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Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16
Berlenbach And
Delaney Match Is
Postponed a Day
BY HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, July l6.-Paul Bcr-
leubach, world 5 ligt heavyweight
champion. WASH t born with a silver
spoon in his mouth He came not
from wealth nor royalty He used
q husky pair Of Gcrmain hands first
ON thc torsos of amateur Wrcstlcrs,
then ON the steering wheel of Il taxi
cab and then on the jaws of Il series
Of professional puGilistS. BcrIcn-
Zach was born without goods of the
world or Il namc in social register
but he came into am inheritance uf
something bigger and bettcr-luck.
His friends in Astoria who have
played pinochlc with him, who have
seen him rise from just d rcsidcu-
of town to the community S most
prominent and prosperous citizen,
swear by and bet on "Dcr PauIic >
luck. -
Bcrlcnhack and Jack Delaney,
two of the greatest light heavy
weights the ring ever has known
were ready to fight last night in the
BROOKLYN ball park to decide which
was the real champion of the 10
pound class. They weighed in be
fore the New York boxing commits
oion-Hcrenbach Ia II pounds
and Delaney, the challenger, l66 l2
pounds, The medical examiners of
the commission pronounced th>m
perfect by every means that medical
and surgical science has of discovers
iug defects.
And then it started to rain and it
continued to rain.
The pustp0uCmcut until tonight
was announced and Delaney 5 bad
luck turned into the provcrbiaI good
luck of Bcrlenbach.
Brrlcuhach had to 20 through the
torturcs of the damned to remove
more than a pound of weight froln
lis body in two hours before he had
to step on the SCALES and prove that
hc was not more than 10 pounds,
the legal weight of the division.
The rules Of the commission pro-
Nidc that if the fight can be held to-
light, the fighter, do not have to
weigh in again and in tn" 81 hours
Bcrlenback can cat heartily, drink
heartily and five happily and come
jnto TIA" ring tonight at his own
weight,
Delaney can do the same thing, Of
course. but the best he can add ia
his leverage Will be only that Of a
light heavyweight,
Delaney had had more hard luck
than any prominent fighter in mem
ory,fIlc broke q haud 50 badly that
he was saved from the refuge hear
only by the skill of world 5 fnm-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16
Cation Boosted Much

Plenty of uopc has been spilled
about Cation who has been dubbed
by his manager, 1.-The best Mexican
middlcWclght in the business.
Thus far little has come out of the
Cullen camp except the information
that Cullen will be fit and ready
when the gong strikes tonight, and
has high hopes of knocking the ever
lasting tar out of Mr.. Cation.
Tho articles for the fight call
for the scrappcrs to weigh in at
10 pounds at 3 clock this after
noon, which puts the boys within
five pounds of the light heavyweight
class. In spite of this beef they
are both rcputcd to be fast workers,
and Cation is rated as IL strong
crowd plcascr.
Another tc nround affair has been
arranged for the scmifinal between
Mickey Gibbons of San Francisco
and Robby Brooks Of Los Angeles
for Al Trailing, who was unable to
get over here for tonight 5 card.
Gibbons aud Young BclIo "stoIc
the show - at San Diego two weeks
ago, putting up what is termed one
OF the best scraps in San Diego in
many "a day. Gibbons is toutcd as
one of the best boys of his weight
along the coast and has been going
great guns IT san Francisco,
According to Billy Mcmahon,
Brooks is one of the clcvcrcst boys
in the game and packs plenty of ar
ti"Hy in addition to his boxing
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16

