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HEIp-KAIE.
Can AAfAnAA

CeMttnaeN.
MEN (Io)-Brick yard. Apply
National Brick Co., Terra Gotta,
d. c. IA*
YOUNG MAN.
II you are ssrHing Less than &a5 Der wesk
city or n.isaSsrias tsWs., % es.s :ad .ss ne ne.
! hsve the right opportunity for yeu 80 BIC
national sr:.aisatisa os..atiss mere tsse 40
sgership suarsstsea if ysu quality. Experience
not required. Doa't miss this opportunity,
which means z real future s.r ,su. cail before
w..hinEton. ASK for Mr.. CLARK.
CHAUFFEUR.
white. to drive Cadillac car
must have had experience in
driving for private family; per-
manent position. ! Apply Mr..
Harry Werner, The Hecht Co.,
9TH at r.
MAN AS POLIsHER in Jew
elry repair shop. Apply, giving
age and references, Box lid,
Star Office.
YOUNG MAN to assist Ship
ping clerk one who is not afraid
of hard work and who writes a
good hand; steady work; good
opportunity. Arcade Laundry e.
Sunshine Dry Cleaning & Dye
ing Co.. 7I5 Lamont st.
GROCERY SALESMAN-We
have a vacancy for a hrst-class,
experienced retail grocery sales
man; we can also employ a few
assistant statesmen. Applicants
must be able to drive Ford truck
and furnish cash bond. Apply to
Pee-Kay Auto Grocers, Inc,
1926 Irving st. NV.
CLERK-Must be quick and
accurate at figures and write
we'll. In reply state age and
previous experience. Permanent
position. Starting salary, SI8
week. Address Box 81. Star
office.
MEN-If you have had any kind
of house-to-house selling expert
ence you can make big money
and qualify for a good-paving
permanent position. See Mr..
Blum. between 9 and 10 am.
Castelberg National Jewelry Co.,
oS5 Pa. ave. DIV.
BRlCkLAYER with boiler set
ting experience, Apply to Mr..
Eadie. Room I4s. State. War
and Navy Dept: bldg.
HANDY MAN wanted for odd
jobs OF mechanical nature: all
meals included: state age, expe-
rience and salary wanted. ,.ad-
dress Box SS-B. Star Office.
4 LOCAL corporation dealing
in first mortgages only requires
several energetic statesmen to
sell its Treasury stock; splendid
opportunity for producers. Ap.
| ply us Southern building.
Evening star., 1923-06-13
BY RADIO TODAY
Schedule of Wireless News and Entertainment.
wwJ-Detroit tsls meters)

= p.m.-News Orchestra; TowI
Crier: Raymond Claire. tenor: Wal
ter !. Novaks baritonei Miss lren'
karsehnich, pianist.
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KDkA-PIttsburgh ts2s meters)

wGY-sehenectad (3s0 metersI
Silent night.
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DISTANT. STATIONS.
All Programs Scheduled for Eastern
Standard Time.
WEHF-New York 80: Meters,.

W INT INV y "''N '"
to f:30 pm.--NcrSatilc SeNtet.
$50 p.m.-Blauche T.. outwater'
NeEzn soprano.
$50 p.m.-"Market Pcrishahle
F'rnduciS from Both the Producer
and the onsumer's Standpoint. by
!IGrschcI Jones.
lil-Lcuisa NJ. NewhouSe. lyr'c
soprano.
rs p.m.--BIanrhc Outwater and
Louisa ". NCWhouse.
80 m-,Ioint recital by Slgnc
Hagen. Danish soprano. and :. wal
tor krehs.
S To Q pm.-Wcdnes,lav night dance.
.WIP-PhiIndeiphia t309 McterS.
: L" 50, p.m.--.Iordau Lewis Or
ch,stra: base ball scores.
to $50 p.m-Bcdtimc stories;
roll call
Evening star., 1923-06-13
LOCAL STATIONS.
NAA-NayaI Radio station, Radio, Va.
CABS Netersb.

