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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-08-05
SAIE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
CLARENDON

You will be agreeably surprised
when you inspect some of the many
bargains on easy payment plan in
nearly new. modern houses and bun
galows in this delightful and con
venient section. Why remain in the
city or continue renting?
DEL RAY.
Three new r & b. modern bun
galows. being papered and hot-water
heat installed: large lots. cheap at
So.350 small cash and monthly pay
ments: Clifford St. cor. Montrose.
NO. | RUSSELL RID.
Extra sized lot: well built r. &
b. modern bungalow: vacant: garage;
less than value on cash payment
$500. balance easy. Office open
evenings.
N. Z. RYON CO., Inc.
1904 Wilson Blvd. Clarendon 2S2-J-2.
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St NV.
$3.50 Cash, SIS Per Mo.
Hyattsville. on Baltimore pike Six rooms
two porches: garage: large lot: Pittsburg
water heater; gas and cleo. For quick sale.
HOPKINS & HOPKINS.
Frank. 5671. 40 Bond Bldg.
RIYERDALE-5 ROOMS. BATH AND REC;
hall. pantry. basement how'd. floors and
trim: cleo, gas: chicken house: lot. 60x1 so /:
near car line; price and terms reasonable.
Takoma Parliamentary located: five
room and bath bungalow. sleeping porch.
floors and trim: price only S625O; small
Aicove Heights. va-7-room and bath
s ss nod skoo lot so 6oxloo GARAGE price
Clarendon. Va.-Bungalow: rooms. bath.
ment: cleo. and gas; hdwd. floors: lot. COX
100: near car line. stores and boulevard !;
price and terms reasonable.
BARTLETT-PRATT REALTY CO..
Main 1132: Eve. Col. 9ll7:W.
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
Two new colonial-built houses. near R. l.
Beautiful home on oath ST.: center h all
built: sun parlor; hardwood trim: $500
cash: $50 per month"; including interest.
Six-room house. squares from cars. with
. extra lots; $4,000; $3.50 cash; $50 mo-.
.Eightroom house. with baths; close to
schools: beautiful location owner leaving
town: will sacrifice at $3.50.
Several other new houses and bungalows.
entire square of lots and other lots.
M. O. BULL.
200 r. l. ave. ne. Phone North 66I1-J
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Please Read This AID
TROUGH


A newly completed detached
house in a neighborhood
where your children will enioy
the proper environment and
have plenty of room to romu
and play without going into
the street. 1t contains 6 good
sire rooms and tile bath with
buiit-in tub. INV h. gas and
electricity. oak floors through
out, pantry. open fireplace. spa
cious side porch. servants tot
let. laundry trays. and hot-wa-
ter heater in basement. There
is also a garage. lot 60x160
with nice lawn and shrub
berry: within 9 blocks of car
line: convenient to stores and
schools: paved street and side
walk: located in a section of
Chevy Chase. Md. where prop
erty is rapidly increasing In
value. The price Is Sill. 500
and an inspection will CON
vince you that this is at least
$1,000 under what similar
properties are selling for.
Terms viii suit. To INSPECT
Phone Cleveland 1888 after
u pm.
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Real Colonial Bungalow.

D rooms and bath and sleeping porch all
fully screened; hot-water heat. built-in china
closets. cedar-lined closets in bedrooms pan
try and built-in kitchen cabinet: hardw God
floors living room and dining room: open
lite faced blocks in basement: front porch.
2Sx10 IT.. with colonial futed columns in
den and ample shade. At $3.50 it could
not be duplicated. Located at zoo Ashton
ave, Ashton Hts. Va. just off of new
Pershng Drive. Or phone OWNER. Claren-
don 431-W-1. and / will be glad to call for
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: WOODBRIDGE, D. c.

