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Evening star., 1928-08-03

enough cream sauce to the vegetables
To moisten them, put them In a creased
shallow baking dish, spread with but
tered bread crumbs and brown in hot
oven.
When salads are used serve them so
far as possible with simple salad dress
ings rather than the heavier mayon-
naise. Variety In flavor, so far as
French dressing is concerned. can cas-
lily be obtained by using lemon or fresh
lime Juice instead OF vinegar or using
any Of the fresh fruit jeilies. such as
pineapple. strawberry, raspberry, etc.
when serving the dressing with a fruit
salad.
Fruit beverages are valuable for their
cooling effect on the system and should
be used often. Fresh lines may be
added to iced tea or any other fruit
juices instead of lemon juice for variety
In flavor. Lime juice Is. perhaps. one OF
the most refreshing Of any OF the fruit
Juices and Is especially valuable for its
antiscorbutic properties. Remember in
serving cold beverages not TO have them
too icy or they will slow up the digestive
processes and probably cause indiges-
ton.
Fruit desserts are the best for this
time of year and there are many COM
binations possible and many ways OF
using them which make appetizing and
delicious dishes Most people prefer TO
use fruit In It's natural state and wisely
SO. However. We are apt to grow tired
OF them when served too often In this
way and welcome the change to fruit
tarts. tapiocaS. cuStards, dumplings ana
sauces for ice creams, iunket, etc.
Evening star., 1928-08-03
FOOD AND THRIFT IN THE HOME
Home i'm Good Taste
ny SARA HrLAND.

Did you ever hurry to catch certain
bus or street car. and at the last mo-
ment miss IL because there was some
thing that just had to be wrapped up
and taken downtown? And the real
cause Of your delay might have been
that you couldn't find any string any
where. when you knew very we'll that
there must be lots of 1t somewhere about
the house.
This would never happen If you had
a string box like that In the illustration,
This box not only contains a ball of
string which runs out as smoothly and
Evening star., 1928-08-03
Refreshing Drinks Important.
Remedy for Bee Stings.

Household ammonia will kill the pain
OF formic acid. When bee stings, 1t
sends into the flesh an amount OF for
mic acid that causes great pain. II or
dinary ammonia Is used at once on the
painful spot, the pain will disappear
and there will be no swelling. This may
also be used for the sting Of other
insects
Evening star., 1928-08-03

as fast as desired, but there is tiny
razor edge In the top of the cover that
ships off the string and saves scurrying
around at the last minute for a knife
or pair of scissors,
The kitchen is All appropriate place
for such box, though the desk in the
living room or bedroom might well ac-
commodate one.
Light green, orchid yellow, black and
red are the various colors Of which you
may have a choice for the finish, and
be sure TO select one that lends good
amount OF color to your scheme by way
of contrast.
Evening star., 1928-08-03
BAKED INDIAN PUDDING.

Put three cups SKINNED milk
and one cup hot water on to boil.
Add when boiling seven table
spoons yellow cornmeal wet in
little cold SKINNED milk and stir
till thick. Let cool and add two
thirds cup molasses. one-half tea
spoon cinnamon and little salt.
Stir we'll, put in buttered pudding
pan and set In oven. When hot.
add two cups cold skinned milk.
Do not stir. Bake three hours.
Evening star., 1928-08-03

/ made my little girl a striking
nautical frock" for Summer out of a
plain little dark blue linen which had
I thought, been ruined by having ink
spilled down the front. simply put
in a new front of white linen. with
collar I'm two points, edged the pockets
with wide bands of white, and here is
the important part--used lots OF blue
wooden buttons as trimming row on
each side of the front, and one on each
point of the collar. There is naval
emblem on one sleeve. This dress
could easily be made new to form
striking seaside costume for a young
girl.
fCouyrirbt 1929
Evening star., 1928-08-03
DRIED BEEF WITH TOMATO
CATICE

About one-fourth pound dried
beef, washed, scalded and drained.
Cut a green pepper up fine ire
moving seeds and white parti-
tions). scald pepper, drain and
add to can tomato soup. Pour
hot over dried beef. Mix well;
serve on toa7t. If any is left. use
in an omelet.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
HAWKINS.
GOOD TRANSPORTATION
AT SACRIFICE PRICES.

