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Evening star., 1927-04-21
RECOMMENDED SERVICE

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Service
Column call Main 5000. Branch 115.
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MUSIC STORE. located on main thorough
fare in northwest proprietor must sell be
cause ieaying city, will sacrifice. Address
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TYPEWRITER DESK and chair double
nght oak: excellent condition $50 Room
7l0. Wash. Loan and Trust Rldg Ole
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

CIRCULARS I NOIIIo1 IL
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.
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from "a houses being wrecked by o. s.
Govt for Capitol Plaza. Lumber. all kinds
2c it, brick doors, sash etc Apply at
once to Mr.. Ney on lob at 210 New Jersey ave.
NV lIust north of Capitol groundsj next
to Nonatinnal Etmnatlnn RLlc-
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A BIGGER INCOME

We require several more capable sales
men, experienced or inexperienced to work
IN lee Heights Washiugtous astest-sellIng
subdivision. Beginners have free training
and help IN closing from experienced sales
managers. In this way now comers IN the
business often are able 10 make $500 10
$500 Il month even before they are qualified
10 take their own trips. New class In
selling starts April p.
This NAV he your opportunity to enter
business an which the earnings are limited
only by your own ability and energy. A
high class. experienced. hard-workinE real
estate salesman should average 5000 10
81 600 a month. Investigate our propo-
sitirn now at the beginning Of the years 2
selling season. Can at 1405 New York ave-
ard ask for sales manager.
RUBY LEE MINAR, INC,
1905 New York Ave Main II45
WANTED-Colored assistants
on furniture trucks, experienced.
Apply, giving references and
age. Address Box 343-A, Star
office.
SHOE SALESMAN, expert
enced. Apply to manager,
Hahn's Arch Preseryer Shoe
Shop. 1918 G st. ..-............-.....-
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INSURANCE MAN WANTED
by leading health and accident co. as as
etstant manager must he capable Of produc-
ing good volume of high-grade business per
Sonslly and through agents Sl0O per month
ealary and liberal commisslon give age. past
and present connections. ia own haudwrlt-
pIE; no trlfers considered. Address Box
261-Z Star Office
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c2Ad e{aAla. RANCE 54a for sale. cheap > !!2s
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FURNITURE-Liviug room suite new mo-
hair. very fine quality. a bargain: electric
washer. Singer sewing machine 1922 Shep-
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$50 70 10 arp. 637 II ST, ne.
CARPENTERS on new houses in D. C., S6
Der day: give reference. Address Box l72-B.
Star Office. 23"
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PAPERHANGING. painting. electrical wir-
ing rooms papered. Sc up: guaranteed 5
rating Co. Line. 1852. Mite. Hyatts. 737.
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FLOOR POLISHING MACHINE. with q -h.p
motor, Sl9i 2-h.p. portable vacuum cleaner:
$50; electric motors. A. G. and y. c. all
sizes repaired sold and exchanged Carty
Electric Service 1903 1ffh
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Exchange moved from 9th and N Y ave
70 - 807 18Th NV. An makes. Rebuilt
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FURNITURE Of all kinds sold in lots or
odd pieces, has TO he sold before April 23rd.
Apply. at once at 312 Delaware ave. ne.
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DIAMOND RING. gentleman's. very beauti-
ful stone. almost KITS: viii sacrifice for
$500 Inquire az 1923 14th NV. 81"
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SUIT, mans. new brown size SO. cost Sf5
worn once. will sell for $50. Apply 73I
18th &. Sc. 3rd floor front. Mrs. Hoopes 2l'
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BUILDING MATERIAL-Usedl lumber sash.
doors. brick beams. plumbing. mantels. etc.
from many wreciSing Jobs at lowest prices.
HECHINGER co. 9Th & sta. Southwest.
HECHTNGER Co. 5th & Fla. ave. Northeast.
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BEAUTY SHOP FOR SALE in one of the
pest locations in downtown section: good on