WOODRlDGE, u. I.
Owner selling his nearly new Groom
home: hardwood floors: h.-w.h.: garage:
paved driveway: chicken house: lot over 200
IT. deep: splendid shade trees: located u
square of Rhode Island ave. price and
terms will surprise YOU. Call North 515.
GRIN BUNGALOW, GARAGE: STEAM
heat, cleo: big lot; near school and bus
line: from 18TH st. ne; $500 terms; no
agents. Address Box 159-K. Star office. 8.
A VERY ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN HOME.
Lot 273 tt by 265 IT.. beautiful shade
and fruit trees: garage and chicken house :;
L rooms. , baths: hot-water heat. gas. cleo
tricity. Arranged for 2 apartments newly
papered and painted; 4 blocks from car line
and R. R. station. Price. $4,000: ST. 900
cash. balance arranged.
o. b. ZANTZINGER
9th and K SITS. NV. Main 5311.
SEVERAL BUNGALOWS IN LYON PARK.
very reasonable. Apply owner. 35S Garrison
ave. Clarendon. Va. Phone Clarendon OIL. s..
TAKOMA PARK BUNGALOW FOR SALE
by owner: five rooms and bath: ami: best
condition: good location: garage: price rea-
sonable. Col. 1344-W. %
NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW. CARMODY
Hills. S3.15O: only $3.50 cash and $50 per
o. B. ZANTZINGER.
10th SITS. NV. Main 5371
4 ROOMS, BATH: ELECTRICITY. FUR
mace. large porch, all screened; fruit, grapes;
61st ST.. mr.. Waldorf ave. Capitol Heights.
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Near 18th & Penna. Ave.

Near 18th & Penna. Ave.
Good three story business
building containing large store
room, with six rooms and bath.
all in splendid condition. Flee
'kricity, excellent heating plant
Priced at $1,000 Owner may
consider exchange.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES DEPARTMENT.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc,
a412 Eye St. NV. Realtors. Franklin e5o3.
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R. MODERN SEMIBUNGA
low large yard. fruit. chicken run. hedge
located in the incest section of Hyattsville
exchange for 6-r. modern home in the city
Mr.. Fonken. Main 1871.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

CONN. AVE. l BLOCK NORTH OF NEW
BRIDGE r. and 2 b.. ami. Gear gar.
bargain. M 1893. 1903 H NV.
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RENT-FARMS.

so ACRES. FIvE-RooM HOUSE JOINING
Seven Oaks. near Silver Spring. Md. Con-
slider lease; Apply ED. BRONING. 532
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sALE-APARTMENT HOUSES.

CONSERVATIVE SMALL INVESTMENT. &
modern apis fronting two streets: ample
grounds: owner going Florida: $4,000 cash
and terms. Inquire Apt. 3. 81 r. I. ave.
NV.
rent houss On nonuIac ayanua n " -
ngal rental. $3.50; we'll financed. Price.
S65 900: terms.
THE MERCHANTS REALTY CO.
$50 Colo. Bldg. NJ. 1880. Col. 2206-J.
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STONE & FAIRFAX

rooms. new. bungalow type; best mod
ern imps.. three corner lots Reduced to
ST, 500: terms: have TO see this: owner must
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
$3.50
a BARGAIN

bargain In brick home sit
usted on wide avenue near Eastern
five well proportioned rooms. Can
be purchased on terms. $50 cash and
small monthly payments. Apply LIST
fo9r I4I7 X Ct; N.Y. or call Mr..
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wOODRIDGE, d. c.

z,
Only $3.50 cash. sos monthly.
Brand-new 2-story. detached home
h.-w.h.. cleo. gas. sleeping and breakfas
porches. Bargain at S6.S50 zee 2411 Otis
St Open l to and to =: 80.
NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW-CITY WATER
and graded streets; electricity two large
cash. S3s.75 monthly. Room So SO 18th
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WANTED-FARMS
FOR EXCHANGE.