HAWKINS NASH MOTOR
COMPANY, INC,
1888, 150o-11 14th St. NV.
Main $3.50.
Evening star., 1928-06-14

MOTT MOTORS.
DOWN
GO
PRICES DURING
THIS
SENSATIONAL
SALE.
xsshsr for yor sAes inspee.on mas ~. snsTea Io
cars listed below WV
Not Z car ia the list has been in our STOCK
seryiced and ready to 60 We have never
s1t assortment In quality. price and range
SASS. S245.
Nash Sedan. Packard Touring.
SOS. S485.
Hupp Touring. Pontiac Coach.
$485. 1885.
studebaksr Bro'm. Hupp Club Sedan,
$los. S405.
Hudson Coach. Hupp Four Sedan.
$74S. $365.
Hupp Six Coupe. Chevrolet Sedan.
sos. $34s.
Hupp -Four Touring. Essex Coach.
S485. sass.
Hupp Four Coupe. Oakland Coach,
$500. $285.
Hupp Club Sedan. willys-KniSht Tour,
$465. S365.
Hupp Club Sedan. Ford Coupe.
$3.50. $s35.
Hupp six Touring. Nash Sedan
$495. $oos.
Chandler Coach. Buick Sport Rdstr.
Terms that you can meet
without feeling the outlay.
Open evenings for your con-
venience, but come early before
the best buys are snapped up.
MOTT MOTORS, INC,
HuPMoHnE DISTRIBUTORS
1907 l4th. l4l4 l4th.
Franklin AaTT, Used Gar Dept
USED CAR SALE.
LOOKl
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go on Unpaid Balance
NO EXTRA CHARGES
WHY PAY MORE2
We have az cars 10 select from, all --latest
makeA Anh models, ranslns IN price from
SAUNDERS MOTOR CO.,
HUDSON .EasEx DEALERS,
sa0s NJ s. NV.
Evening star., 1928-06-14

SIDEBOARD, very large, handsome carved
mahogany. $50: real Paisley sport coat, So,
$40; elec. lamps and curriers', So; sofa pill
lows, cheap; 8 Stratght chairs, SO; very large
armchair and rocker, oak, $l0i small sateleg
table, So. velvet rug: by 10, So l6 quilts
Evening star., 1928-06-14
SALE--AUTOMOBILES.
COOPERATIVE
Used Car Department.
1925 18th St. NV.
OUR CLAIM.

OUR CLAIM.
More cars at less money. We
welcome comparisons with any
cars at Our asking price. Every
automobile priced to sell. It's
your opportunity. A partial list
fcl1o1uc.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
sAI.E--MIsCEr.LANEnus.

SEWING MISUNDERSTANDING new drop
head Singer very reasonable. 1917 Column
bia I'd, NV iSR
Evening star., 1928-06-14

USED CAR SALE.
Hudson Sedan ........... .$545
Ford Coupe .............. 135
Oldsmobile Coupe (late)... sos
Stude. Special Sedan. 695
REQ Sedan ............... 845
Studebaker Coupe ........ 245
Essex Coach ............. 2o5
Dodge A Sedan ........... sos
Chevrolet Roadster ....... Is
Oakland Touring -. $50
r. McREYNOLDS & SON,
1423-1425-1427 l. St. NV.
S-T-U-D-E-B-A-K-E-R.
Evening star., 1928-06-14

Every automobile mechanical
ly perfect. We will gladly
demonstrate this fact.
Franklin o757.
Evening star., 1928-06-14

IHE, MANCHESTER. iA96 M--AttTaetils,y
furnished rooms, private bath, elevator.
mald; private: phone services; home cookles
Evening star., 1928-06-14
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Cool. spacious rooms with sleeping porches:
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1920 i6th-Large. comfortable front room
adjoining bath. continuous hot water re-
nned private family; walking distance. De-
Evening star., 1928-06-14

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-17
Cue
Title Meets
Are Started
Three Cushion and Pocket
Billiard Journeys Get
Under Way.
By United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 17.-Play to de-
eide the world champions in three
cushion and pocket billiards was to
start at Orchestra hall here this
afternoon.
Erwin Rudolph of Chicago and
Frank Taberski of Schenectady,
N. Y, were to play the first round
in the pocket billiard competition at
1870 p. m, followed by Otto Reiselt
of Philadelphia and Willie Hoppe of
New York, who we're to play the
first macth in the three-cushion
series.
Rudolph and Taberski both are
former national pocket billiard
champions. Reiselt is a former
three-cushion champion and Hoppe
has held virtually every billiard title
except the three-cushion.
Ralph Grenleaf of New York, ma
tional pocket champion, and Pas
quale Natalie of Baltimore, play to-
night, and John Layton of Sedalia,
Mo-, three-cushion champion, and
Gus Copulos of Detroit, cross cues
in the three-cushion event.
The two tournaments will run
three days with a record prize of
$4,000 offered for each tournament.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-17

Bevo Lebourveau is back with the
Brewers along with Ernie Wingard.
Bevo usually gets trip south with
the majors each spring, but the
Athletics decided he's been up"
enough.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-17
Two Feature Games of
Week to Be Staged
on Friday.
WILDCATS MEET IRISH
Northwestern to Play at
South Bend Tuesday.