Two newcomers, rs far rs ri
Centre and Imperial Valley are con
cctucd head HE boxing card at the
Imperial Valley arena tonight in
the persons of Fred Cullen OF Port
land, and Hank Cation cf Santa
Ana, who are scheduled to 90 ten
rouudS unless one or the other bites
the dust sooner.
Never having seen these warriors
In battle before, local fans can only
Judge their ability by the fact that
zach of them holds a decision over
Harry Lee, the artistic glove throw
rr from San Diego, who has even
made heavyweight quake in their
boots.
Having seen Lees victories over
Billy McGowan, Vic Alexander. Kid
Savage and several other boXfight-
erS Of more or less ability, it's to
be conceded that any fighter who
can "gct by Lee, must have con
siderable on the ball.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16
SPORT NEWS SECTION

ability. From all indications this
bout should be humdingcr.
Another member Of the Taylor
family will make his bow to the
fans tonight. Jake Taylor, brother
Of Little Willie Taylor, is signed
up to meet De la Fucntc of Calexico
in the special event. If Jake is
anything like Brother Willie he
should put up a good fight. Willie
has been knocked out three weeks
III succ cssion, yet put up "a good
fight each time, and he has made a
hit with the fans 70 rhis willingness
and his gameness. Brother Jake has
plenty to live up to if he intends
to uphold the family reputation.
De la Fuente is rugged fighter and
has always made u good showing III
his local fights.
According to the cards Kid Stone
of this city and Kid Lorenzo Of
Calcxico are to open the fight.
However, there may be change as
Stone hit the canvas in Brawlcy
Tuesday night, though he put up a
rafting good fight against RAJ ph
Gill of San Diego until his strength
left him and he dropped from ex-
haustion as much as from Gill S
blows. Efforts to get a line on Kid
Lorenzo have proved unsuccessful.
1t is safe to say that he is not
champion Of the world and express
the hope that he can make things
interesting for whoever opposes
him.
The first bout will. be called at
8:4j. Billy Lovcjoy, who has been
giving satisfaction during his ap-
pcaranccs here and at Brawlcy, will
act as third man i'll the ring.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Rent-Real Estate

FOR RENT-Alfalfa for dairy or
vegetables. 32O acres. l mile
east Of Heber. 14O acres, 3
miles west of CaleXico. Address
Box '97, Brawley or Phone Braw-
ley $50. 23tf
FOR RENT-9O acres barley, alfal.
fl and bermuda pasture. viii
care for stock if necessary. C. a.
Forbes, Seeley. IL miles south
Wcstside school. Old Zankind
ranch. 14t6
FOR RENT-177 acres OLD alfalfa
land. all or part, soft soil, good
for vegetables. Mrs. O. y. Miller,
AZ mites southeast FL Centre. In
quire Robt. e. Hill, Room 2,
Bank Of Italy Bldg. 14t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16
Cattle Market

Cattle 400, moderately active gen
orally steady talking around $50 ON
several loads medium steers bulk she
stock 5.00-a.50, cutters 2.50-4.C0
bulls 4.50-j.50.
Calves 100, steady load 270 lb
vcalerS 100, 800 lb. hcavies out
at 900, common kinds down to 600
Hogs 900, moderately active gen
orally - to 40c lower about half of.
ferings still unsold early top 1856
bulk l7o to 100 Ib. butccrs 15.75
1855 mixed loaG 1850, medium
weight truckcd in butchers 14.5C
packing sowS lJ.G5.
Sheep, none medium to choice
lambs quoted 12.75-l400; commOa
to choice ewes J.0n-7.00.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16
For Renf-R0on,s

HOTEL HOLLY WOOD. Rooms and
Apis. Sixth & He'll. 25tt
FOR RHNT-Attractivc cool room
with privilege of garage. 1880 f,
Centre. 8tf
FOR RENT-Wcst room with far,
83l Olive st. 1876
FOR RENT-,Niccly furnished
room, upstairs, as cool as any
place in town. Also nice three
room apt. Private bath. 75J Or
angc. Phone 407W. 14tf
FOR RHNT-Front sleeping room,
adjoining bath. 554 Holt. 1878
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16
MRS. BROWN MOVES
INTO THE G. OF G

Mrs. Anna NJ, Brown, formerly
public stcnographer at the Barbara
worth hotel building has moved into
the chamber of commerce office.
Mrs. Brown was associated with the
chamber of commerce until the re
cent removal of that office.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16
Watching the
Score Board
By United Press Leased Wire

