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SUMMONS
STATE OF COLORADO
County of Jefferson
In the County Court.
}ss
No. 1878
SUMMONS

III the Oouhty SouTt' NJ. ooL
ARTHUR c. PATTEE.
Plaintiff,
Kate F. Lewis, Joseph Lewis)
John Lewis, deceased, and toy
their heirs, personal repre-)
sentatives or assigns, ex-)
ccutors, administrators, if)
any there be or have been,)
wherever they may be and toy
any and all persons whatso-)
ever claiming any interest in)
the real estate hereinafterl
described in the within cem-)
plant, and Marie c. Lewis)
the sole and only heir at law)
Of Kate F. Lewis, Joseph)
A'" ' ~ Defsnd.nt.,
The PEOPLE OF THE STATE
OF COLORADO.
To the Defendants above named,
greeting.
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff in the
County Court Of Jefferson County,
State of Colorado, and answer the
complaint therein :. ithin twenty day:
ifter the service hereof, If served
within this County; or. II served out
Of this County, or BY publication,
within thirty days after the service
hereof, exclusive Of the day Of ser
vice: or judgment by default will be
taken against you, according to the
prayer Of the complaint; and if q
copy Of the complaint in the above
entitled action bc not served with
this summons, or II the service here
Of be made out Of this State, then
ten days additional to the time here
inabove specified for appearance and
answer will be allowed before the
taking Of judgment by default ~
aforesaid.
The said action is brought to quiet
title to lots One ~ two (2) three
(3) and four (4) in Block Eighty
seven (S7), Lots Thirty-three (S3) /,
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NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL
ESTATE At TAX SALE AND OF
APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE
OF TREASURER'S DEED.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

~ W1OW1 - t0A1 SOFNSGss\SN
and more especially to Geo. W.
Bennett.
You are hereby notified that on
the 21st day Of November 1919. the
then County Treasurer Of the Coun-
~ Of Jefferson, State Of Colorado,
sold at public sale to ". T. Lambert
the following described real estate,
situated in said County Of Jefferson,
VIZ:
Three and one-half acres in SW-
IA, Sc IA Of Section Fifteen (16),
Township Fou, ; - South. Range T
ins made to satisfy the delinquent
taxes assessed against said property
for the year 1918, and certificate OF
rurchasc numbered 1918 issued 70
W. T. Lambert by said County
That sais ". T. Lambert did on
the 26th day Of November 1919, duly
ssden TIE certificate issued on &C.
connt Of said sale to Robert Young
That subsequent taxes upon said
property for the years 1919 and 1870
were peid By the holder Of said GER
tkieats Of purchase.
That at the time Of said assess-
msnt and said sale aid property was
taxed In the name Of Geo. ". ben'
aset
That Rebsst Yavng the present hold
'er Of said rsstikieats Of purchase. has
'made appaisasssa % ne for . Trsa-
s1ss1s o. Tax Deed to aid property
provided he sane hes not bsen r.
deemed fkea said oals fer taxes On Or
bsfers April Is. 1923. That the tine
for rsdsaption Of said property from
said sale for taxes vim sxpte % the
9StA dsy Of April. lS13. and unless
~ sa1e has besn redeemed On .!
before hat date I Vim execute aud
deliver 70 said Robert Young z
Tfeassrsr's OF Tax DEED 70 said
property above described ~ pro-
vided BY lsw.
witness my hand and seal this
srd day Of January 1928.
GUY Z. JUCHEM.
Treasurer Of the County OF Jeffer-
son.
First Pub. Jan. II. 1928.
Last Pub Jan. 26, 1928.
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Ora M0RH9 Bii06E Ea01i6I
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT OF
PROBATE OF WILL
STATE OF COLORADO,
County Of Jefferuon.

