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Girl De AILs.
HAL TED DEATH
PARTY
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night. He said ne would phone
Mrs. Keyes then related how the
next day, Sunday, about 4 in the
afternoon, Jack, called and she
went back to Room 349.
There was another man there, d
silent, morose sort Of a chap" she
continued. I'VE had a. few drinks
and then n third man came In. He
was introduced as Chick, and he
brought along three bottles Of fire.
water He didn't stay long.
Jack was the life of the party,
but the other man didn't seem to be
having good time. He drank
steadily, but hardly said a word.
Jack was different. He did solo
dances and sang.
I'm good at parlor tricks, too,
he said. He started throwing
cubes of ice into the air and catch
ing them In his glass. 1t was all
quite silly, but I think that IL
significant now, In view Of the MUIR
der and Jacks arrest.
Regular Party Suggested
"Jack tried to get his friend In
terested.
How do you like my girl friend?'
he asked, but the morose one only
grunted.
Then Jack suggested that we
stage real party there that night.
II there was any hint of the crime
to come, / don't think he would have
made that suggestion.
Jack asked me to stay on in New
York, but ] said ! would have to re-
turn to Chicago for my money was
giving out.
oh, little thing like that, he
said, and handed me a $50 bill. He
took 1t from large roll OF bills
there must have been several thou
sand dollars in that roll.
Later, after had returned to my
own room, dropped the $50 bill
somewhere. AS / left the hotel
met Jack again, and told him the
bill was gone.
gaily.
Other Man Leaves Early
'rhe other man left early, still
gium. didn't know his name, but
/ would know him If I ever saw
him again. He had dark curly hair,
was of medium height and was con-
servatively dressed. He looked like
foreigner.
although he kept to himself he
didn't appear to be worried about
anything. Neither Of the men gave
any indication that they had knowl-
edge of what was to happen in that
room,
'The mysterious Chick who drop.
ped in only for few minutes. like.
wise disappeared at ease. although
have wondered since If the liquor
he brought was intended for Jack
and me. Jack did not telephone him
to bring 1t. While / was there
there were only two phone calls and
both were. for me.
Il left room 349 about $50 in
the afternoon to keep my engage
ment. Jack tried repeatedly to in
duce me to remain and / finally
said / would call him IL returned
to the hotel before midnight.
got in about 1870 and imme.
diately rang room 349. There was
no answer. At lis a. m. | called
again. Still no answer So went
to bed.
AT 4 o'clnck in the morning /
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was aroused by 4 knocking st my
door. There were three detectives
there. They said they wanted to
question me but they refused to.
say what was wrong and / did
not know what had happened until
I bought q newspaper at break.
fast"
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Perfect Race from Start to Finish

Another Garrison McAtee has judgmen
the comment of within our as the
died Never historic
competition, prettier
NOR keenly contested finish
Yesterdays East classic for
Just worthy Preaknes the authors the event
What that
wire dramatically rehearsas
had mad it letter perfect.
People travelled from far Boston and Chicago to that
two minutes OF lying ana come ne same GUS
superior Preaknes has the nearly
half century of its existence.
We feel go writing about Workman and
Victorian the small they carried owner
another theme which must grip different of
lovers and addcts today.
the track word waited the wires that
Hagen again the British golf champonshphis
third Walters Sandwich field of
distinguished foregatheed quarters
comprehend the
game almost much
has national pastime, baseball
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SPQRTVRIAL
BY Kirk Miller

Washington something of the pride of winning
Preaness bosom in view of the masterfu
which Raymond Workman, 412 Crttenden ST. N W.
rode Victorian entering the stretch at the heels of Ned
McLeans Toro.
The two elements in of
the happens to be aboard him. After
leading field throughout the rarasng event.
meanwhile batterng down such competition Distraction
furnished the threequarter Workman found
pnched by Toro they started the
stretch
Up point Victorans speed and endurance had stood
Whitney stable great stead but here challenge by
Toro which required human, much
equine skill to In urging Victorian to the fore by
in the left and thereby contributing
one of the that witnessed in
this neck elephants Workman kid that
he is up pedestal with Sande
the Fators, Callahan and who have you!
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FOUR FEAT URES
FOR RACELAND

ASHLAND. KY. May 1.-THE
16-day meeting at Raceland this
year, which will start on July 4 and
last till July 21. will be featured by
four stake events, according to the
announcement by j. o. Keene, gem
eral manager OF the Greenup county
meet.
The first or the feature events
will come on the opening day.
which is independence Day,
when the independence Hand
cap will be run, The race viii
be for seven furIOngs, 3.year-0lds
and upward, with 81 900 added.
The next will be the Ashland
Handicap, on July z. Then comes
the Raceland Derby, ON the second
Saturday II the meeting. and on the
final Saturday the Irontonia Stakes
will be run.
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u. s. WOMEN VIE
FOR GOLF TITLE

