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Evening star., 1925-10-27
foot Ball Enjoying Its Greatest o0s Mob
DUCKPINNERS CLASH
FOR A. C. LOOP LEAD

DuckpiuS are expected 10 fly tomor-
row night when Curby and Hilltop
teams meet at Convention Hall alleys
TO roll for the leadership OF the Ath-
letic club Bowling League. The teams
are deadlocked for top honorS. each
having won 10 games and dropped =
Last Monday the Nationals won two
out OF three from the Printers: Tues
day the Hilltops made it 10 straight
by taking all 3 from Stern: We'd
neSlay the Eagles We're able to win
only one game from the fast torhy
i've: the NomadS Won two from tho
\. A. \. ON Thursday. aud Friday the
trlngtonS took Il forfeit from the
Orioles.
Mckay OF the Nationals is leading
Ihree Why's. lie has high average, llS:
high set of 400 and leads in spares
with 81 for . games.
George EIorniG of Corhy has eight
'trlkeS for nine games. Mandley of
he Eagles has high game Of l46 and
ec"ud high average with ll5. The
eagles have high game of go and the
Norhys have rolled high set with l,,36.
Standing of the leaGu..:
Evening star., 1925-10-27
BACKERS OF PIRATES
GIVEN BOGUS CHECKS

PITTSBURGH, Pa. October Il LP)
A number of Pirate supporters who
placed their money on the Pittsburgh
Club and then thought they had
cleaned up" when their favorites won
the championship now find that they
did not win Il cent. police having re
ceITed numerous complaints within the
last few days that the money was
covered with bogus certified checks.
Among the betturS who found their
checks" 10 be worthless vas ii for
mer pusilist who bet $4,000
In another instance > theatrical
manager placed 5000. but did not
realize on his Investment
Other wagers. ranging from t51 70
$500, have come tn the notice of DO
lice, who figure that A total of S10o-
200 vas covered by the spurious pa
per.
Baltimore and Washington banks
are said TO have been the institutions
on which the Cheeks We're certified
and several OF the connplainants de-
clare the men who took their money
said they were from Cleveland
Inspector OF Detectives John Barry
says there i no way IN which the
winnings can be collected, although
there might be CLEANED Il few crumbs
OF satisfaction by prosecuting the men
who posted the checks on charges of
issuing worthless paper. That is, If
the men can be located.
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FEW WILLS PUNCHES
ENOUGH FOR JOHNSON

NEWARK. y. j., October - tP).-
Harry Wills today had d quick bur
indecisive one-round heavyweight vic
tory over Floyd Johnson To his credit.
While 10000 spectators In the LIST
Regiment Armory yelled Fake" a
towel was flung unexpectedly from
the corner of the boxer, who had been
heralded before the match as the
Iowa Bulldog" What was to have
been 12-rouud, uO-decisiOn event end
ed two minutes and two seconds after
the opening of the first round last
night.
Johnson was an easy victim for the
furnishing blows of the negro challen-
ger. who has Il contract for q heavy
weight title battle next year with Jack
Dempsey.
But Johnson appeared 70 the specta-
tor to he far from out when the towel
tluttered. He was on his feet and had
not been knocked down.
After the match d physician repre-
examined Johnson and declared that
he was fit.
II was punch-drunk," said Johnson.
Wills entered the ring weighing 215
pounds, Il more than his opponent.
The negro Immediately carried the
fight 70 his opponent. sinking a LETT
to the stomach and then bringing the
same hand Up ia the head.
y right hand N3llop TO the head then
drove Johnson 10 the ropes. He had
his hands up in defense when the
towel was flung.
Evening star., 1925-10-27
RUTH, REPENTANT,
TO TRY "COMEBACK''

