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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-19
GREETING in Air

MUNCIE, Ind, Sept. 19.-Harry
Culver, realtor of national reputa-
ton and founder of Culver City,
will be greeted in the air here on
Friday when he arrives to speak. in
behalf of Herbert Hoover'S candi-
dacy for President. Culver, travel
ing by plane. will be met above
Muncie by Earle Swain, Muncie Real
Estate Board president, and Paul
S. Brady, Delaware County Repub-
lican central committee chairman,
using plane from the local air
port.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-19

companied by
her husband the
ViconltesSe d e
Sibour, the for
mer American
girl, Miss Violet
Selfridge, is fly
ing around the
W orld. T h e
couple started
London
with their first
stop as Paris.
They will visit
m a ny of the
C a pi t a Is and
principal cities
of other nations
in their long tour
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-19
Winds Halt Air Mail

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-Air
mail between New York and At
lanta was disrupted by strong winds
attending the West Indian hurri-
cane last night. One plane, leav-
ing Hadley Field, N. j., got as far
as Aberdeen, Md. but was forced
back to Philadelphia. Another
plane, leaving Atlanta, fought head
winds for forty minutes and re-
turned to Atlanta in ten minutes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-19
Goes bY Air to Reunion

DR.. John D. Reardon and Ken
meth Ringel, flying from Peoria to
Columbus, Ohio, in an Airking biz
plane, landed at Hoosier airport
Tuesday for fuel. DR., Reardon plans
to attend the reunion of Phillip
pine veterans veterinary associa-
ton at Columbus.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-19
Air Officials in City

william B. McCracken, Jr., head
of the bureau of aeronautics, De-
partment of Commerce, and Lieut..
E. G. Cutrell, Department of Com
merce inspector at Chicago, landed
at Indianapolis airport Tuesday in
a Whirlwind Laird oiplane. Nc
Cracker continued to Louisville, KY,
by train, while Cutrell remained here
to visit friends.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-19
Flies to Louisville

Howard B. Ruff, Department of
Commerce aviation inspector for
this district, took off from Hoosier
airport Tuesday in his Whirlwind
Travel Air biplane for Louisville
after spending two days here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-19
New Filler Celebrates
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind, Sept. 19.-In
aviation, it appears the winner pays.
Julien Lempter, after making his
sixth solo flight and passing final
flying tests gave a dinner for Grin
WEIGH, air field owner, and other
students.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-19
Airport to Be Topic

o y IWtS GDCCIUt
PORTLAND, Ind, Sept. 19.-
Definite plans relative to establish
ment of an airport here are expect
ed to be developed following a meet
ing tonight of businss men who will
be addressed by three aviators.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-19
In the
CONDITIONS AT a.20 A N

Compiled for The Times by Government
Weather Observer h. Arlington and
Donald Mcconnell Government aero
nautical observerD
Northeast wind, 16 miles an hour;
barometric pressure, 30.18 at sea
level: temperature, Sc; ceiling, I'M
limited; visibility, 5 miles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-19
Altman Goes to Fair

Charles Thompson, Huntington,
w. Va, who landed at Hoosier air
port, Sunday in his Travel Air BIZ
plane, left today for Greensburg to
carry passengers during the county
fair.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-19
Cook Flies to Kokomo

Capt. H. Weir Cook, regular Ar
my instructor attached to the 18th
Observation Squadron, Indiana Ma
tional Guard, flew to Kokomo and
return on guard business Tuesday in
his A ia hinlane.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-19

powered by an experimental four
cylinder air-cooled motor built by
the Chevrolet Bros. Company here,
has been at the Hoosier airport
since he dropped out of the race.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-19
Pilot Goes Back Home

Bill Hunt, pilot of the tiny Lone
Eagle biplane, forced out of the
transcontinental air race by carbu-
rotor trouble a week ago, was to
leave today for his home DIT
Moundsville. w. Va. Hunts plane,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-19
Comes by Plane to Visit

Clark O'Donnell of the Chicago
air mail postoffice came to Indian
apo'is Tuesday on the Embry- Riddle
air mail plane to visit relatives.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-19
Countess on Long Tour

