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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-21
BOARD OF IEEc
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Sept. 10. 1925.
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby given by the Board OF
Public Works of the City of indianapolis,
Der 1925. they approved an assessment
roll showing the prima iarie assessments
for the following described public tmpr owe
ment, as authorized by the improvement
Re solution named: .
PENNSYLVANIA ST.
From north property line OF Fifty-Sec-
To southeast line of pavement in West
Bv paving the roadway with Wooden
Block Asphalt acknowledgements. Con-
crete or Brick laid on a 6-inch gravel con-
crete foundation from curb-line to curb
line to a uniform width of 40 feet: pay
and alley in a similar manner and to the
widths as shown on plans. providing 336
lineal feet of 4x1S-inch Stratihed Lime
stone Marginal stone. or q X2X2-lnch
Standard Steel Paving Guard as specified.
and resettng 10 manhole tons TO grade.
Also extending all water gas. sewer and
other private service connections to prop
erty line. where not already in.
All to be as shown on plan and as
Persons interested in or affected by said
described public Improvement are hereby
of ssd dy has 8ed ssp
%. 1928. D. M. as a date upon which
piece of property described in said roll.
and will determine the question as TO
whether such lots or tracts OF land nave
been or will be benefited In the amounts
sum than that named on said roll.
Said assessment roll showing said prima
facie assessments. with the names of own
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BACK HOME AGAIN

Automobiles reported found by po-
lice belong to:
Everett w. Trock, Columbia Club.
Hudson. found at North Vernon,
Ind.
Everett Walton 1891 Deioss St..
truck. found at Virginia Ave, and
Maryland st.
Ford coupe, license s7s.s7e. found
in ditch at Forty-Sixth st. and La
fayette Pike.
S. w Madden $40 s. Ritter Ave,
Ford, found at Michigan st. and
Capitol Ave.
Raymond Hanshea, Beech Grove,
Ind. Chevrolet foun dat East and
Washington SITS.
e. r. Colbert, 600 p. Twenty-Third
ST., Chevrolet, found at California
and Market SITS.
John Steiner 1O2 w. Arizona St..
Chevrolet found at Capitol Ave. and
Ohio st.
Marion C. Tex, 261S g. Capitol
Ave, Ford, found at s22 Laurel st.
David G. Thomas 1922 Adams St..
Chevrolet found at Hunter and
Prospect SITS.
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ALL FRESHMAN
GIRLS GUESTS
AT CHIMES tea
Butler Junior Organization
EntertainS First Year
Class.

Chimes, junior year honorary or
ganization Of Butler University. en-
tertained with its second series Of
teas Monday afternoon. Each
Chimes girl is known as a colleague
and under her supervision are four
vouchers who are chosen from the
best known girls in the school. Each
voucher entertained ten freshmen
last Tuesday afternoon and the
Chimes girls went to the various
homes and made the acquaintance
of the freshmen girls.
The teas Monday afternoon were
given by the Chimes colleagues for
the vouchers and all the freshmen.
The Chimes colleagues and their
vouchers; Misses Dorothy Avels,
Mary McMeans, Julia Patton,
Ashjian, Eloise Owings, Martha.
Zoercher, Pauline Ballweg. HelerN
Stevens; Julia Bretzmann: Maud Il
Searcy, Billie Mae Krieder. Frances
Woolery. Dorothy Lou Thomas;
Kathryn Bowlby: Emma Deal.
Eleanor Dunn. Julia Brown. Rebecca
Pitts; Dorothy Kemp. Virginia
Curtis, Edna Shultz, Juanita Stamp
err; Jeanne Bousloge- Sara Frances
Downs, Charlotte Reisner, Ruth
Johnson; Dorothy Carroll: Irma
Ulrich. LIrene Whitman. Georgiana
Rockwell, Marjorie Okes.
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AUTO Thieves
SHOOT Officer
Car Stolen Here Found
Abandoned.

