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Evening star., 1928-05-28
Fish Travel Overland.

In Siam there are several forms Of
fish which have to adapt themselves
by curious means to the annual drying
up of their water homes. These include
the climbing perch, which can climb
steep canal banks by means Of its tail
and the large pectoral fins. 1t travels
as fast as a man walking slowly. A
regular form Of fishing in Siam is %
dig in a dried-up swamp to depth cf
two or three feet, where many ssh
called serpent heads are to De found.
These are good TO eat.
Evening star., 1928-05-28

Spring wardrobe than-presto
change. go.-Summer is here. Really
warm Summer days when Spring
clothes are too warm. Types Of frockS
and hats and wraps and accessories
that the Frenchwonan may comfort
ably wear through the entire Summer
must in most parts Of this country be
put aside for clothes Of more tropical
sort. Yet this sudden need for thin
clothes and summery accessories Is
something that we are all too apt TO
forget from season to season
Summer suddenly comes upon US and
there is a frantic rushing 10 the shops.
. l1asty review Of last Summers lighter
Evening star., 1928-05-28

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Evening star., 1928-05-28

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not hard 70 do. No treat WI
ments necessary. No fancy ~/L
soaps. The secret is: Be SIRE
Joar bands are altyay clean Impossible"
you say. "One can't avoid soiling hands"
Quite true. But one can cleanse the
dirt and dust away before it really hurts
the skin by working in.
What lovely Southern women do
to have such pretty hands
Southern women first discovered the value
of frequent riniiag all day long. No hands
buster than theirs. But often each day they
removed the surface dirt with mild cleans
ing soap. which kept their hands so dainty,
cool and clean.
This simple method worked, All over the
country attractive girls, delighted with the
pretty hands of Southern friends. gave up
expensive soaps. and began the frequent
rinsing habit.
Cleanse your hands often say eight
times day. Every time you take up the
next morning task. Every time you drive the
Evening star., 1928-05-28
AUNT HET
BY ROBgRr CULLEN.

"I amt never kicked anybody but
once, an that was when / seen that
tobacco -ci1awin' Len Hardy stooptn'
oyer an kissin' James baby right smack
In the mouth"
lTa.r.aaAn1 anrs i
Evening star., 1928-05-28

In a country like our own, where so
frequently Winter lingering chills the
no sooner found it possible to dispense
entirely with Winter wraps in favor of
Evening star., 1928-05-28

eight times day. The soap the lovely
Southern society girls like best is Octagon
Toilet Soap. Its pure mild lather has special
soothing properties that help their hands to
have true Southern charm.
Some toilet soaps form "skin" when
you are half way through the cake. Other
soaps get soft and mushy. But Octagon
Toilet Soap is the same all the way through
the cake. generous in all waters with its
clean abundant lather. yet firm to the end.
The cake is extra-big-and all solid soap.
There is one more week in every cake.
Buy fwo eakes-begin today
Begin today to see how frequent rinsing
with Octagon Toilet Soap will make your
hands as pretty as can be. Be fair. Give it
chance. Two cakes are quite enough 70
try-if you use them steadily and don'r
change off to harsher soaps. You need no
rule but this: To really care for pretty hands
this pure white soap.
Evening star., 1928-05-28

Mimi will be gfad 70 answer any Inquiries
directed " this paper provided stamped.
addressed envelope IL ineiOsed.
Evening star., 1928-05-28

car. Every time you happen
near the bath.
Chooseyour toilet soaP-oh,
so carefully. Few toilet soaps
today are mild enough TO use
Evening star., 1928-05-28
:; :;;;;: e: !: DorothyDix
Finds the Sdluc
| Spredder
| Mi0htter Than
the Hammer.
Best WAY Is Never to Knock Her Faults But
Press-Agent the Virtues You Want
Her to Have.

bridegroom
naturally desire to be happy though married
ne
wedoc and then ne wonders that the entire feminine sex
Evening star., 1928-05-28

welbeing and prosperity
pon teaching out Of hand
trick though set about In the right
proper patience and fnesse.
Evening star., 1928-05-28

At YOUR DEALERS
NEvER MORE THAN y
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-27
California Stars Clash for
National Women's Court
Court LaureIS.
MISS WILLS FAvoRITE
Worlds Queen Looked
Upon as Easy Victor.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY,
United Press staff CORRESPONDENT

FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Aug. 81
For the first time in seventeen years
California has produced the two
singles f1naliStS-Helen Wills and
Helen Jacobs = for the National
women's tennis championships.
Jealous as two stage stars of each
other, the two Helens from the
Golden West were to match their
strokes for the American women's
championship at the West Side Ten
mis- Club today Rain this morning
threatened to cause further post
ponement.
Almost without a flaw in her
game, Miss Wills was highly fay
ored to defeat Miss Jacobs in two
straight sets and annex her fifth
championship in six years. Miss
Wills defaulted the title in 1926, be-
cause of illness, but came back last
year to win it for the fourth time.
Mo- keener rivalry exists between
any present day athletes than be-
tween CALIFORNIA; two Helens. AL
though born in the same State anG
almost neighbors when Miss Jacobs
lived in Berkeley, the two tennis
stars hardly speak to each other.
The doubles flnalists we're Miss
Wills and Hazel Hotchkiss Wight
man against Mrs. L. A. Harper, Los
Angeles, and Edith Cross, San
Francisco.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-27
With Amateur and
Semi-Pro Mines

Indianapolis Big Four, a; A. was de.
fs,ated SATURDAY by IN, The N. Il 9; team Of
the game. Elier Secured three hits in in
four trips to the plate Wednesday the
Big Four Club meets the BucyEus (Ohio'
Score: ' - '''''
Indianapolis . ......... COS 600 SiS-4
Jeric and Goglin; Miller, Francis and
Kiethley.
Walk overs lost to- the indianapolis
Casting Company Sunday. Walk overs
Day agiV with N city V OF state team Q Cali Bel
mont 1882.
Patficks defeatsd the Indianapolis CUBS.
winners and hurled great ball. Ulcers
Saints will practice Wednesday evening
nit mi U for CARRIED No. Sunday lay and de-
tage Ave, or call Drexel oll6. Score:
st. Patricks ....... 900 DOL 012-4 II 8
Cubs ................ 200 600 000-2 2
Leppert. mad Priller; Murray, johnson
st. Philips defeated the Riverside A. AS
Sunday. 6 to 8. Poor fielding marred the
Riversides .......... 100 900 ooo-s 6
St. PHILIPS s5.t:I ,rS COS R 900 9oS-a
Paugh and Evans.
Indianapolis Maccabees defeated the
South Bend Maccabees at Peru Sunday, Z
to s. Maccabees desire a game with
MooresVille for Sept. 2. Write L. I.
Harvey. 2722 Marker Ave.
shanklin Club drubbed the Western A.
AS Sunday, 10 to 3. Feature of the game
was the heavy hitting of the Shanklins.
Winners scored ten runs in the first.
Western A. A. 900. 600 oos ooo-,s 81 I
Shanklins .......... 100 400 02X-16 10 2
Kenneth. Day and Mitchell; skiles and
Cole.
Indianapolis Triangles were defeated by
the Y. M. S. Sunday at Pennsy Park, 8 to
0, Work of McCurdy and Mueller. eatured
the play of the winners while N. B.play
and Jones starred for the Triar giles.
Triangles ............ 900 900 600 G
Y. M. S. ............ l04 021 oox-s 8 0
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-27
U. S. To Build
GIANT DIRIGIBLES
Bids for Two BlimpS to Be-
Considered Next Week.
BY LEO R. SACK

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-After
a delay of more than two years
the United States Government is
about to get started on what may
be a temporary career of world
supremacy in ighter-than-air crafts.
A report will be submitted next
week to acting Secretary of the
Navy Warner by a committee Of
naval officers on bids recently sub
mitted for the construction OF two
dirigibles of 6500,000 cubic feet ca
pacity. Two bonded bids are being
considered, one from the Good
year-Zeppelin Corporation of Akron
and the other from the American
Brown Boveri Corporation, ship
builders, who are entering the air
ship business.
The Goodyear company previously
had been awarded a contract for a
single ship embodying details used
in the manufacture of German
zeppelins.
The two ships will cost 100000
of which 100000 already has been
appropriated The contracts will
call for immediate construction.
No award, however, is likely to
be made until after Secretary Of
the Navy Wilbur returns from the
Pacific coast Sept. II.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-27
NAB SCOTTSBURG MAN
HERE WITH STOLEN CAR