In the County Court, In Probats
The People Of the State Of Colo.
Tado TO Ernest Mes, Herman Mes
Louise Swandt, Gertrude Bergss and
whereas. 4 kss BEEN mad. to .p.
pear to the County Court Of Jeffer-
son County. In the State Of Colorado
that you, the said Ernest Mes, Los
Angeles. California; Herman Mes.
California: Louise swandt, Wamsxa,
Kansas: Gertrude Ber1es. Kansas
(exact address unknown). and Grace
Berxes. Kansas (exact address un-
known). are each and all Of you nom
residents ~ the State Of Colorado.
Now, Therefore. In accordance
With the provisions Of the statute In
such case made and provided and by
order Of Court duly made and en-
tered. Won are hereby notified that an
instrument Of writing purportine to
bs tn. list WTll and Testament Of
the said Margarstha Mitxs. deceased,
was presented to said Court for pro
bate on the 18th dav Of January, A..
d. 1928. bv Ernest Mite, residing At
roorfield. IN the State Of Colorado ;
SS1oS Suc U"SO OVC0uCUt W8us ~ SUO
time Of bis dseeass. resident Of JEFF
fssson County, IN the STATE Of Colo
rado: that ths said dscedsnt, accord
1nr n the said ALLEGED win devised
and bsqueathsd his property IN tho
words and figures followins, to-wit :
Item I. I Rivs. devise and bequsa@h
IN my eststs, real, psrsoaal and
naiys@ 10 nv beloved husband, DAN
1sl Aitss. bic heirs and assigns for
ever.
You are hsrsby notified 70 b and
ap~eap hef~rs aaid Court at ~ Coun.
y Court Room IN Tie Court House IN
Golden. IN the County of Jsffefson,
u tie STATE Of Colorado. on the Sth
day Of Msrrh. A. D. 1898. then and
tAsra 70 st&sn6 tAe Aearins on the
probate Of tAs saA alleged Last WIN
NAd TaeAa0ent ao1 ,tAe sAA NayRar.
4eha Niess. dstsassd, ana further =
q and perfgH WAse GAall tAsa, ~
SAs s.sd cec't. - .sssirsd and a.
u Wi4asas WAsrsef, I hsv, As..,.
uate ~ ~ AanA sad affi1sd tke ssal
- aaM CsuEt q ny sfflse b Gsl6ea,
b ssn ceenty. tAis letA dsy n Jaau-
art. A. D. 1o11.
(Cs.st MARGARET TREzI3E.
0eal) Clerk.
F'-.. Pub. Jan. 10, 1919.
LaSe Pub. Fob. Is. 1923.
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NOTICE or PURCHASE or REAI
ESTATE At TAX SALE AND OF
APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE
Of 1REASURER'S DEED.