NEW YORK. October - lP,-Babe
Ruth, base balls bad boy" whose ex-
travagances and "follies" are figured
TO have cost him 100000 III an inter
view given to Golfers Weekly once
was fined $4,000 by Manager Miller
Huggins of the Yankees, the story also
reveals.
This, it says, was the outgrowth Of
continued violation of training rules
in 1922, eliminating in a wet party
on Broadway. but the tine later was
rescinded because Ruth was riding
the crest Of one Of his inspired batting
streaks. hitting homer almost every
day"
This precedent was not a part of
public knowledge. incidentally. when
late this season Ruth was fined 81, 900
by Manager ITuggins for misconduct
off the field while the Yankees We're
in 81. Louis.
Ruth. in his story, recountS his mis-
steps and recalls tremendous losses
through gambling. ill-starred business
ventures and in lighting legal suits,
all of which he figures at s250.000, be-
sides an equal amount estimated to
have gone for high living. parties.
charities, gifts. etc" Once. he admits.
he lost s3J.090 on a single horse race.
Il have been the sappieSt Of saps,"
he adds. But I'm going to make good
all over again.
AS evidence Of his intention to come
back, Ruth, after flushing u hunting
trip in the North Woods, plans to go
to 81. Petersburg. Fla. the Yankee
training camp, next month. then visit
Hot Springs before rejoining his team
mates in Florida tor the regular con
jitioninS grind.
Evening star., 1925-10-27

Ellis majesty has in his service
two brothers who are masters OF
the chase Each Of these has under
his orders "A body of 10000 chasseurs,
those under one brother wearing q
red uniform and those under the
other a. sky blue. The dogs of diff
ferent descriptions which accom-
pany them to the field are nt. fewer
than 5000 The one brother, with
his division. takes the field to the
right of the Emperor. the other to
the left with his division and each
advances in regular order until they
have fncloSed a tract of country TO
the extent Of a days march. By
this means no beast can escape them.
It is a beautiful and exhilirating
sight to watch and they are soon
pursuing stags, bears and other ami
mails in all directions.
"The two brothers are under an
engagement to furnish the court
daily from the commencement OF Oc-
tober until the end OF March with q
thousand pieces of game, quails being
excepted and also with fish, esti-
mating the fish that three men can
eat at, a meal is equivalent to one
piece of game.
The Grand Khan also takes with
him 10000 falconers and 10000
wattchers or game carriers. And the
Khan himself goes In STYLE u the
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OLIVE Filler TO SWIM
FOR THE ILLINOIS A, C.,

Olive Filler. holder of three national
swimming titles, has resigned from
the Ambassador Swimming Club, At
lantic City, y. j.. to join the Illinois
\. 4.
She is a law student at Northwest
ern University.
She holds the national junior 100
yard free style title, national Junior
pentathlon championship and national
junior outdoor l0-foot diving cham
pionship.
Evening star., 1925-10-27

In the Big Three, as 4 usual thing
it is, as the writer has so often said.
a very difficult thing to predict the
outcome Of the November series o
the group. But even -. il Would seem
to be worked il either Princeton or
Harvard comes up to the Yale game
equipped to stop the Ellis.
Princeton difficulties are simple 10
diagnose. She has no real line as yet
II the material is there for a line ii has
not been developed. But Harvard Ger.
tainly has plenty Of material, and her
present plight. therefore, is not easy
to diagnose.
Dartmouth is surely in line for high
post season honurS. Jess HaWle'
found a magnificent supply of mate-
rial in Hanover, and he made the
most of it. Poor coaching can make
hash of good material. just as poor
material can Offset 10 a large deSree
the genius OF any coach.
As the writer predicted would be
the case, the Notre Dame team profit
ed by the West Point defeat. Their
defeat of Minnesota vas Il tine achieve
ment for Rocline'S : men, and further
games are certain to witness steady
improvement.
Ohio State is very strong. despite
the beating by Iowa. Weather cundi-
tions initiated against the sort OF play
that DR. NVilce can best teach and
which this years Buckeye outfit can
best demonstrate. But Ohio State Will
still bear watching.
Evening star., 1925-10-27
FREE-FOR-ALL AT STATION :
AS JACKS TRAIN ARRIVES
Many Rloody Noses and Cracked Heads Result From.
Charges by Police and MiIitary-Admirer>
Finally Garry Champ to Hotel.
BY the Associated Press.

