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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-28
NATIONAL LFAGUr
Results Yesterday

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee ......... 600 600 0O4-4 2
Louisville .......... 112 0Ol ok /
Polli. Caldwell and Hungling; Deberry.
wilkinson and Thompson.
St. Paul at Columbus; postponed. cold
kansas City at indianapolis; postponed,
cold weather,
Minneapolis at Toledo; postponed, cold
weather.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
St, Louis ........... 900 600 1o5-
French and Phillips; Rhen. Lindsey and
Wilson.
Phtladelphis ... 600 600 00o- l
seibold and Spohrer. Bense. Schesler. J.
Elliott and Davis, Rensa.
B Bro Ja3,. ... col col 6 600 81 g
shaute. Day. GauiTagn and Lonibardi:
Huhbell Walker and OFarreI.
Chicago at Cincinnati; postponed. cold.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Twelve Innings)
Washington 80 800 010 10 2Jl-- 20 4
Pennook. Pipgras. Weinert and Perkins.
Jorgens. Hadley. Tsuscher. CrOW6er, Burke
and Spencer. Hargrave.
philadelphia at Boston; postponed. cold.
st. Louis at Cleveland: postponed, cold.
Detroit at Chicago: postponed, cold.
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Major Leaders

Following big league statistics,
compiled by United Press include
games Of Monday, April q.
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LEADING HIrTERs
HOME RrNs

Hornshv. Cubs $50. Gehrig. Yankees ..
stone, Tigers ..... 5 Klein, PhilneS go.
Herman, Robins simmons; Athletics.
Puth, Yankees . 2lArlett. Phillies zee.
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TUESDAY
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8:60-Gravbar Nj. and Mrs. (CBsl.
8:i5-Flectrical Transcription.
Observation-Disclosures blix hour (CBS).
9:00-Fletcher Henderson's Harlem or
eilArt6ur Pryor's band (CBsl.
.9:3o-Romanen and orchestra tCBs).
i i9:YY6a5iisniNS eso 3a orchestra tCBs.
10:30-The columnset.
10:45-Nocturne lCBS).
II :00-Atop the Indiana roof.
II :45-Louie Loves orchestra.
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TUESDAY
4:0O-solist and records.
4:30-Lyric tenor.
4:45-News flashes.
5:00-Cecil and Sally.
5:15-The Service Men.
5:3G-Glcom Chasers.
5:45-Dinner music.
6l5-Baseball scores.
6:20-Harry Bason.
r 6:35-Orchestra.
6:50-Records.
7:00-hale quartet.
7:l5-Orchestra.
7:30-Oak Grove ensemble.
8:15-Announced.
9:00-Sport highlights.
9:15-Announced.
9:30-Armory boxing bouts with Ralph
Elvin.
observation-disclosures Of meditation.
10 :A5-Orchestra.
ii:I5-Connis's Eleventh hour dreamers.
II :45-Sign off.
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TUESDAY
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4:29-Tlrne
z30-OId Man Sunshine.
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5:30-Record program
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550-Pas ehal scores.
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Hornsby Cubs 90. IS Bluege. Senators y
CehriE. Yankees. is Averlu, indians. y
Spencer. Senators IS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Monday Ring Results
BY UNITED PRESS

AT CHICAGO-Baxter Gaines. 175A
Wichita, Kanses outpointed George
Frenkle, 1929. Edmon. Okla, in 10-rounds
Dick Fisk. 14iia Chicago, won from
frankie Burns. l4o12, Milwaukee, 6 rounds.
AT NEW YORE-Donlinico Bernasconi,
l25. Italy. knocked out Johnny Mcmillan.
1877, Scotland IN; Conrado Condo 1872 de-
teated Jimmy Carlo, 1913. New York (6). ,
AT BROOKLYN - Joe Barra. 1917,
Brooklyn defeated Ben Whittier. 1874,
Baltimore Toy.
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AMERICAN LEAGUT

