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Evening star., 1928-03-07
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, March 7.-Gene
nj Tunney may have his social
VI obligations to fulfill while
4 spending most of the Winter
in Florida, but he is not allow
ing them to interfere with prepara-
tions for his flstic engagements in the
Summer.
The picture Of Gentleman Gene, as
brought back from Miami Beach by
the big gymnasium and muscle man.
Artie McGovern. is not of an athlete in
repose on the sands, but Of an energetic
young business man concentrating upon
the plans for one or two deals this year,
In left hooks preferred.
"Tunney Is close to fighting shape
right now. training regularly and thor
oughly," said McGovern. Like Babe
Ruth. he knows the value of all-year-
around condition. Gene is within three
pounds Of his best fighting weight now.
He doesn't vary that much the year
around. he told me-"
For those who may be skeptical of
the way Tunney puts in his time, this
Is sample daily schedule, verified by
McGovern:
Up and dressed by $50 or o:45. reg
ularly. after going through series of
Setting-up exercises
Ring workout. rope skipping. shadow
boxing and sparring with one or more
Of his camp mates.
Hearty breakfast. about l0:30, the
first Of only two meals on the daily
schedule.
Attends to correspondence and other
business until about 80.
Afternoon diversion. usually golf, the
champions only sports hobby outside
the ring.
Dinner at about g. followed by eve
ming social activity or reading before re-
firing in time to insure regular rest Of
at least eight hours.
Tunney's rules for health and proper
Evening star., 1928-03-07
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Old Regent. Baltimore. Md.
Annapolitan. Annapolis. Md.

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Perpetual Building Association. Washing.
Dixie Pig. Hyattsvllle. Md.
Lustine Nicholson, Hyattsville. Md.
Hyattsvillo Auto Co. Hyattsville Nd
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Ransdeli. Inc, Washington. D. C.
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SATURDAY. MARCH II.
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United Railways. division B. Baltimore.
Wilkeps SIX. Baltimore. Md:
John pOehlm1n g. Sons. Baltimore Nd
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Washington Canoe Club. Washington. d. C..
Singles sos.
Frank Wersel Baltimore. Md.
II. Dill Baltimore. Md
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Clarence Welsh Baltimore Md.
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G. s. Ohrenschall Baltimore. Nd.
John Harris. Baltimore. Md
George Lindemon. Baltimore. Md.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
CONCANNON IS LAST
IN CUE TOURNAMENT

By the Associated Press
CHICAGO, March 7.-The 10 con-
testants in the national pocket billiard
championship tourney were divided into
two classes today. half having clear
states and the others having one or
more defeats at the end Of the first
round of games.
The three who have worn the title,
Frank Taberski Of Schenectady, N. Y,
incumbent, and Ralph Greenleaf of
Philadelphia and Erwin Rudolph OF
Chicago came through the first series
in easy fashion. Pasquale Natalie of
Baltimore and Peter Durocher of Chi
cago also won their first matches.
Joseph Concannon of Washington
was in last place, with two defeats:
Harry Wood of Duluth broke even in
two games and Andrew Ponzi OF Phila-
delphia. Onofrio Lauri of New York
and Harry Oswald Of Pittsburgh had
one defeat each.
Greenleaf turned in the quickest VIC
tory of the tourney in defeating Con-
cannon last night, 125 to so, in eight
innings. Wood beat Lauri, 125 to 43,
in the other evening game.
Today's pairings:
Durocher vs.. Lauri.
Greenleaf VS.. Ponzi.
Natalie vs. Wood.
Taberski VS.. Concannon.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
TRIPLE TIE STILL EXISTS
IN SlX-DAY BIKE GRIND

