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WATERFRONT PROPERTY


WATERFRONT PROPERTY.
FFmRNIsHEp F1dR, rGSGALow ON, WATER,
Pbon. Cieey.isnd 70. Rr. IFS. we Week daSs.
ms ch..speske Bay, 5ea1tf,l " oak b,"i:TU .roye
wrsa lt91a;"FG rAsks 1si,s Ga'Sdss: shsd2 dc
SNAIL BAY FRONT COTTAGE FOR RENT,
300 season: accommodates 1 Wonderful
yow<Es iT T"''''s 'Is cs1snsusa c9's,nS -'G =:
on THE WIDE POTOMAC AT Ct, MONT.
near 5nn, ,ln 1na.ar a. Head ~ acre; ,mnroyct nv
view. Particularly apre slins 70 those who
,lY;,2n. PRICE e. 500 Cash 800. BAL
p. ". Hill. u woodrard sn.ldns cs.
;so. North H.eI eHEzapEAKE "a "a. 6EacHmNEw COT
modate s running wste- fulFv eonipped
Is ACRES. CHEs sAPEAKF BAY. ~ MILES
abundant shade; fruit Rowing we'll: Broom
TsssfTse PsHSs Dealt Gths Nd buildings HOWARD "a!
s;EooM HOUSE on WEsT- RIVER. FUR
s,shed sct or s,.a upfugnshed for stmmeT season
SOUTH RIVER PARK COTTAGE : on
aNir: reasonahie: terms. Can be .scu any
ZEIG Err South Rive PARK Md OF adj.
drrss Box ask Star office. 3O'
MAsoN,s BEACH: HERRING BAY
,,c fenced Call rot. l75s or Nj,
GoTTAGE-NoRTH REACH. ACcoMMo-
Roy 4sa.x, Star of3cc f3 or " Adsr1s asc5,i '': 80.
sEAITIFLI, wATERFRoNT PROPERTY
arectly on Poioma". about 10 acres. ;'oon
aasy payments. Boy F. Potomac Beach. Va
CoLoNIT: BEACH, vA.-.-To SETTLE THE
.,t;te s,d ,o, Of ano ane ls'e Ichn TaSor houses
TAvI.oR. ,Trus,ee col. Reach. Va. or cail
North l0:37. Wash u { Al.
LOT a0x1s0 ON WATER FRONT AT co
house. ADDRESS ROY ea5 Y Star once SOS
CEpARHURsTo on THE-BAy RESTRICT.
sr. sHrMHS fRf IN Zee isSi rs5acq
POINT PATIENCE RESTRICTED. SUN
ar:%l'r 81. H4%SAN fhsa. Wan aEd5SSzNAS sdS 1904
EDGEwATER BEACH COTTAGES. COM
p]ete IN every detail including plumbing two
room kitchen. bath. Priced % right, small small
cash payment. balance easy. Short ride from
washington by auto, or ny motor coach
routes. WILLIAM = MATTEsON. Bond
Hlds: Phone Main 6i1I.
RING Allows tND COTTAGES FOR SALE
or rent: also fine bay and river front lots.
and several . to , acre plots to suhdivi,ie
Phone West Rive oI.-F-3I WM e.
NOVEL;. SHADY Side. Md
LANEDON.
On the Potomac. beautifni healthfuI wa
ter front lots; restricted. ERNEST LANE
owner. Valley Lee. Md. St Mary Co. -
FAIR HAVEN CLIFFS
ON THE BAY.
4 miles north Of North Beach
Beautiful Lots. $500 to $3.50.
Excellent Lots AT $3.50.
Cash OR EASY MONTHLY TERMS.
pATHINGS ATHrIfASIi FisaiSG a. EASR RRRA1SGEETS E
Nearest and most beautiful salt water
development
:. Route-Penna. ave Sc. Marlboro. at Mt
Zion turn right. at Webh's his line station
take dirt road TO left TO Fair Haven For
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SALE OR RENT-HOU SEs.

5ROON DETACHED COLONIAL HOUSE
In nearby Virginia. city water and improve
nents "orVeriert location reasonable
faIi COlur1hl3 t00SS
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myZI d&dr reNSu&my9I Trustesa
THOs. ). OWEN q son. Auet,on..r..

