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Evening star., 1925-06-27
GERMANS SEEK LOANS.

LONDON. June 81 CP)--A group Of
German. industrial ma magnates and
financiers Is reported to be coming to
London next week to try 10 raise CAPT
tai for their industries. which are said
to be in difficulties. owing TO lack OF
money.
The London papers say the visitors
will meet some American as we'll as
British financiers while here. The in
dustries represented. il IS stated, are
steel. electrical and motor.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
GOV. ROSS OFF TO PARLEY
Wyoming Woman Executive to
Attend New York Conference.

CHICAGO. June y GP).-Gov. Nellie
Y. Ross of Wyoming departed for New
York last night en- route to the an
nual governors conference at Poland
Springs, Me.
From New FORK she will 20 to Eos-
ton TO meet Gov. md Mrs. Wynant Of
New Hampshire. with whom she will
motor TO the conference.
She is accompanied by her lH-yesr-
OLD son, Bradford.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
"IF WORRIED, DON'T EAT"
DIETARY EXPERT ADVISES
Food Taken While Nervous Not Di-
Sested. He Tells Child Health
Association.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 27.-Drink water
with meals and abstain from food dur
ing emotional excitement and nervous
states, advised Dr. a. c. Ivy, Uni
versity Of Chicago psychologist, speak
ing before members of the American
child Health Association.
Gastric juice flows into the ston7
ach merely at the stimulation OF the
sight, smell and taste CT food" he
said. If a human being sees una >
petiZing food or if he is IN a. nervous
or excited state his secretive appa
ratus does not function 1t is, there
fore, unhealthy TO eat under those
conditions"
Drinking water produces more cona
plete digestion stimulation for the
gastric glands and permits more con-
plete absorption into the bloodstreams
he pointed out.
Evening star., 1925-06-27

against the Pullman Go. for injuries
received in falling from a berth on
= train between Quebec and Boston.
Her husband. Frank V. Epper. was
given verdict for 500 against the
company for the loss Of the services
of the wife. Both verdicts We're rem
dered late Yesterday afternono by q
Evening star., 1925-06-27
Irish Language Compulsory.

DUBLIN, June II LP).-The Irish
language has been made q compulsory
subject in Irish primary schools. EN-
elusive of members of religious COM
munities. the teachers in the national
schools number II $50. of whom 2.2S3
have passed the examination for or
binary certificates in Irish and @.2S3
for hi-lnGual certificates.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
Stranded Ship Is Relocated.

MANILA. June - LP). ).-The Ship
ping Board freighter West Carmona.
which vert aground on Verde Island
YESTERDAY. has been refioated nd is en-
route 10 Manila. The West Carmona
Evening star., 1925-06-27

Smart Motor Coats OF tweed or novelty
checked wool, $3.50 to S5o.So. Coats a illus
trated, $3.50.
women's Coat Section. Third foor.
Travelling Frocks OF French crepe. crepe Eliza
beth or eeprgette, dark and scrviceablc and
very good looking. Sz950 to sS9.So. Copy Of
French model sketched. S49.5o.
Misses Section. Fourth hoor.
Long sleeped Chiffon Dinner Dance Frocks
for the week end house party. $3o.S0 to sos.
Model sketched, SIS.
Misses Section, Fourth noor
Week End Toilet Sets. conta in the toilet neces-
sites one will need for short visit. sc and 75c
Toilet Goods Section Street floor
Evening star., 1925-06-27
I he Restfu1 Comfort of Home

Home is really delightful place tt- spend
holiday when provided with such thoughtful
comforts as these:
Collapsible Metal Tables in green cnamc an.
ish $50; Chairs to match have striped duck
seats. S6, with SIT. Garden Umbrella al
heavy green and white duck, 10 ht over this
table. S3G.
Woven Swing Hammocks with pillow and
spreader. S.
Porch Swings. 81 to SlI.S0.
Couch Hammocks OF khaki or duck SI3@S and
Sl64s. Very specially priced
Sturdy Lawn Swings. $3.50 and SI0.7s.
Hammock Section Fourth floor
Cold Drink Sets SI.0s set Green optic or clear
glass in fancy shape. Covered tankard and
d tumblers
Glassware section. Fifth noor.
Evening star., 1925-06-27