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Boston.
New York at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston at PHILADELPHIA
Brooklyn at Nav York.
Pittsburgh at ST. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati mo game out
If respect for Garry HERMANN
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BASEBALL
CALENDAR
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL IEAGTE

Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
no games schedulsd)
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MOTION PICTURES
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Leaders in each event to-date FIVE man.
Gary Lox. CAV 2 382 Dou6les-7- en 1Td15
Anderson. 6s8. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
KOkOulO ! Q08
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/ Milwaukee ......... 900 900 0o4- 2
Louisville .......... 112 ool ok /
/ Poln. Caldwell and Hungling; Deberry.
/ wilkinson and Thompson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
Silk Suits Smart
For Hot Weather

The oma who has found and
Is finding satisfaction and smart
ness in a cloth suit for spring and
early summer will be glad TO
know that silk suits are among
the new things promised for really
warm weather. There are also
sleeveless and short-sleeved silk
dresses with short jackets that
are suitable for all-day wear in
warmer weather but the separate
skirt and washable blouse has de-
cided advantages. And once one
has acquired the knack Of wearing
a separate blouse with a wool
suit, IL Is not difficult 70 20 on
wearing the blouse with a silk
skirt during warmer weather.
AS a compromise between the
wool suit and the silk suit there
are new suitings made of silk and
wool. Heavy silk crepe and ribbed
silks are also suited 70 the re-
quirements OF the jacket and
skirt suit, which may be Of plain.
dotted or checked design.
The same tendency 10 combine
contrasting colors and even fab
rics that was characteristic OF
wooden suits is apparent in silk
suits. A brown silk crepe skirt
may be worn with a beige or
orange jacket and a white blouse.
A white skirt may be worn with
a tomato red or rose colored
Jacket with a white blouse. A dark
blue skirt may be worn with a
lighter blue jacket or the Jacket
may be Of the darker tone and the
skirt lighter. A finely checked
blue and white or blue and gray
silk skirt may be worn with a
plain dark blue jacket which IL
you like may also be worn with
a plain dark blue skirt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
WHITE GOES
BEFORE ALL
CO o r S
Mauve and Violet Are
In Again, and Yellows
Have Taken Our Fancy
BY Storm

WE would like TO find a
" new way to say that
white will Be very important
in the we'll dressed woman's
summer wardrobe. For ever
% many years fashion repor-
tiers have been saying much
the same thing because white
i perennially important and
undiminishingly important IN
the summer fashion picture.
But this year II has an impor-
tapoe all its own.
There is the all-white evening
costume Of chiffon. organdie or
tafeta-the simple one-piece silk
crepe dress that will be wor for
active and spectator sports-the
all-white bathing costume all
white organdie or batiste for for.
nal afternoon wear.
Pure white with color is also
To be considered A clear light
red with white-emerald green
with white-white with pink or
rose-white with yellow-white
with blue. Merely 10 mention
these combinations Is 70 recall
some especially smart summer
costume recently displayed
Among blues those most talked
about al present are navy or ma
rine Glue. skipper blue and ciel
hlue-which Is nothing more nor
less than the French way OF say
Ing sky blue. GreenIsh shades 81
blue. turquoise and aquamarine.
have lost something of their nov
city but their becomingness 10
suntanned skins Will surely give
them a new lease az life for mid.
summer.
Mauves and violet tones, "a
long neglected. r making a
strong appeal 70 the important
French dressmakers AZ present,
and before many months have
PASSED We shall undoubtedly see
much more Of them. 4 very
charming mauve chiffon evening
dress that stands out IN a group
ri French imports had a sash Eir.
de ~ uauve and turquoise SILK
crepe
Don't overlook the possibilities
81 yellow-pale yellows. b%uttercup
and danodil yellow and a yellow
that Dis nearly deep enough IN bc
orange The monotone yellow
dress will be smart for resort
wear and yellow nav he intro
duced with navy blue or brown FOL
town wear
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
NEW DIVIDED SKIRT