LONDON, Sept 19.-Another long
hon hv air has been started. Ac-
Evening star., 1928-02-03

Where Won viii find a fine Sc
lection OF cars At all times.
Evening star., 1928-02-03
lust 4 Few Of
Our Many Bargains:

- Willys-knioht sedan. S425
IS Essex coach .......... go
rs Buick master country
club ............. 623
rs Hupp ! touring. ....... SIS
20 Chry>ler IS coach. =. AS
- Icwett brouSham. ..... 5U
- Hudson coach. ........ 42S
- Hump sedan .......... $50
~ Whlppet coach ........ 450
20 Ford roadster ......... 2o5
20 Ford tudor ........... rs
A FEW BRAND
NEW 1927 WILLYS-
KNIGHT CARS
THAT WILL. BE SOLD
AT SUBSTANTIAL
REDUCTIONS.
III l4th.
Decatur 27S8.
Home OF the Gold Seal Cars"
Also
Champlain St. at kalorama Rd.
Col. $3.50.
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tispOMA AND tnDAHl,,

/, mo X ST wv. lThs lee Mafanel - sioeis
furnished aHi finaf front niani running sa
te. also sn.la lptn. lnmH enahins ~
ATTRAr1IvELf 4 FURNISHED dnuhia t,"nn, iof
sgtlnlassd ts4snns spientild meals nnst
ppn,.nl flraie Particulars Anfih nnsa
BSin WISnnM III. nv none f,.on ANT
ll,aafi n.'tats hstu, 4 a, suitable fAf tsn
kjul eiald ~. ~
Evening star., 1928-02-03
,tE>l ,,,,OMs~~, >tllK>.s,.En

~ Isth sr. u T.-Three ,nfornlshej f""'"ss
nnt s.tee.ssi III si.t4,iHa pisnh hHail ~ h'.tl
niae furnished fne VA 80, AilAniiN 3'nt j
Df sail atter i pni - -a a.
/, h sinh Ia htteilett3 all npdarn enntth'
ini,t4# adults Atantie iha.J -
700 iu,h ST NJ - tiiaitts, I'M h ~ h
sieaulalts Ras tahse hilh tt1rilsF hniiaH
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isJUMS AND BOARD.

suitable for men: private horne, hoarsi oD-
tional: central: also garage. Docatnr 1905.
20, 5th ST NV Room and hoard. ssh
week. ami: central. downtown. near cars:
eX.clieat
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RENT nOO,ls-~-EtiK, or t>ruR.

BIi,HlHtMa sttnshinY: Hen III sitting t"ntli.
dining tunnu klifh.ti. itttnit} H@l "a Faa
monthly JtieteHes. tutot titf"tt, toS "'
I*BH ...-.-- -.
taul + AVE NV Five tnfn ~ uni,t',
t,,4,ss.s az sfnai apartment. e#@oiid ht"ai fali
ar pttofi.t FRANK, iu14 iHlwrnn u attd !. Y IA
ug +, la , 10 il -
Evening star., 1928-02-03

Coupe $3.50
Buick 1924 Master 5-pass,
Sedan ....... 500
Chrysler 1926 Coach. ..... 500
Nash 1925 Special Sedan. 800
Nash 1927 Special Coach. 800
Buick 1923 Stan. 2-door l.225
Buick 1926 Master 7-pass.
Sedan .1.O5O
Chevrolet 1927 Imperial
Landau Sedan ........ 65C
Peerless 1923 Touring g.... 400
Dodge 1928 Coach ........ SO
Dodge 1928 p Sedan. ..... 800
Dodge 1925 Touring ..... I5
Buick 1928 5-psss. Sedan. 400
ALSO SEVERAL OTHER
MAKES AND MODELS.
EMERSON < ORME,
1920 If \.
l'r. $500.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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PEERLES u.
1925 SEDAN.