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
R%th6t5sssr a6sssr sfeMs sfsEEr ASsFEEfsf sFhgEEffssifes
dated october 1879 being assa ,nstrnn."i 81 r"i
10. l44 recorded October 27, 1895. amcns
and al r. H., reoues1 Of The party ,,c,rsd
at pnhlic, auction in front of the premises,
il IrNE xb: ihassr rFh sFEoo3kkD Fo3k M M tSs %
following escribed land and premises. stu
rated .as as and SsinE los fsS i Rosa Mailsfb
M"qn, Eno pesan :: and Psn
corded in the ofhce of the surveyor for the
District Of Columbia in liber 45 at folio
Terms: Sold subject to prior deeds 2f trust
which will he announced al. time Of sale: the
purchase price above said trusts to hs paid
in cash. A deposit of $3.50 REQUIRED Ton
veyarcins. recording and revenue stan,rs 4,
Within thirty DAYS: otherwise depc:it for
and rescld at the discretion IF the trustsee.
h + RSSSSs RSSSSSss p.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
SPLENDID HON f.. n. t..
81 $50

IN very desirable residential se,ttnu OF
r. I, ave House is roonS. we'll planned
and IN Al condition throughout. slH
bright ROOMS not II ater heat. fine bath
hardwood fnors downstairs garage
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HAVE SECOND TRUST NOTE OF s5 600.
weu secured. as part paymsnt on home In
MI Pleasant Columbia Heights modern
10 10 room house desired hv June Ad-
dress Fox 4Sn Y star ofice
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III 4th ST. s. F..

A splendid seven.roop home with two-csr
brick garage. Gift. house: hot-water heat:
electricity: sleeping porch. Deep lot 10 wide
paved alley. Priced to sell. Cali Col. 1890
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ALI; CASH FOR coLoRED HOUSES. Any
condition sectInr
E.A CARNEY.
Room 1919 Derrke Bide.
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AT ONCE. MODERN DETACHED HOME
etsht rooms and t~o baths must have hed-
room and bath Is, foor: Chevy chase
n. G. or Nd will pay ur 10 $4,000 Ad-
dress Rn4 4hh.X Star nfice
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TO ROOMS: PREFER OLD HOUSE.
any good section; ran pay cash; wn,ld n.s
FORD. Room 1919. 1910 Vermont ave. NV.
Nam niSS
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CORNER RESIDENCE.
Seven Rooms. Two Baths.
Sl3.SOO.
Tac,ns beautiful park in ore NJ the
most desirable northwest residential aectlons
Fons- O.; fee, vide: glass .nclos,d nress ear,
heat hiS open fireplace in living room. Best
~ condition; garage: splendid ysrds: o.-
fered at a hig sacrifice in price ny owner.
Who must sell at once.
N. l.. SANSRCRI CO.. INC,
l4ts Eve ST. NV Phone Nam 5000.
PHONE SERVICE UNTIL Pm.
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER son. Auctlcn..
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Cor
ner Business Property, Three
Story Brick Building, Corner
Florida Avenue, 4th Street and
Rhode Island Avenue NV.
1889 Rhode Island Avenue).

By virtue OF certain need Of trust dated
Nov 10 1898 and recorded Nov. 81 1928
INSTRUMENT NJ os Of the land records Of
the District OF Columbia and at the reouest
of the rartv secured thereby the under
signed trustees Will offer for sale by public
auction. IN front Of the premises on
NE MEhEEsnsf iaes ThF SEraHn P4T
PM. the follow nE -descrthed land and prem
ises situate in the District Of Columbia, To-
wit: Lot So in Ina A. Merrelie combination
Of lots IN block .. lie Drolt Park" as per
plat recorded in Lner l6. folio "a. Of the
records Of the snrveyors once IN the Dts.
trict Of Columbia: at tn. date hereof said
books 81 the assessor for the District Of
Terms OF sale: Prouertv win he sold sub
ject to = prior deed Of trust for IS xb0 90
at 7et due July goth 1923. Interest," semi
annual balance 81 600 cash. the reptaindsr
in small monthly psvmerts. A smaller cssh
payment NAV ne accented frpm respoasi.
hle purchaser. secured by second HeAI ~
trust upon the property sold or all cash
over trust, AZ option OF plirchasrr Dc
post of $500 required Of purchaser at time
Of sale. All conveyancinE. recording rev
rnue stamps and nOtarial fees At cost of
purchaser. Terms Of sale to he complied
with within thirty. days from day of sale
otherwise the trustees reserve the right to
rese]! the propertv AT the risk and cost ot
the defaultinE purchaeer after FIVE davs' ad-
vertieemept of such resale in sone news-
paper published in the ~,tv OF Washinrtcn.
n. G.
Ms wEINsTEIN.
A. HENRY
my2 d&dH exSu&my21 Trustees
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\. l.. SANSRCRN 60. INC
1918 Eve 60 Nv Phone Nam 5an4.
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SUMMER HOMES.

