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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-27
Martha Lee
MARRIAGES MADE IN
HEA VEN? NAY: NOT SO

Marriages not made in heaven is what welknow2n
London pshychotherapst has discovered and revealing
world a mi of wisdom
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Miss CiOlet Frances Muse
The winner in the $50 Indiana
Farmers Guide prize play contest,
recently announced, was Miss
Violet Frances Muse, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd X. Muse, 1926
Linden St, an Indiana University
Junior.
Miss Muses. play, Mixed
Pickles" won over those submitted
by students and faculty. She is
a Shortridge High School grad.
uate.
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Woman's League of Butler Uni
versity will have as its president
next year Billie Mae Kreider, chos.
en- in the election Monday. Miss
Kreider is a member of Pi Beta
Phi Sorority. She will succeed Vir-
ginia Curtis. present president.
The league includes all women in
the university.
Other officers elected were: Jane
Ogburn, vice president; Louise
Eleanor Ross, secretary, and
Maude Scarcy, treasurer. Installa
ton of officers will be held May
"a or May 81.
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Buy Diamond Dyes-no other kind
and tell your druggist whether the ma
terial you wish to color is wool or
silk or whether it is linen, cotton or
mixed ds.-Advertisement.
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YOUTHFUL EVENING DRESS

Design No. 27l3-Fashioned OF
black taffeta. without any trimming
black taffeta is the newest,
srnartest idea for evening wear. II
is very fashionable too. made OF
chartreuse taffeta. with wide net
banding on skirt. and trimmed with
flowers made Of taffeta. or OF white
chiffon. with the deep N.neck banded
with Sequins. with a narrow girdle
of the Sequins. and worn over a
white crepe slip See small figures.
A twopiece circular skirt to be
scanned and joined to waist. Imagine
making i stunning evening dress in
Il single afternoon. An evening
dress that will look like a Paris
model, and only requires 3 yards Of
36inch material for the 36inch bust
measure Tho pattern cuts in sizes
rs, is years, So. 80. 50 and ~ inches
bust. Price II cents, in stamps or
coin (coin preferred. our patterns
are made by the leading Fashion De.
signcrs Of New York City and are
guaranteed to fit perfectly.
Every day The Times will print
on this page, pictures showing the
latest up-to-date fashions.
This is a practical service for read
ers who wish to make their own
clothes.
You may obtain this pattern by
filling out the accompanvinc, common
enclosing Is cents, coin preferred,
and mailing it TO the pattern depart
ment of The Times. Delivery is made
in about one week.
Be sure to write plainly and to in
clude pattern number and size.
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The Thursday Afternoon Club will
meet Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Frederick Policy, 81 Emerson Ave.
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The Home Economies Club Will
meet Wednesday with Mrs. William
Gage Hoag, 1928 Hemlock St, as
hostess. She will be assisted by Mes
DANES Harriet w. A1ilroy, Frank
Nesbit, G.. G.. Noblitt, Mark Rine
hart. +. II. Sparks.
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The Irvington Chautauqua Club
held its regular Tuesday meeting
with Mrs. Carey Frye, 80 y. Irving.
ton Ave, today. History of Archi-
lecture" was given by Mrs. II. Q.
Pritchard Mrs. Roy Kennedy real
a paper on Famous Sculptures"
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The Thursday Lyceum Club will
meet Thursday with Mrs. Turner
Messick, 1916 Broadway. Luncheon
will be served. after which Mrs. S.
NJ. Unger will talk on 1.-THE Bible
i'm Literature"
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The Irvington Guest Club will
meet Wednesday at the home Of
Mrs. Emily Schuback, 1894 Hill St.
Mrs. Lambert Funk will be assistant
hostess. The program will be on
Modern Drama"
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st. Anthony Parish Club will en-
terrain with euchre, buncko and lot
to at 37s n. Walnut ST., Wednes-
day afternoon, and evening. Mrs. Dan
Little and Mrs. Lee Mitchell will be
in charge
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Mrs. Fl. b. Pearce, 3015 Broadway,
will be the hostess for the Hoosier
Tourist Club. Thursday. A playlet
"At the Well" will be given and
Mrs. G.. A. Miller and Mrs. Frank
Robinson will read papers.
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The regular luncheon of the
Woman's Round Table Club will be
held at the Meridian Hills Country
Club, Friday. The program will
take place at the home Of Mrs. J.
Edward Morris, Williams Creek.
Mrs. e. P. Woolery will give the
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responsible for debts contracted by any
one other than myself.
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AVIAN WRRtr kFBRp SEM; T1tH D09cTT,sT
jan % and Feb 8, 1926.
LEGAL NOTICE

