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Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-28
HOLTVILLE
BY Press staff Correspondent

By Press starr Correspondent
HOLTVILLE, Oct. 28.-James
Moore and Austin Lester spent last
week in the mountains hunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. EaH1r arc
spending week AT the Barbara
Worth hotel in FL Centre visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. L0ngstapp
arrived home after two we ks >
stay at their apartment house IN
San Bernardino.
ID. j. Moore and son, Daniel, spent
the week i'll San Bernafdino
visiting relntives.
George Pinney was Il business
visitor in FL Centre yesterday.
The many Holtville friends OF
Mrs. Blanche Childers are rejoicing
at her return to the Imperial Val
ley, after an absence of several
years. Mis-. Childers will make her
permanent home in Ell Centre.
Mrs. ID. j. Moore, Jr., spent the
weekend with her parents in El
Centric.
Mrs. NJ. C. Blanchard left for
Los Angeles Sunday where she will
order the latest models in gowns for
The style show which will be held
at the Arcpde theatre November 4.
The machinery for the Harris Cot
ton Gin arrived here yesterday. The
machinery, which was purchased
from the Murry Gin Company, Dal-
las, Texas, is being installed by c.
r. Taylor and will be ready tor
operation November 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. White spent
Sunday visiting relatives in Yuma.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. w. Johnson and
daughter. Mable, arrived here last
night from Arizona on their way
home. They spent the night with
friends and expect to leave today.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Johnson were resi-
dents of Holtvillc for several years
aud are now making their home IN
Whittier.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-28
Betty COmpsOn Is
Featured In Film

Go TO your rival for the best adj
wise on how to win buck your wife!
If you can 7 steal bis thunder, ask
him to lean it 10 you 1t is done
IN "Thc Fast Set in which Betty
CompaOn plays the wife, Adolphe
MenJou has the part Of the intrigu-
ing great lover" and Elliott Dcx-
ter appears as the husband. The
picture come tonight to the Palace
theater and will show again tomor-
row night.
The situation is one Of the most
unique IN motion pictures, and, as
handled by william de Mile, who
produced the picture, is delightfully."-
aatlric.
In the featured east with Miss
CompsOn, Mcuou and Dexter, is
Zasu Pitts as the human pawn, who
IS used by the husband in his daring
exploit 10 keep his wife from max
ing fool of herself.
Ihe Millard Brothers in their
Chick act" which created such hi
lanty wIll show again tonight. They
are said TO have created hurricane
of laughter last night at the local
theater.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-28
Mystery Note At
Inquest Causes
Much Conjecture
Nv United Press Leased Wire

san MATEO, Cal, Oct. 2S.-In-
quest into the death of Frank Ross
Chambers last night dispelled ru-
mors of murder having entered the
case, but it east new element of
mystery into the death of Marilou-
ise Chambers, who died two weeks
before her father.
A note was lntroGaced, in evil
dcnce. found in Chambers posses
sion, which, in rambling phrases,
declared that Marilouise had not
shot herself to death.
"She was murdered,' the note
read.
DO YOU think you can find the
man who was with Marilouise just
before her death?'' it went ON.
Try and get me. Impossible. -
The letter was significant in that
it was signed with the initials ON.
g. in such Il manner as to indi-
cate the letters formed a cryptic
gram. The same letters appear sew
eral times in diary Marilouise is
alleged to have. written. The eoro-
ner's jury returned verdict of sui
eide in the case of Chambers and
detectives took over the rambling
note for further investigation.
Marilouise died from a supposed
ly self inflicted gunshot wound tive
weeks before her father committed
suicide. Both had been addicted tC
drugs.
Mrs. Beatrice Chambers, Cham
bers second wife and stepmother of
Marilouise, was present at the in
quest.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-28
: THINGS WOMEN ARE
DOING EVERYWHERE

Th, women of Purda never go
out unless they are heavily v.eiled,
wearing long cloak, reaching
from her head TO the bottom Of her
gown.
Mrs. Henrietta King, whose Tex
as ranch of more than million
acres is conceded TO be the largest
in the United states, recently eel
cbrated her ninety-second birthday.
Miss Dorothy Logan. adiIdged
the most beautiful girl in Wyoming,
has been selerted as Princess Pc
trolia. for the oil convention to be
held next month in OklJhoma.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-28
Aged Woman Tries
Suicide as Mate
of 40 Years Dies

