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Evening star., 1928-02-01
CQASnNC CRASHES
INJURE5PERSONS
Two Seriously Hurt in Street
collisions - Record of
Traffic Accidents Grows.

The toll o: WaShingtons snow-cov-
cred highways and slippery walks yes
terday afternoon and last night mount
ed IL eight when five were injured.
two seriously, In coastmg accidents.
skideing automobiles sent two more to
the hospital and one person was badly
hurt in a fall.
J4ln r. TAYLOR. 10 years old. of elo
Sixtt street, suffered conctssion Of the
brain and shock IN a sled collision
vhile coaSting near Naylor road and G
street southeast last night He was
takan 10 Casualty Hospital. where
PHYSICIANS reported his condition unde-
terIrhned
4 Tive Sled Riders i'm Crash.
C&nevieve Sacks. IL years old. of 252s
EalR place, was. seriously injured when
l7er sled crashed into a parked auto
mobile in front of 2o4S Thirty seventh
street last night as she was coaSting
with Reha Collins. II years old, Of 2443
TUniaw road Both children were taken
10 Georgetown University Hospital
where i was found that Geneyieye was
suffering from severe laeerations of the
head and face and possible fracture
G. the skull Reba was uninjured.
Elel1t-yesr old Ivy Murphy Of 1873 c
when her eyeglasses were broken in hei
face IN a ccssting accident near her
home az about 4:30 o'clock Yesterday
afternoon. She was taken 10 Casualty
Hospital
Paul Clark. IS years old OF 2440 Mon
roe street northeast, was thrown 10 the
roadway while coastins at Twentieth
and G,rard streets northeast last nigh:
He was given. first aid treatment at a
nearby drug store.
Arthur Hsvsxins. colored. Is years old.
of izlT Norris road southeast had his
r,ass broken when he was thrown
against cement coping while coaStlu2
rear his home yesterday afternoon. He
vas given surgical aid al Freedmans
Hospital.
slippery condition OF the roadway at
Massachusetts, avenue and G street was
blamed for the accident in which =
vear-old Henel Mariias OF 6l3 New
Jersey avenue was injured when knock
e6 down BY skidGing .taxicab driven
by William E Collier Of 2li9 Q street.
The child, suffering from shock. was
taken 10 George Washington Hospital
Suffers Broken Ankle.
Joseph Smith, "a years old. of 72o
Seventh street southeast. was knocked
down and injured by an automobile
driven By Andrew Lyons OF 1852 E
street southeast at New Jersey avenue
and & street yesterday, afternoon. He
was treated at Casualty Hospital for
broken ankle.
Policeman NJ woodyard Of the ninth
precinct injured his back when he slip
ped and fell on the ice-covered steps
O. No. 8 station shortly before last mid
night. He .was given first aid at Casual
ty Hospital. and taken TO his home at
sie NJ street
Evening star., 1928-02-01
HARRY E. HULL RENAMED
IOWA SOCIETY PRESIDENT
Other Officers Chosen at Meeting.
Assistant War Secretary Rob-
bins Honor Guest.

Harry T.. Hull, commissioner general
of immigration. last night was re-
elected president Of the Iowa State
Society at a meeting in the Willard
Hotel. at which Assistant Secretary Of
War Burton Robbins was the guest of
honor. The meeting was followed by
dance. Many Iowans In public life
here were among the guests.
Col Robbins in a talk pointed to the
numerous high Army officers and many
other prominent persons who we're ma
tives OF Iowa Mrs David Kincheloe.
wife of Representative Kincheloe. and
her daughter, Gene, entertained with
musical selections.
Other officers elected at the meeting
were: Karl 8. Hoffman, first vice pres
ident: Miss Helen f. Jamison. second
vice president: Charles Young, chief OF
the aeronautic division, Department
of Commerce. third vice president: Mrs,
Dorothy Clinton, fourth vice president; ;
Miss Gertrude M. Lewis, reelected sec
retary- y-treasurer for the sixth time. and
Harvey Harris, assistant secretary
treasurer.
Evening star., 1928-02-01
KEMAL INDORSES PHOTO.
All Turkish Offices viii Display
New Likeness of President.

