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mm mm TO FALL Hi BIG RACE Continued from Pae One. start. The ".1 not counted in tr. cr the race. tarts at 11 A.

M. A atri the ftf the 1 to tart te race 11 hrk. It previous ars hAS' l-n r.n. U.e ra hs always turtil at 11 o'ckKV. The thar.se.

It r. 1.1 rHe rnor. for to fl'C In neirby town and Ui l- tr.e nti ii f.i.-l an 1 on llifn, IK wM'r, rj, if. ma ntrnf to ted-wv, fe rf.lr. Jl 1 that tt.f K.rt.

Tern afreet ar'J tfi T'ji'm a. Wetit V. ir-t r.1 Tlobe w.Ji th rnca rr.or senerai! used. Paris Dictates Style. F.i rls racirar car styles as well at feminize mod thse days.

ooir lad th mounts cf the Krench turn rna-i t.j!r ai on the iitwtr Irian "'ll t-ar-inr mm nt rA tm. The oii tn r' deaurn in to lp-r cjf tr lot? arioofh. rrace-' fid an a.rt-'ane QOFTAUD VELVETY. Money tiaA'f ti tart fl fmrm.V. Alft until i 7fcf -nirrt rn ft tun rmm uprlot tFuaJi-'t.

Untm lmHt t'ink, iimnmtim. tiiil. TmU Cmiur, V. f. LEMON JUICE FOR FRECKLES Make beauty lotion for a few cents Try it! Lqietze th Juic of two lemons Into luiUt conUlcinj three ounces cf Orchard Whit, liak well, and you av a quarter plot of th bat freckla and tan lotion, aoJ complexion Uautif icr, at very, very amall coit.

Your crocer has the lemoas any dru: atora or toilet counter will tu iy tlire ounces of Orchard Whlta for a few cent. Manajrt thia sweetly frprrrant lotion Into tha fact, neck, irmn and hflndt each day and tea how frrc kl'- and blemishes dlaappear and clear, soft and roy-whlta the akin -become. Ycsf. It Is harmless ir 1 rvcr Irritates-Advertlsement. 1 No parts Best Coal See All cast Fully guaranteed Hurns gas, coal, wood.

Flore Open Till 1 i KITCHEN CABINET Solid Oak. Finely Finished. L3 Higsrst Value on Earth. Your old Enameled interior, full slidinsr nickcloid top. Metal flour bin and 1 rea ho x.

Glass sujrar container. Our regular $33.00 Talue. Exactly as shown. 1 6 1 sr Buy One of the Late Davenport Suites Wo have them in fumed and golden err rr.ahogany, etc. Largest display ax in th.c city.

Davcnos shovn as low XzzJ KJzzzzz 'Let the II00SIEH furnish your i 1 1 4 Ju-st East cf rn th that th.a rctac head rts.iurce. Tli liiiot r. it i not-1 rriuth no ttn-tton to r.1nrnr;tJi, but trTT.iaatel in an 1 gi tanlc cf the t.r- th ou during tn Mwim tr.aLl.i to lipht th fct tnat ti.tr tm a our'l rer for lhi nov. tho ffjt-r4 lyt fir now rt. crH by mr xp-rta to tetter tte for tr- Jr.

l.r.:. 'rax thjui the trr-- anru. of only ax extrem av above UJ an hor. and rtf.r than an ivar.ure In tat the thornti. dJf to Ita weibt aul wrn-1 r-r'twur 8fint it- r.rtr n.oir.

th mwP' ol tn ianot tanu a of tfrivern to fhir ra fof rac. Chf fl fford thir.k. Ihiit l-r ur h) "Ti0 ht from to to thre Mcon-la a. ir. I- rnxfnr ft er to control the turn.

rr.outd tr ePrtmnt of work out to thr fatten, and It 1 entirely possible that umi.l. vt.orw wiil foiJow In their waka. ih Mn'l by the Krncn wJ rtv ftotir.af- remf' ah'y tat an er.tlr:y. new. or ratri- far.

ton in racinf tar WW have fceen Lives Up Reputation. W. V. Brown a Ur' touted Hlfh- up t-Ita fait repata- tlon 4 ri's th 3m- of the epeed tlimiMtiofi trUU trda- by com-pletln Jt f5cUl lrcwit of the) oval at tut a ha! unJer 510 J1e an hwr. Hrown a perforrnanre' Prnved thxt not only- can tail 14 rr b'lt 3rv trm i well, any man who can JPf a fntury-an-hojr aat rtvlna facie vl4enco of fcla ability.

Wheel Over a Trae. I w. i.irk for Loula CharroJet that no on ele waa hol11n th whel when Ki, i. nd threw a wni in comi.nr oof of th ftorthweat turn of the lata Thumriy arternoon. in wh1 lar faat inthajUr wmv before eomir.g a fop In front thf-Pt 1 it in riaaalnc th juJxea- a.tand.

