.,
winner last year, gathered 22k
The list Of champions follows:
60-yard daSll-Karl Wildermuth,
Georgetown.
50-yard high hurdles.-*George
Guthrie, Illinois A. c.
300-yard run-Lancelot Ross, Yale.
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eorgeto,m A. Champions Be Covned
WOMEN in SPORT
BY CORINNE FRAZIER

her team. At that point the score
was tied, 21-21.
Eagles gained the edge in the first
quarter, Sc, but at half time the count
was even. The hockey club players
edged ahead in the third quarter.
which closed with them leading at
1916. Basket matched basket In the
fourth period until Miss Kubel's timely
shot earned the decision for her team.
Margaret Kubel and Grace Paynter,
Eagle forwards. were we'll supported
by Katherine Casey at center; Marie
Neeb, side center; Miss A. Hurdlebrink
and Miss l. Weinberg, guards.
The Field Hockey Club was repre-
senred by Misses V. Brown and Alice
Nicoll in the forward field, s. Bradley
at center, Miss Mills at side center and
Miriam FAIRIES and Ramsey hewitt as
guards. Virginia Hopkins replaced
Miss Mills in the second session.
Capital Athletic Club members have
organized a council. composed of the
officers and committee chairnen OF the
club. This body will meet every two
weeks to dispose of the routine bust
ness of the organization. The entire
club body will meet once a month, in
addition to the council meetings.
Members of the new governing
body include: Florence SHADING, pres
ident; Hazel Davis, vice president
Gail Nickerson. secretary; Olive
O'Hern. corresponding secretary. and
the following committee chairmen;
Julia Aman, basket ball; frankie
Rose, basket ball: Patricia Trappe
publicity, and Helen Ball, fencing.
Spring plans were discussed and
five new members initiated at the
meeting of the Washington Athletic
Club last night at the home Of Eleanor
Watt, president.
Base ball and track were suggested
as the major sports on the Spring pro-
gram, and a vote will be taken at the
next meeting as to which of the two
will be adopted as the leading activity.
Those who were initiated last night
included Louise Carper, Betty CARRIER,
Kitty Green, Evelyn Forney and Isa-
belle Heffner. All of these new mem
bers have been affiliated for some time
with the club, but had not been in
itiated formally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-01
TOURNEY WILL BE A TEST
FOR WESTERN AND DEWITT
Capital Elves Will Find Plenty of Opposition in
Event at Lexington-Par of Scholastic Court
Games Called Here Tomorrow.

April 5, Eastern VS.. Western at West
ern; April 8. Western VS.. Central at
Central: April 13. Central VS.. Eastern
at Eastern; April 90, Western VS.. Cen
trail, at Western
Dewitt ran up lead i'm the early
part of it's game with Alexandria High
that was sufficient to give it victory
over the Old Dominion boys despite
rally in the final stages on the part of
the latter. The score was 81 to 49,
Barlow and Hutchinson led Dewitt s
offense, with Travers and McMeni-
man doing most of the host teams
scoring.
Two former Tech High stars were
outstanding performers on the Duke
University Freshmen team that has
just achieved the Tarheel State fresh
men title. They are Harry Councillor
and Bill Werber. Councillor was cap
tain of the team and it's leading scorer
with 100 points. Werber was second
in shooting with 46 markers Both
Councillor and Werber were picked on
many all,Freshmen teams.
With Drain and II. Thompson scor-
ing heavily, Western High lightweight
tossers routed Bethesda High, 40 to
Is. Snead counted all but four of the
losing teams points.