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$500, 900, 900 IN BUDGET.
Estimated Expense Present Year
for Chicago and Suburbs.

CHICAGO. February R).-Chi-
cago and Cook County, which includes
a number of suburbs, will have a
5000. 100000 budget this year.
The city fathers provided for ex-
penditures exceeding 100000, 900 and
the county board at its budget ses-
sion added millions more, allotting
S24 100000 to running the corporate
government and nearly $28,000,000 to
building and improvement.
The largest city budget in Chicago's
history provided $55 ,000, 900 for op-
Grating the corporate government and
set aside large share of the balance
for civic improvements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-08
HOWARD PLAYS TONIGHT.

Howard University basketers will
entertain their dearest foes, Lincoln
tonight on the local floor.
The Bisons showed power in trounc-
ing Bricks College of North Carolina,
70 to "a, in the Howard gym last Sat-
urday night and are confident OF Civ.
ing Lincoln q highly interesting eve
nipg.
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Horse Kills Breeder

BAKERSFIELD, Calf, February
s up. George d. Winters, 76, pioneer
breeder of race horses, died here yes
terday from injuries received when he
was hurled from a horse. His skull
was fractured.
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Nobody would mind so much why
girls leave home If only they would
smake an effort to get back q little
earlier. Arse IA
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WOMAN WITNESSES
TRAGEDY ON LINKS
Husband Shoots Friend At
tempting to Save Her, Then
Kills Himself.
By the Associated Press.

Los ANGELES, February S.-The
story of a tragedy on the golf links
was woven today into the annals of the
royal and ancient game in Los Ange-
les as police sought to learn why An
drew Jankowski, Toledo, Ohio, auto
mobile dealer, yesterday shot and prob
ably fatally wounded his old friend
and business partner, Cornelius j. Cal
lahan, on the Bellevue Club links, and
then killed himself.
Mrs. Jankowski, who was with them
in a threesome and who witnessed
the shooting, was under the care of
physician after having become hysteri-
cal and unable to tell a coherent
story.
Temporary Insanity Suggested.
Police believe Jankowski was seized
with a fit of temporary insanity, pre-
cipitated by an argument over the
golf cards.
Mrs. Jankowslxi told Deputy Sheriff
Stensland her husband f1ared into a
rage, cried out that he was going to
kill her and drew q pistol. Callahan,
she said, leaped between her and her
angered husband at the critical mo-
ment and dropped with the bullet in
his head.
you've killed the best friend I ever
had" Mrs. Jankowski screamed.
Jankowski then turned his weapon
on himself and sent bullet into his
temple.
Mrs. Jankowski's story was corrob-
GRATED in part by Edward Wells, a
caretaker of the course, who said he
saw Jankowski kill himself.
The woman's screams attracted
other players who rushed up to find
both men lying on the green. Janl<ow-
ski was dead when they arrived. Cal
lahan was taken to an emergency
hospital.
Had Nervous Breakdown.
Jankowski recently suffered a nerv.
Gus breakdown and came here with
his wife a month ago hoping to re-
gain his health. Callahan accompanied
them. The two friends frequently
played golf together, as physicians
recommended outdoor exercise for Jan
kowski. The Bellevue is public
course.
Jankowski and Callahan had been
close friends and business associates
for several years. The former was
president and general manager of a
motor sales company in which the lat
ter was heavy stakeholder. Gala
han was general manager of a soft
drink manufacturing concern in
which Jankowski was oe of the
heaviest stockholders.
Besides his widow. Jankowski leaves
son, Andrew jr., who is in st. JOS
eph's Academy at Monroe, Mich.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-22