Yesterday Hero-RaN krcm"r,
opposing his old team mates the
Giants, pitched "A Shutout game,
Pittsburgh winning > to and gain
ing ON the league leading Reds.
The Yankees and Tigers tried to
play ball in a rain storm yesterday
with the result that Shockcr'S spit
ter was dclugcd and Detroit won :
TO >.
Jones let down a bit in the final
frame and the Braves made three
hits in Il row for their only tally.
Chicago won 3 to |.
The Brooklyn Dodgers were knock
cd into the second division when
they faced the 81. Louis Cardinals
yesterday and again were defeated
II to } bv the sluggjng crew. Eight
pitchers took part in the game be
tween Philadelphia and Cincinnati
which the Reds lost & to 8.
iris Speakers tribe, after Win
ming the opener, TO >, lost the sec
ond game of Il double header 10 Bos-
tom > to 6.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16
Wanted To Buy

"-ANTED--Second hand f..uiturv
Cali 495W. Sl9 Main St. 19tf
WANTED-First class feed for
about 40 cows and heifers for 10
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W WANTED-First class automobile
repair mechanic. c. f. Coggins,
400 State st. 13tf
WANTED-A1 Ford engine me-
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16
COAS! LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Portland II, Mission 6.
Sacramento 10, Seattle >.
Oakland 9, Los Angeles >.
Hollywood ., San Francisco 1.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16
See RAY EDGAR
COS Main St. 16tG

FOR Rf,NT-CIosc in, pleasant
room with screened sleeping porch
and shower, for one or two gen
tIcmcu. 5s3 Brighton. l6tt
WANTED-First class Swiss far
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Hotel. 1JtI
WANTED-Two girls, neat APP
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EARN MONEY addressing cards at
home. Spare time. No experience.
Particulars PC stamp. Madison
Service. 123 W. Madison, Chica-
60. lGtl
FOR RHNT-8O acres, ! mile west
! mile north Of Mcloland, for !
or > years for vegetables. See me
at Oscar Sweeney S, 512 Main
St. II. B, IIollingsworth. 1872
FOR SALE-Few dozen colorcd
hens. i mile south of Brighton
on Imperial Ave. Cressey. l6t2
FOR SALE-Onc Erie City Econo-
mic type boiler, 80 horse power.
This is a portable boiler used
about two months, good buy,
can be seen AZ r. NJ. Dairy Co.,
FL Centre. lOt3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16
Situations Wanted

WANTED-Work by middle aged
woman, good cook, will 90 any
where. Call or write 6j4 Holt, FL
Centre, Calf. 1874
EXPERIENCED stenographer de.
sircS position. Address Press Box
9Sl. 1868
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16
Base Bail Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Cleveland AZ; Boston 26.
Detroit 7; New York ..
Chicago Washington postponed on
account rain.
st. Louis-Philadelphia, postponed
on account rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16
!TODAYSW WANT ADS.
BIG BARGAIN

Eighty acres on cement high
way, south Of FL Centre. choic-
est Of soil, twenty two acres
grapefruit and tangcrincs, ut
bankrupt price.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16
Lost and Found

TAKEN TP-lIolstcru COW. A on
right hip. lIartshorn Ranch, > mi.
east Imperial. 14t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16
Here and There
in Sport Wcrld
ny United Press Leased Wire

New York-Hclen Wills, the ma
tional woman's champion. planned
today to practice tennis for the
first time since she was operated
upon for appendicitis i'll Paris. Rain
fall kept her inside yesterday but
she hoped to get into action at
Forest Hills this afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16

Gus surgeon. He then had bad ton
sis, septic poisoning that nearly
Killed him and then, just before his
second fight with Bcrlcnbach, he
nearly severed lee while playing
with an axe.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16

League of Nations suggest, ~oc-
ond Sunday in April as Il fixed
Easter date. And We thought
Easter set by the price of eggs,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16

Canton, O., man has gmdcr -
years old, which probably owes it's
long life to acting like Il goose.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16

3 To add to the interest of to-
night : little party the winner is
due to swap blows with Lee at Il
later date probably next week. Lee
has been considerably pccved over
the two decisions against him and
is anxious for another crack at
Gatton and CuIIcn.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16