Bu Times SDecidt
SEYMOUR, Ind, Sept. 21.-Ed
Fowler. 40 night policeman of North
Vernon lies dying in a hospital here
with two bullet wounds IN his body.
He was shot Sunday night when
he accosted two men at the Central
garage at North Vernon. The reply
was a volley of shots from one of
the men. They fled in an auto. One
of the bullets struck Fowler in the
spine and another went through his
stomach and liver.
Although wounded Fowler re-
turned the fire and then staggered to
a hotel and called aid. He was
rushed here in an ambulance.
The ear in which the two men fled
was found abandoned in a ditch soon
after the shooting.
License showed it to be the prop
Crty of Everett Trook, living at the
Columbia Club at indianapolis. The
car was stolen several days ago.
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WORLD COURT
COMMIT TEE TO
HAVE Meeting
on-PartiSan Group WiIISy
Support Presidents
Recommendation.

Announcement is made that the
Indianapolis world court committee,
recently organized under the leader
ship Of Elmer w. Stout, president
of the Fletcher American National
Bank. will hold its first luncheon
oct. 0 at the Lincoln.
The main purpose OF the commit
tee is support of President Coolidge's
recommendation for early Senate ac-
ton on the world court, which has
been made the unfinished business
Of the Senate for Dec. II.
This local, non-partisan; world
court committee will sponsor a mass
meeting some time before Dec. II.
Members OF the committee: Elmer W
Stoua, chairman; Mrs; Grace, Altvater
Mrs. Dsmarchus G. -, brown, Felix +
Bruner, Mrs. Grace Julian Clarke, Fred G.
2'f EfPoym nse wnHaamT Elder 0IEd8 sSr
= B%6bi Morris n us Eousrlicht, Frank s
FTeRSei, Jr,, Mrs, Bert s, Gsdd, Frank D.
house, Mrs, Walter, $. Greegough ,Mrs
Louis Howland. L. G. Huesmann.
:. Mrs. Ralph E. Remington, Mrs. John
w Kern Mrs Sol s. Kiser DR.. r. D.
Kershner. j. X Lilly, Dick Miller. Joe
Myers, Ir.. Blaine McG-ath. 49,,
Mrs Folk r McWhirter Sr., Meredith
Nicholson J. W. Putnam.
DEyig4t, s Bitter John p Reynolds. 4
Stalnaker. James A, stuart, DR.. Alva W
Taylor Franklin Vonnegut Clarence II.
Weir, the Rev. r Crank s C. wicks' Evans
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IS. of 1915 w. Washington St.
Surviving are the widow, two
children. David, 3, and Charles Ken
meth, Is months. the mother. Mrs,
Katherine Humphrey, Louisville,
Ky: four brothers, William and
Arthur of Louisville, Charles Of In.
dianapolis. and John d. Of FIT.
Worth, Texas, and two sisters, Mrs.
Clara Lewis and Mrs. Elizabeth
Vaughn. both Of Louisville.
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TRAGEDY AT SEA
COMES TO Light
Two Sailors Washed Off
Ship by Typhoon.

BIZ United Press
MANILA, p. l., Sept. 21.-Claude
Stewart, machinist's mate on the de-
stroyer Ford and, NJ j. Sullivan.
sailor on the destroyer Perry, were
washed overheard and lost. 1t was
destroyer fleet.
Stewart lived in Anderson, S. c.
Sullivans home could not be
learned. The men were drowned
Sept. 16 when the fleet of twelve de-
stroyers, en- route here from Using
Tao, encountered a typhoon. OF
ficers declared il was the worst
storm in their experience.
The destcoyers are here to engage
in winter target practice.
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or the indianapolis Times, Main 5000.
The owner may be able TO do the same
for you some time.
A. T. Kieger. r. r. /, Box 81,
Ford, from Fifty-Sixth st. and Kess-
Ter Blvd.
William Norman SAL Greer St.,
Chevrolet 596-59S), from Maryland
and Meridian SITS.
Harold E. Dukes. S2s N, Arsenal
Ave, Ford (577-39S, from Meridian
and Pennsylvania SITS.
George Snurpus, 1858 N. Illinois
ST., Ford from Illinois and New
York SITS.
Robert L. Pecar, % w. Pratt ST.,
Ford (604-43T from in front OF same
address.
Alva Hurt. r. R. F.. Box 1926,
Ford. from Washington st. and Cap.
itol Ave.
Frank Fox. S15 ~ Denny ST.
Ford (24322) from Capitol Ave. ands
Washington.
Malcolm Jet, is f. Raymond St.,
Ford (59S.7S6), from 125 w. Market
st.
Joseph Parisi 1869 S. East ST.,
Studebaker (494-S92), from Brookville
Rd., near Arlington Ave.
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a city fireman,
will be held at 2
p. m. Tuesday at
the West Michigan
st. NJ. E. Church,
w / t h burial in
Crown Hill.
Mr.. Humphrey
was killed by the
a C c 1 d e n t a !
discharge of a
shotgun Saturday
while hunting near
CraWfordSVllle. Ac-
cording to report
he leaned his shot
gun against a tree.
II fell and was
dis C h arged. He
was a member of
Pumper Company
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PROSECUTOR is SLAPPED
Woman Angcred When He Says
Her Sister Lied.
BIZ United Press