FOR RENT OR SALE. COTTAGE ANT
iots North Beach. Chesapea AXE Beach. Nd
lady FITZGERALD corner 1st and ches-
or 123 Mass ave ne
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4-BEDROOM HOME.

HEDGES & MIDDLETON. Inc.
1872 v,. :, Nv Ev''ioF' FRANKLIN aaos.
BEST BUYS NORTHEAST.
So. SOO-k ST. n.
Or TIM. desirable street. brick home ONE, .,t ~
lights excellent furnace nlce front and
rear yard. Now vacant win sell on easy
S5.S5O-7th AND r SITS. N.F.
vacsnt-seri detached pressed brick home HON,
IL sr 1Sos ssS BATH Sssnce n
,enient locator and a bargain At This price.
So S,500-llth AND +. NE.
On. q. the nest locations in northeast;
tust south OF MARYLAND ave = fne colonial
rorch horce with storewall parking in front:
s large looms. tiled hath hardwood hoore
hot.Sa,' he., eo,src snt, arg:
bmlt.,n r.tri.erator stationery. tub. etc
s,s .o.ose ses fe-m. T. MS asrssree priIs d bargain 10Y
E6,7501LOT 1ol FEET DEEP.
A colonial brick hon, IN the conv.nier,, r.,
the advantages OF the suburns. with chicker
trH rno .s s., sasse
hot.watsr t heat. electric lights; splendid
,ellar hardwood trir1 throughout: can be
nurchaeed on small cash payment and
monthly terms less than rent Vacant: ready
xosEv1HA FAYE TIE go,sI; BEST yALyyEss j.
YoU Buy GET OUR LIST.
HOWENSTEIN BROS.
7th and ctx NE Tlrcolp sor
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on THE WIDE POTOMAC. AT Ct, MONT.
near ind,a ar Head 1ia acres. improved hy
BUNGALOW, fine sod Aovers fruit and an ade
trees cranes. etc Good beach Beautiful
view Particularly appealing N those who
wish - l.ave the crowded citv and ENJOY &c.
cluslon. PRICE $500 CASH $500 BAL
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SMALL BAY FRONT COTTAGE FOR RENT
Sion season: Accommodates I Wonderful
". hne swimming. nnatinF. ctr NJ
IoWSFE. Ar'. t1S. ravansuEh Fcurts
North SHS4 -
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NORTH CHESAPEAKE PEACH-NEw COT
moddte running water: fully equipped
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North Beach Md for rent accomcrda,e
eight. from June until end of season. In1
18th ri. ne
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WANTED TO BUy--HOUSEs

FIVE TO EIGHT ROOM. BRICK HOUSE:
any good NV; or ne. section: old nouss
nreferred, will make good cash paymrrt
Gall Main "S3o Room 4O4 Continental
Trust Bldg
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A HOME YOU WILL BUY
JNC ENN CHASE; MD

SUMMER CAMPS.
CAMP ON POTOMAC. FIJIY FURNISHED
$500; terms. Call Lrpc. l031J after n NJ
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NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW. OVERLOOK
ms Chesspeake Bay. beautiful nak grove
irut trees: itnNnlshed attic niItbulldiuss
- 500. WILLIAM rARks. Shady side
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denomination of
S0rlie F'0reseen

Fargo. N. D., Jan. 2S.-LP)-The
Forum today says:
with Endorsement of the Sorlie
administration voted by many coun.
ty Nonpartisan league conventions
held throughout the state I'VE ste fday
there were enough delegates elected
to the state convention to furnish. hot
opposition to the denomination Of A.
G. Sorlie.
ION the whole, however, the re-
ports received by The Forum today
indicate that Sorlie will 60 into the
state convention with q margin Of
delegates either instructed to vote
for him, or representing county con-
ventions friendly to the executives,
Endorsements of Governor A. G.
Sorlie were hooked up in many coun-
ties with Endorsement Of Gerald p
Nye for United States senator.
"Out Of Dickey county comes a
prospective candidate for congress in
the second district to oppose the Re-
publican nominee, who probably will
be Tom Hall, to succeed himself.
Judge Fred J. Graham is the
Dickey county Offering in the second
district congressional fight. 1t was
Mr.. Graham who initiated the meet
ing Of the Nonpartisans at Bismarck
that forced the Sorlie appointment of
Nye as senator"
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CAPITOL THEATRE

