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Mexican Publishers
To Meet In Laredo

MEXICO CITY. Jan. Z. PD-Wil-
liam Prescott Allen, owner Of the
Laredo Daily Times. is now in Mex
leo City for the purpose Of inviting
Associated Press member papers here
TO be represented at the next Mexi-
can convntion OF that news service.
The convention is to be held in
Laredo, Texas.
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AbsecOn toLeaVe
Point For Repairs

POINT ISABEL. Jar. The W. y.
Army Engineers dredRe "Ahsecnn" nm
preparing ~ leave this port within
A few DAYS for annual overhallNnE
and repairs The Absccon viii pro-
ceed 10 Galveston where bids of ship
yards for overhanlng will be opened
ard after the contract is awarded is
expected 10 he taken 20 the Beaumont
or Port Arthur shipyards.
No official notice has been ra-
ceiyed here but members - the
dredge crew state that a bic pipeline
dredre is scheduled for work here
sometime before spring. The Absecon
is working on the outer channel
through Brazos Santiago bar and ths
nipeline dredEs is expected for the
inner channel.
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Mercedes Clubs To
Hear of Woman Work
(Snecial 10 The Heraldl

MERCEDES. in. AT the regu-
lar meeting Of the Rotary club here
next Tuesday the members Of the
Just We Neighbors club, home
economics club, will have charge Of
the program.
The same program will be given
Friday night at the kiwanis club.
These programs are being ar
ranged by James ". Monk. secre-
tary OF the chamber Of commerce Of
this place.
In the next few weeks several
women's clubs Of Mercedes will give
programs at the Mercedes luncheon
clubs. They are being invited in
order TO show the activities and
aims Of the women in their club
work.
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Big Buying Move on
Exchange Is Started

NEW YORK. n. ", Jan. TT
President Coolidge's statement that
he saw no reason for unfavorable
comment in the large volume Of
brokers' loans started gigantic
buying movement today on the New
York stock exchange. Initial gains
Of one to nearly five points were
scattered over a broad list OF issues,
with several blocks Of 5000 to 49,
600 shares changing hands in the
early trading.
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Mexico Rebel Chief
Killed In Morelos

tUATLA. Morelos. Jan. 7.-Ernes-
70 Nillarreal, a rebel leader who has
been operating in this vicinity was
killed while being brought 70 this
city. An attempt was made TO res
cue him, an exchange of shots TAX
ing place between the guard and am
hushed assailants. Timoteo BeniteZ,
Florentino Gonzalez and Elpidio
Aglilar. members o. the attacking
land were also killed
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Rains Hold Up
Potato Planting

Less than s per cent ~ the acre
age in III Jardin which viii produces
potatoes this year has been planted.
was the report made Saturday By
Paul Dye secretary cf the Potato
Growers Association. Rains and
unfavorable weather conditions have
prevented planting.
A heavy rain fell throughout nest
Of the FL Jardin tract Friday night
and Saturday morning. and the soil
Is reported in excellent condition
for planting which is expected 10
get under way Monday g. Tuesday.
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Smoker Scheduled at
Local Country Club

A meeting Of the membership Of
The Brownsville Country club Is
schedalcd 10 he held at the club
house nest Tuesday evening At :
o'clock. II was announced Saturday
by Benifo Longoria, secretary.
The meeting Is specially called
business session. and viii be in the
form ~ a smoker. Ar. Longoria
said. Every member cf the club has
heen urged 70 attend the session.
Which was called by the board Of
directors.
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Liquor Charge
Nips One Here

Manuel Barbosa was held 70 the
grand Jury under bond Of 500 FRI
day afternoon. following Prelimi-
nary hearing before T. X. Goodrich,
United States Commissioner. on
liauor charge. The defendant plead
Cd guilty ard declined 20 make
statement concerning the charge
against him.
n. p. Deer. customs inspector on
the international bridge. testified
that on the afternoon OF January s,
he searched an automobile driven by
Barbosa and discovered a small
quantity of liquor concealed in the
unholsterlng.
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Weslaco Reserves To
Hold Meeting Monday

