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m. April 8, hourly passenger service resumed on all divisions except betiveen (Galveston arid Logansport. FgelgM Handled to all points except Peru, points beyond Montpelier, Marion and Galveston. Sliipments handled to all points najned above. Fcr Fell InfornaUon Call Main 175, New 3721, Mala 45C0, New 3939 1 Slippers, attention! Tcrrc Haiitc, kdianapclis and Eastern Traction Company Regular freight train schedules resumed to Green castle, Brazil, Terre Haute, Sullivan, IndvandTaris, 111., Lebanon, P'rankfort, Lafayette, ooresville, Greenfield, Knightstown and interrnediatej points.

THROUGH FREIGHT MOTOR CAR. TO CRAWFORDS VILLE. LEAVING INDIANAPOLIS 4:15 A. DAILY ASSURING EARLY MORNING DELIVERY. Call effice of General I'asscncer and Freight Agent for additional in formation.

Phone" New. 83; Old, Main 2737. 1 osce to mmm The Big Four route now has lines open to handle freight traffic between Indianapolis 2nd St. Louis, Peoria, Chicago, Cleveland, Toledo, Jackson, Mich; Germantown, Laura, LawrencebuTK Louisville, Benton Harbor, Olmstead, 111., and points intermediate; also points between Galion, and Columbu3 and Springfield and Bellefontaine and Springfjeld; also in position to handle points cast of Cleveland, Buffalo, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and other eastern points. to i' i LAST CRU1SEI TO THE PANAMA CAN AL HAVANA JAMAICA th palatial crujl atcamahln Victoria Luiso TON?) Lrt Cruialm in tha Caribbean APRIF.

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AMERICAN Over 400 Shi pa j.30fiAl9 TONS I INDIANAPOLIS, 7 A. CENTRAL TIME. OtwmiU tele Mlia, tratt tfth BrMUa tw. lit Basketball Rule Makers Move to Simplify Came NEW TORK. April 9.

The committee that annually decide! on changes in the tollxlate basketball rules haa made an effort to simplify the game from the upec tatortt" stand point, it was announced to day, by altering the out of bounds rule. C'nder this change the team that causes the ball to go out of bounds is penalized by handing the ball to the Other side. The only other change provides that when the ball la put in play the centers must jump with one hand behind the back; he must touch neither the ball nor his opponent with hia restricted hand. The committee plans to organize a league among the colleges of Pennsylvania and New York. A convention for this purpose will be held In Philadelphia Aurii 26.

On a date to be determined an other convention will be held in this city. Baseball for Manual. I The first step in. organizing baseball teams at Manual Training 'high school was taken this afternoon when Principal Stuart met with the members of the fac ulty who. are interested in having charge of a baseball tournament this semester.

There is some excellent baseball material in the school this year and the students are anxious to get together and open the season. Borne of last year's players who promise to be in the front rank are, Henry Crossen. catcher; Walter Sheets, center field: Edwin StucKmeyer, right field, and Glendon Klein, shortstop. Puckett Back at Wabash. Flex lal tu The Indianapolis News! CRAWFORDSVILLE.

April Troy Puckett, former 'pitcher of the Wabash college baseball team, who was giv Practice was held last Sunday, and with the addition of several new players, the tram ha trenirthened. Game are desiied with fast ont of town team. Address R. Jones. UflS St.

Paul trret. The North Anderson team repres ntina; An sa as TT rn this season is now ready i to meet all luise Ycct Yi 8nt Kbowb lfcroagb Ait a i4 QtT erherfitlf at The N.rlh An TLJ XV a L. TW N.vs K.rtm is itomhw! of flr class pia era aUsS UiU ya.i aatw ais and caen to meet all teams. THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, WEDNESDAY, AFK1L iJ, Ta Aoa wiu1 MANUAL TRACK READY FOR Pensacola Mobile I ARS BIG MEET INTERCLASS CONTESTS TO HELD AT Y. M.

C. A. BE MANY EVENTS ON; PROGRAM Manual Training high fchool athletes are In good form today for the big Inter claaa indoor track meet, to be held tomorrow night at the Y. C. A.

The meet thin yea'r, is expected to excell all former meeta in both the attendance' and the number of records made. TLere are eighty three students entered fn the eight regular events and some of. them have made good showings in the tryouta and the practices. Instead of having four teams in the field this year as previously, there will be only two teams, one made up of seniors and one made up entirely of underclassmen. In previous meets the seniors' have run away from the rest of he field and an attempt has been made, this year to give the other classes a show, although the seniors have a stronger team than usual.

Winners of first place will receive a gold medal, winners of second place will receive a silver medal, and winners of third, will receive a bronze medal. Winders of first place from scratch will receive inn a school monograms. Additional awards will be special relay medals of bronie with a silver flying foot to the six members of the winning relay team. These relay medals were given by Charles P. Dyer, a graduate of the school.

An intra scheol monogram 'Will also be given the winner of the most individual points and monograms may possibly be given members of the relay team. A tug of war will be held after the regular event between the seniors, led by jHerman Boos, captain, and the underclassmen, led by James Dehority, captain. This event does not count in the S. Department of Agricuiturel OFORECASTS TILL P. M.

THURS DAY. 'V FOa INDIANAPOLIS AND VICINITY: Rain tonight and Thursday; not much ckjansre in FOH IXDrANA: Rain tonight and prob ably Thursday; brisk and high winds. i Interpretation of Weather Map. The southwestern storm la advancing eastward, but It rs moving very slowly, and is attended with general rains, which now extend irom rexas nonntaaimru to Indiana aUrt April ara left. 120.

FVr Giants two years ago. He left college to i Fletcher avenue Join the Phillies. Shortridge Track Men Out. Outdoor "trabok practice will begin next week at Shortridge high school on Irwin field. The date ret for the annual track and field ineet In connection with the baseball tournament Is May 17 at Earl ham, for which the team is being prepared.

A workout was given thfe track candidates in the gym yesterday and another will be held tomorrow afternoon, under the direction of coach Roach. Gray and Reds Win. The Grays defeated the Blues. 20 to 6. and the Reds beat the Whites.

1 to 1 In the owning games of the Shortridge high I scbooi baseball season at Fairview park yeaterday aftlernoon. Bothgamea were kIow because jof wet grounds. The Grays sprung a surprise by knocking both the Hive pitchers out of the box and winning he game by a large margin. Exhibition At Washington New Games. York XVhirtun Atnerk an 2.

At loKton KoeUHi Americana S. Harard 0. At ftiirailelphia XatitHial 6.. American At Newark Newark I. Ii New Tork Ainerlc an 7.

At HaUtmore Boston Nattona: 4, Baltimore 1 Ittini Picks Hoffman. tt; The Indianapolis New 'l CHAMPAIGN. April 9 Robert Hoffnian. from Chicago, was elected captain of next year'a bHsketball team of the I'niversity of lllin'ols at a meeting lat iilKht. SEMI PROS AND AMATEURS Th Haveya.

of tha Municipal League, will hold a nieeiuic tor.uht at Rural and Mfcssa chua tt awnue. and the following player are requeated to attend: Wllilama. Hartman. Ht.ler. Dailey.

Hlnton. Kar'nintT. Car raras. Fhoneker, Louie 1 ane. jthT, Thomas.

Huitliauer. Montaromiery. Henninger and Nw aon. i Th Metropolitan will hold a meeting tonight at the manager's residence. IJ1! St.

Paul street, apd all player are requeated to attend. Mullen. Wrisht and Oliver notice. southeast and Ohio. Snow is reported fmm South Dakota.

Nebraska. Wyoming, Minnesota and parts of Iowa. Fair weather haa prevailed in the Atlantic states under the Influence of an area of high pressure, having its crest over the St. Lawrence valley. Fair weather is also general In the Reeky mountains and atates westward.

The rainfall in the middle Mississippi valley was comparatively heavy. At Little Rock. 6.5 inches was the recorded amount for the last twenty four hours. Other places where amounts in excess or one Inch occurred are: Springflld, 111.. Peoria.

St. Louis, Memphis, and Ben tonville. Ark. Slightly warmer weather prevails In Indiana, the upper lake region. Ohio and the middle and lower Mississippi valley, but tha change was slight.

Elsewhere temperatures have remained nearly stationary elnce last report. The advtnce oJ he southwestern storm will give (continued rains in this section tonight, and probably during" the early hours of torooTOW. The change In tem perature Will be alight V. H. CHURCH, Section Director.

and a few open date in May aamea. address William Fleet. aecreta y. North Anderaon, Ind. The lAdmital wilt met Thursday night at i iricnrr atcuwd sua an yimyrm mrm I aeipnia iNaiionais, nu enierea college quested to attend, a Important business will again and will be graduated in June.jb dlacueaed.

A practice aame I wanted for Puckett waa the mainstay of the Little, next Sunday. Addieas Jones Brothers, 867 ir.frft. tt'l always prevrs the. piris usually give boxes of catviy to the winning teamr The entrants in the meet and the rlf: of events are a follows: 20 yard daah Seniors: Murray. Espy.

DonaU Riddle. Alfred Winter. Robrt Grstner. Herman Boom. Clare Foatiirk.

rclasni'. John Cartrle iiunisr, Kraik Henrv. Thoniaa MJtoh lL llonon Oliver. Scott Cort mar Marimon HansUry, Krtsar Moyer, Elir. Gilchrist.

Ernest Itlchmami, GeiTK Cornelius. 440 yard ah Senior: AlVrt Bubel. Wi'li Mae ill, WUliam Morgan. Murray Alter naiea: Roy Le Boon. L'ndrcU i men: Scott Horton Oliver.

Trxwr.aa Mitchell. Cornelius. Ernest Rkliunann. Alternate: Guy Tressler. MiK? run Senior: Lea Brown.

Rv Sayl. Rohrt Kiefer. Roy Anderson. Alternate: Jaul Weilnnd, Clare Fosllck. T'nderclasamen: Ooree boy.

Frank Henry. Vincent Slnkes. Ralph Sehols. Coleman Clement. Kenneth Sinclair.

Alternate: Gordon Heniley, Dal. MiUr. Manly Fpooae. Hijh Jump Seniors: Walter Connel. Kenneth Mitchell.

Rali.h Aenew. Alternate: Armin Flacher. Cnderelaesmen: Maurice Thornton. Scott CofTman. Cjeoire Pedlow.

Theodore Sour bier. KO rard dash Seniors: Donald Riddle. Murray William Morran. Alfred Winter. Ralph Asrnew, Robert Geritner: alternate.

Clare Fnsdlck. Cnderclaaamen: John Ferree. CofTman, Vincent SMnkea Carlyle Hunter, Hansoerry, Eriarar Erneat Rlch mann, William Gullett. Everett Bower; alternate. Alejandro Abellana.

Elmer Hornkatnp. Shotpul Seniors: Herman Boos. Edwin 8w man. Georare Krler. Ellis Baker.

Walter Con nel. Underclassmen: John Ferree. Claude Hadden. Ralph Scholi. Cheater Davis.

Edgar Mover. Eugrene Rrsrdon. BM yard ron Senior; WIlHs Bream, Donald Milhfvland. Paul Crimen alternate, Robert KWer. I'nderciasvnen: Frank Henry.

KmM Rlrfjmann. William Gullet. Robert Bastlan. Cecil Conway. Loran Lanahan; altematea.

Horton Oliver. Scott CofTman. I Tu of way Senior: Herman Boo, captain. Fnderclasamen'J James DhoHty. captain.

i Relay rae Senior: Vfurriy Espy. Donald Riddle. Alfred Winter. Albert Rube). WIMIam Moriran, Donald Mi'lholland.

Willis' Maiclll. Walter Vnderclaamen: Edar Moyer, Georse Corneilua, Thomas Mitchell. Vincent Finkea. Everett Mower. Scott Cbffman, I John Ferree.

Ernest Richmond and George Loy. i Chlvlngton Atslgnt Umpires. MILWAUKEE. April 9. Thomas M.

Chlvlngton. president of the American Asoclation, met his umpires here yes terdav and after giving them: final Instructions, started them off for their i spective opening Jobs tomorrow. They have been assigned as follows: Johnstone and Connolv; Milwaukee: Wester velt and Irwin. Kansas City Murray and rlandiboe, Minneapolis: Chill and O'Brien, St. Paul.

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lila. DAILY VITAL STATISTICS. birth Return. Lawrence and Mabel Curamlnga, 2S50 Meridian boy. Biloxi Gulf port Ocean Springs Pass Christian 1 A most delightful section at this aaaaati of the year and reached from Cincinnati or LouiviIla by faat and conTenient trains of tha Louisville Nashville Railroad THE ONLY yN'E REACHING ALL THESE POLNTS.

Excellent hotel, both in tha cities and aJon the coast. Golfing, bathing, boating, fishing and driving, coupled with the attraction of nearby New Orleans. Our folder will give you full information. AsIc for it. Round trip tickets oa aala daily until April 1 5 at low rates to all Gulf Coast resorts.

GOOD RETURNING UNTIL MAY 31st The Most Beautiful Season South J. H. MILLIKEN, Diitrict Paweaysr Ajentl i i N. Charles and Mabel RIppel. SIS N.

East Bi.K Campbell and Hazel Ritchie. 821 E. WabaH at. girl. 1 Orover and Bea tVonnell, (14 Tempi girl.

Thomaa and Ada Caughlin, 3213 Sixteenth i rL Julius and Catherin Blume. 121 E. Nine teenth boy. Frank and Anna Champion, 1937 Shelby girl. 'a i ii i ii 9 They cut down tire bills Wa i II ii" I.

lMHHUaj.f Jj) pVWmmmmmmjmmmmg i i 4 i 1 saW v. Vl 111 II mp 'm .1 III I LZLm. LmJTs A as a 1 FROM your you will see Once upon a time there waa an COLE MOTOR Old Main 2130 New 2686 Frank and Fannie Vje. lb W. Ohio boy.

'John and Minnie Dersch. 110 Ray st. boy. Harry and Anna Knder. Ppann girl.

John ana inn opey. caiumoia boy. i Hiram and Bertha Bias. 1115 English boy. Harry and Amelia.

Zi 12 Cornell boy. Joseph and Myrtle Barker, 1341 Twenty sixth boy. John and Lulu Roberta, Methodist hospital. girl. Deatn Returns.

Robert W. A. Jone. month. S.

Sen ate broncho pneumonia. Mary Merrill. 70 years, city hospital, carci noma of uterus. William Gibson, year. Flower Mission hospital, pulmonary tuberculosis.

Mary Louisa uray. zs years. Metnoutsi cos pltal. Infection of Ball blad lrr. William Frederick Glsh.

tZ yrsrv IK Rel ner pulmpnary tuberculosis. Aaron Howard. 4 years, city hospital, drug suicidal. Morris, O'Connor. SO years.

Flower Mission pulmonary tuberculosis. "Sarah J. Dunn. 49 year. E.

New Tork cerebral hemorrhage. Old man Thomas Carhjsle knew over fiity years ago what the buyers of Maki Sh'Jt "Sixes" are going to learn ajter it is l.de Col Sl Crlindr base, Delco electrid electric liahts ani at m. i JL" ymf mmmy 1 mmmrmr mr I i mw wide "Siity" 133 Inch wheel seif crankinf. with Delco completely equlppeA. Delro liaiuon.

Price. bid Englishman named Thomaa Carlysle. He was a tvUe old chap in his dky, and he wrote a William T. Weeder. 53 year.

E. Thirtieth mitral insufliciency. Marriage Licenses. Paul and Emma Feier. Jesse Qreen and Marie Barrett, Cecil Hughe and Ethel Kirsch.

Mac Thomson and Wyrtl Dorbecker. William Weaver art Amanda Watt. Oscar McLaughlin itid Eilth Topp. Aura Smlthey and 4alys Wheatley. Izarus Metro and Charsar.