Mark Darrah, Scottsburg, will be
questioned today on why he had a
stolen car in his possession and was
armed with two revolvers Sunday.
He was arrested as he sat in an
auto at New York st. and Capitol
Ave, watching the filling station on
the corner.
The automobile had been stolen
from Lawrence Bryant of New Al.
bany Saturday and according to
police, Darrah admitted the theft.
Three youths were arrested Sun
day on charges of vehicle taking
and sent to the detention home
after they were found in possession
of a roadster which police said had
been stolen from Newman Bran
mock, SIS Holly Ave.
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ByNEA Serrice

BIZ NEA Serrice
HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Aug. PA
new Mexican actress is on the hori-
zon of cinema fame.
With the premiere Of White
Shadows in the South Seas" Raquel
Torres was assured Of a place in
the movie sun. 1t was the young
girls first appearance, yet her per-
Torrance was like that of an eX-
perienced actress. In another year
this beautiful black-haired Mexican
should be running a close race to
Dolores Del Rio and Lupe Velez.
Not all of the credit goes to Miss
Torres, however. Monte Blue, who
played the leading role, and w. S.
Van Dyke, the director, must come
in for their share of the honors.
And, while some criticism is in or
der, the film as a whole deserves
praise.
Without the sound effects. which
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-27
Local Grid
Teams Show
Good Work
Shortridge and Washington
EIeVenS in Last Week
of Training.

81 ItmeS Special
LEESBURG, Ind, Aug. 27.-Pros-
poets of the Shortridge high school
football team, in training at Camp
Crosley, are good, it was said today
by coaches with the Indianapolis
squad as the last week of training
for the grid season started. Train
ing will end Friday.
Weather today was ideal for early
conditioning and the Shortridge and
Washington elevens went through
spirited workouts. The Washington
squad, in charge of Coach Bogue,
looks good and it appears that the
team will round into fast, capable
aggregation.
OF the twenty-five Shortridge boys
in camp, only one is taking it easy,
Kiger, a linesman, who has a slight
shoulderd injury. McDouglass, Dan
iels sCal Kahn are showing up we'll
in the line. Competition for the
center berth on the Shortridge team
has worked down to two men,
Cooper and Moone.
Bullet and Runnels have been
showing good at the half back posts,
while Underwood and Stewart have
been calling signals from the quar-
ter back post. Skinner has been i'm
pressive in his work as offensive full
back and defensive tackle. Coaches
Goldsberry, Messersmith and Julius
are handling the group.
Both Washington and Shortridge
have taken part in short scrimmage
sessions with Shortridge displaying
the most power. Washington has a
good line, but seems to be somewhat
shy of capable back field men.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-27
Too HelemS Battle for Tennis HomOrS
German Sets New
Shot Put Record
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
BOCHUN, Germany, Aug. PA
new worlds shot-putting record was
established today when Hirschfield,
German athlete, tossed the heavy
ball 16 meters AS centimeters zap
proximately So feet 8 incheS.)
Hirschfield, one of the entrants in
the international meet here, long
has been one of the chief COMPETE
tors Of Johnny Kuck, husky Califor-
Man, who made a new worlds rec
ord at the Olympic games.
Americans showed we'll in the
games today. Spencer of the United
States won the 400 meters race in
Alb seconds. Eddie Hamm, the
Georgia broad jumper, who won the
broad jumping event at the Olympic
games. finished third in the run
ming broad jump in 7 meters and 30
centimeters.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-27
FIST STOPS BURGLAR
WHEN GUN MISSES FIRE
Negro Dives Through Glass to
Escape; Suspect Held.