ANGORA. Turkey. February taN.--
All schools. shops. theaters. restaurants
and government and private officeS in
Turkey must take down the portraits
of President kemal which they were
ordered to hang up last year, and re-
place them with copy Of the official
photograph which is now being pre-
pared.
To do away with what the Turkish
press calls the existing Photographic
anarchy" in the manifold likenesses and
unlikencSses of the Gazi published to
date. the government has issued this
authorized and obligatory version. The
officials photograph is being made from
the painting just completed by the
German artist, Kamipf
Evening star., 1928-02-01
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TALK.
william D. Fitzpatrick to Lecture
at First Church of Christ.

A lecture on Christian Science
Gods Answer to Humanity's Cry for
Freedom" will be delivered In Keith's
Theater Friday at 1915 pm. and in
First Church of Christ, Scientist. at 8
pm. by William d. Fitzpatrick OF De-
troit
Mr.. Fitzpatrick Is member OF the
board Of lectureship Of the mother
:hurch, the First Church of Christ
Scientist, In Boston. He will be intro
luced by William @. Biederman, first
'eader OF First Church. under whose
uspices the lectures are given. The
ectures are free and the public Is
invited.
Evening star., 1928-02-01
DRESS AS FIJI NATIVES.
Mrs. Gladyse Wilbur and g. r.
Dickson Get Honora BILE Mention.

The names of Mrs Gladyse Wilbur and
George r.. Dickson were inadvertently
omitted from The Stars account of the
awards of the judges OF costumes at the
Arts Clubs Bal Boheme Monday night
Mrs. Wilbur and Mr., Dickson appeared
as Fiji Islanders, in costumes that were
so striking that they were next in line
for selection for the most original"
designation and prize. They were. how
ever. given honorable mention" and
this. addition to the list Is printed to
complete the record OF the Judges
awards
Evening star., 1928-02-01
Puts Ban on Masked Groups.

COLUMBIA. s. c.. February H).-
A bill making 1t felony for any per-
son or group OF persons to assault or
threaten any individual while the as
sailants were wearing masks was intro
duced In the house last night by the
judiciary committee. Providing for i'm
prisonment of from year to 10 years.
the measure carries out the ideas ex-
pressed recently by A. E. Hill of Spar
tanburg grand dragon of the Ku Klux
Klan in South Carolina. who an
nounced that his organization would
sponsor such legislation
Evening star., 1928-02-01
Noted School Athlete WEEDS.

BALTIMORE. February ! (SpeGisD.
walter w Phillips. 2s, Of Camden,
n. /. president OF the junior class a.,
81. Johns College and letter man in
football basket bah and base ball. yes
tendsy afternoon was married TO Miss
Margaret Rochester. 81, of Baltimore.
The ceremony was performed in the
PM Sigma Kappa Fraternity house by
Rev Robert n. weech, pastor OF the
Calvary Methodist Church Fraternity
brothens. Of Phillips were the only at
tendsnAs
Evening star., 1928-02-01
BOY ADMITS SENDING !
FAKE RANSOM LETTER
Lad Who Ran Away Demands 5000
of Parents When HIS Money
. Give. Out.

By the Assncfsted preH
ALHAMBRA, Calf February l.
Nathan Sherman. a schoolboy. whose
parents received letter today demand
ing 5000 ransom after he had been
missing two days was taken into Gus
tody by authorities yesterday when he
went to the San Diego post ONCE for
letter containing the money.
Police said the youth admitted writ
ing the ransom letter" himself. and 10
was held for his parents
The boy said he had run away from
home and became desperate for n1onev
when the small amount he had Wit,
him had been spent
Evening star., 1928-02-01
Quarantines to Check Malady.

MARSHFIELD. Greg, February !
p).-Marshfield was put under quar-
antine for a period of two weeks and
schools were closed yesterday in an ef-
fort to check the spread of infantile
paralysis. The measure followed the
death of H. l.. Johnson. high school
science teacher All school children
were ordered confined to their homes
and no child under Is will be permitted
to enter or leave the city while the
quarantine is in effect.
Evening star., 1928-02-01
BRICK ASSOCIATION
OPENS CONVENTION
Delegates Representing More Than
40 Manufacturers Here for
Three-Day Sessions.