BB United Press
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Sept. 81.
Mrs. Emma O'Donald of Marion
was released from the county Jail
today, where she had been held for
slapping Prosecutor Hugh Maddox,
because he said her sister lied.
Mrs. Mabel Jones, her sister, held
on an arson charge, repudiated
signed arson confession while on
trial.
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STORE OWNER DEAD
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
ANDERSON. Ind. Sept. 21.-Fu-
neral arrangements were being
made today for Abe Westlow, SO,
department store owner, who died
Sunday at a local hospital. He was
a brotherin-law of William H. Block,
Indianapolis department store own
or
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LOCAL GIRLS PLEDGED.
3u Times NpecinI

BIZ Times Special
FRANKLIN. Ind. Sept. 21.--
Three Indianapolis girls have been
pledged by sororities 'at Franklin
College here. They are: Marian
Davis and Margaret Dinsmore, Delta
Delta Delta, and Roberta Trent.
Delta Zeta.
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ALFRED C. BEDFORD DIES
Chairman of Directors of New Jersey
Standard Oil Company Was 81.

BIZ United Fress
EAST NORWICH. L. l., Sept. 81.
Alfred Cotton Bedford, chairman
of the board of directors of the
Standard Oil Company Of New
Jersey died today at his home here.
He was 81 years old.
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NEW FACTORY STARTED

BIZ United Press
NEW ALBANY, September 21.-
Work was begun today on the new
$3.50. 900 clothing factory building Of
the II. A! Seinsheimer Company
here
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CEREUs ATTRACTS NOTICE

The night blooming cereus owned
by Mrs William Thornberry. south
of Washington st. on the Holt road.
has attracted wide attention. She
has had the plant twenty-five years.
Three blossoms were open Sunday
night. .....
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LEGAL NOTICE

The Board of Trustees of the Central
Indiana Hospital for Insane will receive
sealed proposals until Friday Sept. 20. al
10 a. m, for furnishing supplies for the
month OF October. 1928.
Also at the same time and place the
eleven months. from Nov. 1. 1925. to
Sept. 80 1925.
Estimate book will be on file at Room
147. Statehouse from and after Monday,
Sept. 81 1928.
The board reserves the right TO reject
any or all bids.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
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RITES TUESDAY
FOR FIREMAN
Discharge q
Gun Proves Fatal.

Funeral services for George d.
Humphrey, 30, Of 1941 Wilcox ST..
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Auction Sales
Legal Notices


