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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-16

Pirate line-up-a gap that has been there
ever since Honus Wagner hung up his
spikes" Gibson continued. Whats
more. he will be an inspiration to the
rest Of the indeld and his ginger and ag-
gressiveness will Put needed Vigor into
the teams attack and greater confidence
into it's defense.
II believe Meanwhile will have a great
year. BE Is in fine shape, as are most of
the members of the club. l expect to
see our boys go into the race ready to
stand a hot pace from the very start, and
I believe any team that is going to figure
In the race will have to do that much.
to be a close one with at least a half
dozen teams plugging along neck and
neck. feel sure we will be in the thick
of 1t.
LAS the Pittsburgh club stands today,
it is better balanced than it has been
within the last three years and we have
some good young recruits who are show
just now how the team will line up in
the opening game, but we have plenty of
seasoned material even though we had
to give up Southworth, Nicholson and
Barbara for Meanwhile"
There is much time for Manager Glib
son to select his lineup, but reports
from the Pirate camp to date indicate
that the infeId may be made up of
Grimm at first; Cutchaw at second ;
Meanwhile at short and Barnhardt at
third. The outfeld talent is tried and
seasoned with Max Curey, Carson Big
bee and George Whitfield as the regulars.
This lineup with Walter Schmidt as first
year proved one of the best in the Ma
tional League, with a raft of youngsters,
gives Gibson every good reason for
optimism.
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Former High School Stars
in Court Battle Tonight

The fur will fly at Turner hall tonight
when the South Side Turner and Den
Zare basketeers get together. IL will
be the last game Of the season for the
Turner's on their home floor and they
will be out to finish things up in fine
style, but the Den Zares win be there
plenty strong and 1t is going to take
some tall stepping to leave them IN the
shade
Nipper and Griggs, stars Of this years
Technical High School quintette, will be
I'm uniform tonight, with Slaughter Haw-
kius and Black, members Of last year,
Tech squad, completing the lineup.
The Turner roster includes youngsters
who starred on high school teams Of
the city during the past few years, most
Of them coming from Shortridge and
Manual Johnny Henuessey and Hank
Stevens probably Will start at the for
ward stations. with Rice or Underwood
at center, and Secrest and "Tubby"
Stevens, guard.
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LEWIS CHOOSES
BIG TEN TEAM
Purdue Gets Two Places and
Indiana One on First
Mythical Five.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March 16.-T'wo
Purdue basket tossers were given berth
on an all Conference basket ball team
picked today by Coach George w. Lewis
mentor of the Crimson quinetette. His
selections for first and second mythical
super teams, which he believes would
form well oiled and smooth running ag
gregatiOn, In addition to individual su-
periority, are as follows:
FIRST TEAM. SECOND TEAM.
Oss (AIinn.) Forwar d. ArnstOne (Minn.)
White (Purdue) Forward. Taylor (Wis.)
Dean Ind.) .... Center. Dunno Mich
Miller (Purdue) Guard. williams (Mich.)
Williams (Wis.) Guard. ........ Vail (iH.)
White and Dean could be used inter
changeably in dropping free throws
through the ring. The defense would be
centered about Miller, while Williams
floor work, which Coach Lewis declares
has been unsurpassed by any Conference
net man this season, would be instru-
mental in feeding the ball to an offense
composed Of White, Dean and Oss. Coach
Lewis points out that White and Oss ex-
cell In long shorts, while Oss and Dean
would be certain point getters in under
the basket shots.
SPRING FOOTBALL
ACTIVITIES RESUMED.
Crimson spring football activities have
been resumed after a break of about a
week Raymond and Burk have been
showing good form IN passing the oval,
while Bell, Trip and Burnett have been
connec ing with the ball at the receiving
end in fine shape. While Coach Stiehm
has not yet set date for the first scrlm-
mage, 1t is expected that such a call will
be made soon.
Ed Habbe, Crimson quarter miller. will
leave tomorrow to enter the conference
indoor track meet. to be held at North
western University Friday and Satur-
day. Walter Konrad, crack Splinter. will
not be allowed to enter the contests,
because Of an injury to his leg sustained
in the recent A. A. L. meet In Indian
apOlis.
day night. and II the dope bucket is not
overturned, bids fair to go through to
the finals on Saturday evening. Habbe
has been clipping of the 440yard event
in SO seconds fat, which is a fifth Of a
second less than Scholdt Of Northwestern
has been running.
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MEET TO PLAN
OPENING PROGRAM