FARM NEAR DISTRICT. 5 TO Is ACRES
State price and particulars. Address Bo,
13-J. Star office. %
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
HIGH.CLASs FARM

dwelling. bath porches. . tenant houses: ar
ranged for dairy farm. farm. 3 large new chicken
ter; entire farm under high state cultivation
good road: 22 miles from city. Address Box
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Lovely detached corner residence Just East
OF Georgia avenue. containing large rooms.
sleeping porch and bath on lot so by 1888
with large Gear garage. Attractive shade
trees and shrubbery. House is clear of in
cumbrance and can be financed and bought
right. Owner desires immediate sale. Ad-
Box 1917. Star Office.
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TAKOMA PARK.

Attractive S-r.. 2-bath. Califor-
MIA bungalow. by officer ordered
to Philadelphia. Must take hest
offer. Address Box 304-K. Star
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Cherrydale. Vas Miles

rooms; all modern: lot 7OxI4O; shade
lawn. shrubbery; close to all conveniences ;
very attractive. $3.50: easy terms
FALLS CHURCH. VA.
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Main PAPA. 1912 New York Ave
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-03-19
MEASURE PASSED
INTENDED II


At the next election to BE- hsAa II
Montana. whether Il be . spscial o i
general election, the electors wila -
required 20 pass upon > re9srsndaaa
nsasure paasad BY tbs resent lasasla-
ture and subsequently, approved by
the governor. which carries queatiOn
Of the imposition Of B-mill tax levy
for the support OF the public schools.
The Law submitting this queaki0n is
the enactment Of q bin introduced Ia
the house Of representative by Davis,
Hanson and BesancOn Il reads:
"Section 1. That the rate Of taxa
tion on real and personal property for
state purposes for each year for
period Of 20 years, beginning with tbs
year 1897, shall be increased five mills
on each dollar Of valuation, and the
legislative assembly Is authorized snd
empowered b levy q tan for state
purposes for each Of said years Of not
e1c6euAu& &~1 Mk1As VA SM~n uotAAt Va
valuation for state purposes, and all
money derived from mills Of such
levy EOr each Of such years shall be
apportioned by the legislative assem-
big for the maintenance OF the public
and high schools Of the
stats.
ASection 2. This act shall be sub
mitted to the people Of the state Of
Montana for their approval or rejec-
ton at the next election held in the
state Of Montana, whether such gen
eral election be special election or
the general election provided by law
IN accord with Article s, Section 1, Of
the constitution Of the state Of Mon
tana. Separate ballots shall be used
at such special or general election,
which shall have printed thereon the +
title Of this act and the words:
For the referendum measure No.
......., providing for mills state levy
for the maintenance Of the public eIe-
nentary and high schools Of the state
u Montana
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-03-19
0wneEs Failed 70 Pay Taxeas TEama
fsrs Csves DeAlnaainelss fas
the Past 20 Years.

Title to e,ees lots has hesn acquired
by Cascade county during ths lasa
year IN lea of sz2.a7s.so ia delin-
quent taxes. Clerk and Recsrdsx saha
4. Moran anneunced Saturday.
The tax deeds. the first sxseuksd n
Cascade county for more tAan 70
years. include property Ia Great Falia
and virtually every addition la sAe
county, including Sun River lalnnd.
BY the deeds TIE eoansy aets elaay
title 10 the properties. some Of wze
has been delinquent for more shaa -
years, and the only way owners e@m
redesrn II is By pstitioning the bsAre
Of commissioners 70 offer Il for sals
again.
According 10 law the county mzsse
advertise delinquent property fer ssz#
each year. II there are 40 purchasers
the county bsdh lt in and takaa sm
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-03-19
f ASSEMBLY
ASSIST SCHOOLS