- NEW YORK, March Z CP).-After a
night of desperate riding. featured by
many stolen laps, two teams were still
tied for first place at the end Of the
fifty-ninth hour in the six-day bicycle
race at Madison Square Garden at 8
am. today.
The dealocked teams were the French
combination OF Letourner- -Broccardo
and the Italian-American team. Belloni
and Beckman. They had ground out
396 miles and 0 laps.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
Clenna Collett Shoots a "a
To Lead WOmen's Tournament

green. but against these she had five
par holes and birdie on the first six.
Miss Collects best medal qualifying
round in the National was made at st.
Louis in 1925. when she hung up 78,
being surpassed only by Alexa Stirling
Fraser's n. Form held true that year,
and when these two met in the final,
Miss Collett carried off the honors.
In 1922. when Miss Collett first won
the title at White Sulphur Springs. she
was medalist. with an 81 She was the
first to break 80 in the womans National
tournament-a 70 at the Rhode Island
Country Club.
None of Americas present-day woman
golfers have equaled Miss Collects great
work with the wood, and II she carries
on through the season with the stride
she displayed yesterday at ST. Augustine
her triumphs may be the greatest Of
her career.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
BOSTON GAINS LEAD
IN HOCKEY LEAGUE

NEW YORK. March 7 L41.-The Bos-
ton Bruins directed the parade OF the
American group hockey sextets of the
big league alone today with 2-point
advantage Of the Rangers, erstwhile
joint pacemakerg.
Boston tumbled the world champion
Ottawa club last night by / 10 0 at the
Hub. Ciapper scoring the lone goal.
At Montreal the Maro0ns submerged
the Rangers by 3 goals 10 before a
crowd of II, 900 enthusiasts.
Detroit strengthened It's grip on third
place IN the American contingent stand
ing by irouncing Toronto. 3 10 ], while
Pittsburgh bowed 70 the Canadiens. 2
10 |. The Cougars now hold 4-point
margin over the tourth-place Pirates.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
GOLFERS AT ILLINOIS u.
ARE GIVEN FINE OFFER

URBANA. Ill. March Up1.-Student
golf enthusiasts were offered unique
proposition today by the University Of
Illinois Athletic Association.
For a playing fee Of $3.50 for the
Spring semester the association has Of
fered the golfers chance TO play upon
a private course, with the association
spending between $4,000 and $4,000 for
the overhead costs Of the quasi-mem-
berships.
The association left the plan up to a
vote OF the golhng students for ac-
ceptance.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
C0NSIDINE ONLY D. C.
NETMAN TO SURVIVE

Bob Cons!dine. local tennis star. who
door, championship tournament in the
Fifth Regiment Arrnory. Baltimore. to-
day Is the lone Washington player In
the affair. He will meet Billy Jacobs,
crack Baltimore racketer, Sunday MORN
ing. The tournament ends that after
noon.
Considine, teamed with Frank Shore,
another Washington luminary. lost in
doubles against Billy and Harold Jacobs.
The local racketers put up great fight,
though. before succumbing. at Sc,
6-S. 6-4
Shore also gave Billy Jacobs q merry
tussle in their match. IN which the
Baltimorean was victor IN three sets.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
Cubs 70 Play Full Games.

AVALON, Catalina Island. Calf.
March Z P.--Eno.hcr series Of fuli
length ball games was 10 start today
o. the Chicago Cubs' training camp. 70
prepare the regulars 1or league conoe-
Ltion over The Yeek end 81 r9A Angeles
Johnny We.eh. ore Of Manager Mr.
Car'hys new young finger - the likely
el1oice " start Tie Cubs first real hall
game Saturday. Five regulars were
HANDED the rubber shirts yesterday, "
sweat Of some extra pouncage,
Evening star., 1928-03-07
FED.MUNY BOWLERS
CAN MAKE LATE FILE

Post entries will be taken for the
Joint sweepstakes of the Federal and
District Government bowling circuits to
be started on the King Pin drives Sat-
urday night. Duckpinners of the two
leagues may get into the event as late
as Z o'clock that evening.
Ten games are to be bowled, five on
the King Pin alleys and five more at
Convention Hall ON March II.
Riggs team of the Bankers League
goes to Baltimore tonight to complete
Its match with the Maryland Trust Co.,
started here last Saturday. In the first
block the Riggs team assumed good
lead
Evening star., 1928-03-07
Pirate HurIers in Trim.