Two weekend basketball contests,
decorated with a State rivalry hue,
will hold the attention of Indiana
court followers this week. The pair
of feature tits both will be staged
Friday, Purdue clashing with Butler
in Indianapolis and Indiana
tangling with Notre Dame at South
Bend.
All four teams already have swung
into action and a lot Of advance in
tereSt is being displayed in the Il c.
Butler opened its season last week
with victory over the University
Of Pittsburgh, while Purdue swung
into action Saturday with a triumph
over Washington of ST. Louis.
Notre Dame has turned in two
wins, one over Armour Tech of
Chicago, and the other over Albion
college. Indiana lost its opener to
Washington of st. Louis by the
margin of a single point, but "came
back" nicely to defeat the University
of Pennsylvania quintet.
Tuesday night the strong North
western outfit led by "Rut" Walter,
will play Notre Dame at South
Bend. The remainder of the week S
program follows:
Wednesday-De Paw at State Normal;
Eastern Illinois Normal at Rose Poly;
Bethel (Kentucky) at Hanover; Lewis in
stitute (Chicago) at Valparaiso.
Thursday-Danville at Manchester.
Friday-Purdue at Butler; Indiana az
Notre Dame; Franklin at EVansvillej Val
paraiso at Muncie.
aturday-FrankIin at Evansville; Con-
cOrdia (Ft. Wayne) VS.. COncordia mil
waukee, Wis., at Chicago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-17
Do You Know
That

T AIRY PAGAN, a Harri-
Il son, N. j. fighter, in
herited 100000 and an auto
sales and repair shop.
And he's going right on fight
ing. The National
League clubs have ben ordered
to set up a telephone wire be-
tween the press box and the
playing field. John
McGraw thinks he won the
final decision. Umpire
Bill KLEIN has resigned.
Connie Mack, Jr., is a basket
ball star at Germantown Acad-
envy. He is also a
baseball player. And
so was his old man.
The board of directors of the
Brooklyn ball club get along
swell together. They
were to have had a meeting re-
Gently. But couldn't
even agree on a meeting place.
. And didn't meet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-17
Saturdays H. S.
Net Results

Pendleton %; Manual 20.
Muncie, 81; Tech. %.
Washington, 90; cambridge 25.
Broad Ripple, 35, BroWnsburg, 81.
Decatur Catholic 43; Cathedral, II.
Crispus Attacks, 81; Richmond, "a.
Rochester, %; Jetf (Lafayettel, 81.
Greenfield, "a; Crawfordsville, %.
Martinsville, SO; Kokomo, 80.
Horace Mann Gary, %; La Porte, "a.
Lapel "a; Silent Hoosiers, p.
Warren Central, 26; Westheld, 10.
New Palestine, 80; Moral, Is.
New Albany, d; Salem. 10.
Fowler, So; Otterbein, SO.
OwensVille, 81; West Baden 81.
Washington Catholic, 81; Mt. Carmel
Waldron, %; Flat Rock. II.
Vincennes, SO; Logansport, 49, tOver-
incl
North Side ct. Wayne, "a; Wabash, 81,
Austin, 40; North Madison, 10,
Linton, 25; Wiley CTerre Haute), 70. -
South Side eft. Waynel, 81; Marion, 81.
Portland so; Albany, Is.
Stendal. "a; Reitz (Evansville)' 28'
Windfall, 81; Gas City, 26.
Sweetser. 90 Upland, ~.
Saratoga, 35; jackson, 25.
Rushville, 90; Morton (Richmond), 10.
Centerville, 81: Greensboro 90.
Ridgeville, 30; Farmland, %.
Eaton (Ol, 81; Lanler lOG L.
Goshen, 49, Hammond, 10.
culver, 80; Plymouth, %.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-17
Local PugS Set
for Action on
Tuesday Card

