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The Washington times., 1927-07-20

Age, the great leveller, is all in
favor of Sharkey, the Lithuanian
admitting % summers to 80 for
Dempsey.
An examination of their COM
parative measurements shows Demp.
sey with an advantage Of four inches
In reach, some four pounds in weight
and TX around the chest. His arms
are bigger than Sharkey's but his
legs are smaller.
Their complete records follow:
THE DEMPSEY RECORD
Born. Manassa, Col, June "a,
1895. Nationality, Irish-Scotch-Amer-
lean. ~
Knockouts
1915.1S16--Kid Hancock, /; Billy
Murphy, /; Chief Gordon, 6; Johnny
Person, Anamas Campbell, 81. Joe
Lyons, 9; Fred Woods. 4; George
Copelin, z: Andy Malley, 8; Two
Round Gillian. i; Jack Downey, o;
Boston Bearcat, /; Battling Johnson,
!; George Christian, /: Jack Koehm,
4: Joe Bonds, 10; Dan Ketchel, s.;
Bob York, 4.
1s17-Al Norton, /: Charlie MIL
Ter, /.
1s1S--Homer Smith 1: Jim Flynn,
/; Bill Brennan. s: Bull Sandee. /;
Tom Reilly, /; Dan Ketchel, Q;
Arthur Pelky. l; Kid Mccarthy, i;
Bob De yer, !; Perky Flynn, 1; Fred
Fulton, /; Terry Keller, 5; Jack
Moran, /; Battling LevinslSy, 8;
Perky Flynn, i; Carl Morris, i; Gun
boat Smith, Q.
1s19--Big Jack Hickey, 1; Kid
Harris, l; Kid Henry, /; Eddie Smith,
!: Tony Drake, i; Jess Willard, 8
for heavyweight championship.
1920 49, Billy Miske, 8; Bill Bren-
nan, 10.
: 1921-Georges Carpenter. 4.
1S23-Luis Firpo, 2.
Knockout by
1917--Jim Flynn, /.
No Decision Contests
1s1S-Billy Miske, 10; Billy
Miske, 6.
Draw
1915.1916-Jack Downey, 4; Johnny
Eudenberg, 10: Andy Malloy. 20.
1917--Willie Meehan, 4.
Lost
1s15-1916-Jack Downey, 4.
1918--Willie Meehan, 4.
Sept. %, 1926-Gene Tunney,
Philadelphia, 10.
Won From
1915-1916-Johnny Sundenberg, 10;
Terry Keller, 10; Andre Anderson,
10; Wild Burt Kenny. 10; John
Lester johnson. 10.
1917-Willie Meehan, 4; Bob Nc.
Allister. 4; Gunboat Smith, 4; Carl
Morris, 4.
The Washington times., 1927-07-20
Rich From Craps Game,
Boys GAY Life Short

NEW YORK, July 20.--The climax
of a boys short sporting life came
in Jamaica Children's Court. where
Joseph Pegno, is, Astoria, answered
a charge Of juvenile delinquency
Justice O'Keefe set July % for the
trial.
He was blessed by fortune in a
crap game near home, which
brought him $500 in five hours. BY
night his pockets were stuffed with
bills once owned by taxi drivers.
Going home Joseph thought Of his
many dreams OF Broadway, and de-
cided to see the bright lights.
In Children's Court, Joseph told
how he spent five days ''big-timink''
his friends. ~ went to good shows, %
he said. land ate in the best joints.
There's no kick in that, I never
thought Of buying clothes or going
to hotels. but slept outdoors"
In Addition 70 YrAJanA fhA Ca1apv
The Washington times., 1927-07-20
Hospital Union Holds
Outing on ChesaDeake

The Hospital Service Association
Of the National Union is holding its
annual outing at Chesapeake Beach
today with more than 5000 persons
attending. The program includes q
ball throwing contest for women, q
running broad jump for boys, a
shoe race for girls, a 50.yard dash
for daughters and wives Of mem.
bers, 25.yard dashes for boys and
girls under 10, and 5o-yard dashes
for National Union members, men
under so, men over 80, and fat men.
Officers of the association are T.
p. Ryan. president; Crawford Ben
ME, secretary; and s. Trupp, treas.
urer. The outing executive COM
mittee is composed Of e. M. Perish
ing, c. F. Haden, ]. e. Rhodes and
T. r. Ryan.
The Washington times., 1927-07-20
.AYERSTAR
Of LEAGUE
By George A. Simpson