Millions Of persons, in all parts Of
the world. will have their first OPP
portunity of,vicwing ut close range
famous valleys and mountain ranges
Of Arizona where Bat Mastcrson,
Wyatt carp, John Slaughter. Peter
Kitchen and other noted gunner Of
fiction and history roamcd in the
years chat arc gone. when "Thc Gold
en- Strain Fox Films version Of q
Peter B. kync story, is flashed across
tho silver sheet. The picture is show.
ing at the Capitol theatcr tomorrow,
This colorful story, starring Madgc
Bellamy, Kenneth Harlan, Ann Pen
rfington, Hobart Bosworth. Frank Nc
Glynn, Jr.. Frank Beal and others.
was filmed by Victor Schcrtzingcr in
the very heart of the locale once fire.
qucntcd by some Of the worst--and
few Of the bcst--men who have fig
ured in tho making Of the West.
When executives Of Fox Films Sc
lcctcd famous old Fort Huachuca in
Arizona as the base of operations for
tho Schcrtzingcr company, they. did
so with conscious knowledge of the
splendid opportunity that was theirs.
This quaint post, which has figured
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SPORTS
Escorts
DUNDEE WILL
ENlDE I ! !. TO
REGAIN TITLE
Is Confident He Is Best Fight.
er in His Class-Meets
Click Tonight

New York, Jan. 28.--LP)- -Re-cn.
tcring the ring tomorrow night af-
ter fistic career of II years
Johnny Dundee will try to win back
the featherweight crown he reluc.
family resigned more than year
ago. He was engaged in 342 fights
and won and lost two world cham
pinnships.
In Joe Click Of New York, the vet
eran will meet a young and ambi-
tious featherwcight of speed and
punching ability.
Dundee says that a glance over
the present list of fighters assures
him that he can regain his former
glory. "Show me one fighter today"
he says, "who can compare with
Benny Leonard, Lew yelling, Willie
Jackson, Charley White, Willie Rit-
chic and Joe Rivers. fought them
all. l have been knocked out only
once-a one round defeat at the
hands Of Willie Jackson.
II worked 13 years to win a world
title and then my manager gave it
away. | wrote letter to the state
athletic commission for FORGETTING
my featherweight crown on the ad-
vice of my manager, and against my
own judgment. But he told Inc il
would be all right. Now l am man
aging my own business affairs"
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Simons Called to,
Lima, Ohio, by
Mothers Death


Kenneth w. Simons Of this city,
North Dakota, correspondent Of the
Associated Press, received Telegram,
late last night telling Of the 0eati,
Of his mother, Mrs. Charles A. Sjmons,
at her home at Lima, Ohio, at 3 D. m.
yesterday. Mrs. Simons' condition d
week ago was quite serious, but early
this week Mr.. Simons received word
that his mother was much improved,
consequently the ncws Of her death
came rs distinct shock. Mr. SimoIas
left for Lima early today to attend
the funeral and until his return the
Associated Press work in Bismarck
will be handled by Jsy r. Vessels.
Minneapolis correspondent, who will
arrive here this evening.
Mrs. Simons was 81 years Of age
and is survived. by two daughters.
Mary at home, and Alice, q hirse at
Colorado Springs. Colorado; and
seven sons, Kenneth S. of Bismarck:
James H.. Tulsa, Okla; Ira D.,
Springfield, Ohio. and Charles f.,
Harry F.. and John A., and Robert E.,
living at home.
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SUZANNE AND
HELEN VISIT
NICE COURTS
Travel Together and Toast
Each Other in the Best
of Friendship

Cannes, Frances, Jan. 2S.--LN-
Having day of at the Gallia tour.
namcnt Yesterday, Helen Wills went
over to Nice and inspected the courts
Of the Imperial club. where she pos
sibly may meet Suzanne Lcnglen in
q match which her heart is ycarning
for.
And the California girl was chap
croncd on the tour by no less IA per-
son than Suzanne herself. A bump.
CIR Of champagne was drunk and tho
two champion racquet wieldcrs toast
ed one another as regards health, but
neither Of them delved into the sub
ject of tennis. The French girl took
particular pains to point out the cen
ter court of the club, or which she
sent down Mrs. Molla Mallory to- de-
feat in 1923.
Next Saturday Suzanne is to let it
be known whether she will play in
the singles at Nice next Monday.
Miss Wills is entered in the tourna-
ment.
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AMATEUR SAYS
HE HEARDCAL
/ FROM OLYMPIC
Neither of Two Ships by That
Name Believed 10 BE in
Trouble, However

