davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-01-31

For Sale-Nine piece dining room suite, two beds complete, kitchen chairs, child's crib ana high chair. Inquire at Meat Market.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-01-31

Mrs. H. J. Hicks left Thurs day for the States in response to a message announcing the illness of her mother.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-01-31

A group of volunteer work CTS of the local Igloo, Pioneers of Alaska, is engaged in inn
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-01-31

Mrs. Harold Johnson, return ed Thursday from a short visit in Prince Rupert.
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AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. Al. all around
married preferred references must be fur
nished Apply Wisconsin Motor Co.. 1908
Wisconsin ave
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YOUNG MAN
REAL ESTATE Statesmen.

N EAL Ed ~ Il ~ LIN)A'A IL ' =
Two men to sell new homes Experience
preferred hut not essential A real oppor:
tu1ity to become associated with a we'll
known builder Reply fully stating your
mast selling experience. if any. and other
Information about your business history
Automobile required. Address Box 329-B.
Star office.
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BRANCH MANAGERS.
SALESMAN.

One of the worlds largest or
CARNATIONS offers excellent
training and unlimited compen-
sation to neat-appearing men,
with or without sales experience.
We will give you a sales training
course free.
If YOU have ambition and de-
sire to succeed, come in at once,
as there will be 80 new branch
managers appointed this year.
Mr.. GREER, 227 Invest Bldg
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PAINTING-Housa painting. interior and
exterior: skilled med tanics: reasonable prices.
Paul Serene, IS u ct. NV. n. 1o1s7. 500
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

P. F. CARLEY, SO4 10th ST.
Lunch room. downtown location. doing
over S125 daily business; good reason for
selling; owner will sacrifice for quick
sale.
P. F. CARLEY, FIR. 10473.
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WANTED-SALESNIEN,
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WHAT IS OUR FOREMOST BEVERAGE?
Read article on page 43. Liberty MAGAZINE.
this week. and If YOU can sell, call Mr.
Ryan. Main 1884
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WASHING MACHINES. New 1900 WhirI.
pool Electric. washers, guaranteed mechani-
cally perfect. Finish slightly married :
$ll95 cash; s132. payments. SIS down.
Just few left. j. c. Harding & Co.. 1885
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INSTRUCTION COIJ7SES.

BEAUTY CULTURE. MARCEL WAVING.
etcv taught IN short time in real beauty
,ulture school: plenty practical experience
Efficient graduates placed; diplomas, easy
weekly payments: day and evening classes.
THE HONOUR SCHOOL. ST. 18th ST. FIR.
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TLECTRTCTAN-Must he experienced: state
fun details where employed. exnerience.
salary Address Box Alb, Star office. "a
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PLUMBER AND STEAM FILTER. non-union,
n give estimate to furnish all labor 10 IN
stall plumbing and heating in two houses IN
Na+vland Apply between 5 and o'clock
~ 1913 eth ne
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FILIPINO BOY 20 do general housework
and drive n car. Call Col. 500. Ant, 103.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES "A few men
who are DESTROYS of asing their earnings
after hours. Call 31S Southern Bldg. bet
10 and 6 n m
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DON'T SELL YOUR FURNITURE until you
call Franklin 2015. Best cash prices given.
Notes Furniture House. 514 10th st. NV.
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! GIRL. colored mothers helper. will stay or
so away for Summer. Phone Lincoln S605
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

WOMAN. reliable wanted. white preferred
do general homework and assist in care of
child for one week or longer: references re-
ouired. Call Cleve. 6135-W.
YOUNG GIRL to care for baby afternoons:
references. Apt. 303. Clifton Terrace East
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SITUATIONS. MALE AND FEMALE

MAN AND WIFE want care of small apt
in exchange for nice living quarters and
small salary: references. 2013 Vermont
board and elevator. 35s
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PRFSSER Iwhite1 10 take charge hotel
service room and able to make clothing re-
rairs: permanent positiou: living quarters:
salary. So:5 per week to start. Address Box
A3S-B Star office
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! BOY. Is. wants position of any kind: print
/ ing shop preferred; reliable and industrious.
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DISTRICT SALES MANAGER. Catholic. A
rational organization REQUIRES services OF ex-
rerenned man: must have best of references.
This is y permanent and paving position.
Annly Room 1910. Peonles Lite Insurance
Pldr.. before 10 and after I 30 nm,
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