MT @s~Ab uOU TUX ISSOANCE
Of TkEASUkEk'S DEED.
To whom II may concern and more
csr~ciallv to Joshua Fearnby.
You are hereby notified that on
the 2lst day Of November. 1919. the
then County Treasurer Of the County
Of Jefferson. State Of Colorado. sold
ut public sale to Olive Oliver the fol-
lowing described real estate. situated
in said County Of Jefferson, Wig:
South one-hak Of lot I and all Of
lots 3. 6 and 80 to A6, inclusive. in
} block 8. West Co'fax Subdivision.
said sale being made to satisfy the
delinnuent taxes assessed aeainst said
property for the year 1918. and GER
'tificate Of purchase numbered l446
issued to Olive Oliver by said Coun.
~ Treasurer.
That s"'d Olive Oliver diA on the
9th day Of .Iaruarv. 1929. duly a..
xiGn the certificate issued IN Account
Of said sale to C. g. Pitachke. That
n,bseouent taxes uron s"id property
Tor the wears 1919. 1920 and la2,
were maid nv the holder Of said Ger
fif'~ate of ru-rhaae.
Thst At ere time of said asseSsm ent
and said sale said rvopertv was taxed
IN the name ~ Io.h"a Fea-nbv.
That c. G. Pit.~hke. the rr.-ert
holder ~ s.iI ~.r+'<'~ste ~ ruv~hsse
has made application 70 ne for I
Troa.u-cr'. nv r.~ Co"d - s"'d --,-
ertv. rrovided the same Mas not h-"r
redeemed from said sal. for t"~es ~
o- h~Forc Nav let. 1929. That tht
time for redemption ~ .aid -ro-"v..'
fror, .~id -"'" f~- tsxes will e~oir'
on the 1st aav of Nav. 1893. and m
less the snrrc has heer redeemed ~
or before TINT d.to I will e~"cut'
and de'iv.- ~ said e G p'tsrhk"
Treasu-cr's or Trx Deed In sa'A rro-
er+v above dc.rr'hed. rs ~rcv'ded h
law.
Witness nv h-rd --d sc-l nj. ~"
dav ~ In~w-vv 1909
n. rrrNrNc fe""N
T-"-."-e- ~ '.e c-v-'v of Jefferson
First pvh. Isn. 1s. 1929.
last Pnh. Feb. I. 1929.
p-hNehcd IN ~" A-v,d,> r-tc,
cv'ss
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-28
JACK TO BATTLE
F|RPO SEPT. "A
IN GIANTS PARK
Fifteen Rounds to Decision,
With Prices So to S25-
Fight at Night,
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, July 2s-Jack Demp-
sey will defend his heavyweight title
against Luis F1rpo. the Argentine
boxer, at the Polo Grounds Sept. IA,
Tex Richard announced this after
noon. The fight will be fifteen rounds
to a decision and will be staged at
night.
Prices for the fight will be the low
est ever charged for a heavyweight
worlds championship bout. So to s25.
Richard has taken over control Of
the Polo Grounds for all future fights,
starting with the Harry Greb-Johnny
Wilson middleweight championship
bout, Aug. 81.
For the heavyweight bout the reg
ular baseball bleachers will be en-
tirely eliminated and special bleach
ers will be built behind the ringside
seats. This will provide a seating
capacity of $4,000.
Dempsey is now in Los Angeles and
will come here Immediately. Firpo.
who is on an exhibition tour Of the
Middle West, will return to New York
the second week in August.
Jack Kearns signed articles for
Dempsey, and Firpo signed for him
self.
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N. Y. BOXING RULERS
DOING STRANGE THINGS
Promoter O'Rourke Suspended As
Result of Weighng-in Fuss

NEW YORK, Jul EST m
O'Rourke. former member Of the New
York Boxing Commission and now
matchmaker Of the fight club at the
Polo Grounds, has been given per.
mission to frost his heels for an in
definite period.
ORourke was suspended. from the
rights and privileges Of his position as
matchmaker when the commission
Friday heard the details Of his bout
with a commission member Thursday
afternoon during the weighing in Of
Eugene Criqui and Johnny Dundee.
Cripui's manager, Robert Eudeline.
wished to test the scales because of
the sly work that marked the secret
Weighing Of Benny Leonard and Lew
Tender a few days previous. The
commission representative refused to
permit the test until O'Rourke gently
but firmly bounced the dignitary on
his dignity and bade Eudeline go
ahead with the test.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-28
CULVER TO HOLD
WATER CARNIVAL
Sport Program to Feature Big
Aquatic Event,
By Times Special

6B 4 lnteS nDeCtut
CULVER. Ind. July 2s.-An elab'
crate aquatic and naval display viii
be staged on Lake Maxinkuckee
Aug. Il by the Culver Naval School
in it's first annual water carnival.
Special invitations have been sent
by Rear Admiral Albert Ross, COM
handing officer OF the school. and
Brig. Gen. l.. r. Gignilliat. superin-
tendent OF the Culver summer schools.
Water sports will dominate the pro.
gram. with the feature event listed
as a mile cutter race between the 1870
pound crews OF the Culver Naval
School and the Great Lakes naval
training station. This race win be for
thea championship of the 9Th Naval
District.
A swimming meet between the Cul-
yer summer schools and the Great
Lakes training station team is on the
program. Norman Ross and Sibyl
Bauer of the Illinois Athletic Club
are expected to take part in the fancy
diving. All of these events will occur
in the afternoon.
The morning program will consist
of a grand review of all the water
craft in the naval and woodcraft
| schools equipment.
At night there will be a spectacular
parade Of ships representing famous
vessels Of history
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WESTERN CHAMP
: DEFENDS CROWN
IN FINAL MATCH
Chick Downs SWeetSer in
Thrilling Extra-HoIe Play
in Semi-FinaIS.