This car is Just like new: the finish Is
untouched. ia the upholstery. Motor Is
perfect and guaranteed This ear 10 real
value and would he clad 70 show ycn
this 1t vpnr convenience. Terms. VIII
accept trade as part payment
Evening star., 1928-02-03
SUBURBAN BOARD.
WA>TED-ROOMs AND BOARD

WITH STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY of
cnltUre fn northwest sscigon. room ana hoard
hS Argentine gentleman who dssrvs Ia TX
change conversational spanish for Fn&asxh
rirsse reply 10 Pablo Mnnox Argentine fn.-
bassY Isuti Iorcprau ST Z"
Evening star., 1928-02-03

We have opened another
Gold Seal used car showroom
Evening star., 1928-02-03
SALE-AUTOMOBiLES.
BETTER

BETTER
cars are not TO he found than
those nn display at our spacious.
well lighted and conveniently iO-
Gated show rooms
Yrs-a broad statement hrt
hacked hy convincing nToof. estah-
lished reputation and 2 corseen-
tIous effort that's l00ee
1898 BUICK COACH
1a3s NASH cABRIOLET
WILLS ST. CLAIR.
LINCOLN COPE
FRANKLIN COACH.
DODGE BROS. CARS.
so cars for your inspection ar-
prevail or demonstration. and with
out obligation --,oAr car in trade.
Easv terms
SEE DIR CARS TODAY.
WALLACE.
OPEN UNTIL pm
f~n0 L ST. MAN 16i..
Evening star., 1928-02-03


We are moving into our ne"
building.
our used cars nuct be sold
II once.
Our prizes are very low for
4 few DAYS to clean them out.
1895 ti5eHrtJjei Coupe.
jJst tt5dzF nf11aN,
1874 FAssk fpa' II.
1873 Igsttge *f43an.
1876 NASH i1|tUT,
1874 n aEt4 Nt<I4tt+
ga%E tgaiSt ~tasB
Ig3a HiHFs FttikLt eeitaB.
i3*5 Nlilsr k4teht reaian.
l4yE haFia }sf4t8H-
ga"E t3AuJ iAt,ssistff.
1890 AasIl Sedan
ltit3 iusr JasB}nKt
1879 Aa&fI IgIf3tig
8a2g its.H&e IU1lslHs
i51t sd, Fosff1nE
itt.5s @ts3ns tta3ff fs9H3rs
1890 is1H@k Hasier Fe9ah.
iay4 bfFrpitt Touring.
fHt3 Ut.fige GDufe
1895 fKAtx Ig8Hn.
l3%b D9dse tA4D@.
Easy rEhA~ ~
oFtA EyfAIhSs AND sbAbAfs
uANkINS-AA&it MOTOR
% nc.
l333-l337 Iid, - siarn $50.
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LIED l. MORGAN.
Pi-.I.RII.t5

We are offering the following
ia;2h-grade used cars at exccp,
t:orally low priccs--takc adyan
ta2e q this unusual opportunity
BLY, now.
Evening star., 1928-02-03
BOARD

TIE SOUTHERN tLtB l:oi Mass sre.-
Hcllriou$ southern dtunrFs, "e h;iy The fseS'
in The market IusIc and 3anrin~ every
eYFntnr.
Evening star., 1928-03-26

Sandi0t diamonders turned out In
numbers yesterday for the initial prac-
tice sessions Of the season. Several
practice games were played.
A triple play featured a tilt between
candidates for Bonds nine Yesterday.
Coach Collins charges defeated Man
ager Mosers nine 3 to 3. Eddie Elliott.
Bus Freed. Tommy David and Jimmy
Corson showed good early season form.
Seventeen Central Red candidates re-
ported for first practice yesterday on
Iowa avenue Fairgrounds Nichols. q
first sacker, looked best among the new
candidates Call Adams 4496 for games
COIIegians opened with a 4-to-2 win
over Langleys yesterday Abbott and
Grist both hurled the fun nine innings
In good style
Raymond McGarvey will coach the
Mount Rainier Hardware Insects who
viii enter Capita! City League, Players
are requested to call Albert Litoff, at
Columbia g742.
Union Printers were earded TO hold
their initial drill today at 4.30 o'clock
on South EIllpSe diamond.
Lionel Midgets took a practice game
from Plansky Midgets on GEORGETOWN
Prep diamond yesterday, 10 /.
Hurley famed "a and allowed but
two hits as PARK View Mid2ets defeated
iroquolB MldRet8 yesterday Il 20 0.
Evening star., 1928-03-26
ne final standing Of the clubs
S. A. BASKET FINALS
DUE TO COME HERE