NAA-NaynI Radio Station, RADIO va
CABS NetersD.
-S:e5 p.m.-Compiete live stock mar
ket comment. :.
3:45 pm-Weather bureau report.
f:O5 p.m.-Hay and feeds. crop re-
ports. special market reports.
5:05 p.m.---Dairy market reports.
1905 p.m.-Wcathcr bureau fepor-'
WAY Woodward & LOthrOp (360
Metersl.
to :. p.m.-Se1ections on the re-
PRODUCING piano.
$50 m.-Bcdtimc stories: nnal
base ball scores; weather forecast
wMU-DoubIrdny-B Electric COM
pnny t:6i Metcrs).
I 10 40 pin.--Base ball scores.
.n Ia 5:%u pm. Program OF
music
WIL-Cuntinrntai Electric Company
t:;50 ,ictersD.
$50 to $50 p.m.--PhonoGraph Sc
lertipns.
wJII-Whitc & Boyer Company t:sS
Nctcrsf.
] TO " pm.--Music and features
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wIr-philndeiphia l509 Mcters,.
kSD-St, Louis laIS Mcters).

. r.m.-Artist recital by Helen
-raulcil CaIpcntcr. soprano: Robert
Malone. tenor: Oscar Condon. pianist
addresses by + {. iNCr$ull.
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NuAs-Louixvillc 800 MctcrS.

: ia & u.m.-Mary Anderson Theater
Orrl e"trd: Just Among Home Folks;
Eialtn Thcatcr urG2n.
$50 To 10 rn.--t tonccrt by the
Courier j journal quartet: address By
'apt. Amos Tyrec. "F;tiauct and Laws
Cove; ming the t'Se Of our Flag; his
t"l iCal episode
Evening star., 1923-06-13

MAN OR LADY to invest s1.50d with serv-
ices or $1,000 without services: Investment
fully secured: for II interest in established
and growing general insurance business: Epen-
did opportunity. Address Box o3-D. star
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rior and exterior painting at lowest price
Metropolitan Dee. Co, 421 g 81. NV. III
Fr 500
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WIL-Continrntai Electric Company
t:;JU 1ictersb.
wJiI-whitc & boyer Company t:'

$50 to $50 p.m.--FhonoGraph 81
lcrtipnS.
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WANTED-SAIEsNEN.

WANTED-SALESNEN.
EXPERIENCED NALESHEN For hi16.cI1a a
proposition: can make $40 more a day. 2O4
Continental Trust bldg. 18th & H SITS. nv.
Call IL to s.
SALEsMEN-weu educated, reliabIe men
preferably those who have sold high-class suo-
scription books. to sell our Method and Service
to physicians only. II you can qualify and
have pep and not over Afty. see the Medical
Interpreter. 17l6 Pa. ave- NV. city %
sALEsMAN WANTED-LarTe m1nufocfurer
OF nationally Advertised building speciality
chitects and prospective home builders through
large local retail lumber yard carrying stock:
excellent prospects. salary and bonus. Ad.
dress Box I'D, Star once
YOUNG MEN-E1perienced. Catholic; splendid
opportunity for hustlers. Call before or
After 4. DIS y ct. nv. rom "a. 1he
Evening star., 1923-06-13

TEA ROOM. high class. Conn. ave. larSc
apartment above: opportunity for lady: price.
$4,000. Merchant tailoring, cleaning and dye
ing husineks: rent. 500: apartment rented
for Sa5; price, sa,250, Ronmiug house in
business section. l. rent, $s5: price,
S1.1nn. High class rooming house. near 18th
aud SITS. IL rooms. ba tbs: price. $500.
We want business places of all kinds ~
right prices if you want to sell; list with
our up-to-dste office. where hundreds of places
are sold. Marshall Business Brokers, a2a y.
Evening star., 1923-06-13

RUG WEASING-RCGS REwONES FROM
worn carpets. durable and cheap. OLD LAl
REL ECLIPSE. 800 10th st, s.w. Frank. 1917.
Evening star., 1923-06-13

REACHES. WATER RIGS. BED BTGS. ~
terminated: expert workmcn employed: We
guaranteed. NATIONAL EXTERMISATINf.
co zoe gth ST NV Fr. 9T68 Ia
Evening star., 1923-06-13