PASO ROBLES. Calf. March Z Up.
Manager DOME Bush OF the Pittsburgh
Pirates. In training here. feels that his
pitching staff has had enough work
along the sidelines and is anxious to
see them perform in games
Rain, however, has kept the Bucca-
neers practically idle fer two days In
batting practice yesterday Pie Traynor
bounced the ball of the left-held fence,
the longest hit OF the day.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
Terry Hits Two Homers.

AUGUSTA. Ga. March Z GP-
Memphis Bill Terry has started home
runs popping In the Giants camp with
o pair cf the long drives III his first
workout
Six mates came through with O big
Tallop apiece too. Earrett's folr-ply hit
S'tn two aboard giving his side a 4-to-
victor? IN an assorted lineup OF play
e-s yesterday.
The Giants play the!r arst exhibition
game against Walter Johnson'g New
srE Internatiorals Saturday. johnson.
VINO has been III with the fiji. sent word
ne would be On deck ~ game time.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
PhiIs Hold All Players.

WINTER HAVEN. Fla, March 7 LH').
The Ptill.es limited practice 70 a
single session yeGDei Gay in preparation
for tDsay's game with the Athletics
a. Port Myers.
JACK Dunn. owner Of the Baltimore
cub, Tas unsuccessful In his trip 70 the
FEiljies' camp for players. Gi4otton
Evening star., 1928-03-07
U. S. C. QUINT WIN TITLE.

LOS ANGELES. March Z [Pl.-Unl-
versity Of Southern California won the
Pacific Coast Conference basket ball
championship for the first time when
the Trojans defeated the University of
Washington. 2T to 26, here last night.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
MORT McQUAIDE DEAD.

CHICAGO. March Mort Nc
Quaide. teammate of Charles A.
Coniskey in the early base ball days. is
dead here. The late John McQuaide, an
American League umpire. was his
brother.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
Braves in Tie Battle.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. March Up.
The scrubs are keeping the regulars
hGstling at the Boston Braves camp.
They went into the fifth inning yester-
Gay with lead of four runs. and 1t
took some heavy work by the veterans
70 even things up to SIS score when
Manager Jack Slattery called the game
in the first half of the sixth.
A single by Andy High followed by a
double By Rogers Hornsby scored three
Of the needed runs
Evening star., 1928-03-07

According to one authority. golf has
greater number Of active participants
than any other game in America.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
Two Card Hurlers Shine.

Two Card Huriers Shine.
AVON PARK. Fla. March Z GP).-Syl-
vester johnson, veteran right handler,
and Larry ("Lefty") Irwin. a rookie,
owned by Rochester. are bright figures
IL the Cardinal camp since their work
IN yesterdays regular-Yannigan game.
IN which the flrst-String men were de-
feated, 7 to 3.
johnson looks like a regular addi-
ton TO the Cardinal mound staff. Irwin
was found for only six hits In the four
innings he toiled.
Evening star., 1928-03-07

ORLANDO. Fla, March Z Cp9.-F!rst
Baseman Wally P.pp IS expected az the
Cincinnati Reds training camp today
or tomorrow. Pipp sent a telegram to
Manager Jack Hendricks saying he had
been IL and for that reason did not
communicate with club officials about
signing q contract
Ruoe Bressle-. holdout outfeider. has
informed club officials that he Will give
his final word On the salary question
tomorrow. Should EresxIer c0rne into
nne Pitcher Pete Donohue will be the
only Red holdout.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY.

