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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-20
Summer Rugs, S15.75

Sx10 and ox12 #. Formerly $40 to $3.50
Kimlark, Delart, oval De1art Fiber and Crex
de Luxe Rugs that will add distinction and
comfort to any room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-20
~ Million More
By September 4"

Il .s.
n NEW Pafais Royal is in the max
- ing! A new Palais Royal to serve
Washington
During July and August we expect to
gain quarter-million dollars more in
sales volume Record sales in almost
every department throughout the store,
during the past three weeks, attest the
remarkable values offered.
Shop at the Palais Royal. Enjoy the
comforts of this spacious, cool store.
Learn of our, new value-giying and
more comprehensive assortments of
timely merchandise for the homeand
for every member of the family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-20

Home is whole lot nicer in Summer if the
rugs suggest grass and cool outdoor images.
These are cool, attractive ugs-and very
much underpriced.l Hodges Rattania and
Reversible Fiber Rugs. Deltox Wire Grass
Rugs and Imported Marie Antoinette Rugs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-20
Sketcl1ed Below

/. Nile or bronze fiber ssttes. Crstonae
cashioH.
2. Nile Or bronze fiber rocker. (Some set)
Cushions.
3. Nile or byonss fiber char. (Sdme set.)
Cushion.
$40 Set Complete
Less 1870 for This Sale, S89.25
4. CogssUeH Fiber Chair. Wing back. S17
Loose caslion $50, less 25e0.
S. Swinging HGmDsock Nth HeGdycst and side
balance, sos to IS.
Is. Unfinished table. Orange and 1865
other finishes, $35, less 25q6n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-20
Inlaid Lirloleurns
S1.65 $. y.

and Nairn's. All the new 1926
designs! Absolutely perfect patterns, cut
from full rolls. A very remarkable offering!
LinoIeum purchased tomorrow laid at ISc square
Pard. Minimum charge, $I.S0.
PaIais Royal-Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-20
Sketcl1ed Below

J. Imported beverage set Nth Slippers
Antbey, purple, jade. 1925.
8. DelGrt Fiber Rug, ox12 #, blue check
cred border, $15.75.
9. TentaaHng Slct Porch Shade. sizes
priced $2.25 to $7.35.
10. Cyesonne csshions. oblosg, round and
shapes. $50.
III. Gliding Davenport. Cushion S16. 1S
back, striped, SIS. less $50.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-09
FAR FROM DONE,
INSISTS P|PP

ST PETERSBURG. Fla. Feb. ,.
WaIly Pipp. for II years first base
man of the New York Yankees and
now guardian of the same position
for the Cincinnati Reds, disagrees
with the critics who have counted
him out as big league ball
player.
II expect to play regularly for
four or five years" says Wally.
IF didn't think l was good for
several more years l would not
report to the Reds. / have no idea
OF playing minor league ball and
have no intention of hanging
around big league bench waiting
for a chance to go UP and pinch
hit for somebody else.
II am going TO the Reds because
I expect to be their regular first
baeeman for some time to come.
No reason why / shouldn't. either.
I'm still a young man. have had
only II years in the big leagues,
and feel fine. Last year was a
bad one for me, I'll admit. but
they. all have an off season once
In a while.
Pipp has already cast an anchor
10 windward, against the day when
the pace in the big baseball tent
becomes too fast for him. On a
modest scale he has entered the
building and contracting business
In st. Petersburg. His first ven
lure this winter was to build a
house for speculative purposes in
\ suburb of this city. Next year
he expects to form a company
with backing from a Detroit syndi-
rate, and build reasonably priced
homes in the Sunshine City.
THE only trade ] know is base
ball. said Pipp recently. Now
I've decided TO learn new one.
some day | will be through as a
big Lacquer and when that day
comes I'm not going to be left out
In the cold.
II have all but completed ar.
rangements 10 get financial back
ing from friends in Detroit. Next
winter / hope to start building
houses on a bigger scale, selling
1t a fair profit and a quick turn
over. Playing ball in the summer
md building homes in the winner
viii keep me busy for several years
more"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-09
GENE VIDAL RESIGNS
FROM ALL ATHLETICS