NESLAC0. Jan. THE Girls Re
serves viii hold their weekly meet
ing at the high school Monday after
noon at which time committees Will
he the principal feature Of the meet
inE.
Miss Nellie Whitehead has sue
ceeded n vice president by Irene
Richardson.
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Raymondville PASTOR
Holds Donna Revival

RAYMONDNILLE Jan. Rev.
Leslie A. Boone. pastor of the Firss
Methodist Church or EAymondville,
has left for Donna, where he was tn
begin this week a series cf revival
meetings in the Methodist church
there.
Rev. Boone wv serving his fifth year
az pastor Of the church here.
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WEATHER

For Brownsville and The Lower
RIO Gr4nde Valley. Loudly tonight,
probably with occasional rains; Su1-
day cloudy 10 partly cloudy; not
much change in temperature. Light
~ moderate variable winds, probably
becoming northeriy again by Sunday
night.
For East Texas: Cloudy tonight I:
rain IL east portion: somewhat cold
er IN west ard north portions; sun
dav partly cloudy and colder. Mod
crate 20 fresh south 10 northwest
winds on the coast.
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The Texas goodwill airplanes
carrying seven messengers of friend
liness to Mexico. were still in Tam
pico Saturday morning. held up BY
dense fogs and heavy clouds abou:
the mountain peaks separating Tam
pico from Mexico City. While there
they continue to spread the Texas
gospel Of good will toward the bus
mess men of that city.
Preparations for a start as soon
as the early morning mists had
cleared were being made, and in the
event this was found impracticable
the party planned to wait for the
midday weather report, according 10
word received here.
a message from G.. G. Richardson,
manager Of the local chamber Of
commerce. and one Of the members
Of the party. received late Friday
said that everything was all right
with the group, and the journey
would be continued as soon as vea-
ther conditions permitted.
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POSTAL RECEIPTS GROW

WESLAC0, Jan. Postal receipts
for 1927 totaled S17,073, Miss Mary
Lovely. postmistresS states. The re-
ceipts for the previous year were
Sl6,049 which shows q small increase.
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the exception OF the introduction OF
the words 'war Of aggression" No
explanation is offered for the intro
duction OF these
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TEXANS STILL
short ON HOP
Goodwill Party Stays
In Tarnpico Because
Of Weather

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 7.-(AP)-
The Houston Chamber of Com
merce goodwill party flying in
two planes. arrived here from
Tampico this morning, landing at
Nalbuena air field. The first
plane arrived at IL o'clock and the
second at 1920.
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TIDE TABLE

High and low tide ct Point Isabel
terorrow. under normal neteorololI-
cal conditions;
High .--.-.---.- 1890 s-Se p m
rcwr ......... 9:26 a. m
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BLAME CHIEF OF PAuLDING
81 Probe Takes
Sudden Turn As
13 Bodies Found

you a defendant before this court. Il
* the duty Of the president Of the
court 10 inform you that testimony
has been introduced which estab-
fishes you legally as a defendant be-
fore the court
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BOSTON, Mass. Jan. z, Pl-Four
more bodies of S-4 victims had been
recovered today. making seven in
all that have been reclaimed from
the wreck off Provinceton.
The last four bodies were found
on the floor between the motors in
positions which seemed TO indicate
that they had been huddled together
under a tarpaulen which enshrouded
two Of them and which divers said
probably had covered the other pair.
Their discovery in that position
caused divers TO believe that the
men had been trying to keep warm
when death overlook them, and il
opened up q wide field for specula-
tion over the possibility that the
engine room victims might have
lived for some time after the crash.
The only sounds ever to come from
the shattered hulk were from the
torpedo room. where six men long
survived the horror Of their entomb-
ment.
The bodies were brought to the
Chelsea naval hospital TO await bur-
ial at Washington.
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PROVINCETOWN. Mass, Jan. T.
tPl--Six more bodies Of members Of
the crew Of the sunken submarine S-i
were recovered by divers IN the en-
gine room today. This brought the
number OF bodies 10 l3.
The six bodies were found lying
two by two, on the floor Of the
compartment between the engines
only a short distance toward the
stern from the point az which four
bodies we're recovered yesterday
afternoon.
Six divers went down during the
forenoon in groups Of three The
first group recovered four bodies and
the second found the other two,
bringing them up shortly before
noon
Three other divers then we're pre-
pairing to descend with the eTpecta
tion of finding more bodies in the
same compartment.
The bodies were transferred 10 the
tender Bushnell pending the arrival
later in the day Of the destroyer
Maurice which will take them 10 Bos-
ton for removal TO the Chelsea naval
hospital for Identification.
WASHINGTON. d. a.. Jan. q. Up
The bodies Of four men taken from
the S-4 yesterday were Identified
today as those Of Lieutenant Com
mandet William r. Galloway. OF
Chevy Chase. Md: Fred Henry
O'Shields OF Atlanta, Ga: Carl Har-
old Thompson Of San Francisco. and
James Johnson White Of Rockmart
Ca.
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COME AND SEE