FOR SALE-fiouse On Wensley
Ave. Very reasonable tersls. Val
ley Ir~hD- g 26tf
FOR SALE-Ncw stucco house,
Furnished or unfurnished, 132
State. 27tf
FOR SALE-Large body irrigated
land in Rio Grande valley. 50
miles from FL Paso on good road.
All good land for melons, cotton,
etc. Priced to sell. For particu
lars write p. o. Box 1854, TT. Han
cock, Texas. 12t5
FOR SALE-Equity in modern five
room house, good location. Or will
trace for anything negotiable.
y. @. BOX 1921. 15t3
TOR SALE-Or exchange for city
property. $40 acres, 20 miles from
Hemet. Running stream, springs,
orchard. Reservoirs, house, barn,
fences, etc. Price $1,000. Terms.
473 Brighton. 15t3
BEAUTIFUL one acre camp site,
running water, shade trees, good
fishing close by. $500 if taken
at once (Tcrms.) S42 Fourteenth
St, San Diego, Cal. 15t1O
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Rclin-
quishmcnt un homestead with i'm
provemcnts. 120 acres near Hi
pass. Water and trees. See George
Rcasonover at c. W. McCabc s,
Ell Centre. l5t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays s Results

Pittsburgh 3, New York 0.
Chicago 3, Boston |,
Philadelphia s, Cincinnati 6.
st. Louis II, Brooklyn ).
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16

Chicago-Bud Taylor intends to
box three times before he meets
Charley "PhiI' Rosenburg at Chi
cago on Labor Day for the world 5
bantamweight title. He will tangle
with Tommy Ryan at Chicago July
"a, and then will 90 to the Pacific
coast for at least two more engage
mCntS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT-rwo room furnished
apartment with shower, SIS
lights included. Mrs. Land, 783
Park. 25tf
FOR RENT-Cool apartment. sum
mer rates. $40 Adams. stf
FOR RENT-CoOl, comfortable
room, convenient to bath. $50
Orange. Call evenings or see
Barry, Irrigation District office.
12tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16

J, G. Allen, San Diego, claims the
biggest SmfIowcr, Is feet / inches
and stlIl growing.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16

Earl Filir, Nez PcrccS, Idaho, re
ports Il Poland China gilt ten
months old. that weighs 600 pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16
So. California
Sporting Briefs
Nv United Press LEASED Wire

PASADENA, July 16. - Nifty
Gonzales took the count in the see
ond round of scheduled 1O-round
bout with Joe Pimenthal at the
Pasadena armory last night. Chap
pv Cruz and Sammy Rothstein
fought six round draw in the semi
windup. Don Kennedy was given
the decision over Art Springer in
the four round special event. In
the other four round affairs Henry
Mcano got the decision over Pedro
Iablo and Bobbic Roberts knocked
cut Red Burns in the first.
HOLLYWOOD - Jackie Fields faces
one of the most critical points III his
boxing career when he meets Roscoe
Hall in the main event at the Holly
wood American Legion stadium to-
night
should the former fcathcrweight
| champion of the world lose it may
result in making it hard for him to
secure bouts with top notchcrs, i
was generally conceded today.
Geronimo Carpcmtcro, IL new com
- will meet Kayo Kelly in the semi
windup. In the special event
frankie Grandctta will meet Al
frcdo Imperial. In the four round
| fights Jimmy Lcvinthal meets kayo
! Eddie Brown and Mike Flores rights
! Leo ClarO.
Los Angeles. - Pedro Amador
! fcathcrwcight title holder of Pan
, ANA will meet Jackie Sherman to-
morrow night i'll what promises to
! he six rounds of real action at the
| Main street athletic club. Ad Ham
mcrlv, l32-pound newcomer, who is
/ expected to create a sensation here
will make his debut in the four
round scmi-windup with Ramon Fa-
micna. joel Lopez and Happy Ro'
nero, meet in the special event.
Four other bouts are also carded.
Tigers Flowers has started prcpar.
atioms for his fight with Eddie Huff
man, "a 10 round, decision battle
i scheduled al Ascot, July -.
The middlcweight champion Is
training at 'Pop' Barrett s gym
uasium in Venice, "A site chosen in
order ahat Flowers may do plenty
cf road work and swimming. Huff
man has resumed his work at the
Manhattan gym after layoff Of Il
! few days on account of cold.
Promoter Dick Donald has ordered
! tine erection of every available seat
! because of the heavy rush of orders
that followed the arrival Of Flow
,rs in Los Angeles.
Wladck Xbyszko. brother of the
| famous StaniSIauS, has been signed
by Lou paro for the next OlYmli"
auditorium wrestling show, to meet
,nnut N-pt tn kp select ed
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and Vicinity: FAN
tonight and Saturday with modcr-
ate temperature. Foggy or cloudy
in the morning.
Southern California: Fair tonight
and Saturday but fog tonight along
coaNt continuo> high temperature
IN the Interior
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16