BIZ Times Special
CLEVELAND, July 28.-Chick
Evans, the defending Western
amateur champion, and Hamilton
Gardner of Buffalo met today
for the title at the Mayfeld Coun-
try Club here. Evans went to
the finals by his great victory
Friday over the national amateur
champ, jess Sweetser, in a 49,
hole match.
Gardner earned his chance at the
title by his defeat of Joe Wells of
East Liverpool Ohio. and s in a fine
match Friday that was almost for
gotten because of the prominence
of the two stars which were fighting
it out in the other half Of the bracket.
NThe course was soaked today follow
Ing an all-night rain.
Evans and Sweetser fought it out
through the day Friday in a see-saw
struggle that ended only after two
extra holes had been played.
Sweetser lost his chance to halve
the thirty-eighth hole when he missed
a short putt.
The biggest gallery Of the tourney
followed the two stars and witnessed
the thrilling match.
The cards were as follows:
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SARATOGA TRACK
TO OPEN TUESDAY
Empire City, Hawthorne and
Maple Heights Close,
By United Financial

By United FfndnctdI
NEW YORK, July 2S.-Three tracks
closed their present meetings today
with only one race that looked at all
like a first-class performance. This
race, the Mt. Vernon Handicap at an
added value of $4,000 was to be mile
contest for 3-year-olds and upward, at
the Empire City track
Two other American tracks saw
their last Gay of racing of the present
meetings, Hawthorne and Maple
Heights tracks each finishing its en-
gagement with today's cards.
The next big event for the pony en-
thusiasts Is the August meeting at
Saratoga Springs when the best from
the East and the West get together
for a months competition beginning
next Tuesday.
Practically all the big leaguers"
have been In training there for at
least week past to accustom them
selves and their Jockeys to the Sara
toga track and the running conditions
which will govern.
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INDEPENDENT AND
AMATEUR BALL.

The Marion Cardinals wia play the South
easterns at Brookside No. 2 on Sunday at
y D. M. Miller and Robinson probably will
be the battery for the Cardinals while the
viii use Noggle or Calvert
and Merrill The Cards are asked TO report
at the diamonds at 2 O'Clock.
Tho Riversides will meet the Napoleon
Maroons. Sunday at Riverside diamond No.
l. at 3 p m. The Riversides have lost only
one game this year out of fourteen played
and have scored a total of 1853 runs against
their opponents 43
The Indianapolis Cardinals will play the
Southern Grsys at Rhodius Park Sunday at
3. good pitcher and shortstop are wanted
by the Cardinals. Call W. L. Deatrick at
Belmont 0S09
Due to late cancellation. the Wash
ington A. c. baseball team is without q
game for Sunday They hold & permit for
the third period at Willard Park. Manager
Morrison of the Christamores and Manager
Koelling of the Spades are requested to get
in touch with the Wsshingtons for games
on Aug. and 12 Call Webster S519.
1t is important that Jack Worden call
J. Il. Cullom today or early tomorrow.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-28
WESTERN TENNIS
TOURNEY OPENS
Johnny HenneSSey Defends
Title in Singles Event,
By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO. July 2S.-The thirty
seventh annual Western tennis tour
nament was to open here today at the
South Side courts with 12S players
from all parts of the country entered
in the singEs.
Doubles for both men and women
start Wednesday. Women's singles
start Monday with Marion Leighton,
Chicago, defending the title.
Johnny Hennessey, Indianapolis,
present title holder. will attempt to
keep it in the mems singles against
Axel Craven, California; T. J. Man
gan, Washington; Paul Bennett, Can
ada; Walter Westbrook. Detroit Ray
Brown, St. Louis and other stars.
Although mems singles matches
start today, out-of-town men will
not play until Monday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-28
CLUB SWEEPS ALL
RIVALS ASIDE ON
WESTERN JOURNEY
Higgins Team Wins Is Out
of % GameS-Giants
Holding to Lead,
BY HENRY FARRELL
United Sports Editor