Civil Service Examinations.
Low Summer rates begin today. Special
course clerical exams. Patent Office. stenog-
raphy and typewriting: dctation every day
and every night. The Civil Service Prepare
tory School. s.e. cor. 18th & T n w. FIR. 2OS0.
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FURNITURE-Satisfac prices paid for
household furnishings of every desert ptlOn.
Call us first for best results. Main 1O124.
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MAN experienced hat blocker and presser
new branch: salary and commission; good
proposition Quaker CITY Cleaners. $40 No.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

car slightly used. Low mileage Brewster
green green finished duco paint; natural wood
bumpers front and rear. Bosh horn and
several other extras. Best looking Buick
coupe in town. Party taking up lust the
unpaid notes. $3.50. IL months TO pay for
II: Trade your car in. Peck's Garage. 2121
14th st. NV. Always omen. Us
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Observation-Disclosures
(EnuttnuAd !

! GIRL. neat. colored as mothers helper or
, care for children: stay nights. 367 n st.
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METAL WORKER on steel lockers. sky
lights. etr See Mr.. scudder. Burlington
Hotel 1Io0 Vermont ave.
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MECHANICS t6l. Chevrolet experienced.
Aprlv service. manager. Justine Nicholson.
Nj
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COLLECTOR-Bright Young man. who must
work: no other need anrly steady. Call 10
81 L" Mr.. Hawkes.. ao7 International BLDG
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MAN metal workers helper white. APPLY
Howard University, 9th and W NV.
MECHANIC. first-class adding machine
steady work good pay. Address Box 4n6-B,
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MAN WANTED Sundays and evenings, TO
drive Dodge car: paid by the hour, Address
BOX GOOD Star Office.
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MEN AND STUDENTS-Outsides sales work ::
$40 ner week Fuller Brush Co, 10 Met
ropolitan Bank Amply "A or after 7:30 pm.
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MAN frst-class presser on Hoffman machine.
Quaker CITY Cleaners $40 No. Market st.
Frederick Md Phone 1913
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SEWING MACHINES repaired refnished
Work guaranteed. Rentals So mo. Used
machines. So. So SIS. 1925 Ga. ave
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COUPLE. reliable. colored, for cook and
Gnuseman: references required. Call lll9
J7th st NV. pm. FRIDAY.
MEN AND WOMEN solicitors to sell photo
coupons. Paine studio 923 st. NV.
SALES WORK-woud you like to get into
the real estate business: If You are willing
10 work a few hours extra you can double
your present salary and learn, business
>yhere your future is unlimited. See Mr..
Ivttle at 2I2 Southern Building between
~ and l. Phone Main 4l92.
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81 ITDERS-Good opportunity for several
builders with small amount of cash. Adj
dress Box l35-B. Star office "a
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CHOFMFN