WIadck Xbyszko. brother of the
famous StanisIauS, has been signed
by Lou paro for the next OIvmpi"
auditorium wrestling show, TO meet
,ncnt yet to be selected.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16
Special Notices
MRS. KATE e. OLDHAM
Insurance of All Kinds

1itSuI ditCC Ul AL hlEuS
546 Main Street Phone 437
FURNITURE .WANTED-Il5 No.
5th. Phone 623. l4tf
HIVE OF BEES found swarming.
Owner may obtain same by call
ing at Press office and paying for
this ad. 14t3
LAUNDRY done at 400 Vine. SC
lb. Rough dry. Mems work .
specially. 3t2f
HARTZELI4-Tho Roofer, returns
August 90. 15tf
REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS.
Capital &5.00G0o0. Az establish
ed and permanent valley insti-
tuition. Before s a. m. and after
p. m. phone 449. Edwin Stewart,
Imperial valley manager. Box III
FL Centre. 1jt6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16

San Francisco-Through bril-
liant average of 100 points an in
ming, Wclkcr Cochran, Los Angeles,
last night assumed "a l60O-Sl9 lead
over Erich Hagcnlacher, world 5
champion, in their 2400 point 49,
balklinc billiard contest.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16
San Francisco-A deal is pending

San Francisco-A deal is pending
for the sale of Pitcher Boydcm
Brick' Wood, rangy right handler
of the Salt Lake club of the Utah
Idaho league, to the San Francisco
Seals. If the Bee hurler makes u
showing in the coast league the re-
ported sale price would be $500.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16
Help Wanted

men for our sale.
See our other ad. Singer Sewing
Machine Co., 653 Main st. 14t3
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PAGE Al Or THIS WEEK S
SATURDAY EVENING POST
CARRIES \ MESSAGE OF
REAL IMPORTANCE TO IN
PERIAL VAL l. Il Y RESI-
DENTS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-16
AutOmOtiDe

SAVE MONEY
If in the market for a good
used ear we can probably
save you money and in
many instances offer you
terms far better than are
usually given. See US be-
fore buying.
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lis No. 9th st. FL Centre. Cal
Phone 573
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For Sale-Real Estate

FOR SALE-fiouse On Wensley
Ave. Very reasonable tersds. Val
lev Ir~h9- g. 26tf
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Police Are Heroes,
Says DalDes-Proof

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, July 2Sxvice- Presi-
dent Dawes told the international
Association Of Police Chiefs Thurs
day night that. policemen are
neglected heroes
1.-THE policeman has not the mass
psychology of the soldier in battle.
He generally goes to the conflict as
one man-all alone"
A few hours after the speech
A Negro shot and killed officer
Theodore Anderson and wounded
another. He was pursued by De-
tective Sergeant AL Booth. The Ne
gro crawled under a porch and fired
repeatedly at Booth. Booth never
hesitated. He crawled in after the
Negro and aiming his own fire at
the flashes of the Negroes revolver,
killed him
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r OU r IN
WEST ERN
Am TEUR
Two From Chicago and Pair
From Pacific Coast in
Golf Semi-FinaIS.
BIZ United Press