"Jups culottes. thew call them
in Paris-which % the French
way Of saying trouser skirts But
" took the Spanish tennis player.
Senorita de Alvarez. 10 bring
them into the limeliEht that they
now enjoy The Senorita a. YOU
know wears this type OF costume
on the tennis court II Is merely
4 divided skirt that hangs two or
three inches below the knees and
looks precisely like a skirt most
~ the time. For several years
French dressnakers have been
showing skirts Of this type for
various sports and there Is good
reason 10 predict that they will
eventually supplant the less
graceful knicker in general favor.
9 Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
For Freckles

A good lotion for freckles is
made from ten cents worth oi
rosewater and ten cents worth ni
simple uncture OF benzoin Add tC
these the Juice from one lemon
and mix we'll Rub on the freckle.
every night But. a. in the case Nh
other skin troubles. prevention is
better than cure with regard WI
treckles Remembering t0 always
wear a hat md using proper fa0-
cream Az the right time. will save
you much complexion bother II
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
GIRLS CAN
FIND BEST
FEATURES
Right Makeup Change,
Some Into Beauties;
Suntan Often Add,
Distinction.

II u the girl who D. neither
IL blonde nor brunette, nei
ther good looking nor strIk
ingly the reverse. with ~
really poor features and none
that are strikingly good. WHO
frequently has the hardesi
beauty problem M solve now
adays. 4 girl with remark
ably fine eyes but 4 homell
mouth and an irregular nose
W. a girl with beautiful teeth
and "A well shaped mouth but
small eyes and poor hair usu
ally has an easier tire md it.
The frzf faine ina, the non
descrlpf type 1f Eirl should ~ is
NM study herself quite critically ir
her Mirror ir a. effort MIN discover
some feature or Characteristic
that really is above the average
or AZ least sufficiently IN tc
play Up ro y may be that with
proper tr1-Es and foundation Ear
1 ments her figure may RE Eiver
lines n distinction. or the hair
| ~ an indefinite brown NAV With
/ careful attention and hecnminl
/ Arrangement BE- made into A veri
table GROWING glory.
The color and tone M the Skin
should he carefully considered
with respect ~ the colo-ins .
ewes and hair. III eyes and hair
are more ON a brunette order
then the powder and rouge shoult
~ chosen 10 give the skin X
rather olive tone. while II III
eyes and hair are of a more
blonde sort then the powder ari
other cosmetics should he chosef
accordingly
" the brunette complexion doe
prove 70 D. more becoming thei
a real improvement In looks ma
% gained By allowing the sun
RAYS 10 do their work IN is ~
markable 10 see how much NOR
distinctive some girls become az
ter vacation DAYS when arms
face. hands and neck have beer
nicely tanned 4.
on the other hand the girl Will
lighter hair and indefinite eve
hrows and evelashes should avoit
this tanning process. This =
course is perfectly possible ever
in vacation days hv the ludicioui
use ~ creams, powders and slight
Ivy bleaching lotions
Usually DO not recommend tn
use ~ coloring applications N
eyebrows and eyelashes. bur u
case az the girl whose evelashei
and eyebrows are colorless. hu
whose type really demands ]
more definite framing az III,
eyes. ! think II Is quite ~lustifable
Care should AZ course ~ taken u
using any such preparation. Tn
effect is entirely ruined M there Oh
any semblance ~ artihcialit,
about I-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28

but the tendency ar present is to-
ward gloves Of a lighter shade.
Why not buy a number OF pairs
OF pure white washable pull-or
gloves 10 start with? They may
be worn with your dark suit or
dress at present and will be the
appropriate accompaniment Of the
sleeveless or short-sleeved, light
toned dresses that you will wear
on your vacation. Having several
pairs alike is an advantage in
case one glove OF a pair Il lost
or becomes worn.
Remember that for sports and
daytime wear this summer gloves
are worn quite large. They are
wide at the wrist. emphasizing
the slenderness OF the hands and
arms. Evening gloves too are
usually wider IN the arm and
wrist than they used 10 be and
are allowed 70 wrinkle as they
will on the arm
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28