Play in the final games OF the South
Atlantic amateur basket ball series be-
tween the champion teams of Baltimore
and Washington probably will be de-
layed until next Sunday afternoon Ray
King, secretary Of the 3. A. A, A. IT,,
announced today.
All games will probably be played
here, King said as the crowds here
have been much better than In Balti-
more.
Both girls intercity games will be
played IN Baltimore. IL has been def
lnitely decided, but no date has been
set RS yet for these contests
Washington'A fye champion teams
have been selected, hs the result of
three final games at the Arcadia Sat
urday night, In which the 1870 and Las
pound and unlimited titles were
awarded HaltimOTe'a tournament III
jus. reaching the final rounds The
FIRST championship will be decided to-
night In l00~p0und ranks IL is prob
able that the Monumental city elimi-
nations will not be completed until next
Saturday night
Following the elimination nf Central
Reds five in the Il. A A tournament
al the Arcadia on Saturday night Ana
costa Eagles Cancelled the contest
booked for yesterday at Congress
Heights gym
Eagles and Knights Of Columbus
qninth VIII close their seasons Friday
night at the Arcadia IN a benent game
tor 81. AIMS orphan Asylum CaAeys
viii play Al0ysiug All-1lars tomorrow
night and American Railway & Ex-
press Go quint Wednesday night. Both
games will be In X a. @ gym.
Evening star., 1928-03-26

plays in the manufacture of fishing
tackle rods and wooden bats,
This applies particularly to the dry
ing and seasoning OF the bamboo for
rods which formerly required from one
to three or more years. The time required
has been shortened and the product inn
proved considerably by the air condition
ing engineer. Special ventilating fans
which draw in the fresh air and ex-
haust stale air from the lofts" where
the bamboo is cured" are used on a
large scale. while in many cases the air
is first washed or filtered TO keep out
the dust and dirt and is heated and
humidified to approximate the climates
OF India. Central America and other
tropical regions where the finest bam-
boo comes from, The manufacturers de-
clare that a high. dry temperature is
the best TO remove large percentage
Of the moisture from the wood and that
1t Is this process which turns the bam-
boo brown. This method adds very ma
terially to It's power and strength. The
system used is very similar to modern
methods for ventilating up-to-date GYM
nasiums. public schools and theaters.
Evening star., 1928-03-26
AT HOCKEY
TO BEGIN TOMORROW

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, March 26--The DASH
ing finish OF the Pittsburgh Pirates
which landed them berth in the Amer
ican division play-offs OF the National
Hockey League. has given them an equal
rating with the Rangers In many quar-
ters 10 advance TO the Stanley Cup final
The Pirates ciinched third place In
the play-oT BY tripping up the Rangers
on Saturday night while the Detroit
Cougars. who were also in the running
stopped the Bruins, leaders for the
United States group.
Having waived their rights to play
on Pittsburgh ice In the pIay-offs. the
Pirates oppose the Rangers at Madi-
son Square Garden tomorrow night and
Thursday. The winner Of the Tits,
total goals counting will face the
Bruins TO decide the finaiist If the
American group to play against the VIC
tor of the international group for the
world title
In the international section Ottawa
will play the Maroons at Montreal to-
morrow night. and on Thursday night
the same teams will tussle on the Otta-
wa rink. Ottawa is the present cham
pion. The winner OF the Ottawa Ma
room series will then hook up against
sIsS "A'iAt'I"t %"Aleuiaii9 Aoi ttlo iloIloi
OF representing the internationals in
the Stanley Cup chase.
The Canadians carried of top honors
In team scoring for the league this sea-
son, with li6 goals one more than the
pile accumulated by the Chicago Black
Hawks last year The Rangers. with
96. headed the team scoring In the
American group but trailed In third
place in the standing for the entire cir
cult
The final NtandipO NJ the rIuhS.
Evening star., 1928-03-26

