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Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-22
DRY CHEFS
SAY VOTE: IS
N|S[.E: AD|NCC
Wet Leaders Predicting
Change of VOlstead
Act Shortly.
MINISTER'S DI FIFE X
Baptist Clergyman Says
Prohibition Has Been
a Total Failure.
by uCitrd Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, March -. - Al
though the majority of hewspapo.
polls on prohibition have ended, tine
discussion they have cngeudcre,l
continues in full bloom.
Dry leaders protest that the polls
represented onlv u slight !orcontag"
of the. actual prohibition vote, while
wet leaders. jubilant over the five
to one "Vict0rv they achieved in
t., unofficial rcfcrcndmmS, predict
eventual modification or repeal of
The prohibition laws.
PulpitS IN many cities Sunday
we've Civ en- over to the controversy.
Probably fcw pos;-prohihtion ut
teranccS in favor of the dry laws
have been made with such fiery en-
thuSiasm as that of the RaV. DR..
lee W. Hrattle, Baptist, speaking
to Il harlem church on his Duties rs
head of 4 settlement house.
nr. Bcattlc said that prohibition
had brought undrcamcd of happi-
r,ss to the Slums of this aud other
cities. NOWADAYS, he said. there
has been months when his settle
mont did not need to spend 50 4
month for relief, whereas 5000 was
common in tile saloon days.
"Quitc the opposite stand wa.
taken by 'hc Rev. Dr, James Em
pringham, national secretary of the
Church Temperance society of the
Protestant Episcopal church.
"Prohibjtion is a complete anI
absolute failuc.' he said in the
pulpit of st. Luke's Episcopal
chmch.
With the slogan, "Wc did il
over thcrc-let 5 do it over here.
ten teams Of world war veterans
consisting of ten men each, viii
start tcdav 20 dav drive to oh
tam 10000 charter members for til,
recently formed World War Voter
qnS Light Wines and Beer league
The NcwSpapcr Enterprise Asso
"iation prohibition poll, conducted
, hv %15 newspapers. has been com
rleted with total Of Ia ,740.06.
votes, the largest straw ballot of it,
Kind ever held in this country. Oth
. e. polls, conducted bv other group,
and individually, mt the aggrcgai
number of votes ut close to $500,
O0C. .........
Totals Of the three largest polls
follow: ...
Newspaper Enterprise Assoeip.
tion through ea9pcratipg newsna.
pers; For prohibition 329,274; foI
lr',. vTTtl n
Continued on Page g.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-22
MRS. KRESAGE ON
SPIRITUAL PLANE

NEW YORK. March %. -
The litigation of Doris Mercier
Kresge, against her hr band,
Sebastian S. Kresge, chain
store magnate, formally ended
today in accordance with the
announcement of settlement
told on Friday by the United
Press. The long calendar was
called in Justice Wagner's
court. ~ifYY
Finally the clerk read:
Kresge versus Kresge.'
A lawyer for the plaintiff
arose and said:
Settled
The court ordered the case
stricken from the calendar.
The settlement was made
purely on a spiritual plane,
Kresge said in statement init
mating that he had given his
wife between S1,3OO,OOO and
100000.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-22

satisfied with her husband and
had no intention of a divorce
but the upraised l-assie AID the
levelled revolver were ominous.
So she agreed to the weird prop
osition and her consent brought
the desired result-Inez disap-
peared through the door.
Mrs, Kane sought the police
and the bluecoatG found Inez
striding militantly down the
street.
i've been sweet on Kane
for q long time and I want
him inez said, without en-
barrassment. Sure, socked
her to make her realize I meant
business
Then for the first time motto
ed her escort. she remarked:
She said I could have a man
and I got one
Inez pointed to the husky
patrolman with her.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-22
CAVE WOMAN RUNS AMUCK FOR
SOUL MATE WITH GOLF STICK

CHICAGO. Mar. 22.-The tale
of the two fisted nocturnal
counting of pretty, but muscular,
1noz Osborn today is written
large on & police report.
Mrs. Beatrice Kane. wife of
John Kane, an official Of the
American Can company, was
awakened in the middle of the
night by healthy blow on the
jaw.
She flashed the light and saw
a very comely woman who stood
over the bed holG.ing golf
club in one hand and a revolver
in the other. There was brief
formality.
Mrs. Kane, I am Inez Os-
bonn the dubbed and revolver
ed woman said. II love your
husband. You are going to di-
vorce him so that I can marry
him.
Now Mrs. Kane was perfectly
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-22
MARRIAGES HEAVY
HERE IN MARCH