BIZ tntted PTcSS
ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 23.-Four
survivors-two from the Pacific
Coast and two from Enlargement
out to do battle in the semi-finals
of the Western Amateur golf tour
nament at White Bear Yacht Club
coursetoday.
The field of 32 players narrowed
down to Kenneth Hisert and Rudy
Knepper of Chicago. bob Stein of
Seattle, Wash, and Frank Dolp of
Portland, Ore. Knepper met Stein
today and Dolp took on Hisert in
36-hole matches.
Arthur Tveraa, sensational Min
neapolis youth, lost to Stein Thurs
day, and 3; Knepper defeated Bill
Medart, st Louis, and 4, and Hi.
sert beat James Ward, Kansas City,
3 and 2 Chick Hunter, Tacoma,
Wash, defaulted to Dolp because OF
a sort finger.
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There will a double wind-up
offering at the FIT. Harrison boxing
arena, Tuesday night, and in one
of the ten-round features Roy
Wallace, Indianapolis socker, will
clash with Tommy Burns, the we'll
known Detroit scrapper. Burns
fights in the light heavy class and
he is well-experienced in the
game of punch.
Wallace, the youth, once more
is displaying k. o. ability and sport
followers out Brightwood way are
shouting his praises. He recently
stopped Eddie Stanton, Louisville,
with a left hook and right cross
that put Eddie to sleep for many
moments.
In the other ten-round feature,
Tuesday, Ray Hahn, south side
flashy fisticuffer, will battle Pat
Daley of Cincinnati. There will be
three prelims of>class to entertain
the fans before the hesdliners
climb through the ropes.
Captain Clark says the seating
capacity at Harrison is $500 and
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riously beaten to death, was found
here today by police in a vacant
house owned by her husband.
The discovery was made following
appeals of Kaufman and his son
for aid in finding the woman who
had disappeared Thursday. She had
left her home to see about ejecting
an undesirable Negro family which
had occupied the house, Kaufman
said.
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DON'T BUY ANY FRANCS
Warned Against Curren.
cy Speculation.
Bv United Press

Bv United Press
WASHINGTON, July 23,-Amert
cans were warned today not to sink
their savings in. French francs in
hope of reaping a harvest by a sud
den rise of the currency on The ex-
change market.
Government financial experts point
ed out that people of this country
lost approximately $1,000, 100000 by
in German marks. >
The fra,ic, it was predicted, will
not rise to pre.war value as it would
be impossible at this rate for France
to settle her internal debt.
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BY DICK MILLER

A big, strong girl with arms Of
steel and nerves that refuse to be
shattered today stepped to the tee at
the Indianapolis Country Club,
where the Indiana State Women's
Golf Association has been in a State
tournament this week, and teed up
a ball for her title match with Mrs
Carl G. Gibbs of the Country Club.
She was Miss Elizabeth Dunn, rep
resenting the South Grove munich
pal course of this city. The winner
was to become the State title-holder
of 1926.
Miss Dunn has been heard of be-
fc9'e. In June she smashed her way
through to the low medal prize in
the Indianapolis city tournament for
women held at Riverside. But she
was an obscure figure in State golf
circles.
When Miss Dunn shot "a in her
first trip around the course in the
medal round Monday and then
trimmed Mrs. D. S. Menasco in the
first round match other entrants be-
gan noticing the Indianapolis
player.
She met her big test Wednesday
when she played Miss Naomi Hull,
the defending champion, but the
1925 title.holder looked like the
others and was defeated in the big
surprise Of the meet.
4 Mrs. Robert Tinsley was the next
to fall before the deadly
game of the local girl and today
Miss Dunn had her chance to be-
come champion.
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MUSEUM is ROBBED
Twelve Priceless Oriental Antiques
Taken.

BU JnffPd Press
WASHINGTON, July 23.-Twelve
oriental antiques, priceless and ire
placeable, are missing today from
the Far East section of the national
museum here.
An Egyptian scarab and an anu
let, three silver perfume boxes, one
silver and ivory box and six silver
heels make up the loot, which was
not missed until the regular monthly
checkup of the museum was made.