w. II. Putegnat Company
Brownsville, Texas
Evening star., 1928-11-01
NICHOLS CAPTURES CUP
in INDIAN SPRING EVENT

around the edge to stay out, is this; :;
Yes, boys, have all the luck. All bad." +"
Golfers of the Washington Kiwanis
Club were again victorious over team
of Baltimore Kiwanis Club golfers in a
team match at the Manor Club yester-
day, the Capital players winning 10
points against for the Baltimoreans.
A group Of Alexandria Kiwanians ar
rived too late to play in the team con-
test but competed for individual prizes
Low gross went to Howard Ford of
Baltimore, with card of 83, while
Charles H. Pardoe of Washington was
second with a. First place IN the
kicker'S tourney went to J. Randall
Cation of Alexandria after a play-off,
with Eugene Ruark winning second
place. Charles H. Frame won the con-
ISOLATION prize.
Bob Barnett Of Chevy Chase and
Arthur B. Thorn of Town and Country
are practicing assiduously in the hope
Of being the first local pair to take the
scalps Of j. Monro Hunter and George
Diffenbaugh in their scheduled exhibi-
ton match to be held Sunday afternoon
at the Town and Country Club. The
match will start at / 80 and Is open
to the public without an admission fee,
Hunter and Diffenbaugh have not
been beaten by local pair of profess
sionals, and Barnett and Thorn hope
to be the first to turn the trick. The
match is the last scheduled big exhibi-
ton affair Of the year. =
Evening star., 1928-11-01
.GOBBLERS' CENTER
RETURNSTO GAME
Brown Is Ready to Play in
Maryland Contests. A.
Squads Are Busy.
BY the Associated Press.