poftumty Tor q good paying business. Apply
between 4 and z pm. GriIlo's Beauty Sun
ply CO.. 1409 Eve st NV
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= r. hIIER. Underwood. No. g. plea
WIN stand $50: also hand sewing machine
nIeless cooker. small Victrola and cameras
Alter pm 1909 Shepherd NV
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PAPERING, painting. plastering. electrical
wiring and hot-water heating at very mod
crate prices: all work guaranteed against in
terror wOrkn1 anshiD and materials. We uss
mixing paints on premises so ingredients NAV
be seen. All paperhangiug guaranteed lin
wrlttngi for years. This is a local con-
cern. established 1910. and we employ local
men only. Careful competent workmen
All orders receive immediate attention: ref.
erenceS upon request. Cash or convenient
terms free estimate. PHILADELPHIA Decorat-
ing CO.. Inc. 2423 18th 81. NV. Adams
03HS Opa0 EVENINGS
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B0Y-White experienced to work in deIica-
lessen and confectionery. l09 UpshuE st. nv.
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FURNITURE-Odd pieces family leaving
clty. Apt. Fl, 3606 Rock Creek Church I'd
after nm. 21s
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FURNITURE for Groom house. by owner
leaving city: complete walnut bedroom suite
dining. room suite, etc. baby carriage. Whit
ney. slightly used. Adams 2344 21s
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ELECTRIC FIXTURES for 8 rooms. 500. in
stalled; wiring rooms. hall. bath cellar $40
complete; guaranteed iob. North SS5. 26'
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DINING ROOM TABLE. small size extension.
double bed, bronze, steel spring. mattress.
new childs bed. bureau Adams q41
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BOY wanted to rack balls. ApDIy De Luxe
Pool Parlor. Sl2 H ST. ne.
BOY. white, over 16 years OF age, to work
IN dellcatessen store. f29 4th St NV.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DUPLICATING LETTER SHOP near I4fh
monthly income: business suitable for 1ldv 1l9dyv
OF gentleman: will sell for cost OF eolIip.
nntent, RI 500 terms. Address Box 109-B.
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MEAT- MARKET and grocery store up-tO-
ua1e equipment, including refrigeration; will
sell business and property cheap: located on
very prominent business street Apply I447
thaDiu ST., Ant 46 after & N m
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WANTED-Reliable. substantial and sue
cessful retail grocer as a salesman by a ma
IIonally known food manufacturer. Address
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CLOTHING--Workingm If YOU want 20
save some dough; see us on nice all-woOl.
new, and used clothing, shoes etc. Old Re-
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ing room suite beds (doubleI chairs
reasouable; leaving city 1885 10th NV.
North o13R o2s
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DISPLAY COUNTER glass. Dit: No.
Adams 4SQ4
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PIANO. REPAIRING-Spe. prices: est. free
form. head tuner Percy Foster and Knabe
%. Geo. Walker. 707 Allison 81. Col. 4796.
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ROOF REPAIRING and painting: guttering
and spouting: reasonable price Col 731T
CAV or night. Ajax Roofing Co
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ADDING MACHINES. All makes sold, re-
paired, rented and exchanged United Type
writer and Adding Machine O.. 1919 y St
NV. Main $500 2S'
BEDROOM SUITE. oak finish. consisting Of
bed with de luxe springs bureau chlhOnier
and rocker: excellent condition: very reason
able. 422 CutteDden st. Call A 9698-W
BOOKCASE. walnut. three sections WITH hase
and tor, practically new. suitable for home
or office Sis CIeye gQot ofe
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DIAMOND BARPIN. diamond ring davpn-
port. taupe velvet rug lace curtains reason
able. Ant. 500 Wardman Park Hotel
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DIAMOND. perfect. blue-white. by private
party: VT. carats and $500: all platinum
ladys mounting hand made; cost 81 425
any reasonable offer considered. no dealers.
Address Box 2l4-R. Star nffice-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
\
NEW STORES.