SAN RAFAEL, C;I., Oct. 2S.-
Giving way to grief as death claim
ed the man to whom she had been
married forty years, Julia White
took poison rate Monday in an at
tempt 30 join him in eternity.
Trainmen missed the familiar
sight Of James White s face 1T the
Ignacio station of the Northwestern
Pacific Railroad, investigated and
were barely in time to rush the aged
woman to hospital here where
a fight is being made for her life.
Let s see now. In Canada, Il horse
threw the Prince of Wales, perhaps
just to make him. feel at home.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-28
TUN,NEY IS VICTOR

MEMPHIS.-Gene Tunney, light
heavyweight champion of the Unit
ed States, scored a one round knock
out here las night over Harry
Foley of Hot Springs The finish
ing punch came in two minutes and
five seconds.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-28
wATTERsoN ASSOCIATE DEAD
BY United Press Leased Wire

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. 28.-
General w. 3. Haldeman, 7s, for
mer associate Of Henry Watterson.
died suddenly of heart disease 1T
Churchill Downs race track here
late Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-28

And popular girl tells Us she
must give in and start isissing Or her
neck muscles will develop like those
of q wrestler.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-28

Chicago prisoners are kicking
about the way the place is run, and
it really is said to be too confin-
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-28

Some busiii'ss men travel around
SO much when fley do eat at homo
they look for the menu.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-28

After frying any spattery food
wipe off the stove with an old news
paper. 1t will not only make the
stove clean and polish better but
will do away with any odor Of
cooking that would linger around
the spattered grease.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-28

One housewife who packs her
husband S lunch frequently makes
her pies in the form of tarts or
tiny pies baked in ramekins. Then
the following day one or two of
these delicious dainties can be
packed in hubby's lunch.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-28
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SUGGESTIONS THAT
ARE USEFUL FOR
ALL HOME MAKERS

Tea and coffee pots should bs
thoroughly dried after washing
and then allowed to stand with the
lids half off or raised so air can
reach the inside and keep il sweet.
If steel knives are rusted from
being put away, soak the blades in
sweet oil for about an hour. Then
thrust them in the garden soil
several times. Polish with fine
emery powder and the blades will
be like new.
Evening star., 1924-07-19
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

WANTED BY COUPLE or ROOMS.
sitchenette and bath; completely rniShed /:
August 10 October l must be reasonable
Address RoX 95K Star Office oIs
MODERN APT. WITH = BEDROOMS. FUR
nlshed or unfurn shed; vicinity Park rd. 18th
st; until December: two adults Address Roy
l01k Star office. ri.
2-RuoM. k1TCHESETTE. PORCH APT
WIN or near garage: two adults: permanent
reasonable. Address Box 6S X Star office .
TWO OR THREE UNFCRNISBED ROOMS
bath: kitcheDetfe, porch: hgh-claSS neirhhor-
hood: detached house apt. Phone Columbia
9osl-W or address Box 43 X. Star ortice. 2na
BY AUG . OR ROOMS BATH: HITCH
Ell. furnished or unfurniShed: ne or NV 4:
near paroc HAL school: one adult. children
Address Box 81 h. Star office 1Is
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ROOMS AND BATH s9s so
4 ROOMS AND BATH $50 90
l.. ". GRONMES lI1R
WHY WORRY ABOUT