NEW YORK, July 28.-After
their second trip Of the season,
rampage through enemy terri
tory that swept everything be-
fore them, the New York
Yankees are back home with the
American League pennant vir-
tually and practically cinched.
There are chances, Of course, that
the fourteen game lead now held
by the Yankees might be swept
away, but the chances are very
remote.
The opposition is none too formula
BILE and the Yanks are so strong that
they have. been sweeping everything
away in front OF them without their
full strength.
Record of Cubs Recalled
Playing by far the best ball in the
major leagues. the Yanks went
through the West and grabbed six
teen out Of twenty-five games. They
have chance to equal, or at least
come close, to the great record Of the
Chicago Cubs, who won lis out OF
their 154 games in 1905.
Back home for a long stay the
Yanks should gain more ground. The
athletes Of Miller Higgins are too
sound-minded this year to loaf on
their lead, and when the cripples on
the squad get back into the game
they should play even better ball.
Getting back more on their stride
the Giants are about holding their
own In the National League, and are
maintaining a slight advantage over
Cincinnati Reds and the Pitts
burgh Pirates.
Where Red Hopes Rest
The chances OF the Reds depend en-
tirely on Luque, Donohue and Rixey,
and Manager Moran admits II any
thing happens to his trio Of star pitch
ers the chances will be blown.
The Pirates are back on their feet
and ii the Reds falter. McKechnie's
team may take up the nght against
the Giants
The Giants will be a better ball
club when Dave Bancroft gets back
into the game. The star shortstop Is
power on the defense. He Is the
brains OF the whole team.
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At Columbus, Ohio, July FL
The Deshler Hotel t2:11 pace: heats:
purse, So, oo0)-
Hal Bee, br m (childs) ....e 8 /
Hal Able. br & Murphy ....~ 0 2 g
Ponywood, Palefaee. Ribbon Cane, Peter
Sullivan. Kate Hal, Orphan Peter and Peter
Native also started.
Tinle-2 :o2A, 2:o2k. 3:o1%
2;14 Trot (3-year-olds; heats; purse
Joe Nc b (McDevitt) ... l
Eugenia Harvester, b m (Catonl.. 4 5
Miss Liberty Direct, m (Palin) 5 2
Orange Prince Eta Gale. John Gallagher.
Dillon Chimes, d.. MONTGOMERY and Jean
Worthy also stored
Times-9 :osE. 2:o9K. 2rosK.
The Columbus Dispatch (2:o3 trot; 8
heats; purse, SO. 000)-
The Great volo. br h toox) -. 8
Peter the Brewer, br (Ray) --
Lee Worthy. br (Whitel ...6 g 2
Car Worthy. b g murphy -. 5
Escotilla and Great Brittor also started.
T J Inc n: on EOS. 40. ~, ooo,
LADY May c, b m lThouas) 2
La Psloma, b m (Wolverton) 10 10 ]
Wrack, b (McMahon) .,..3 8
jake oConnor. b tCartnai) 3
Rifle Grenade. Bonnie Girl, Brownie Hal.
Cassie Abbott. Arrowhead. Miss Belwin,
Carney the Great. Walter Mcaresor and
Buddy Mac also started.
Time-2 o3N. 2:03A. 2:o5&.
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Extend left arm until it floats.
Bend backward until your shout
ders are submerged, and until your
head floats, ears submerged.
Raise left leg to the surface.
then the right. keeping the legs
straight and the ankles touch
ing. Now you are floating and
can let go the railing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-28
Other Friday Bouts

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.-Luis
Firpo knocked out Joe Burke, Detroit,
in the second round.
BOSTON.-Jimmy Jones, Youngs
town, won a ten-round decision from
Dave Shade, New York.
OKLAHOMA CITY. = Jimmy De
laney, st. Paul, won a decision over
Glenn Glickner in ten rounds.
MILWAUKEE.-B Wells, Eng
land, stopped Roy Conley in the fourth
round.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-28

to rest and recover your strength;
also your wits.
No one should try to swim unless
he can float. Here's how you can
learn:
Stand with your right side to-
ward the side of the pool, grasp
ing the railing with the right
hand. right arm fully extended.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-28
FANS HAPPY TO
SEE BLUES PACK
Up AND DEPART
Brewers Move in for Twin BIZ.
Sunday-K, C,S Gain
on Saints,
Yes, we have no pitching staff.