With nine days still to 60 before
the end of the month, March has
broken all records for issuance of
marriage licenses, according to rec
Ords at the county clerk y office.
Up to noon today total Of 6S Ii
censes have been issued since March
]. The previous high record was 81
issued during July, 1928.
The majority Of licenses issued
have been for Mexican couples, aud
number of have been issued TO
non.rcsidcnts of the county. y,.i,,,,t ,
Deputies in the Office earSo E3pfi
dent that the total for the month
will exceed SO as the average thhppss
far has been better than fora day,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-22
ARE
STARTING TO WORK
INCREASED TRADE

Los ANGELES, March %. -~
Charles II. Randall, Los Angeles
councilman, and Franklin lIichborn.
SAN Francisco. will be speakers to-
borrow night al the regular month
ly meeting of the state committee
of California progressivcs.
Randall will discuss the forth
coming municipal election and the
issues to he voted upon, while
liirhborn, representing the progress,
siNeS of the northern part of the
state, will speak ON state issues.
The committee is expected to
take action in endorsing some of the
candidates for state and district
offices in the August primaries.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-22
ENGLISH-BRED COLT
tNEARS THE RECORD

san DIEGO. Cal, March %. =
Pompev and canter may be Ken
tuckv derby favorites. but Tijuana
horscmen arc ready to bet their last
shirt that Carlaris, w. r. Anderson =
English bred colt wins 8 the blue
orasS classic in Nav.
Carlaris. who smashed the mile
and an eiohth record y week ago IN
winning the $4,000 Tiiuana derby,
clipped another two fifths of a see
cnd off the track mark SUNDAY n
tho Coffroth handicap preliminaries.
Carlaris time was 40 2.3 which IA
within three fifths of n second or
the world s record. In winning.
Carlaris trimmed America = best
which Gre in training here for the
Coffroth handicap next Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-22
By WILLIAM J. McEVOY

; United Press Staff correspondent
WASHINGTON, March 90. -
Descendants of Lief Erickson, fam.
ous Viking explorer, want congress
officially to recognize him as the
discovcrcr of America.
The Scandinavian Fraternity of
America, of Ely, Mimi. in a pcti-
tion TO the house urged that n ma
tionnl memorial he erected to
Erjchscn IN recognition of his dis
acoVcrv Of the North American con
,tWeptdT 'o4. -?-.5 4,t.
t'SFThe .qbiqct of this memorial, -
the petition said, a"is that congress
shall be requested 10 take such 'ac-
ton as shall give the fact Of Lie
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-22
ASK THAT LIEF ERICKSON BE
Sd, PLACED AHEAD OF COL LUMBIS

. Erickson $ discovery appronriatc
governmental recognition. We re.
spcctfullv petition the honorable
congress TO grant our most illuStrouS
progcnitor the recognition We be
lievc is due him.
"It is not meant bv this momor-
ial, - the petition said, "'to cndcaV.
or to disparagc tho achievements
of the intrepid navigator, Christie
phcr Columbus. who, while he did
not set foot npon the North Amcri.
cen continent, nevertheless, unfold
ed the chart Of The western world
lmdei conditions whereby his fol
lowers were enabled to explore, and
Later establish permanent foot
ing upon what is known aras the
United States of America.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-22
MELOLAND MAN DIES

William Eugene Baker. SON of Mr..
and Mrs. William Baker of Mclo-
land, died at the FL Centre hospital
last night following Il short illness.
The deceased was born in Center
vile, Iowa, January -, 1899, and
had been in the valley for several
years, residing with his parents ON
their ranch near Meloland The
body will be shipped to Los Angeles
tonight by b. f. Lemons, for burial
in that citV.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-22
EZEIL MAY LIVE. DOCTORS
THINK; STILL UNCONSCIOUS

