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I 16 THE INDIANAPOLIS SUNDAY STAR, OCTOBER 25, ma. LOCALDELEGATION 1 PLANS HARD GRAS NO SCORING IN BUTLER-WABASH SCRAP, BUT SCOURING FOLLOWS Participants in Battle of Mud Flats Resemble 'Possums Prepared for Bake Spectators Get All "Polka Dotted," but Grand Time Is Had. HY MARY K. liOSTWK'K. teams, and we heard and saw plenty.

One intriguing detail was the manner In which a players would come off the field, and his fellow-players, after working on him for a spell with a trowel and a couple of spades, would Ray, 'VVeli: It's Hill! You're doin' great," Another feature of this seat was the excitement caused by these same players coming in off the field and shaking themselves heartily, after the manner of a Newfoundland dog when he has Just been In the river chasing a stick. We guess we shook about a pint of mud out of our umbrella that was bestowed generously upon us in this way. Tne linesmen, going about their mysterious duties, bad stakes with chains TALKS AT LEBANON Entire Second Floor had come successfully out of a skid, they would find themselves leaning heavily on their elbows on the brink of one of the numerous pools of water that dotted the fair expanse of the field, gazing at their reflection in these turbid depths like the well-known Mr. Narcissus, Not that Die reflections were much to look at No, Indeed Many a handsome guy playing In that game must have had to look at his reflection a second time, and maybe wiggle bis ears or something, to convince himself that it was Indeed he himself at which he looked, and not the image of one of the less fastidious sewer diggers. We doubt, in fact, whether anybody really could tell who any player on the field was.

Their elegant Jerseys red and white for Wabash, blue and white for liutler were submerged: the numbers on tlu-lr backs were not to be read is there not a law some place that license numbers must be kept legible? Their faces looked much as we girls look when Interrupted in a secret session with this beauty clay. Several of the players had, In some mysterious fashion, parted with their stockings not that that made any difference, either. Mayor Shank Expected to Accompany Boosters to Centennial Thursday. 1 I ucciaentai mag. Wash, and III.

St. we nevor saw anybody chnsinc; a greased pig ovf-r Fkatitif; rintr while- wearing; ball-hearing shoos made of banana skins, but. we imagine such an entertainment would bear a striking tamilv resemblance to the liutler-Wabash Minted ill. an Kir i or something or other, attached to them, and these stakes would sink into the quaking morass of the side lines in a very interesting manner and taking them by und large, the linemen gave the general impression of persons out digging for clams. nd I --i mtiiI i ew Coat's W.Ike: Ill football gnuio at Irwin field yesterday afternoon.

And when wo think of all the trouble and grief it, is to pry the mud off one pair of galoshes, we would ortainly hate to have had the job of eleaniiiK up those two teams and restoring them to what mUht he called tlrdr pristine beauty. We will bet enough mud was carried off the field yesterday to track up kitchen floors, which if laid end to end, would reach from here to Picplatr, Idaho. Once, a long time ago. while out In them, one thought, disapprovingly, of 4 Another Item Is the fact that seldom, if ever, have we seen any object that appeared less appetizing than the turklah towels that the players used to smear the mud off their facade In the brief periods between quarters. No we have seen many a turklsh towel that was not looking its best, but these, like Abou What's his name, led all the rest.

Use Furs Differently What a change in the great open spaces, wo snw an opossum, or a ground hog, or some other edible little varmint, enwrapped In a blanket of mud, and then placed reverently In bed of hot ashes to Would Count 'Em Carefully. Nobody asked us for any advice on the subject, but It was our team cither of them, we would check tin on instead of mere fur collars and cuffs, Fashion uses Furs and Flares in smart new ways, and the result is entirely new Expert! Bounded Out. We'll never tell you how a member of one team could distinguish a member of the opposing team. Several experts in the vicinity were sounded out by us on this subject. We asked, right out: "When they're all of 'em covered with mud like that, what is to prevent a Butler mudguard from tackling a Wabash left field?" And the person addressed looked at us for a moment, and said: 'Nothing.

