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undergoing? Jeffries cut the air
savageIy with his stick, and
swore.
Deep down in his soul he regis
tered q vow to get even with
Carnifex and his little crowd one
day. and II as much as an eye
lash Of Mary's had been dis
turbed. he would see that some
OF them suffered for it. Grad
ually he was getting to know the
members of Carnifex's gang, and
each face was clearly printed
upon his memory. There would
be a day Of reckoning for some
of them before long.
TO Be Continued TomorrowI
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Thrills Abound in This Pulse TingIing
Serial Of international Intrigue
and Romantic Love
Read THIS First:

Luke Je!Ieries walking dconsOay along London street asked
VcefA agiated
Der fathers house The father
TREND has discovered efficient substitute for petrol Agents
powerful oil syndcae seeking the VckeFs trying
protect Steel He offers Jefers big eWard 4 he WIN take bic
Place a. dies
9ssnSs e traitor Mary goes i've with Made Adhouse and
a dah e sees house y the country he g u fear q his Ute
ns room and insists that Z the inventor does not meet big terms
ana Steel finds Jah Endeby badly hurt &c carried him back
With hs as breath to ts gsi.rs where his The
SeSes sepo g that the dying inventor impaired
Endey 70 explain the tragedy the police Jefers calls
office,
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NOW Go On With The Hfnru
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CHAPTER XIII

Luke Jefferies stopped in his
stroll down Piccadilly, and glanced
into a hatter's window. He APP.
peared interested in some white
topees, and he looked earnestly
at the tropical headgear for fully
half q minute, then he walked on.
His suspicion was well founded.
The short, shabbily- dressed man
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27
SCIENCE IS AID
TO HOUSEWIFE

one of the secrets of good house
keeping lies in cleanliness of all
parts of the house, as well as the
equipment in the house. and science
has played IL tremendous part in
placing in the hands of the modern
housewife various things which will
enable her to keep the house clean.
The Caldwell Supply Company, 80
S. Pennsylvania ST., dealers in
kitchen equipment, has placed on
the market a preparation known as
Samoline, a cleaner which is be-
coming very popular with many
housewives.
Samoline is used to clean painted,
vanished. enameled, tile, metal and
glass surfaces without injury, &C
cording to r. c. Caldwell.
I'VE have found Samoline will
effectively clean up almost any sur
face OF households. 1t removes dirt
from painted walls and furniture
and likewise removes it from en-.
ameled. tiled or metal surfaces. We
have received many favorable COM
ments from housewives who have
tried 1t in their homes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27
u N X N Q w N
Taylor Has Mystery Boxer
on Local Card.

1t remained for Bud Taylor, Hoo
sier bantam king, to add feature
of mystery to the miners boxing
show at Tomlinsor Hall Tuesday
night.
Taylor asked the matchmaker to
allow him to enter a 132-pound boy
from his Terre Haute gym against
Ehrman Clark, the former Fair
banks-Morse amateur who has been
exciting so much admiration by his
performances in local rings. Bud
readily was accommodated and
Clark took the match, asking his
opponents name.
But Bud just smiled, and firmly
declined to identify his protege. Tay.
lor intimated he believes he has a
real find" in the youngster named
to meet Clark, and the Tuesday bout
is in the nature of a test.
SO the promoters have Used the
entry on the program y" Hu1 Tay-
lor's Mystery"
Don Carson, who was -, Il 20 meet
A;ddie Roberts in one OF the six
Wound prelims, has been dropped
from the card and Roy Cox given
his place Cox outpointed ClrsVn r.
Il bout at bokomo Tuesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27
Build English Houses

Three houses Of English cottage
lyle of architecture are being com
pleted by Mar'on Cordill, con
tractor, SOL S. Audubon Road, on the
east side OF Arlington Ave, just a
half.square north of Washington ST.
The new houses are splendid
examples of the thoroughness en-
ployed by Cordill in his construc-
ton work and each will be finished
in excellent taste. Built along Eng
lish lines. the houses are dis.
tinguished by the sharp roof lines
and peaked gables The houses are
of frame construction to the plate
line and stucco in the gables
The roof of each house is
finished in Arrow-lock Kolor Kraft
shingles. giving a colorful effect.
The entrance doorway is from a
covered porch in each house, a
very charming ARCHITECTURAL achieve.
ment
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27
CITY BUILDING NEWS.
WATER SOF TENER
BUSINESS GOOD