Gloves for evening are still In the
node. The girl at the left wears
4 billowing frook OF eyelet nous
seine. with white gloves showing
an eyelet design. II shows the
new little shoulder caps. The girl
at the right is dressed IN or
candle, shirred and shaped SO
~cleverIy that il has all the soft
ness and s~uppleness Of silk, plus
a crispness all its own. She
wears the new fiaring gloves.
which make fat arms look slender
and skinny arms look plump.
They may be had either In suede
or kid.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
SMART MODE
ASKS US TO
WEAR THEM
They Have Reached a
Reasonable Price, So
We Buy Them with a
Good Will

for town, gloves
- for country. Gloves for
immediate wear and gloves
for vacation. Gloves for every
day and gloves for special oo-
oasions. You'll need 10 buy
dozens of pairs if you keep
abreast of fashion in a large
way, with an ample dress al
lowanoe at your disposal and
if you must be very eco
nomioal you will have to buy
your gloves with great care
in order TO have enough to
supply this seasons needs.
Gloves are no longer mere hand
covering. something 10 remember
at the last minute 70 YEA TO
keep your hands from getting cold
or rough, and something that you
can manage to do without most
OF the time during the warmer
months. They are a fashionable
necessity and the fact that sum
mer time is coming does not. this
season. make them a whit less i'm
portant.
Don't imagine for a moment
that fashion is doing anything at
all unusual in ~stressing the i'm.
portance OF gloves. For genera
tons gloves have been N OF the
most important accessories In the
well dressed woman's wardrobe.
The unusual condition was the
one that prevailed during war
days and for a good many years
thereafter when the importance
of gloves was al its ebb.
One of the things that made
the gloveless fad especially &C
ceptable during and following the
war vas the fact that gloves. long
gloves especially-had become ex-
tremely expensive. And o n e
thing that Is helping 10 bring
back the glove as a fashionable
necessity is the fact that at pres
ent gloves are decidedly less dear.
In selecting your gloves this
season remember that the erst.
while rule that gloves and stock.
ings should match no longer
holds. You may Of course decide
10 wear gloves Of a soft beige
tone. OF the same tone as your
stockings, but there Is no must
about IL Pure white gloves are
decidedly smart and will remain
so throughout the summer. and
there Is some talk OF a return OF
the white stocking 70 wear with
the all-white summer costume. but
there is nc essential connection
between the two.
Ii you wear a white blouse with
your dark suit or white lingerie
collars and cuffs on a dark or pas
tel-toned dress. then rhe chances
are that you will choose white
gloves. You may match your
gloves and your shoes or. for az
ternoon or evening wear. you may
choose gloves OF a light shade Of
the color Of your dress-cream-
colored gloves with a yellow
dress. pale pink with a deeper
pink dress. ecru gloves with
brown. or oyster toned with a
gray dress. Or you may wear
colored gloves Of a darke tone
than the dress-brown with a
beige or cru dress, navy blue
gloves with a light blue dress
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
The Partisan Spirit

When someone makes the re
mark that a certain frock Is
truly Partisan or that a certain
French dressmaker remains true
to the Partisan tradition in design,
what Il IN the inference?
Someone answers Simple,
never overturned and a thought
daring" And this in a few words
expresses as well as possible the
true Partisan spirit in fashions.
Needless TO saw. the Partisan
dressmakers sometimes depart
from this spirit, since they must
please customers from America,
England. Italy. South America
folk who do not always have quite
The same idea OF desirability as
the true Partisan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
New Gloves

There is no longer any question
Of the smartness Of fabric gloves
and among the newest gloves 10
reach us from Paris are fabric
gauntlet gloves Of slip-on con
struction with widely FARM cuffs
that extend 10 within a few inches
Of the elbow. They are worn
with long sleeved. elbow sleev
and sleeveless dresses or with the
jacket suit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28

4 smart French jacket cos
tune consists OF a beige and
brown plaid skirt-vlth the lines
Of the plaid running diaEonally
and a brown velveteen jacket
worn with a brown belt. The
collarless iacket is worn with a
.ong scarf az the plaid material
that Is worn loosely round the
neck with one end passed
through the belt at the front.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
Lemon Bleach