said he wanted to 60, steady IN one way
when he had to go somewhere the girl
other date. He vas telling me. about get
ting some letters. and he told me about
and wanted him to come l and See Ter. but
said he never went.
otdu love S, him just cry all the time
one else but him.. but says he will come
to see me just like he always does. but
tohave a date with any one all week. he
Tell me. do. you think he loves me or
SUDDEN He said he Nv would seep O. his
promise as long, as did about not going
VIII IN any any, one tnIns else This o.b.r o,r, 10.
effect on him or not?
He keeps asking If am mad and says
asn done SA' this way any P Sefoe w Sc wh
longerS HEARTBROKEN
Heartbroken: You have Just been
going with this man one short
month, and are now beginning to
understand him. For the first
month you supposed, child like, that
he, and all the rest of the world
were just like yourself, and when
they loved loved with the same de-
votion as yourself. But there are
few people, who love with such
singular devotion as yourself. Most
people have some other interest in
life, and if they didn't have, how
would the work of the world go on?
If everyone was built like you, and
would cry all day because of the
state Of their emotions, who would
build the houses, and make the
shoes, and prepare all the comforts
and inventions which keep out tb9
cold and feed and shelter us?
Your boy has a job, perhaps, e.
some other interest in life. He can't
think love is as important a matter
as you do, because a great deal of
his time is by necessity filled with
other things. Perhaps he would like
to think of love all day, but he can
not, and you really should not
You have, nothing to cry about.
He is just different from what you
expected him to be, and that is all.
What right did you nave to meet
man and then expect hib to be
something you had created out of
your own mind in the way Of a
lover and not what he had really
grown up to be? I think he loves
you, but don't think he wants you
to own and possess him entirely.
He has right to his own DISPOSE
ton, and If he never wants to go
out on a date at all some weeks, he
certainly has a right to inform you
that he is fond of staying alone or
with men, sometimes.
The other girl has nothing to do
with it, am sure. But if you act
so entirely incapable of understand
ing this man, and even unwilling to
try and understand that his dispo-
sition may be different from yours,
you can perhaps drive him away
from you and into her arms.
Your trouble is somewhat like that
of the wife of j. B., whose letter is
printed above. You can talk and
think about nothing but love all the
time, and unless you want to be as
tiresome a wife as j. B. says his is,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-22

meet girls teams from other col
leges. Hitherto the girls and boys
were on the same teams. Thirteen
girls have registered for try outs.
These include Esther Blouch, Terre
Haute; Dorothy Fleming. Brazil;
Pearl Gelnn, Mishawaka; Catherine
Greenlee, Terre Haute; Ethel Har-
ris, Lewis; Charlotte Jardine, Terre
Haute; Katherine Keller, Marion;
Adelaide Mills Kipp, MartinSville;
Maurine Mellroy, West Terre
Haute; Josephine Moon, Terre
Haute; Audrey Pittmen, Linton;
Florence Powell, Terre Haute, and
Lois I. Wall, GreencaStle.
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and have your arms free to turn
the pages of your book, yet one
which will accommodate her loving
form without causing you to lay
down your smoke and your reading.
What she doesn't realize is that
your nerves are wrought up when
you come home from work and you
need to rest. What you don't real
ize is that she has been living for
your coming home all day, and that
hour at twilight is the whole
meaning of her existence.
Other Interests Would Help
Of course, if you had baby, she
would make fuss over this in the
evening. If you had nice COM
panionable dog, maybe this would
distract her attention a little. Are
you sure she has a comfortable
chair of her own, under a light
where she could read or sew if she
wished, or is your lap the only COM
Portable place in the room? ASK
her to make you one of these lamp
shades such as they give lessons in
making at the department stores
for your room, and this will give
her something to occupy her in
tereSt after supper Tell her there
is nothing you like to see SO much
in the evening as a woman sewing
under the lamplight while her huS-
band is reading. Use tact.
Perhaps if you would get her a
dog she would take long walks in
the day in order to give it exercise,
and would come home too tired,
and too filled with fresh air, to care
much about love-making. Maybe
you can teach her to read ana
smoke, too. There are so many
nice, tactful ways out of your dis
tress that it makes me happy to
think that am writing to a couple
who are in love with each other,
even though the wife does not rea-
live her husband is tired in the
evenings.
Plenty of exercise in the open air,
a comfortable living room for every
body, and something to keep her
busy is my prescription for your
wife's case.
Dear Miss Lee-r am II years old and
am deeply in love with fellow 20 years
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-22

you must I'LL your mind with other
interests.
Did you ever try to sewT There
are lots of nice things to be made
in the art department of the stores
and they save money, too. Then you
can dry your tears and you will have
something else to think about dur
ing the day and something nice to
talk about at night.
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Girls Debntinn