Business continues good for John
TT. Gottemoller, $3.50 Cornelius Ave.
plumber, especially in installations
of new types Of automatic water
.softeners and heaters.
Gottemoller has taken on the
handling of the new c. n. II. auto
matte water softeners and heaters
manufactured by the Shiloh Manu-
featuring Company of Dayton.
I'VE have given it careful tests
and it has stood up we'll" Cote
mollc. said. 1T provides an even
grade of soft water at all times
costing less than any other water
softener to operate. The new G. n.
r. uses no salt that rusts out
softener and does not require re-
generation. Chardalite mineral is
used and it comes in convenient
f1fteen-pound packages for use when
it is exhausted.
Each c. N. r. water softener has
regulating valve which makes
possible obtaining an excellent
quality of soft water irrespective of
degrees of hardness and the solids
in the water. 1t is also equipped
with a pressure relief valve which
automatically releases in case ex-
cessive pressure exists and again
closes when this pressure is relieved.
This new water softener can be
used in connection with a range
boiler and heater If desired. 1t
comes in one model which has a
cast coil heater and a hot water
storage capacity Of thirty gallons.
Once connected with the city water
line, it is ready for service. 1t is
complete, neat and reliable. 1t pro-
tects and saves your plumbing, 1t
is safely operated and economical
III upkeep."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27
SHADE CONCERN
STRESSES VALUE

An increasing number OF firms and
individuals are learning the adj
vantage of securing good materials
in window shades, instead of pur-
chasing cheap, low-grade cloth that
does not give service, according to
Mrs. Homer Post, associated with
her husband in business of the In
dianapolis Shade Company, 1922 e.
New York St
I'VE have found out that the
Government specifies Columbia cloth
in window shades for Government
building windows, and tests have
shown that it has given splendid
service, hence we decided to use the
best materials we could find to make
our window shades" she said
Columbia rollers, also, can be de-
pended upon for real service. There
is more life in their springs and a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27
TITLE INSURANCE
VALUE STRESSED

Title insurance has the effect Of
helping the Iiquidity of realty invest
ments. says J. Il. Morrison. sales and
advertising director of the Union
Title Companys title insurance de
partment.
suppose. for example. broker in
New York is offered "A loan secured
by indianapolis real estate, and the
title to the real estate is not insured.
The prospective buyer of the loan
would have TO ask for an abstract
and submit it to his attorney for an
opinion. This would incur delay and
expense" he said.
IF the title were covered by the
guaranty of a title company then the
question of title would be instantly
dismissed and the sale of the mort
gage could proceed at once and on
the basis Of valuation and rate
alone. Large dealers in mortgages
today are fully aware of the econ
omy effected and prestige attained
through title insurance. They are
making general use of it all over
the United States.
People who buy realty or mort
cages secured by realty positively
need and want the protection that
title insurance gives. They also re-
quirc quicker action than the old
methods permitted. Practically eV-
cry order comes to us with rush"
request, indicating that time is
valuable and that much will be
gained by avoiding delay. This de-
mand for greater liquidity is sup
piled by title insurance. The de-
mand for safety is supplied by title
insurance. Title insurance has ev-
cry known argument squarely in its
favor. Can one wonder that its use
is becoming so general?" said Nor
rison.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27
BUSY WEEKEND FOR LOCAL FlvES
Technical, Cathedral Have
Two Games-Manual
Meets Shortridge.