And the referee My, my! you should have seen him! He hail on, when the game started, a very Jaunty little outfit, consisting of a newly laundered suit of white plus fours. And If anybody thinks that, with the honor of Butler and Wabash is at stske, anybody Is going to pause and hesitate and think of the referee's white suit, or anybody else's white suit, that shows all that person all the players, and make sure they were all there, because if one of them was forgotten, and left to stand around while all that mud dried on him, somebody has probably by this time mistaken him for an old-fashioned lawn ornament, like those iron dogs, and carted lilm off to the junk cock. And very good ho was, too. i Well, the players yesterday afternoon looked a good deal ns if they were being pn pared for a similar fate. We I will bet.

that each and every one I serape.) enough mud off his pelf on to till six seven Rower boxes, without 1 going a step farther-, and we Imagine I they will be shaking bits of loam out of tie i i- ears, and their hack teeth, and other nooks and crannies for several weeks to come. i Hattl of Mud Flats. ei. Hi Tin: -g I Inn Terre Haute, lirazil, I'laintb id, an. I oth.T ii.iints esterday, where vevt" (riven to have IsirK' present, on the night of in" Mar.ll Urns, Saturday.

Mayor SiKink accompanied those who made tun trip, A large crowd of rooters for the Hutler-Koso 1'oly football gam" is expected to take purt in Mirdl parade. Thirty-five cities In the ntn.tr. will be hy an airplane piloted by I. lout. I i-I linlstead during the week.

He unphlcts julvrrtlslm; the i i iliynr In a statement Ji l-p. tn d.iwntowtt merchants fur tffi.rt.-i M- decora Inn fur tip. ilt. "I hope Imliannpolls business nun make right effort In -xt n.llm! cordial welcome to outside isll.rs," the. mayor said.

"We should take this opportunity to establish closer rcln-tlnnshlp between the capital illy and the rest of the state. If we are (joint? to boost, we must boost together to get results. Every business bouse be properly de. orated and ev ery oltl-jten should extend the welcome band to our visitors." Lieut. Claude Johnson, In charge of I'll arrangements, snld the float Oh! din of the parade is virtually Toetv an l-a entries and the 1 expect to ninp at He the manner in which a lot of good Jack constantly Is being spent for these trick sl'd-s on playgrounds, when far more spectaoula results were, obtained on yesterday's grim battleground without a.

cent of added expense. It was nothing to see a brawny party make a fifteen or twenty-yard churning up a chocolate-colored spray as he did so like mud scow on the Mississippi. When this occurred, the eager bystanders on the siiie lines got spattered in neii after the fashion of lowly pedestrian minding on the curb stone while a flivver churns proudly through a puddle. The trick slickers that bloomed everywhere w. re ornamented with mud polka dots bestowed in this fashion, and when the ball went outside Hhe side lines, It always landed with a sloKhy "splunk" In some morass and spouted like Old Fnllhfu! over the Innocent bystanders.

Not that they cared Sail Away on One. Kar. It wns a pretty sight, that occurred again and again, after the bull bad linen kicked off and had gone sailing $65 to $350 The New Furs yrd. We would suggest turning the fire hose on him, as a first step toward cleaning him up. And after all that trouble nobody won the game The final score was nothing to nothing Ah, well nobody did any scoring but after the game they did plenty of scouring.

The New Fabrics Velvet. Velveteen. Kashinova. Jarleena. Needlepoint.

Carmina. The bnttle of Mud Klats, with the clouds hanging no low that they crowd! Indignant football fans out of the tipper seats In the grand stand, will live long In the memory of nil tin football enthusiasts. To have been In perfect harmony with the rest of the picture, the liutler band that tootled and com-pahed off to one side, should have been made up exclusively of slip horns and slide, trombones. Such a knows about It. waving root and clutching paws were, constantly coming into contact with that suit, and we have a feeling that fourteen laundries, working day and night, could never bleach it out again, and that it is now probably mop rags.