The Indiana sIaye board OF school Book
Commissioners will receive sealed bids un-
es ~ Of o the State G Dc OF pe p6
lie Instruction. Room 227 state House In.
school cf textbooks, as provided IN The Acts
OF 1917, pages AL -443 on series OF text.
books for use n the ann Saa SCHOOLS S Of
following branches of study; geography.
psish rssPmnPP1F 3,e sDes,9s 5 P96yTpS oy
ttc Science: all OF said books 20 be fur.
nished to textbook dealers and school Of,
on. page $50, Acts OF 1921.
None Of said textbooks shall contain any
t te4 and ID saf reaared that heS sSa
OF least equal in size and QUALITY - 10
matter material, style Of binding and ne
now In use. SAID publishers shall specify
the weight and quality OF book cloth used
shhee w whHht Of super Used the 9uanty OF
glue used; the quality 81 boards used
whether chip board 3atsLSsd bonr9 Or b9aV
40 per specifications given Tor the above
W The publisher shall state specifically m
such hid the price at which each book will
be furnished also the exchange price on
book on the same subject Of like grade
and kind but Of different series: and shaH
81 eaei. AID ali books proposed to be FUR.
ANY and All bids, by publishers must be
Of OiiftS thousand lS5O,0Q0l dollars %
the acceptance and satisfaction OF the
Governor Of the State OF Indiana. comb:
Toned that II any contract DO awarded
to any bidder such bidder viii enter into
2, contract TO perform the conditions Of
OF the textbook law Of Indiana 70 the
acceptance and satisfaction Of said board.
No bid shall be considered unless the
same b accompanied by. an AFFIDAVIT Of
the bidder setting forth that he Is in no
wise directly or Indirectly connected with
any other publisher or firm who Y bid
nor has any pecuniary interest in any 9TH
er publisher OF firm bidding at the same
time. and that he is not party 20, any
compact, syndicate' or other scheme where
by the benefits of competition are denied
TO the people OF the State OF indiana VI
The Indiana State Board OF. Schoolbo0le
Commissioners reserves the. right, TO accept
or reject any and all bids and at their
option to accept or reject any part thereof
for, any particular book or series OF books,
BY order of the Indiana State Board Of
Schoolbook Commissioners.
HENRY NOBLE SHERWOOD.
President 3
u. u, CRAFT.
Secretary, I
Daily from Jan 3 TO Feb. 3. inclusive.
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Death Notices

LIGHTHOUSES, CARL CHARLES--Father
of Lille. Carl and William Holzhouses,
died Friday, Jan. 90 at n :55 a. m. at late
residence. 6l2 N. Highland Funeral no
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IL Help Wanted-MaIe