White Mountain Frcczcrs TO make delicious
homemade ice cream. quart - gallon.
S.,5 to S55o
Auto Vacuum Freczcr,-rcquire no turning OF
the crank tircsome Ia Dor. specially priced
S.SS to $40.
Housewares Section. foor.
Nudor Porch Shades make ycur porches cool
and inviting hooks afford protection from the
sun. and have the patented vcntiIator at the
top. Soft tone green shades oft. drop. $3.50 to
$500 depending width Other sizes in
proportion.
Soft Sateen. Stcnciled Crash and Crctonne
Pillows. 81 to 81.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
Picnicking Out-of-Doors

Lunch Kits for ,. or persons. fully equipped
with knives, forks. spoons. plates and food
ontainers $3.50 to $3.50.
Sporting Goods Section. Second floor.
Picnic Supplies of Every Kind
Folded Paper Napkins. 40 in box. lor. 80 sheets
Wax Paper 10c. Berry. Ice Cream or Salad
Sets for f. 10c. Waterproof Luncheon Plates.
I0c a Dozen Spoons Forks. 10c a dozen.
Cups for hot cold drinks. SOC dozen. Alumi
mum Salt and Pepper Shakers. lSc pair. White
Enamel Lemonade Buckets. SOC to S1.4S.
Housewares Section. Fifth focr.
Thermos Bottles. SlI5 to $3.50.
Thermos Bottle Section floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
Motoring or Week-Ending

The Auto-Robe Trunk. wardrobe auto trunk
that IS the last word in travel luxury. $3.50.
sporting Goods Section Second floor.
Auto Refrigerator Boxes. keep your refresh
ments ice cold and fresh Metal case lined
with mineral wool So and SlI.
sporting Goods Section Second foor.
Auto Seat Pads. protect vour clothes in the
auto. A good mating pad in three sections
SI7s
Curtain Section. floor.
Hair Bandeaux. 70 keep the hair from blowing
while driving. 2So 10 7Sc.
Section.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
Jap Students Form Rife Club.

Core spondoace of the Associated Press.
TOXIC. June 1.-THE Students
Musketry Society has been organized
by students of the different univer-
sites in Toxic. It's purpose is 10 i'm.
prove the physical condition of the
members and to give them training in
rife shooting.
Evening star., 1925-06-27

lury in Circuit Division = before Jus
tlce Stafford. Attorney W. BiSSeIl
Thomas appeared for the plaintiffs.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
Norway to Increase Taxa tion,

OSLO. Norway. June - GPl.--
Finance Minister Holmboe has an
nouuced the governments intention Of
increasing direct taxation in order to
establish 4 solid basis for the budget
Evening star., 1925-06-27

The tenth congress Of the Inter
national Woman Suffrage Alliance
will be held in Paris next wear.
Evening star., 1925-06-27

France had so much bad weat her
in the Spring Of this year thai build
ing opera tons were seriously DELAYED
Evening star., 1925-06-27

bound from Oriental 10 Pacific coast
ports with cargo, was not SeriuuSlN
do mo sed.
Evening star., 1925-06-27

\ new Instrument makes il pos
sible for surgeons TO perform opera :
tons on the surface of The lungs
without first removing d section of
rib
Evening star., 1925-06-27
LISBON CABINET QUITS.
Acts When Parliament Will Not
Back Policy.

LISBON. Portugal. June % tF).-
The cabinet headed by Victorino Gui.
maraes presented its resignation yes
terday. This action followed upon
Parlament's refusal to approve the
governments policy.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
WINS $1,000 VERDICT.

Woman Given Damages for In
juries in Pullman.
Mrs. Mary n. Eppler has been
a Warded a verdict for s.. 900 Ga ma sc :
Evening star., 1925-06-27

Among The sights ir London'e re-.
cenl hot spell were business men in
silk hats eating ice cream in CITY
CT
Evening star., 1925-06-27

The ministry of Senior Guima raes
was formed early in February to take
the place of the cabinet Of Senior
Santos. which resigned n few DAYS
previously after the Cha mber of Depu-
ties had defeated il on vote Of con
Edence.
Evening star., 1925-06-27

tretonne Figured Terry Cloth Bathing Capes.
SS.75.
Patent Leather Bags to carry YOUR suit to aud
from the beach S395 to S..
White Belts. SOC.
Rubber Bandannas to tie about The head CSC
Rubber Bathing Caps. 2so to 81.
Bathing Suit Section. Third hooi
Cretonue Pillows for the canoe Several sha pes
filled with silk cotton. Very special $50
Section. 6oor.
Evening star., 1925-06-27

White Linen Sleeveless knicker Suits. Sic.
Natural Linen knickers. S39S.
Two-piece SPORTS Frocks of balbrigean. mara
jah and georgette, Sl6.5o to $3s
One piece Sports Frocks of tub silks and
crepes. Sl6So and SIS. Plain High-colored or
Striped Sports Coats. $40 to SI9S0
sportswear Section, Third floor.
Brownie Cameras s. to S.
Kodak Junior. takes pictures 2L<s4Iz. SIS.
Kodak Section First hoor.
Chocolates and Bonbons. 60c to 81 pound.
Hard and Fancy Candies, MANY varieties
Candy Section Fourth floor
Evening star., 1925-06-27

Polo jumpers are worn in London.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
Wherever You Spend
Your "4th'
For a Swim or a Seashore I rio
Your

A day spent in the water means the verv
snlartcst bathing togs pos sible All-wool suit
including Annette kellermann and Jantzen
models, sos TO SI3.75. Taffcta Slips and Wool
Tights. skctchcd S2.7s. Separate Taf4e,a
Slips. $3.50.
Silk Beach Pa Jamas a sketched, 45.
Rubber Bathing Shoes. in bright colors. 81.
Satin Bathing Slippers to match ones suit
SI.50.
The Washington times., 1925-09-14

Comm win arrive in washington
tomorrow.
Judge and Mrs. J.. Harry Coyislg.
ton and their daughter. Miss Anne
covington, win arrive in New York
tomorrow on the Olympic from
Europe. where they have been
travelling for several months.
y y 49,
Mrs. Warren Irving Glover, wife
of the Assistant Postmaster Gen:
eral, and their children win return
to Washington the latter part Of
the week from Eagles Mere, Pa,
TO join Mr. Glover, who returned
early last week.
-
Miss. Catherine Weller, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph +. Weller,
has selected Thursday, November
IL, as the date of her wedding 70
Charles Drennon, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Drennon, OF Kansas
City. Moe Mr.. Drennon arrived In
Washington yesterday to be the
The Washington times., 1925-09-14

end of next week, Mr.. Chiffon COM
ing to Washington and Mrs. Chiffon,
with their children, going to Mich
igan to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas J. O'Brien.
The Washington times., 1925-09-14

suss. 0. Mr.. AMI Mrs Weller for
few. da.s.
Major GENERAL David G. shanks.
u. s. AZ. retired. Is IN New York
for few days and Is stayiu< ct
tho Hotel Astor.
- ssFsg
Mrs. Emily Stowe. who has spent
the last four mounts STUDYING in
EIsurops. has reformed 20 Nashing.
ton ana ii as the headquarters cf
the League OF Anner.can Pen
women, 1903. # street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moore. Of
hartford. Conn. are spending !
few dass At the Willard whsre shsy
arrived Saturday.
Doctor and Mrs. John Foote have
returned from Beverly Hills. Cal.
and have reopened their house in
Mintwood place.
The Washington times., 1925-09-14
MISS Stafford WEBS
NEW YORK MAN

Doctor and Mrs. William Edwin
Stafford announce the marriage Of
their sister, Anne Stafford. to
James Quackenbush Rice, Of New
York
The ceremony took place at the
Stafford home, 1899 Mount Pleasant
street, on Saturday in the presence
of the families of the bride and
bridegroom. The Right Reverend
James E. Freeman. bishop OF
Washington, OBLIGATED.
The bride is the daughter Of the
late Judge William Harrison SAT-
ford, OF Chillicothe, Ohio. The
bridegroom is a graduate of Yale
University and il now a member
OF the law firm Of Phihpp, Sawyer,
Rice & Kennedy, Of New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs Rice will make their
home in New York.
Miss Helen Richardson, who is TO
be married on Saturday to Lieu.
| tenant Richard E. Nugent, ID tt.1a
guest for whom Miss Leah DeNoll
| is entertaining at bridge Shower
ard tea this afternoon at the Co,
| lunibia Country Club The guests
include Miss Richardson's mothe.
Mrs. William e. Richardson, Mrs.,
Walter Abrams, Miss Helen Staiid
ley. Miss Betty Ridsdale, Miss Vtr
The Washington times., 1925-09-14
MIR. LANE TO GO
TO MEXICO CITY

Arthur Bliss Lane, of the For.
eign Service, who has been on
duty at the State Department. has
been appointed secretary of the
4 american embassy in Mexico City
relieving Alexander G. Kirk. Mr.
Kirk will come to Washington fol-
a State Department detail.
Rev. DIR. Roland Cotton Smith
former rector of st. Johns Epis
copaI church IN Washington, who
has been spending the summer al
Cottonfields. his summer home al
Ipswich, Mass, is returning to
New York the latter part nf the
month and from there will come
to Washington for the winter.
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Judge and Mrs. Charles B.
Howry are jim Atlantic City and
have been joined by Miss Eliza
beth Howry.. coming from New
York. They are at the Ritz Carlton
hotel.
The Washington times., 1925-09-14
WILSONITES
VISITORS
HERE
Supporters of Former
President Have Been
Numerously in Town
BY JEAN ELIOT

"HERE have been echoes OF the
Wilson Administration in sew
eral of our recent visitors,
with William Gibbs McAdoo here
not so long ago, Josephus Daniels
treading on his heels, and Mrs.
Edwin T. Meredith. whose husband
was Secretary of Agriculture in the
latter days of the Wilson regime,
now at the Mayflower Hotel for
brief visit.
Mrs. Meredith came from New
York on Saturday, accompanied by
her son, Edwin T. Meredith. jr., and
will be in town through this week
waiting the return of Mr.. Meredith
who Is making a hurried trip to
i their home in Iowa. When he
comes East. Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith
expect to take their son to his
school in New England, after which
there is a possibility of their re-
turning to washington for a longer
vista possibility in which their
many friends in Washington are
keenly interested.
Although Mr.. Meredith served but
q short time in the Department Of
Agriculture before the Republican
landslide carried him out of public
life his was a most successful ad-
mi7istration. And both Mr.. and
Mrs. Meredith made scores of friends
here who always give them a warm
welcome when they come a'visiting
to the Capital.
Mrs. Meredith Is a particularly
charming person and there has>been
no woman in the Cabinet circle IN
la.e years who has contributed
more to society than she did, en-
ter;aining constantly and most de-
IightfuIly in the big apartment at
1885 Massachusetts avenue-where
Secretary Mellon now Hves-in
which the Merediths made their
home.
Interstate Commerce Commits.
siUner andNMrs. McChord are among
the most intimate friends of the
Me~ediths in Washington and al
ways help to make them welcome
or their occasional visits. Although
they call Des Moines home" Mr.
and Mrs. Meredith go to Florida
every winter and are as much at
home in New York as they are in
Washington.
Mr.. McAdoo. President Wilson's
son-in-law as well as his Secretary
of the Treasury. was here but
briefly and went on to New York
before returning to his home in Cali
fornia.
Mr.. Daniels. sometime Secretary
OF the Navy. came on to attend the
meeting of the Bryan Memorial AS
ISOLATION, Of which he is to be per
naanent chairman. But one cues
tions If he might not have had a
secondary purpose-to condole with
Secretary OF. the Navy Wilbur in
the running fire to which he Is
being subjected anent the aviation
sifuatfor Certainly Mr.. Daniels
was under fire enough during his
fncImbeney of Mr.. Wilbur's desk.
and I remember Mrs. Daniels telling
me shortly after his retirement from
the Cabinet that their new house in
Raleigh was being built with the
Jocks. that had been thrown at her
husband!
The Washington times., 1925-09-14

having taken the Siamese name
when the title "Phya" was con-
ferred upon him recently by the
Siamese government in recognition
of his long service to the state.
The Washington times., 1925-09-14
ENVOY TO MEET
DEBT COMMISSION

The French Ambassador, NJ.
Daeschner, returned to town today,
but viii leave for New York next
week to meet N. CaiIlaux and the
other members of the French Debt
Funding Commission, who are due
In Washington on September 81.
The commission will stay at the
Hamilton Hotel.
Ambassador Daeschner has been
motoring in New York State for a
week or ten days after attending the
Lafayette Marine Day celebration at
West Point.
The Argentine Ambassador and
Nine. Pueyrredon, who motored to
Atlantic City with their daughters,
the Misses Julia and Raquel
Pueyrredon, and their guests, M.
and Mime. Juan Carlos Luro. will
be at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel this
week.
The Minister of Denmark, Con-
stantfn Brun, who has been at Bar
Harbor through the summer, will
come back TO Washington the middle
OF this week.
The Washington times., 1925-09-14

roses. Mrs. Wiley is wearing or.
child chiffon velvet, with large
roses of the same material ap-
pliouied on the skirt about the
hem. A graceful scarf OF orchid
georgette and large hat OF or
child toned velvet complete her cos.
tune. She will carry orchids and
lilies Of the valley.
Out Of town guests here Tor the
wedding are Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Jefferson David, of Cincinnati ana
Mrs. William Hopple, OF Ti1fin'
Ohio.
On their return from a bridal
trim by motor. Mr.. Wiley and his
bride. will be at home at 1865 SIX.
tenth street. Miss Crosson will
travel in a smart faille gown or the
new golden pheasant shade, WIZ
which she wears severely tailored
brown felt hat, a brown fox fur
and a top coat of a heavy WOODEN
mixture, in which brown predofnl-
mates.
Last evening Miss Teresa eros.
son entertained her sister ana the
bridal party at dinner lhe
Chateau LIE Paradis. Tonight, after
the wedding. the round OF Drldai
festivities will wind up with q party
at lie Paradis with Miss Crosson as
hostess.
X X
Miss Florence Farnsworth, VINO
spent the greater part OF the sum
mer at Kennebunkport, Me-, IS IN
New York at present and IS staying
al the Chatham Hotel.
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The air attache OF the Italian
embassy and Signora Calderara are
back from short trip North and
will be in their apartment at six:
teenth Street Mansions until the
middle of October; when they VIII
sail for Italy.
The Washington times., 1925-09-14

The new First Secretary OF the
Spanish Embassy and Nine: E.sG.
The Washington times., 1925-09-14
BRISTOLS NOW
AT NEWPORT

Rear Admiral Mark Bristol, Amer
lean high commissioner in Turkey.
and Mrs. Bristol. who are in this
country on leave. are at present
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Michael Van
Buren, at Sunnyfields Farm, New
port.
Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe and
her children, who have been at
Newport for the summer, will re-
turn to Washington the last Of this
week. Mr.. Howe spent with them
as much time as he could spare
from his professional duties here.
y X
Former Senator Gilbert M. Hitch
cock and his daughter, Miss Ruth
Hitchcock, are at the Ritz-CaPfton
Hotel, Atlantic City, for week
after having spent the summer In
the Berkshires.
The Washington times., 1925-09-14

"HERE have been echoes OF the
Wilson Administration in sew
eraI of our recent visitors,
with William Gibbs McAdoo here
The Washington times., 1925-09-14
OLD FRIEND RETURNING
Under NEW NAME

The first secretary of the Siamese
legation and Nine. Nides Virajakich
and their family are expected to re-
turn the middle of the week from
Bass Rocks, Me-, where they have
been spending the late summer.
The couple are much more ia
miliar to Washington under the
name of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Lotus, Mr. Lotus, an Englishman,
The Washington times., 1925-09-14
AMERICAN GIRL
TO WED ABROAD

The Reverend and Mrs. F'lorian
Vurpillot, who are spending a pro-
IonRed honeymoon abroad, announce
the engagement of Mr.. Vurpillot's
daughter, Miss Siuone Vurpillot, 20
johannes Jacobus Haver Droeze,
son sof Nine. Frederick J. Haver
DrCaze and the late -1cOnsul gsperal
ana resident minister OF Holland to
Pelin, China. The wedding will
taE.s place September IS att The
hague. The couple will leave i'm
medjately afterwards for wedding
trip to the Dutch East Indies On
their return they will reside in Hol-
land.
On their return to this country
efter a year abroad Mr.. and Mrs
x-urpillot will make their home in
Washington. Before her marriage
last spring Mrs. Vurpillot was Miss
Katherine Mimmack.
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Count della Porta, attache OF the
italian embassy, and Countess della
Porta, who are sailing on September
20 for Italy preparatory to going to
Bucharest for station, are giving
up their house at 1901 Sixteenth
street to the naval attache of tho
embassy. Count Sommari Mombello
and Countess di MombelIo. Count
and Countess di Mombello will take
possession thereof the end of next
week after having been at Chevy
Chase for the summer.
The Washington times., 1925-09-14
IRISH MINISTER
IN NEW YORK

The minister of the Irish Free
State, Doctor Timothy J. Smiddy,
viii leave town today for New
York for a brief visit.
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The Charge d'Affaires of Great
Britain and Mrs. Henry Getty Chill
ton, now at Manchester, Mass, ex-
pect to close their cottage there the
The Washington times., 1925-09-14
Church VIII Read
Bible Without
Stopping

BOSTON, Mass, Sept. IL
A nonstop Bible reading grind
opened at the Seventh Day Adj
ventists' Temple today.
The Reverend Robert S. Fries
began the reading with the first
words of Genesis. When he be-
came weary, another reader step
ped to the dais and continued
the reading without any interim.
Pastor Fries had twenty-four
members of the congregation to
assist him in the nonstop Bible
reading marathon, probably the
most novel method of urging
wider reading of the Bible than
any church has ever undertaken.
The church, which will be
open day and night during the
reading, was crowded at the
start of the grind.
The Washington times., 1925-09-14

GINA Richardson. Miss Maui
MASON, Miss Dorothy Eynon, Miss
Betty Edwards; Miss Cayoline Alex.
amber, Miss Betty Alexander, Miss
Elizabeth Reilly and Miss Katherine
Houston.
Mrs. o. i. DeMoll, mother of the
hostess, and her aunt. Mrs. En-.
mems J. Smith, will preside at tie
te:t table.
&& :
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Hewson
have opened their house on New
Hampshire avenue for few weeks,
and had as their guest last week
the latter's daughter. Mrs. Wash
burn, who will go today to New
York for ten-day stay. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hewson will leave for Auburn
the first OF October and later go
TO their winter home in st. Angus.
tine, Fla.
The new First Secretary Of the
Spanish embassy and Nine. e. 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-02

At the end Of the first block, Hore-
mans had lead Of 500 to 301. Young
Jake cut down this advantage of
1919 points to 81 Tuesday night.
Horemans counted first in the sec
ond block and clicked off 60 points
on the inning resumed from Mon
days unfinished run. Schaefer
missed two difficult three-carom
shots left by the Belgian. and Hore-
mans added SIS more to run the count
to sos to 301.
foreman safety play waa superb
and the champion could not get
started in the early innings. Hore-
mans used his favorite masse shot
to advantage. In the later innings,
however, Jake got started in the SEN
sational form which made him title
holder and cut down his opponents
lead. Horemans reached the 1000
mark but Schaefer was up in the
running with 913.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-02

NVJ, HEN the Grange ballyhoo
I'VE finally penetrated Florida and
- collided with the ballyhoo of
the real estate boys is it any wonder
a windstorm occurred?
Pay roll bandits must have be-
come pro grid followers, too. Grange
has played in Chicago twice and the
box office has not been shot up.
In one of the pro football league
games last Sunday a star player
tried to start a rumpus by taking a
punch at the referee. Which brings
to mind the fact grid official has
big thing in his favor over the
baseball umpire. It's too cold for
the sale Of pop and spectators are
unaTned.
If pro football continues to grow
in popularity it Is suggested Shorty
Burch retire from the ring and the
announcing game and become a
cheer leader.