The twenty-fourth annual convention
Of the Sand-Lime Brick Association
opened today at the Mayflower Hotel.
when delegates representing more than
30 manufacturers of sand-lime bricks
throughout the United States and Cam
ada registered for the three-day ses-
sions. The delegates represent 90 per
cent OF the sand-lime brick manufac-
turers of the world.
John L. Jackson Of Saginaw. Mich.
president OF the association. formally
opened the convention this afternoon
with his annual address. Reports of
officers also we're presented
Oficial welcome TO the delegates will
be extended tonight by Col William B.
Ladue. Engineer Commissioner OF the
District. at dinner at the Maynower
Hotel
Tomorrow's sessions will be held at
the Bureau OF Standards.
Election OF officers. selection OF the
1929 convention city and other business
viii be disposed Of Friday morning.
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Evening star., 1928-02-01

not be limited to dealing with women
prisoners. 4.
Mrs. Kalmbach suggested that the
subcommittee study the recommends
tions of the Bureau OF Efffciency In con-
nection with the Women's Bureau.
Evening star., 1928-02-01
London Fogs Costly.

An average OF SlS0,o00 a day Is the
cost to the railroad In the London area
on account of fog
Evening star., 1928-02-01
5 Cents an Hour for Chair.

CHAR warmers" in coffee houses in
Vienna. Austria, are to be taxed 5 cents
an hour
Evening star., 1928-02-01

State paianquins are giving way to
automobiles in India
Evening star., 1928-02-01
$2,7.7i55


Just once each year you get melon
like thi.-odds and end.-.hor. line. of
the cream of our suit stock-marvelous
fabric. in hand.taiored .uit.-si=es 33 to
4e-resulars. shorts. longs and .,outs
Evening star., 1928-02-01
Novelty Hdkt.,
Reduced

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$40 Nsa N.So A,As
50 to $40 S~ eaters, NN
Gloves Reduced
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Evening star., 1928-02-01

Duofold
Wcclen Shirt. and
Drawers Reduced
$3.50 Grade. SIN
~ 10, iS,.Sl
$500 grade. $0N
20 ia ts,'sl
$50 y 81 grades $2~
"a -. it,Sel
Sl,M Weel Hsss 90
"a Ter Sl,eSl
el,oo SILK Hess S0>
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Evening star., 1928-02-01
Dress Warm--Keep Well
Winter Furnishings Sharply Reduced

Niu Reduced
$50 SILK Nu&sr., Sl,S
$40 Silk Ma@.r.. So
Sl,>o SILK Nu4sr., AN
Sc 8 $--,N MeI.r,> <a,&
Evening star., 1928-02-01

and tlensy of bsls color, for Ss1ns.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-29

superintendent, de la mencionada
compania, en- ell Estado de Arizona.
FL senior Montoya. quien seguf ell
mismo 10 manifesto, empez6 a ira
bajar desde un prfcipio, es decir,
como empieza Ell hombre que quiere
abrirse paso en- la vida, ha logradO
destacarse EN- su Inca, viendo al fin
compensados sus esfuerzos con ell
nuevo nombramiento que Sc lie ha
dado.
La Oficina del senior Montoya que
El fronterizo., 1928-09-29
LA VIDA SOCIAL EN- LA EMANA

10, Sc encuentran hospedadas, por
algunos dias, la Sra. Dolores de
Vidal v la Srita. Teresa Vidal,
q~uienes vienen ~procedentes de la ciu-
dad de Los Angeles.
Despues de que permanezcan algu-
nos dfas Ell esta p%oblaci0n. continue
ran SUI viaje con ell objeto de visitar
algunas poblaciOnes del Estado de
Sonora.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-29

Procedente de la ciudad de Los
Angeles, Calf. EN- donde estuvo por
algunos meses, ha llegado a esta
ciudad ell joven Beningo Amaya, quien
proximamente contraera matrimonio
con una simpatica muchacha de la
lOcalidad.
BESIDE luego Sc ha dedicado a
buscar padrinos, rumorandose va por
ALI que. ell joven p. S. Aguilar, sera
uno de ellos.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-29

- ~
Seguros de
4 Montoya''
ha termina-
do de hacer
entrega del
ID e p a + t a
mento que
tenfa a su
cargo de la
American In
S u r a IL C e
Bankers AS
S 0 C i a t ion
para hacerse
cargo de la
El fronterizo., 1928-09-29

esta ahora situada Ell la Avenida
Stone al Sur, Ell breve sera cambiada
a otro local mucho mas centrico,
desde donde atendera a los multiples
negocios que, con su nuevo range,
tendra que atender.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-29

