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The Washington times., 1926-10-30
GERMAN AMERICANS
LEADING BIKE RACE

CHICAGO, Oct. s0.--Grinding at
a furious pace, the German. Ameri.
can team OF Petri and Lands still
chung to the leader in the six-day
bicycle race at the Coliseum today.
The race ends at II o'clock tonight.
With a lead OF five laps over their
nearest competitors. all indications
are that Petri and Lands will finish
winners. Beckman and Winter are
in second place and Mcnamara and
Goosens, third.
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formed persons believe that boxing
Is . synonym for bestfalty.

IS SyHyL8M 4OC US8tA411ys
In my next chapter, am going
to tell SONS inside things about the
italian heavyweight. Errnino Spalla.
MY melting Nth Spalla was just an.
other instanee which seems to prove
tina. Fate aS well as my own per.
severance hAA q great deal 10 do
with my rise b the championship.
1 was nov entering on the year
1924, and 1t aa ii most memorable
year as wen as most important
one 70 me. was dtlring this year
that I first dine to b6 mentioned
with some d4ree Of seriousness as
4 potential cdtender for the heavy.
weight charnl bnsn1p. It was 81 1924
that I knockA OFT two information.
ally promine4 heavies. gave Harry
Greo a fourt battle and q severe
whipping; deflted Martin Burke and
| floored for thu first time In his long
and honored Ing career the splen.
| did veteran, Jff Smith. That year,
1924. clinchedlny belief that ! Was
| to be- champh.
(CopyrightA 1925. King features
SygiSates INC.
Go Be gatinued Monday
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He always stood with his outside foot back 50
that the end and back could not clamp him from
the outside.
He readily slid to the flank against wide plays,
thus cutting off the long ff-taekle gains. On
plays aimed inside him, he used his great power
in helping his guard. The tackle job is part
nlanhandling and part sleight-of-hand work. .
He must combine both to succeed. His work
in manhandling his opponents IS most important
The best early training tackle can have ID q
year at guard.
On the defense he must watch the ball and
start with it instead Of watching his opponents
and suffering the Disadvantage Of starting after
they have moved
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MAINFoRT STOPS NIXON
IN MUTUAL MAT BOUT

Bobby Mainfort, local wrestler,
had things his way In the scheduled
mat engagement at the Mutual
Theater, last night. He defeated
Harry Nixon. Army champion in
straight falls.
Mainfort win meet George Taylor,
Canadian champion. In one Of the
double mat attractions ct the Mu-
tuaI next Friday night
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trire any wild Ra1ne bird Or any
wild game anftIla protected b. law
between One half hour after sunset
and one -haif hour beEore eurFiee and
TO possess any garlls bird o. animal
protested by law during closed sea-
son Or any other Wild bird "a any
time except as llefeins ter provided:
to- shoot any game nn sunday; ~
use reflect0rs o. otileF lights GF
sneak boats oE ARTIFICIAL Islands III
detecting 0r capturing game birds;
TO shoot ct any came with 3 run
larger than 81 s70k6 ked rom
the shoulder 81 shoot more than
one sun at time or 4 battery oe
guns 70 capture or 70 set Or use
any nets. traps Ct other devices 1JN
capturing wild game birds 81 non.
game birds: to destroy the nests.
eggs Or young 0f any wild gan94
bird 0l Iion-gaaa1e bird at any time.
Any person violating any Is the
provisions 0E this acf shall W.
deemed guilty of + Illisde uieanofs
and. on conviction, punished BY q
fine Of not less than SIS nor more
than $50 Or INN isoned III jaii TOR
not n1ore than so days, or both. in
the discretion of the justice ~ jury
trying the case.
Trolling at Herring bay last Sat.
slI'uay, the twe1ty.thlTd. william i.
Beckwith, Norman STEM and son;
George. 6ls years old, landed 40
rock and 2 trout, ranging from IL
to 8 pounds. tOtaling 40 pounds.
George g. Stenz. 81 years old.
landed IA r0cIxfisl1. the largest being
IS Inches long and weighing s
pounds. total weight 81 pounds.
The youngater caught the first Olle.
3 three-p FOUNDER on = pole. the
balance Of hts catch was made On.
handline. Coached By his daddy
ana Mr.. BeckWith, the little fellow
very handy brought his fish lip to
net and only lost two during the
SIX hours sport. We used Drone No.
! spoons and about s ounces ok
lead
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TIGER STAR RETURNS
FOR SWARTHMoRE GAME