Amy members of the league or others
interested In Offering suggestions for
tournament dates are cordially invited
to attend the meeting tomorrow night
and submit their ideas before the deci-
SionS are reached.
Officers of the league to be chosen
are the president, vice president and
secretary-treasurer. Committees also
will be named by the incoming execu-
tive.
Western High School athletes will be-
gin practice this week for the interClass
base ball series. Glass squads will be
selected about May l. according to Belle
Meyers, physical education director.
Championship honors went to the
class of % last year and this group
expects to develop a nine that will
make a strong bid for the crown again
this year.
Golf classes at George Washington
University will be held three times
a week during the month of April un-
der the direction of Melville Shorey
on the East Potomac Park course The
schedule calls the golfers together on
Mondays from 30 to $50 and on Fri
days and Saturdays from / 30 to 2:30
Each student in the group is per-
mitted to sign up for two half-hour
periods weekly.
A Spring sport schedule will be in
augurated at Business Night High
School this week under the direction
of Margaret H. Craig.
Indoor tennis, base ball and volley
ball will be included on the program.
Miss Craig's classes meet Monday
and Wednesday evenings from 7:30 to
$50 in the Business High School gym
naSium at Seventh street and Rhode
Island avenue. Registrations will be
received during the gym period on either
OF these nights. No fee Is charged.
Evening star., 1928-03-26
GENERALS CAPTAIN
TO PITCH C. u. GAME

LEXINGTON, Va. March 2G--capt
Paul Pollard being the only letter man
back from the 1927 pitching staff, ap-
pears almost a certainty 10 start on the
mound for Washington and Lee IN the
1easona curtain raiser here next Fri-
DAY with Catholic University.
Indications. however. are that the
Generals captain will not be kept IN
the box for the entire game, since a
weeks trip through North Carolina
which follows, will TAX the hurling staff
Several Df the games on the triD are
with teams In the South Atlantic Col
.eglate League Of the Southern Con-
ference, and Coach Dock Smith wants
~ get q line on RadfOrd Ayres, At
wood and Griffin. his other leading
nqoUndsmen
Pollard is expected ~ hear the brunt
~ the pitching burden
Gene Whites illness mas complicated
the iufleiG situation considerably Smith
considered thy second base p0st tenn
ygfagaliy flled untiI White was ordered
~ Ded and during his absence sad
tpch. Richie and Howe bage been per-
forming cfeGtabiy
GibTt s'lI la open and Smith Is
'faDk ~ say that this post and the
AhfHc pufile.d vacancies are ayy mans
places At present Hickman, Wauhen
i<JHdgn Johnston. Sianker ana Iipe
appear ~ b. fighting IL out although
lne latter may be shifted back u the
plate ~ alternate Wlln Jones ia doing
tAc receiving
f5pDtts seems certain ~ start at first
gaae while Elgelbach. hot corner guard
.an fof t#p years past. IS carded as d
u<i4Ic there
Evening star., 1928-03-26
De LESALLE HIGH FIVE
RETAINS TOURNEY TITLE

GHIChGD March ~ ~ De asaile
HigH scHp9I II Joliet Ill. shattered
tradition last night by winning the
national Catholic hign schoDI basket
DaH championship tor the second cgu-
seculiye yeaT
IAd W 4 f1gl-z sophomore center
'E0bbiea* McCaftny ne Joliet team
pyeruueinea at La4ls University jngh
Scinpl II ~ i.Duja. M - u a.
FGf lis aHarOuud play with the
FUeDs9 hYf Russell EabG cehtef. was
awarded The mast Yaiuab!e award by
tournament officials
rive aeH@Gl4 we're represented on The
aH tournament team Wnlch foli0Hb
ForHafda Evans, ~ xavier. Wgi
COtt De L8ssHe Center l.. IhuHef
kgmsu Catholic Ech0ol. Philadelpbis
GUARDS Diamond Holy Rosary. syfs-
caAe n T., Hemp, S. Lquis University
Aga
Evening star., 1928-03-26
GEORGETOWN ENTERTAINS
SPRINGFIELD In OPENER
Invaders Will Have to Be Strong to Have Chance
With Blue and Cray-CathOlc U. Primes for
Week End Into Virginia.