Suitable for meat market, tailor. barber
shop. laundry etc. Special concession OF
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

FURNITURE-You want TO get all you can
for your furniture? Right Call Shannon
Caldwell CO.. Main 9272. You'll get re-
suits
FURNITURE and household goods of al
ktnds I'm the man to call before you sell.
8. Weisenberg 405 10th st NV. Fr. $500.
FURNITURE of all kinds wanted; best
prices paid. Capital Furniture Co, 400 La
ave. NV. or phone Franklin 10267.
GOLD silver. watches. diamonds and old
IeWelry needed in our manufacturing dept
Full cash value paid Selinger's. SI8 3 St
CLOTHING BOUGHT.
Mems used clothing, Shoes etc, bought
hest prices, auto calls. Main Alas, Justh's 9
Old Stand. 619 D St
ANYTHING TO SELL?
Phone Main 1882 or Main 9539.
WESCHLER'S. 920 PA. AVE. NV.
Household Effects. Merchandise Stocks
AUTOMOBILES. etc. Thirty-seven years serving
the Washington public
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PLASTERTNG-Se VIM
A.. Little about your interior and exterior
painting $40 9th NV Fr R7h4
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HELP-MALE.

AUTO MFCHANIC-Must have reference
also young man to learn auto repairing
AnDlv 9j0 Tth ST R.w.
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CONCRETE MINER and tractor, excellent
condition. best cash offer See FRIDAY -
sunday ~ Mason St Cherrydale Va. "a
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. including bed
and odd pieces. pianos talking machines.
refrigeFators, carpets and rugs. etc. at auc-
dav. commencing at @ a m
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FURNITURE-Piano. wardrobe. thTee-piece
living room suite. library table, desk chair:
cheap. 52S 1st St Sc
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FURNITURE--Wa Walnut bedroom suite. living
st. NV. 22s
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GENTLEMAN--Free course in life insurance
salesmanship: whole or part time; university
instructor. Earn while learning. Tuesday,
Address Box 4R0-N Star nffine
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GATE-LEG TABLE. mahogany exquisite
hLIsh. also console lamp table with ex-
9uisite ,lamp. Italian design. j. c. Allen.
Evening star., 1927-04-21

GAS RANGES side oven. SI3: under oven
So e SS: elevated oven Sc: all clean per-
feet guaranteed. Lincoln 1574-J 23'
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BOY 10 collect and deliver clothes, So week
10 start Valet shop, Corcoran Courts 23rd
Evening star., 1927-04-21

GAS RADIAT0RS (4) practically new: rea-
sonaole. Faultless Silk Hosiery. 713 Eye
81. nv 22'
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HELP-DOMESTIC.


HELP-D0MESTIC
COOK and general houseworSer; no laundry;
references required. Gail between 20 and IL
am, 1924 18th st. NV. 2t"
COOK and general houseworker wanted:
must be good cook with city references.
Phone Cleveland 4546.
COOK and general houseworker: stay nights:
references Ills Allison st. Columbia
973S
COOK laundress and houseworker, expert.
eneed: best references. 1910 Mass. ave. ne
COOK and general houseworker Amply Apt
DOG The Woodley. City references required
COOKING and general homework. STAY
nights; no laundry $50: references. Cleve-
land 10I7W.
OoK-HOUSEWORKER with experience and
references, for family of two: must be % or
over and wear uniform size 38. Call after s.
Mrs. Bell. 1913 Harvard, Apt. 307.
GIRL. experienced, general housework and
cooking; Saturday off references: $40. Call
mornings. Adams 677S. 4211 10th st. NV
GIRL. colored. Tor general housework: stay
nights, references required. Phone Adams
GIRL. colored, for houseworx laundering
and mothers helper in small family, Apt,
502, 2726 Connecticut ave. s. szas. g
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GAS RANGES. new and slightly used all
sizes; less than half price. Why pay more
Every range guaranteed. J. w. Williams
600 9Th NV. Main 2oS6 25s
Evening star., 1927-04-21