Strong hopes for recovery IN,
held out for b. V. Ezcn of this
city. who is confined to the Brawlcv
hospital, following an automobile
accident ON the Los Angeles high
way near Westmorlmd Friday
night
Ezell is still in Il scmi-conSciouS
condition, report from the hospital
stated today. He is suffering
from decorations and bruises about
the face, caused it is believed,
when one of the fence posts which
his ear broke down, struck him. His
head is badly swollen. so that de-
tailed examination has not been
possible, but attending physicians
do not believe that his skull is frac.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-22
MILLIONAIRES BET
$4,000 ON GOLF

Los ANGELES, Mar. 22.-Archic
Andrews, Chicago millionaire, was
leading today after the first round
of his $4,000 golf match with Fred
crick II. Bartlett, another wealthy
Chicagoan.
The two millionaireS are playing
to decide whether Bartlett shall pay
Andrews $550,000 or $4,000, for
the Andrews building in Chicago.
At the end of the first half Of Il
36 hole match, Andrews was four
holes up ON RArtlrtt.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-22

:'urpd rs was first reported.
There are other painful cuts and
ahraisionS about the body. Ezell
is not vet able to talk about the
2ccident. He appears to under
stand questions put to him, but can.
not talk so that his words can be
distinguished and physicians have
forbidden any attempts at lengthy
conversation.
AS near rs can be asccrtaincd
EZcll went to sleep while driving
"nd ran off the highway, striking
the fence. He apparently was
travelling at a fast rate when tho
accident occurred.
Members of his family came to
Brawlcv from San Bernardino and
are with him at present.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-22
MABEL NORMAND TO
TALK WITH KEYES

HOLLYWOOD, March 29-Ma-
bel Normand will be glad 10 confer
with District Attorney Asa Keys
when he returns here relative to the
murder 'four years ago of William
Desmond Taylor, she said this aft
crnoOn.
81 am as anxious as anyone that
the mystery he solvcd,' said the
film star. 81 will tell Mr.. kcvcS
everything | know.D
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-22
WHAT'S DOIlIG
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
F. and A. M. No. 384 meets,
Masonic hall.
Evangelistic service, State
Street Christian church, 7:3O.
Y. w. G. A. county board
meets, Mrs. Robert w. Camp
t'ell's.
Business Women's club meet,
Ten Thousand club, 7:30.
1.-THE Best People, Brunk's
tent theater.
Torrent, Valley theater.
''Tumbloweeds,'' Palace the
ater.
TOMORROW
Literature section, 10000 club,
meets with Mrs. Ross T. Hick-
cox, $50.
Methodist mems luncheon,
Oregon cafe.
Presbyterian missionary soci-
ETY. meets, Mrs. Joseph Kay's,
$50.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-22
Would Close River

II was nationalist effort to
rlosc the Pei river to coalition yes.
s"'s that resulted in the imterna.
fional incident of week before last
when the powers delivered an ulti'
natum 10 the nationals; command
.er Of the Taku forts. demanding
that the river .bc opened to nnviga'
.tion. The importance of the Pei
river lies in the fact that it con
meets Tien Tsin with the sea, and
Pckin 5 onlv connection with thH
out side world ow is the railroad line
between Pckm and Tien Tsin.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-22
JAPAN'S LARGEST
PLANE IN CRASH

TOXIC, March 22.-Japau S new
cs. and largest all metal mono
plane crashed today at Yokoshuha
naval base.
Three Officers and one mechanic
kWCrr Killed..
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-22
MENJOU'S WIFE rs
SUED FOR PICTURE
Nv United Pres. Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, March %. -
When a husband no longer desire,
to be 4 husband, his portrait GER
tainlv is not worth $3.50.
Mrs. Adolph Menjou. wife OF tho
motion picture actor, reasoned that
way today when she was named DO
fcndant in suit filed by Betty
REYNOLDS, well known artist.
Miss REYNOLDS demands $3.50 FROM
Mrs. Mcniou for life sized portrait
of the blase screen lover.
Since the painting was ordered,
Men lou filed divorce action
against his wife.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-22
EXPECT AGREEMENT ON
BOULDER DAM MATTER

washington. D. C., Mar. II, 1Y2G
Imperial Irrigation District
Ell Centre, California
Carpenter arrives Denver to-
morrow promised to hold confer
encc with other three Upper
State Commissioners immediate
ly and report back by end this
week. He expects complete
agreement. No conflict expected
over Mellon letter except from
Arizona which opposes everv-
thing. Favorable reports both
committees likely during week
around April to 10.
F. w. Greer.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-22