LEGAL NOTICE
IN N9tice ls hereby give, that the follow;
Chas. sisslof 1 dining table, B bed springs
and mattresses. rockers Q chairs. lside
board l roll rugs. 3 dressers. cedar
rugs. wuslchner upright piano, bedding.
dressing table, settee, and other goods;
Lot 1850 in name of Matte Goodman.
lockers. cook range. talking machine,
i library table. sidebOard. trunk.
in name of Ruby Nicholson. l cot. dav-
sR%s coss SsO ' 9nias ta ape pe gas r&ngs
bedding, ! wringer. l trunk. , gas heaters;
l rug. i sewing machine. boxes and
sSs and otb Ssks Goods SSrcs in esme
tress rockers. / dresser, 1 mirror. l gag
and other P goods Gods Lot s52a in in" -ame Of
s s5s o, hSnt cats s ss frame sam aHd
tents. i ironing board. i box and contents.
/ carton. tricycle. and / tool box: Lot
lamp lamp. i piano ase stool ap' dresser. rocker
set bed springs, porch hammock and
SFe d9Sr sent MI a9b S9 al co SSiGn on
at 1908 College Avenue. Indianapolis. Ind.
for storage and other -, ehargesi srop.cr
CO. Indianapolis. Ind.
State of Indiana. County of Fayette, So:
In the Fayette Circuit Court Septem-
Coraiie Ludlow Plaintiff. W.. Charles H.
Ludlow. Defendant.
To Charles II. Ludlow, Greeting:
You are hereby notified that the above
named plaintiff has this day filed in the
office of the Clerk of said Court her said
complaint; or, petition. alleging therein.
among other. things that YOU, the said de-
PENDANT, on the ~ day Of august 1y12.
nix. in the County of Maricopa. State of
Arizona, and the same being your usual
place of residence. went to PARTS unknown
and have continuously since that date. re-
manned absent and unheard from. leaving
property in said County of Fayctte and
State of Indiana without having made any
provision for its control and management.
which can not be administered upon or
collected and praying that your estate may
be adiudged by sand Court. subject TO ad-
ministration and that administrator
thereof duly appointed. . 60,
- Now. therefore. you. the said Charles
aforesaid, are hereby notified that, said
% come 1 ap Of Rosrns
ton in gaid County. in the Courthouse,
State aforesaid on the 10th day Of No
vember 1925 or as soon thereafter as
such hearing can he had
Witness the Clerk and seal of said
Court nj Connersvile Indiana, this 10Th
day of September 1925.
(SEAL) AMBROSE ELLIOTT.
Clerk of the Fayette Circuit Court.
Sent. 81. Is Oct. 3. 1928.
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LEGAL Notices
40

>>~|s~~~~~~c~>~~~>~~~ ~~-~~-~~-~~I~~~.~~s~~.~
ers and descriptions OF property subject
at the office of the Board of Public Works
' CHARLES E. COFFIN.
w H. FREEMAN
NJ. J. SPENCER.
Board of Public Works City of Indian
anois
Sept. 21 and %. 1928.
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cADdrtmcnfs
Woodsmall Rentals

MERIDIAN ST. n. 3311. Beauti-
full nine.room duplex with garage;
heat and water furnished. $3.50.
MAPLE TERRACE. 53S Z. Maple
Rd. Living-room. dinlng-room, two
bedrooms large, fully equipped kitch,
en-. Rent includes heat. water and
garage; $50.
WESTMINSTER. 272h N. Meridian
ST.; hving-room with lna-door bed.
full bedroom. dinlng-room with butt
in china and linen closet, bath, light,
heat water ana Sas furnished. $50
WESTMINSTER. Living-room with
in-a-door bed fully equipped litch-
enette, dressing closet. bath light,
heat, water and gas furnished. $40.
LAFAYETTE COURT. 2735 N. Me-
ridian St Living room with in inra-SS oSi
SSd s9 Par2 6u Th 1 baft large 2fa
fully equipped kitchen. bath and plen.
t. of c,oset spaee. This is front
aoartment facing Meridian st; light
heat. water and gas furnished $40.
LAFAYETTE COURT. 2735 N. Me
crate and built-in bookcases trll din
,fuly equipped kitchen, heat. water.
lights and gas furnished. 500
MAPLE ARMS. ssth and Central;
iyjngroom With Inn d3or bed t fnl
equipped kitchenette. heat. water
lights and gas and garage Special
proposition.
BLACKSTONE. 1901 e. Washing
ton ST. Two rooms. in-a-door bed
fully equipped kitchen. combination
bath and dressing closet light. heat,
water and gas furnished. S+750.
SAN MARCO. 1895 N. Delaware
St: five and six-room apartments.
newly decorated ice box and range.
heat and water furnished. $50 and
sos
KREIGER. 1896 E. Prospect; two
rooms ina door bed. bath and fully
equipped kitohenette; light and water
furnished, $50 80.
SEE CUSTODIAN OR CALL LIN 1891.
H. H. Woodsmall & Co., Inc.
We insure everything but the hereafter.
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Death Notices