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BIACKSBURG, Va, November L.
While 1t has not been definitely decided
that he will play against Maryland. at
Norfolk Saturday, v. P. rs hopes were
boosted yesterday when Brown, Gobbler
regular center, appeared on the practice
field e. s'fse - =. i:e
Coach Gustafsen will later an
nouncet whether Brown will hold the
pivot position or whether Price, reserve
center, who has given a good account
of himself in the three games he has
played this season, will be used. .t.. y
The Gobblers are getting some of the
hardest workouts Of the season IN prep
aration for the Maryland battle. .s >.
Freshmen teams are being used as
opposition and they are amply provad-
ing it.. ..-...f =
LEXINGTON, Va November up.
Washington and Lees. Generals will
today enter their fourth day of intensive
and concentrated practice in prepara-
ton for the Virginia game Saturday.
A freshmen machine, using Cavalier
plays, is being used against the varsity
and the Generals are finding stiff op-
position. s-. So. -
All regulars, except williams and
Towill, ends, are expected to be on the
llCIA 1Ol PLhCL1NC bOudyy Uub At ID kAOU~
able that Capt. Fitzpatrick, Groops,
Thidoheau, Lott, Eberiart and white
will be taken out after signal drills and
not allowed to enter scrimmage. ~.
LEXINGTON, Va, November (R.--
Members of the Virginia Military Insti-
tute foot ball eleven, having received q
rest Monday and Tuesday of this week,
are down to hard training again, look
ing toward the Davidson College game
here Saturday. ....
Members Of the first-string eleven,
however, were the only ones to receive
the rest =.
The reserves have been put through
overtime workouts all week. A. -
CHAPEL HILL, N. O., November /
R.-Earnest quest for husky tackles
has been launched in scrimmage by
the North Carolina squad In anticipa-
ton of the battle with North Carolina
State at Raleigh Saturday.
Howard and Adkins, varsity tackles,
who started In the Georgia Tech mix
up, will watch the State encounter from
the bench, and coaches indicated that
it now seems likely that Donahue will
not see service against the Wolfpack.
Donahue suffered injuries in the Tech
fray. /.
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RALEIGH, N. c., November / [P).-
Scrimmage in preparation for meeting
the North Carolina eleven here Satur-
day occupied the attention Of the North
Carolina State squad until darkness yes
terday.
A backheld composed Of Adams,
Crum, yOuten and ,Mc1awhorn spent two
hours in carrying the bah through the
third teams line. Warren continued
his punting practice.
Defensive work will be stressed to-
ooay'G + rst3.i
CLEMSON COLLEGE, 8. c., Novem-
ber OP).-Clemson spent most of yes
terday in. signal drill, while the substi-
\ tutes indulged In a prolonged session
-of scrimmage with the scrubs against
MissisSippi plaVs
Evening star., 1928-11-01
MOHAWKS,APACHES
LOOK TO BIG GAME
Each Has Secuted Other in
All of Struggles This
Season.

| CACHES of the Mohawk and
Apache foot ball teams, OUT
standing contenders for the
~ District unlimited champion
ship, believe in thoroughness
Although these teams are not scheduled
to meet until early next month, each
has had a scout watching the other
since the first game of the season.
Both Craig Wilton, Mohawk coach,
and Bill Supplee. Apache mentor. are
now as familiar with their rivals plays
as they are with their own.
Their respective scouts will be busy
Sunday when the Hawks meet st.
Mary's Celtics at American League Park
and the Little Indians engage Reina
Mercedes at Union League Park. Both
teams are expected to reveal their full
repertoire of tricks.
Mohawk Preps can just about clinch
the 150-pound Capital City League title
Sunday by defeating Peerless A. C..
Janney A. G. must defeat st. Stephens
A. c. to remain in the chase. National
Preps and Yankees are to battle in the
only other contest listed.
Palace and Northern Prep teams will
meet in the feature 135-pound game
Sunday. Neither team has tasted de-
feat although Palace engaged in a
scoreless tie game last week.
Sundays league games, place, time
and officials follow:
15O-POUND CLASS.
National Preps VS.. Yankees George
town Field, 8, o'clOck-Sullivan.
Mohawk Props VS.. Peerless west
Potomac No. 81, o'clock. Mitchell.
Janney A. C. VS.. st. Stephens (Friend-
ship Field, 3 O'clOck-Henderson.
1s5-POUND CLASS.
Palace VS.. Northerns (West Potomac
No. 81, 3 O'cIOck-Stevehs.
PetwOrth VS.. Columbias West Poto-
mac No. p, o'elOck--Stevens.
MardfeldtS VS.. MariOIls West P0to-
mac No. q, o'cl0ck--Axt.
Carlisles VS.. Brookland tAnacostia
Field No. ~, 8 o'clock--Edwards.
Mercedes VS.. N0tre Dame (Anacostia
Field No. u, ] o'clock-O. Mitchell.
Clarendon Lyons, who will meet
Quantico Marine Post 135-pounders
Sunday on Lyon Village Field at 3
O'Clock, viii drill tomorrow night at 7
o'clock and Sunday morning at 10
o'clock.
Orrell Mitchell, encouraged by the re-
turn of his big tackles, Speakman and
McAndrews, will send his Southern A. c.
squad through a hard drill tonight at
6 o'clock on the Sixth and B streets
gridiron. Southerns meet Seat Pleas
ant Firemen Sunday at Seat Pleasant.
Wintons are scheduled to drill to-
night on Virginia Avenue Fairgrounds.
Manager Goldberg has scheduled game
with Fort Leonard Wood huskies for
Armistice day, but has been unable to
secure foe for Sunday. Call Columbia
9446 for arrangements. l.
"a = ~ n 1z-A =.
Miller and Carl1er shone in West
ern Preps' offensive yesterday as st.
Paul's eleven was downed,, 10 to IL.
Preps rallied In the second half to over
come q l2-to-6 lead the losers had
amassed In the first semi.
Evening star., 1928-11-01
HARRIS WANTS MCBRIDE !
AS, DETROIT ASSISTANT I