= Against ehe FefsRenausn memamFS
No. ...-... providing fer 8 mills asata
@yy for the maintenancs Of the public
elementary and high schools Of tbs
etats Of Montana
@And each Of tbs sleetors shall des-
gnata . preference for either Of tha
provlsions by making an Z before ths
osupsnakion sor whleh such elscsor o.
Sssa 10 a6ts. The vogsa cast faR asak
against atse imw above proposed shai
be canvam@ed and determined as pro.
vidad by the general election laws Of
the state Of Montana.
'Ssetaon 8. This act shall b IN full
force and effect from and after its
passages provided the seme shall be
ratified By = majority vots Of the cleo
tors o1 the state Of Montana voting
at the next election, whether general
or special. held In the state Of Mon
tana.S
A companion measure BY Che aaEne
authors and likewise approved BY tbs
governor, which provides for lower
ing Of special school levies In the
event Of the approval BY the people
of the above measure, reads as fol-
lows:
aSaction /. Beginning July /, 1927,
in wmaa f5sa rnfawendssFn FaaaauFe bro
vidin9 for q 6-milI state levy for the
maintenance Of tha public elementary
and high schools Of the state Of Mon
tana has been successful IN the spe-
cial or general election at which that
question shall have been submitted to
the electors Of Montana, no trustees
may fix a special district levy for
in excess Of mills on
each dollar Of valuation Of school dis
trlct property without submitting the
question to q vote Of the taxpayers Of
such district, and that the taxpayers
Of the district may not establish 8
levy by vote Of the taxpayers in ex-I
cess of 20 mills on each dollar Of VAL
uation Of property within the district,
Rnd 81 no county where all third class
districts are administered as one rural
school district may county boards Of
trustees fix the special levy in excess
u IS mills"
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-03-19
BELT TOWN FIVE
TRIMS CHOTEAU
Local Five Just Hitting Their Stride
Showed Real Class IN T'eam-
work Saturday Might.

The basketball game Saturday night
was fast and interesting TO the small
crowd who attended.
The Chotnau temm drove through
and repOrtsd good roads all the way.
The scors-Se-1 -17-does not indicate
how close the game was. The visit
ora had bad luck at the baskets and
many close shots which should have
nstted easy points for the visitors
were missed.
Evans and Fluhr led in the scoring
for Belt, bat the best factor In the
success Of the Belt team was the abb
sencs Of individual play and the use
Of team work at All times. Long shots
were generally avoided although Nor
man Gillette dropped in q stsm-windsr
from the center of the floor that
drew . big hand from the crowd.
Shots were seldom attempted until
the bail was well under the basket.
The Choteau center was fast and
clever and two others Of the visiting
team shone brilliantly.
Belt played 40 hard and fast ne they
could with an excellent eye for tha
basket, while ChOteau played just IS
fast and just ms hard bat could not
hit the ring.
West, Of the high school faculty,
refereed.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-03-19
Stanford Up and Coming

there yin be constructed q One-story
building with q ground measurement
Of 1os ! lis feet, providing room for
about 200 students nnd an auditorium
Or gymnasium S7x64 feet with 90
foot ceiling. At one end Of this room
thers Il to be . sfage and balcony is
70 be hung on three sides. The build
ina wiII also house the heating plant,
showers and locker rooms.
It's city fishers Of Stanford have
also under discussion the proposition
ef wFavhainK that city with watsF-
sssska and server. According 70 the
gsdikh Basin County Press the esh-
naats for providing : complete set Of
wAaarwoKks and . TRUNK line Of sew
aaa i $4,000. They have deferred
assanm b fhe matter until they can
@sk kha sskinnafen sn the Iaasralss
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-03-19

State Gams warden yakaways Says
fish WIN BE- Large Enoagh 10
Catch BY Next Year.

With the idea Of developing the
Missouri river into fishing stream
which win soon rival the famous Mad
ison river, that portion Of tia stream
between Great Falls and Hslsna il
immediately TO be stocked with about
800 900 Loeb Leven fingerIings nov
IN the Great Falls hatchery ready fOr
planting. There win be about 500 cans
Of these fingerlings which have been
in process Of Matching and developing
at the Great Falls hatchery since last
November. Arrangements were made
Sunday by Game Warden C. A. Jack
ways with the foreman Of the hatch
cry, A. G. StubblafieId. for the plant
ing OF these fingerlings at various
points along the river batween the
two towns.
Mr. JacIrwaya states thmt these fish
win be sufficiently developed for
catching next year and that with the
Loeb Leven and Rainbow trout already
in the river Il is his bslief that within
a very short time the Missouri win
be one of the best fishing streams in
the ststs. It is the intention of the
fish and game commission 10 plant
many Rainbow fingerlings in the Mis-
sour later in the year.
This is the first season that the
state department has undertaken the
planting of koch Levsn fish. although
some previous plamtings had been
made from eggs ha&ched at the gov
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-03-19
B. K. WHEELER
TRIAL APRIL IS
Judges BeaFuuin and Pray Both Dis
qualify Selves. Judge Frank
DaeErlch win Preside

The trial Of Senator B. K. whselss
upon . charge Of wrongfully repre-
ssntsng ; client bsSOre 3 government
department after his election "a
United States SENATOR viii begin Ia
Great Falls April 18th. Judges Pray
and Bouruuin have both disqualified
themselves and the trial win be pre-
sided over BY Judge Frank DleaxaeA q
Boise. Idahe, who Is hrokh@k Of Supt
John Disivich Of Eha Helsna puhlie
schools.
Probably the chief counsel for Sem
ator Wheeler viii be Senator 7. J.
walsh. and Il ls also probable that
many other notablss In Political circles
from Washington win be present.
Senator Whsslaxsa nams 10 anaths-
ma 70. the Republican party because,
together with Senator Walsh, Il 10 be
who caused 30 much anguish 20 that
party by bringing ths Teapot Dome
into ths limellght and cauaing the
downfall Of Secretary Fall and Attor-
ney General Daugherty.
At Washington federal grand jury
has heen imvestlgating oil parmlss and
havs 1a@k. taken q FaeeaH - enzsalsnr
enc evidanee bsfors rssanveashs. SemA
at0r wheelsr'n mama has baen pr0m-
lnently reported In connection with
the Investigations Of this grand jury.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-03-19
Fire Department
Gets Park for 4th


At an adjourned council meeting
held last Thursday night two appli-
cations for the use Of the park on the
9Th Of July were received. These were
from the American Legion Post OF
Belt and the city volunteer fire de-
partment.
The Fourth Of July dances have
been fairly remunerative in the past
and the different organizations have
each had in view the use Of the re-
ceipts in furthering some plan Of
civic Improvement.
The Legion have shown that they
are working for the good Of the COM
nunity by their handling Of the city
cleanup campaigns in the spring, BY
their support Of a free public library.
and other altruistic projects such a.
furnishing the paint and applying it
TO the foOtbridge.
The firemsn have used the money
which they have cleared at their ear
nivals for the purchase Of chemical
engine which is . bowling success
while running on good roads, but has
proved ineffective when climbing hills
or in the mud. The load which TIE
underwriters have asked the firemen
10 carry upon this truck has already
exceeded 3,4OO pounds and the
end Is not yet
The firemaen feel that q more pow
erfuI truck should be procured and 81
once.
Delegations from both organiza-
tions were present and presented their
cases to the council in friendly way.
After listening to both sides. khs
eouneil voted that the park should BE-
given TO the Belt Volunteer Fire De-
parfmeut on the 4th Of July, fesIing
that sha protection of the city against
fire naenmee ought 20 take preeedenee
Of any otaaer eb3eet
People viii be expecting an e4pse-
lsEly prsssntsous celebration from she
fErsmeu who win have . Jon eat ouk
cor them 10 excel he record made By
gha Eegipn IL 1871 1nqz and 1874
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-03-19
Belt Members Get
Club Scholarships


