The Indianapolis News from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 33

ADDITIONAL SPORTS HESTA CASTS LOT WITH BALLOT TEu.l HI3 LEAP TO FOnCIGN CAMP 15 SLOW TO AMtniCAN ASPIRATIONS. r-io f. la. th fawo'J Arrlo-ItaJlan ruled a tttting favorite for the it i -uai iona.1 I-iberty rjr em the Indianapolis rpeed-w May trior to the withdrawal if h'jnt'm team from thai Un hl lot with the Fren.h or.tination. compOej of Rene Ti'H-'j.

Ioui Wmr '1 I'mI hu nit aa the rnvf foi'it onlf ant In the feid for Jn! rn lonr-hi honor. r'lliiiHinr the of-ctiort Of Ih Hon N.ni coinoina ion. Ireata we iimp4 iti Inviutwn to Join rlvl ramp 4a llrjoeter ft', how- r. ha an ee to the main ('i'. and Ins fol'tiori of the r'ttuir'-rit Is nl proof.

If r'h were that IM a-alany of Kuropa(i n'-- 'l rr" la the rr.oat dnKrr'is inj 11 Indiana(oila contend- ra. role utionar newly ac-ontrt leoher-lri-arme hwi not jet been lilr determined, howvr, It In thoirht trial he win net aa relief driver for aJI fO'jr m-rtil-r of the jllir ered o'iar-tel. directing their race rora TM I'rlnlra' Union baaebaJI team will up. aicalnat the Hrlnkmeyera' rlub lo rhe i'ofoer-ial Ieacue Katunlay at lirohlfl diajnoml No. J.

Th puriO nlll heg-l1 at 4 o'cJoctt. 1 a linnet Sfotor far fnmpafiy'a haaa-I lirt will jnurr'-y to Krmihfort iijn- Hi Ira horrm I I Mr I nr II ocn-. ii r. illy. Mr-twiuall cnnpry tva of Hhr, th Hufln, ill of ftl.

hftru. anl fha efliir'l'ia tMrher, irifttil lh Kihotti le-J sww-jia. hii'K a tvit aurjir 'J ha National M'tor (Mr- Inm mitl of lau Hh u.h il fcrmwfi ntrn in their an Ilia Mil ktHam. Krank i antlaM, l.l irmu Mluftiv llarrlvan. al Wally Ilia aarna ir.nnM full ihtilla, Tle National Motor cm pa fm iiai arrn ini.t ant al'ma tlirir thtin i-" miiitarr1 ltnd, and thara will mI-j thre far Ina.la of fana.

Th il iraln will lava tha tarmlnal atalln at la a. MkilUv, ar.l lha National a ateat many followara ho ara oiinortr.l with lha fartorr, who lh to at '-nnipany tla taain ara infMlally an. niar a-ura tlrfcata hv lalilna Vrmlruff 17. All mm)Ta tha chjlr ara rniirtet to at the m.umi Kil'lar nlhi at o't'lmH rarp. I I- h-rttkinul rluh haa an cn data for rWjn- l.ir.

vina an. I and uulJ Ilka to har tioin Caat -t lnn fania htxik fut I'iw dir Kr aaitira ad.lrea JW. Jonaa, Nf.iK.nal Mior tar art. Vthhla t.t'rporailon, IfellArmpolla. (Inn, anattx tiall aamaa may ha Ifv trtirvM), tut hrn thra aa.ma ara iul-i nfT ulthln a atona'a throw of aach It aurt-ly la a traal to tha fana, eepa- lllv hn tha laama are about exenly and maltlna a rara for a pannant.

Hatur-ia)''a yarh.liti follciaat tpa ke a. I'rinifr. Krrrl1 No. Htuti" ve. National Motor, ruvtrM Nn, J- Malleable "aaln v.