The Covina district Of $500 acres
was owned by Anton Badilla ard in
lsso J. S. Phillips, founder OF 90
vina bought 2000 acres on long timo
easy payments for sl5 an acre.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-22
DA.UGHERTY GETS
TREASURY DETAIL
Dv United Press Icnsed Wire

WASHINGTON, Mar. 22.-PrcSi-
dent Coolidge today appointed
Harry X. Daughcrty of Pcnnsyl,
vania to be assistant business solici,
tor of the treasury.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-26

TATESTRY BKr SSEtS-Fug. S3'M6'6". too small for present room Sgo, lleywood Wakefield carriage $50 model tle, Tel 9i6i.i between and p, m, only, for .4nnplnt tu4tOt
New Britain herald., 1926-04-26
Building Lo, For Sale

NJ. O. Crawford-R Estate & Insurance, Mortgage Loans. Nartford Valley t7O.s.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-26

\ WNWOGNNY VICTEOLA- Tor '2O, fino ,rudiuon wonderful tone, l.. E, An drew ', ile Arch &.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

AgCnts-ReaI Esiate 1S AUCTlONEER--W are iu a position Go handle auctions In all branches. Aaron panlelson < Company. Tel. Slcl, l5l Main St.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-26

Singer. White. Domestic, standard, New Home, etc, all rebuilt and guaranteed. SI5 10 SSo. You cannot afford to be withou, q sewing machine al these prices Sec our electric machines Tree demonstration. Easy terms Reliable repairs and supplies, all makes White Sewing Machine Co, 2ei Main St. New Britain, Conn. Tel. 29i5.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-26
EMPLOY MENT
Situations Wantcd-Women

 W0MAN-wlshcsw work hy tho day, clean ing or laundry. phono cjl.i&. WOULD LIkE--to do washing ut home, 213 Gion g., top floor. Call in tho morning.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-26

TRCSKs- bags and suitcaAes Of nigh quality. B'g VarN,y at unusually lou nrlcea. AZ shllt Hhop. ags Main st.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-26

RApIO-washing machine and household
 furniture, Inquire l7s Vine &. Phone
New Britain herald., 1926-04-26

LAWN MOWERS Saws and Cutlery sharpened R. II, WilcoS 20i Hart St. rto.c 3Ni0.I.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-26
BUSINESS SERVICE
Moving, Storing, Grating

RT7CkTNI --fuInlturc moving, local and long distance. Edward j. Pagan, ?Sb QuAN.E
New Britain herald., 1926-04-26

HARRISON ST, loB.s--new housr, tene- meuts, z rooms each, Inquire between md l.Ah on nrnmlsea.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-26
AUTOMOTIVE .
Auto and Truck Agencies

REQ sPEEDwAGoNs--A All good cars, Priced from SsoO to 17in, Thirty day guarantee ON all of them, K, M. seNrle & Co., Cor Park and Elm sts, Tel :ilo open evenings tili o'clock
New Britain herald., 1926-04-26
Wanted-To Rent

ROOM AND BOARD--wauted In private
 family. West Main or Black Rock ser-
 ton. Catholic preferred. Starting Juno lF', Write. Herald Bov lS-TM. THREE ROOM--tcucment wanted by young American couple. Must be mod ern. Write Box t9, Herald.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-26
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenements

iiEANp ST, is--5 fooms 5rd floor, an modctn, Inquire A1 Camp st. Phone JJts.g
New Britain herald., 1926-04-26
MERCHANDISE
Household Articles

| 5MAII. KITCHEN coal range. for sale 1 Hpry 66 church St, Army X Navy
New Britain herald., 1926-04-26

WALNUT DINING ROOM sUITE--cor. ssting of buffet, China cabinet, eIten- sion table, chairg and ] armchair up- hoistered genuine leather, Apply Max KtuEo'd, John A, Andrews, Inc, l39 Nnln s.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-26
Suburban For Sale