The Misunderstanding city series
tilt Friday at the Armory tops the
weekend card for local high school
basketball teams. The Marion
county tournament for schools out
side Of Indianapolis, gets under way
Friday and quite a number of fans
will have their eyes on the victor,
as one Of the chief contenders for
sectional honors.
Technical has two games SEIZED
uled, one at Connersville Friday and
the other at the Armory Saturday
against the Reitz quintet of Evans
vile. Cathedral also has a pair Of
contests carded. the Irish playing
host to Central Catholic of FIT.
Wayne Friday at the K. Of c. hail
and Saturday meeting the Silent
Hoosiers at the State School for the
Deaf.
Broad Ripple was scheduled to
play Ben Davis, but owing to the
fact that the Davis outfit is to play
in the county tournament Friday, 1t
will be impossible to expect the con-
test to be staged and Ripple authori-
ties are trying to make arrange
ments to meet the winner of one of
the Friday morning games in the
county meet.
The Shortridge-Manual clash is
one Of the annual features of local
\ high school basketball season and
Ia large crowd is expected to be on
3hand Friday roofing for their respec-
tive quintets. Shortridge is the favo-
rite, but Manual is hoping to upset
the dope.
Technical, newly crowned city
champion, has been hitting fast
pace recently and hopes are running
high at the east side institution for
two victories over the weekend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27
500 SEE CHECKER CHAMP

A large crowd gathered at the
7. M. c. A. Wednesday night to
witness the feats of Newell w.
Banks, national checker champion,
and chess player of note. A large
entry list of thirty-five checker
players and eleven chess players per-
formed.
Many checker entries withdrew
before games were completed. Nine
received draws and nine others were
defeated. Banks, blindfolded, won
four games of checkers as an added
attraction.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27

longer pull in Their smooth-running
action. giving greater reserve power
Years Of experience have made
Post one of the best known window
shade experts of the city. lie has
made special study of window
shade demands and supervises per-
sonally the work of production at
the company's shop. The company
has landed a number of splendid con-
tracts with prominent building con
Germs to install window shades in
their new houses.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27
Rooms Delightful

Each of the houses has a dc.
lightful living room with vaulted
ceiling OF tmbered effect. a
breasted fireplace with stone
mantel and tile hearth has been
designed for each house. The walls
of the houses are TO be finished in
teXtured plaster and handpaitned
finish. The woodwork throughout
is of gum. finished in dark walnut
and mahogany. oil-rubbed finish.
The electric fixtures throughout
the houses are selected wrought
iron designs to harmonic with the
English design of the houses.
The dining rooms are each to be
larse and well-liShted Opening off
Of the dining rooms in each house
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27
WRESTLING AT ~

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, IGG., o~a. l.
The University Of Cincinnati will
supply the opposition 70. Coach
Reynolds Indiana University wres
Ting team here. Friday night. To
date. Indiana is undefeated and
should land high in the conference
championship.
Cincinnati has u veteran team ana
has hopes OF pushing the Crimson
the limit. Eight matches are on the
schedule with the ;iYst one St"rtin"
at $50
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27
City Bowling
Gossip
By Lefty Lee

The tcn-same doubles match be
-"cc1 l.. jay and X. lowers vs.. A.
%c''lcnsker and r. Smith resulted
in win for the Schlensker- Smith
combination, $3.50 to 3,5O3. This was
n hard-fought, interesting match,
the final game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27

Don't forget it, boys, Webb Wal
bowlers with an average Of $50 or
under. next Sunday afternoon. This
event should bring out large entry,
as there are many new bowlers com.
ing along fast who will find that
this is the last year they will be low
enough in average to shoot in this
class.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27

Juniors team which played at School No.
Il Thursday night Is asked to call Drexel
Slol-J any morning between and q.
Monday night the Woodside Juniors de.
teated the indianapolis Midways in a close
the Strong sRe6yvie RambeTys nto ca%p
q to a. Games are desired with the
peRe s6f or addess Roy BsEer aG 81
defeated the University Heights Juniors Juniors
~ to 2.
viii wertz. ex-Ohio State University
star, has team made up of ex;college and
games. The team would like to play the
William II. Block five Saturday night, Feb.
bex Thf 5a g0S dseta sa%s are and 'ses 50 to Gn
Club. 1859 English Ave, city william
Four c Phi Beta rhsta and s fho s
burg-Lewis
The Y. P; c.s have reorgsnized and will
f 81 in the, the city: includins %e6TsI, GSdiin,
bush. Games are desired for the next two
weeks. South Side Turner's Hoosier
A. C.s. Marmon Motors and Meteors please
note. Call Belmont 2S04W and ask for
Jones-Whitaker Chevrolet METERS are be-
BY the fans OF this City. they have i'' met net
and defeated some good teams. Tuesday
sgn q tDy Mai they beat the
Delta theta 81 Buer 3 80 to ons to Tbs
Chevrolets. had the lead until the last ten
way for, a. game, with the Blue Moon
Tigers of Louisville to be played here
ABOUT Feb Feb 70; State Of qty teams desir
ones Whitaker Sales COmDany
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Me- fh1 -. - By
AJ wv NORMAN
Blackboard 'TAAcS