GOVERNMENT OFFICE FURNITURE
Slightly used and reconditioned. Desks
bookshelves. lockers. safes stationery cabi-
nets rugs. etc. Everything to complete
your office at 2 tremendous saving. H.
Baum Il Son., Used Furniture Dept, 6l6
Evening star., 1927-04-21

SIDEBOARD historic, mahogany: . chests
drawers; armchairs; other odd pieces
2616 P North 2Sl5 o2s
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GENTLEMAN of wide acquaintance in
Washington for remunerative employment.
This position is in connection with a coun-
~ club and offers exceptionally COnEenial
office "a"
Evening star., 1927-04-21

TEA ROOM. fine location on car line: draws
from shops and apartments; fully equipped:
9ong lease: price reasonable; terms. Address
Evening star., 1927-04-21

PIANO. Hugo Worch. fine condition: mod
crate price. Phone North 5202 any evening
Evening star., 1927-04-21

COLLECTORS. experienced must know city
thoroughly. with car: good paw steady 20
sition. star Credit Clothiers, s95 9TH st,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-11
BYRD RESTED
AFTER SLEEP
Real Nights Rest Clears
Away Effect of Too En-
thusiastic Hospitality

Roucn, France. July R-Com-
mander Richard f. Byrd was MS
usual cheerful self this morning. "A
real nights rest at the quiet VIII
lage of his Annapolis classmate, 3. Il.
Howard, at the exclusive seaside
resort of Cobourg. did much to clear
away the effects of too enthusiastic
Ercnch provincial hospitality. Satur-
day night, at lie Touquet. was sleep
less for Byrd, as he was suffering
from ptomaine poisoning.
His three compaions. Bort Acosta,
George Neville and Bernt Balchen,
spared the ordeal of speechmaking
which fell to Commander Byrd as
leader of the expedition, showed no
i'll effects from the long series Of
banquets.
Byrd was received by the Prince
of Wales yesterday and they had a
friendly chat. The prince was much
interested in the projected air ex-
petition to the south pole and asked
"A number Of questions.
After farewell visit today to Ver-
Sur Mer, where the monoplane Amer
lea fell into the sea on its flight
from New York, the aviators will go
to Cherbourg, where they will EN-
bark on the Leviathan tomorrow.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-11
MAN ARRESTED
IN NEW YORK'S
MURDER PROBE
Continued from page one)
Fingers Found in Sewer

Further search in the cellar fail
ed to reveal missing portions of the
two bodies. >But detectives, using
picks and shovels. excavated part
of the sewer and in pipe near a
manhole 60 feet from the house
found four left hand fingers and
n woman's right hand. In a trap
a few feet away they discovered
pieces of flesh and bone.
Kept under constant grilling, Lee
told of how Miss Brownell proposed
marriage to him. The proposal
occurred May 16, Lee told detec-
tives.
"You don't mean that you pro-
opposed to her." they asked.
"No," Lee replied. 81 mean that
she proposed to me-"
What did you say"
81 said, Yes, I'll marry you,'"
>, Lee said he told the aged spinster.
Gave Him. Money
Lee said that several months ago
Miss Brownell gave him $500 with
which he started restaurant in
Brooklyn. This venture proved a
failure, he said. The last time she
gave him money, he said, was on
July d.. when she handed him SIS.
That was about 8 o'clock in the
evening, he said, and he never saw
her after that. He told of know
ing her for four years.
Detectives said that when it came
to details Of why he did not marry
Miss Brownell after her alleged
J proposal became vague, saying that
things "just drifted along"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-11
| Additional Sports
GLEN ULLIN 9 \
BEATS LOCALS
Score 8 TO Z Win in Last In.
ningS. After Score Is Knot
ted al Five All
Additional Sports