Tarrr. IttvrraiHe No. Ti Ml.lweat inslna va, tl. an.l lirtKjkai.la No. I.

ftntvr. who playal renter flM fr rrlrit-ra lat huntlay, la requaatad to tvrr at hun-tmy at o'clock, tit tall Fruxpevt JU an.J aak for Dannta. nipple will play the tarltta at gun lar tt'-rivMii a Hnl Ttlppia park. All ahoul a on lha rnund at I o'clock. 'I t.a trvw.l Klpple tan haa opan Oalaa fir Jun.

an.t fall Naahlnlon li aftrr p. m. an-t ak for John. Th- tnanaacr af tha Ppeclala la re. nuirO call rrotft aftrr o'clock in rar.1 a aamo Hh tha Southern Cube ho'vlay, May Tl- maiur nf 'ha Northern Tiaara ahoul.l call n'oivirufT abrtirt a aama hokad with lha Oriole lll'la'a for Huiiday.

May Si. Th- llonal'r Ktc lata are playlnc the Jd Hot "e.ilar at tiarllt park dlamohd No. at cl.K-k V'or guinea tail Proapax-t M41 an aK for llanrl'1. Cain A. f-'a ir plalna In, tha aavrn-tcr avl Ihrcn.ycar-6I1 claxa, ant iair I i -oa Rai-a olh-r taama.

I hry have aln iiifUiana.t hy a. I. Ill lonal talent, aad I'M-mt ti niWc a tt ahowlnf. Call Froa iw I'M atiii for John. fm r-n-v lim t'k'it ever thr Rupp I h-14 p.

ati.l h. practically a ii lixxehall fana a III mnemhar tha ii. oic How nry nrcanlartl whan lie tiiy hamplonahlp alth hla tram for ir tralfclil. r'aat plara ara rr- i tu fr; In tnw li alth thr manacer at Wu ami Krvatone aventir, are hooktnc tip uli lirrculaa A. tor a Kama at Itbodlua )nin Thr awma a-ill callad at In k.

All plavrra ah.uit ha on lha 7yiriiil n.t later than o'clock. lha Tiojana will play tha fardlnala at tl.tritrhl No. 3, at :30. Itolh 'taan. liar Imn plavlnc a fa at bran.

I of bll ini yrar, Tlia rmin hava Ultara)l up 1ioir i-lt htntr ataff by ad. Una two new Anlrra to the hnaxip. laieper will lr on I hr moon. I fir tha Vmjana. hn i'nlii win lok aftrr lha bx fr tha i 'n rd ma la.

't he III meal rUinday motiiina at tli- lluiiia and ha follow Inf ah.ntid attend: tieneler, Wun, l'lsi. n'hnar. liiahop. Warnrr. tloinian, IVgunhrri).

late per. Iiich and Kudrna. The Voodlde A. will rroaa hata with New Pathrf fnn.lay at Wood at da at -t o'clock 'a will Una tip aa followa: Jalobtev, l-ft nai.1; Kohtrta. canter field; parvla riht field; KJor--.

tlral.haae; aacond Craad. ahiitJttop: Scott, third bwar: Maker, catohrc; M.nn,, plirher. A. will play tha U. A.

May at liarflrld park at S.iS p. nv lm la an opan date and tha A. C'a woji! Iikw to hrar from a at rone ouVof-(uti tram. Arllnatnn pirtrrrrd. l'or rarnaa call ITm'l y.M.

ark far lrnnta. Or ad lreaa lpntii! Minrr, le-a-U ivtiiu. Thr fiicle S.ima will he known aa tha All htara Thry tvi'l pHv-tha Yet hidr Oit at WtlUrd parX hun liy at I-. o'triotk. An ln.lrpenlrnt achool baarhH lea at.

a. lo play ralurlav aftrrnoona. ta bo-ln t.trmed, and thre is atili room t-T a fe.y mora Imwi. A roroiinf will hrll totniM at tha Horn trrt. llll Flaca an-t t.

K. ara arkrd to call tln ir the dy or North at niht. TT Ma haarhatt tram, of Muriel, la cf Pot'kin wimfi tmM wltl a nmot-rr of a-o-t fa.t tcama In tla ataie. Tha loata ri- the bet team trav- 'in out Mimei.v winmunl- W. II.

Wn-tllrr. arialtrr Moona ttam. Ill Wast NiolSi aneel. Mun- it. In i lave-l ar a tra TTolcomh A driratad the Unk Hella, to T.

