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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
Continued.

HANGING-PR0MPTLf ROOMS, SO
up; cut-out borders; satisfaction guar: A. II.
KAEIFUSS. T01 3rd ne. Line. 5108. %
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRICES;
Grating Co. 1929 14th st. NV. North 4o51.
PIANO TUNING-Pianos and players re-
paired, p seaaished and rebuilt By skilled work
Piano Co, .e44 II ct. ne. Lincoln 1857.
PLUMBING AND HEATING DONE on SMALL
monthly payments. j: MILLARD HALL: reg
issered plumber. sS6 st. s.~. Fr. S1isS .h,S.
PAPERHANGING and painting. good and
quick service: will call evenings with samples.
w. Chadwick. 101S Douglas st. ne. N. 7260.
terror aud exterior painting at lowest prices.
Metropolitan Dec. Co. 427 g NV. Phi. Fr. 500.
PLUMBING AND HEATING-John R. Guerin.
vat hesn esR St.. pa%s ns sss'n 6ss and snd
plants. Found reliable for 25 years.
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-Rooms
papsred' ,sd ss and up. & A. T GEORGE s 221 sa 1sth
PHONOGRAPH REPAIRING - Photographs
chimes. Ffantltn se7s. "a sis s T. St nv NV. nA
PLUMBING AND THINNING. JOBBING is
cases: When you think of plumbing think of
CAROW FRY, 1011 Fl st. NV. Main 1861.
REED FURNITURE q speciality: made to Or
der, repsiIsG Painted and pnholstered M chairs hair
ii.NNiN'r, fOOnlnR, plpeless furnaces lnstdlle0
gas stoves; dependable work Main 6l49,
sHAEFFER & MoWEN. 10l5 9th st. NV.
TRUNK REPAIRING. Mintz repairs trunks
leather bags, ladies' handbags, etc Call or
phone Mntz 93s + st. Main 36ss.
UPHOLSTERING OF THE BETTER KIND.
Furniture repaired Work une1celled. Our man
will call anywhere. A trial will convince you
Col. 4G3S. Standard Uph. Co.. 2s1O 14th st. n ".
16s
WINDOW SHADES and screens made to order.
Free estimates. j: n. BUTLER son, 1000
LIST ST. Sc. Lincoln 696s-J.
WINDOW and vacuum cleaning; general clean
ing contractors. Ideal Window and Vacuum
Cleaning Co.. Inc. NJ 525s. 904 1lth NV.
WINDOW AND DOOR sHADES-Good quality
opaque shades fitted TO your windows. S5c:
the best quality Of opaque shades, 81. is: hung
free. We will call with samples. kLEE-
HIATT. llth and II sis: ne. lincoln s79.
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HELP-FEMALE.
Continued.

STENOGRAPHER.
EXPERIENCED OFFICE
DETAILS, COMPETENT !;
STATE REFERENCES. AD-
IDRESS BOX 227-D, STAR
OFFICE.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Continued.