Lieut.. Eugene Vidal, a four-spoft
star while d cadet at the United
States Military Academy and later
a member and coach of the Amer
lean Olympic teams of 1920 and
1924. has resigned. from the service.
Vidal follows in the path of such
West Point heroes as Elmer OH
plant. John MeEwan and others
who have left the service to go into
business.
In addition to severing his CON
nections with the army, Lieutenant
Vidal announced his retirement
from all athletics, and the United
States as well as the army will be
affected. as Vidal was a member of
the American rugby team and won
second place in the pentathlon in
the Olympic games at Antwerp IN
1920 and coached the pentathlon
team of 1924.
Vidal has resigned from the army
to take position in Tampa, Fla,
where his duties will take up so
much Of his time that he will be
unable TO compete further on the
grddiron. court or cinder path.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-09
NOTHING SEEMS
|. To WORRY HIM

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 0.-Jack
Stait was stowaway on the shiT
that carried the American athletes
to the Paris Olynlpics. Later he be.
came trainer for the Oarsmen while
abroad.
During the zero weather of last
week Stait. who is also quite nandy
in sign painting, was blown ladder
and all from the top Of small
building in West Philadelphia
1t was feared both his legs We're
broken. but only the right one YES
found to be fractured. while the lsfc
ankle was sprained.
While confined to the hospital
Staff drew cartoon of himself and
sent it to friends at Franklin Field
with the word:
Jack Stait. who will appear in
the drama. The Jump. with his
own cast" An arrow designated
the cast
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-09
N|ARYL AND D j /
FOR TEST

The Boys on the Maryland Uni
versits basketball team hope e
scramble the southern conference
basketball series like dozen eggs
tonight when they play the North
Carolina University team at College
Park
III SO happens that North Carolina
University is tied for the lead with
some other team, and Ii Maryland
wins. then Maryland and the other
two will all be tied Maryland has
only one loss, and that TO the Uni.
versity OF Virginia.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-09
SCHOOL
BASKET TITLE
By ROSS CONKLN

Fairly bristling with anfmoslty
are the camps Of the basketball
teams of Central and Eastern H.
School. Never very keen friend
their rivalry hinges today on the
meeting at the Arcade, on the out:
come of which rests q champion
ship.
Gen. Charles Guyon and Al.
miraI Irving Coggins presented
widely differing mems az their
young men foregathered at the
Arcade for the ''croocial'' engage
menf.
The General was all smiles. He
reckons that his lads will become
right smartly riled at the Central
ties ere the game is over. and once
the Generals charges are ri!ed,
they resemble den of lions.
Admiral Coggins is given to
sort of a Gil DObie parsonage
COggins. therefore, stands or the
bridge of his vessel and deSpairs.
He has lost BIacIxje Banta, one
Of the best centers i'm the schools.
and Merle Dunn, an experienced
and capable forward.
The General also has been snlit.
ten by, the ravages of the class
room and disease Through the
former he lost his highly esteemed
Skinney Madigan. and through the
latter Boots Scruggs became hofa
de combat Since each has lost
two good men, the question would
seem TO revolve around the capa-
bility of subs.
In that department. the General
has things all his own way. He
has a horde of good men he car
send into the breach, while Coggirs
is subsidy.
When Central met Western Sat
urday. the Centralites had just one
sub. Earle Moser was sent out
via the four personal foul route
and the star was replaced by a
Ianky, inexperienced youth who
didn't know what ii was all about.
Should another Central playe2'
have been sent to the showers.
Coggins would have been forced
either 10 forfeit or play with four
men.
Central will line up with Mac
Donald and Crouch in the forward
berths, Moser at center. and Swift
and Colley at guards.
Eastern will start with McAllister
or CapeIli and Radice at forwards,
Heeke, center, and Hogarth and
Elliott at guards. -
In the first game Business VIII
play Tech with the third post in tie
league at stake. The battle IS
certain to be holly fought.
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Although the betting that night
was 5 to ] against him, Walcott
that marvellous darky, won that
grndge fight, with apparent ease.
But let Tom O'Rourke tell you
why the match was made in the
first place and what the argu-
ment was all about. Here is what
Tom has to say about that great
fight:
"The fight between George
Dixon and Jack Sicily was the
only stake fight in this country
wherein a championship was in
volved and was for $1,000 side.
Senator Reynolds furnished the
stake for Sicily. This contest
was during the fighting carnival
held by the Olympic Club of New
Orleans, September 5, 6 and Z,
1892, in which Jim Corbett won
the championship from John l..
Sullivan on the 9Th in twenty-one
rounds. Dixon held his cham
pionship by defeating Jack Sicily
on the 9Th in eight rounds, and
Jack McAuliffe held his champion
ship against Billy Myers in eleven
rounds on the 7th. ending the
greatest fistic carnival ever given
in the history of the prize ring IN
this or any other country. To the
present day the record has never
been equalled.
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MICHIGAN DIAMOND LADS
WORKING OUT lN CAGE