BY Il score of Q to 7. the A. O. II.
VS. lost To the fast Glen Ullin team
yesterday on the Glen Ullin diamond.
The local nine outhit Glen U!lin,
but the walops failed to como at
!; time when they meant runs.
The lodge team started scoring in
the first, after Elncss singled, stole
second and third. and came home on
Erickson's hit. Glen Uliin gathered
live runs at their turn at bat by
getting two walks and four hits. In
the fourth, the locals gathered four
hits for three runs and again scored
in the fifth to tie the score at five
all. In the sixth. Glen Ullin scored
two more runs by getting two hits
on an error. In the eighth and ninth
innings, the lodge twice had two
men on bases and hit meant two
runs. but it always resulted in a
popped fly.
Next Sunday. the lodge team Will
meet Moffit at Fort Lincoln as part
of the a. o. U. w. picnic.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-11
NEXT CONGRESS
MUST ACT, SAYS
l.. J. DICKINSON


aged and protected to the discrim-
nation of our farmers. Party
pledges without performance and
without any real effort to perform
is objectionable. No political party
can endure with such a record.
Forty million farmers are
watching the result OF this confer
ence. The drift Of the political
alignment here will be heralded as
the political drift of the times.
What will be the answer of the
farmers of this conference"
The Main Purpose
Declaring the farmers hope in
the future is to maintain economic
equality through legislation, Mr..
Dickinson said the purpose Of pro-
posed farm relief measures is not
to fix prices, but to stabilize them
on higher level.
"An even price throughout the
year is essential to farm prosper
ity," he continued. "a producers
price during the selling season and
a speculative price after the pro-
ducer has parted with his COM
modify only emphasizes the neces-
sity for Legislative control of some
kind"
A federal farm board must be in
cluded in any satisfactory farm aid
legislation, he said, but instead of
specifying commodities to come UNI
der the bill, the board should be
given 1.-The opportunity to put it in
operation on any food commodity
that came within the scope of it's
provisions"
Equalization Fee Necessary
can equalization fee will be nee
essary unless the public treasury is
to absorb the loss" he said. ITO
say there will be no loss is wrong.
The producers of the commodity
are willing to absorb the loss If
given stabilized price.
"The equalization fee is a neces-
sary cog in this machinery to make
the law effective, and cannot be
supplanted by loans on easy terms
or cooperative propaganda.
Relief cannot be achieved by a
balanced production or by diver
sification, said Mr.. Dickinson. "The
weather conditions and the human
element, not the number of acres,
determine the amount of the crop.
"The remedy of diversification
simply shifts the burden from one
commodity to another. When the
wheat farmer Of the northwest
diversified, the wheat situation was
helped, but when he planted corn,
he Immediately added to the prob
lens Of the corn farmers of Iowa
and Illinois,"
Congressman Haugeh said the
purpose of the McNary-Haugen bill
twas merely to make the tariff
effective" to the farmers, to en-
force to agriculture the principle
of protection and restricted immi-
grafton already established, land
applied to products Of general in
dustry."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-11
TONY LAzzERI
IS VERSATILE;
FITS ANYWHERE
4 I 10y .
His Ambition Il to Play
Every Position on Diamond
in Same Game
tRY ,RILLY EyANSl