PRINCETON, N. j., Oct. SO.--~
Princeton's star back, Jake Slagle,
was not expected to get into the
game with Swarthmore here this
afternoon, but the Tiger varsity
was strengthened by the return OF
Quarterback Dan Caulktns. In view
Of Princeton's unimpressive show
ing this season. the Pennsylvania
team was conceded an OUTSIDE
chance to win.
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RODS, with KIienlelmayer OUT
kicking Captain Blackstone, Cf
Central.
It was slow, sluggish football
for three periods. with neither
team showing much. The fire.
works were saved for the fourth
period when Tech suddenly opened
up its passing game and threatened
to score.
Ritter. who had been doing nobly
for Tech, uncorked a fling TO Null
len and away he went to Central .
1s.yard line where Capt. Frank
Blackstone threw him. Three
plunges into the line gained eight
yards. Then Ritter's attempt at a
field goal failed and Techs oppor-
tunity was gone.
Central then staged parade UP
the field, ending with a long pass
that Ritter intercepted on Techs
two.yard line as the game ended.
Here are the standings:
HHY,.. r .n..4 MT Toa4
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High team gann4--BanN Wash, SD;
Federal Reserve Board. $40.
High individual set--V. OFT. S9l; Sou
der, S86.
High individual game-sheehy. Ma
tional Bank Washington, 147; v. OFT,
Federal Res. Bid, las. :,
High strikeS--Keene. riggs, Il; "
OFT Fed. Res. Bid. IL,
High spares--Gheen. Amer. sees %;
Brown, Perpetual, As.
High averase men-Sheehy, 44e' ott'
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Laws governing virginia are IS
follows:

Bag linit-Ducks Except wood.
ducks and eider-ducks. on which
season Is entirely closedl-25 In the
aggregate Of all kinds a day. or
$50 in any one season.
That 1t shall be unlawful for more
than four persons to use, occupy or
to shoot from the same blind or
other device at the same time ct
any species of game birds.
The violation OF any OF the pro-
visions OF this act shall be deemed
q naisdemeanor and punishable by
q fine OF not less than $25 nor more
than $780,
1t shall be unlawful for any per-
son to hunt, shoot at, kill or cap.
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BIZ II a Ane

puekng Fl initial Monday n beth Mrylsn5 a5d "
md fani with conditions dseis that s sa
summer Of should conditions pick UP ducks VII
inland making Monday q gaa event LODI ~
will have ttle action
Duine tie pa couple the teathery families Deen
arriving Biz nuhhefs accag q blind BUILDERS and others
birds the coming
son should successful y years An OBSERVER n ne
been Black birds but they have confined themselves
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Hush, GoIfer

George Dumb. British golfer, is
believed to blh4 worlds fastest
player, nearlyp his strokes being
made in his Sie.
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m WHO Boxes NEED
NOT Be ABRU|..T'E..
SAYS CHAMPION
By Gene Tun1ey
worlds Heavyweight CIlampioh
- v1raxS11 rygT

had reVained the American light heayweeht championship
.m Harry Greh, Billy Gibson said to me:
6r eo reb indicates that the best man IN
2forrdino But look on
ills IS the fufment of your ambitions Look ahead always
ia nut ten pounds that when meet
Ik,pseyas YOU will evenualy-you VIII be his physical
3 lake the heavyweight championship your gpa snOS
MY began build Weight however was slow in sc-
oained by ounces Not until two months before the
fight realize that at last legltimate heavy
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short while ago y ack
Doue liert Navy scout. went e
lIn Arbor 10 watch Michigan.
He returned with 4 book full O3
notes, strained Vocabulary
and m imagination working
overtime
Did y0u see the flora and
fauna out iii Michigan said
Commander Ingram with =
smile
said Daueherty. They
haven't cot 3 guy named fauna
out there, but / saw Flora and
Oosterbaan ! saw MoIenda,
saw FriedIdait and believe me,
they are SOM kllira f. sect
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Practice Suing
| Helps Control
| Around Green
Charles ChicI. Evans