HUNSTANTON. Norfolk. England.
May 12.-Five Americans are en-.
tered in the British women's open
golf championship, which will open
here on Monday and extend to May
Is. There is a record number of
entries-16S. In addition to the five
Americans, five French players,
three Australians and one German
wWill compete.
The five American aspirants
are Miss GIenna COllett, of PrOVi-
dence, X. l.; Miss Elizabeth
Curtis, of Clinton. Iowa; Mrs.
Stewart Hanley, OF the Loeb
moor Club: Miss Madge Miller. of
the Oakland Hills Club. and Mrs.
ID. Campbell Hurd. Of the Merton
Club. Neither Miss Cecil Leitch
nor Miss Joyce Wethered will
take part.
The outstanding match of the
tournament is likely to be that be-
tween Nine. Simone Thton de la
Chaume. tho French and British
champion, and Miss Collett.
Two rounds will be played on Mon
day, one on Tuesday, two each on
Wednesday and Thursday and the
36-hole final on Friday.
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WARRINGTON

1Neun batted for Billings in third.
2Warner batted for Holloway in fifth.
SHargraVes batted for SOrreII in ninth.
DETROIT OO2OO 011ak
WASHINGTON =. I22 SO0I IS
Runs batted in -- Judge, GfIIIR (2).
Jones. III. Rice (2l. Tate (2l. Barnes.
Shea. HeIlmann. TwO-basO hlts--HeiI-
mann. BIuege. TaveneP, F0therRIII
Tate. Three-base hits-S. Rice, III.
Rice. Bfuege, Stolen bases-Barnes. II
Rice. SacrIfIce--JUdge. Double plays
detroit. s; Washington S. Bases an
baIls-Off: james (2D. Hits off: BiIIinRs
IN innings. q; off Holloway in 2 inn.
inEs. 4; off SOrreII in 4 innings 2; off
Jones In tnninga. Q. Struck sut. oy
Jones "a, by Billings ~, BY sorreil
IL. umpireA-Nallin. Dineen Gad Barry,
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c. j. FRESHMEN
TAKE GAME

Bill Dudack's Georgetown Univer-
sity Freshmen stopped the Wash
ington and Lee yearlings by a 81
score, with White, Hilltop fOrkhand
hurler, tanning the Generals.
johnny BOZek, former GonZaga
athlete, placed the Georgetowners
homer in the first round with q
runner on base. Walter Morris,
erstwhile st. Johns star, flashed in
the field for the winners.
The Eastern Catholic inter
scholastic field and track meet
IN the Catholic University Stad-
ium is leading the SChOOlbOy at
traction today. It will he TivaIed
In point of interest by the quad.
rangular competition at Alexan.
dria, Va.
The st. Adams diamonders
trounced Donaldson School of Balti-
more by 11-3 count. The Balti-
moreans We're held scoreless until
the ninth when they tailed thrice.
BOwles and Rauers divided the hurl-
ing burden for the winners with the
former crashing out two homers.
The v. M. 4. Freshmen dOwned
Tech, 81. with Williams. Cadet
pitcher, starring. He famed Is
Manual Trainers and hit safely
three times.
Zube Sullivan's ST. Johns nine
turned hack Central High, Az with
Jack Lewis hurting superbly for the
winners. Mudd and Rapp led the
victors ct bat.
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PAYNE REGA|NS
BUN|ON LEAD

FREMONT, Ohio, May 1.-THE
"bunion derby gtreamed out OF
here for EIyria today with Andrew
Payne, the Claremore, Okla, boy,
once more at the head of the pack.
The youthful Oklahoman was in
that position by virtue of the i'll
fortune which finally overlook
Peter Gavuzzi, the Southampton,
England. runner, and forced him
out OF the race.
Gavuzzl, who headed the field
through Kansas, Missouri, Illinois,
Indiana and half of Ohio. was
found late yesterday in a ditch, 30
miles west of here, calmly smoking
a cigaret. He had dropped from
sheer exhaustion.
my teeth" explained the
game little runner. "They have
been threatening me for two
weeks. They finally got me. /
haven't been able to eat any.
thing but soup for two weeks.
With malnutrition sapping my
strength there was nothing to
do but quit"
Querried as to his future plans,
Gavuzzi smile and said:
II guess / go on the program
selling crew now"
John Salo, Passafc, n. J Fin
nish-American, was first in the
transcontinental grind to reach
here over the 64.7-mile course from
Wauseon. 1t was the sixty-ninth
control SaIo's time was 8:58:43,
formerly in third place, SaIo is now
runner-up to Payne.
The New Jersey Firms elapsed
time for the 1882 miles from Los
Angeles is 46S:52:05 Payne s
elapsed time is 444:48:05. He fin
ished yesterday in tie with Phillip
Granville. Jamaica negro, in
10:38:24. Granville is now in third
place with an elapsed time of
47S:20:42.
The Washington times., 1928-05-12
Great Golf Lesson for buffers

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donkeys themselves week
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