YOUNG man between the ages Of II and
25 Unusual opportunity to learn ad-
vertising Fair salary to start. Main
qualifications are good caaraeteP a rdp FEW Y
; al Classified Advertising Department.
Times office. ------
SALESMAN with auto wanted to sell on
commission our popular labor-savlng
Mapic Weeder Hoes to hardware and gen.
eraI stores RICHARD CO. Bangor. Pa. =
WANTFD-Men and women canvassers
on a new proposition. Pay every day.
Call DRexel HOO --
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. OF INDIANAroSLis Oh THE bETERMls
NATION 10 ISSUE bonds Or 9TH EA!a
MoNEy SSr b usSpb. no E&Y THs
EHoyfNe 6S B4LTIM8 RE 4 WI, FROM
H HRF9 ErA AEE Of 70 4 4FH sog yT f 1Gso
9 vs. R4 OK me SSffS kARE HES 81 A THE
THE NoRrfHH PsR5oPfERTY Line 81
co 8Sp ere F Pa IEhf SToN dR4 TIE EAST
OF THE EAST fRoPERTl,H Il LINE 0F
FAhcFso N Writ ii MARION NG GouSTTTT
Of S SSa }s i hereby given 70 t Rs tazpsE.
ana. that the City OF Indianapolis. by and
tnhrG4ngh its Common GO Conuneii by General
the 7th day OF December 1925 and an
proved by the mayor on December 2, 1920,
1851 000.00) Dollars Of new bonds OF the
denomination of One Thousand Isl 0Q0l
THOUSAND [ sS1 900. 0Oj Dollars, said bonds
z scf + As sTEhE 81 AND PUBLIC HIGHWAY
Said bonds will be Issued In twenty
series as follows:
for three lsj bonds each Of one Thou
Bonas q One Ss TSou saS 1S D5
lars each. The fret series shall mature on
series eS On oaS e n s day S January snS d there
aftsr 70 Sad ippeIIpdb,n s January dst dg AZ
of four and and one,haif "a Il u per cent per
annum, payable semi-annually. Said bonds
are issued, for the purpose of procuring
The citys J Dart TOT Of the ' cost o. improviaS
baltimore Ave. from the north property
OF HThis'1e aye 70 tne goptn a p nSg ibs
City's part OF the cost OF improving Htll-
side Ave; from the north line Of the brick
line OF Bioyd Ave. to tho south line OF
concrete pavement m northeast Of the east ,ht
City OF indianapolis Indiana. under sep
Sr sn. iof each 6 81 sag iadp pT
November. 1925, by and between, the, CITY
OF indianapolis by and through its B0aNi
"a haSoS ap wob 6s county t n
Of Indiana. by and through its Board OF
All as provided Tor and authorized by
the Act "a tho General Assembly OF the
''9 An Act Concerning Municipal Corpora
lions" approved March. g. 1905, and all
acts amendentary thereof and supplemental
General Assembly OF the State Of Indiana
IAN Act for an act concerning the
ways in cities OF the first class which
connect with, extend or continue as hard
poratte limits OF such city in the coun-
" in. which such city is located, provid-
ing for the assessment of part Of the
cost OF such Improvement against the
der OF the cost of such Improvement
shall be paid equally by such city and
county in which such city is located
and declaring an emergency"
approved March 10. 1921. and fixing
time when the same shall take effect.
Unless objection is made by taxpayers
other than those who pay poll tax only IN
Controller will pursuant to said determine
ton and order, proceed TO cause said bonds
in said amounts to 10 issued and sold for
the purposes herein set out.
J. =. DUXALL4 Mayor,
WIN, g. BUSER. City Controller
ALYAH ]. RuOKER. CORPORATION Counsel
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LEGAL, SALE
Notice Is hereby given pursuant to the
public storage house will on Monday. /
Mahch /. 1926 sell for accrued aharges
the household and, other goods held I'M
storage for six months or more with
charges unpaid belonging TO tho following
Mrs Minnie Baker. B1065e. Lesser
Bower R10S67 Carrie Ballard. B1OeOO:
Arthur D. Brown. BS922. .Iohn w. Heard /
R6756; Const. Freeman Ri 09S6 Const
Freeman BLOB; Mrs. James y Crnnin y
81 0S96 Mrs. Clara Conbeer ~ O630. Rob-
f ste, Gullison c B;lee472; Hsgriet Drake
Kathryn Eden. B3S75: Frank Forlxnerl
BIO5a1 J. C. Gold BiO496; Maud iIsy.l
DIN. Blo0S3: Alcnzo Huxley. B10sdS Otioi
Huffman. B10843. Lottie Hazelwodd 4
R10sl7; M a. Howard. Bl06lg; wayne
E RoGSs i R9eS4 Mrs. cc,., Geo Heron
~ OS39; Geo 1nRels ri O7O1: Mrs. Raw
mond Jenkins B1OS30 Edgar james
III 0S24; Farley Jones. 81 0S0B: Mrs. III 6
Jackson. B9a33; Belle Miller BiOH3a: \
Rioiao Tboms. McLhern. Bio79o sL,'iev
Nicholson. BlOg54; J. G. Pvatt. 80 0s2Q I:
Lawrence Patterson. B107Ea: George
Pnccsseeta Ble9oS; William Rhynearsoi.
James storms Bios5S Nei Nelson's ss snSS@o
B10404: William W Thompson. BlON24:
Ralph yastine. B10413 David wild.
R2459: Mary Joe Walker. Blt0fa: wiz
liam West. Bt0635 James wr,ght.
R10717: Mrs. Bertha Walton BiO9aa:,
Richardd Winter. Bl0790 G. p. Yohler,
SHANK FURNITURE AND STORAGE CO.
227-29 n. New Jersey 81.
jan eo' Ttb 4 IL. I
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PARK PRIVILEGES
AJOmrCn no nTnnnDc