GROCERY. cigars. confectionery: 2i= Years
lease: doing good business: bargain II Rolf
Evening star., 1923-06-13

DELICATESsEN STORE. near 18th and Col.
rd-New and IN to-datp fixtures: cheap: good
lease. Apply \. A. Stern. room to6 Columbian
Evening star., 1923-06-13

SCREEN ESTIMATES Windows door an
porch screens. J. VI. Butler. 1919 1st St, Cou
gross HeiGhis. Phone Line. 129TJ. l3e
Evening star., 1923-06-13

REFRIGERATOR PAIRIN G-DoN 2
throw away your old refrigerator: let me -
pair and refine il as good a. new. NJ. ISIS
Thinning and Roofing. ". IGln s03 Ath n "
Evening star., 1923-06-13

WINDOW and vacuum cleaning: general ciesn-
ing contractors Ideal Window and Vacuum
Cleaning Co.. Inc. NJ. 525s e04 11th Nv.
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES. Good quail
ity Opaque shades fitted TO your windows, s5c.
the best quality of opaque shades s1.15: hung
free. We will call with samples. kLER
BLATT ifth and Fl ats. ne. Lincoln s7e.
Evening star., 1923-06-13

PRISTISG-C0mplete printing service, wrt-
ing illustrating. composition snd pressv *.
high-grsde commercial work. Columbian Fn'
ing Co. Inc. sI5 14th 81. NV. ~. $3.50.
Evening star., 1923-06-13

NEAT and grocery business. $40 Wilson's ~
ave very good stand: sacrifice account nt
sickness Inquire Sisen. 9th and e st.
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MJz-New YORK t4ss Me,.rn.

WJY-Ncw York (4O5 metersD
Silent.
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ALTO MECHANIC with $500 capital 10 tax
half interest in growing business. Apply ,"
loI5 Eve st. ne. after o.
Evening star., 1923-06-13

CORNER STORE in apartment house: ligAi
delicatessen soda fountain. candy and cigar:
no similar stores in this section: low rcrl
Agents, take notice. Address Box 105-C, STA
na;ca Il"
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WANTED. well furnished rooming house: will
pay cash if price is reasonable. Address RoS
Evening star., 1923-06-13

nETICATESSEN and restaurant al fransfer
corner: exclusive northwest section most P"r
uisr business in town: would consider
CLanse for real estate make reasonah
terms Address Rox 14o-D. Star office. 15'
Evening star., 1923-06-13

RADIO REPAIRING. Installations; electro
installations and repairs. White Boyer g..
ST
Evening star., 1923-06-13
WAY Woodward q LothrOp t36o
wMI-DoubIcdny-H Electric COM


3.n Ia 5:$U p.m.-Program OF
music
Evening star., 1923-06-13

RATTERY PARK. MD. viii have rnHnla
tion of 900 within a short time. There are
now I. 900 people within radius Of miles,
Battery Park offers an exceptional opporflntr
AZ once for the following: Private school and
kindergarten. drug store. grocery and meSf
marker. automobile repair and gas gas, station,
1Ins 18TH st NV Main saTosaI1.
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our speciality. Quick service in emerrsnrr
csses when vou think Of plumbing think ~
CAROw & FRY. 1911 n St NV. Main 1881.
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kYW-Chicass ss4s metersp

IA W-Chfch86 1910 Meters]
$50 p.m.-Bedtime stories.
to 8:oS p.m.-Musicai program b
the salvation Army Band.
9:05 p.m.-Special features.
Evening star., 1923-06-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

The Star requires Yrom
sdCertfsers IN this fclnr.n
references drd O detailed
statement of their brobosition.
Evening star., 1923-06-13

FOR SALE,--Establshs and paving whole
sale and retail book business, 5000. Address
Box II d. Star office
Evening star., 1923-06-13

W8tP-Fort Worth t456 metcrsl
iu..h to II - !.n.--conCcrt by the
9anS SouCi CilcS Club.
Evening star., 1923-06-13

DFIICATEsSEN doing $500 per week; also I
country store: cheap. Apply 144o Girard =
Evening star., 1923-06-13

WSB-Atlanta t429 MeterD.
] | :f5 p.m:-Radiowl concert.
Evening star., 1923-06-13

i to = p.m.-Music and features.
Evening star., 1923-06-13

PLUMBING HEATING and TIMING.
"Have 1t Done Right---Get Casey" 1901 l4th
St NV Columbia 1SJ-f33l
Evening star., 1923-06-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CAMPING TENT for automobile. 7x0 or lox
l.; state price. Box 14I. Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1923-06-13

PLUMBING. AND HEATTSG-Jonn r. Guerin.
412 T. Cap st Line. 3417--Steam and hot
water heating plumbing. boiler and power
nIanfs Fonnu reliable for 15 wears
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

PAPERHA NGISG-REA PRICES:
no delay: good workmanship. Enterprise Dec.
Grating Co, 1920 14th st. NV. North 4i5i
Evening star., 1923-06-13

MEN (Io)-Brick yard. Apply
National Brick Co., Terra Gotta,
D. c. IA*
Evening star., 1923-06-13

PLUMBING. TIN ROOFING AND SPoUTISG
promptly attended 10. When there is plumb
ing there is CAROw FRY. Main 1881. i0i1
Evening star., 1923-06-13

PAPERHANGTNG. PATNTTNG DECoRAT-
ing: best material used See us before having
/ rnnr hnmsa rcdec A aIa4-L 5000 Ga
Evening star., 1923-06-13

nRYGOODS and notions store, residential
section NV: doing good business: reason for
selling owner leaving city. Address RoH
nan Star Office
Evening star., 1923-06-13

PIANO TUSING-pfanos ana players re-
paired refinished and rebuilt by skilled work
men Piano tuning 81. Schaefer. Sanderson
Piann Cn GA FL ne. Lincoln 1O53.
Evening star., 1923-06-13
INSTRUCTION COURSES

MEN AND WOMEN quickIy learn real estate
IusiAsas; recsivs pay while learning: need not
intsy4sIs with present smHloyms1t: some max
ipG 800 q week. Free class lectures every
Tnuye4ay. 3 pm. william 3. Mattsson. 80
Evening star., 1923-06-13

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
XSTIoUEs, sll kinds; best prices patd. \.
r, Arnold. 1923 st Main 6l1S.
BICYCLE FRAME or cheap bicycle, any make.
nsa,l 0th a. a. 1Ss
p00Es-party wishes TO purchase some good
miscelIaneous books. Franklin 1891. 15s
ETJGGY. small phaeton; must be reasonable.
lanes r, Jenkins. 800l r st, NV. 14s
STKE1Ts and other furniture. What have
rnu: state price. Address Box 7e-D. star
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28

NFsT MAIN NH. LIN T0fN- I5s-I.srrs ~0rs te rent. suitable Isase ran be sg- raugsd. applF Frark stone State st.. Hartford. Tel s-,usg.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28

tE5-sT5 WEEKLY writing sh0wtafdE fof us ln spare time. Nn esnvassing. sim pie instructions. steads UOrii Defr. ss5s National studios sfet Dorchester. giheagn
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28

PREsTO LJNCH and Rssts6fsss-fls place sf auslity. ice ana sztisfse. Hion. cur hefue-nfaas rMsErT aIrays Iresh. 75I Man strss4.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28

EDDrs BULL DOG BUNTING FLAGS Cost half as much. and vears
 twice as long, fast oolorlng and absolutely moth proof.
 Size Codo Word Price gx S Uskum saI0 4x e oarless sJ.0O et oath sa.sO 5'1iO uberon sseo ssig Obey s9as
 EDDY AWNING 6 DECORATING CO.,,
 PHONE iois.s los CITf HALL FL.
 HEART, a schoolboy's Journaii n booi fot the old and young. The Italian Boo1 store Inc, 1s Washington Place. ONLY si.SO down. ss.o0 per month, buy a Universal Vacuum Cleaner. The Con neetlcut Light Power Co. Tel. 33o. DON'T shlyef these chilly mornInss anc evenings. 1t costs but three cents ar hour to be comfortcJ with a ThermaJ Electric Heater. only t6g5 at The Conn Light 6 Power Co.
 PAINTING carry a great assoTIment ol colors in paint and Narnishes for the fal painting. Special discount this week Frank Nair, bi9 Main St. Tel PIPE, opp
 
 PAf.LuR SUITES of pieces in tapeetry, velour and mohair. Exceptionally large variety at low prices. Prompt. careful de. llyeries. Mag Fucker, SIS Main. Tel. BOa STEWART range for sale. Appiy D. NJ seattersood. ss Golf St. Maple Hili. WE carry the largest stock of heavy win. ter apparel fla the city st prices which ue defy anyone to equal. sheepskin coat for men, 1925. ,ia.bo: sweaters, hosiery, skAa etc. etc. spscs to small 10 mention the big variety. It will pay you to walk a few steps from Main st. and save money. Army S Navy supply 5o, se Church st. wHi not take photoFraph of that family reunion at the Thanksgiving dinner. Cali us up and let us come and take it. Ar- tade studio.
 Musical Instruments ss BEAUTIFUL High grade upright psino. mahogany used one year; bargain; easy terms same as ner: haif tine price L. '. Andrews toi Arch street coLUMBtA RECURDs-Most os the lafest selections, all selling st 4 price. Widen ers. l2s Main s.rset.
 GRAFoNoLAs-Tness hesutI- ful Monographs in console or upright types finished ia mahogany walnut 0r quarter golden oak and embadyins those superior playing qualities that have de- lighted SO many -olumbla owners iIi ths past, are now on display at the BE Furniture Store Prices on all fnodsis have been cut from iBes to s5E If you haze an old machine, SO much the bet. ter. ne will make good allowance on u as part payment on a new COlumbia he weekly payment plan is extended 10 au purchasers. John 4. Andrews E Co The Big Furniture Store" is2 Main st COLUMBIA upright mahogany phono- grapbs: special reduced prices on every machine 10 make room for the new models coming in; records free with etery machine; small amount of cash secures any of them. iiaiance on easy ssrtns. Widsnefs Iss Main street. FULL assortment Of PatEs and Triangss recordA. sse. two Tor sl. privilege of playing hef0re purchase. HIdensrs igs Man st.
 AEsNlCE e BACH. Newly q Evans, Les. ter, Kohier s Campbell pianos. We haze sold this line sl pianos Tor bssr e gears We guarsHtes. C. l.. Pierce. LA BELLE phanogiapi. tsbis fi1s. Q, good appearance and ir excellent ria.5uz con ditisn. srseiHl zt tsE. John A. Andrews Go. "Tts Hg Furniture store"
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28
MERCHANDISE

Business and onice Equipment 57 UlsEEhM ooDs approved business and in. come taN record in stock and for sale by The Adkins Printing Company. once supplies of every nature.
 NATIONAL cash registers. new ard sec ond hand, also repairing. 2s4 Main street.
 SAFE CABiNET-WIth sheiVss and Ioct hoE. small and practical weighs but iso pounds price si3.s0, dimensions outside. IS l-sxs9 l-txi7 i-4 in.i inside. aIsxIsx- isi-s inches. Adkins Printing co.. ss Church street.
 NEW and second hand cash regfstsrs and scales; also repairing. T. 5. Cssh Regis. ter CO. i2 Washington Place. Tel. zssi sHAw-wALKER PORTABLE VAULT. ali siesi. uses tut 4.s sa. feet os floor space weighs but 800 lbsi adjustable interior. lock box and drawers; ideal for home and offios use; price only si0I.b0; meas- ursmente. outside, 52Nsb i-sK27 in; in- side, 4s i-2HIsi-sH29 s-4 inches. Adkins Printing Co. ss Church street
 FesI and Fuei 50 HAHD WOOD sawed in store and fire place lengths. delivered ans where in city. R. A. Batty. iUO Vest Main s. phone 2sis.
 MORE egss and more profit come from the checksrboArd bag. When you buy Purina Choys you gre guaranteed more eggs or money back. You can't lose. N. B. Bird q Feed Co. i0s Arch. Eel. 11zI-g WOOD for sale. Delivered to s1 parts of the city. Phone aBsi-12. sT Osk st.
 Fertilizers, Seeds, Plants co BJLBs fcr fail planting IIyacinths. Tu- lips. Crouusss and PspesUiIite Harrissi. | g. P. strppie, lis Church street.
 Footwear and Clothing st
 = OLD HATS cleaned and blocked soc band sec. sweet band e6c. new hat iI.2s. Com ! rad tho Halter. s1s Main st. sHOEs- Best fnr . farmer. soft aud rood 10 Hsar; aiso best line of dress st5s=. ] Full line Ball Band fOotvear: sii Fupr- sntsed. Joe Mouelliti. ts Church street. VIE are pirfared io Yiare ilO3B oveTcnafs nn sale af a fraftisn 0f fheir Eslus st The TsEEery shop, zas Main st. Come lu ana l0Uk -rm stsf
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28
Service stations, Repairins