With an indianapolis pug fighting
in every bout on Tuesday nights
card at the Armory, the local gyms
were busy places Sunday afternoon
and today, with the home talent
readying itself for the show.
Jimmie Hackley worked out Sun
day at the Anterior fistic head
quarters and announced he was in
good shape for his ten-rounder
with Paul Allen of Chicago. Royal
Cox, who meets Otto Atterson IN
the semi-windup, also is training at
the Anterior gym.
Reamer Roberts, who meets How
ard Jones of Louisville in return
match of six rounds, wound up his
active training at the Anterior gym,
while Eddie Roberts, at last sup
piled with an opponent in Chuck
Waggoner of Fl. Wayne, did his
stuff at the same place. John Paul
Jones and Danny benson, who meet
in the four-round opener, worked
out at the Arcade.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-17
MaLoney Makes
Another Start
in Garden Ring

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-Jimmy
NIaloney's successful comeback
brings him back into a New York
ring this week when he meets Con
O'Kelly, Irish heavyweight, in a 10
round bout in Madison Square Gar
den Friday night.
After defeating Jack Delaney in
Tex Richards heavyweight elimina-
ton tournament last year, Maloney
was knocked out by Jack Sharkey,
George Godfrey and Tom Heeney
Godfrey and Heeney finished Ma
loney in the first round and he was
counted as through.
Maloney, however, has fought
himself back near the top of the
heavyweight contenders. His most
recent victories were over Johnny
Risko and Andy Mitchell.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-17
Texas Veteran
Tackles Wilson
in Mat Main Go

Two heavyweights, Ralph Wilson
and Elmer Guthrie, and two welter-
weights, Basanta Singh and Martin
zbyszko, compose the double at
traction wrestling card at Tomlinson
hall tonight. This will be Promoter
Jimmie McLemore's last mat show
until after the holidays. Wilson, ex-
collegiate star. and Guthrie, Texas
veteran, are meeting for the second
time within a week. Last Monday
they appeared in thrilling thirty
minute limit bout, Guthrie gaining
one fall. Tonight they grapple in
no-time limit affair, two falls out of
three deciding.
Wilson expects his superior speed
to make up f1fteen-pound weight
advantage which Guthrie, 200
FOUNDER, will have on him tonight.
zbvsZho and Singh will open the
card, starting at $3.50. They are
scheduled for a no-time- limit match.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-17
Goslin Cops
A. L. Batting
Title for '28
Noses Out Heinie ManuSh
by Single Point; Gehrig
Is Close.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-Fifty
American League batters hit 300 OF
better during the 1928 season,
Goose" Goslin of the Washington
Senators winning the Champion
ship from "Heinie" Manush of the
st. Louis Browns by a single point,
according to the official averages
released Sunday
The New York Yankees captured
the team batting championship in
addition to the pennant, but were
only one point ahead of the Phila-
delphia Athletics.
Garrison Finish
Although crippled with a sore
arm during part Of the season, Cos
lin came through on the final day
to nose out Manush for the indi-
vidual championship with a. per-
centage of .379. Heinie batted for
a mark of 1878, and Lou Gehrig of
the Yankees hit .374. The New York
first baseman was in the race until
TIE closing days Of September, when
he fell behind.
The team average Of the Yankees
was .296, that of the Athletics .295.
Babe Ruth once more led in home
runs, finishing the season with a
total of 81. The Babe also led the
league in total runs with 1863, fol-
lowed by Gehrig with 1879. Ruth and
Gehrig were tied for the honor Of
batting in the most runs, each
bringing home 142.
Stole Thirty Bases
Buddy" Myer, who was traded
over the weekend from the Red
Sox to the Senators in exchange for
five players, led the league in base
stealing with a total Of 30.
Two Of the features Of the
seasons batting included Goslin's
streak Of hitting safely in twenty
five consecutive games and Harry
Heilmann's of driving in eight runs
in one game on July 26.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-17

Four Rounds-Ray Hurtz VS.. George
Smith, Negroes, las, indianapolis.
Four Rounds-Frank Gierke VS.. Lafe
Wells, indianapolis.
Four Rounds-Lindy Camden VS.. Jack
White, Indianapolis.
Four Rounds-Buddy Watts VS.. Ed Man
ming. indianapolis
Gains, Canadian heavyweight title
holder, is to arrive in the city Tues
day to complete his training for the
feature bout. Following his win via
a foul over George Godfrey at
Toronto last August, Gains claimed
the Negro heavyweight champion
ship.
In Harris, the Toronto battIer is
meeting a pug who holds win over
Chuck Virgins. Harris won on a
foul from Virgins at Davenport,
Ia, last May, the bout ending in the
fifth round
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-17
Complete Bill of Six Ring Bouts
Announced for Cadle Thursday
"a Rounds Carded, With Prominent Negro Heavies in
Feature; indianapolis Boxers in Other Scraps.