Che mWr ete rontroi oi ni 7 to safety and waiUn for It to wm to Inatead of applvir.jr the M.h have thrown him and ca. aed diaaafar. The tt th yeterana or lnV hf- fln-wtth every trick of the trade at 1 fin-rerttpa- If vr meet la death th halm of a raUia car It will be throuU any lack of aM on hla part. Too Much Weight. rtalph Deralma was reported to have wel.hod In atrday with hta saa and oil tank not quite full at 2.

lnJi. or nearly 1M pound over the maximum limit lor thl i-'af, race. Apjroxl-rna tel VA pounds of this avolrdupoia i2 imaged to have been Kaanltne and oil. flrurlnc twenty ft r-ounda to the ration, but thia atlll lnavea aeventy povnda to ba removed in mm manner. In view of the rapid change In aentl-m ent from atreamllne cam to thoan or tie ntuh-end type, due to the auoceea of the ItaSlot romMnatlon, which ex poundu the latter conatrurtlon.

It would not at all aurprtaln to certain ob- 1 r.i.ln waiiIiI mil nn to prnrr i the track mlr.ua the handaoroely pro- tion. Lei weiaht and caaier control mt.ktn Ttrrftnll re PO IV I III? two factorathat combined ehould ma-terUlly lncre" hla chancea of cap-turinc the blar International epeed event. In Hard Luck. Julea (ioux, French champion, who rulen a popular favorite for the Liberty and Gas Range on Earth It in Actual Operation. iron 7 FT tocWcM I l-IU The year around range.

stove taken as part 9:00 p. m. Saturday. 7 Buy. the 'BEST Out Practice Economy Tho JEWEL is a guaranteed ice saver.

Made of solid hard ash and double lined. See our display before you buy. Prices start at If 11 if KJ "New Jersey StreeL i 1 1 A Mi Hi is THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, FItlDAY. 3EAY 30, 1919. 1 11 NEW APPOINTMENTS BY GOVERNOR 1 1 1 JESSE ESCHBACH Goremor Goodrich has appointed ceed Gilbert H.

Hendren, as chief examiner for the state board cf accounts. Mr. Hendren is named a member of the state industrial board to succeed Glenn Van Aulten, who resigned to accept a place on the public service commission. The places to are appointed each pay a salaryj of sweepstake race with an Indlanapolia r-eed way-owned Peuireot. has been playtna; in hard lack ever aince he started to overhaul the car (Johnhv Altken's old flyer.

and capped the climax by evertnir a ronnwtin if rod while warm-tnc up for his tat flight on the second day of the elimination trials. Xirht and Cay work finally rot the car back in shape, with the. result that Goux was able to qualify late last evening, though hia speed was not nearly as great as it would have been: had he had an opportunity to! work some of the Inevitable stiff new out of, the engine resulting from the remlrJ Andre BoUiot land hl Baby Peuaeot successfully survived the perils of the elimination trials, to toe great Joy of those who had opened a warm spot tn in- jui mj ijiiiMWiiimiiiiiniii 1 p-: mm lwm mm mz? faj i a lr outtt. a eQv z. rir nirwir a gewssiiiii TT V7 fcjMMMMMMssaaaiaaass i I 1 1 Buy Your At Am Exclusive Clothing Store The Rubens Store where you are absolutely sure where assortments are most varied and where every is backed by an ironclad guarantee of satisfaction.

Rub embrace every of StOUt Open Till 9:30 Saturday Nights Attention, Tn GILBERT H. HENDRE. Jesse Eschbach, of Warsaw, to sue which Mr. Eschbach and Mr. Hendrea $4,000 a year, their hearts for the youthful driver and hia diminutive car.

The Baby will demonstrate that It can battle before it Is through, while the Junior Boillet will Rive ample evidence that he really o-aersaes the skill, eonraae and darin that earned him the rank of a Fren: ace at the age of twenty-four. Thomas and DePalma.j Hene Thomas daringly grabbed the limelight from Ralph DePalma. when he negotiated the Indianapolis speedway with his lightning French Ballot faster than did the Italian with his special 150-mlle-an-hour Packard, after! it had been announced that DePalma would try for a record. In hia second attempt, yesterday. DePalma, found the big car ens Stylish Spring i for Men and Young Men wanted fabric iridescent i i pfr.

cut in botn single ana aouoie-uic-wu, iifiu tA4 If endless array of dependable fabrics in conservative models. 1 Prices Range by Easy Stages from S12.S0 to $45.00 Of special interest is the wonderful line of strictly all-wool Suits and Topcoats for men and young men, in the prevailing- models, many of them silk lined, and values up to 30.00, which we feature at our famous price tnaTrroperiT balanced for extremely fast work on the brick track, and thouirh. he. beted Barney Oidfield'e eld mark, nevertheless be aid not care to send it after Thomas's performance, for which he has the highest respect. The eieyentn-hoiir hue and cry at the rpeedway over the detrimental action of streamline talis when cutting; corners vindicates the theory of Harry Stun.