Emil Mayer, former Catholic Uni.
versity stellar athlete, IS burning
up the Maine Central League, ac-
cording to reports that have reach.
ed here. Mayer is holding down a
berth in the outer garden for Arson
and is proving q tough customer
for pitchers.
Arson is leading the league by a
comfortable margin and Mayer is
one of the factors Ia the teams
success.
The ex.CardinaI celebrity Is
collecting at least two safe hits
in each game and his batting Is
causing no mild stir In the cir
cult. In one game :ls made
four hits, one q triple. in six
appearances at the plate.
Mayer has not muffed q fly ball
since joining the Arson club and
his throwing has nipped several
runners who dared test his arm.
If Mayer continues his reinar ..able
pace he is certain to advance to a
higher league.
District fans will recall Mayer as
a football and boxing star at Cath
Ole University. He had little op.
portunity to display his diamond
wares with the Cardinals.
Mayer occupied an end posi-.
ton on the c. u. gridirOn team
and it can be said that he had
few superiors. He was one of
the greatest ends that ever ap-
peared in this sector and one of
the best in the country.
He wasn't named for any ALI
American honors, but he far ex-
celled some of the "dubs" that were
ballyhooed as "All.American candi-
dates" Mayer has received an
offer to play pro football with the
Cleveland Bulldogs in the fall.
The Washington times., 1927-07-20
Girl Bather browns With
Five Life Guards Near

WILLIAMSPoRT. Pa, July TO-
With five lifeguards on the beach
within call, Winifred Thompson, u
years old, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse NJ Thompson. drowned at the
Memorial Field bathing beach.
In spite Of the number Of persons
at the beach. none saw her disap.
pear, and It was not until three
hours later that she was found TO
be missing and her body was located
by lifeguards.
Earlier In the afternoon the child
had been warned several times to
keep within the roped off section of
the water, which lies outside the
portion OF the stream swept by the
current. Coroner e. L. Rothfuss,
who made an investigation decided
that drowning was accidental and
that no inquest was necessary.
The Washington times., 1927-07-20
Teams to Play Benefit
For Injured PLAYER

The Knickerbockers and Ballston
Clubs will mingle Sunday afternoon
at o'clock in the Georgetown
Hollow. This will be a benefit
game for Joe Hilleary, Ballston
player, who was injured last Sun.
day in the game with Rialto.
The Knicks, who have been reor-
ganized under Carroll Daily, who
managed the 1920 Knicks, won
their opening game last Sunday
from Jack Harrington's Donohoe
Motors.
The Washington times., 1927-07-20
BEST PROSPECTS

1880 p. m.-Goldman Band con-
cert, New York. WNYC (535l.
$3.50 p. m.-Culpeper Ramblers,
old time fiddlers. Washington.
. p. m.--Joint recital by Dora
ovich. violinist, Washington, WRC
s:5S p. m.--original Gypsy mu-
sic, Richmond. WRVA (266l.
CHAIN PROGRAMS
rWandsr Byrd and chambsrlin.
p. m.-Janssen's Hofbrau Or
chestra, New York. wEAF, WRC.
p. m.-Waldorf Astoria or.
chestra.. WEAF. WRC.
p. m.-GeorEe Halls Orches-
ira, New York. WIZ. WRC.
$3.50 p; m.-south Sea Island.
ers. WEAF, WRc: WTAG.
Hanson Cab" dyamatized from
VIZ. WRc. KDKA, XIV.
wEAF. wRc, WILT. WAR.
g p. m.-1pana Troubadours.
WEAF. wRc. WEEP. WGR, WRc.
WCAES w w. WllB, kSD.
WCCO. WGY; Maxwell hour,
WIZ, VIDAL, wBz, wBzA,
KDKA, KYW, WJR, wHAS,
WSB, WSM, WAX.
$3.50 p. m.-Goodrich Silvertown
Cord Orchestra, WEAF. WRC,
WCAE, WTAM, wWJ, WSAI,
WGN. KSD. voc. wCCO. WAS,
WSM, WSB. VINO, wLIB, WDAF,
9 p, mr.. c. A. RadIotrons,
WIZ, WBz, WBzA, KDKA.
WEBH.
$3.50 p. MACK Albin Orches-
ira, New York, WEAF, wRC.
10 p. nn.--Cass Hagan Orches-
ira, New York. WEAF, wRC.
DANCE MUSIC
10 p. m.--Hotel Astor Roof Or.
chestra, New York, WIZ (454).
IL p. m.--Hagan's Orchestra,
New York, WEAF, WRC.
The Washington times., 1927-07-20