Bucky Harris next year win have
as an assistant in the business Of
plotting the Detroit Tigers the vet
eran, George Mcbride, in addition
to Ray Schalk, IL no hitch develops
In the plans he has made.
Negotiations for the acquisition Of
Schalk, manager of the White Sox
until near the close of last season.
are believed 10 hinge on salary. as
the peppery backstop is a high-priced
man, and Mcbride already is signed,
according to reports from Detroit.
At his home here today Harris ad-
mitted he was after Mcbride to act
as q Bengal lieutenant, but as yet
has received no word officially that
the former shortstOp and manager Of
the Grlffmen, who last season aided
Walter Johnson in plotting the
Newark Bears, already has affixed
his signature 10 Detroit contract.
Evening star., 1928-11-01
Fights Last Night

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO.-Young Jack Thompson,
California, stopped Danny Gordon,
Philadelphia (2). K. o. White, New
Orleans, and owen Phelps, Phoenix,
Ariz., drew 98). - rls
SAN FRANCISCO. frankie MUIR
ray, Philadelphia, outpointed Alfredo
Imperial, Philippines QO).
CINCINNATI, Ohio.--Maxie Strub,
Erie. Pa. outpointed Irish Steve
O'Malley, Detroit Q0); Marty O'Hara,
Detroit, outpointed Bobbie MCGOWAN,
Dayton Ohio (6l; Harry Harris Mich
igan, outpointed Chris Fenton, 'Cincin-
natl (6); Matte Cords, Detroit, out
pointed Calvin Baker, Terre Haute,
Ind. (6); Eddie Meyers, Cincinnati,
outpointed JEFF Haynes, Daytong Ohio
(6).
BELLINGHAM, wash.-Jock Ma
lone, st. Paul, outpointed Battling
Slim" Ryan, Bellingham 60.
I WILMINGTON, CALI. Santiago, zo1
rilla, Panama, stopped Billy De Foe,
Wilmington 80.
Evening star., 1928-11-01
ALEXANDRIA ELEVEN
LOSES, REGAINS MEN

ALEXANDRIA, Va, November L.
Horne and Spear, substitute centers,
and Ale, substitute tackle, were lost to
Alexandria High School yesterday be-
cause OF scholastic deficiencies.
Pharf, d center; Parks, an end, and
Ayres, back, became eligible, however.
Coach Edmund is hopeful that Capt.
Sisk, tackle, will be able to play against
the Washington eleven here to-
morrow, but does not expect Bell, full
back, who has charley horse, to be
available.
Alexandria Fire Department Props
have listed the Marine a Aviators of
Brown Flying Field, Quantico, for a
game Sunday at 3 o'clock on Hayden
Field. ',,-.'-t- .''-
Joe Hamilton and Shorty" Scrivener
will coach the Virginia Juniors.
Virginia A, C. is practicing in hopes
of avenging, defeat received last sea-
son at the hands of the Noftherns Of
Washington when the teams meet Sum-
day at 2;30 on Shipyard Field.
Edward A. Sweeley has presented a
SlIVeE loving cup 10 the FTWG GIOWeES
Express Bowling League, which opened
last night.
A strong team has been organized by
the George Mason High School Alumni
for the game tomorrow with the George
Mason varsity on Edward Duncan
Field at $3.50 p. m. r
Play in the finals of the Belle Haven
Country Clubs tournament for the Of
ficer's trophy, donated by Fort Hum
phreyS officers, was tied between T. E.
Sebrell, jr., and Col. Pique at the for
,tieth hole. The play-off viii continue
Saturday.
Teams wishing to enter the bowling
league being organized by commercial
firms are asked to send representatives
to the meeting tonight at o'clock in
the Health Center.
st. Mary's Celtics, Hoffman Clotheiers
and Old Dominion Boat Club basket
ball teams each have been allotted the
use of the Armory Hall for one game a
week.
Evening star., 1928-11-01
VIRGINIA U. REGAINS
TWO STAR GRIDDERS