ARMISTEAD CATHERINE = Wife of
instead sister of Charles Baughman,
passed away Friday. | 40 p. m, in Hen
derson, KY, Funeral Tuesday at o'clock
at the Corinthian Baptist Church, Indian
apolis. Burial at Crown Hill.
STEERS. LILA A.-Age IS years. Mother
Of Edwin Steers and Mrs. Pyrle, p
HUGHES. passed away at residence I529
will be held at residence. Tuesday, Sept,
%, at 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial
Crown Hill
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Earn Lands

GO GE bAk AN65sA0
~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
FOR SALT. 800 acres good level land il
Calhoun County. Florida This tract Is
located eleven miles north OF Port st. Joe
and thrty-tivc miles east of Panama City.
Extensive developments are under way at
each place. The land offered is owned by
us fee slmple. and right to remove timber
is reserved for five years. The soil Is
good and Is near good schools on splendid
road, and one-third of land is open and
ran be delivered immedia tely. Price S25
per acre. One-third cash, balance to be
arranged.
REID LUMBER COMPANY.
Selma. Ala.
FOR SALE.
Thirty-nve- acre farm. with barn. about
seven miles from Indianapolis.
ALSO
Farm Of about one hundred acres. two
dwellings and one barn. Fence good con-
diton. Farm adioins village of about
three hundred inhabitants about seven
miles from Indianapolis.
ALSO
Sixty acres near Julietta. Marion Coun-
JOSEPH R. MORGAN. commissioner.
MEANS & BUENTING.
500 Stated Life Bldg
Attorneys.
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

II you see any automobiles bearing
these license numbers call the police
or the indianapolis Times, Main 5000.
for you some time
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and Contracting

IF YOU HAVE a clear lot we will build
you home, our houses are better and
cheaper because we have no office help
and pay no commission Lincoln 1927 ask
for Mr. Elvers or Mr. Klein
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Sale or Exchange

MODERN. S-room residence. with full
basement at Lebanon. Ind. will trade
for Indianapolis property. See Owner. Geo.
Posthumus, 1895 n. fremont St. Indpls
NEW fve-room bungalow seini-modern
Call Riley 5641
HAVE a few cheap lots az ash for
small rental property Call hiley 5641.
FARM clear near Columbus. Ind, for
CITY nronertY 22S N East ST
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Try Our Major Coai
MAJOR COAL co. Ran. 4129.
rs Miscellaneous Wanted

SALVATION army Industrial Home. Help
us to help others with your used cloth
ing, mag azines. news, etc. Phone Wagon.
Main 1919
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Fidelity Loan Co.
106 E. Market Street
Room 532, Lemcke Building.

MODERN METHOD-Of meeting the
public small loan needs. Recent laws
have chansed the operations of the
small loan office.
THOUSANDS OF HOMES - Have been
helped and made happy through loans
on emergencies by licensed and bonded
firms.
IF YOU who read this are unfamiliar with
the charges and methods you SHOULD
not fail to call on our manager and
have him explain them to you. Loans
in the Gums of
$40 TO $500 are made on household goods
left in your possession at lawful rates
and on easy payment plan.
DO JUSTICE-To yourself and make your
self acquainted with our service II not
convenient TO call, write or pnone Nam
1878.
Fidelity Loan Company,
LOG E. MARKET STREET
Room 532, Lemcke Building.
MA. 1878.
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HOME for working girls; excellent meals;
nice, cleN~1 rooms, nicely furnished. four
aged compe rsaso npPhs0r rates ny anad ulS
Illinois. Ran 1878
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27 Business Announcement

FEATHERS bought sold and renovated;
feather mattresses and pillows made.
b. F. BURKLE. 41O Mass. Main l42S.
SffPERI0R N FANERS Rem 446b
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a-Musicoi Instruments