Control
The average golfer often wonders
how the finished oife4 ever en-
learn to control shots accurat
respectfully the appr che I such
players land Near the "a se ot the
green they are satisfied
They marvel Tint the flpisiied
player can lay iig3 to tie pin fEes
squently. whether the distance flly
lvOIved II 100. 100 or 10 yards.
OontrOlling these shots Is rot -
difficult O. Z may seem. u. I
dertuI improvements tll
may be obtained ~ the llla eE
viii IIlea8uFe The NlstMilce ID I'LL. 4
ege and fllsil 81 le c0lItle g
practiee swings with 81 lllapllia
before he actually hlts TIE
IN these practice swings ne
should bring down the ri ubbead
with Just about the speed ne thinks
will Be required Tor the shot hi
hand Those who have attended
tournaments have seen many of
the players dc this on nearly eyel:y
shot.
Gallery spectators may have
thought that the actice wing
were for lCosening OF the Jlllincleg
lii prepare ttOn for the she he
players really were nlea auring their
shots.
An ffldivlaalAl's progress III con.
trolling his shots Is measured by
the amount q practice be enga
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National Institution

Forty.fOur States and Canada are
represented on the 1896 football
squad at Notre Dame.
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Local hunters The MAN. are
familiar with the rules governing
dt1ciEfng, but there te always g lev
ignorant 90 the laws which protect
the migratory Ell la cf the feat her,
ed tribes. For. the Of those
Eli the dark, this column brings to
IIigi1f few &c tie most import ant
points to be observed
Federal law protecting mi 9ty
game s1percedes III lie
An nonsres den llIlnete must
procure q license 10 hunt On Ter sgll
fields The fee Tor the OLD Denim
ion atato % local hlliitBfael q 81 Q
fiat while Maryla ind charges Is
s10.SO ilese licenses may b pre-
cured at + few Of the leading SPORT
ing goods Houses or BY mall from
the clerk Of the circuit court Of
any county and the clerk &c the
corpotaticn court of any eity.
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Some 5000 spectators saw the
annual clash I'm the Wilson
Stadium yesterday. They saw
an even struggle for three Pc
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15afhs after I had beaten :
urned to the ring to dis.
5ael Clifford by a knockout
ohnds. THAT battle was in
Aray ., 1929. Ny victory
~ one, however. I again
..| 81. 6nds. When / met Jimmy
~ Chicago q week later, L
|E suffered pain when ]
he bandages about my
TOO. had poor hands. but
now that until after the
contest between brittle
KID IS not q crowd pleaser.
~ vicious enough. but We
81 and mauled about in
too often.
bout, my iIIustrious
Benny Leonard, the
80 cilarIlDiOfl, was On my
<6 hat 4 mastery boxer
now retired, was. I've
F1xSf his eauaI fu the ring
hxneck "a do so. When
nD-deciSiOn affair, was
sid 70 me:
gclse. aeOW 49,
on did tonight.
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isn't IS kl1a last. the body punch
t 1Innsd hi1 ardor.
fhf3 &f4,sa hue and or
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I L SCORE
ON GRID

Because Central entered the Tech
game the under dog and neither
eleven could score, the Mt. Pleas
ant lads are today talking of their
moral victory" Central has APP
parentIy fallen upon evil days, its
supremacy in scholastic fields of
endeavor wiped out completely.
Central Is practically out of the
running now for the title.
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Laws governing hunting Id
MARYLAND ars Is follows