Montreal Les Canadiens, 2; Pitts
hurgh Pirates, 1.
Boston Bruins, 1: Ottawa Senators, O.
Detroit Cougars, ;: Toronto Maple
leafs. l.
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VANCE is GIVEN $4,000,
TOP PAY FOR n. L.. HURLER

declined to part with any of his squad
and Dunn left to talk trade with Con-
ME Mack. He is after players, not
money.
Evening star., 1928-03-07

NEEAEAN - EFt. C&d.. AIGECu g.
Eoldout worries OF the Robins
have faded away today with
~ the signing of Dazzy Vance.
the National League strikecut
king. at reported figure Of $4,000 a
year.
Vance. the last OF the Brooklyn hold
outs. had been dickering for two-year
contract at this salary, but the Dodgers
management talked him into a one
year agreement. Vance now Is the
highest salaried pitcher in the National
circuit and the second highest paid n
the majors. being topped b. Herb Pen
mock OF the Yankees. who draws down
S22 600.
Max Carey and Davey Bancroft will
share the honor C directing the actiy-
ities Of the Brooklyn Club aheId this
year. Uncle Robbie solved the prob
len Of what TO DO with these able vet
Grams bY reappointing Carey Field cap.
tain and naming Bancroft his assistant.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
MANY DISTRICT BOWLERS
ON EARLY TOURNEY CARDS

. CHEDULES for the first week of
competition In the annual cham
pionships of the National Duck
~ pin Bowling Congress opening on
Evening star., 1928-06-05

Acme Electric Co., 1855 Neal 81, NE.
Vim, =. HaSsr, 1921 n st, NV.
CAPITAL Electric Co.. Issa l4lh NJ. NV.
u. M. Comssfard, 2bTa Wisconsin Ave, NV.
q, l.. Davis, 1893 TaglaF 81, NV.
District ElsstFie Ca, IaHn NJ, NV.
T. g. Ernst 1894 t5th vi, NV,
Ave. h.Ma asMea
Evening star., 1928-06-05
TRANSFER SITUATION
TO BE INVESTIGATED
Utilities Commission Will Study
Arrangement on Bladensburg
Pus Line.

A study of the existing transfer ar
rangements between the Columbia line
of the Washington Railway a. Electric
Co. and its Bladensburg motor bus line
was started yesterday by the Public
Utilities Commission with view TO de-
terrnining whether a readjustment
should be made.
Free transfers are now issued between
the buses and the street cars at Fiji
teenth and H streets northeast under
an order of the commission in April,
1929. which also authorized the aban-
donment of the rail line on Bladensburg
road and the substitution of bus serv-
ice This order was for temporary
five-year period. which expired two
months ago. but the commission de-
cided TO defer reconsideration Of 1t
pending the outcome Of the transit uni
fication plan.
With the merger negotiations at q
standstill until the next session Of
Congress, the commission has agreed
that the time Is propitious for deter
mining whether there should be any
change in the existing transfer ar
rangements.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
BOARD SEEKS DATA
ON j. S. EMPLOYEES
Survey Aimed to Compare
Wage Scale With That of
Private Industry.

The Personnel Classification Board is
making plans to carry out the task as
signed to it by the past session of Con-
gress, namely, preparation of classifica-
tion data for 10000 Government en-
ployeS in the field service outside OF
Washington and collection of new in
formation to show comparison of
wages as between the Government and
private industry.
The authority for such a survey was
incorporated in the Government en-
ployeS' salary increase law. and fund
of $4,000 to defray the necessary ex-
penSeS was placed in the second def
cheney appropriation act. Within the
next week or two the board will map
out the detailed procedure and be ready
to start the work.
Salary Increase Law Cited.
The clause in the salary increase law
which directs the classification survey
of the field service does not specifically
request a comparative study of amounts
paid in private employment as con-
traSted with the Government, but such
a survey is to be made as an essential
step in gathering the classification data
AS a result of this inquiry during the
Summer and Fall recommendations will
be submitted to Congress when 1t re-
eonvenes in December. The members
of the classification board who viii
direct the assembling and study of this
data are c. G. Van Leer, Budget Bureau
representative; William H. McReynolds.
Bureau of Efficiency representative. and
Guy Moffett. Civil Service Commission
representative.
Typical Government Agencies.
The Internal Revenue Bureau, the
Veterans Bureau and the Department
of Agriculture are typical governmental
agencies having large forces in the field
outside of Washington whose duties,
qualifications and compensation rates
are to be studied The survey will not
apply to the postal service, in which
salaries are rated separately, nor to the
foreign service, nor to mechanical and
drafting groups, whose compensation is
fixed by wage boards.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
TODAY,S ADJUSTMENTS.