ENICO CITY. October 27.Jack Dempsey hcayywcrlt
wv champion, made lighting entry City VI
that he personally participated but nevertheless arrival
emily cncd by oj
the o
Soldiers with hSed ha,oue hurrI aid tie
police Dempsey being crushed Md
there plenty OF bloody
the al the police thcirjo
The champion to ,i
with his partner tie will make m
Saturday Aterward he will rampco
proceed Antonio Tex the
inter to
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NORTHEAST ROLLERS
STAGING WARM RACE

Four teams are tied for top honors
At the end Of the fourth week of bowl
ing i'll the Northeast Duckpin League.
Temple No. reached the top by
Ecoring u clean sweep over Olive Cafe;
Roamers took two from the Poston
team; Artie Bells went up by taking
TWO from Lexington. and Franks
team. mainly through the good work
of ShipIuan. got into the running by
winning two out of three from East
ern Weekly.
De Luxe pinspillers were handed a
Jolt when the Montello five ran rough
shod over them for u clean sweep.
Standing of the league and best per
Evening star., 1925-10-27

er. Zach team has one victory and
ng team tonight will still be in the
osers will be out OF the race entirely.
In the Plaza division. Carbery and
Blake staged another close battle,
in which Carbery was returned victor
9to7. All of the winners goals were
made In the first half. In the last period
Gales Blake found the basket for two
goals but could not break through its
opponents stiffening Gefense to tie the
score. Caroline Alexander refereed.
ketcham triumphed over Brent
Dent. 80 to IL, in an exciting game
played on the Virginia avenue court.
May Lott led the winners to victory
and Bertha Crane captained the losers.
kenilworth Swamped Webb, 23 to o,
on the Rosedale field, and Force
Adams won its match from Weight
man by default in Section B of the
Georgetown division. The Woodburn-
Brookland game OF the Bloomingdale
division was postponed on account of
rain. It was to be played this after
noon.
Fifth Baptist Church still holds an
unbroken record OF victories in the
Columbia Federation 3. Y. =. L. Bowl
ing League. topping the list with i
wins and no defeats. LaSt week u
took three games from Temple. While
Bethany shut out FIRST Baptist ana
West Washington did the same :"
Kendall. Grace forfeited To Fifth.
The standing Of the league and the
record for the week follow:
Evening star., 1925-10-27

Virginia has the strongest eleven
she has had since 1915. and bids fair
10 come through her Southern Con
Serence schedule undefeated. This
would give her a high ranking in the
onference when the season is done.
despite the fact that She will not have
met several OF the outstanding teams.
Washington Is Formidable.
on the West Coast Washington
looms fornidably. Frank Birch, who
refereed the Washington Nebraska
contest at Lincoln, was i'll Atlanta
last Saturday working the Alabama
Tech game and he advised the writer
hat while the game between the
iuSkies and the Corn HuSkerS ended
N a tie, Washington really should
have won by at least TWO touchdoWns.
Freaks alone, he said. saved Ne
oraSka.
He liked Enoch Bagshaws scheme
of offense, just as the writer did when
ne was in Seattle, and thought this
coach had turned out one of the very
strongest elevens Of the country.
Pennsylvania stands way up. Of
course. In defeating Yale and Chi
ago on successive Saturdays she per
ror-ned an extraordinary feat. and II
4he gets by the upand-going Illinois
cam next Saturday the sky will he
.bout the limit, 50 far az the rating
OF the Quaker team goes.
Yale is extremely strong. Perhaps
Z the players and coaches had taken
he Penn game in u more prayertul
mood there might have been d diff
Gorent story. AS it is, the Ellis can
-e-establish themselves very material
y by Furnishing the Army team this
Evening star., 1925-10-27
MATCH WITH THIEVES
is WON BY GUlLFORD
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEWTON, Mass. October a.
Jesse Guilford. "siege gun" of golf
dom, won little match with automo-
bile thieves in which the latter were
trapped on the first fairway and de-
faulted, 1t has been disclosed.
Jesse admits he had the breaks Of
the game with him. The thieves for
feited the contest when Guilford's au-
tomobile horn went on Il toot" and
got on their nerves.
Just as he was on the point OF noti-
fNing the police Saturday night that
his sedan had been stolen. a friend
telephoned that his ear Was standing
in 4 nearby street making Il terrible
racket. Jesse grabbed d niblick. ran
10 the scene and found the car de-
serted and the horn footing for all IT
was worth.
The gasoline had Just dropped down
to the 3gallon mark. Guilford recent.
ly installed a signal device to blow the
horn when the gas supply became low.
II worked
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FLOWERS EARNS TITLE
OF IRON MAN OF RING