VVorl h. on tha mound for the wlnnera, atru- out f.urtren rnrn. Ilolcomo loka will niret the Kit Iji.y tram Saturday at l)trt .1 iark. loanu-oj Ti (ollonlnt plavara of the Knlahta af ar ta report tor prac-t park iiiim.ifi'1 No. S.

at p. toiihf ltr.lman.1. Iltley. IVIi'ir and Ktrkho'T. lirrm.

ro, l.rnnatian. I'n irr. tiollri-Kn and all iii Mhinf inrnj Tirri ortlt be r-a-h meeiin( Saturday t. it -i at clui r.x.iiia Th -vx fit n.rrl the It.vrrsi 'a J.m-ra a' 'r No S. at 1 k.

All i-ii v.n tind I i an. I'nr in-r tha yrar-ol-l cnli WiKvlru.T TZ.4. an. I tor Harold. s-trrnc.

tha Mar pti-hr of wiil he on. tha mound and ha ni'uii lij a Id another lctor- to bia tririf Th 1 iranapoUa T.rJa win tse t)M arii i I 'i a Th" won all g-anira tk 'ii rj.r tan. The follow trtf inrm-lw" ho on hand f.r a practice Viirrn i'uk. Saiurdav at I o'clock: ilrs iy. I'loj I.

Wbitr1. I.n!tl, A hrf, i'l jr.i, M.ivi'k, u.iir, a-ia I ar-p nti r. a- a wl hr a 11111111 at the h.o:ar of fir OrKiim.rt- 1- z. tutrn Krrl-. .1: i.

Wircrr, I. l-rhatn, t.e pit. To either caracity the wtly i-j the selection that coud t. it A have been mad, hi driving i I iity liinr too wejl Mn for further imer.t. fcni his keen an4 knowl- of xery trick of tn same rr him to r-lin and direct a race wita the s-sre tojch of a master hand.

A Real If anything were needed to render the raliot proof against l.e ftraUfwi of it riva'a or to nb? it to ourrer.eral ls opposition, the of I Leita ta that Terr thin. With the cum-inr train of the xounhjm star to guido dire.t their (Tort a a ij 4 1.1 supreme skill and daring to throw tito fje breath if re thero falter, the rhancea of the Snvad-tn hot for ehmpoahip laurels vry brljrht in4i. lr Into the. camp 3ealt a ha blow to Aiwna" ar-ra-tlorm for frtt honors in th InJiar.a-poiia acored a atrateric victory of rreateet y.noier for JC'jropie. A5herTUi of th tUr arj'I htrtra are rvertbeWa rrrx in their that th heat ar-1 atnfe of the om-Inif claah deop auper-heroi: f-forta on the pn of AmerKra'a tend-era.

an4 that deapite th preaent nm-Inr 'iper4onty of tbe Kjrpn vta. Old ilory will flutter triumphant Jy in the rf-eei at the cootlaaion of the f.trv-vie. CllfTori Duratit. th California fporta-man who ma i lh frt ntrw tit the In1ianapoti i-mile rla-, a rri vel in Jr4ianapoii yeaterlay. tmrant ta cm-f'lent that he wiil itef a ahare of the nurao with hf Cftcrroiet Fpeciil.

That Ltwrant wiil be a- tanperoua on-tnJr In the L.tirty aweetwtakea tvnt fa evtJeTed hy tie wtnntn rr-rri he et on the cot thia year, cleanlnc vp In the far wt venta. Hull. N. Jaroba. Jaoba.

Dun a. Durant. J. I ir ram. Pood nd any other thjrteen-year-old boya who wlah to plar a mldret aam which la brin formed should attend.

At a meatlna; af tha expraaa employee. M. Piraon waa choaro manajtr and T. T. Lravla aecretary and trraetjrer of tha epraa ball Mmun haa ecjred arvrral playera and la ronatdrrtna otliera for a wlnninf tjn.

Tha aaprraa tram will play tha Admiral riunday at fOvar(U j0. o'clock. The club will g-tve a danca tonight at Mouei hall. Sporting Tews and Notes Tha marathon rara haa been eliminated from tha tHymptca at Ant warp. Tha trtrrlt Yacht Club will inrreaae jta membarrhip to l.ww.- It haa 1 now.

Mummer Ira akatlnf In a New Vork elty akatlnc paUca will ba enjoyed by enthuaiaata thla mumifr. Frank Kramer. tha national champion cycliat. haa atartad hla alnateeota aeaaon aa a profee tonal rldar, Cnaland a III at ara a big allle4 military aiuria meet In July. Tha t'nltad atalra -an It ha repreeented by a team of trapahootera In tha Olympic (amti at Antwerp neat year.

Pan Athlello Laaama haa made Boctar foot I a II a tnap.r a port amonaT high rhool bo a of that city. Tom Langhuat, tha funoaa Indian runner. 4 haa returned to Canada. He waa with tha loan rtoneere in tha war. Mora than a.noo trained men and women ara enaaared in directing play at recreation centers throughout thla country.

John Metaaer, long-distance champion ewimmrr, ef Mk hlran. plana an active campaign in marathon cvanla throughout tha country. Hob Dlhlle. of tha Don n. Toronto, tha undefeated champion etnale aculier, will row In tha senior single race at the Kngliah lleniey, July 4.

Tm Itoonay. champion aa'ngla aculier. haa gone to France to eld tha Knight a of Ok-lutnbua promote) rowing and athlatlca among aoldiara aver tl.ara. Kuropeaa ere a a may compete In the annual championship regatta af tha National Association of Amateur Oaramen at Worcester. Auguat I 'and Z.

This year's Knallah Henley regatta kain aa the roval II an ley paavc rei a will re rat La. It 111 ha rowed July 4 and i over tha mile and I-) yard course an the Thamee. American army craws will compete. Tha Incoemlto Club of F-nIIah erlrketera. made up of artny or navy players or men of the Oxford or faptbrldae teams, will pmhably visit Philadelphia thla fall for a arrtrs af International matches.

Miaa Tanla Tasslnoff, one of Russia's area teat nrl awlmroera, ho has been llvlna In hncw with her mother ainca th early dava of tha war. Is espeeted ahortly on thla side of th ocean and will be aeen In competition. Miaa llarris M. and Single hava been entered In tha free-for-all pacing race at Taunaatown Julv for a li.hw purse. Verlka Fauhen.

Ullllan and Is Qrande, are alao entered. Princeton. Ilka Tale, haa orraniied a varsity cJuh. Ita main purrwa alii t-e to stimulate athletics anl foeter a spirit of cooperation among membera of tha different trams, and. In addition, among1 undergradu-ata and tha alumni.

Miss Catharine Heya-ood. tha clever woman balkline billiard player, haa a rival lo Miaa Helen riloaeon. daughter of Oeonre Mloaaon. who la a slillful exponent of tha balkline style ct piay. Tha Public Schools Athletic league of New Tork rlty plsns a pec jarede and June U.

Ftiiar day. In which M.taay school children will march in review. The Hoalon Intcrw-holaetlc regatta will ba hold en the Charles river course June and 4. The rrewa will rem pet a la four-oared races. A "trrnch got championahip tournament among experts engaged In war service on land or ar will pnotiahtr ba suhatttuted for tha annual amateur and open cempctitione In Kngland thla year.

More than tS boat a of various doacrtptlon took part In the- ret-ent pageant of tha r-jnc Interclub Yachting Association at Saa Franclaco. Th annual Army re. Na-y football game will take place at the polo ground. New York cliy, Katurdav. November T.

a week later than tha Harvard va. Tale game. Detroit Dlatrlct Golf Association Juat form 4 Includea fourteen clube. Tha first of tha aectlooal trnnla championships will he the middle athletic championships en Columbia Country Club court a. Chwy Chase.

Ml, May 14. It will be tha thirteenth time tha tourney haa been etaged. KEMPTON 21 Two heights in the I style of the hour ry ParticTxIarlT well (: adapted for wear with ttrinr bow A Zlj THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, FMDAY, HAT 23, 1919. TO PILOT DETROIT SPECIAL IN SWEEPSTAKES AT SPEEDWAY CHARLES KiniCPATRJCK. Frank B.