From many have been informed The ines
geston sang has tai en- hold and has with approval
The suggestion calls for nca foul when in the referee
Judgment team appears to be sang the ball TO be given the
opposing out of bounds We have heard favor
of clothing the officials with the authority curb what
q legitimate evil
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27

team, is one of the
leading scorers of
his outfit. In the
first six games his
team p | a y e d he
anassed a total of
so points. Keyser
is one of the most
consistent getters
on the Springfield
q u i n t G t and is
rated highly by
the sports writer's.
A close second to
Little Joe" in the
matter of scoring
the points is Capt.
Gerald Armstrong,
Greenfield, o h i o.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27
JACK REYNOLDS WINS

BV Times NDcCidT
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Jan. IL
Jack Reynolds, Indiana University
wrestling coach, and claimant OF the
worlds welterweight mat title, de-
hated Gorilla" Cossu, Italy, two
Tails out of three here Wednesday
night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27
ANNUAL TRACK MEET

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-More than
$50 athletes are expected to contest
in the annual indoor track meet of
the Illinois Athletic Club here to-
morrow night. Entries from most
of the schools in the Big Ten are
expected.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27
RAWLINGS TO S ."li1.11

BH Times Special
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan, 27.-Of.
ficials of the Columbus American
Association baseball club announced
here Wednesday that the Senators
had obtained Johnny Rawlings, vet
eran National League infielder.
Rawlings was the star of the New
York Giants in the world series of
1928.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27

Dale Miller dropped in for a chat
casually the wish that basketball Of
ffcials would start wearing llnickers.
Who knows? They may come to it
yet
Plenty of action in the City
League games at the III. A. c. on
Wednesday night. The Old Settler
gave us permission to use that copy
righted style of reporting games.
Here's what we picked up:
First game started out fast High
arched shot and ball stuck in rafters.
AL Wehrel took q shot with a ball tossed
% DSt from the fdTpe' Morrison Missed is white i
pants and green shirt as usual. =. Al
Rubbish, pride Of Manual. was on hand
with his running mates. Ted Lentz. Claude
:, Harlan and Eirod of the Manual Won,
der 1--WE ~ G.1o were on hand. =. Man
shat Sa m, Is setting hot Movie
Fellow on left, hand side. near scorers
table. going stark. staring mad. Must
be be ~, roofing for stutz ,:, There The
Ely, NY. look at "a all Il" the pretty T girls
There's Joe Kelly With his Light and
minds a5 Ss more and R &Sre d KrAR Reg E,s
.Y,ood OF Evansville High School team. .
Ones aH ra bb%p h Hear R He
wouldn't it be the berries II the Heat
team d make double upset of it?
o. well. all over. On the dusty trail
back home.
When the Red, Red, Robinson
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27
MICHIGAN MATMEN SCORE

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO. Jan. 27.-The Uni
versity of Michigan wrestling team
defeated Northwestern here Wednes-
day night, %. 1-3 to 61S
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27

Red Robinson kissed his college
basketball career good-by with one
more laurel tucked under his arm.
At the time Red withdrew from
school after finishing his course he
was leading the State college scoring
with a total of 122 points. He had
scored 81 field goals and "a foul
throws. Wooden of Franklin, is a.
close second with lis. Butler, so
far, is not very we'll represented in
the individual scoring column, Chan
dler leading the list of Bulldogs
with 65.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27
/. legitimate evil.