hOoMS AMI IL SyU, VI
l.. W. GROOMES. I41s ST
WHY WORRY ABOUT
RENT
When yon can do as hundreds of others are
DONG! Buy and own your own apartment
for less than you paying as rent
The Allan f. Walker plan Of cooperative
apartment ownership will make you a happy
owner instead Of dissatisfied tenant.
Rutland Courts,
1925 18th st. NV.
Delightful 2room and bath apt Price.
So,3oo tash payment and S3GSJ per month
buys the apartment
" Well arranged and spacious Broom apt
per month.
Cavanaugh Courts.
1874 18th ST. NV
= rooms and bath. Price only 81, 900 Cash
payment and only 1892 per month
Da SmeSs .GSns and and 80 bath sa pdes $3.50 Cash
limited number Of larger ants in other
walker cooperative buildings
The monthly payment in each case in
clndes proportionate share OF operating ex-
penses, interest aud all charges-and very
substantial payment on principal
ASK Any Cooperative Owner
Allan +. W alker & Co. Inc.
s13 18th st. NV Main as9o
THE WESTFIELD (NEW),
Cor. Sind and r Sts NV.
) Rooms and bath. $3.50.
High elevation - most select section of
MOORE & HILL. INC,
go 18th St. NV.
THE PRESIDENTIAL.
18th AND l. sTS NV
:, rooms. foyer. baths.
rooms. baths.
nd
THE JEFFERSON.
!; rooms. bath.
THE MAYCROFT.
18th AND COLUMBIA RID.
: rooms. hath. so and ST.. 80
) rooms, bath. s12l and s1&5.
THE ASHLEY.
18th AND CALIFORNIA SIS. NV
rooms, bath, porch rec hall.
Newly papered and painted throughout
THE lRN1NGTON.
1881 TEA ST
Apt No - rooms. kitchen and bath bath e.,
open for inspection.
POTOMAC PARK.
2lst AND SITS. NV.
room, breakfast room. ktch. & bath $50
:; rooms and bath. SGJ and rip
New building. just completed
THE RODMAN.
36os CONNECTICUT AVE
rooms and bath. SsT 80
3 rooms and BATH $50 and ST. 80
3O1S CONN AVE. NV.
8 rooms and bath. s6J.
ISL n. II. AVE.
) rooms and bath. SO
1869 21st ST. NV.
rooms aud bath. s42 90
10l1 H ST.
: rooms, kitchen and bath. $40
w. II. WEST COMPANY.
W. l.. F. KING F.. G. PERRY
s1s 18th ST. NV
Evening star., 1924-07-19

WANTED-CHILDREN to board at Mt olney
arm; large, comfortable home: careful at
fention: large la-n. grove of forest trees; l.
miles from Washington. on main road to
olney, Md: busses a day by door Phone
Sandy Spring 22-F12. Mrs. X. p Hines. jr.
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BOARD IN DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY HOME
near town; bath on each floor; electric lights
throughout: excellent table; riding, swimming
dancing: $40 10 $3.50 per week. Mrs. Is. NJ
tJ'lICK. Culpeprr Va
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

BROOKLAND, 25O3 18th ST. \ E.-FURSISa
ed. two large rooms with kitchen. breakfast
alcove. bath, shower and large porch: a m i ;
new apartment house. o0s
THREE LARGE ROOMS. attract:veIy furnish
ed: porcelain sink. fireplace. hot water heat
large modern bath. electricity: beautiful colo
NAL bone, surrounded by three acres of lawn.
shrubbery and garden: unusual opportunity Y
for congenial couple to share a So. 900 home.
One square from cars; p minutes by auto TO
center of city. Phone Woodside 2O-R 20'
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1-RuoM, BAY WINDOW BRICK HOUSE.
gas, furnace heat, bath: IL square from
10Th and Z SITS; very moderate rent Applv
! OWNER. 2nJ kresge bldg. 11th and sis
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~ RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV, AvAILA.
bic August l. attractive Sroom house; steam
heat and electricity: double back porches; will
be paIered to suit tenant; $40 without garage
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Observation-Disclosures.

NEW MODERN BUILDING
CORNER, 9th and A SITS. Sc.
Z and 3 rooms, dining alcove and
bath, some with porches,. now
ready for occupancy. Rents, $50
to S62.5O per month; heat. jani-
tor service and hot water fur
niShed
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ath AND STS. N.E-6-ROOM HOT'SE
sl.I4u HlI9 garage. NV h., $50. EDW. +
~ ~ w AlklI. IA(.. ~ 1.Lth
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FOX KENT-A CORNER GROOM AND i;ATIi
S"u c'iIar ana brirk garage: rent SGJ l2OI
NJ ne. Open for inspection. STONE &
fAIRFAN. 1912 New York ave -.
Evening star., 1924-07-19

MI PLEASANT-LAKGE, SHADY LOT 2
!: seml-dntached; MI: garage; possess, on
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thIhh0N HEIGHTS. MD. CLARK AVE-
rooms. 2-story frame house h-wh aIer,-;,
hshts. WILLIAM s. JONES. 310 6Ist St nc.
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Observation-Disclosures.