Tiger Flowers. the Georgia negro
middleweight. rates the title Of the
Iron Man of Boxing
Only last Friday night he handed
Jock Malone Il pasting at st. Paul
and he's scheduled To go 10 rounds
with Chuck Virgins Of India ma polls
at Last Chicago tonight.
His manager expects to have him
in action in Boston Friday night,
making three contests in seven days.
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passes are narrow he rides only
two elephants. but mostly he rides
four.
Upon the back Of which is placed
q pavilion of wood, handsomely
carved. Those who are on horse
back by his side give him notice Of
the approach Of cranes or other
birds, upon which he raises the cur
tain of the pavilion and gives direc-
tions for letting fly the falcons. The
view of this sport as he lies upon
his couch affords extreme satisfac-
ton of his majesty
Evening star., 1925-10-27

natural swing pace. 4-Rushing at
turn from back swing 5-Gazing al
the ball with hypnotic stare instead of
actually seeing 1t. 6-Gripping tightly
with one hand. loosely with the other
Pulling across ball. 8-Too rapid
back swing. Changing too long over
ball before making swing. l0-ToO
much experimenting.
(Copyright. 19251
Evening star., 1925-10-27
MORE ELEVENS OF POWER
THAN In 1924 CAMPAIGN
Virginia Said to Have Best Team Since 1915 and
Likely to End Its Season Without Defeat-Big
Three Difficult to Figure.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

NiARll WILLIE, Va October ball
l worked
OF the the early conviction that no
there strength
and players well above ordinary thoroughly confirmed
This applies this pleasant OF Dixie well other
Iica1r
Alabama
Georgia Tech unusually follower South
bali would slightest odds Tech
Evening star., 1925-10-27
CAPITAL MEN IN DRAWN
FIGHTS IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, Nd. October 81
Washington boxers failed to get into
the rrsney in the bouts held last
night in the 104th Medical Regiment
Armory. Two of the fights were de
clared draws and in two others the
decision went against the boys from
the Capital City.
Goldie Ahearn. District feather
weight. who was attempting a come
back after a tive-month absence from
the ring. was awarded a draw in his
12-round go with Lew MayrS. Eddie
Simmons also fought Buddy Zeblein
TO u StandStill in four rounds. Jack
Cody was beaten by Lew Haywood i'll
an eight rounder. and Jimmie Dan
gelo lost to Buster Dundee in three
sessions.
William Tilden, the tennis star. has
IL consecutive Davis cup victories TO
his credit
Evening star., 1925-10-27
LA BARBA'S HAS AN OFFER
TO TAKE ON BRITISHER

Fidel La Barba's first defense of
lifted from Frankie Generao in Cali
fornia may be all international battle.
Ernie Jarvis of England, who now
is fighting in this country. has re-
ceived an offer TO meet La Barba on
November 20
Evening star., 1925-10-27
GROH MAY MANAGE.

is mentioned for the pilots berth at
Toledo. which opens up the possibil-
ity of his joining his former Giant
teammate, Hank Gowdy, as an Amer
lean Association manager.
Evening star., 1925-10-27
GREB PEEvES RICHARD.

NEW YORK, October 27 P.-Be-
cause of what he characterized as ex.
cessive financial demands by Harry
Greb. middleweight champion, Tex
Richard has announced that he had
called off negotiations for a return
match between Greb and Mickey
Waller. welterweight titleholder.
Evening star., 1925-10-27
Fence" Is Better Than ''Box,''
But Not So Well Patronized
BY JOHN !. WHITE.

ROF GkNEROSO PANESE fencing the atc President
Roosevelt and fencing instructor the Naval Acadcry for
.
is o rcckoucd with a swordsnan.
mainly
engaged John Jones OF Seattle lorond
with n
Evening star., 1925-10-27

tudHfts are you
can find it among
these Ten Faults
Most Common to
Golfers, as 1 have
observed them I'm
experiences during
25 years Of teach
ing golf. These
Ten Most Common
Faults, each Of
which 1 win dis
euss i'm order In
succeeding articles,
are: 1-Forcing
the head to lift.
Lack Of control
of the club. 3
Forcing the club
with muscular ef-
fort hey yCpd IT'S
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STONE GETS DECISION.

PHILADELPHIA October - GP.-
Adj Stone was awarded the judges de-
cision over Tommy Loughran last
night al the end of their l0-round
bout. stone weighed 179 and Lough-
ran 1884, pounds.
Evening star., 1925-10-27
FRIEDMAN WINS BOUT.

NEW YORK, October II P).-
Sailor Friedman, Chicago welter-
weight. scored a technical knockout
over Irish Tommy Jordan of Brooklyn
in the seventh round Of q 10-round
bout last night .-
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FIGHT A ROUGH DRAW.

BUFFALO, n. Y, October 81 LP).
Eddie MCGoveru, Pacific middle
weight, now making his headquar-
ters here, and Mike Conroy. Roches-
ter heavyweight, boxed u rough six
round draw last night. McGovern
weighed 175, Conroy 194la.
Evening star., 1925-10-27
DEMPSEY Is TO HAVE
SCHOOL NAMED FOR HIM

The little town of Nauassa. Colo.
will bestow high honor on its noted
former resident. Jack Dempsey. ty
naming the new high school after him.
The school IS being built on the lot
where the log cabin in which Dempsey
WAS born once stood
Evening star., 1925-10-27
DOYLE DEFEATS ZIVIC.

PITTSBURGH. October 27 @.-
Paul Doyle of New York defeated Jack
Zivic of Pittsburgh in a hard-fought
1o-round bout last night, winning the
decision of the judges. Doyle weighed
1421a pounds and Zivic l4II4
Evening star., 1925-10-27
SUGGS BEATS CELMARS,

BOSTON, October 27 CR.-ChicL
Suggs. New Bedford. won an easy de.
cision over Joey Celmars of New York
in l0-round bout last night. They
fought at 1854 pounds
Evening star., 1925-10-27

PHILADELPHIA, October II LP-
Quintin Romero Rojas Of Chile jabbed
his way 10 a judges decision last
night in his 10-round bout with Leo
Gates. New York. Mohawk Indian.
Each weighed 1915 hounds.
Evening star., 1925-10-27

High team game FrankicS 5S1
HIgh team ~"t--Franklcs 6i3.
HIGH indiN ldual game--NermIIHou. I4t.
High individual set-Myprs. 3Jl.
High aNrrage-Myer- Rnamcrs i13.
~trlEcs--D"rU. pustons
Sldrc5-W. Baarvm. Moutcllo. -.
Evening star., 1925-10-27

Harry CLANCY of Cincinnati, cham
pion relay swimmer, is training for
an attempt to conquer tho English
Channel next Summer,
Evening star., 1925-10-27
THE CALL OF THE OUTDOORS
BY WILL II. DIG.
President I-aak EnIton League o. 4nrerc
THE KHAN A HUNTING GOES.

UR old friend Marco Polo the Venetian besides being world
ee also keen being fond the
Thus his Travels about 1890 A. D., he doesn't
hunting those days In place he " how the
great Khan Emperor
Evening star., 1925-10-27

3: Allie Lee Hedges. W. Wash. 3: Hazel
Lsdson. W. Wash. 8; Florence Carpenter.
High spares-susie Rock. Fifth. IL: Flor
ence Reany. Fifth. IL.
Individual set-F. Reanry Fifth: 292.
Individual ganle-F. Carpenter. Firth 12O.
High hat-M. Carpenter. Fifth. 50.
Team -et-Fifth Church. 1.3ls.
Team gane-Fifth Church. i5g.
Big fve--Florencc Reamy. Fifth. 90-6:
Hazel Braugh. Temple. 50: F. Carpenter.
Fifth. ssT: Evelyn Burn. Temple. ST.:
Susie Rock. Fifth. S5-l6.
Princess Athletic Club will hold bas-
ket ball practice tonight at 8 O'Clock
at Wilson Normal School.
Capital Athletic Club volley ball
practice will be held from 6 to Z this
evening. also at the Wilson Normal
gymnasium.
Evening star., 1925-10-27