New York, Jan. 2S.--1R-An-
nounccmcnt by a radio amateur ut
Columbus, Indiana, that he had pick
Cd up u distress message from the S.
~. Olympic caused widespread OK
citcment this morning.
Nothing developed to show that
such, q message came from the White
Star liner Olympic. which left South
ampton yesterday for New York. In
TACT, oil indications were that this
vessel was not in distress. A tank
steamer Olympic, SO far as known,
was in port at San Diego, Calf.
T. A. $. franklin, president Of the
International Mercantile Marine, said
| that as far as the White Star Liner
was concerned, the report was non
sense. The Olympic must have been
still in the English Channel when the
Indiana announcement was made. he
said.
Message DECIDED
Charles F. Crump Of Columbus,
Ind, telephoncd to local ncwspa-
perman that the information had
been received on his radio set by
Major w. d. DOoley, former avia-
ton officer. who decided a message
addressed to naval communications
Mt Arlington. At the Arlington sta
ton it was said that no such mess
age had been received.
No domestic or foreign radio sta
ton or any vessel at sea seems to
have heard such message.
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Much Interest
Is Shown in
Legion Meets

The Lloyd Spetz post, American Lc-
gion, has set aside fund Of 5000 to
partly pay the expenses of some
member of the post in attending the
national Legion convention at Paris
in 1927, with the designation to be
given as an attendance prize, and the
Is members present at last nights
regular meeting of the post indicated
that rivalry will be keen. To be eli
gible for the trip, member must
have been present Mt at least 10 per
cent of ali meetings held between
January q, 1926, and the last meeting
in June, 1927. Decision as to who'
shall be named the delegate will then
be made by lot from among those
eligible.
y Plans for the erection of public
band stand in Bismarck were dis
cussea at last NIGHTS session. 4
committee was previously appointed
to investigate concerning such =
project ana it is probable that some
action will be forthcoming later.
Visiting Legionnaires from posts in
five states attended the meeting and
were called upon for remarks
Following the business meeting
Deechcr Stair presented two boxing
bouts between miniature fistic ar
lists whom. he is training and the
LcgiOnnpires had an opportunity to
e
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Boxing Bout at
kintyre Draws
Large Audience

kintyrc, N. D., Jan. 28.--A large
crowd witnessed the boxing cxhibi-
ten :taged hero, Saturday evening,
and all were well satisfied with the
bouts. The main attraction. between
Herb Lila Of Kinkyre and Tom Short
Of Linton went 10 rounds to q draw.
Both boxers were in excellent form
and put on one of the cleanest and
at the same time livcliest exhibitions
ever seen here. Short weighed in at
las pounds and Lila at 1856.
Preliminaries consisted Of a four
round bout between Anton Grunc-
fielder, Jr., Of Kintyre and Chick
Murphy Of Linton and four rounds
between Tell Gruncfcldcr of Kintyrc
and Johnnie Anderson Of Braddock.
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\ A ss
ant thing. Cost Of production, there
fore, has become as vital question
with the farmer az with the manu-
facturer, and yet, when he complains
that he is not receiving the cost Of
production for the things he sells
he is derided by the economists and
told by the business world that the
price of farm products is controlled
not by cost Of production but by the
law Of supply and demand.
"The fact is. tho farmer must al
ways plan to raise more than just
enough if the world Is to be fed and
clothed.
IF the producers Of any farm
commodity were sufficiently organ.
portable surplus to determine the
domestic price would be determined
domestic price of manufactured mr.
ticles. Capital and service would re-
ceivc the same reward in agriculture
as in other fields Of production.
Surplus Should Be . Blessing.
"Some day tho farmers will be SO
thoroughly organized, | hope and be-
lievc, that they will be able success
fully to cope with the surplus. But
that day has not come yet. Mean
while, are VIC to sit idle awaiting the
Aurthcr depletion cf our, soils and
the ruin Of our agriculture until we
are incapable of meeting the needs
of our increasing population? For
when that time comes, as the ccono-
mists point out, there will be an
other malad justment. Then prices Of
farm products will be abnormaliy
high.
I'm the interest, therefore, of So
ciety as well as the farmer. we must
contrive some method by which the
surplus Of the very essentials of
life shall become blessing and not
burden"
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20 CASES OF
HEROISM ARE
RECOGNIZED
CONTINUED from page ons)