Charles Zimmerman, proprietor of
a grocery at $50 w. Walnut ST., dis
covered his fist was better weapon
than a revolver Sunday night. He
heard a man open the window of
his bathroom, climb in and start for
the grocery in the same building. AS
the burglar entered the store, Zim-
norman covered him with a re-
volver and pulled the trigger but
the gun missed fire. Zimmerman
then sent an upper cut to the Ne
gro's jaw and the burglar went 20
his knees, but jumped up and
escaped by diving through the glass
of the front door.
Armon Turner, 81, Negro, 644 Eddy
St., who had a large cut on the back
of his head was arrested later and
is held on a vagrancy charge at the
detention ward in the city hospital.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-27

THIS nice looking young lady is
4 Olive Gatterdam from Seattle,
Wash, and she's entered in the
William Wrigley marathon swim
to be held soon at Lake Ontario.
If she can swim as well as she
looks, she ought not to have much
trouble getting into the money the
Chicago multimillionaire is Of
fering.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-27
FINALS .0N WEDNESDAY
Home Builders Golf Tourney to
Wind Up at Meridian Hills.

The final ronud in the INDIAN
apolis Home Builders Association
golf tournament will be held
Wednesday afternoon at 1870 at the
Meridian Hills Club, it was an
nounced today by Fred L. Palmer.
president of the association. The
regular bi-weekly dinner and busi-
ness meeting of the organization
will be held at the clubhouse at
$3.50 D. m.
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Totals ........,.,.44 8 10 81 Z
indianapolis ,...,...,......01 0 301 30l-!

Indianapolis ................oio 3o1 3oi-s
Two base hits-Brief "a, A. Miller.
Haney. o. Miller, Riddle. Home run
Generously. Stolen bases-Sturdy. o.
Miller. Sacrihces-Strohm,, Sturdy. Eddel-
) Left on Bases-Milwaukee, 10; Indianap-
oils. 6. Bases on balls-Of Boone, Q; of
Schupp, i; of Fons, 1. Struck out-By
Boone, Q; by Eddelman. i; by Schupp, q;
by Jonnard, /; by Fons, /; by Swetonic,
2. Hits-Of Boone. in one and one
inning; off Eddelman, in five innings
pitched to one batter in SIXTH; off
Schupp. in four and two-thirds innings;
laef Gearin. 2 in two innings; off Jonnard,
'e5 in one and one-third innings; off Swe-
tonic. / in three innings; Hit by pitcher
WY WY siehupp IBrief by F IONS sXdeI'
Winning pitcher-Schupp. Losing pitcher
LEONARD Umpires-McCaferty and
Brown Time-2 30.
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were added to the film after its
completion, white Shadows in the
South Seas" would easily rank as
one of the ten best pictures for 1923.
Sound synchronized with pic
ture while it is being filmed has
proven effective and popular. How
ever, sound added as an after
thought-such as was done in this
picture - ruins what otherwise
would be a good production.
Made under extreme difficulties,
some of the photography is beau
tiful. Van Dyke and his company
spent nearly four months at Tahiti
filming the picture.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-27
RECALLED BY CONNIE

BIZ United Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ill, Aug. 81
Ike Powers, who has been a main
stay on the Bloomington Three-E Eye
League pitching staff throughout
the season, has been recalled to the
Philadelphia club by Connie Mack
to assist the AS final sprint for the
American League pennant.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-27
BRITISH PROS LOSE

BLOOMINGTON, Ill, Aug. 81
Golfing fans from central Illinois
witnessed the defeat here Sunday of
the British professional golf stars,
Archie Compston and Aubrey
Boomer, one up, in a match with
Abe and Al Espinosa.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-27
LAMBART MAY GO BACK

There exists a possibility that Eric
Lambart, who said he wouldn't re-
turn to Columbia, will change mis-
mind in order to play center in
football and be on the crew again
this coming college year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-27
DAWSON COPS HoNoRs

BIZ United Press
RYE, N. Y, Aug. 27.-George
Dawson of the Westchester Biltmore
Club is New York States new anna
teur golf champion. He defeated
''Ducky" Yates, Rochester, in a
thirty six-hole final Sunday. 4
and 3.
ADJUSTMENTS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-27
MRS. PAYNE is VICTOR
Takes South Grove Women's Golf
Title; Beats Blanche Morgan,

Mrs. Frank Payne, 1921 w. 36th
ST., Saturday won the South Grove
women's golf championship by de-
feating Miss Blanche Morgan, 2
and /. Miss Morgan was the de-
Tending champion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-27
r. Miller batted for Russell in mint
NETr A

=, LWo-base hIts-Luce ~, McMenemy,
I'd. Double plays cNlenemy to o.
Miller; Sturdy (unassisted); Burrus to
Left on bases-Milwaukee S; Indianapolis
5. Bases on balls-Of Wingard, 81 off
Burwell, l. Struck out-By Wingard 2;
by Burwell, 2. Hit by pitcher-By Win
gard (RusselD. Wild pitch-Burwell. UNI
pires-BroWn and McCafferty. Time-l:40
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-27
BaIks at 1OO-Pound Mellon.