The board OF park commissioners OF the
city OF Indianapolis will. on Thursday. |
Feb. IL, 1926. at 2 o'clock D. m. at itsl
office in the city hall. receive sealed pro-
leges in certain parks and grounds belong
ing 10 the city of Indianapolis for park
purposes. as follows. to-wit
Willard Park restaurant Riverside shell
ter house Jameson Park aud BrooSsde
Park also toy balloon privileges for all
All in accordance with specifications on
file in the office OF said board.
Bids, for said privileges IN each and all
except the balloon privileges which will boz
for all the parks. Each bidder will be re.
CURED 70 deposit certified checS with
his bid in the amount Of ten D0% y per
successful bidder will within thirty (30J
DAYS execute a contract and file satisfac-
tory surety company bond with said board
Failure on the part Of successful bid
such bonds within the specified time will
orerate 20 forfeit said checlts. as Inundated
damages on account of said failure
An afldavit Of noncolus:on will be re- Z
CURED TO be filed with each bid, Bids
such privileges from Feb. rs. 926. TO Feb. 1
10, 1927. and also an alternate bid for II
sspecifS amount, Ders year for three years. !;
tro . Feb 10 rd 1926 Bidders win specify
building and fixtures. all OF which will be
Bids will be sealeo and filed separately for !
each concession. This boarfs reserves thel
'iFn' % Fe'G EM sly v " a. lRol afNsoN
A M. MAGT1IRE
FRANK ~. MANLY.
JOHN u. MINOR
of Indianapolis.
Jan % Feb 8 1895
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Jan. 90, Feb. 5, 1926. ~
NOTICE OF CoMlMITsSS.5olNERs SALE

NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
son q co an S indiana sde and and Suffered
sEnS rS7$s UPON tie aoce ry there sSS
O O hereby rEs san nocs tna a. Me- s
American National Bank Buildlng, ip. the
City Of vInee1 me- Bnox County Ipdiana
Or from, day to day thereafter until sold.
T not sa than the IHa's pp Denas
value thereof the, Following described real
The Northeast Quarter q the south:
west Quarter OF Sectio1 Twelve I2ls
l6l West, containing Forty (4Ol acres
Also the Southeast. FRACTIONAL Quarter
q seS orth u % Range Eight Wes -Four
Also the .NS,ertheast, FRACTIONAL Quarter
"a North of Range Eight tS) West con
tanning 141.5O acres. in Knox County. In
And said Commissioners by virtue OF
and pursuant 70 the order aforesaid do
further hereby, give notice that at the law
in the Bankers Trust Building In the City
OF IndianlDoljs, Marion County Indiana,
1926 at / 90 O'clock D. M M. Of SAID ud ayy
they viii offer. for. sale at private vendue
S Saue thereof eUs Se 'HSP s & res
estate Situate IN the City Of indianapolis.
Margin Goanty ILn1daiianjH ts9E,owits e,,,
vision of Lots 50. SO and 81 in Il'yington
now a part ,of the City of Indianapolis
Marion County, Indiana.
Each of said parcels and tracts OF real
estate aforesaid will he sold as whole or
one-third OF purchase price cash, one-third
In six months and one-third In nine
mOnths from date of sale the purchaser
or purchasers TO secure the deferred pay
ments' as the case may be. by notes bear
date of sale and secured by first mort.
gage on the real estate sold.
Any sale made will be subject to the
approval OF the Marion Probate Court.
ID, FRANK CULBERTSON
CHARLES b. CLARKE,
Ian n % ma 70 1924 ''i'' SSionefs'
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Reduced Prices