FOR sALE-TAILoRING. cleaning and press
ing store near 18th and Columbia. Address
Box 189D, Star office.
WANTED-A first trust loan Of $1,000. per
give good discount. Address Boz I'D. star
Office. s.
GROCERY and meat store. dne paying; owner
retiring: viii give long lease at moderate rate
DELICATESSES BUSINESS In ne. section:
cheap rent with lease. Call Line. 6454,J.
DRUG STORE. prominent corner on business
dell. Care of Burch & Kleps. $50 Pa. ave. =
DELICATESsEN STORE. Groom and bath;
make your offer. Address 541a H NV.
GOOD DELICATEssEN in one of the best To-
to-date soda fountain: has been closed for
short time account of Illness: this is an
excellent opportunity for the right party
bargain il taken at once. Phone North sls2.
FOR sALE-WeIl established lunchroom; busy
section. Address Box 302-D. Star Office.
A SPLENDID chance TO secure one Of the old
est ests blished radio retail trades in d; {. for
cash, clear of debt and carrying good lease;
owners health requires a change. Address
Box 299-D, Star office. Sc
location for fender and radiator shop. 2201 p
st. NV.
DUPLICATING and office service business,
clearing $3.50 monthly: will inventory. $3.50.
Can be operated by any one man or woman,
with general Office and business knowledge.
An excellent opportunity to secure well es-
tablished. steady paying business, offered for
81. 000 cash. Address Box SAD. Star office. los
SPACE in store for rent; cheap; excellent To-
tion for radio business; heat and light in
cluded. Inquire AS 11th ST. NV.
BUTTER, eggs and poultry route for sale
cheap II sold this week 1904 Irving st. ne.
Phone Potomac 1460J.
RADIO MAN, designer and builder of radio
ceivers would like to meet man with some
capital to enter radio business. Address Box
2S5-D. Star office. -
ROOMING HOUSE.
Buy the furniture and lease the house: Il
rooms, completely furnished; good income;
owner moving to country. Call today at 1874
Corcoran st. NV. or phone North 1O436.
II NOTES. $50 each. SO; will sacrifice for
$3.50. Will guarantee payment when due.
p. F. CARLEY,
817 NV.
Boiler and Engine for Sale.
Also long lease.
BARRY LAUNDRY,
Rear 7GS Morton st. NV. Sc
|1O1S 18th ST. N.W.-16 RMS,
and 2 baths, suitable for board
ing and rooming house; heat
furnished: $500 month.
MckEEVER & GOSS,
1415 Eye St. NV. Main 4752.
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HALF DAYS WORK, no Sunday; coored girl
Write or call 2215 10th ST. NV.
HALF DAYS WORK by colored woman.
1OO51a st. NV.
HOUsEWoRk or chambermaid; half-tme.
Phone North 1921.
HOUsEwORk and nursing, girl; good refer
ences; no Sunday. l1oO 2lst.
LAUNDRY WORK out; best references. Write
1929 7th st. NV.
LAUNDRY, frst-class work at home; best city
reference. 1910 X St &c
LAUNDRY WORK, by day or washing to
take home. Potomac 1242. -
LIGHT HOUSEWORK ganted by good. reliable
colored woman, in small family; will stay
nights 401 A ST. ne. 8"
LIGHT HOCSEWORK, by neat colored girl;
can give ref. 929 st. NV. 6'
MAID desires position; white. Address Box
2S1-D. Star office.
MAIDS in oarding house or hotel. by two
reliable colored girls. 2219 st. NV; third
floor. -
MORNING or parttime work by reliable col
ored woman. 1920 9Th st. NV.
NURSING reliable colored girl wants place.
Call 2207 Cleveland pl. NV.
PART-TIME WORK, by girl. colored. PAS
Ontario rd. NV.
PART-TIME WORK, maid or cleaning BY col
ored woman: good reference. Call 1910 Cor
cOran st.
SUPERINTENDENT and excellent cook, COM
petent woman. 1923 End st. NV.
AilRESS, experienced, or part-tlme WORK;
colored girl. 1923 18th st. NV. 6s
WAITRESS for luncheons. dinners. teas. Ad-
dress Box 257-D. Star office. 81
WOMAN, colored desires cleaning in apart
ment mornings, S-12 am. 1854 I st. NV
between s-12 am.
WOMAN, colored, wants work to get dinners.
1882 RittenhoUse ST. NV So
WOMAN, reliable. wants work; laundry to
take home or TO get dinner. o323 Champlan
st. NV.
WORK from o'clock evenings get dinner or
maid in hotel; reliable colored girl. Phone y.
9254-J.
WORK in morning or bachelors apartment;
girl. North 102S4.
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER by an elderly
white woman. Address Box 2S2-D, Star office
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WOMEN