Las Fiestas en- Pajamas, aun soa
populares entire la genie j0yen.
Muchas wees algunas jovenes Sc de-
tienen en- %concurrir a esas fiestas por
cue los precios de esas prendas
sen sumamente elevados. pero clio
Sc paede evitar haci6ndolas elias
mismas.
FL color verde ha sido muy popular
durante esta esta estaci6n. Los
pantalones son de csc color Y ell saco
de pringas grandes v variadas. La
artista Dorothy Dix es quien ilustra
In presente.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-29
lM0ntOya EntregO Va
Sus DEPARTMENTS

Ell senior Isaac Montoya, conocido
agente de Seguros de la Localidad y
Presidente de la casa conocida por
o,aio 10
El fronterizo., 1928-09-29

Ell lines efectudronse los f~unerales
de la sonora Antonio de Moreno,
e~fectuandose honras funebres en- la
Iglesia Cathedral.
Ell Corteio, que fue sumamente
%concurrido, termino en- ell Cementerio
Holly Hope.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-29

Aver, a las sos de la manana, vino
a este mundo un robusto nino, hijo
de la Sra. Eloisa n. de Pain, esposa
del senior E. Paint.
Con tai motive una algeria immensa
reina Ell ell hogan de la m%encionada
familia.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-29

En- la casa del senior Rafael Month
El fronterizo., 1928-09-29
Lalse(GA

esy Sc usa como hampu para la plea
ION y la caspa, tendiendo asf a retardar
la caida del cabello.
T~ambien-para m0t0r liendres y piojos
en- la cabeza v otrOs Parasites en- otras
p0res del cuerpo.
Compre la PIOJINA en- cuaIQuier Doti-.
ca o pfdala pOr G. o. d. a INTERNA-
TIONAL EXPORT Co., 81 Union Soua-
re, DptO. T, New York, N. Y. I'm tubo
so centavOs % tubos por $l.25
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-09
Taylor Sanger Go Stands
High Among Winter
Sport Features.
JOE 6 TO 5 FAvoRITE
Winner to Get Chance at
Feather Title.
How They Stack Up
TAYLOR.
6ANGOR.

81 united Press
CHICAGO, Feb. Bud
Taylor, Terre Haute, world s
bantamweight champion, and
Joey Sanger, Milwaukee feath-
erweight, meet here tonight in
a bout which may have an I'M
portant bearing on the next
featherweight championship
battle. Taylor's bantamweight
title is not at stake.
1t will be the fourth meeting Of
the two men. Sanger has beaten
Taylor twice, and Taylor has OBJ
tanned one decision.
The bout Is important in that 1t
will narrow down the list of west
ern contenders for the feather
wight title. Tony Canzoneri and
Benny Bass meet in New York Fri
day night. and the winner is almost
certain to be recognized as feather
weight champion by both the ma
tional Boxing Association and the
New York commission.
Promoter Jim Mullen announced
he would match the winner of the
Taylor-Sangor fight with Eddie
Shea, Chicagoan, who is ranked
among the best Of the feathers.
Mullen said he then would at
tempt to match the winner of the
Shea bout with either Canzoneri or
Bass, depending on who wins Fri
day. He said he would offer a dia-
mond belt, emblematic of the worlds
featherweight championship, in adj
dition to considerable cash for the
bout.
Sanger is the favorite, 6 to 5, In
tonight's match. However, Taylor
has plenty Of hackers. Many fans
from Milwaukee and Terre Haute
will be present.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-09