A meeting Of organizations in terested
in making April Is, opening day Of the
local baseball sea son, q success, VIII
he held at the Chamber of Commerce
next week for the purpose Of formulating
plans. John 3. Reynolds, secretary Of the
commercial organization, has announced
Claude WalIin. secretary TO Mayor jew
ctr will represent the mayor at the meet
ing. George B. Wellbaum will have
charge OF the part to be taken by the
Chamber Of Commerce in the celebration.
part Of the opening day program
will probably be a parade Of amateur
baseball teams.
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Tomorrow Night's Scrap

The EN- Roes are going to have a man
size job ahead of them If they stop the
Fit. Wayne X. C.s tomorrow night at the
Y. NJ. G. A. The Knights come TO this
city with an unbroken string Of sixteen
victories, which include defeats Of Hunt
ington, Fairbanks Morse (BeloiD De
troit Rayls and Firestone Tires Of Akron,
In FIT. Wayne the title, champions Of
the middle west" has already been given
the Caseys. 1t is not far wrong, and
one of the greatest teams that ever
stepped on a local court will be seen In
action tomorrow.
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Crack Net Combination
to Go From This District
for State Legion Meet

This district viii be represented by a
real basketball aggregation in the In
diana American Legion championship
tournament to be held at South Bend
Friday and Saturday.
Glen Kline, Herb Behrent. Oscar Beh-
rent and Campbell, forwards; RED
Underwood, center, and ''Tubby" Stevens,
Al Feeney and Mendehall, captain-elect OF
the 1922 De PAW team, guards. These
men rate with the very best basketeers in
Indiana and from them Captain Feeney
should be able to pick a combination
that will bring the legion pennant to this
district
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Doubles Play Begins

pionship doubles began today in the
women's national indoor tennis tourna-
ment at Longwood Cricket Club covered
course. The third round Of the singles
was also on today. Mrs. BJurstedt Nal
Tory and Mrs. Ziaderstein are strong
contenders for the singles title. The fol
lowing are looked upon as having the
best chance for the doubles title Mrs.
George W. Dwight and Miss Zlnderstein,
Mrs. Mallory and Mrs. L. G. Morris, Miss
Martha Bayard and Miss Ceres Baker,
Miss Florence Balm and Mrs. d. G.
Mills
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Potts PLAY Tartars

Preceding the En- Roe-Ft- Wayne X.
G. game tomorrow evening at the "Y D."
the Tartar A. G. i've will try their luck
against the Pottawatt9mi quintette. This
Is the last game of the season for both
teams, and In an endeavor to put over a
victory the TartaTs will trot out on the
hardwood with several high school stars
7:15
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All Georges Wants Is
a Chance to Slumbel

GRIMSBY. England March 16.-Fran-
co.'s Descamps. manager OF Georges Car
pentier. said today that the thing Car
penter wants most is to meet Dempsey
IF the big bout IS not carried out II
will be no fault Of ours" said Descamps,
and Carpenter nodded approval.
Regarding the forfeit deposited in a
Paris bank. Descamps said he had in
structed his French bankers to arrange
the transfer of the money to their New
York branch.
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EPSTEIN TO BOX.

The local fyweight. solly Epstein, will
hook up with Frankly Mason Of TT
Wayne in a ring battle that promises to
be a corker at LoganspOrt tomorrow
night. The bout Is to be a ten round
affair and is being staged under the aus
pieces of the American Legion. A special
car will be run from this city for boxing
fans who wish to see the milling. The
last match between these boys was held
at West Baden and the newspaper de-
cision called It a draw.
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MEANWHILE BOOSTS PIRATE STOCK

NEW YORK, March 18.-"Pittsburgh's
chances in tn coming National League
race were greatly enhanced by the &C
QUESTION of Rabbit Maranville and
have high hopes for the team"
George Gibson, manager of the Pirates,
wired this modest comment today. Taci
turn by nature, Mooney is not given to
bes ne TOT I'M ms zoe, sea Dpa me
approaches.
Meanwhile will fill wide gap in the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-16

Tho Bunklin A. c. basket con- blnation
defeated the Emerson Orioles. "a to IS.
night. Howard and Whitney were the
best men for the winners, while Phillin-
ger was the star Of the losing team. Both
the winners and runners up were pre-
scented with silver loving cups by the
En- Roc sporting goods house
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BLOoMFIELD NAT CARD.