Married women of refinement
and education, with a good
knowledge of merchandise and
value, for work of a confidential
nature in large Washington
department store. The work is
for part-time only and will not
seriously interfere with the
usual housekeeping duties. Ap-
ply by letter, stating age and
business experience, if any. Ad-
dress Box 235-D, Star office.
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FOR SALE-TAILORING, cleaning and press
ing store near 18th and Columbia. Address
Boy lSg-D. Star office
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SIMMONS BOX SPRINGS
A quality product; covered with
good grade of art ticking. Spe-
cial price, SIS. THE WRIGHT
fCO.. oO5 SEVENTH ST. NV.
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GROCERY and meat store. fine paying; owner
retiring. viii give long lease at moderate rate.
Price, s25. 900. Terms. GEO. w. LINK1NS,
1Jl9 at
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SIMMONS COIL SPRING IN
3-3 and 40 size, the most COM
Portable spring for real rest;
50. THE WRIGHT CO., 905
9Th ST NV.
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WANTED-A first trust loan Of $1,000. per
: cent, years. a good brick house; will
! give a good discount. Address Box I'D. Star
[ 11dioa
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UNFINISHED GATE-LEG
TABLE, with 42-inch top when
|opened. Makes an ideal table
for the breakfast room. S6S5.
THE WRIGHT CO., 9O5 9Th
ST. NV.
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DELICATESSES BUSINESS in ne. section:
cheap rent with lease. Gall Line. 6d54J.
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PERIOD DESIGN DRESS
Err, TWO-TONE WALNUT
FINISH; plate glass mirror;
very special, $500. THE
WRIGHT CO., 905 9Th ST.
NV.
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POPCORN and peanut machine. Holcomb &
Hoke. make; all electric, automatic; sacrifice;
terms Address Box 293-D, Star office. 7'
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GOOD DELICATESSEN in of the best To-
cations in Washington; good fixtures and up
to-date soda fountain: has been closed for
short time On account OF Illness: this is an
excellent opportunity for the right party;
bargain il taken at once. Phone North S1s2.
So
Evening star., 1924-02-06

We pay the highest wages in
the city. New men average 28c
met on every dollar they take in.
This is our busy season and
your take-in will be large. Your
pay increases as you stay with
us. Apply 1888 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-02-06
PLAYER-PIANC

Cannot be told from new: reliable make:
all latest expression features; only $2s5 or
easy terms. Arthur Jordan Piano Co., q st,
cor 18th.
Evening star., 1924-02-06

DRUG STORE. prominent corner on business
street: mixed trade. Easy terms. DR.. Man
dell. Care of Burch & Kleps. 4S0 Pa. ave =
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CHAUFFEURS.

Our busy time is here; big
money is being made by our
drivers. Only men who want to
make big money need apply ;
references required. See Mr..
Ryan.
BLACK AND WHITE TAXI,
f., 1214 New Hampshire Ave.
Evening star., 1924-02-06

REFRIGERAToRs. rugs and carpet Col 1856.
REFRIGERATOR, like new. one-piece porce-
lain; piano, good upright. Phone North 1888.
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SITUATIONS--DOMESTIC.
Continued,

HALF DAYS WORK no Sunday; coiored girl.
Write call 2215 10th ST. NV.
HALF DAYS WORK by colored woman.
1OO5l2 ST. NV.
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sacrifice. $3.50 cash. 1921 Corbin ne.
PIANO, upright, used, but In good condition
Just the thing for a student or beginner: S75
easy terms. Arthur Jordan Piano Co.. G sl
cor. 13th.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS, So
up; cut-out borders; satisfaction guar. A. II.
KAELFUSS. I01 3rd ne. Line. 5108. %
PAPERHANG1NG-REA PRICES;
no delay; good workmanship. Enterprise Dec
atinH 1900 st North AQSl
Evening star., 1924-02-06

will sacrifice for S125; party moving, will not
have room for same. Call after $50 pm,
3010 18th St me-. Brooksnd
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FOR RsALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.

PIANU-BAby grand; little shOpwOrn: ha
been used as demonstrator only; mahogap!
case; beautiful tone; only 1885. Arthur Jor
dan Piano Co.. G. st. cor 18Th.
Evening star., 1924-02-06

PAINTING time approaches. We will be glad
to estimate on your interior and exterior paint
ing. When you think of painting think of
CAROW & FRY. 1911 81 st. NV. Main 1881.
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING. rooms. s.
and up. Residence painted, $25 mp. All work
guaranteed. United Painting Co.. 626 H st.
sw Care of III. / Harding. 10e
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GEISEL SELECTED
TO OFFICIATE IN
AMERICAN LOOP
Local Umpire Graduates to
Major League-Started
in Class D,