SHOEMEN.
SEVERAL GOOD POSI-
TONS ARE OPEN FOR MEN
WITH ABILITY TO SELL
WOMEN'S FINE SHOES /;
ONLY THOROUGHLY EX-
PERIENCED MEN WILL BE
INTERVIEWED; WRITE,
STATING SALARY. EXPE-
RIENCE, ETC. ADDRESS
BOX 4So-X, STAR OFFICE.
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BOYS f"l, experienced to sell meat on
Satur,iaxs Rubin Bros O 81. Market.
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SEWING MACHINE. good condition, seIi
cheap: 1854 Meridian pl. NV.
SOME FURNITURE and piano. No dealers.
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OUTSIDE Statesmen wanted. Apply
vacuette Distributing Co. I'll 18th st. NV
PHARMACIST. registered practical and re-
liable Address with references. salary. etc.
Pox BID Star office
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SEWING MACHINES-D.-h Singer. SIS:
New Home. SIS: Standard. SIS: New IDEAL
$40: others at So: all guar. New machines
So mo. Renting and repairing. Open evening
8. E. Sew. Mch. Shop. 313 Pa. ave. sell. 2T5,
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NEN-Twelve neat appearing men of ability
are Offered an opportunity in the most at
tractive proposition, On commission basis
only the highest type of statesmen consid-
cred those able to give reference past
employers We plan to engage men who are
substantial and who appreciate 1909 CO.
operation This is the only opportunity we
know of for men to enter the TRANSPORTATION
business on so favorable basis with an ex-
centional corporation. See Mr.. Shepherd,
after 10 am. at 4q3 Missouri ave.
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CARPENTERs. SIS per day. Address. BOX
A~4-R Star office "a
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MAN, experienced. farm and dairy dairy work:
Va Phone Falls Church 500. 21e
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Observation-Disclosures.
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CLOTHING. LITTLE USED. MEDIUM
weight wool suit, black. gray. chest 3S.
waist "a, length 30, STOPPING. North 3n5S.
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WANTED-SALESAlEN.

FINE OPPORTUNITY for two or three good
men must have machine and furnish refer
enca If You want to work and make
money write for appointment Address Box
3S4 p. star office.
SALFSMEN-Having more prospects than
Ne can handle We desire two good closers
for a substantial water front property 30
minutes from Washington. Also five sales
men or xalesladies TO make appointments
for free boat trip TO our property. River
side Golf and Country Club, 32g.330 Baker
kBRldgr<32Q J. st. NV, Main $3.50 or ~ Nam
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BOY, office. for Office and telephone switch
board; excellent opportunities for advance
inent See Mr.. Meyers Carroll Electric CO..
Tpa
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BOY. white colored, TO drive delivery for
meat market. Address Box ESD. Star office.
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BOY. 16. TO learn real estate business; must
Snow how to ride motor cycle. Address
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STAMPS-Collection of foreign stamps.
Some many years old. X. Rice. The Pines"
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TYPEWRITERS-Und $50 up
Corona POrtables. S22 Sc Repair an
makes. United Typewritlr md Adding Ma
chine Co. 1307-1319 + ~. NV. NJ. $500.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
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Observation-Disclosures exterior: 81 years ex
perience; reasonable prices: satisfaction guar
anteed. A, NJ Weldon, 1102 9TH s.w
Frank 22Gi o7s
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PRESSFRs experienced Apply Grand Pal
.ce am II "a N W o5a
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PAINTING-Practical. reliable exterior-in-
terror house painting at reasonable price. r.
MORAN. 485 Pa. ave. NV Frank. 1880
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REAL ESTATE Statesmen.
We can use two experienced men at once:
our new homes are selling If you want to
make money amply at once. sales manager.
I. r. KELLY & CO..
o1o Sth CT NV Main 4o10
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81 NV 90
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FURNITURE of all kinds best prices. l..
S. Weingarten. 416 10th NV. Call NJ. g21o.
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TYPEWRITERS-AI makes. standard kew.
board. large and portable. No Underwood
SID Washington Typewriter EXCHANGE SO7
18th NV Frank 1914
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TIRES AND TUBES. used. all sizes. So and
Up also special prices on large balloon tires.
Handley's, 1896 18th st N w
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TYPEWRITERS-Amer Typewriter Co.
big clearance sale. closing out our entire
stock of DOrtabes. some absolutely new
Rents greatly reduced 1881 East Capitol ct.
Lincoln 81. Open evenings. -
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TENT. two beds. Never have been used
Just opened. Call Cleve. 1857 any am. or
pm. Mrs. D, G.. Irwin, 61O7 Broad Branch
rd.. Chevy Chase. D. G. oRs
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SCALES. computing. new and used. Stir1n.
son Scale Co. SO2 10th ct. NV. 2gsN
REFRIGERATORS-Ne and second hand,
for all purposes. McCray RefrigSrator CO.
S22 18th st. NV. '
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TENT-Auto tent, double and single beds.
gasoline stove. Big bargain. 1892 Rhode
Island ave. NV. Mr.. Smith
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SALE OF NEW OVER
STUFFED FURNITURE.
RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIRS.