Monday Night, Feb. 10
5:00-State Auto ms. VS.. Woodside A. C.
5:45-American A. G. VS.. Great Western
Furniture.
6:30-El Versos VS.. Strauss Says
7:15-Spartan A. G. VS.. Sheridan A. G.
G;oo-st: Philips A. c. VS.. indianapolis
s45-Krause Bros. VS.. College Cubs.
9:30-Shanklin Club VS.. East Park M. e.
lO;l5-Benson'S Cowboys VS.. 1rvington
Memorials.
Tuesday Night, Feb. IL
5:oo-south Side Turner Blues VS.. Com
munal Celts.
5:45-Reserye Loan Life ms. vs.. Chris
tan Men Builders.
6:30-Y. M. H. A VS.. Service Products
7:l5-Epglish Avenue Boys Club VS.. Amer
-lIndianapOiis Ramblers VS.. Central
s:4s-pelta TAU r; D Delta VS.. Brookside U. B.
9:3o-Diamond Chain VS.. Real SILK.
Wednesday Night. Feb. Is
5:4s-Winners $50 and 7:i5 Of Monday.
6:3o-Winners 8 and 8:45 OF Monday.
ESQ and s.5 1913 y Of Monday
8:45-Winners $50 and 7:l5 of Tuesday.
s:30-Winners and S:45 Of Tuesday
lO:lS-Winners $3.50 and 1918 CT tuesday
Thursday Night, Feb. 10
7:15--WinnerS 5 and 545 of Wednesday.
e;OO-Winners $50 and tbs of Wednes-
s:4s-Winners and s:45 of Wednesday.
9:5o-Winners $50 and 1915 Of Wednes-
go 10Y Friday Night, Feb. Il
8:45-Winners 8:45 and $50 of Thursday.
Saturday Night. Feb. is (FinaD
0:00-Winners and 8:45 OF Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-09
Illini Upset
Fast Purple
Court Team
Urbana Five Surprises
Northwestern; Winners
Display Much Power.

BIZ Times Special
URBANA. Ill, Feb. 9.-The Uni
verSity of Illinois basketball team
upset the dope for the second time
this season by downing the power
full Northwestern net squad, 80 to
20, here Wednesday night in a Big
Ten contest. The only other Illini
victory came over Wisconsin recent
ly when How, star forward, shot the
winning basket after time was al
legged to have been up.
The locals, reported crippled by
injuries and ineligibility, took the
floor with revamped lineup that
displayed much power.
Illinois jumped into an carly lead
and never was headed. The count
at the half stood. II to 10. Rut
Walters, scintillating Wildcat star
was unable to break loose and &C
counted for only two field goals and
trio of free throws. How and
Mills led the scoring for the locals.
Summary:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-09
Off THE Blackboard D By EG sAAcs

THERE will be plenty OF action
J. for Indiana's big Four" COL
lege teams Saturday night. Pur-
due and Indiana face Conference
oppor ents, the Boilermakers match
ing their proves against Michigan
at Ann Arbor and Indiana meeting
Iowa at Bloomington. Notre Dame
and Butler, the remaining two
members of the mythical quartet OF
State basketball supremacy, oppose
each other at South Bend.
= n
Purdue will be facing some
stern opposition and may find the
weather a little stormy up in
Michigan. Despite that, however,
we think the BOilermakers should
win by from two to seven points.
u
IOWA is noted for its close guard
l. ing tactics, but, should Nc
Cracker, Strickland, Wells and Cor
rell start hitting" with any degree
Of accuracy the Bloomington boys
probably will win by about fifteen
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-09
State s. s. Meet
Here Saturday

The first annual State Sunday
school tournament will be held Sat
urday afternoon and evening at the
local Y. M. c. A. Eight teams are
entered. A cup and trophy will be
awarded the winner. Miller L. KEEL
Ter, president of the Marion County
Sunday School Basketball League,
will supervise. The drawings:
1:15-Ft. Wayne vs.. Bloomington.
2:O0-Marion VS.. Indianapolis.
2:45-Kokomo VS.. South Bend.
3:30-Laf ayette VS.. Anderson
5;l5-Winner lis VS.. winner 2.
6:00-Winner 2:45 VS.. winner $50.
S:45-Winner Sis VS.. winner 6.
The Indianapolis representative
will be the First Baptist team which
last week won the city Sunday
School meet. The East Tenth
Street M. E. girls will play the
Pennsylvania r. r. girls in a cur
tain-raiser to the final game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-09
Chess Officials
Urge Title Play
in League Lines