ACLTf LINE and electric welding. boiler repairing scored cylinders rehiled to ht old pistons, portable equipment all work guaranteed. storts welding Co, @ t.5en street. fpbons zG54.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28
shore i'ia,e. Tor sale
suDuroan for Sais

s.4-s T=T5-35t..- -.----=------ - BLLNibbi'L-N Niile-tOeih cottage on man lns. laise ioti vwnyr wiH sae rifce. Nat- 500 N Jonca. -gi Main St. phono z4so. PLAISNiLLr.-Ne s-lAInlIg bosisr nYar- Ius eompt.tiot, ali modern contenieng.s. taD-CEg gataEa iu rsaG. located oE 5un. neil Ave. IHe John LoOk Coa aoush St.. IiaIuyI.fe.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28
MotorcYcles and Blcrcles

BICYCLEs-We have used mems bioyelss selling at stO each with guarantee. one brand new tse bicycle st s2s. These must bs sold this week. Charles z. Had hela, zi Myrtle st Just around the cor l,rV ssvsufraa
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28

zcETfLENE wELD1NG. cu'tins ana bfaE-
 tug Carton burning. Hardware City
 Welding Co., iS winthrop st. Tel. zsss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
Rivals Viii
Be Able to
Stand Air
DY BILL BREITENsTEIN

CHELBY, Mont. June 81. = Jack
~ Dempsey and Tommy Gibbons
can stand the altitude.
The arenas eleyation--5.2s3 feet
above sea ievel--wili not affect their
wind in the slightest.
Both will be accllmnted thoroly to
Shclby's rare air when they step into
the ring on the afternoon OF July 4.
leading northern Montana physicians
agree.
Great Falls. where Dempsey is
training. has an altitude OF $500
feet. while Havre. where Gibbons is
working out. has ono OF 2.4s5 feet.
Then Jack. coming from Utah.
naturally is accustomed TO high
elevation. the doctors point out. And
Tommy. they explain, began 10 fortl.
~ himself against 1t on his recent
theatrical tour.
True, the fighters win have TO
breathe deeper 20 get the same
amount Of oxygen they get at lower
attitudes" says DR.. j. h, Reynolds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
NeitherB Boy
GiUen Edge
OUer Rival
Long-Distance Dopesters
Are Now Forced to Re-
wise Their Forecasts
BY WILSON ROSS