Ban Johnson, president of the
American League, has appointed
Harry Geisel. Indianapolis. to his
staff Of 1925 umpires, it was learned
Wednesday night. Geisel. who is
at his home here. has been acting as
announcer ut boxing shows since re
turning from the International
League. where he OBLIGATED three sea
sons
Geisel is the second indianapolis
product 10 gain "A big league berth
as an umpire. ollie Chill having made
the grade many years ago. Chill is
now a member Of the American As.
sociatiOn staff
Geisel worked with Chill in the
po~t-season series between Baltimore
and st. Paul Geisel started calling
en- n 1910 in the Illinois Missouri
League. q Glass ID organization
chill also started in Class ., in the
Old Kitty League.
G,.sel has ofici3ted in Glasses D.
G. -. a and "A. and now ne goes to
the big line He is also a billiard
referee.
Ge!sel makes a splendid appear
ance on The field and is the type Of
umpire desired by baseball authori.
ties he is said 10 he one Of the
best umpires ever TO graduate from
The International League.
Ge.sel resides at 147 w. Twentieth
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PURDUE TO MEET
H.A.C. SWIMMERS


Purdue University swimming team
will engage IN a dual meet with the
II. A. c. mermen and mermaids the
night Of Dee. 10. it was announced
at the TIoosier A. c. aquatic event
Wednesday night.
Sensational performances by wom-
en- swimmers featured Wednesday
program at the local pool
Dorothy Moore swan 100 yards
free style in / minute . Is seconds,
breaking the State record for women
in that event by Is OF a second.
In the girls class, Virginia Weiss
splashed the hundred-yard route in
1 minute q As seconds.
A water polo game between the
Sharks. composed Of Capt Warde
Fowler. A, Herlitz, Marven Laska-
WITT and D. Melville Carr, and the
Porpoises. composed Of Capt. Frank
Hudson. Ray Jenkins. Wade Fowler
and NJ Mercurio. resulted in a vic
tory for the Sharks. by Il score Of
10 to 2.
In exhibition, Euphrasia Donnelly
swan 100 yards in L minute 8 20
seconds.
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BIG TEN COACHES
MEET IN CHICAGO
ON DEC. : AND G
Grid Cards to Be Made for
1925-DiSCuSSion of
Net Rules.
BV Times Spcciql

81 Times SpfCl0t
CHICAGO. Nov 13.-Jchn L.
Griffith. athletic commissioner of the
Western Conference, has called a
meeting here for Dec and s OF all
Big Ten coaches and athletic direc-
tors.
A. this time football schedules
will be drawn for 1925. 1t is un-
derstood some Of the schools are
dickering for iutersecuonal contests.
which seem to be in style these days
The spring sport schedules viii be
made our in baseball and track. The
wrestling programs also will be ar
ranged The faculty representatives
Will convene Dec s.
one of the features of the meeting
Will be banquet the evening Of
Dec. 5, at which time the officials OF
the various high school associations
in surrounding States VIII be invit-
ed II viii be a get-together meeting
TO promote a friendly relationship
between the prep activities and the
colleges
The evening OF Dec. basketball
game VIII be played at the Chicago
University gym to illustrate 10
coaches and officials the iuternreta-
ZION Of the net rules
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WABASH APPEARS
IN GREAT SHAPE
FOR |. u. BATTLE.
Pete Vaughan'8 Men to Put
Full Strength Against
Indiana Eleven.

BIZ Times Special
CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind, Nov.
t3.-The Wabash College football
team seems to be in the best shape
Of the season for the Indiana ~"
game Saturday at Bloomington. The
players apparently have found their
stride within the last two weeks,
and with a fine spirit and the Grip
pies back in shape, are hitting on
all cylinders in snappy practice SEES
sions.
Coach Vaughan has drilled his
men hard during the week for the
I. L. contest. Wednesday the work
lasted until well after dark.
The backfeld combination has
been found in Hackett at quarter,
Singleton and Wyatt at half back
and Johnson at full. Parr and Clip
son also are in top form and are a
pair Of reserves Of great strength.
The return TO form of Singleton
has helped out immensely. He is
again the old triple-threat man Of
his sophomore days. HObsOn is back
at end, Where he belongs, and he
probably Will see action there against
I. Z.
The Scarlet line is in good shape
with the exception Of Captain Sta
pies. who is still nursing injuries.
The Little Giant rooters are plan
ming to make the Indiana trip in full
force. The entire campus is pull
ing hard for a victory.
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RILEYS DISPUTE CLAIM
After Belmont Tigers for Game to
Settle Title Argument.