Tecumseh. 3x6 lump, forked .s5.e5
Blackburn. 6,inch lump, forked ed ,. $50
Pike County Indiana. No. 3.
Linton. No, Ind. Gin. lump. FIX. sos
The best fourth vein mined in the State
East. Kentucky. 2x4 egg forked 6.T5
Elkhorn seam.
W. Virginia Ain. lump forlxed. p. Cos
MinRO County.
Pocah ontas, mine ran .... cas-
Premium w Va. Gin. block fkd $50
Logan County. West Virginia.
Sterlings sTnokeless. Am lp. fkd... $50
Kinding with each ton.
Shea Brothers
1925 VANBUREN
DRExEJ. 0194. DRExEL 0194
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Legal Notices


N09TEc xB 81 EAAF6kEIsE 6F IF THE EH BEER TIT
1oTFANA AFI B94 Issue G fSSRRT Or
M NS r E3R f THE 96Nsg4sE 4E PA oF
cxNA1. N dNE AT MSRf61A NyEsFF 81. G 4NNbb
FORD sf., AID y THE C1N.A4t. 800. D-.o1
diana. that tho City Of Indianapolis BY
General pFV ordlnance No fio fSgS dug
and approved by the Mayor, on the 24th
issue fortylthree Thousand (S43 900 90 !
dollars new bond, Of the Reorganization Of
S@ouatinF A to foTtythres e0at t6ou saSd
1890 s5S GOO 6o f9HEf iq RR RS9ds TSNbSs
l9 pol sS% sh al %%G gh sHd
wsb i January sTsn'fsa 2s yf and 9fE e
fRS SCRd - dollars af SUN R e nature naGss
and be. payable on the LIST day of Jan
parSy Of each year thereafter 20 o., and n,
shall bear Interest at the rate of four
and ,one-half a u per cent per annum
January and the first day Of July each
year for the period OF said bonds. and
SAD instaIlmle1t q interest shall be cyl,
said bonds. Said bonds are issued for
the purpose OF procuring money 20 pay
for the building Of two bridges over the
canal, one at Meridian st. and the canal
and the other at Blackboard st. and the
canal, in the City OF Indianapolis, Indiana.
Unless objections are made by tax;
payers, other than those that pay poll
tax only. in the manner prescribed by law,
the City Controller will. pursuant to said
determination and order. proceed to cause
said bonds in said amount to be issued
and sold for the purposes herein set out.
]. L. DUVALI.. Mayor.
WIN. @. BuSER.
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Instructions

T@N~~~~~~~>~~~~.~1~
BARBER COLLEGE. $40 p Washing
ton ST. Indianapolis. Ind. Circle. O121
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COLLEGE. .3247: New brick. high ciaes
double. 8 rms. gar. Har. 3679-R.
GALE. N. 1924: Groom modern. furnished
bungalow: $40. Web. 2548-R.
RAYMOND. E.. 1911: four-room house:
norches: SO north; adults. Dr. 04O2-J.
4-ROQM house clean nicely furnished.
walking distance Cir. 5165.
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; Real Estate Wanted
IS Miscellaneous for Sale