GREAT FALLS. Mont. June e.
VI These long.dlstance dopesters
whove been hasing lot on their
forecasts about this coming Jack
Dempsey, Tommy Gibbons battle on
their ideas % the relative sizes OF
The two comhatants. win have a
chance 10 revise their views a biz
when they get n little real data.
Fur there are two very pbnuiar
p<sconcepiions that need correcting
The general idea 4 that Jack
Dempsey has the longer reach and
also that he'll outweigh Tommy CHI.
hons between rs and 20 pounds
when they step into the ring.
But that's an wrong. The truth
Is Gibbons has ont inch longer reach
than the champion. and right now
he Is a. heavy II not bit heavier
than Dempsey.
Broadcast placaris showing meas.
urements of the two give figures in.
dicatlng pempseys reach Is two
Inches greater than Gibbons. But
they, too. arc an wrong. Gibbons
saeh Is exactly "a inches from
finger tip to finger tip. while pemp.
sey's L. "a inches.
Furthermore. Tnmmys arms are
90 constructed that ne cannot
s,raighten them out when his reach
5 iaped. or he would have an inch
or two moro than the measure
shows.
On the ether hand. Jack stretches
his arms straight as an arrow. 20
he gets the fun reach when meas.
ured.
Now as to weight. That's even
more startling.
pcmpscy's avoirdupols has been
given on, ns between 100 and 1875
pounds. Fact Of the matter Is that
right now be weighs around $50.
and is considerably under what he'll
probably tip the beam az when he
steps into TIE ring a; shelby. on
July I.
Gibbons, on the other hand IL
pretty close 70 fs5 now. And he *.
poets 80 b. down around $50. OF
eyrn trlflc less when the Rong
sounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
MANY STARS
ELIMINATED
IN NET PLAY

DERkEIEY. Cal. June 2T.--The
bnfh day OF the Pacific Coast
tennis championship tournament be.
ing played ON the courts OF tho
Berkeley Tennis club here found tho
list OF hundred and more entrants
considerably depleted. with some Of
tho stars, both men and women and
most OF the tyros. fallen by tie way.
side.
Wednesdays matches Included:
Chandler and stow VS.. Periolat
and stewart: Henry Grafton vs..
Bobby sehsrs, boy protege Of VIM
r. Tilden. national champion: Stow
W. Wise; Casey We. Elmer Griffin:
Chandler Va. Munroe: Avery Follett
vs. Dorothy Schwartz and many
doubles and mixed doubles matches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27

more, a barren skyline Of $50 degrees
at which 90 look.
incidentally Great Falls has every.
thing 20 gain IN the way Of advertis
Ing. with little 10 lose. When al is
over. rs liitlo shelby that win be
left 20 rake up the scraps from the
back yard
And Shelby has a typical Montana
history. Shelby has seen n cowboy
raid on a theatrical company passing
thru Shelby has seen railroad ban.
dts shot. and Indians shot IT'S a
great little railroad junction.
But what's all this got 20 do with
the fighl7 what's the fight talk7
What's the INTEREST," How much did
Dempsey weigh at 1880 .. m. today?
How many times today did Gibbons
hlt his second sparring partncr7 How
are the men breathingg Arc the cold.
sores healed on Gibbons lips7 Did
Dempsey get his feet wet az any
timer IL Il true that he's not work.
ing hhrdg How many times today
dld Gibbons skip rope?-ail that.
That's what people want 10 hear.
Not about when shelby was founded.
or how IL viii look after the Fourth.
Gawsh no.
tn better TO answer oue. question
at n time. take tho first % begin
with. WHATS tho INTEREST,""
Well. there IS a farmer in Belt
Who's dead broke. Yet he wanted 20
bet on Gibbons. He bet with the
towns barber The farmer bet the
barber two dozen eggs against a II.
nanciai equivalent In shayes.
Maybe tho United Press carried the
story. don't know. Yet 10 dot Il
answers the question, What's the
intercst?" There IS
Oh. hum, Hope It's not raining in
Seattle like Il IL here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
Lack of Fast Ball Pruett's
Outstanding Fault as Pitcher

AcK o. last Lefty 81 Louis Browns
II from developing pitcher young
makes speciality Of striking out Babe Ruth beating
Yankees e already has Somethng like
Pruett unqueaIonAby deceptive in tho
country In his Fouhpaw fndeaway delivery with
the famous Mathewnon fadcasay
Incidentally Il drive even
the contact with the bail b
Pruett unfortunately lacks bali
fadaway specially
te look fadeaway This enables
them to conform their tho plate TINT
he had good fast ball would be impossible
such a a the
Tho lack OF tho fast ball enables tho
Pructis stuff game a. relief
pitcher he continues shine battles
for a time.