LAYMEN MEETINGS WILL END TODAY AT UNITARIAN CHURCH down the del to see the boys take I out after it, and then to see tlu-lr feet eo up as If they had tripped over a Hid to the attention of those enter- 1 object, Hay, as a bass drum; Una's that no firm has exclusive i liiciiiigi notis. rantemenrs witu the Mardi fiias it ivel never, did we (Vei 1 and then to behold them Kxeuvated 'Km First. We ourself occupied a seat In an In- terestlng terrain just abaft the re-; Series Individual! French Looking onitnittee for decorating duals and see a collection of earnest young gents I go whizzing off on their ear with Held to Explain de irate apparent motive power. Sometimes, when this happened, when the players Mriu may booses. own float If cover so much ground under their own power without walking.

Watching serve forces of one of the contending it ks! rroc fe Beliefs to Interested Outsiders. Today wdll marklthe close of the series of meetings at the All Souls Unitarian Church, 14.13 North Alabama street, under auspices of the Unitarian Laymen's League and under the leadership of the Rev. Maxwell Savage of Worcester, Mass. Unitarians in the last few years have awakened to the fact that it is their duty to do more than to hold MPLETE! I LIVING ROOM CO the the the the Young Woman Business Woman Society Matron Madame of 38 to 46 for -for for -for 10 Beautiful Pieces FOR ONLY the beliefs that they have and that 1 13 S3! 1 they must offer an opportunity to $39.50, to $135 others to share in it, a league spokesman said, and in this spirit these meetings have been held in an effort to bring to those of this city who know nothing of Unitarianism a clear conception of the fundamental principles on which the faith Is founded. Series of Addresses.

They followed a series of Sunday morning addresses of ths Rev. Frank S. C. Wicks, minister of the All Souls Church, The Unitarian Laymen's League, the only religious body represented at the Scopes trial on the side of tho defense-. Street, "hat sit interpret the newest ideas in Frock- unusual flares-- piece es.

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One Pair of Book Ends. 10 PIECES THINK OF IT oners to tne churches which desire it this opportunity to clear up some of the difficulties which have arisen lately. Dr. Savage will speak twice at the church today, his morning subject to be "Ihe BiblE what Do You Know About It?" and the closing subject for the evening, "The Churches Their Root and Their Fruit." Furs! Hat COURT ENJOINS LOAN COMPANIES An entire section devoted to a Fashioned of the Highest Quality Pelts it is possible to obtain. Restraining orders -were granted yesterday by Judge Harry 0, Cham are un bi rlln In Marlon Circuit court against the Central Finance Company and the A CHRISTMAS PRESENT FOR THE FAMILY Buy It Now at This Low Price and On Our Easy Terms We'll Hold It For You godets, Queen Anne coU Indiana Purchasing Company, alleged "wage brokers," and also against the Big Four railroad, to prevent further exi 1 interference in the payment of wages to Frank C.

Baggs and other employes 9x12 Genuine Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs Siberian Squirrel' Coat. jit, ta With Border With Border $395 of the railroad. The restraining orders were asked In suits filed by Ira Chase Koehne, attorney, in which It also was asked that damage of $5,000 be granted to each of the plaintiffs. One suit is by Frank C. Baggs and Lucy A.

Baggs against the Central Finance Company. It is charged that since Baggs made an assignment of his wages some time ago to take care of a loan from the company, the company has continued to take tho wages and apply them on the loan although the loan has more than been paid. It is charged the legal rate of interest is exceeded and that the rate of interest runs from 210 per cent to 3,000 per cent. Silver Muskrat Coat $295 famous designers. $13 Cash or Easy Terms Cash or Easy Terms lllllHlllllllllllllllllllllllllM i iaMni ii in a From our latest stock of patterns and designs a wonderful choice and a remarkable bargain.

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