ANN ARBOR. Feb 9A Though
snow still coveres Ferry Field dia
mond. Michigan baseballers are
hard at work in Yost Field House,
Battery candidates reported "a
Coach Ray Fisher today and inlnle'
tiiately started work. JabIonowslxi,
Walters. Hovey and Southworth b.
all pitchers OF year ago. and
Baker Davis and Edgar, veteran
catchers. were on the job Cherry
MoIenda and Gawne. members Of
the basketball squad, will not re-
mort for baseball until the court
season ends on March s..
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Ain Gonna
| Rain No No
| for his Boxer
Who SaUed
By FRANK O'NIsII

When Chick Suggs, negro BAH
tamweight fighter was just
little lad, somebody told him to
put something away for rainy
day. Chick was wise He salted
away his money and he now ca
ries q financial umbrella that pei
nlits him ot sing gaily " ami
gonna rain no mo-
Chick is sitting pretty so far rs
the wealth OF the world goes. lie
has gIit-edged bonds, mortgages On
farms. ana All that sort Of tnIslg
Now all he wants il to get 4 hs1ld
on either the featherweight or ban
tanlweight championship Tex
Richard ranked him as the best
ba1ltalnweignf In tie East and
Chick il ready To prove that Rickasd
WAS rigllt.
The fistic ability III the New
Bedford negro Is well known.
There Is lesson ID all fighters
iii tile way Suges lives. No mat
ter how much money he receives
from 4 fight he limits himself %
drawing account Of So per
week. He started out on that
schedule long ago and never llas
varied 4. Dave Luminosity IS
his manager and accountant.
Every month Chick gets bank
statement. He knows just where
lie stands.
Suggs never will follow the trail
of some Of tie other first-rate negro
fighters If he adIleres to his pres
ent plan Of living George Dixon.
sfeath erWeight champion some thirty
years ago, went to a pauper' grave
Joe Cans died practically broke
Peter jackson ran the gannut Of
dissipation here and in England and
died without funds Joe WoIcOt1
the famous Barbadoes demon, man
aged to scatter most Of his money
alcng the line
sam Langford. probably The
greatest fighter Of his ounces ana
inches in the history OF the ring
is broke today Jack Johnson, the s.
say. il broke.
Joe Jeanette the iron man OF tine
ring, is a notable exception Jve
saved his faoney wisely and IL Sit
ting on top OF the world He owns
several. blocks Of property over on
The Jersey side His holdings net
him an income which places MIN
far beyond all want.
Terrible Score Again
The Rangers beat the Montrose.
SO ~ "a
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followed him and said, Joe, !
will never forget you. | am go
ing to get you whipped BY q
man in a manner which viii be =
disgrace to you.
SAnd / followed him, as the
public knows, for five years with
Walcott, but Parson Davies and !
being the best of friends, saved
Choynski until he left Davies en-
ploy. Then | hunted him until he
was driven into match and dis
gracefully beaten by Welter-
weight, the betting being 5 to /
against Walcott. Choynski was
Knocked down for the count seven
times in the first round Walcott
won by knockout in the seventh. "
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AMERICAN BOWLERS
WILL TOUR EUROPE

NEW YORK. Feb. 9.--Plans for
tour of European countries next
summer by a team of fifteen Amer.
lean bowlers were revealed today
by Joe Tkum. president of the
United Bowling Clubs, OF New
York.
The team, will participate in an
international competition at Stock
holm, Sweden. for the United
Bowling Clubs challenge cup. June
.. 3 and. 5. and later i'm "A Berlin
tournament from July IS TO 25
Matches also are planned in Frank
ford. Germany; in Switzerland, Hol-
land and Austria.
Charles Trucks and William
Knox. OF Philadelphia: Mort Lind.
sey, Stamford. Conn: George :.
Jarrett, Fred Gerdes. Leo Lucke.
Leo Marine and Joe Falcara. New
York. will be in the party. The
team will sail from New York
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