UNIVERSITY, va, November IL
Luke, captain and veteran tackle on
the Virginia foot ball team, and FAul-
coner, fullback, are expected to be
back in the lineup against Washing
ton and Lee when the Generals come
to Lambeth Field next Saturday.
Capt. Luke, Faulconer and Close,
halfback, were kept out of Virginia's
game with Vanderbilt on account of
injuries.
Close has not been in uniform since
the clash with the Cadets, and there
is no certainty as to when he will be
able to play.
Return Of Capt. Luke and Faulconer
will add much strength to the Cavaliers,
especially on defense.
Smith, Pinkerton. Odenheimer. Levy
and Weaver are all trying to win the
right to start at halfback In place Of
Close. .-.....
Evening star., 1928-11-01
R0CKNE SOON DEPRIVED
or HIS NEW FULLBACK

SOUTH BEND, Ind, November CAp).
More gloom for Knute Rockne.
Just when the Notre Dame coach was
satisfied he had found a crashing full
back in Larry Moon" Mullins, it was
discovered the latter had injured his
leg so severely In the Drake game that
he would be of little or no use against
Penn State Saturday. Mullins will not
be taken to the game.
Shay a lightweight fullback, has been
placed in the driving position. .a
Evening star., 1928-11-01
Gridx to- Be Shattered in Contests to Be Played Satuq

Howard Haypster, Carnegie captain, to
the debate. Mn the South Cannon Ball
Clyde" SCrahtree, qFloridas quarterback,
and Jimmy Armistead, Vanderbilt cap
tain, are offered for consideration.
Speaking Of primitive combat on the
gridiron. the Southwestern conference
"menagerie" will have gay time this
week. Two of the principal title con-
tenders tangle when the Texas Long
Horns meet the Southern Methodist
Mustangs. Texas Christians unbeaten
Horned Frogs leap on the Baylor Bears,
while the Arkansas RaZorbackS go out
side the conference for a traditional
grapple with Louisiana States Tigers.
Evening star., 1928-11-01
PRESIDENT AUTOGRAPHS
BALL FOR GRID MATCH

President Coolidge has, upon the re-
quest Of Secretary of War Davis, au-
tographed the foot ball which will be
used in the game between elevens rep
resenting the Ninth Corps Area of the
Army and the Navy on the Pacific
coast, November TO-. in Kezar Stadium,
San Francisco.
The President also autographed balls
for this game In 1926 and 1927.
Evening star., 1928-11-01
KELLY NOT AFTER IE1rrErn.

MINNEAPOLIS, November / CP.-
Mike Kelly, manager ai1 ana H principal own.
denied report from Detroit, Mich,
that he would engage Albert Cfefty)
Leifield, former major league pitcher,
as manager of the Millers in 1929.
Evening star., 1928-11-01
PUTTING EVENTS START
AT INDOOR GOLF SCHOOL

A ringer-putting tournament will be
started tonight at the Miller Walker
Colt School, at 1719 Pennsylvania ave-
niue, which has just opened for the
Winter months. .
These events will be held weekly with
golf ball as the prize. Last Winter
they created a lot Of interest.
Evening star., 1928-11-01
EBBETTS VS.. YARBO.

CHICAGO, November l Op).-Harry
Ebbetts, hard-hitting Brooklyn middle
weight, has been matched with Wilson
Yarbo of Cleveland in the 10-round
semi-windup to the Dave Shade-Rene
de Vos bout at the Coliseum tomorrow
night.