Lruls Under and Julia Chaixar. Kylvia Buis sn.l Freddie Hodgin and; Kdlth Hloomstock, Klndler a'nd Carrie Herron. Harvey Skeena and i Mary Shipp. Building T. Dammeyer, Bra i escape, ielavara and Maryland.

$75. Culbertaon, one story fram dwelling. 105 Riley. $3,000. i i O.

Farsoll, repairs, aiot Ashland. HA. V. C. Oetx.

one and jone half stsry dwelling, 2CS K. Blamarck. Emma Arnold, shed, tt W. Thirtieth, 3flt C. K.

Lund, porch, Walcott, US. J. H. Hughe, porvri a 'Highland. KOO.

i wind book which la called Sartor) Restart oa." This was an awful name, but ten you put it down in plain English it means patch repatched. In tt is book Thomas brought out the fact that two wrongs do. not make a right that a patch upon a patch isn't good tailoring. The engineers of the Cole Motor Car Company probably naver read Sartor Reaartas," but they had tha same idea. Wher they got ready to build a six cylinder motor they didn't put a "two cylinder patch on a four cylinder motor and call it a six.

They, built a six unit to begin with, and they took two years" to build It When it was done it was all done no experiment and no compromise. From the moment that the first Cole Six Cylinder Six left the factory it has been hailed far and wide as a hundred per cent, success. Just play safe and buy. a six cylinder, standardized Cole. Ask for demonstration NOW.

i CAR COMPANY Local Branch: Capitol Ave. and Vermont SL INDIANAPOLIS H. LATIIROP. Branch Manager J. t.

3IINTH0RNE, Citj Sales Manager "The Car Thai is Writing Gasoline i i i i I ina i i i i i mm. H. I Kat. A. AS asson.

4Z. 900. rshin Ie. N. addition, E.

i LSI sir i. i Gilbert Samm'r, repair. y.T Tslbot. tro. A.

Bohn. repairs, Thlrty sevsnih anj Wai in boulevard. vj. A. Grclnr.

4 t' 'i. Henry Kahn. repaira. Tweuty evnh. ani Pennsylvania.

1.V Kat two story fram Zl Garfield. tXM. H. J. Wil.

reshtnjrte, Nl E. M' t' :4. O. Hayden. fram 14 Two Women Struck by a Train.

Special to The Indianapolis NttiJ' SOUTH BEND, April Mr." Abraham Whitemart and Miss Carlc Rurl. llvirjt southwest pf tf.e city, were perioujly hurt todiy, when they vera run down by LaXa Shcr passenger train. The two women, were in a carriage, which was by the force of the collision. Both are in the hospItaL Mrs. who 1 sixty live.

Is In a seriius rmmT7fmffnif a. I aw mm mmm. I 4 owed Frisco train uvcr uie 11111s ana iar away for the Frisco takes you thru the beautiful Ozarks. It is the short cut Southwest the route of greatest beauty and greatest comfort. Substantial electric lighted steel trains of chair cars, sleepers and Fred Harvey diners make the comfort match the scenery.

The Fred Harvey meals are wonders of catering skill you'll enjoy them immensely. Come to St.Xouis and take one Your local ticket agent will sell and FRISCO To Arkansas and Texas these fast Frisco trams. you a ticket via St. Louis To Oklahoma The Texan, Lcaye St.Lccia, The Meteor, ineiexa4Limitea, i he bouthwest Limited 830 pja. Trains from your city arrive in St.

Loufe Union Sbtion, from which all nsco trains aepart. io cnange or depiots necessary. Low Fare Excursions Onithe first and third Tuesdays of each month low fare excursion, tickets will be on sale, viaFrisco, to all part3 of the Southwest. Return limit 25 days stopovers allowed. Ask your own home Ticket Aprent or write me for full particulars and beautiful book or trains.

free, S. M. CHILDS, District Puscnger Agent, Frisco Liaes, 612 Klercluts Bak hiiaxijolij. Ial.