In addition to ireland the Canary
Islands and Iceland are snakeless.
The Washington times., 1927-07-20
Dempsey Has Earned
Huge Fortune In
The Ring

NEW YORK, July 2O.--When
Jack Dempsey tucks away $780,
900 for Is minutes or less eff
fort at the Yankee Stadium on
Thursday night he will swell
his record of ring earnings to
a sum that a Wall Street finan-
cier might total up and envy.
HAro's fhe rarord.
The Washington times., 1927-07-20
DEMPSEY HAS LEVE[ED'
AZ OPP0NENTS

NEW YORK, July 2oJack Dempsey may back
successfully Thursday night but respect least he is
absolute sandou He has Jack Shakey beaten before they
etart-in the records
Dempsey fighting since 1915 has compiled the impressive total
Of ~ knockout 70 matches for Of 60S Sharkey
the other hand or both them has scored only nockouts in 50
Dempsey by old Jim Flynn synthetic fight Sharkey by
Romero Ro Both have been beaten Dempsey Sharke
The latter has fighting
The Washington times., 1927-07-20

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The Washington times., 1927-07-20
NEARBY STATIONS

wPG-Atlantio City-11OO-a72.
I:So p. m.-Danee orehestra.
p. m.-Concert Orchestra
$3.50 p. m.-The Breakers; concert
Or $50 :. m-n.n.. o,o,..,,.
10 p. m.--Musical program.
1880 p. m.--Dance Orchestra.
WBAL-Baltimore-l05O-asS
1880 p. m.-String quartet
p. m,-WJz program.
p. m.-Staff concert
Observation-Disclosures
a:s p m-Soneert program
10 2. m.-Joe HsrIihy's Orchestra.
WEAF-New YoFk-61O-A92
p m.-Waldorf-Astoria music;
6 p. m.-synagogue service.
$3.50 p. m.-South Sea islanders
p. m.--AEcadis Birkenholz, vio-
7:15 p. m.--orton Tewson.
1880 p. m.--Organ recital
p. m.-Correct time.
m--Ipana Troubadours.
$3.50 p. m.-Silvertown Orchestra !;
$3.50 p. m.--Jack Albin's Orchestra.
10 p. m.-Hagan's Orchestra.
WJZ-New YOrk-660-454
o;oO p. m.-Scores; correct time.
s..P m.-Ge1rge Halls Orchestra.
$40 .. m.--George Halls Orchestra.
- p. m.-Robert Louis stevenson's
1850 p. m.-saxopAons Octet
p. n.-Maxwell Hour; Shilkrets Or
ehestra.
8 .. incorrect time.
p. m.--Musieal program.
10 p: m:-Astor Dance music.
WHN-New York-760-S04.B
p nal Lentg Orchestra.
p. m.-Roseland Dance Orchestra.
1890 p. m;-silver slipper Orchestra.
WRNY-New YOrk--07O-SOo
$3.50 p. m.-Eddie Elkin's Orchestra.
10 p: m.-Villa Richards Orchestra.
WABC-NeW YOrk-92O-326
,. m.-WABC Play.
$3.50 p. m.-Four NeapolitanA
,. m.-From the Harbor Inn.
WMCA-New Yorh-SIO-S7O
10 p: rn.-Columbia Park Music,
WGL-New York-l0aO-20A
p. m.-Isaacson's concert.
S:4S p. m;-Novelty Night "A Rein
carnation Situation"
s:io p. ma proEram. Of policemen.
WNYC---New YOrk-560-5 1904
1880 p. m.-Goldman's Band
WPCH-New YOrk-87O.3O9
7:A6 p. m.--The Dunss.
WkVA-RichmOnd-
9:&b p. m.-Sports review,
p. m.-Chimes: health talk.
9:2S p. m.-Spanish violInist
9:b5 p. m.-Gypsy music.
IL p. m.-Fireside Quartet; reader.
delphia-S0Os6 Oe.2
T;IS p. m.-university Of PenAsyl-
S;s5 ,. m.-Fox Thsater program.
The Washington times., 1927-07-20