RADIO service and repairing: aerials Philco
in city; night service: we have equipment 10
locate trouble and do not experiment. Ken
nedy's. 1910 14th. n. S105: Adams 2g5
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TYPEWRITER RENTAL seRvICE. Adam,
1901, Underwoods. l.. C., smiths. ROYALS
s325 mo-: 3 mos. in adv. 42.35: mos. SIS.
VACUUM CLEANERS. late EAreka. Hoover
Special. attachments: like rev; guaranteed
$50 each. 14IO Girard. Apt. 4 Adams 300
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STORE FIXTURES. used: ice box. refriger.
ator show case. meat rack and counters
grocery counters. 2OI1 18th al n w
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SITUATION-MALE.

ACCOCNTANT-STENO = Young
man. %. college graduate. with experience
as stenographer. Address Box Abb, star
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SALESMAN-Pure Chautaunua wine grape
5,lice direct 20 consumer Liberal commits
Sions repeat orders protected. Part time
~ inexnerienced men considered, Mr., Ryan.
Main 1894.
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merit virginia territory calling on druggists
and general stores: must be capable of hold.
ing the confidence of the trade sell and
rr,erchanise the best known advertised line
Of proprietary medicines on the market;
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VICTROLA. bed. extension table small re.
frigerator. other household goods Nav I've
seen Sunday only at 2114 Kearney 81. ne.
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DRY CLEANING SPOTTER,
first-class fancy; steady employ
ment. Address Box 347-B, Star
office.
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REFRIGERATOR. suitable for deiicatessen
store or nlarket, Price. $4,000. Phone
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REFRIGERATOR. porcelain lined. three
door; 5O-lb. ice capacity. Call Cleveland
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BARBER WANTED. colored: must be conl-
netent TO work on all-white trade. So 80
guaranty. Address Stokes. Box 1913 Read
nc pa CAe
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painting at lowest prices: skilled mechanics:
10 years satisfactory service Met. Decorat-
ing & Elec Co Inc 400 G. NV Er 500
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HELP MALE AND FEMALE.

Mr.. GREER, 227 Invest Bldg
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PIANOS-We are offering special reductions
on new and used grands and upriEhts:
9rands as low as 1918: used uprights from
sos up. grands and uprights for rent; pianos
packed; shipped and moved. Hugo Worch
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non, Bay Shore Swimming Club; 100
yard breast stroke, held by Florence
SHADING, Capital A. c.; 1O0-yard back
stroke. held by Olivia Werner, Bay
Shore S. c.. and the low board fancy
diving, held by Loretto Cannon, Bay
Shore, S. G.
Open events on the card are the
200-yard relay, 100-yard free style,
20O-yard back stroke for girls under
Is, 200yard back stroke and low.
board fancy diving.
Capitol Athletic Club members are
holding workouts for their club track
meet as well as for the coming tank
meet. July 25 has been set as the
date for the cinder path stars to per-
form.
Julia Aman, frankie Ross and
Kaye Jones are coaching their club.
mates at the Central High School
stadium on Tuesday and Friday eve
nings from 6 to o'clock.
There is a probability that the
Capitol, Princess and Washington
Athletic clubs will hold tri.club
meet in August as a climax to the
track season, although definite plans
have not yet been announced.
Capitolites expected to figure prom.
inently in the track events include
Stella O'Hern, Hazel Davis, Catherine
Bray, Mary Berezoski, Miss Perers
and Miss Wilkinson, in addition to the
three volunteer coaches, Misses Aman,
Jones and Ross.
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DEMPSEY TO TACKLE
D. C. FIGHTER TODAY
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SARATOGA LAKE. n. Y, July IL
The life of a sparring partner is
short and bitter in the training camp
of Jack Dempsey, for the best a shock
absorber can get is the worst of It.
Two new heavyweights coming in
today passed a trio on the way out,
and the looks Of relief in the eyes of
the departing guests could be matched
only by the anxiety of the bows who
had just appeared for seeking duty
with tho former champion of them all.
After asking waivers on Jack
Hildebrand, Petro CORR and Bill
Batey, Leo P. Flynn handed them re-
leases and One-way transportation
south simultaneously.
The usefulness of Hildebrand, q
Syracuse heavyweight. ceased with
two successive knOckouts at Demp.
sey's hands in the last two workouts.
Petro CORR. strong man from Aus.
tria, had been badly battered. and
Batey was found too light for the
rugged going. Bill, a lightweight,
halls from Nashville, Tenn.
Both newcomers. Chief Metoouah,
185-pound Indian from Oklahoma,
and Marley Gallagher, a broth Of an
Irish lad from Washington, D. c.,
were ordered to bear their part Of the
boxing burden today. Gallagher, in
an unannOunced appearance yester-
day, worked out alone and surprised
the somnolent camp with a 19O-pound
display of dashing, fighting Drawn
equipped with very snappy left
hook.
Johnny Saxon, a tough little weller.
weight from Bridgeport. Conn. who
fights Dempsey as though the former
champion were just his size and
weight, has recovered the use Of his
shattered ribs after few days rest,
and Eddie McNIullin, for whom the
atmosphere was just cloud OF left
hooks for a time, is again able to
breathe through his disabled nose.
The schedule for Dempsey this
week, his last. full seven days before
the comeback battle with Sharkey
in the Yankee Stadium a week from
Thursday night. contains about as
many rests as a musical score. Jack
will lay off tomorrow to start the
Lake George swimming marathon
and his splendid physical condition
foreca SITS another break on Thursday
and Friday.
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WILLS is LIKE DEMPSEY
In COMEBACK ATTEMPT