National Players--"East Is West"
drama, at $40 pm.
PoIi's-De Wolf Hopper Co. in III. M.
s. Pinafore," at $40 pm.
Fox-"Love Hungry" continuous, IL
m. to IL pm.
Earle-"The Hawks Nest" continu-
Gus, 1880 am. to IL pm.
Columbia Hair" at 11:15 am,
lis, 3:25, $50, TAO and 9:45 pm.
Rialto-"Truxton King. at 11:45
am. l:20, sos, 4:50, 6:25, $40 and
$50 pm.
Palace-"Circus Rockies" at 10:45
am, 1920, 2:20, 4:20. $50, 7:55 and
9:55 pm.
MetropoIitan-"Th Fortune Hunter"
at 40 am, lao, $40, $40, TAO and
9:40 pm.
Little Theater-"Czar Ivan the Ter
rible." continuous, to IL pm.
TivOIi-"The American Beauty" at
2:35. 420. SOS, 1855 and GAS pm.
Ambassador-"The Hawks Nest" at
6:l5, 8 and 9:40 pm.
CentraL--"13 Washington Square," at
1890, 2, $3.50, S, $50, 8 and 9:40 pm
Evening star., 1928-06-05
Army Officers Transferred.

Col. William H. Chambers, Dental
Corps. has been relieved from duty at
West Point. N. Y. and ordered to Fort
Bliss, Tex: Lieut. Col Robert r. Rails
ton. Corps of Engineers, from New
York City to the Office of the chief OF
engineers, Munitions Building; Lieut.
Col Rex H. Rhoades. Dental Corps
from this city to the West Point Mill
tary Academy. and Capts. Thomas M
Page and Thomas L. Spoon. Dental
Corps from the Army Medical Center
this city, 70 the Philippines.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
COED DIES OF POISON.
Had Taken Potion Because Parents
Objected to Marriage.

CHICAGO, June LtPl.-Poison taken
three weeks ago, because her parents
objected to her marriage until she fin
ished her studies. last night caused the
death of Miss Helen Owens, %, coed
at the University of Chicago.
Miss Owens underwent several blood
transfusions while doctors endeavored
to save her life, fellow students giving
their blood for her. When she died, her
parents, Prof. and Mrs. F. w. Owens
of State College Of Pennsylvania, were
at her bedside.
Miss Owens fiance was John Meyers,
whom she met while they we're attend
ing Cornell University.
Evening star., 1928-06-05

Il, II, warren, pN6 Isth st, NV.
Walter a. kalh, df0n Wisconsin, Ave" Chevy
Ghaxs, Md,
0eeras KFlasier. isis klns ST.. Alsxam-
dria, Va,
A, L., tadd, 1ld AlnE ST., Alexandria, Va
Easroll " ahreye, West Falls Church. Va.
Carl n, sRstnalFth, kenslnatan, Md,
MaIIhaFanRh Klaslrie SUNNY Co, unpa1
MATihoraukh. ma.
Gee. IL. AsheeaebsTseL 1919 II ST. N,WA 4~
Evening star., 1928-06-05