Book, of DetroiC baa named Kirkpatrick as the driver of tha Detroit Fpecial in the Ifiberty rweepatakea to be run Mar SL Kirk Patrick naa had av arariod experience In the race In the 1917 150-mlle peedway race at, Omaha, Klrkpatrlck led the field for 105 mile, when fee waa forced out of the race with a cracked cylinder. Art Klein, the other member of the Book team, will drive a Peuxeot and thia combination mar take a share of the prize money back to Detroit. Klein and Klrkpatrlck were bud diea in rrance. both aervlna together at lasoudoun, the largeat aviation camp In Th wlnnera will Qualify for the national doublee rhamptonebka at Longwood Cotintry flab. Coatee.

August 11. Yale haa erganlsed a A thoot will be held with Prlooetoo. May 20. at New Haven. Shoots will alao prooably be held ii lannautB ana Harvard.

Xpert a In tha fght earn aerm ta think a ta rlv. round con tra between Wlllard and 1 --ropar will favor the cha.rtpion. They expect hlm to aaall aloof in th earne manner he did for. tea round a with KYank Moran when Ibrr mat aome yeara ago in Madiawn Squara garden. New Tork city, Mlaa Molla BJoratedt will not forfeit her national women'a trnnla cbampionaM? ta atrlva for the English title.

The Nora taper will asaln play In thia country's elaaole to be brld on tha Fhiladelphiav Country Club cwiria, June la. Nat rk-holea la training. Bob Dibble, the erark Canadian aculier, for hla rare in the Kngllah Henley. July aV He will br entered by the Canadian commit Ira In England, fenor Juan Vargaa. of Montevideo, fru-raay.

ta a recent addition to the ranks of a mal eur balk line playera In New Tork city. It la one of the beat af. South American amateur billiard pla era. Miaa Deaale- Ttyan, tha clever girl awlm-mrr, of f'hiladeipbla. who la not seventeen yeara of are, recently waa the iA, 10 aad champtonahlp.

Thla country la not tha only one developing lawn trnnla atwre among acboolboya. J. Hamkea. a ri I oeler n-j raj-- player from Ceelonir. New Kauth Wtlat.

haa won tha school championahip of Victoria for the-last nve years In sue. eeeion. A thirteen-year-old at.n of Alf. Diinlop. the Darla Cup veter an Is aiao looked upon aa a coming, awn-tender for honors.

Tha John W. Overton mile. race, will ba a memorial of the Vala famous war hero. It will feature the Meadowbrook Club's sports at Kranklln field.v Philadelphia. The Central three-man league got away to a good start last niirht with the Gaaaera.

a how in if real clasa. Thia team, composed of Goodwin, Kllngroan and H. Johnaon. rot acoreg of Um, 57 and tun. winning three ttamea from the Cabarets, with Goodwin ajpilllng ti3 Th- ftashap, ny- Klaah Kngllrh, also went bisr.

copping three In a row from the Marble Cuttern. The Cooties took a ta-o-game trimming from the llarkya. and the Biic Hooks hooked the lor two game due to the 614 total of II. Detltnger. Tom Malott rolled the high individual score of the night with 2ti Proving I Baltimore American After poverty la th great policeman ef lira.

must aay It does pinch people. Extra Prsls cf Ssz5 TrilS CYrry xzit 114 West Washincrton St. Lzi rX-' laj S'" Si a 4 tL- FREE to ZI ZI Zl Zl LI UuLz LZ3 tne rniua a. We make our own suits. 4.

Have our own shops. 5. Own a complete chain of stores. S. We sell oar garments on a close mararin.

Thus, we can sell you' a 130. I32.S0. $15 suit and give you the extra pants FREE and, besides, save you $15 to $20. These are regular $45, $50. $55 woolena We want yoa to come in.

look around and me- convince yourself, place your order and gtt that extra pants FREE. Lak far tala ad ea ar wladew. 6 19 aCr.ikrr Jsjuc LOUISVILLE. May 23. Frankie Mason, flyweight champion.

of the United States, waa given a newspaper decision over Pekin KidTlIerman In a six-round bout- here last night. CLEVELAND, Mar 23. Manager Jlm-mie Dunn today announced the cancellation of 'two matches for' Johnny Kilbane at Philadelphia with Larry Hanaen next Monday night 'and with Frankie Conlfrey May 31.. because of the aerioua Illness of Kilbane'a 'young daughter. Cancellation the game at Philadelphia on June 15 with Joey Fox is being 4V- CHICACrO, May" 2S.