no prospect of coming back into title
consideration. After II years in the
ring wills, the experts agree. has nut
his future behind him.
dempsey, on the other hand. has a
return championship fight with TIM
ney IN prospect if he can DEFY Tina.
recover the accuracy of his old. dew
astatlng attack and whip the youth.
full Sharkey.
me monopoly of heavyweGhts on
! !he Hstlc nmellght this year has put
us usual JinX on the ambitions of the
smaller fellows to figure in title bouts.
or, rather. 1t has dampened the en-.
tnuslasm OF promoters for champion.
snip nights which would be obscured
by the focus of interest and attention
on Dempsey, Tunney ct al.
In the Metropolitan sector onIv the
Dundee-Latzo welterWeight battle has
enlvened the smaller divisions and II
was far from financial success. Even
the proposed Delaney.McTigue light
heavyweight title tussle, ordinarily
an outdoor natural, has failed to
arouse the expected interest. 1t has
Deen postponed a month until August
IL.
A similar situation existed in 1929.
the last big boom year among the
heaVyWelghts, when Luis Firpo was
making his spectacular advance to a.
nght with Dempsey. That year pro.
motors staged such notable engage.
ments among the little fellows as the
Crlqui-kilbane, Dundee riqui, Villa.
Wilde. Greb-Wilson and second Leon.
ard-Tendler bouts, but nearly all suf.
fered big financial losses.
In four title bouts in the lighter
classes at the Polo grounds promo.
ters lost more than 100000. but Tex
Richard stepped in with the Firpo.
Dempsey climax, in the same arena,
to draw approximately $1,000, 900 from
capacity crowd of $4,000.
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straight forward, dip. your right
shoulder downward, Fig. 8. Dip down
with your Whole side. That shows
you quickly and accurately the differ
ence between starting straight for
ward and dipping downward.
Now go a little farther with the
straight forward movement. This
time, as you move straight forward
blend with the action a gentle, easy
pull against the club with the left
arm. Pull this arm toward the ball
as if you meant to slap the ball with
the back of the left hand. That is
the pull down" action, and all for.
ward swings shoould start with it.
When you move straight forward
that way, and at the same time start
the club with an easy, jerkless pull
down, YOU will discover that the club
works up it's own speed so that at the
bottom of the swing you naturally
throw it.
Try that a few times until YOU
get familiar with it, and it will give
you a good forward swing. That's il
the thing you perhaps have been
looking for.
fCOnyriphf