Indianapolis glove tossers, several
of them recognized as corners. u
will be seen in the four prelirn
bouts on the Cadle tabernacle 81 j..
round fight card next Thursday
night, Vaughn Richardson, pro-
moter, announced today.
The feature scrap of the show
brings together Seal Harris, Chi
cago and Larry Gains, Toronto.
negro heavyweights. Al De Rose
Newark, N. j., and Kid Woods, In
dianapolis, meet in the eight-round
semi Windup.
The complete card as announced
today by Richardson, follows:
Main Go, Ten Rounds-seaI Harris, Chi
cago, VS.. Larry Gains, Toronto, Negro
heavyweights.
semi-Windup, Eight Rounds-Kid Woods,
indianapolis, VS.. AL De Rose, Newark,
n. j., at 1872 pounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-17
Amateur, Independent
Basketball Notes

GREENWOOD. Ind.-The Noblitt Sparks
the Carmel Kelts Wednesday night on the
team defeated f the BTownsto%n Bo6sters
last Wednesday night, 90 to a. The To-
Gals desire q home game. for Dec 26
Hvd ts or call G. Pruitt. Greenwood
The fast Strauss Says team will meet
the Portland Collegians at the Portland
Azrmory, Tuesday -, night. Chadd,, Holz,
the star player with the Strauss squad.
The Young Boys Sepharadim Club has
q strong team and desires games with
teams playing, in the l5-l7-year-old class:
and ask for Albert.
Indianapolis Buddies Club won their
Brooklyn Independents, 81 to is. The
Brooklyn team was handicapped by the
loss of two regulars, down with the flu.
the stTong Krause e Brot6ers quintet at
Communal hall, IT West Morris street at
7:l5 For games write 4; Goldsmith, 1929
Flashes and Muncie MidgetS are chal-
lenged.
IEyingtton ,WhipPeatss desire games with
Classes Cali he IT. 43Is and and ask for Wailv
All players and those desiring tryouts are
urged to call Wally.
The Clowns need basketball players. All
men interested report at Thirteenth and
Alabama streets at $50 Wednesday night.
Flying Owls won a fast game from the
Pioneers. 81 to IA. Gaddis starred for the
Owls with seven field goals. For games
write A. Darner, BIB East Tenth street.
Michigan street Bearcats, 48 to "a. Dut-
eighteen were best for the A. .C.s Any
players desiring a tryout with the A. C.s
call Dutton at Lincoln 1884 or report at
Liberty hall. Dec. %.
Brightwood Big Four will meet the Fl
Harrison Blue Devils at Liberty hall to-
night at night at $3.50. Thursday night
the Big Four team will journey to Ander-
son to meet the First Baptist church five
of that city.
Home Presbyterians have fast junior
team in the field this year, the "SerPents. -
The team will meet the st. Paul M. E.
Wednesday night at the ThirtyFirst
Street Baptist gym. The Home Presby-
terians Green Dragons will dedicate the
new Irvington Presbyterian gym in jan
Green Dragons have a record of five vic
tories and one defeat.
Western Union Messengers playing In
the 16-17-year-old class desire game for
Wednesday night with a team having
access to gym. For games call Riley $3.50
and ask for Copstick.
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Purdue. 80; Washington (St.. Louis. 81.
Wisconsin, "a; Pittsburgh, "a.
Augsburg (Ninneapolis), 90; Carlton, 80.
Army, 80; Middlebury, %
Notre Dame, Isl Albion, 8.
Manchester, As: Valparaiso, So.
Muncie Normal. AZ: Concordia ct.
Vayne) IS.
Illinois. "A; Lombard. %.
Drake, 80; Minnesota, 81.
Michigan. "a: Pennsylvania, 81
State Normal, as franklin, So.
Hanover. 26; N. A. G. u. IL.
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test here. Saturday night, 81 to "a, PENIS
third setback in as many nights.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis.-The University of
Pittsburgh basketmen bowed to Wiscon-
sin here Saturday night. "a to "a. It was
Pitts third straight defeat at the hands
of mid-western f1ves.
Harry Collins won the 1OO-target event
at the weekly shoot of the indianapolis
Gun Club Saturday. breaking 81. Collins
tied Young in the handicap event with %
out Of 25. Pierson won the doubles event
with % out of IL pair.
INSTRUMENTATION E. Brown, Pitts
burgh, was reaappointed to the staff of
the American Association umpires for 1929,
It was learned here. Brown worked in
the A. A. during the last half of the
1928 season.
HAVANA, Cuba-The Mexican tennis
team ! won the Hidalga Cup here Sunday
ternational meet with Cuba. Mexico won
four of the five matches.