CONTINUED from page 0no)
ccived bronze medal, $75 monthly
and IS additional for a daughter.
NJ. Columbus Sisco, Big Pincy
Wyoming, died attempting to save a
man from suffocating in a mine al
Quinton, Okla, Aug. II, 1924. His
widow was awarded a bronze medal
and $40 monthly with $40 additional
for two children.
Other heroic deeds recognized
were:
Miss Evelyn Marie Wertz. Rural
Route 1, Cortland, Ohio, Is year old
student, tried to save girl from
drowning at Andover, O., August 13
1925; bronze medal.
Saved Boy In Runaway
Alice K. Geary, 416 Highland Ave.
San Bernardino, CAL, 81, nurse, saw
cd lVy from runaway team of
horses at San Bcrnardino Jan. 10
1923; bronze medal.
Mary Blanche Nelson, $500 Ocean
View Drive, Oakland, Cal. Al, house
wife, saved boy from drowning at
Camp Curry, CAL, June "a, 1928;
bronze medal.
E. Rudolph Lane, Fremont, N. g.,
saved student and attempted to
save another from drowning ut Bag
ley, N. c., June %, 1922; bronze
medal.
J. Amber Shull, 735 Thirteenth ST.,
Southwest, Roanoke. Va, saved a
girl from drowning ut Arcadia, Va,
July 20, 1924; bronze medal.
James II. Story, Quinton, Okla,
helped in an attempt to rescue Il man
from man suffocating in mine at
Quinton, Okla, Aug. II, 1924; bronze
medal.
Saved From Fire
kennard N. Dudgeon, La Porte,
Ind, Is, saved a farmer from burn
ing barn at Hanna, Ind, Aug. 81,
1924; bronze medal.
Wayne W. Gilchrist, Sunset Beach.
Cal, saved boy from drowning at
Sunset Beach, April ~, 1922; bronze
medal.
Francis A. Murphy. 223 West Gran
by ST., Frontenac, kans.. 10 year ole
school boy, attempting to save cir.
from drowning at Fr0ntenac June Z,
1928; bronze medal.
Joseph p. Murphy, II, brother Of
Francis who participated in the at
tempted rescue; bronze medal.
Virgin I. Hosler, 1926 N. Peoria
Ave., Tulsa, Okla, attempted to save
girl from drowning at Sherry,
Okla, June 2, 1929; bronze medal.
Noah V. Langston, POI +. Newton.
Place, Tulsa, Okla, saved the girl
Hosler went after, bronze medal.
Louis L. Lambert, 48 Union ST.,
Leominster, Mass, attempted to save
two men from suffocating in man.
hole at Leominstcr, Mass, Oct. 9.
1924; bronze medal.
Michael J. Mclaughlin, 30 Un;on
Street, Lcominstcr, Mass, who took
part in the attempted rescue with
Lambert: bronze medal.
James P. Spellbring, 1880 Second
Street, Northeast, Washington, D. c..
attempted to save 2 boy from drown
ing at Edgewater, Md, Aug. %,
1925; bronze medal.
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GOPHERS WIN
FROM CHICAGO
First Victory in the Big Ter
Race Pulls Minnesota
Out Of Cellar

Minneapolis, Jan. 28.-(R-Out OF
the cellar in the Big Ten floor race
as the result Of hard earned
triumph over Chicago, the Minnesota
basketball team settled down to q
long rest before its next stand at
Iowa City February 6.
Tho Gophers will not be seen at
home again until February Is. when
Michigan comes to Minneapolis, and
from then on the team will remain
on its home floor with the exception
Of one journey to Chicago.
The 2C to "a triumph Of the Goph-
crs over Chicago last night, the first
OF the season for Minnesota, revived
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Winning Streak
Still UnbrOken

Cannes, France, Jan. 28.-LN Con
tinuing her triumphant march over
all opponents in the tennis tourna-
ments along the Riviera, Helen Wills.
American champion, today defeated
Rosinc Vlasto, in straight sets co,
C-2.
Miss Wills continued VIGOROUSLY
through the third round Of the Cal
liza tournament. this afternoon by de-
feating Miss Cadle Of England, 60,
Ga.