Tom Yelonis, the local lightweight
wrestler, viii meet Bull Montana, tomor-
row night at Bloomfield, Ind. The match
will be best two Of three falls and win
be under the auspices OF American Le-
gion Memorial Post No. 1876 Nelonis nm
ished his training at the local Y N. e.
A yesterday Ia preparation for the bout.
Kid Barley Of Jasonville. Ind. will meet
Goat" Sparks OF bloomfield and Paul
Edmonson of Gilmour In the prelimi-
naries
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Nice Going, Tex, Old BOyl

NEW YORK. March 1e.--Tex Richard
announced today that he matched Rocky
Kansas and Willie jackson for a twelve
round bout to be one of four five star
bouts scheduled for March Ell. for the
benefit Of the starving women and chill
dren of Ireland.
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PEsEK VS.. LEWIS.

NEW YORK. March led (Strangler)
Lewis, worlds heavyweight catch as
catch can wrestling champion, win meet
John Pesek Of RRyenna Neb., in finish
bout here April 4, II was announced Tues
day. Pesek defeated Tommy Draak In
20 minutes 20 seconds here last night In
a preliminary match to the Zbyszko-
Stscher affair
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-16
Golf Champ Arrives

Fl. Kirkwood, open golf champion Of
Australia, arrived here yesterday on his
way to St Andrews, Scotland, to com
pete in the British open golf champion
ship. He will also compete in the ma
tionaI open golf championship at Wash
lngtOn in July.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-16

Was Mike O'Dowd Jobbed out Of his
middleweight championship laurels when
he met Johnny Wilson in a Boston ring
May 8, last. or did the New York italian
beat the st. Paul Irishman in q fair
and square battle? This is a big question
In sporting circles, and one that will be
solved tomorrow night when the rival
middleweights clash In Tex Richards
Madison Square Garden.
Nike was hardly out OF the building
after his Session battle with Johnny be-
fore he sent out q cry about being tricked
out Of the championship. Since that
night he has hurled defy after defy at
the New Yorker, only to be laughed at
and told to run along and hustle his
papers elsewhere.
All Of a sudden, however, Tex Richard
managed in some way or another to sign
Mike and Johnny for a st. Patrick's day
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-16
Dozen Nations Enter
Davis Cup Tourney

NEW YORK, March le.-Twelve ma
tons viii battle next summer for the
fight TO play America for the Davis ten
mis- cup Time limit for entries closed
last midnight with entries from Aus
tralia, Argentina, Belgium, Canada, Den
mark, Czecho-Slovakia, England, France,
Indian, Japan, PHILIPPINES and Spain.
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REDS MEET PIRATES.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March 16-The
Red Sox meet the Pittsburgh Pirates on
Saturday and Manager Duffy will have
all the players out at the park today,
providing it doesn't rain, to develop
little more speed in their batting.
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BABE AND HoRNsBY PLAY.

SHREVEPORT La. March 1e.-Babe
Ruth and Roger Hornsby, two of base
balls greatest hitters show their wares
today at Lake Charles when the New
York Yankees and the st. Louis Cards
play an exhibition game.
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DOUGLAs HAS PFRFECr SCORE.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. March 10
Shuflin' Phil Douglas Tor the first time
In his career had a perfect score at bat
yesterday getting three hits out of three
times up. The Giants beat the Kelly
Field Aviators. IS to 1.
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CHRIsrENBURY SLATED.

GALVESTON, Texas, March 16.-Man-
ager Mitchell Of the Braves expects to fill
the shortstop position vacated by "Rab-
bit" Meanwhile in a few days, 1t was
learned today. Lloyd glastonbury Is
said to be slated for the job.
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THRFEGANIE SERIES

GAINESVILLE, Fla, March 16.-The
Pills open a series Of three games with
the Washington Senators here today.
Word was received thar Irish Museul,
hOld-out, had come to terms with Prest-
dent Baker and would arrive here Friday.
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GREER AfIpGETs WIN.

In a one sided game the Greer Street
Midgets defeated the West Norris Street
Midgets, u to 3, on the Greer street floor
last night The Greer Street Mldgets de-
sire games with teams In the y and 49,
year-old class. For games call Drexel
5115 and ask for Ed.
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MACKMEN LOSE.

BEAUMONT, Texas, March 16.-Connie
Mark invaded the bush league yesterday
and came out on the short end. A wild
heave by Pitcher Keege permitted three
Beaumont Texas Leaguers to cross the
plate in the eighth, defeating the Ath-
leties 4 TO 8
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-16

MOBILE, Ala, March 16-Herman
Bronkie, former St Louis American in
fielder and recently signed to manage No
bile Southern Association Club, Tuesday
took charge Of bis squad In training here.
Bronkie will play third base.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-16

AGaAAPA|
CN S~~~ VI (.
FITzGIBBoNs WITH GRAND RAPIDS.