Yes, we have no pitching staff.
The K. C. Blues, pennant crazed
and base-hit hungry. put the Tribe
fingers to rout again Friday. The
score was 10 to 2.
There was another K. C.-Tribe
fracas scheduled for this afternoon
and 1t was the last of the series, for
which the Indian fans give thanks.
They want the Blues to disappear over
the horizon.
Said one fan to another Friday:
Who's here Saturday,"
1.-The Blues" was the answer
Holy cow. aren't they ever going
to leaver yelled fan No. l.
Tribe Needs Bracer
Well. the fence busters will be
gone after today and the Milwaukee
Brewers will be here Sunday for
a double-header. Perhaps the In
dian hurlers will get some of
their cunning back against the
Cream City outfit and pull the home
team back on it's feet The Tribe is
badly in need Of a victory to restore
will be called at o'clock.
The Blues pulled up within few
points of the A A. top perch by beat
ing the Indians Friday while the lead
ing Saints were held idle at Toledo.
Less than one-hah game separated the
Kawtown brigade and ST. Paul boys
today. The Association IF" table,
covering the two top clubs, was as
follows for today:
w. l.. Pct. Win. Lose.
st. Paul -. 81 SO $40 .644 .633
Kansas City Sc go .6S6 $40 .629
The fans in st. Paul and Kansas
City certainly are watching the score
board these days It's a thrilling race
between the two teams.
10 Hits Here Friday
In the Friday contest at Washing
ton Park the Blues had little trouble
winning. The weather was bad and
a drizzle fell nearly all the time, but
the visitors refused to be checked
by rain drops. They hammered away
at the offerings of Hill and Cavet
and amassed total of nineteen hits.
Bunny Brief drove out his twenty
first home run Of the season. 1t was
a high fly to deep right. which took
a strange hop and bounded through
the right field bleacher screen. Man
ager Good got an inside-the-park
homer to the flag pole and crossed
the plate standing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-28
H. A. c. Women's Tourney

Miss Blanche Morgan was the low
qualifier in the Hosier A. c. women's
golf tourney held throughout the past
week. Mrs. Arthur Kelshaw. present
club title holder, did not have to
qualify. Twelve players are paired
In the first round.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-28
You Can 'Over-Golf,'
So Watch Your Step
by Mike Brady
Western Open Champion

golf not of violent physical exerton there
w is steady drain upon the stamina which ought
ognzed by players young and DID, especially those getting fairly
well along in years
We know from of the senior golfers
ment at Apawamis that golf has done wonders
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-28

correct leg motion, face the side OF
the tank and grasp some support
slightly above the surface Of the
water.
Keep NOstrils Above
Keeping hold OF the support, take
the face-down floating position de-
scribed previously. but keep the nos
trils above water by turning the head
so that the right side only is in tbs
water.
With the legs extended. kick your
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-28

Don't get pepicky while swim
ming IL you become tired or think
land is too far away for you to
reach.
Or if you get a mouthfpl Of
water
FLOAT
This gives you an opportunity
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Pointers for Swim Rockies and Expert Advice Floating

To regain standing position,
bring knees up toward chest and
at the same time bend head and
shoulders forward, finishing with
chin touching knees. Quickly
scoop" with both hands. palms
forward and hands moving for
ward and up in circular motion
deep under water.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-28
STREET CAR BASEBALL
Teams Slug Hard to Win Gloss Con.
tests.

Plenty Of runs were made in the
City Street Car League games this
week. All of the teams elouted the
hail often and far.
In spite of the heavy smuggling the
games were close. Louisiana barn de-
feated Highland Ave, Fl to 10, and
w Washington nosed out the Mclean
PI. nine, 10 to IS.