Prof. j. B. Wisely, coach Of de-
bate at the Indiana State Normal
of Terre Haute, has set tonight for
tryouts for the women'S debate
teams. The question for discussion
is Resolved, that the direct pri-
mary plan for the nominations of
the State and Federal officers go
into repeal"
For the first time in the history
of the Normal, the school will have
a girls debating team which will
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-22

Mrs. Dewey Annakin. former teach
er in the department, talked to the
girls for the second lecture and
told of physical education in the
middle ages. Another former teach
er, Mrs. j. B. Wisely, will give the
third lecture and further develop
the subject.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-22
Physical Education History

THE History of Physical Educa-
ton" is the topic for study by girls
Of the Physical Education Club,
Athenaeum, at the Indiana State
Normal, Terre Haute. Prof. F. G..
Mutterer, of the department of for
eign languages, gave the opening
lecture on Greek culture, in which
he stressed Greek education, and
particularly physical education.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-22
BE Temperate in Love,
i AnS70er to 1zCO Letters
BY MARTHA LEE

Broken hearted and 81 today problems
g. b
is the girl
to be- The girl does not understand
have some time to himself
1here are all of more
dependent on caresses the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-22
Coat LGpelS

When pressing a suit coat, press
the coat lapels fiat first and allow
them to dry thoroughly before press
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S~~NSN1
understand that those who are more
nervouSly built can not stand to be
paved over and petted all the time,
and that they must sometimes with
draw to themselves in order to keep
we'll and be in a harmonious state
of mind.
The right to be away from peo-
pie some of the time is a right no
woman should seek to deny to the
man she really loves. If she wants
him to give up all his strength and
time to her, hers is a selfish love,
and the man will resent it. These
girls must learn to do without some
ST the hours and attentions they
want in order to bring about the
others happiness.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-22

Dear Miss Lee-T am married to yerv
dear little woman. with whom 1 ara much
virtues, but she sometimes gets very tire
some. When, come home from work in
the evening she St Immediately plants herself
l wish to relax, smoke and read after a
hard days grind. she is in my lap again
ana ii Pecom les very indignant If ask her
have an hour IN my room alone and can
not UNDERSTAND, why I should wish to be
With my gentlemen friends, She throws a
ut and says am going to meet sumo
woman; though l have never given her
little woman and have proved it in many
ways, but I can daily sense gulf SOM
ing between us because she gets On my
for her, but do not get the thrill out
Of taking her IN my arms that once did
annoyed by her petting when I am try
ing 70 concentrate my mind on something
Is there any cure for such people?
T. B.
You are the luckiest man in the
world, most masculine readers will
say when they read your letter.
You love your wife, and she loves
you, and your trouble is such an
easy one to adjust that it gives me
real pleasure to suggest way by
which you can "cure such people"
In the first place, you are almost
indulging in self-pity because she
gets on your nerves, instead of
thinking how you would miss this
little bunch of sweetness were she
not yours, but somebody else's. 1t
is not a gulf coming between you:
forget that expression. 1t is only
a slight feeling of annoyance that
'seizes you, but your nerves have
caused you to exaggerate the mat
ter.
What you need is a big chair,
wide enough for you to smoke in,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-22

Dear Miss Lee-I am II years old and
old. have gone with him one month
steady. He ZONES three times week. but
the other night he acted so nice to me.
hut when he got ready to start home he
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