1911 18th ST. NV.
rms, bath. elec. heat furn. $s5.
s14 NEW YORK AVE. NV
} rms, cleo. heat furnished, $50
Maln 1901. DAVID E. BARRY, 1907 Fl st
24l5 10Th ST. NV.
Very desirable apartment, ) rooms and
path: all outside rooms; reasonable rent, $85
See janitor
Evening star., 1924-07-19

, LARGE ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH n
cl"Sen sleeping porch: good location: rent $50.
vacant 121 Carroll ave. 1aknma park m.
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lo9 lst Ne, FACING CAPITOL. PARK-I6
r, p steam heat elec.; moderate rent
JOHN SCRIEENER & BRO g14 q e.
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APARTMENTS

II 4th ST. Sc. APT. 3-4 ROOMS AND b.
JOS A. HERBERT x SONS
81, r.. CaDifoI
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1902 18th ST. NV
ioI6 10th Sr NV. s2'o"
ROOMS and bath th...........s $50 90 to s1lo 90
,, 22-:2 QUE s,r. NV. TO- %
= ssoi coSSEc:Tliictu;rf AVE. lfo"
: rooms. kitchenette and bath 30 90
. THE RICARDO. so25 10th sr. NV. WV
THE AMBASsADoR. i7ao 18th hgS sr' 70 NV w W
I room and bath. $;5 90 70 ~ 10
THE CARLO. i475 SPRING G PTAcE. q o ~
$500 18th ST. NV. W,''''''' d."
, rooms rooms. baths. RECEIPT. hall and en-
4 rooms bath and enclosed porch. $50 to 8, So
1a,5 18th ST. NV
: 2los \ ST. NV. ''-''' 10 49,"
rooms and ba Observation-Disclosures. 1000
rooms looms and IND bath ,. tn $50
1925 CHAPLIN ST '-''0 /" ''''0
i.4s asd eak saio:sT 81 S& $40 to 800
rooms and bath. ........ 90 OO
'':Fif THE :is RA&ESswooD. i4si col m 1000
rooms rooms and and bath. bath @,h......... So 30 TO 500
'fsns TE ana $3.50 @is 80 AVE- .G e.
4 rooms and bath .............. - 90
WINS . 800 slst ST: NV: Nww:''.,''' '''0O
As A'a s. SIS 18th ssT NV. s'''' to S''"
THE CLEVELAND. 3039 MACOMB ST.
rooms and ba ath $50 90 to ~ IN
: rooms and sss1 sssr' Micoxs ST: 1900
4 rooms and bath. S75 90 tn So m
3o32 QUE ST
1 rooms and hath. th..........H HS 90 ia 70 m
THE OLYMPIA. 1858 EUCLID ST.
. rooms ana o'tai i7si ST. S:w 10000
H. L. RUST COMPANY.
9l9 18th ST NV. MAIN 6SSs
Evening star., 1924-07-19

PETWoRTH, 1915 sth ST N.w-6 r. AND
D., h.-wh, elec., screens; good condition
large yard. porches: sS5 mo Col 1885 2is
Evening star., 1924-07-19

thah"E' NEW DETACHED HOUSE. nm
bath. h.-w.h.. lavatory etc. 36f5 0uec.do ~
,he'F Chase. ID. c. Inquire 1898 Legation =,
Evening star., 1924-07-19

3t4I 9TH ST.-G KOOMS, SLEEPING PORCH
garage, $40
.stO6 Conn. ave.-6 rooms, all modern 500
Jog Quincy pl.-6 rooms. double garage s6J
1866 OTIS ST.-S rooms. 800
PETTY & PETTY.
Evening star., 1924-07-19

FORT STRONG VILLA, one mile Washington.
on Lee Highway, Va: large rooms: excellent
meals; milk, fresh eggs and large garden;
families taken. Take Cherrydale bus seth
and NJ SITS. get Off at Fort Strong Villa l9n
Evening star., 1924-07-19
UNFuRNISHED APARTMENT,
1882 10th st. NV.

1854 Conn. ave. NV. room, hath. 500. OC
30 Seaton st. NV, 6 rooms. bath. :, so 90
1915 Park I'd. nv, rooms. bath. ...... 45.O
1346 H st. me-, 9 rooms, bath. ........ AZ. 81
1a0o 9 st. NV, rooms. bath. gas. -. 81. sc
rs 18th place ne. rooms, hath. q. &C
. THOMAS r. BROWN, SIT Az. ST. S.W.
Evening star., 1924-07-19
HARRY A. KITE, INC.
Main 4846. 1914 K St. NV.