have been trying. have explained
they are enthusiastic over it.
, all former putting grips by placing
upside down from what we have all
We the lett wrist much more freedom
ball straighter.
line through the ball. Lut the differ
enCe here is that the blad. can swing
forward through the ball with more
ease and freedom and after all it is
the keeping of the blade on the ball
as ii goes through that runs the ball
to the bottom OF the cup.
] chanced To hit on this principle
while practicing some puts a few
weeks ago and 1t has proved so effec-
tive among the players | have shown
il to that Nc may have here some
thing revolutions ~ in the putting
grip. In any event. give it Il trial
and see what YOU think oi il. After
all. whether II works for YOU is the
only factor that concerns me
Evening star., 1925-10-27
InSideGOlf
BY Chester Horton

As golfer you have one consola-
fiOn: Whatever il is that Is holding
you in the dufYer class Of players. the
Evening star., 1925-10-27


the lett hand in a position just abou
previously known. This appears 10 g
OF action, and that. in turn. keeps tn
This new grip With the left hand is
pictured in Figure /. This shows the
detail OF how the shaft runs straight
up and down with the hand. Having
SO placed the shaft in the hand. close
in the fingers. Now swing the blade
back and try this against the older
method OF having the left hand around
on top of the shaft. To swing the
blade out, with that grip. causes the
elbow To jerk III toward the body be-
cause of the lack of complete free
dom in the wrist.
In Figure Is shown the stance and
the putting position with the left hand
upside down grip. The blade goes
back and forth as shown in the dotted
Evening star., 1925-10-27

For hours p"ior to. Dempsey's ar
rival tho station approaches wore
jamtHel with people; when Tho tr;slu
entered the she'd it was surrounded h>-
IA cheering. milling thrung. Dempses.-
when he appeared in tine vcstiJule Of
the Pullman, was "heered wildly. lie
and ali the other LaeseH gers We're
htockaded in tn" car and unable e..
leave il for = ruiEy.---
Evening star., 1925-10-27
WOMEN IN SPORT
by CORINNE FR.iZIER-

intcrsoroty basket ball Wash
To-
night Fl Beta Phi will so III the
nau Each has
will still the
will the
Evening star., 1925-10-27
Jack Fails to Quiet Mob.

Finally thc champion made u speac.l
70 the crowd saying: Some cf gUu
boys are going To get hurt. ! on had
better 20 easy and break up and come
to The hCtcl. where ! viii hc glad ia
greet YOU.
Thereupon the fighting among the
crowds for Favorable positions trcr.
which u view the champion Increased
Some of the men climbed on top of
the train and Slid down INTO tie vest.
Dule Of Defnpsey's car with The plEf-
pose If shalliI@ th" Land uf the
fighter
Finally Dcml,sev and his larty ileG
across the railroad yards t. back
street. The mob. however. was er
their heels. 50 great was tho throuG
that railroad traffic il the yarda
cea sed.
After a few moments Dempsey 20
into an automobile, which was imma-
diately surrounded by fight fans de
sirous Of shaking his hand. Tho sol
dierS to"h places about the .4ut Cpluhilr
and Threatened 10 hayuu"t tn" cham
pion'S admire rS. The crowd PERSISTED
ana the police began clubbing hctdS.
Carried Into Hotel.
Dempsey attempted ro :t,E.nd,u tie
automobile and walk - his hotel. l.ut
neither the soldiers u,r the polio, were
able to make their way through the
dcns" CrOwds. For 81 liiuutcS ~.
police. hammeriu- Vigorously. sf;s-
ceedcd in getting Dempsey away. Tin"
crowd followed the machine. huwoyer.
and despit" the soldiers and police
took the tighter from il and carried
MIN triumphartly 70 his hotel
There was another demonstration,
in the lobby. After this s;Ibsidcd. ser
tinels with fixed havonets were sta
toned Oh the ground floor at the en-
trance To the elevator and also up.
stairs before Dernp>ey's room 10 guard
the champion from the excessive at
tention OF admirers.
Evening star., 1925-10-27
Big Three Offer Puzzle.

week. But this is a tall order, MAX
no mistake about that.