INVGl.LE--Mouutain View; family house, 1i. acres of land, plenty Of fruit lo minutes from trolley line. Price sS. f0o. P. neuuzze, SA Spring St. New Britain. Tel. s5lS-s.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-26
Houses For Rent

rent, all Improvements, hot water heat, Tel. 39G
 WEST MAIN ST. . room house Tor rent. suitable for roomlng house. 300 yards from post office, one minute walk from largest and best hotel one minute walk from Capitol theater, two minutes walk from railroad station. Reasonable rent. Ready for occupancy June lst For fur thcr particulars phone New Britain l.9l.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-26

Beauty sCarM Mom Re EnY GmMm p
New Britain herald., 1926-04-26
Merchandise Al the Stores

WHlTHEy-- baby carriage m flno cond. tiuN. rr,e" st5, Mra John II. Fitzger- m 1,N n-.l-ln
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-06
3-Pc. Overstuffed Suite
PsnsU Was.$ 229 PRICE Pdc 1877

Fine overstuffed jacquard velour davenport, arm
chair and rocker.
$477.5O Karpen mohair davenport, armchair and
high back chair. CCEN En
5 pieces YOOOsOV
$399.5O overstufed davenport, wing chair and Cox
well chair. 3-tone jacquard. C0Q7 EA
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-06
Century Beds, Springs,
Mattresses Low Priced

Simmons Bed, century's price
was $1,000, our 90 or
price ---,s---.~--. -VOsOO
Twin size Box Springs, Gen.
tury's price was C12 IL
$47.5o, our price. .0ZC.IC
Simmons Poster Bed, Century's
price was $49.5o, Coz 7E
our price -..-..... QA4.t y
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-06
3-Piece Bedroom SUITE
e Cent W: $3.50 Our Our s84@.s!

Walnut veneered vanity dresser, chifonier and bed
Beautiful dresser chest vanity dresser and bed Cen
t oay er Hs' for $500 psss. $297. SO
$26925 solid maple colonial highboy, hanging mir.
ror, chest and bed. G1Q7 E0
Evening star., 1926-10-20
CridirOn Leaders of 1926
Interesting Facts About Foot Ball Coaches and
Captains of Big College Elevens for This Season
No. 45-SOuthern California.
CAPTAIN.

CAPTAIN
NEWELL EFF) CRANAIf captain of the Trojans for this
holds singular honor In all the games that he has
played he has face opponent who has outweghed
him by several pounds This however be to his advan
judging from his grron performances He plays
being considered Of the aggressive play that
position the Western Coast.
q n
a for
Calf
Shome
HOWARD
distinction coached the
confidence knowledge
licking
considered effected forward
kaer. Locke his assistant Southern California
The schedule California follows
October 9-Southen Washington State,
October 16-Southen California %; Occidental,
23-CalifOrnia
a Los
November 6-Oregon Agges at Portland, Greg
November 2GMontana
December 4-Notre
Evening star., 1926-10-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL LOOP
TO OPEN OCTOBER 80

Play in the Sunday School basket
ball loop will open October 80. it has
been announced. Three games will
be played every Saturday night.
Teams entered are Calvary NJ f..
Columbia Heights Christian. Claren-
don Baptist Church of the Covenant,
Mount Vernon NJ E South, Peck
Memorial. North Carolina Avenue
Methodist Protestant and Calvary
Baptist.
The opening nights schedule fol-
lows: Peck Memorial VS.. Clarendon
Baptist. Church Of the Covenan Mt VS..
Calvary NJ. E., and Calvary Baptist
VS.. Columbia Heights Christian
Church.
Calvary NJ. Il. tOssers. who last sea
son won the Sunday School League
title. will drill tonight at o'clock at
the church. A formidable squad from
last year is available. including
Scrivener Merle Dunn, V. Brown, E.
Broadbent, P. Gottwals, II. Bartlett.
f. Brumbaugh. r. Linke and d. Dill
| Ion. Paul Frisby, former Western
High and University of Maryland
| star, is coaching.
Evening star., 1926-10-20
ANOTHER NAVY BOXER
NOW IN LIMELIGHT