Kew Gardens.
ZOO Que Street.
Suites in this big new building are now
aVailable. If you want comfortable and
conveniently arranged Apartment you will be
Interested IN IN seeing these. Every Apartment
IN rev Gardens is complete little Home
making unit. There's nothing that you would
change-everything for making you comfort
able and happy is ready at hand
Dining Room Cafeteria.
Suites Of from three to seven rooms with
per month.
Have our Resident Manager take you
through-he is in attendance every day and
evening.
HARRY A. KITE.
Uncorporated)
1914 Is st. Phone Main 1916,
Evening star., 1924-07-19

NEAR LINCOLN PARK STORY BRICK
rooms, bath. latrobe heat, newly decorataJ
Rent, $i5. "'''
Main 1901. DAVID L RAERY 1sn- u :.
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Observation-Disclosures

APARTMENTS CONSISTING OF RMS.
each, nicely furnished: ami. running water,
elec.. h. h.. sleeping rooms. nicely flir-
nshed: also l single room: nice clean rooms.
ReaSonable rent. l2i { ST. 9le
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SlN-ROoM HOTSE WITH THREE ACRES
OF ground. fruit trees and garden. artesiap
Wen iocafed near Masonic and Eastern Star
Home; rent, So per month
ROSS & PHELPS
Evening star., 1924-07-19

NJ" SEMI DETACHED BRICK. SIN ROOMS
500 ,srIerhed sleeping and breakfast porches :
o|' ouaeAenbos st. NV; $50 Key al So7
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30S ST. NV. 1st FLOOR--PRIVATE RM.
for lady gentleman, adjoining bath; con
vnniently located: reas. Inquire Ant II. 20
1904 OGDEN ST, NEAR 18th ST. BRIDGE
Attractively furnished apartment. three rooms,
bath and kitchenette; first floor, new house;
garage; front porch; trees. Lease, $50 per
month. Phone Col. T.Ol 2Os
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WANTED-ROOMS.

LARGE. bright. unflrnisbed in quiet home
elect and phone: vicinity Goth and on Eye
St; reasonable; Aug l. Address Box lax.
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Observation-Disclosures

JOHN F. DONOIIOE 4 SONS.
3l4 Pennsylvania Ave. S.E.
The Germania, No. 2-5 r.. elec 10000
623 Pa. ave. e. No. "a r.. light furn. $500
13s Il at. Sc, No 2-f r.. elec. 5000
l1S 3rd st se-o r..........4 1000
12S ID st. Sc, No. "a r..............- 80
FLATS.
cleo. md aoor ....... ' 5000
9OJ 4, 9th 81 Soy u lat...,, 40 .OO
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1l13 ST N.W.-THIRD FLOOR. ROOMS.
balcony: sink, range; 3 persons. $40.
Second floor, large rooms. bath, gas range;
oil
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THE TORONTO, DUPONT CIRCI,E-FERf
desirable 4-room apartment. S63. Care. Ap-
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RENT HoUsES-UNFURNJsHED

o. u 81 NW:-s ROOMS AND STORE list
remoFateo' n nova, $50 month. Apply 1G3b ~, 81
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ROOMS AND BATH. APPLY 1O17 7th
st. NV.

VACATED TODAY-FINE R. AND B. APT,
hot-Water heat. elec. light; cor. Maryland ave.
and Stanton Park me-; $50 month. NEWSOM,
lilo NE. Line. 2071.
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COUNTRY BOARD,

II. 1.-Two ladies'. in apartment house,
lie. Address Box 290- H Star office
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1T n 81. y. W. Main 930D
no. 2l0s 18th ST NW.-NINE ROOMS
two baths. electricity.
baths.
WM. II. ELLIS.
1879 Eye St Main onoa
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~ Nc LADY desires single room, con-
nlent northwest section. Address Box 125-
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APARTMENTS.

14th AND BELMONT SITS.
= = rooms and bath, Murphy bed. s.
D rooms and bath. 81
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location northwest. by quiet young man; state
price Address Box BLK. Star office.
ROOMS for of house: lady partly en-
rioyed. Address Seamstress. 322o Wisconsin
ave
Evening star., 1924-07-19

Until SEPT. 15- LARGE ROOMS, KITCH-
en-, bath, sleeping porch; highest elevation in
rity; no children. 2S4i Wisconsin ave. tat
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-02
Pegler S Pegs
BY wEsTBRooK PEGLER