Copper cans have been placed on
high buildings on Cleveland, O., to
measure the SCOT that falls during
the next six months.
Evening star., 1927-04-18
BRITISH ATHLETIC STARS
TO REACH u. S. APRIL 25

He will face such stars as Howell,
Princeton: Franks. Pennsylvania;
Cooper, Michigan; Wilson, Missouri;
Kane. Ohio Wesleyan, and Buskin,
Alabama Poly. G. Weightman Smith,
a teammate, who finished second to
Burghley in the Oxford Cambridge
meet, will run in the 120 hurdles.
T. c. Livingstone -Learmouth will
compete in the 400 meters hurdle
along with Burghley and also will
match his strength against America s
best in the javelin throw.
The Shuttle hurdle relay race, which
the Cambridge athletes expect to win
from Pennsylvania, Princeton, Penn
State and several other institutions,
viii find the following in the visitors
lineup: Lord Burghley, G. C. Weight.
man.Smith, T. c. Livingstone Lear
mouth and II. p. Bowler.
The same four athletes also will
compete in the quarter-and-h half mile
relay races.
Weightman-Smith is the only mem.
Der of the Cambridge team who Is not
a resident of the British isles. He
halls from South Africa.
Evening star., 1927-04-18
TWO G. U. ATHLETES
IN PENN DECATHLON

NHILADELPHIA, April IS
- Eleven sll around stars from
many sections of the country
4 will compete in the decathlon
championships at the thirty
third annual University of Pennsyl-
Vania carnival on April % and 80
on Franklin Field.
One of the most gruelling events in
all athletics, the decathlon yearly
draws a brilliant entry list, and this
year is no exception.
Gone is Tony Plansky. last years
victor. but Virgil Elliott, the pastor
athlete of Bethany College, who fin
Usher third, and Richard Sturtridge
OF De Pauw University. who finished
fifth, will compete against field of
newcomers.
Pennsylvania, which annually has
an entrant in the all around cham
pionships, viii be represented by J.
Albert Stratton of Vineland, n. j.
In addition to the three mentioned
the entry list includes Vernon Ken
nedy of the Missouri State Teachers
College, who is regarded highly in
the West. V. j. Moroney and +. NJ.
Wiesner. Georgetown; Allen Logan
OF Emory College. w. o. Baskin, Ala
bama Polytechnic; r. White, New
York University: Gilbert Welsh,
Pittsburgh. and Otis Kendall, Bow
doin.
The decathlon starts at 10 o'clock
the morning of April 20 and continues
until late in the afternoon with the
athletes getting q short rest for
lunch. The all around performers
run. jump. hurdle and throw FaTaoua
A*S&egsE
Evening star., 1927-04-18
SPARkY Is WINNER
IN JUMPING EVENT

Sparky. owned by Paul J. Burrows,
yesterday won the weekly hurdle
event of the Riding and Hunt Club
in Rock Creek Park and the right to
compete for the title of cup defender"
on Friday at the National Capital
Horse Show at the Riding and Hunt
Club. A. r. Heinrichs Crescent
jumped TO a perfect score yesterday
with Sparky, but the latter won in the
jump-off, making only three faults
against six for Crescent.
Another tie resulted for third place.
Mary and Rob Roy, both Heinrich
horses, scored two faults. Rob Roy
made five faults in the jump-off
against twice that number by Mary.
@. l.. Conner, William Stone and
George l.. Plummer were judges yes
terday.
Owners of horses which have par
ticipated in one-third of the hurdles
contests during the year may compete
for the $3.50 Rock Creek challenge cup
Friday afternoon at o'clock in the
final contest of the National Capital
Horse Show, when William r. Stone,
Samuel j. Henry and Melvin c. Hazer
will serve as judges.
f. G. Montuori, chairman of the
committee in charge, has arranged the
contests.
Entries in yesterdays event were as
fa1laWz.
Evening star., 1927-04-18
Rr the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1S.-Lord
David Burghley, and his teammates
from Cambridge University, Eng
land, who will compete in the Univer-
Sity OF Pennsylvania relay carnival,
will arrive in this city on April 25.
This information was contained in a
0ablegram received by H. Jamison
Swarts, manager Of the carnival.
The Englishmen will have four days
for practice for the races on Frank.
lin Field.
They will compete in four relay
events and individual dual members
Of the team will face the cream of
this country's athletes in a number of
special events.
Lord Burghley will defend the 400
meter championship he Won in 1925
from Gibson, of Fordham. last years
winner, Burghley skinned over the
hurdles in 81 AS seconds, one second
behind the worlds recond made in
1921 by A Deesch of Notre Dame.
Burghley also will compete in a 120-
Gard special hurdle race on the grass.
Evening star., 1927-04-18
D. C. SOCCER TEAMS
SPLIT WITH VISITORS