With victories over the strongest
teams in the city in and out of their
class the Riley Tigers will step out
against a heavier team Sunday when
they meet the Napoleon eleven at
Rhodlus Park. The Riley Tigers
have defeated such teams as the
Bingo A. C.s, Triangle A. C.s, Chris
tamore A. C.s, Hercules, Brookside
A. AS and the Tuxedo Bulldogs.
The Tigers have been scored on
only twice, and have scored
142 points to their opponents
13. The Tigers will meet the Hum
mel A. C.s Nov. % in their annual
game. a game is pending between
the Riley Tigers and Belmont Tigers.
If this can be arranged it will wind
up the Tigers season. If no game
is played the Riley Tigers will con-
slider the championship at least a
tie as the Belmont Tigers, who claim
the title, play in the same weight.
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FERNDALES ADD
BAokFIELD STAR


Coacn Morrison sent his Ferndale
gridJccs through IT heavy workout
Wednesday i'm preparation for the
invasion Of the strong Jasonvilie
Torn5does Sunday At Pennsy Park.
The h.cEfelI was given a bolster
ine when Dewitt. former Rice IN
~-irgte ht.f, reported for practice.
Dewitt has been playing pro football
TWO years.
The secondary defense was given
10 intensive driu against . forward
pass attack. and with the locals for
ward wall going at top speed. The
invaders are sure To find it tough
Job 20 score on Morrison's men.
Arrangements are being made by
the FerndaIe management to ac-
one If the largest crowds
~ the season. With a string Of vic
tories over strong State aggrega-
lions. tho Ferndales loom as prom
inent contenders for the State title.
while a G-to-6 tie with Kokomo last
Sunday places tho Jasonville boys
among the leading teams.
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With Local B0WIerS
HIGH SCOREs THURSDAY


GrOtto League-jay. Captains. 223.
High team score. single game. Captains,
964
Delaware Lca-Ic-Kcmper Furnas Ice
Cream 30 High team score. Xunckers.
943
Fairbanks Morse Leacue-SIer. Exciters.
POO High team score. Aitcrnators. S96-
Blankets Leagge-Sturn. Indiana Ma
tIonal 221 High team score Indiana
national a43
A. C League No. 2-Coryn Splits
pa Hlsh team score. Strikes 700.
Ford Dealers T.eaEue--Hirmpucr DIN
WIlmcth 212. JAY. Barber " arn1cN. 2l2.
High team score Barhrr-Naruock $50
I u r X Lea-Le-Mauufred. Baggage
Checks 209. High team score. Baggage
Cheeks SHi
Ford I<agle-Perry. Dearborn. POS
Hizh team score. C0uno $50
Laundry Lcague-M CARY. Fame. 262.
High team score. Fame. 80.
shrine Tcagce-BaVjer. Patrol 1S5.
High team score Chanters. 734
NalicabIe LcagUe-Chitwood Cores.
203 High team score: Copes. 166-
Rainbow Vets Ir-aCUe-N 0rrisOH. Blue.
100 High team score Yellow. 100.
: f. Wild Leacua-Wiison Hooks, 202
High team score a menu Hooks, d3O.
Universal LcaEuo-NcDermott East
End Milk 195 High team score. Pit
man-N0ore 10
Western Electric LeaEue-Catt Cords.
2I2 High team score u men(; Cords.
653
Century womcns League-Sachs. Cen
tury Boobies $50 High team score
CAPITOL Lamp Co. So
Stutz Ieagle.scherIe Stbres. 1919.
High team score % mem Stores. 4s3.
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PigSkin Primer

what Is the penalty II the official dis
covers holding while neither team IL in
possession Of the balls
The bah shall 80 30 the offended side
AZ the point gFere the foul was com
mi;ted and the ensuing down shall be
the first
Team in possession OF the ball makes
q long forward pass. The player to whom
the pass was thrown as well as opponent
who was covering him. both Jump into
the air in an effort to get the ball II
appears as if the ball is caught sImulta-
neously by the eligible player of the pass
Or side and by an opponent To whom
loes the bail belong2
I'm baseball if runner and the
ball arrive at the same time in the
opinion Of the umpire making the play
a tie. the runner 81 the team starting
the play gets credit and Is called safe.
The same theory holds good no foot
ball. If the official believes the ball
was caught simultaneously by two play
crs it goes to the side putting the ball
In play.
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r. s. Struggles Friday Stir CityS Grid hte1es

