Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 269, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 March 1925 — Page 14

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T. R.’s Boys Will Make Attempt to Catch Elusive Ram

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This mansion, adjoining the suxnmeer home of Frank Stearns at Swampscotts, Mass., f may be the summer residence of President Coolidge.

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Harry F. Sinclair had a very satisfied look, and even a faint smile, when the cameraman caught him as he was leaving the Federal building at Cheyenne, Wyo., after a session of the government's suit for annulment of the Teapot Dome oil lease.

Puzzle a Day As little Henry, the boy mathematician, was riding on the merry-go-round, the man who ran the ringcatching machine heard him remark: "Add four-fifths of the people riding in front of me to one-quarter of those who are ,in lack of me, and you will have the number of persons on the merry-go-round.” There was no one with Henry, or beside him at the time he made the wise remark How many people were riding on the carousal? fast puzzle answer: -sap j hi pH By removing the three matches which occupied the spaces indicated by the dotted lines, the five squares are reduced to three. Many years ago a physician discovered it— OOOTHING; W healing Reainol Ointment. Since then doc- - tors have been prescribing it widely for skin and scalp troubles; because they know that its unvarying quality, its gentle medication; and the success which attends its use are sufficient to insist on ResinoL It seldom fails to give quick relief in all itching, burning skin troubies. b- jsuie its soothing propci list cause, it to earn t.'iti irritation while hoc ling the disorder. Resinol is a ready aid in treating skin troubles, and is a favorite for the toilet and bath with thousands who like it* cleansing, refreshing lather. Resinol The Indiana Catholic’s Holy Year Trip Ineladlng Irri.uid, Greet Britain, Germany, France, Switzerland. Rome. Forty-six days. leaving July Bd. Cunnrrt line. Cabin passage, total cost all found, SSOO. , For pamphlet and all information call bliss Leans, Main 3022. Personally conducted by experienced traveler.

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The CroHH-Country Runners Clearing This Fence Are .lust a Handful F nun More Thun 1,000 Who Coni peted in tile Recent Grand National Race in Parts.

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A Bible published in Venice in 1482 has been discovered in the libr&ry at Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wis. Wood covered and scarred with use it is shown in the hands of the Rev. Hugh Finney, S. J., of the faculty.

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Roosevelt Brothers to Start Expedition Into Africa Next Month With Veteran of 48 Treks Into the Dark Continent. NBA Service Writer “It is there that I am going, where the boulders and the snow lie. With a trusty, nimble tracker that I know; I have sworn an oath to keep it on the horns of Ovis Poli, And the/Red Gods call me out and I must go.” NEW YORK, March 23 In the depts of the Brazilian jungle Kermlt Roosevelt heard the taunting lines of Kipling that inspired the hazardous expedition he will lead in April. It was during the historic “River of Doubt" trip when ho'accompanied his father, “T. R.” The camp fire was lighted, the day s hunt was done. 'Che luring verse made a profound impression upon the adventurous youth. And in the years that since have passed, the hidden challenges of the poem penetrated the tough skin of business problems and on many a night maps of little known mountain passes of Turkestan and Mongolia were taken from the library shelves and studied. "Ovis Polf!"..ludicrous sounding words to the unlnitiate. .but to the adventurer they bring pictures of the great homed, giant ram of the Pamir plateau, 20,000 fee*, ibove sea level, “on the white roof of the world." “The head of heads.” Kipling called this almost fabulous animal which, since the days of the master traveler, Marco Polo, has -been sung in song and story. The wind-whipped haunts of the giant ram were last described, so far as is known, in 1838 by the Lieutenant John Wood Expedition. To reach the hunting grounds the explorers will meet at Pesawar. There a shekari. a "trusty, nimble tracker,” will meet them and. with forty native to be picked up at Srinagar, go to the northernmost India and start through either the Hunza or the Ley pass. There will be but three white

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Professor John L. Gerig, head of the department of romance languages. Columbia University, has been made a cavaliere of the Italian government for his and 1 s t inmulshed services to Italian culture in America.

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Above, Kermit and Theodore Roosevelt plan with George K. Uherrle, noted explorer, for their jungle trip through the territory pictured In the map below. They will debark at Karachi (1), go by rail to Peshawar (2), then to the vale of Kashmir (3), then by a hazardous mountain route to Gilgit (4), with their laat stop in the Pamirs (5).

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Kipling’s Mysterious ‘ovi| Poli’ to Be Run Down in Its Rendezvous by Party Headed for Country as Yet Unexplored.’ men: Kermit Roosevelt, Theodore Jr., the “tenderfoot" of the party, and George K. Cherrie, 60-year-old veteran of forty-eight expeditions. He was companion to Col. Roosevelt on the "River of Doubt" trip. The ears of Cherrie have never been stopped to the "call of the Red Gods.” South America has been the chief lure. It will be on his vast experience that the expedition will lean for guidance. But the Himalavan country they will enter has never besn visited by American explorers. "So I can’t give any certain picture ,of how we will get there, or just where we will go," he recites. "I was doing a little laboratorlal work in Vermont when I got a call from Kermit. Arriving in New Tork I picked up a paper and there saw my name mentioned as a member of the exploration party. “It has been in the mind of Kermit for a long, long time. No, I don’t think I ever heard the colonel mention the prospect of| the trip. But many times I have" heard Kermit. speak of the Ovia Poll, and there was a faraway look in his eyes. This is the one time of year we can travel there. And. even then, there are many hazards. It will be spring and avalanches will be sliding down the mountain. So we plan to do most of our traveling by night when the sun will be off the snows. We will , carry special lanterns for night travel. "Yes—we may find some un-heard-of animals. That is. we hope to.” And here the eyes of the veteran wanderer lighted. “But we will be content If we can find the elusive Ovis Poll, or the longhaired tiger that lurks in the lower snow country, the goltered gazelle, the markor or the yarkand stag.” ■ Cherrie goes ahead to make final preparations and then, as Kermit recites: “Do you know tin world's white roof tree—do you know that windy rift Where the baffling mountain eddies chop and change? I)o you know the long day's patience, belly down on frozen drift Where the head of heads Is feedout of range. It Is there that I am going where the boulders and the snow He, With a trusty, nimble tracker that I know; • ' j I have sworn an oath to keep iH on the horn of Ovis PoH, And the Red Gods call me out and T must go.”