Washington soccer teams got an
even break with Germania A. C.
twelves of New York City on the
Rosedale playground yesterday.
German-Americans defeated the
Gotham hooters, to 0, but the Con-
cord team of this city fell before the
rush of the invaders second combi.
nation, 0 to I.
German-Americans showed at their
best to vanquish the New Workers.
The local goals were scored by Boyer
lin, who registered 2; Bluer and Wer-
ner. Play of Staatz, the winners
goalie, was of high order.
There was little class to the Con-
cord-Germania A. c. Reserves game
despite the close score.
Evening star., 1927-04-18

track missiles until the last gruellins
race of the day. the $500 meters fat.
The 10 events are: 400-meters run.
t00-meters run, 1,500-meters run, no.
meters hurdles, javalin throw, discus
throw, pole vault, high jump, shot
put and running broad jump. A
system of point scoring based on
times and distances is used to decide
the winner and the flnishers.
Evening star., 1927-04-18
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Evening star., 1927-04-18
SHIFT ABANDONED
BY WEST VIRGINIA
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MORGANTOWNs W. Va, April 1s.
West Virginia University's IA
nous foot ball shift has been aban.
doned.
Athletic officials, announcing the
change, said that because "the penal
ties imposed upon the mountaineers
last Fall overbalanced the benefits de-
rived" from the shift, it would not be
employed next season. The play has
been used since 1921.
Just what formation will be used,
Coach Everett Rodgers has not def
nitely decided" the announcement
said.
Evening star., 1927-04-18
DoubIes--1O

C. w. Charest and A. H. Muir
Brisker and l.. Becker tA).
NiIt FIaherty and j. hronman
r. Driver and n. Hunter (Bl.
NJ. r. UIrich and j. b. Ulr1ch
George Bannar and w. E. Lar
H. A. La Claire and H. B. Knee
r. L. schriener and C. j. sinceIl
F. A. Weaver and AdOIph Dreis
e. e. Federline and J. T. Ken
J. ". Davis and H. R. Davis
D. N. Pratt and G. c. Cook (A).
e. v. McKenny and w. l.. Rein
". II. Fiannery and ]. E. Dot
5. S. Gheen and b. w. Bontz (A).
SingIes-10:45.
J. B. Sullivan B), B. s. Nc
Allister (Cl.
Joseph Began (C, H. l.. Right
Nat. LyttIe (O. Ray Lawren-
walker woodruff (C). t. AIonzi
j. C. BrIghtman B, C. A.
T II. j. Myers (C, C. R. Buckley
w. j. Taylor Co, H. C. McLAren
Theodore Taff tC), G. Umali B).
j. A. Flynn (A), Joseph Morrison
oliver Pacini (A), D. N. Pratt
6. r. CowIes tA), e. G. MurrelI
(A).
r. w. Eisenger (A), F. Eisenger
(Al.
p. GalIeher tC), NJ. Rausom (C).
C. n. Douglas (B), HI. A. Doug
lass OBJ.
H. c. WayIand (C). r. C. Hurley
Ii. o. Clayton (A). C. L. Charest
(A).
Evening star., 1927-04-18
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly understood
and agreed that all such matter
will be withheld, as far as pos
sible, by The Star. Only bona
fide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in
care of The Star will be delivered
to advertisers on presentation of
the box number ticket.
Evening star., 1927-04-18
MULLEN SIGNS PERSON.