To- - BY WESTBROoK PEGLER
rather OF his
last he sinking toward the East ISr OU n
neck Hi. friends he had been dspsoden ne d
faded by the rain and snow OF hangns ssasOn
Claus to the smart on
with wishes for sweet pcking
~
dmonion to the effect
Newfok must OF
he would be robbed by the promoters
~ %A
be robbed
aer will myself and rob myself
without assistance
himself fights Madison
months Of loafng at " and
in Santiago home
with Quntin Romero Roja the Chilean
Europe Floyd Johnson Jack Renau even Tiny Herman
did without being noticed at ALL except
perhaps, to be charged with assault
~eta
And the
papers while he had
concerning Romero.
will be pleased to
charge will be $500
mOnth,spayabe in advance" S.-.-
fight last his
dockk mumbins sadly himself
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-02
|TOWNLEY CLAIMS
FOUL AFTER KAYOI
Slow Motion Pictures And
Jury To Decide If
Carp Won

(By Leased wire to Tie Age-Herald)
VIENNA, May Georges CARPENTER
nonchslantly knocked out another Brit
ish heavyweight. Arthur Townley. in the
second round of their postponed bout
here Thursday afternoon. But Townley
still hopes to win the fight on claims
Of foul, which viii be weighed by a
jury of sportsmen iii a movie theatre,
where the testimony of the slow pic
lures will be considered.
TownIey claims first that Carpenter
trying to regain hts feet after a knock
down. He also insists that he was
counted out during eight seconds, in
stead of ten. when he went to the can
vas for the last time. The small Vienna
crowd, not very familiar with boxing
or the horizontal inclinations of British
heavyweights, had expected a much bet
ter and longer show for the money, and
there was wild indignation when the
referee. Frenchnnan named Bernstein,
proclaimed Carpenter the winner, after
less than six minutes OF action.
Spectators Protest Decision
The spectators insisted that Carpenter
had fouled Townley mad Bernstein, Car
pentier and the latter's manager. Fran
coils Descamps, finally assented to a
proposal that the match. be considered
again, this time by a jury, with the
movies as the only material evidence.
AS for the fight, 1t was no better
than Carpenters previous bouts with
Bombardier Wells, Joe Beckett and Ted
kid" Lewis, all of which ended before
the spectators had had a chance to
screw in their monocles. Townley was
very nervous at the start, but shot sew
eral jabs at Carpenters face. Georges
ripped left hook to the head and the
Briton placed his gloves before his face
and backed to the ropes. 49,.
In the second round. Carpenter tossed
both hands TO the head and .Townley
went to the floor; bleeding from a cut
eye. After going to the floor twice.
Townley got his head in the way of a
swift left hook, and rolled over for the
siesta, which he claims lasted eight
seconds only.
The evil weather which caused the
postponement of the fight last Sunday,
still prevailed and the gate receipts con-
sequently were SMALL
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-02
RICHARDS TAKES BACK
|. HIS NOTICE TO QUIT
Tilden Left Out In Cold AS Journalist Decides
To Await Final Decision

be present and be heard at any con-
ference when my standing as an ANA
teur was being discussed"
VIII Be Glad To Play
For that reason, Richards says, and
because he wishes to help the game Of
tennis, he reconsidered his resignation
and Withdrew it.
1T may not be able to play In the
Olympic games because of the ruling
Of the American Olympic committee =. :.
but IL at the time the players of the
Davis cup team are named, my tennis
shall warrant my selection as one of
them, will be glad to play. have
taken up general newspaper work as
a profession and a means of livelihood,
and I feel that I should not be consid-
cred a professional IL in the course Of
my duties 1 am assigned to report a
tennis game or write tennis article"
Altogether, the victory in this early.
skirmish seems to belong to the rules
committee whose recently enacted law
has not been changed by a single
comma. Richards always was entitled
sion in which his case is directly con-
cerned and the assurance to which he
refers was nothing new.
However. his rather foggy paragraph
about future modification or revocation
of the rule Is the most significant part
of the letter. If the officials accept this
suggestion they may find some graceful
way of making exceptions in Richards
case and Tilden's.
Wightman, from his home in Boston,
answered Richards, commencing the
does credit to both yourself and the
game of tennis"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-02
WILLS
|. SICNED--RICKARD
kearris, Out On Coast,
Has Yet To Learn The
Final Details

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NEW YORK, May l.--(By Associated
Press. Jack Dempsey will defend his
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800 =
Harry WIS grant negro contender, IN
a 12-round match at Boyles' Thirty
Acres. Jersey city. on the afternoon OF
sertsrher
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so,,bt for ,,s.r,,, three years ua. me- Al
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