SPLENDID grand piano and victrola
FOR SALE-Fine old violin: excellent
tone; copy Maggini. reasonable. Room
Of e Iindcr1 HnIpl
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MERIDIAN ST. N. 3311. Beauti-
heat and water furnished. $50.
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WILL take fall charge and give excellent
care in Protestant home of invalid or
aged couple, in exchange for home az
Interview. Call lrv 2o09-W
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80 Automobiles for Sale

REPAIR YOUI. CAR-You will hnd
| pink of condition. The value is substan-
| tally increased too.
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a-Light Housekeeping
Board and Rooms

MODERN, furn light Housekeeping; hea
furnished: good loc.: ref. DR.. 1901.
Evening star., 1925-09-17

For boys and girls, made of cross
barred muslin, some waist style with
buttons and garter attachments. others
with boomers. Some closed crotch.
Sizes. collectively, to IL years.-Main
Floor
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-05
Put Up Big Purse
For Golfers in
L. A. Tournament

Los ANGELES, Nov. "a ST.
coo purse, the largest ever Offered,
will greet golfers who come west
early in January for the Los An
gcles open.
OF the purse. $4,000 comes from
the los Angeles junior chamber of
commerce, and the remaining $1,000
is from the Virginia Country club
Long Beach.
Several other clubs arc LAYING
plana for tournaments during 'Golf
week. aud il is possible the purse
will bc increased by several thou
sand dollars.
The $4,000 tourney may take on
an international aspect. The great
est golfers of France, Scotland and
the British Isles have been invited
to enter the field. With contest
ants from the east and middlewcst
together with Europe s finest and
California S own, The Los Angeles
open would be one of the greatest
golfing events of the year.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-05
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
AND THE RESULTS

Honey Boy Finncgan,
Dorchester fcathcrwoight. won Il
ten round decision from Babe Her
man. California. Herman tired bad
" and blew up after he had floor
ed Tiuncgan for a count of -four III
the sixth round.
NEW YORk.-GcnC Tunncy, New
York heavyweight, and Ad Stone,
Philadelphia, may be matched for
the feature bout on the card to be
staged December Is i'll Madison
square Garden for the benefit of
the New York Christmas fund, ac-
cording to Tex Rickard.
SAN FRANCISCO.-Fruukic Oar,
rem, Salt Lake welterweight. won all
the way from Young Carmen. San
Jose. in 10 rounds. Bobby Bridges,
Los Angeles, was awarded an eight
round decision over Art Emery.
OAKLAND.-CharlCy Long, col
orcd Omaha wcltcr. outboHcd Jimmy
Finley, Louisville, in the six round
main event hero. Jackie Gordon,
clever New York fcathcrwcight
beat Eddie Macy, Los Angeles, IN
six rounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-05
ST TEAM WILL
LAY LOCAL STAR
UNCH ON SUNDAY

(ne of the fastest teams in
hern California, is the rating
rdcd the Ncighborhood House
Of san Diego, which plays
Fvc S stars of this city at
,Nieo Sunday afternoon.
90 Ncighborhood House team is
posed Of boys ranging in age
= Is to *, playing under the di-
ION Of W. G. Breitcnstciu. Il
ltt professional player and um
Not one of III" members Of
.Neighborhood House team re
cs any money for his services,
= club using all fUAda obtained
l baseball games TO purchase
etic equipment, not only for the
ball teams but for other branch
+ sport.
cSpitc the youth Of the members
the NcighborlIood House team
have tackled teams much old
and experienced and have been
than able to hold their own.
mong their victims in San bic
and vicinity are: General Tires
ghts of Columbus, Chula Vista
. Ocean Beach.
steve s Stars may start Nash,
pitcher who hcaVcs the bail
b. either side, according to Eddie
zee, who is managing the team.
h played throughout the season
a the Cotton States League, and
pitcher of considerable ability.
effectiveness is equally good,
thcr he pitches with his right
eft hand, and this fact in itself
scs him big drawing card.
he game will be called at
ock. and "A large crowd is antici-
ed, many Of the valley residents $
lg familiar with the NCighbor
d House team, having seen il
Form while they were on the
st this summer.