CHICAGO, April IS OP.-Harry
Person, the Swedish heavyweight
who fought several matches in New
York last Winter, has been signed by
Promoter Jim Mullen for g. Chicago
bout some time in July. His opponent
has not yet been selected.
Evening star., 1927-04-18

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Evening star., 1927-04-18
MASONIC BOWLERS OPEN ].
W. C.. ID. A. MEET TONIGHT

Washington city Duckpin Associa-
tfons 1e26-27 championship tourna-
n1ent opens at Convention Hall to-
night at o'clock, when 20 Masonic
League teams take the alleys for the
inaugural matches. At 8 o'clock Is
other Masonic teams will compete.
Masonic bowlers not only will COM
pete for the various prizes offered by
the city association, but records hung
up in this tournament also will be
used in awarding the prizes offered
By the Masonic association to its
members.
Last year the Masonic association
abandoned its annual tournament, en-
tering teams in the Washington City
Duckpin Association tournament,
thus giving them an opportunity to
win two sets Of prizes.
Tonight's bowling will be confined
to team competition only. First sin
giles and doubles will be rolled tomor-
row night, when many Government
departmental bowlers will be on the
drives.
Tuesdays schedule:
Singles-1:15.
H. B. Lovett OBJ, Chester
Lilley (Bl.
Harold Lynch tBl, III. Aiken (Al.
William E. Luskey (C), j. c.
Howard (C).
J. l.. Becker (C). William War
rem (C.
j. F. Becker (B), A. e. War
o. F. sandefer CC), David Al
bright (C).
j. A. Ryon (Cl. w. e. Burch (C.
w. r. Baucom tB), j. G.
Thorpe (B).
c. ID. WhalIey Bl( w. H.
F1anery (A.
n. G. Damon (Al, 8. s. Nc
Oloskey (Cl.
NJ. w. Brandt (Al, S. S. Cheen (A).
b. w. Bontz (A), r. G. Thomas
NJ. Carlisle B). r. P. Dye (O.
F. A. Weaver (C), A. NJ. Dreis 90.
CT. Crown (A), Percy Patrick (B).
HI. Goldstein (C), c. E. Moon co.
Evening star., 1927-04-18
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Evening star., 1927-04-18
PERSONAL.


COMMERCIAL ARTIST Will GIVE FREE
lessons in art. including out-of, door sketch
ing, for assistant. Adams 105S-J.
by graduate S24 18th st. NV. 90"
RADTUM ORE BATHS FOR NEURITIs,
rheumatism, high blood pressure. anen1ia and
dium means health. Try il once. RADIUM
PRODUCTS CORP, 91S F ST. NV. lain
1923. to daily. 20"
NURSING HOME. SILVER SPRING. MD;
aged couples, convalescents. special cases and
elderly people; room and board. nursing care
rooms. porches, lawn; convenient bus lines.
RADIUM ORE BATHS: RHEUMATISM,
neuritis and chronic ailments benefited. For
appointment phone Potomac 4051-J.
WILL PERSON WHO SAW ELDERLY GEN
eonsin ave; and Garfeld ST. APrIj IL kindly
Bellevue terrace NV. Cleve: 5093.
BOARD AND CARE, FOR AGED OR CON
ave- Takoma Park ARK az Col. GopB5s1-w. iS.e Is.
MUSIC FOR DANCE AND ENTERTAIN.
ing a vocal quartet neat appearing and re-
liable; prices reasonable. Phone North
1921 evenings after 5. 21s
SECRETARY Y-STENOGRAPHER DESIRES
permanent Sunday position or as secretary
Box 404-A. Star Office.
MARIE. STEVENS. EXPERT PERMANENT
ssmoFa sa0t q Eaeis! Hair d and M9es 81
anteed. s02 Krssges BLDG i1ob St. 'On mSi8 i5
OUR FEATHERWEIGHT ORTHOPEDIC DE-
vice Tor foote trouble, superior to other
devtces made. from plaster cast Of your
corssetioa LA6osstOTys sis nv Slg Ra. los. los.
- ~ NJ u te3 81
Evening star., 1927-04-18

ROUTEMEN. three. bread and cake for
house-to-house delivery in Richnond Va
This is new service to Richmond and a
wonderful opportunity open for progressive
Box I. Kroog's Bakery. E. Grace ST.. Rich.
Evening star., 1927-04-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DEIlCATESSEN and confectionery store
good business: sacrifice cash to quick BUYER
reason Tor selling. I am alone. 3s13 Ca ave
WANTED to buy. established wall paper and
paintng business: price must be reasonable.