If the national basketball rules
committee does not think Sailing
rule necessary, then the Indiana
state High School Athletic Associa-
ton can amend its constitution
namely Article s, Section y and
award it's officials sufficient power 20
penalizc team for slowing up &c.
ton.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27
NEGRO CUE TOURNEY

Roscoe defeated Fite, $500, and
Anderson dropped Frazier, 1922, in
Wednesday nights games of the Ne.
gro three-cushion billiard tourna'
uent at the Monarch parlors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27

Capitol No. League games were
holly contested in Wednesday
nights play and, as Il result. plenty
Of excitement was on tap. The En-
Roe team dropped the Marotts three
games. Silver Flash barely nosed
out the Coca-Cola boys in two out
of three, Werbe-Meissen handed the
H. E. Schmitts two out Of three
drubbing and Robbins Body treated
the 3-F Coffee in a like manner.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27

will be a commodious kitchen, with
modern finishings. A breakfast nook
with cupboard has been designed in
each house A large linen and china
cabinet is to be completed in each
dining room.
Large Bed Rooms
The bedrooms, two in each house,
are large and will be daintily fin,
over-strippled and with grass effects
Each bedroom will have plenty of
space for furniture and will be we'll
ventilated.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27

Forty-five games passed the 200
mark, tho 268 of Lew Fahrbach in
his final effort winning the three
pound can Of 3-F coffee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27

CocaCola had high series for the
night, 1,O17. 9SS and $50 for a total
of 1894, and lost two out of three
games, the Silver Flash team getting
1913 and 1,001 in the last two. Tough
luck, boys.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27

When the Red. Red, Robinson
comes bob, bob, bobbin up the "Y"
floor Saturday night it is liable to
be bye, bye. Goodyear.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27

The 500 shooters were led by
Frank Hueber, who had games of
1874, 234 and 246, for a total of 664.
McNew had 657 on games of 1856,
216 and 255. Frank Fox. Gas; c.
Schott. Go; Bowen. 624; Dan Hack
ard. SOB; Haislip, SOB; Eddie Horn
berger, 61S; Kimmel, $40; Fahrbach,
644 and Henry, 6b5.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27

60 FEW sport writer's in this
. "A | state seem to have noticed
that we selected Logansport.
Nern BoXell in the Marion Leader.
Tribune says: ''Along comes off The
Blackboard of The Indianapolis Times,
and in bold face type announces that
Logansport is the champs OF 1927,
with nc ifs or ands about it," Jean
Crafts in the Kollomo Dispatch has
this to say: of The Blackboard of
The Indianapolis Times is picking a
big argument by naming Logansport
as the coming State champion. Lo-
gan Will'noW have to fight tv-,co as
.:a"i to set there"
E,oI tie Old Settler b"c....3 H..
w.: in an out-0f-sown parer. =
LEBANON journal kicks in VIA:
Old Settler, who uses unique
vie in reporting games played
by indianapolis teams, said in Mon
days Of The Blackboard column
of The indianapolis Times, Big
Blonde on the Lebanon team made
some sensational shots Re.
minded one OF Bill Sayce
Manual roOters displayed their
civic pride by cheering Justify for
Lebanon 2O-14 at half and 49,
D. Nd tI.A n..I
HOOSIER is showing the
"A Buckeyes how it is done.
s Little Joe" I<eyser, Rich
mond Qnd) sophomore forward on
the Wittenberg College basketball
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27

the matter that pleases Wittenberg
followers is the fact that Joe has an
other two years to keep making
points. Here's hoping he keeps do
ing it, if only for the honor of In
diana.
We always had the idea that per-
sons writing to newspapers knew
the main fundamental of penning
such missives-that of signing
name and giving address. All let
ters addressed to Of The Back
board must have the name and ad-
dress of the fan. That is, of course,
if the sender wishes to have any or
all of the letter published. Thank
you.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-27

Tho manager of the University Heights
Juniors team which played at School No.
Il Thursday night is asked to call Drexel
3l6l-J any morning between 6 and 8.