6AN44e aA9YNy44 AtteAey 9
Limits 81 bIfnds 40 b son elisil
at any time. I'll, on or over the
waters 81 the State shoot ct or
shoot any water fowl from any
BOBBY blind, % artificial point
erected &C q greater distance than
100 yards from the natural shore
from which the same may b ass
tended.
Penalty If any person shaIT VIC
late any ct the provisions oE the
preceding sections ne shall Pc
deemed guilty Of 4 naisdeEn
and shall pay 3 fine of not less
than SO nor more than 500.
It shall be unlawful to purpose.
l5g or ati7iacceBs al'ily disturb IN the
waters OF this State, OF to pt4rs1es
kill Or shoot az any wild fowl in or
from any boat Of any description
within the limits Of The State %
Maryland. Of To pursue. shoot 6r
gather any wounded or dead ducks
III any boat propelled BY or equip
ped with sail Of engines of any
kind within the said limits
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Shooting at night prOhib ited It
shall be unlawful to sheet at or
kill any wild fowl IN the State Of
Maryland at night time in any
manner. whether from the shore or
otherwise.
Size Of gum No person shall at
any time in this state shoot ct on
kin any duck. wild fowl, birds or
game with big or swivel gun, or
any gun other than such as can
be easily raised to the shoulder
and held horizontally at arms
length, and without q rest. and
fired from that position by a per.
son Of ordinary strength and
stature.
That it shall be unlawful for any
person to kill more than 25 wild
waterfowl ducks. geese, swan and
brant) in any one day for each
man on or connected with the out.
Fit not exceeding four men In mum.
Der, each of whom shall have q
gunner's license.
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Et 3 great mind as Ruslxin
COS - asfray on railroads VS..
10 We cannot wonder why
e9 MelitneaIliIIg but misin.
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Shooting on Sunday prohibited.
Other restrictions. It shall De
unlawful "a shoot aIly wild fowl
on Sundays throughout the year,
and &c shall be unlawful 10 net OF
trap ducks III any manner at any
time during the year in the State
Of Maryland, Or 10 employ dyIla.
mite I'm amy manner whatsoever
for the purpose OK capturing Of
killing any species 81 wild fowl;
and &c shall further be unlawful
III said State ID shoot re 81 kin
any wild duck at any time or Ii
any manner with b rifle, or 70
fire rifle i'm and about places
where Wild duck are cOIlsregated.
ANY person violating any ~ the
provisions Or this section shall BE
guilty Of D misdenieallor, and upon
conviction thereof shall Be fined
not less than S2S nor more than.
$50 for each and every OkfeIlss.
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LONDON TIMES DENIES
RUBBER PROF|TEER|NG

LONDON, Jan. 5.--CR-The Times
which previously had not commented
editorially ON the rubber controversy
says today:
we regret that Secretary Hoover
allowed himself to be drawn in a series
Of statements which can only be de.
scribed as inaccurate, unwise and cal.
culated to cause i'll feeling among
Americans imperfectly familiar with
the facts. His allegations of profiteer.
ing-for that is what they amount to-
are quite unjustified.
1T is not case for recrimination
but for common sense. At best Mr..
Hoover's laments cannot increase the
worlds production of rubber-at worst
they may serve to check a world wide
movement for the amicable adjustment
OF economic difficulties between ma
tons by mutual concession and agree
ment.n
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-05
TAX MEASURE AGAIN
BEFORE COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. g.
R)-Launched on contest course,
the tax reduction bill today was again
before the Senate finance committee.
Party conferences have developed
an unwillingness to accept the meas
ure exactly as it passed the House.
Democratic members of the commit
tee favor increasing the tax reduc-
ton total Of about 1890, 900, 900 pro-
vided by the bill to at least $780,
100000.
Republican members also are con-
sidering some changes. but they have
before them a warning by Secretary
Mellon TO permit no greater reduc-
ton than that provided by the House
bill.
Mr. Mellon was invited to appear
agin today TO give his views more
particularly on specific provisions Of
the measure. 20 a..ss
All hands seem willing, however, to
seek early action on the bill since its
provisions for reduction in income
taxes would be made applicable this
year. First installments are due on
these taxes March IS, and President
Coolidge has asked that the bill be.
come law before that time.
Senator Simmons of North Caro-
lima, ranking Democrat on the com
mittee would increase the total reduc-
ton by repeating all of the excise,
admission and stamp taxes and in this
view he is joined by Senator King
of Utah.
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large proportions on the floors of the
Senate and House.
Representative Garrett, Democratic
floor leader, indicated his purpose is
to see whether Weeks refused to APP
point Colonel Mitchell assistant chief
Of Air Service because of statement
made by him before a congressional
committee.
TO PROBE APPOINTMENT.
"If it appears that Weeks refused
to name Mitchell assistant chief of
aviation because of testimony Mitchell
gave, something will be said about
it on the floor of the House," said
Garrett.
Accompanying the Presidents let
ter asking for the navy reserve dir
force appropriation, was a communica-
ton from Brigadier General Herbert
M. Lord, director Of the national
budget, explaining that the recommen-
datiol was in line with suggestions
made by the Morrow aircraft board
and the Lampert House aircraft COM
mittee.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-05
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
| INSTALL OFFICERS