Another Navy lad is making a bid
for pugislistic honors. Little Don
Davis, the flashy featherweight who
has been just discharged from the
fleet. put over a great win when he
triumphed over hard-hitting Eddie
Shea.
Shea has been having things pretty
much his own way with the boys of
his class in the Middle West and was
looked upon as a real contender for
the title until he ran afOul of Davis.
Now Davis disa grees with the boys
who think he was lucky to win over
the walloping Wop. He is willing
to meet Shea in a return bout just
to prove that winning over Shea is a
natural thing for a boy of his ability.
In the meantime Don Is going after
Mike Dundee and joey Sanger, or any
,ther boy who disputes his right TO
ne classed with the leading feather.
weights in the Midwest.
Evening star., 1926-10-20

Purdue, swinging from strong
stand against Navy to the holding OF
the Badgers last week. appears in the
midst of climb that makes Phelan's
fighting squad favorite to down
Stage in the 30th consecutive year or
his coaching. The Boilermakers have
everything to gain and Chicago much
to lose.
Having downed Iowa last week.
which they were unable to do a year
ago, the Illini invade Ann Arbor.
The absence of De AmbrosiO at end
and Timm at half for Illinois, from
injuries, Is a factor In the rating OF
Michigan as favorite.
Northwestern tests its chances In
the conference race in Saturdays
non n-conference tilt with Rockne's
Notre Dame eleven, annually a Big
Ten stumbling block. and already this
Fall conqueror of Minnesota. The
Purple smothered Indiana at the
latest move in a Fall campaign so far
notably successful.
Minnesota views the game with
Wabash. Saturdays other non-con-
terence affair. with optimism. Spears.
encouraged by the Gophers' showing
in Michigans victory. thinks the CON
test will further temper his varsity
for the remainder OF the Big Ten
games.
Wisconsin is working to develop
for Indiana the offense which failed To
materialize against Purdue, while Pat
Page sees in his second conference
game a chance for Indianas first Big
Ten conquest in more than three sea
sons.
The Ohio State triumph over Co
lumbia in New York last week makes
the Buckeyes favorite over Iowa.
eager to Offset the defeat at the
hands of an Illinois without the aid
of the Grange who bothered the
Hawkeyes for three long years.
Evening star., 1926-10-20

not get action Sunday.
Every section of the city IS repre-
sented in the league. A. list of the 80
players allowed each team must be
submitted by the secretary by 10
o'clock tomorrow night. officials for
the games have been secured and
other details completed.
Games scheduled besides those Sun
day. follow:
November Z. Southern Preps. VS..
Knick Props, Northerns VS.. Wintons;
IA, Northerns VS.. Knick Props, Brook.
land VS.. Wintons: 81, Southern Props
VS.. Brookland. Knick Props vs Win
tons.
In preparation for their clash with
Southern Props on Marine Barracks
Field Sunday, in the first game of the
city 150-pound title series, Northern
gridmen will drill tomorrow night and
Saturday at 1880 o'clock on Park View
playground. Last Sunday Northerns
downed Brookland, also entered in
the series, while Southern Props and
Knick Props, another team that will
appear in the gonfallon hunt, were
battling to scoreless tie.
MOhawks face the strong Fort
League Park Sunday, at O'Clock.
The Humphrey boys won over the
Camp Meade Tank School team last
Sunday.
Apaches are after a game for Sum-
day at Union League Park, following
cancellation by Reina Mercedes Of the
engagement slated with that team.
Call Manager Seymour Hall at Lin
coin 10086.
night by Palace A. G.. foot ballers at
their clubhouse. Boxing bouts will
feature. Palacemen, following their
win over Marine Barracks Sunday in
the formers debut in the unlimited
class. are now seeking games in this
group for Sunday and succeeding
Sabbaths. Call Franklin 1904 between
Z and pm.
Stanton gridders will visit Alexan-
dria Sunday to meet the strong Fire
Department eleven at Dreadnaught
Park. Stantons. who trounced Kenil-
worths in the formers bow as an un-
limited team, have added several new
players.
Evening star., 1926-10-20
SHARKEY is THE FIRST
TO CHALLENGE TUNNEY

NEW YORK, October 20 LP).-Jack
Sharkey. another Boston strong boy"
who defeated Harry Wills, has placed
himself on record with the New York
State Athletic Commission as chal-
lenger of Gene Tunney. world heavy
weight boxing champion.
The commission received the chal-
lenge as information and placed 1t on
file. where it will receive considera
ton. 1t was intimated. when. and if,
challenges are in order.