New York, July 1.-THE most ver-
satile ball player in the major
leagues. .
That is a new honor to which 1
nominate Tony Laxxeri of the New
York Americans.
Within one week I have seen Lag
zeri shift from second to third, then
short. and play all three positions
with remarkable brilliancy. h 49,.
Tony, by the way. has one ambi-
ton. which am inclined to think
Manager Miller Higgins Of the Yam
KEGS will crafty before the close OF
the season--he wants to play every
position on the diamond in the same
game.
Maybe Can't Catch
I.axzeri has his doubts rs to one
position only and it isn't that of
pitcher. as many probably have al
ready surMised. 1t is the other end
III the battery, the catcher.
Not since his kid days has Tony
donned y mask but he feels capable
Of turning the trick, since an inning
will suffice. In recent years he has
played ever position in the infield
and has also taken whiH at the out
field.
When Lazzcri came to the Yankees
it was as shortstop. At the same
time the club had acquired another
rookie for the same position in the
person Of Mark koenig. He had re-
ported the previous fall and thus had
u months start on Lazxeri rs q big
Lacquer and the job Of )shortstop.
In spring training Manager Hug
gins decided that shortstop was the
only place in the infield for which
he believed koenig was adapted,
while Lazzeri gave promise of being
able to make himself over into a sec
ond sacker. another position open on
the Yankee infield.
The autles OF the new job were
all foreign to Tony and he didn't look
so good for q time but went about
his work with grim determination
that made Manager Higgins feel
positive he would make good.
He Made Good
Within two months after the OPEN
ing Of the 1926 campaign Laxzeri had
made good beyond doubt. As each
week passed his. play improved and
no other person in the New York
lineup. not excepting Babe Ruth or
Herb Pennock, did more to help the
Yanks win tn American League pen-
nnnt than Laxxeri.
Push En- Up Tony" is the college
yell at the Yankee stadium with
Lazzeri up. 1t is the call Of fan
dom for Tony to hit one high, far.
and handsome. He vies with Ruth
as favorite in New York.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-11
2 WELL KNOWN
PROS ANkLYZE
ARM0UR'S GAME
Hagen and Cruickshank Term
New Open Champion Styl-
list of. First Rank
(RY JIMMY .P0WERsl

New York, July lNEA Tom
Armour, the gent who will peram-
bulate around the country this COM
ing year wearing the title of the
United States open golf champion,
is stylist of the first rank. 6.
He is notable exponent of whA
is known as the hip shift as con-
trasted with a more rounded pivot. y
AS long iron player he has no.
superior. He has an original grip.
a style Of grasping, the club with
both hands well on top Of the shaft
for his iron shots. This enables
him to put 4 sharp snap or punch in
the stroke Yielding great distance on.
the shot without the danger of Sac
rificing anything in the way Of d.
rection due to exaggerated body
effort. ~.
Hagen Says So .
Where do ! get that stuff! From
none other than Walter Hagen, the
old maestro Of the mashie, and wee,
Bobbie Cruickshank. the canny Scot
two wise noodles better capable OF
diagnosing mans game than the
next one.
Hagen and Cruickshank were talk
ing to this writer en- route to the
eastern open. A great opportunity.
thought We, to get the form plot Of
the new champion. The "Haig" Of
late has been grudging in his free
speeches to the press since he hooked
up at SO many centimes a word bat
under the kindly influence Of the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-11
STARS DEFEAT
TURTLE LAKE;
SCORE, II TO 2
Spring Big Surprise of Sea.
son-kelly, Broadly,
Snyder Star

The prison AN Stars sprung "the
big surprise" Of the season Sunday
afternoon when they hammered their
way to an II to 2 victory over the
fast Turtle Lake team on the home
diamond.
with the All Stars living up tt
their name, three of the players were
the sensation of the game. +. Bready,
prison short $ top. perfected 10
chances after misjudging Nightly
in the first inning and redeemed
himsel for his misplay in the first.
Kelly Does Well
The sixth inning was all Kelly
when he performed miracle that
had never before been witnessed on
the prison diamond. ID. Maxwell and
yOnderheide were retired on six
chen, next victim. had the first strike
called on him. then famed the air
for the second and followed with
two fouls. The miraculous feat was
completed when Kelly slipped the
next one by. making it u total Of
II pitched balls and three strikeouts.
In turn ut bat the Stars almost
batted around. Merrill clouted a
home run with one on the path, but
the Lakers retired the side without
letting in any more runs. Merrill
concocted a deceptive play in the
next inning when he caught u high
fly in the outfield after chasing it
behind one of the buildings with
three runners travelling the path to-
ward home, this being the third our.
The box score: