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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-25


ijugadas ,propinandose ambos teams &C.
rosri Los, TiCaribbeans" dan su cordelito
VA guinadas que Andino hace Guilo,
este eompEende su signihcacion Y dis
para cuatro ,,bolas por. encima, de pri-
mera base dando lugar a. que empaten
los mantequilleros de Cheney. Sc tri-
buta una saliva de aplausos a Ginorio
por su direction. panzudo de Manolo,
contrariado, da la voz de alerta sue
nan todos los timbres de los asegura-
dores ordenando el ataque Vienen to-
dos juramentados y rolean de tai ma
nera que Ginorio mete la -cabeza deba-
jo de la TERRA nlientras los chicos de
las polizas Sc anotan, gracias a los re-.
lines deseoncertan cinco carreras.
llegaEdo a urlftotal, de, To- contra after
rpinan6le asilr rel L juegqG6L Los6 queseros
Sc plantasltWinQ vale1la oastucia dei Te-
lesforo.9que e3plbtof al nig,paf' que 2Pis
chipen.of sofloi il sup RbGmsE n( 20
Redojanl Reias, efdenS' NIanelbi ytesto'
Sc ittadAiee 9HG edeBsrffoss naaf1tehefhos
al sla defeAsieae para eaitat' auee6 6tfd
,'fnniagigo ot5afoiei feIatado, eobligtie raj
Ia evaporation de oseduesos. W. ~',''
w aaTes % sa2omoIq, 28l asidi
Gn9nrsiSi S9nsiS2imn1.92h mn92hHnp H para 38lsEarsss idayas
en alta voz; itosdto 81 IFilyylpqdo yylpqd rf3ffonocE
"a superioridad de mi team sobre1 ei
ossGo Goyen 9e 9So5esesssodd 9Soees DUE 5s saRl salem
de- distihtas dTaatci6hRes Que 81 i9sc Eco las
lie3a fpof todasa parfes sVitsa9-iVSeef4ssaa iSe4ssa Y
1'bdcAe = plumb ipoi9Bq ! % coldofgete" >,
pals y pedf5n Dfnaceta yfRoiyo, "ccaafhaai cana
palsopT siiGsI afsFf0 adopsi 3o0enfiid'
Un fepresentante de Cheney Sc
acerca y no halla un solo queso sano,
todos Sc han derretido. Claro -r11ur-
muran-no estaban asegurados... la
culpa es de Ginorio, lie he dicho que le
saque Ell cuerpo al Caribbean" per,
siste. LIE romperan la cabeza Ese
team es un bloque
Alguien diio en- voz baja: 10 que es
esta semana no toman cafe con queso
esos muchachos antillanos Ginorio tie,
ne la culpa..
Alosalirgdel terreno, buscamos Gi,
ynprio y no lie vemos. Por fin, le en-;
contramos debajo de un caro- de cocos
almorzandose una tela, mientras dos la
grinnitas surcaban sus mejillas. Muir
nura Ell; falta de queso, por la pa,
liza, tengo que satisfacer mi apetito
con un beefteak cangrejero. Hambre. :.
hambre... de derrotar al Caribbean"
Estas dos novenas han medido sus
fuerzas siete veces: seis triunfos para
|el Caribbean y uno para el KRAFT
PICA-PICA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-25
nLos pIABLos vERpEs,

Los "Diablos verdes", de Santurce
policfas Nazario Miranda Remedic
Lopez, ocuparon iiltimamente tres
alambiques en- poder de Ernesto Cas-
tro, Juan Lopez v Felipe Fernandez
habiendo destrufdo en- los manglares
diez alambiques mas y GO pipas de ba-
tici6n. Estos policfas son Ia ''c6cora
de los alambiqueros del. poblado.
Evening star., 1923-11-27
DRY SQUAD CHANGES
MADE. IN BALTIMORE
Paul A. Chamberlain Replaces
Linton S. Evans as Head
of Agents.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Md, November 21.-
The long expected shake-up in the
force of federal prohibition agents in
Baltimore was announced yesterday,
when II. NJ. Luckett, divisional chief
of the prohibition force, came here
from Washington and ordered the
changes.
Linton S. Evans, head of the squad
for the last few months, was ordered
back to Washington, where he will
be given a special commission from
Haynes office. His place will be filled
by Paul A. Chamberlain.
II have little to say about the
change" said Mr.. Chamberlain. Eek
cept that I shall try to conduct the
operation of the forces in Baltimore
in a manner that will show results.
take active charge Immediately
Mr.. Luckett expressed himself as
being satisfied with conditions in Bal
timore.
Evening star., 1923-11-27
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Evening star., 1923-11-27
Find Gold Monkeys.

nv the AssOclated Press.
LUNOR. Egypt. November a7.-
Continuing his investigation of the
contents of Tutankhamen's mortuary
Evening star., 1923-11-27

chamber. Howard Carter is said to
nave discovered against the outer
ers, faded to a drab color by their
long preservation.
On a back beam of the outer
shrine, which incloses the inner shell
around the sarcophagus, were found
two statues covered with gold rep
resenting monkeys. one seated on a
miniature chair. and the other so
placed that the tail curled around the
woodwork. 1t is believed they were
posted there to represent sentries
protecting the sanctity of the inner
shrines and whatever lies beneath
them.
1t is officially announced that the
first press visit to the tomb will be
on Tuesday of next week.
Evening star., 1923-11-27
ADVERTISEMENT

hot cereals. In preparation. aud
two tablespoonfuls of Bran for
each person, mixing it with the
cereal to be cooked.
Kellogg's Bran is especially de-
licious in raiSin bread, mullins, pan
cakes. macaroons. etc. Recipes ap-
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Realize what kellogg's Bran Is
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The horrors to come should guide
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it in some form each day.
You can drive constipation out of
your family with Kellogg's Bran
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human illness. First-ciass hotels
and clubs serve kellogg's Bran in
individual packages. Ask for it at
your restaurant. All grocers.
Evening star., 1923-11-27
P0INCARES GIVE DINNER
TO HONOR GEN. PERSHING
Ambassador Herrick and Marshals
Foch, Joffre and Petain Among
Invited Guests.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, November 27.--Premier Poin-
care and Nine. Poincare last evening
gave dinner in honor Of Gen. John j.
Pershing, the guests including Myron
T. Herrick. the American amba ssador
Marshals Foch, Joffre, Petain and Fran
chet d'Esperey Minister of War Mag
mot, Minister of Marine Raiberti and
Col. T. Bentley Mott, military attache
of the American embassy
Evening star., 1923-11-27
"PLAY JURY" OUT OF JOB.

NEW YORK, November 27.-The
play jury of 200 prominent citizens,
organized last winter as an alterna- :
tive to political censorship" of the
drama, virtually was scrapped yes
terday by License Commissioner 'Au-
gust w. GlatZmayer, with the an
nouncement that in the future COM
plants against productions will be
taken before a grand jury and not
the play jury.
Evening star., 1923-11-27

private banks. foreign exchange
firms and employment agencies. with
chains reaching to points of embark
alton in Europe, were fleeing in
coming aliens, Pignataro told Senator
Salvatore A. Gothic, who conducted
the hearing.
Evening star., 1923-11-27

iieve tho ring" is represented IN
nearly every state of the Union
man who gave his name as Harr,,
Ioback was arrested hero after bs
mad passed one OF the alleged counter.
feited notes.
The bills are good limitations :.
iederal reserve currency. bearing tic
likeness of Andrew jackson.
Evening star., 1923-11-27

lar notes by betting them on foot
ball games, federal agents announce
here.
Many Of these bills. the federal
agents said, were bet on the Michi-
gan Wisconsin game.
Since the arrest OF Mrs. Mary
Snyder here some time ago federal
agents have made an investigation.
which they say has led them to be-
Evening star., 1923-11-27

Copyright, 1913, by the New York
iihes' ny arrangement with the
Carnarvon Estate.)
LUAoR, Egypt. November a7.-The
taking of Photographic records of the
outer shrine in the tomb of Tutankh-
amen, and of various objects mention
ed as being Immediately within its
doors. which occupied the greater
part of the last week is now com,
pleted The store chamber, contain
ing: among other objects the canopic
shrine and the beautiful goddess fig
ures, mas been boarded in to protect
II during the coming operations aud
VIII remain sealed up in this way un-
III the removal of the shrines rem
ocrs It practicable to deal with its
contents. 49,
The objects between three sides of
the outer shrine and the walls of the
Sepulchral chamber have now been
removed. thus freeing a passage all
around 1or the erection of scaffoldins
Ihe objects within the outer shrine
have still to be moved before the door
can finally be closed in readiness
Tor the diSmantling
Today being Tuesday-the local day
or rest-there will be. as is usual
on that day. no work in the tomb
False Impression Corrected.
special Cable to The star and the New
York Times.
LONDON, November 27-The Lon
d"n Times in publishing today its
copyrlEhted account of the work at
the tomb. adds this editorial note:
In view of the misleading state
ments which are again obtaining cur
rencE, u seems desirable to place on
record the fact that the financial pro
ce"ds of the Times arrangement with
executors of the late Lord Carnarvon
tor the distribution throughout the
press of the world of the news and
photographs of Howard Carter's dis
coVeries in the tomb of Tutankhamen
are wholly devoted to the cost of the
work a the tombs. The sole bene-
hclary is the cause of scientific re-
search"
Find Gold Monkeys.
Rv the Associated Press.
LUNOR, Egypt. November a.-
Continuing. his investigation of the
contents of Tutankhamen'S mortuary
Evening star., 1923-11-27
TELLS OF IMMIGRANTS
FLEECED BY WHOLESALE
Thousands Swindled by Fraudulent
Exchanges and Other Systems,
Federal Investigator Charges.
Rv rho Associated Pros,

By the Associate Press
NEW YORK, November 27-Swin-
ding of thousands of immigrants in
New York state through fraudulent
exchange practices, employment
charges, and collections of pay, was
charged by John j. Pignataro. spe-
cial Investigator for the state de-
partment of labor, at a hearing of the
joint Legislative committee to inves-
tigate exploitation of immigrants
Twelve hundred steamship agencies,
Evening star., 1923-11-27
COUNTERFEIT $40 BILLS
BET ON FOOT BALL GAME

By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS. November 27.-Youths
posing as students have aided in the
distribution Of counterfeited ten-dol-
Evening star., 1923-11-27
READY TO REMOVE
PHARAOH'S SHR|NES
Photographic Record Com
plete, Carter Clears Objects
in Mortuary Chamber.

wy cable TO The Star and the New York
Times. Copyright 1923 by the New York
lines. BY arrangement with the
Carnarvon EstateO
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-11

Tommy ard the bully fought four
rounds. From the second round Glib
hons didn't know whether ne was
IL the ring or in a ship on a ough
sea. He thought he was losing. Bat
after it was ever the gang gather I
around him and cheered. He had
licked the club bully
Il guess I stuck out my chest. q"
relates Gibbons. and tried to act Ike
what they wanted their hero 10 be
after that"
They Meet Again
Nearly "a year later ne joined the
Arc Light Cluu. There ne found the
hully again. And again he whipped
him.
Mike decided Tommy might just as
we'll earn some money. 700. EIe
matched mis- younger brother on the
same card with himself at MinneapO-
lis. The fellow he picked for our
heCo was named Cyclone Kelly.
But Tommy didn't find him such a
cyclone. lie put Kelly to sleep in
the fifth round
Gibbons purse was supposed to be
SIS The promoter didn't want to
lay him. While Mike was arguing
with the promoter about it. Tommy
noticed that tine gentleman had a IS
bill in his hand. He looked az the
aiH and then at Mike.
Mike took the cue. He grabbed
the five spot and said-'Well we'll
just take this"
And Then New York
That was Sept. 25. 1911. Tommy
had fought his first fight. And he
admits he was pretty much elated
over its outcome.
His second fight came off a week
later with K. o. Brown. Gibbons gos
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Semi-PrOs, Amateurs