FITzGIBBONs WITH GRAND RAPIDS.
RICHMOND, Ind, March Icy Fitz-
gibbons, who played an outfeld position
on amateur teams here, has signed to
play with the Grand Rapids team of the
Central League and Is awaiting orders
to report for spring training. Ivan y.
Toney, a sOuthpaw, with a record in the
Saturday Afternoon League will be given
a tryOut with the Evansville team of the
Ihree-I League.
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RAKFR HEADs sOrTU.

| NEW YORK. March 16.-Frank Baker,
once the home run king Of the diamond,
/ is on his way back TO baseball
/ After a years retirement, the swat
sultan before the days OF Babe Ruth,
/ is heading south for the camp of the
/ New York Yankees 10 try q comeback.
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cr-Rs PLAY rxUIRTTToN

PASADENA, Cal. March 16.-The Cubs
today play the Pasadena Merchants in an
exhibition game. They will play exhibit
ton games throughout next week. Alex
ander announced he was ready to go.
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WAXAHACHTE, Texas, March 10
White SOx players went through their
usual routine drill yesterday. A fight for
third base has developed between Eddie
Mulligan and Hervey McClelland.
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DECISION FOR WILLIAMS.

BALTIMORE, March 16.-Kid Williams
of Baltimore was awarded a referee i
decision over Marty Collins OF New York
in a twelve round bout here last night
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WOODLANDS WANT CANES.

The Woodlawn A. C's have organized
a fast nine this year and are after games
with fast teams playing in the 16 and
17-year-OI class. For games call Drexel
5437 between 6 and .. m
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, bout as a substitute for the postponed
Kansas Leonard go. Both boxers almost
ran out Of their clothes in their hurry
to sign for Richard, and tomorrow night
viii find them facing each other In one
of the greatest grudge fights the fstic
game has ever known.
ODowd is just bubbling over with con-
fdence and eaSerness for battle. He says
he will prove to the world that the "wop"
| Is a huge Joke and that he was given Il
neat trimming, not by Wilson, but by
the officials In the Boston fight
a funny style, has but a business like
statement TO make He says, Il don't
care whether the people like my style
Of going or not, but there Is one man
can beat every time l start, and that
is O'DOwd. As far az Mike is concerned,
am permanent champion Of the middle
weights of the world"
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fRt->ttlMAN A>D ilIkts

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eiopemeat q reksv lIopAlas Jeyrs
Win Henri f,ngelles Fraace's Fichess
man. whe was reeessiy samsd 20.
respondent IA tAe application of MI
ilcaaife Joyce loF q isyegea sss paris
agew today
whpa formal dsnlala we're issued
FROM he stately leselllsr maaaica IN
Rue Rnonslni. Il Il learned that Lee
slllefs mail Il hslnx faFwsgded to
pAfl,A whlls rexxy quit she Maiestls
hotel fanY daya aes
she 3la noe lsavs any addreas has
lnglmA,sd to Aes taafess iFisaas under
promlse ~ dead secrecy that she NAs
kalns ~ sAlsritH
iiey lrleaaa kllee~ lhas sentimental
reasons wlti exgiAln her preferences
iar nlafils since lt vas there that
nhe MS, f.etelller tss years asp
Splge "a added IA ne aoaRip py sh~
ramoy shat rooms bad been ree~Fsed
a. NsfrHs tr David Joyce. whose
departure from me t'nlssA STATES Asd
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patches
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work hy Ma>ans in universities
and colleges IN the United States.
Members "a 'he fave Scottish
Rite ronSistorirs in Texas have
combined ami sre perfecilng
plans for SYSTEM Il dormitories
At the nieersiiy ef Texas. FOL
lowing the plans that have heen
completed III ne Scottish Rite
Nelson's cf the Mr.Alesfer ConsiS-
terry. Scottish Rite Atasons IN
Missouri aiso have under eonsid
crasiou similar plans fer the
University ri Missouri. although
tAnS far 10 definite steps have
been taken
In the fall at 1919 members Il
the Nle Ale~ter 'C0nSiSt0ry We're
Informed that there were self
supporting students. both men
and women. At the University Of
Oklahoma. who needed assist
ance while, Securing their uni-
yerSity education II was pointed
out that II these students could
he provided with hone-like room
ing facilities ali actual cost, many
of shpm would BE able 10 remain
in the university and complete
their education Within twenty
four hours plans had been PER
ferfei f0r the erection af darmI-
tories hy the MeAIester Scottish
Rite Mssens
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Stories of - s'-.
Sepa
Great Scouts Vars.
SACACAwrA. THE BIRD
WOMAN" SCOuT