/ or three years IL is rather remarkable
+ that Georgetown, Catholic University
/ and MARYLAND have held their own, anC
in many instances far better than
that against the best competition Of
fcred in college athletics.
In basket bali last Winter for in
stance. 1t was remarkable that in the
same city were three college Quints
that against the best competition in
the North and South won an aStoniSh-
ing percentage of their total games
Georgetown winning II out Of Is and
Catholic u. and Maryland each Captur-
ing IL out OF Is.
Johns Hopkins has definitely decided
10 be represented in the boxing field
next year having announced II will put
out a team. This leaves only George
Washington. Richmond and Maryland
of all the schools in the section with
ont boxing teams Whether or not
these will Succumb to the lure Of the
squared circle is not known. Out at
Maryland, a definite suggestion has
been offered 10 drop cross country and
substitute for IL boxing, it being held
that cross country is a sport in which
little interest is manifest and which
is seen by few students, While boxing
is a form Of competition decidedly at
traCtlye 10 student gatherings
Washington College. over at Chester
town, Nd, IS planning a new gymna-
SiUm or field house. The Eastern
Shoremen have a gym now. but 1t is
too small to stage big basket ball games.
and il is felt that with a bigger building
and greater seating capacity, bigger
schools can be induced to send their
QuintS there Tom Kibler. director of
athletics. is in charge of the plans. and
he hopes TO have the building ready for
the 1929 season.
And right here it might be worth
while TO mention something Of what
Kibler has done in basket ball AS
coach at Ohio State he won three con-
ference championships in four years
at Lehigh ne developed teams almost
as strong, and for several years at
Washington College has turned out
brillian quintS. Kibler also is a good
foot ball and base ball coach He spent
several years as an infielder in pro-
feSSional base ball.
Washington College Is able to keep
Kibler because of business interests he
has in ChestertOwn. He is able TO
handle athletics at Washington College
and manage his grain and feed business
at the same time. which he could not
do elsewhere. Kibler has not been
without opportunities 10 leave his pres
cnt berth. University of Maryland for
one offered him Just double the salary
he was getting. Kibler is set at Wash
lngton College for less than half the
salary he could command elsewhere
which is lucky for Washington College.
Evening star., 1928-03-26
13 GAMES CARDED
BY EPISCOPAL NINE

ALEXANDRIA. Va. March 2g-Epls-
copal High Echool oase ball schedule.
announced to6ay by Faculty Manager
r r Garter, contains u games. The
schedule opens On April 4 with Tech
EiaG ~ Washington
Episcopal mas wonderful prospects
f1lF 6eas9H with eight veterans and two
E1bs .H1Jes back
Tae schecu.e follows:
Aar.-f 9ess lI Ka-tera "a Fssh-
rce n taft sefHE jr Hlsi0esa 81
fase5 M ae s.5.a.. gg.,,+..l g1 II s.ia.. ,.'..s'
HaE--l ef e eans = Gilman t0angfg
@'>9' o. .as'e +. W. i.1.l. ~ g...e, -eess,
s@ae9. a. rfsge. F4
Cosfh J. 3. Wilson # Alexandra
E.gn ofHDol. is cgEfFoUleC with the
tzsk - ceYeigying 4 pitcher ~ Iaxe the
Dsans u Lean Riley The seaH0n Will
open saturday ~ FfeceYlckso4fg Va
where F1eceY.cksD4yg High SchGgl Hlg.
~ played "Lefty FHarr star II the
Clogef 3gnlCss iasf seasDu appears q
nsost promising pitching azg.aut Mar
el}aI i5WHE gsJefaD f1rst 1a8emaa alsg
VIII ~ g,ten Nlal ~ lhe h1g4Hc
s9Hef4f @t4l tah TINS tfe bali With
e.tfeg rGht " .eft aaU1 3s giving Smith
& cl4ase tpf eae frst Daae goD.
X. D.. Knight { sens q, lu.s city nas
pm ~ silver -l.ssg cup t1s tie vim
HeF ~ ts!e Fsfta< Cg4g'y ktH.etle .-
Ggc3atiyfl scbg.as1 eEamgagushlg .eglea
Y7.ch val ogeh huA
Jefferson Graasd scheei has o9n-
Dieseo ~ Datkf' gal aeaayH. ana Is loH
WYrkiag o4t 9l-cer CDacu sTacer fgy
gfae coming Dase Da4 campaign