Herb Campbell's Miltaries completed the
first leg of their attempt at the baseball
championship Of the west side Sunday aft
ernoon at Riverside No. l. when the Mill
taries defeated the Ferndales, to l. The
winners collected eleven hits and the losers.
six. Shine and Cox formed the battery Tor
worked for the Ferndales. Snodgrass. the
Manual star. who was picked as all-city
ond base for the Militaries and participated
IN couple Of sparkling double plays.
Hanley played good game at third for the
winners. Radigan is asked TO get in touch
with the manager of the Miiitaries.
The 1900 Cataracts lost a tough one to
Greenwood Sunday. l to 0. The batteries
were Cook, Henson and EssiciI for the
Cataracts and johnson and Agnes for Green
wood. The Cataracts play at Five Points
next Sunday There will be meeting at
July games address H. G. Johnson, AL
Harlan ST. or call Webster 1895.
The Hottentots failed to show up for their
game Sunday with the Washington club.
The WashingtOns defeated Donlins Bulldogs
to 2, in a practice game The Washing
tons want games with the Riverside A. A,
7. p. C., Brooksides and other fast teams
during the month of July. Address d. Kahn.
IL \. Keystone Ave. or call Webster 5471.
The Jackson Reds won a double. header
sunday. defeating tie Armstrong HANDLERS
IA TO 10. and the indianapolis Bleaching
Co. 8 to . For games With the Reds call
Belmont 24S5. and ask for Bill
The scores in the Sunday Morning League
were as follows: Gibson Auto Company. 8;
Western Union, D: Postoffice. 20: Marott
Shoe Shop ? Schloss Company, 12; Pas
senger Traffic, 9.
The Brookside Odd Fellows baseball team
will meet at Walter Quandts residence.
1919 Dearborn St. next Friday night. All
playek are asked to report.
ThS< Ac1nes hung UP their seventh
straight w4ctory Sunday when they defeated
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-11
CARD Of HEAWES
PLANNED JUNE 70
Burke to Meet WigginS in
Ten-Round Go,

Chuck Virgins for the main go at
Tomlinson Hall show on June 20
That is the announcement OF Match
maker Druley The main event will
go ten rounds
Burke and Virgins have met three
times, in two fifteen round bouts and
one twenty Virgins got two decis-
ions and one was called a draw
Druley states that he is trying to
give the fans something new in the
way of fsticuffs and Is brining in a
heavyweight show. He is planning
thirty rounds Of boxing with the big
boys In all bouts
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Sl5 and a broken rib out Of it. He
Knocked Brown out IN the NTH. too
Brown was a colored boxer, the
only one Tommy ever fought
Mike thought I was Coins- to be
a wonder" said Tommy. "S1 did l.
Wen 90 down to New York and
make some real jack he told me"
Mike got him a match on the same
card on which he, himself was box
ing at Billy Gibson's Paramount Club
New YOrk--;hat was going To mean
lot TO Tommy.
TO BE Continued
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-11

haywood in a one-sidod contest - to .
The pitching Of DAILY for the winners was
the feature Of the game. He struck out
sixteen. The Acmee viii hook up with the
Eagle As Sunday at RhOdius Park at 3 80
on Diamond No. /. The Acmes are having
a hard time finding any. opposition and
in the 16-year-old class, The Arsenal Cubs
College Cubs, indianapolis and other teams
are asked to take notice. The manager Of
the Eagles and Pess 80 are asked to call
Belmont 0457 and ask for Eddie.
The INDIANAPOLIS Senators defeated the
Delaware A. C.s Sunday, g TO 4 Walker 8
pitching featured for the Delawares, while
Waldo played the best game for the Sen
ators. For games with the senators, call
Stewart 1877. between 9 and $50 p. M,
and ask for Bill. Logan take notice.
The PenlIsy Grays defeated the 1900
Cataracts Saturday. to / Barker of the
winners gave up only three 5hits. The
day to be played at their new enclosed park
Call Webster 1904 after p m. and ask
for Day.
Tom Grady hurting for the Mapeton Re
serves. let the Great Easterns down with
two hits. yesterday Afternoon at Feirview
]. GARRISON. behind the bat for Mapleton,
played a faultlcss game. Cook and Pitcher
formed the battery for the Easterns. Grady
famed ten batsmen.
The Riverside A As made it eight
straight Sunday by easily defeating the Y,
p c. team at Penusy Park II to g.
Schmutte allowed only three bits and
struck out twelve. ScholTs catching and
heavy hitting by Rabe Bader and Miller
featured the contest The batteries-River-
side. Schmutte and Schon; Y. p. C.s,
o Rourke and Mullen
JEWELS A. B. c. defeated Linton Sun
day by a score of 8 TO 8. The A. B., Cs
have open dates on June II and July 1.
and ). For games address Warner Jeweu,
1928 Northwestern Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-11
TRIPLE PLAY At
HARTFORD CITY
MendenhaII Executes It Un-
assisted Against Decatur
Bp Times SpecioI

BIZ Times SpecsdI
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, June IL
Second Baseman Mendenhall Of the
Hartford City Independent team exc
cuted a triple play unassisted Sunday
during a game here with Decatur.
With men on first and second ana
none down. Mendenhall leaped into
the air and speared a line drive with
one hand. The hit-and-run was on and
the stage set just right for three-ply
killing.
He touched second for out No. 2 and
then tagged the runner coming from
first for out No. 8. "Mendy" is a form
err De PAW athlete. Decatur won the
game, { 20 2.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-11
CITY TENNIS TOURNEY
POSTPONED BY RAINS
Today's Matches Will BE Played at
Hawthorn Tuesday.

Rain put a crimp in the plans of
the tourney. committee 70 rtAe city
tennis meet and the first round
matches scheduled for today at the
Hawthorn Club were postponed until
Tuesday. And the weatherman says
showers tomorrow.
The matches scheduled for today
will be played at an earlier hour on
Tuesday if the weather permits.
The entry list for mems doubles.
Toys singles, juniors singles, women s
and girls singles will he held open
until Wednesday noon. Those wish
ing TO enter should see William r.
Fogarty, Fletcher American Company,
or J. Porter Seidensticker, GIL Cham
her of Commerce building.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-11

Cy Anderberg is doctor Of golf at
the Peru Country Club. He IS long
and lean ard swings a wicked club.
He finished sixth last year.
Vans Is "A newcomer in indian
apolis and X the professional AT
Pleasant Run course. which he is
al present occupied in making into
E real for-sme course. ALI is an
EnRlishman and learned his golf
under the famous Sim Braid 1t
IS though; that Ward will be
dangerous contender this year
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-11
.ENSMINGER WINS SHOOT
Close Competition in Doubles and
Handicap Events.

Ensminger won the Indianapolis
Gun Club shoot Saturday with Fl score
OF 96 out of 100. Harry Stutz and
Hampton tied for second place with
95 Dougan, Wiggam, Edmonson,
Remy and Emsminger tied for first in
the doubles event, each getting IS out
of the twelve pair. Burford, Wiggam,
and Hampton tied in the handicap
with % birds out of 25 shot at
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State Baseball

Seymour 3; Columbus. o.
Madison. 3: Shelbyvtlle, 4.
Charlottesville. S; Lincoln Highway
(Indianapolis), g.
Greensburg. 8: Batesvtlle. Q.
Marion. %: Hoosier Cubs (Indianap-
oliRl, o.
Noblesville Z; Frankfort, 3.
Huntington, 2: Chicago Giants, 3.
Delphi, 10: Flora. 3.
Coca Colas (Indianapolis), IL: Ben
Danvis. 8.
Upton, z; Elwood. 2.
Arcadia, q PerkinsviIle. 2 40 inningsl.
Muncie 8: Indiana Travellers INDIAN
apoisl. 3.
Carmel. s: Dr11ids (Indianapolisl. 4.
Broad Ripple. s: Lawrence, 1.
Theta Alpha Kappa (Indisnapoltsl. 10;
Whitestowu, 20 inningsl.
Salem, g North Vernon, 4.
JeweIl's A. B. C-s (Indplsl. 8: Linton. g.
Greenwood. 1; Cstarscts, o.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-11

Here are three mighty WALLPAPERS
who are scheduled to do battle in
the Indiana open golf tourney at
the Indianapolis Country Club on
Tuesday aud Wednesday. Indian
with Chick Nelson. pro at Ko-
keno. as he served as professional
n Riverside for several seasons
Chick was second at South Bend
l., the meet last year with a score
Of 300-four seventy fives in q row
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-11
C0L0RED BOXERS SHOW
WELL IN GYM WORKOUTS
Much Action Is Promised in Ring
Show at TOmlinsOn Hall.

Danny Edwards. champion among
colored bantams of America, took on
two sparring partners Sunday and
gave the fans at the Mitchell Club
something to gaze at.
Edwards meets RUDE Rhodes in the
ten-round main go of the all-colored
show at Tomlinson Hall Tuesday
night. Rhodes worked out here Sunday
also and displayed fine hitting power.
Fast Black, who meets Jack Brooks
in a ten.round welter go, took hard
workout Sunday and appeared in good
shape. Brooks trained at a different
club. Eddie Jacobs and Jess BAu. ban
tams. will fill out the card Tuesday
with a ten-round prelim.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-11
LUIS NEXT ACT
GOES TO MEXICO
Firpo Sure Knows How to
Collect the Pesos,

BIZ United Press
HAVANA. June 1l.-Luis Angel
Firpo collected a few thousand pesos
today and made arrangements to de-
part for Mexico City. where he win
bowl over another set-up before re-
turning to the States to meet Jess
Willard.
Firpo will engage Jim Hibbard Of
Rochester and Brooklyn next Sunday
in the Mexican capital He had an
easy time knocking out Italian Jack
Herman here Sunday in the second
round
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-11
Tl0eDe Americans Strive for Top onors British Open Tourney
Here Tuesday

Baseball-Minneapohs VS.. In
dianapolis, benefit game for
Riley Hospital fund, Washington
Park, 8 p. m.
Golf-Indiana open tourney,
Indianapolis Country Club, first
round championship play.
Tennis-Annual city tourna-
ment games at Hawthorn Club.
BOxing-BOuts at new arena at
Fl. Benjamin Harrison and all
colOred show at Tomlinson Hall.
Both performa lces at night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-11
LA SALES AND PINTAS
WIN IN K. C. LEAGUE
Games are Holly Contested in Sunday
Morning Circuit.

The K. of c. League games on Sun
day morning at Riverside were hotly
contested. The Pintas won from the
Calumets, I to + and the La Sales
defeated the Caseys. to 5.
The features Of the Pinta victory
was a homer by Klalber and pitching
ofiZeyen for the Pintas. The features
Of the La Sale win was the base
running Of Jackson and McHugh's
triple. Jansen of the Caseys struck
out nine men, but lost his own game
by wild pitch which let In the win
ming run
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-11
BY HENRY FARRELL.
United Press Sports Editor.

Copyright, 1928. by United PressJ
SHELBY Mont. June 11.-With
Tommy Gibbons working. a rodeo go
ing full blast, a hurlesque show doing
twO-a-day and squad Of dry
sleuths shopping around, Shelby to,
day became a real busy burg.
The whole town is enthusiastic for
everything and everybody except the
dry agents and the word was passed
that the skids are being prepared for
them.
Several night raids were made on
the outskirts and a few bottles OF beer
conf1scated. Nothing stronger was
found although a narrow escape is re-
ported.
Changes in Owl Life
Bat reform is being accomplished
The night-Hfe places are undergoing
change. The Days Of 40" has
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-11
Pugs, Show Girls, Dry Sleuths Are Busy

changed its glaring billboard sign to
read The Days Of 1928" and The
Chicken Shack" has painted out its
sign. becoming nameless for The time
being Business became so bad at
The Black Cat that admission now
Is charged for a view OF what was.
The Blue Mouse" has been turned
into a hot dog stand.
While the night life Is dead. the
town folks swarm 10 the rodeo where