IN ihe tofttnnd guoe1 city park
stands ghg asiee ~ an lnalen wDnnH.
\ lNnlv bahN IL Strapped "a Der hack
and her hand = euisirafhed 20 The
Wrsi. toNafti ihs lnclht evan The
sialne y lhai ~ Saeaxa aNea. The mrsl
Nun.an.~ the sixteen scaceid Kifi
sxont aud guide who ie1 Lceis Hud
ciagk ever the shining Neaa,alns "a
the ~E,crs suhefe Salt NaieF vNAfd
which heg hand p'lnis
Mh.n leme and vlafk sisllrd tie
lllaa'sa ln,Aaas IA Naf,h pakcsa en
ihei( great exploring trip west. lhev
fauud >hsshene girl iisins With lhat
tribe Al ihs ags oi nNe she had peea
captured frem her people hs llldat~A
war party Wnrn sine vas toariren
wears old. 1anssalui Chaghaaaesu. a
fTsneh.Canadlan lfapl'ef wen hvf
from her captof Ia game of 'hlie.
the home snJ uatrlcd her 1he nyNt
year.
fNv niri Noman wiehsi Go return
20 her pepple and lewis and Glars
engaged Charhauneau and hts wife a.
Interpreters Ia ihe lndlnns thvs would
mevf nuring ghe aingVr II lssn SNrR
sawra gave hlfih a. d son, whmn she
called haplisIe. and 'hl. TIA, papoos"
went Wigh his aamile*s molher
through an ,he hardsnips whigt lhe
sAptapls afiW0ard endured ile MAS
strapped oN ~aeHgaaya hayk anr iAf
when the clumsy ChnrhanneHn npers
auu ~ the hpats containing tbs
piecsaus Instruments and fveorsis 81
tbs part, The nrt Woman n' on's
eprang overheard into ihe muddy
stfssus pnd rekeuvd them.
Nor. than once SacngaNea proved
hsf saine a. ihs explorers Far up the
rlset when flle forrest and SHOW hHt
nsd hor companions ana they Mere
lo~s. ihe huming instinct q me ~
sllan cir. icd her On ana shr guidya
ihrm safety 90 her pcople The rhssf
who w,4eomcd them proved 20 zee saee
eaNeas hrniher. who VAS aterioyed
ia se. hts inst SISTER again lie soisl
the wAtp Nvn much Weeded horses
ana would hnse slolsn them hpek had
aut the Rlr Woman BETRAYED lhe plot
ia Captain Lewis
NaeaKiwru remained With lows
Hna clara unfli ihey fcaehed ne W..
cine on iheif return journey she
stopped with her p,ieplo The sho.
sholes. aud thefr SHE rpeui 'he tr.
nnlnderN,t her days she liei 80 lhe
Wind River reservation ln Ntalmos
April D 1894 almost D hundred years
~ age
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ROAD AGENTS BUSY
NEAR OKLAHOMA CITY
Hi-Jackers Take Toll and Are
Polite To Those Whom They
Fleece: One Haul q
5000

OkIahonas Cry. Azz sl-Teo
masked hs- saekers fes1 ~ and ~ob
bed Nr. An9 Mrs l.. Fl JaGEes q ills
West Nsneseensh stree. of 6saH0r.s
s-a serslry waived q, nearly $500
about s~o niles sos.a q Whesler
park on Western zrsrHe in
Oklahoma City. TIE hl-iackerH
who we're described zs tao medlsn
sired nen neatly dressed wearing
6z-k caps ard sni.s escaped il Fori
tourfnr car after the robbery
Nj and Nrx yaqsas we're riding
siowgy soath On Wes.ern avesae
roz1 when the touring car came zp
fron the rezr and TIE baaeits stopped
their car across she road u ironi q
tHe Jacques car and commanded ET.
snd Mrs Jacques o stop their e2F
and gs. ~. ard tsrow ap their
bands. After t2sfax the diamonds
nHelry ana zbout So in currency,
sAe hf-Jackers gipcet their bats, babe
their victims : vIezszn. good nighf
ard esczpe1. gDsrg OF s0atk a. fas'
rate Of speed
According to 5zageE- the loot con-
sister q one ~ carat cisno2e
-fnz n high nrosnsing- one Eigsr
Eztea- No y case: = thir-T -secozf
degree Masonic ring and three- piscs
knight Tenplzr wasch charm. /
carat diamond sick pin: txo i-ca-a
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case Essh snail dssnno1ds around a
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