CABINET. KITCHEN. "BOOEE;" GOOD
CONDITION. HUM. 4429.
CINDERS--Special price tor more than
load: special attention given to drive.
ways and contractors. Seybert, Ran. 2l67
CINDERS 81 PER LARGE LOAD WEB
NTER 073Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-25

f'risch and Hornshy We're tied ~
1924 in run-eetting. In 1925 Cu>le,
took the lead away from both of them.
The leading National League pitchcI
In 1924 was Ide OF Pittsburgh Eui
although his team won the chan
pionship in 1925. Yde lost his hon
ors to Bill Sherdel of St Louis
Vance, who led In 1924 III least earued
runs allowed, is suppianted by Luquc
the greatest good ,and-bad alternate
in the games history
Burrus supplanted Grimm as the
leading first baseman, based on raj
inss Of players who participated III
100 games or more. Adams of the
Cubs ran Mara uvil!e and all the
others cut Of second base honors
Traynor Of Pittsburgh completely
ffoored Groh for third base honors
and Bancroft of Boston took shori
stop hunors away from Coonev of :
Louis, who will be with the Cubs
in 1926.
Mike Gonzales put Deberry out O.
the eatchers' hall of fame, and Wake,
Of Cincinnati took the outfieldins- lea q
away from Harper of Philadelphia.
Possibly the most remarkable thin@
about the ratings lies in the falling
off of the play of the Giants, who went
out of the picture. The Giants had
become almost d fixture in the honor
list, but this time not Giants name
appears. That goes long way n
ward explaining the showing Of the
New York team as a whole
Copyright. 1926
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-25
RUSSIA IS PLANNING
PAIR OF BIG MEETS
BY .JINUS Il. WOOD.
Special Cable TO Thc Star auI tho tll.as
Daily News

Special Gable to The Star aui the IN ago
Daily News
MOSCOW. January 25.--RuSsIa nov
* preparing for the annual sporting
event for the benefit OF the probe
trarian athletes, which are intended TO
rival tie Olympic games.
The first nf these sporting programs
is set for Titlls next SprinG. Accord
ing TO advance announcements more
than a. thousand entries already have
been sacurcd from China, l'"rsi9 and
AfGha nisian. In October, VIII take
place the meeting III honor Of the req
revolution called the Cctrihia.
Under the soviet athletic policy the
purpose of these athletic events Viii
no demonstration of rhy steal develop
neni rather than the winning OF
prizes. Consequently many events
will }c held without competitive
features. In the recent skiing
exhibition. entrants .CoUvCrEed on
Moscow from distances as great as
l50 miles They started and finished
when tho pleased, the only coEii-
;i"rS hciB@ that they mus. cover
whatever distance selected within
three DAYS.
The soviet also refuses 10 promote
its athletes 10 compete with those If
the So-Cdlied hourg"oiSc countries un.
less victory IS certain, Defeat would
conflict with their theory that tn"
prCletariatc Inherently nurtureS the
creates types OF physical develop
ment. The soviet foot hall team.
which is one OF the best IN Europe
now is playing ana winning In France
Assurance Of victory Is not dorIiandcli
when soviet teams compete with Other
pruietarian teams.
.Cnrvrlght 1926,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-25

Much Of the matter which goes 10
Farrell is of that type which needs de
cIsions about players. He says the
fewest decisions that he ever render
ed in one season since 1906 were 81.
Tho greatest number of decisions that
he has rendered in one year was l,lp7.
Correspondence totals from 10000 10
20 900 letters, H. season. Strike bal.
ance on that for - years, say $4,000
annually and Farrell has $4,000 let
tiers 10 his credit.
In addition to the letters, Farrell has
received ! 900 TO 5000 kilograms an
nuallv, and the town III New York
where he lives---Auburn-Sta in
we'll with the telegraph conpa mics
because of that.
Farrell says that he handled 6.106
PLAYERS contracts in 1925. examined
200 to 400 terms accepted" that s
when the majors book UP with ball
pla yer--ha ndled $500 sales agree
ments transferring players, 800 OPP
tional agreements and options eXer.
cised. mailed 1000 copies of official
bulletins, heard all minor league play.
crs' grievances and club disputes and
controversies, gathered the evidence
and wrote the decisions, and then some
chap got mad because he couldn't tell
him the wholesale price of peanuts for
his privilege stand.
All the money which is passed be
tween the major and minor league
goes through the Farrell Office. II
also collects National Association dues
and territorial liens. 1t pays claims
and collects claims. In the year just