with the Tech and Manual scrap.
They are easily the best of the
public high schools here and
rivalry this year is keen. The
two teams seem evenly matched
and the followers of each are
claiming the edge.
Special street cars will be run
from both institutions to handle
the crowds. Almost every one that
goes to the schools will be on hand
to cheer their favorites The bands
will play, the yell leaders dance
and red and white ribbons will
wave in defiance to green and
white.
The coaches have concentrated
their efforts toward this fray and
everything in the repertoire will be
on exhibition The teams are ready
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Ev Times Special
Cv-1OS ANGELES. Nov. ID
I,aly's king Of the speed
- trail s.1nor Pietro Bor-
DINO. is to help dedicate Caufor.
MAS ncw million dollar speed
way ~ culver city THANKSGIVING
day. Pietro VIII arrive i'm New
York on the French liner Paris
Friday. He viii take the first
train fo~ California and his
schedule calls for his arrival in
Los Angeles Nov ~
The speedytwo-liter Fiat that
Rordiuo is 10 drive THANKSGIVING
day already has been shipped
and will be expressed 10 Los An
geles just as soon AS it IS put
ashore at New York.
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CUE UPSET IN TOURNEY
Black, After Losing Six Straight
Matches. Defeats Curtis.

One of the big surprises Of the
State three cushion billiard tourney
was sprung Wednesday night at
Coolers parlors when Harry Black
of Anderson defeated William Curtis
of this city, SO to 40 Black earlier
in the day had lost his sixth straight
match to Rockhill, so to 40
Black played fine game against
the veteran Curtis and made
spectacular shots. The players were
within a few points of each other
thu usho0t. Black ran out i'll the
seventy-fourth inning
In tonight's match Harry Cooler
will play DR.. j. W. Cofeld.
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for the whistle and light signal
drill made up the work today at
both camps. No chances were
taken on new injuries.
Manual has the memory of last
years crushing defeat to wipe out.
1t was partly overconfdence that
caused the Manual catastrophe in
1928. This year neither school has
any reason to believe it is holding
the upper hand. Both are mediocre
and have been defeated
This does not mean the contest
will not be worth seeing The OPP
posite probably will be true with
two such apparently evenly
matched outfits facing each other.
The officials for the game are:
Referee, Ralph Davis Princeton);
umpire, Ed Davis Undiana); head
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Independent Football

-, 7. The Belmont Tigers, who claim the
viii play the Hercules Sunday in cur
tain-raiser at Washington Park to the Y.
2. C. contest The Tigers will practice
tonight and every one who expects to play
Sunday must he present. For games call
Belmont 1919 and ask for Floyd.
Shelbyvile. Ind. Nov 13.-The Indian
apolis Belmonts viii play the Shelbyville
Eagles here Sunday.
The Bingo A. c. will play the Gosport
Junior Independents at GOspOrt next Sun
day. The BingOcs have open dates Nov.
% and 30. For games call Harrison
49T5-W and ask for Cecil Belmont Tigers
call the above number.
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linesman, Strohmeier Chicago.
The game starts at 2;30 p. m.
Cathedral gained much prestige
last week by its decisive win over
Linton and this Friday will en-
deavor to keep up it's good record
against Decatur. The game origi-
nally was scheduled for Saturday,
but was moved up one day The
Cathedral team win witness the
Notre Dame battle at South Bend,
SATURDAY..
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Orleans Meters Ready

HV Times Npfciqt
ORLEANS. Ind. Nov. 13.-The
Orleans X. of p basketball team IS
in the field again this year and IS
booking games with fast clubs. The
X Of P.s are ex-hish school and coli
lege players. For games write Merle
L. Bus-ck. manager. Orleans. Ind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-13

1.-TWO local high school foot
ball games are scheduled in
this city Friday afternoon
with the feature of the day the
Manual and Technical annual
struggle at Irwin Field. Cathedral
High, indicated, plays Decatur
Catholic High on the same day at
Washington Park. On Saturday
Shortridge goes to Richmond TO
play the Morton High eleven Of
that city.
The usual trimmings will go