More, than J20.000 worth of seals at the WUIard-Dempsey bout at Toledo were sold here the first day they were offered the public, it was announced by ticket brokers today. Practically all the seats sold were those priced at $60. During the three hours Ernie Young. agent. telegraphed Promoter Tex RJckard for an additional allotment of 135,000 worth of paste boards.

CABLE SPORT FLASHES RIO JAXEinO. Thursday, May S. Argentina defeated Chile today In tha fifth game of the eerie of football conteata to decld tb championship of pouth America, the scor being 4 to 1. The final game will ba played on Sunday between Bra ail and Uruguay. Dashing Joy.

(Baltimore American Mabel Georg-a rava ma such a laOiy diamond engagement ring. Merlel But he'll want you to give It back him when he geta engaged to another girl. He always does. of same material with every $32.50 and $35.00 AVTiy Do We Give You the Extra PANTS? 1. We get you yourself with our hand-tailored clothes.

2. We are woolen merchants and tailors and buy direct from Store SPAf 1ERICAN WAR VMS MEET 111 JUNE ENCAMPMENT TO BE, HELD AT CRAWFORDSVILLE. SIXTEENTH STATE SESSIOfi X5pwecia to The NrwaJ CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind-, May Si- More than veterans of the all of the V- ouarters for the encampment wnt opened June I by Beecher Trouiman. department commander, of this city, at the Crawford hotel her.

The camps at Terre Haute. wiUl a membership of avbout nirvety-tlre, and the Indianapolis camp, with a membership of neartr b. promlre to send practically a full representation- tvery camp will have lull aaare of accredited delegates. At the opening session of tin encampment, the address of welcome will be delivered bv Dumont Kennea. mayor.

The response was to hv' been made by Congressman Carl aniyKe, of tt- Paul. Minn, the commander-in-chief of the Spantah-Amertcan Vkar Veterans Aaaociatioei of the t-mteo States, who died this week at ANash-inrtcm. D- John C. Snyder, president of the Montgomery county Charnber of Commerce, of tbis city, is expected to speak at the meeting on the opening fy In Every State. iiThe national organlxation is composed of veterans not only of the -panlsh-Amerlcan war.

but also oT the Phllipolnej insurrection and the wo" in China. every state of the Union, In the District of Columbia. thelTiilirvpines. Alaska and Panama. The difterent states are subdivided into stato de-parunents: each state holding its own encampment.

The tot a--number of Spanish war veterana is In ce8S ot Indiana cities having camps in elude Ft Wayne, two camps: Indianapolis, Terra Haute.) South Bend. Crawford s-Tille. Huntington, Decatur. Lebanon. Greencastre.

Kvanijyille, Jef-feraonville. Bloomington. Hammond. Princeton. Auburn.

abash, "-rsavv and Columbus. Joseph U. Cook, or Richmond. Is the senior vice-department commander In Indiana, and red Ibaugh. of South Bend, is Junior vice-commander.

Beecher Troutman, state commander. Is a veteran of Company O. of the USth Indiana volonteer Infantry regiment, which was -under the command of Colonel Harry B. now adjutant-general of Indiana. Company 0 was recruited at Covington.

Auxiliary Meeting. At the aame time the veterans are holding their business sessions In connection with the encampment. the woman's auxiliary ot the organization will hold its annual meeting. Mrs. Marie W'llliama, of Indianapolis, is president of the woman's auxiliary.

Membership In tho auxiliary is limited to wives, mothers, sisters and daughters of 1 Crawfordsvllle Is making preparations to extend to the veterans and the woman's auxiliary a hearty welcome. The home of General Lew Wallace, veteran of the Mexican and civil wars, will be open to the visitors. In the library at hla home are-to be found many Interesting trophies of the war days. Speedway nace Suits for Drivers Start your car off right; with a suit to match the color of the car. We make them to order in all colors, and In all styles.