Indiana poll master designer racinff cars, mho always contended that his epeed creations were raster on tne IndiacapoHs track without than with them. With tanks full Of Saa and oil. and with fcimaelf and his mechanician in the seat. Lou.s Che rolet weiirhed In at the speedway yesterday at peends. only seventeen pounds over the maximum weight limit for cars, empty.

Chevrolet's maroon tro-dev-iis are re puted to be the lightest in the race. aluminum beinj? employed In their con struction where ver it was thouaht feas- ihK. Their weixht. drained, is Csrured ir: the ne.chborhood 2.1 pounds. The Ballot cars are considerably heav ier, around However, they develops a rreater horsepower to offset this difference in tonnace.

and the extra metal is rerarded by many as excellent insurance against breakage during; a contest. ON THE "TIGER TRAIL. Police Arrest Eva Helm and. Oar-, ence Whitetey on Eva Helm. 5 North Blackford etreet.

was arrested last night on charges of operating a "blind tiger" and keeping a resort, following; a complaint made to Lieutenant Johnson and patrolmen Feeney and Allison by a man giving his name as Frank Bailey. Bailey, according to the tHkllce. said he bought three one-half pint bottles of whisky at the place and later was robbed or a purse containing rte said the woman returned 110 of the money. Clarence WTilteley, living In Flat 24. the Baker apartments, was arrested last night on a charge of violating the prohibition statute following the finding of three and one-half quarts of whisky and several empty whisky bottles inhla room.

The police said they had received complaints that Whiteley had been Military Needs for Next Year. WASHINQTO. May 30. Kestlmatee for the military establishment for the next fiscal year aa presented to the house military, show an increase of S137.00O.ooo over the Sl.tla.-O0O.O0O total in, the bill which failed in the last congress, Brig. -Oen.

Lord, director of finance In the war de- gaberdines, flannels, homespuns, pV kMAAMfAv nmiDn a nn ivr vpti ni and ri tT! A IIP! 4 A Tyr we are onenug tuuiw ui mus lVien range of. all-wool, hand-tailored suits. to $50, at special prices of. Boys' and Children's Clothing this department you will find just the suit to your liking at prices ranging from $7.50 to 91G.SO for qualities demand S10.00 to 22.50 elsewhere. RUBENS Mrtment appear before the com mittee tomororw to explain the increase.

Quick to Retrieve. London JLeewer) Jackson eanae trippio irerHly Into hla tiny hall ene day. and almost apenled hia TDaaly by er Mim ene'a sfee left lria abouC Wfccw ferryboats are thos In the hall asked later hen he entered the drawm -jrerryhitr' hi mother-in-law cried eee-rtiy. -Way. tnewe are my ahoea: -My Oar.

rood ma." Jaokon aald ear-rWlr, who Mil ferryboata? Tea nander-tood Fairy bo. yoa know fairy boota. aad the be wiped the ewt from Ma brow. LADIES! DARKEN YQUR GRAY HAIR Use Grandma's Sage Tea and Sulphur Recipe and Nobody Will Know. The use of Sajre and Sulphur for restoring faded, pray hair to its natural color dates back to grandmother's time.

She used it to keep her hair beautifully dark, glossy and attractive Whenever her hair took on that dull, faded or streaked appearance, this simple mixture was applied with wonderful effect. Rut hrewine at home is mossy and out-of-date. Nowadays, by ak- insr at any drug store for a bottle of "WvAtV Sire and Sulphur Com pound" you will get this famous old preparation, improved by the addition of qther ingredients, which can be depended upon to restore natural Mnr heniitv to the hair. A well-known downtown druggist says it darkens the hair so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell it kite heen annlied. You simply dam pen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, takinc one strand at a time.

By morning the gray hair disappears, and after another application or two, it heenmM beautifully dark and glossyrf-Advertisement. of quality, transaction v. Suits rrim im ttto i i 39 West- 7.50 Washington If 4 SATURDAY HOURS 8 m. to 8 p. m.

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3 1 if- 1 in" GARLAND FURNACES ORNAMENTAL ROOFS AND ROOFING MATERIAL Get our estimate. Charles Koehring v- All Overstuff ed Davenports, Chairs and Rockers Greatly Reduced Davenport IRON BED SALE- Never before have we been in a position to market a metal bed of such good value. However, this sale is for one day only. ii iii Si ah Refrigerator SALE $3.00 Less "We Treat Yofi Right1 Buy Gibson The wonder Refrigerator of the age. SAVE ICE SAVE FOOD.

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6x9 ri.c only cr err- OpPTl Until 9 aturday "3 rOVTM DCUAVVAHfc )- 1 I 1 i.ii ii. i WANT ADS IN THE NEWS EIUNG.