By United Press
LONDON, Feb. determination
of big league chess matches along
lines like those of baseball and
other more robust sports advanced
another step today.
The United Press learned that
President Rueb, Of the International
Chess Federation, will confer in
Paris soon with Alexander Alekhine,
world champion--and the federation
intends, if it can not reach an
anicable agreement regarding future
championship matches, to try to
force its ideas on the chess masters.
1t is hoped by the Federation
that if an agreement is reached it
will be possible to adopt at the
Hague congress of the federation in
July a full plan for championship
matches
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-09

points. That's just a guess, remem-
Der. Butler and Notre Dame should
put up great scrap. We are pick
ing Butler. The Bulldogs should
have from one-to-f1ve point mar
gin when the gun goes of.
q
VXTHILE on the subject of this
w mythical Big Four" We
might ring in a note received this
morning. Here it is:
DEAR OFF-THE- Blackboard:
You say Butler ranks right
8 along with Purdue and Indiana"
The Purdue part of it is all right,
as Butler split with the Boiler
makers, but where does Indiana
horn in? The ShowerSville-on-
tbe-Monon boys are lodging most
of the real Hoosier college combi-
nations, as usual, and are just
hanging on to the first division of
the Big Ten, which doesn't come
near the Indiana Conference in
basketball.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-09
81 Teams to Compete Local Independent Amateur Cage
Tournament Next Week; Drawings Are Announced

The drawings of the tenth an
nual city amateur independent
Basketball championship tournament
to be held at Tonlinson Hall next
week we're announced today by
Wayne Zimmerman, manager and
promoter. The tournament will
start Monday night and will con-
tinue until Saturday night when the
final game of the local sectional will
be PLAYED.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-09
Card Filled
for Tuesday
Legion Show
La Rose, Milton and Pruitt
Among Boxers on Arm
30
DRY Ring Bill

The card for next Tuesday nights
Legion boxing show at the Armory
was completed today by the match
maker and reveals the following
lineup in the regulation five bouts:
Ten Rounds-spug Myers. Pocatelo.
Idaho, VS.. Eddie Dyer Toledo; 40 pounds.
Eight RounGs-Torry La Rose. Cincinnati,
VS. Tommy Milton. Toledo l47 pounds.
Six Rounds-Larry Pruitt, Indianapolis,
VS.. Kid Ritchie, FIT. Thomas; 100 pounds.
Six Rounds-Jimmy Harris Cincinnaus
VS.. Roy Cox, Indianapolis; l26 pounds.
-Four Rounds-Larry Payton. Cincinnati
VS.. K. o. Brown, FIT. Harrison; lat pounds.
Tony La Rose and Tommy Miltons
who are down for the eight-round
semi windup, will be meeting for
their second battle within month";
the two Buckeye welters having
claShed in main event at TT.
Thomas, KY, several weeks ago,
with La Rose getting the nod from
the newspapers.
Larry Pruitt, who meets Kid
Ritchie in the top six, has been
showing promise lately with i'm
proved hitting power.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-09
Hooser Fistic Ace Performs in Important Scrap Tonight
West Point Grid
Card Completed;
to Play Huskers

BU United Press
WEST POINT, N. Y, Feb. 9. -
With the addition of Nebraska Uni
versity to the 1928 football schedule,
the United States Military Academy
has attempted probably the most
strenuous schedule ever attempted
by an army team, Major Philip
Fleming, graduate manager Of
athletics, believed.
Final arrangement for the re-
placement of the Navy on the Army
schedule was completed Wednes-
day when it was announced Ne
braska would journey east to the
West Point gridiron on Nov. "a. The
Army schedule, including games at
New Haven, Cambridge, and New
York, is:
Sept. 29-Boston University at West
Point
Oct: 6asouthern Methodist University
Oct. 1S-Providence at West Point.
Oct. 20-Harvard at Cambridge.
Oct. 27-Yale at New Haven.
Nov. 3-De Pauw University at West
Nov 1o-Notre Dame at New York.
NOV 24-Nebraska University at West
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-09
A. A. u. Reinstates JOie
By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-Joie Ray, once
Americas leading distance runner
who turned professional and then
couldn't find anybody to compete
against, was an amateur in good
standing again today.
The Chicago A. A. U. reinstated
Ray at meeting Wednesday night,
and to celebrate, the runner planned
to enter the Illinois Athletic Club
meet Friday night. He has been
conditioning himself for several
weeks.
He will enter the two-mile race,
he said, but will not compete against
DR.. Otto tPeltzer and Ray Dodge in
the 1000 meter run. Ray has been
working in steel mills at Gary since
his hope of prof1ting by his track
proves failed.