We also mske a special price or white duck coats, vests with sleeves, white a ta, aprons and caps, for sp ay races. 'Let us have your order at once before the rush. 218 laeUaam Arc IwattaaaFwlla. Bath Pkeaes Aate, 25-541. 5434.

suit that we make you for i That extra T)air gives double wear which we give you FREE with every Qiiif in Claypool Hotel Bldg. Amerirxji war. reoresentire iwe-ntv active can. re in Indiana, are ex- rictf Tc be atten-e at the fix- tenol anneal nc2rnent ol iriJi War Veurins to heMt tba Odd Ftlo-s" nV In IMs r1 i Zor-ot head- VUJ I SA.MS Story-Dancing Popular Recreation in Lithuania Juinuanians leu atones wun ft. their hands, their he-vds.

evrjthing byt their tongues, whrch jrurelv here in America tell roost of the. atories. don thevT The children in Lithuania ith, their The mothers and fathers of every nation teii stories to their children, but oil you ever know that stories could be danced? Woulda't you think your mother wag just a little bit queer if ahe hou Id say. "Coma on out in the (tirden, dear, and we'll dance stonea for a while 7" Vet this is just exactly what mothers in a oeruain far-eff country say to their childien, and stories is just exactly what all the people of that country, parents and children both. do.

The country Uthtiania. a email plafe about the size of New Vork state, and is on the Baltic sea. Look it up on your map it you ion know exactly where- is. and then come back and e- how mother, maybe their father too. and perhaps some of the neighbors, gather In a ring for story-dancing, for all the woria as if they were romg to play drop-the-handkerchtef.

Then one of them enters the -circle and he beerina to tell his story. One of the favontet is the story of the great swimmer, who stayed under water for hours and hours, and fell love with a mermaid, but rnally had to leave her and aro back to his army to help TAght the Teutonic knights, the; German oppressors, who, tike the Germans of today, thought they could rule the world. The little' Lithuanian toy will begin bis story by dancing alnnr beeide an imaginary pool which he finally dives Into, or pretends to. It's all -pretend, you know. just as you pretend when you play doctor, or church, or war.

Then he will wriggle along the ground fc-r a while, showing different! strokes. Then he makes love to the mermaid, and finally he leaves her, and roes back, with a march step, to his army, where in a grand clash of arms, which he imitates and dances out. he is victorious over the Teutonic knights. Then he dance away, and returns to 'the and ifie his wlstr'a -turn. Thus tha little tell stories by hour.

And here's the best part of it ail: the grown people do it. too. For it's really so much fun that even grown-ups can't glv It Up. Why don't you try It some time? FUNERAL TO BE HELD AT CATHOLIC CHURCH SUNDAY Charles I. Kemmerly, 64, Prominent In Business Circles at Anderson, Dies -After Long Illness.

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Which dseired It, had to obtain special permission from the bishop of the diocese to hold the final rites at that time. Burial will be In the Catholic ce-metery here. Mr. Kemmerly as a resident ot Anderson for more than forty yearn. He was aprent of the Michigan division of the Big Ko'ir railroad when It was known as the White Pigeon route, and later waa greneral aarent for both the Michigan and Irvdlanapolls divisions here.

After retiring from railroad work he was city trrarurer hre threr) terms, covering; a perlo-3 cf' twelve yeara. He wan one of tn or- -panizers of the Urand. Laundrv Con- pany, was a director In the Hank of Andernon. and a Hock hoi i- rr In the Anderson Truft Company. waa lntereted in many l.uelnera en- i terprises in Arnlron, ins one of the city's wealthy men.

Surviving are a wifiow in Anerron, two brothers and a rister at Angola, and two sister at Kokomo. Hla first. wife died about twenty yeara ar Kuneral rervlres will be held at Mary's Catholic church 5'uinday aft-1 erpoon and burial will be in the Catholic cemetery here. J' r. Kerr-mer-ly waa a member of the Ulk's lodiro and several other fraternal orders In thia city.

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