WABASH, Ind, Aug 27.--A 100
pound watermelon bluffed William
Staver, who a few weeks ago won a
bet by eating forty-pound melon.
He refused to even make start on
the bigger melon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-27
CARDS VOTE FOR HAFEY

Chick" Hafey, st. Louis out
fielder, is ranked as the best throw
ing outf1elder in the major league
bY the Cards.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-27
'OLD MAN TOO TOUGH
Actors Shy Away; So Herman Will
Do TER Stuff.

DAvID BELASCO offered $500 a
II week to some good husky actor
who would go in Dempsey'S show,
say few lines. look hard and box
two rounds with the former cham
pion.
He couldn't find an actor willing
to take the job and he had to re-
cruit poor old italian Jack Herman,
who was delighted to take it.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-27

indianapolis Maccabees defeated the
South Bend Maccabees at Peru Sunday, Z
Mooresviile for sept. 2. Write L. l.
Harvey, 2722 Marker Ave.
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SECOND GAME
MILWAUKEE,

Totals .....,..38 7 IS 81 IA @
BHrwell batted for schupp in seventh.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08

d.avt5l elbucsuzni es maid az III
evet k5szonteni, enntT fogva j6i-
jenek fel sa;ndazok AZ iskclaba,
akik j6tszani ohajtanak, hogy a
szereposztas megt6rtenhessen csii-
toftokon este.
A Lorantffyak tev6kenysege.
Az elmult ieten vegeztek be es
szamoltak lie a Lorantffy Zsu-
xsanna N6egylet altal kikiildott
bizottsagi tagok a nrt'nylampaks'
ra valo kollektalasErol. amely
faradsagos munka elvegzeseben
Lampert Emanuelne is segedke-
get, de az oroszlan reszet a gyiij-
tesnek Orban Mozesne Kish I'M
rene voltak szivesek vegezni es Ok
is fejeztek be: Eme ket no mint
egy $245.30-t gyiijtott ossze, anne.
lyet egyenesen altal is szolgaltat-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08

tax egyhaznnknak, hogy abbol q
templom osszes villanylampainak
koHsegei fedeztessenek, amely ez
lido szerint mar Xxi is lett fizetve
a Hassan Electric Co.-nak. Mem
mulaszthatjuk azonban lit meg
emliteni AIT, hogy Lorantffy
Isuzsanna Noegylet most mar
masodszor mutatta meg egyha-
zunkkal szemben joindulatat,
inert mar elozoleg 100 dollarral
jarult az egyhaz koltsegeinek fe-
dezesehez, most pedig 245 dollar
es 30 cent jott egyhazunk seyitse-
gere. Ezen fejedelmi ajandekok-
ert fogadja Lorantffy Zsuzsan-
ma N6egylet az egyhaz oszses Tag
jainak k0szonetet es az Istefnek
aldott kegyelme legyen minden
nemes torekvesiikon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08

Begylet megalakulasa irant erdek-
l5dnek s tagul kivinnak belapni,
felirhatj6k neyeiket. Az alakul6
kozgyalest axtan maid akkor hiv-
nank ossze, amikor elegend6 je-
lentkez6 mar felirta nevet je-
lentke2esi ivre. AZ a teny, hogy
valaki nevet felirja, az illet6t
meg semmire mem kotelezi. Az
alapszabalyok az els6 gyGlesen a.
kottatnanak meg, addig tehat az
egylet semmifele dijat mem SEED
es az. alair6kat semmire mem k0.
telezi Remeljuk, hogy egyhaztag-
jaink k0zott nagy szamban lesz-
mex olyanok, akik nemes celu
egylet megalakitasat kivanjak $
annak tagjai akarnak lenni.