Scholarships TO the University Of
Montana have been awarded 20 Cas-
cade County Boys and Girls Club
nembera as follows;
State ChamplOns
Two year scholarship --Rami BIais
Of Belt for Corn club work; Ted Wyn-
egar of Belt for Poultry club work.
County ChamplOns
One year scholarship - Francis
Calvin Of Great Falls for Clothing
Florence Wood Of Belt for Garden.
Rami Blais Of Belt for Corn.
Teddy Canavan Of Portage for. Pig.
Ted wynegar Of Belt for Poultry.
Harold Clark Of Sun River for
Sheep.
James Norris Of Fort shaw for
Dairy.
Walter BrOOkings Of simms for
Potato.
These scholarships are good in
whichever one Of the institutions Of
the University Of Bf0ntana may be
selected by the holder.
The scholarships are valid for one
or two years Of attendance 80 long as
the holder is pursuing some regular
course leading to graduation ct the
institution selected, and maintains q
standard Of scholarship and regular
ity Of attendance satisfactory to the
faculty thereof.
The scholarship exempts the holder
from the payment Of all customary
fees except the student activity fees
and the special fees IN the School OF
Music.
The scholarship win become. void
unless the holder. within eighteen
months after completion Of college
requirements. enters the in
stitution selected
Cascads County Boys and Girls
have made . splendid showing IN All
81 their club work during the paxs
vear--and great enthusiasm Is being
shown n the organization Of club
work for 1875
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-03-19
BRUNO IS DEAD

Recently Bruno. the big 200 pound
horse that occupied the center n the
three horse team which hanls coal
from east side minss 10 the leading
chute. was kicked By team mate and
had ais leg broken. d. ". BaEnets,
tha owner. found Il impossible % save
tbs animal and had him shot. Horse
fancsers viii mlss the bis fellow from
ehs streets.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-03-19
Ed DUASTOR HURT

ed Dunston is home again. tAis
time nursing a great toe which stop
ped the tall Of great rock in = Butte
mine. He was down town for tbs
first time Tuesday and win soOa be
all right again. When he left Aera
be returned 70 Basin. but not finding
what he wanted. continued 70 Butte
where he was hurt after working
three shifts.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-03-19

LIVINGSTON ~ Park county re-
cesved cash income Of s1,sss.goo for
1874 crops.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-03-19

sale certificats for t. Afksr three
yearu It may acquire the property by
8 sax deed.
0f the total acreage acquired ssiAe
1ss are located IN the Great Fails ad-
sion. The location. number ok lots
aAA amount dna foIlnwa.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-09-03
SPORTING

Babe Herman clearly outpojnted
Kid Kaplan, at Waterbury, Conn. but
referees draw decision saved title
for champion.
Jack Kelly, 1920 Olympic sculling
champion and partner with Paul Cos
tello in gaining the 1920 and 1924
Olympic doubles SOULS titles, an
nounced hat his last rowing race will
be in the Middle States regatta at
Baltimore on Labor Day.
The defeat of William M. Johnson
and Clarence Griffin at Brooxline,
Mass, marked the fourth time that
this team has been put out of a
United States tennis dounies cham
pionship by an Australian combination.
There has been an increase in
price of tickets for Harvard's football
games with Dartmouth and Holy
Cross, both to be played in the Sta,
dunn.
Blockhead won Adirondack Handi-
cap, feature race at Saratoga.
John Kirkwood, sensational young
skater. will compete in class A circles
this year
Macdonald Smith easily won the
Long Island open golf title, leading
nearest rival by ten strokes.
Johnny Datto. Filipino batam-
weight, knocked out Herbie Schaffer
OF Chicago in the tenth round of their
scheduled t~welve-round bout at To-
ledo, Ohio.
The Southwestern Conference, com
posed of Texas colleges and universe.
ties. claims to have sent more baal
players to the big leagues in the past
five years than any other college con
ference.
French Davis Cup team of Lacoste
and 3orotra is put out of national
doubles championship play by White
and Thalheimer of Texas.
Fidel LaBarba, Los Angeles cham
pion. who won the fyweight title in a
bout at Los Angeles against frankie
Genaro of New York, announced he
would retire from the ring in a year
to enter college.