New officers for San Antonio
Commandery, Knights Templar. were
installed in a public ceremony in the
Masonic Temple on Losoya street,
Monday night. Grand Commander
William G.. Bell of Austin was in
charge.
Those installed we're: J. L. Fitz-
simmons, commander; DIR. S. Van
VIE, generalissimo Willard Z. Simp-
son, captain general: Grover G.
Crandall. senior warden; Sam X.
Knight, junior warden; NJ. o. Lamb
ly, prclate; J. r. Reynolds. sentinel :;
J. j. Peyton, warder; 4. Il. Blundell,
standard bearer; G. +. Cotton, re
corder: L. n. Smith. treasurer, and
Il. ii. Dorchester. sword bearer.
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Geniiss Gift
Fades Into
Mothingness

just like . gift from Alad.
din's Lamp, small boys Monday
afternoon found a wagon filled
with ice cream.
II was the property Of b.
Blanco, 827 North Frio street,
who had stepped from his i.in-
Grant ice cream store 10 make a
delivery.
He reported his loss to police
and then started q search for
his wagon. He found IT a block
or so away from where he left 1t.
The boys, who were surprised
even before they had had time to
avail themselves Of the ice cream,
fled.
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NOBILITY INVOLVED
IN CONTRIBUTING

BUDAPEST, Jan. 5.--[P)-The i'm
prudence of woman in endeavoring
to have a spurious note of large de.
nomination cashed. led to discovery of
$3.50, 900, 900, 000-franc counterfeit
ing scheme" which has eliminated in
the arrest of Hungarian prince and
likely will result in the apprehension
Of numerous Others, including "titled
lady,"
Prince Ludwig Windisch-G raetz, of
the Magyar nobility. is the man I'M
der arrest for alleged connection with
the passing Of forged French 1000.
franc notes. Unlimited leave Of abb
sence has been given Project of Po.
lice Nadossy and 1t is asserted that q
demand will be made to take into Gus
tody former high government Off
cial.
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OVERCOAT THEFT
SUSPECT CAUGHT

Detectives believe with the arrest of
a 21-year-old negro Monday night they
have the solution to the epidemic of
overcoat thefts.
Employed as a porter in a down.
town hotel, the negro, it is believed,
has piled his trade of stealing over
coats from automobiles in the minutes
which he has been able to slip away
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Already he faces a charge of theft
under $50. He is alleged to have
taken the coat Of Samuel Doyle, 1411
Essex street. One other victim, l..
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PRINCESS VLORA
KEDS new YORKER

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-P)-Prin-
cess Helen ylora. divorced wife Of
Prince Ylora of Albina, was married
today to Oscar NJ. Burk, manufac.
turer of this city.
The bride, formerly Helen Kelley.
was a former wife of Frank Gould.
This is her fourth marriage. She
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COOLIDGE ASKS
S230,000 FOR
AVIATION
Battle Over Mitchell Case
Looms as Rumblings
Are Heard. e
By ARTHUR HACHTEN
Universal Service Staff Correspondent.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. g.
President Coolidge. asked Congress for
an immediate appropriation of an ad-
ditional $4,000 for the development
OF aviation in the, naval reserve
force.
Creation Of a department of avia.
ton to coordinate all governmental
air services and to regulate and en-"
courage commercial aviation, was pro-
vided in a bill filed in the House by
Representative John ]. German, rep
Preventative, Illinois.
Resolutions calling upon the secre-
tary Of war to supply the House with
copy of letter sent by former
Secretary of War Weeks to the army
court-martial, in which he biasttd
Colonel William Mitchell "for telling
the truth" were filed by Representa-
tive Finis J. Garrett of Tennessee.
SMOULDERING FIRE.
These are outstanding developments
in the smouldering battle in Congress
over the nations aircraft situation.
They paved the way for a battle Of
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The Shortest Way
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You get a list of San Antonio's best real
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