When using lemon juice for :
face bleach strain the juice anc
then pat ID ON the face that has
just been perfectly cleaned-by
means of a piece of absorbent
cotton Allow ~ ~ remain on thu
face for five minutes. theL wash
on Ia cold water thoroughly. dry
the face thoroughly and apply !
little vanishing cream.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28

Among new evening accessories
there are white kid gloves TO wear
with sleeveless dresses. showing
a pronounced fare above the ell
bow. Black or white lace mitts-
made without ingers-extending
nearly TO the elbow-are chosen
70 wear with picturesque after
noon dress.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
A Little Hair Wisdom

Brushing the hair thoroughly
and giving IL plenty Of air are
two very good ways OF keeping IL
in good condition. And as warmer
weather comes around. remember
this theory OF giving the hair air
Let il hang loosely about the
shoulders while you sit in an open
window whenever you can. When
YOU wash IL. dry IL IN the open air
Give il a sun bath from time TO
time. You will find this treatment
OF utmost benefit to the hair.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
Pigskin Gloves

Pigskin gloves are as practical
as they are smart To wear with
the white ensemble or with navy
blue or black there r pure white
piEskin gloves hat are easily
washed and unusually good look
inE.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
These Are New

Some Of the new fur scarfs are
inspired by the Hawaiian lei anc
are made In oval form 70 bt
slipped on over the neck, form
Ing a deep II neckline when
worn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28

An unusual color scheme Is
achieved in a new navy blue
cloth dress from Paris-made
with a pleated skirt and plain
belted overblouse Of the same
material. N u ~cOllarless and Is
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28

And now that the fabric glove
has assumed fashionable impor
lance. there is every reason 70
expect interesting developments
in this direction as time goes on
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
Petticoat

This weeks pattern diagram
shows and tells how to make a
petticoat--and pettieosts are
one OF the smartest OF the new
fashions. n you would like il.
send your stamped, self-ad-
dressed envelope TO Mary Mar
shall. care Of this paper. and
IL will be sent to you.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28

White pigskin Is used not only
for gloves. but for handbags as
well. They are made on simple
lines. with bone or composition
clasps and handles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28

Some % the new cotton house
dresses are made With sca..opcd
neck-lines. The Material It's
doubled for these scalloQs. which
thus hold their shape nicely.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28

White pigskin gloves, chosen
for street or sports wear. are Un-
usually smart and durable.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28

The little girl may wea white
fabric puII-ons with pinked edges
capeskin button gloves with A
darker binding. or yellow or white
pisskin. The figure wears q free
chamois pull-on.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28

worn with a scarf OF beige silk
With large pea-Green dots.
Bright colored printed chintz
n used N make scarf and Eirdle
cts that are worn with plain
.Oued silk crepe dresses.
Figured . dresses FOR very
little girls are more lmlnE
and smarter II they are made
with collars OF white linen. pique,
or Organdie. The plain white is
prettlsr mex the skin. and sim
pier. than the figured colored
material.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28

Handbags and scarfs are made
Of woven fabric in TWO t-nes -
yellow and white. BLACK and gray.
Erer7 and n-!ge and other color
combinations The handbags are
made with clasps OF bone or com
position. They are worn viii
white or colored summe. frocks
OF one Of the colors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28

Leather belts add a smart
touch 20 some AZ the colored
linen sport dresses.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28

ShoTt.sleeved sports dresses
are worn it'll sports gloves that
reach Just above the wrists
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28

Chamois jackets. to add
warmth 70 the country-club t-ass,
r made with pockets-some-
times four. two awe the waist.
two below. these jackets button
or clasp up 70 a round-necs throat
line
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28

Knitted dresses are finished
with ribbon els or ties Az the
neck-lins.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28

Printed chiions are made ID
tailored manner for afternoon
wear. Often these frocks have
little jackets with long sleeves.
Linen lace IN used for the coat
worn over a crepe dress