In fact, provide plenty of outlets for the many
electrical appliances that can save you SO much
time and SO many steps.
Whether you are planning a new home or re-
modelling an old one, have the electrical COM
fort that General Electric Wiring System can
give you. This system, the outcome of collabo-
ration between leading architects and General
Electric engineers, provides for plenty of OUT
let's for every room and switch accessible to
every door. Its lasting service is definitely as
sured because all it's materials, inside the walls
and out, arc made by General Electric.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
Have outlets for a fan and an iron
and don't work in shadow
Plan Your eviring evhen You plan your house

Fyou want to work efficiently in your kitchen,
you light it correctly. And you can't light
it correctly unless your wiring is planned with
care and foresight.
Have standard kitchen light in the centre of
your room, by all means, but consider the posi-
ton ofy your sink and your range-and be sure
that you won't be working in your own shad>
ow. You'll need side fxture-or perhaps two.
Well-placed outlets make for comfort, too. You
should have one for your iron, one for the fan
that will keep your kitchen cool through the
summer days, one for your electric refrigerator.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
/ LOCAL DEALERS

II, L., MenoFmand, I0i Asnen 81, NV
Mountain state Electric Co.. li6 Carran
Ave, Tahoma Park,
q, 4. MudAlman A. Co. f0p 18th ~, NV,
IoseRh n, RsesttL aaa pennsyiyaala Ave, 50.
Thomas Electric &C., 1919 nth ~, NV.
W, q, Ts0uiand, au0a lith st NV.
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Evening star., 1928-06-05
His Opinion.

From the Kansas City Star.
Il wisht you'd buy thermometer, ;"
said Mrs. Johnson.
Jaw, thunder!' returned Gap john
son of Rumpus Ridge. IF you had a
thermometer you'd freeze to DEATH"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-18
LEAVES POLE
PERCH At 1i13
SKY Stander Nears End of
Long Test.

At 1:13 p. m. today Alvin (Ship-
wreck Kelly will descend from the
tip of the Denison hotel f1agpole
where he has stood, night and day,
rain or shine, since Tuesday 9 a. m.
Immense crwods were expected to
witness the climax to Kelly's daring
endurance feat. When he climbs
down the 18-foot f1agpole he will
have hunk up a record of 100 hours,
13 minutes and 13 seconds for Indi-
annapolis "f1agpole standing honors." "
Police we're prepared to cope with
the traffic and sidewalk congestion.
Kelly's high perch is visible for sew
eral blocks up Massachusetts, Ave,
and west from Pennsylvania on Ohio
st. to Meridian, including the broad
sidewalks before the Federal build
ing. so that ample room for thou
sands will be available.
A Marmon, with police escort, will
rush the daredevil to the Lyric the
ater where, after hasty shower
bath and a change of clothing, he
will make a stage appearance at 2
p. m. Again at p. m. he will be
seen on the Lyric stage. These are
to be his only theater appearances
in the city.
This afternoon and an day Sun
day Kelly will entertain the crowds
at Walnut Gardens with exhibitions
of his athletic proweSS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-18
BUS DRIVER
Three Women Hurt as Re-
suit of Collision.

Louis Skeeter, q, of 2311 Belle
fontaine ST., Peoples Motor Coach
Company bus driver, faces reckless
driving charges today as the result
of a collision between his bus and a
Ford touring car at Twenty
and oxford Sts., Friday night.
The touring car was overturned
and three women injured. The in
jured were Mrs. Anna Hiner, So,
of 1873 N. Drexel Ave; Lora Hub
bard, "a, and Myrtle Stewart, both
of 2053 Dearborn ST., They were
riding in the Hiner car, driven by
Dwight r. Hiner, 81, of the Drexel
Ave. address, son of the injured
woman.
Hiner's automobile was west
bound on Twenty-fifth st. The bus
started to turn at oxford st. and
Hiner applied the brakes, but the
pavement was wet and the touring
car skidded into the side of the
bus. The bus drivers arrest grew
out of the allegation that he failed
to signal at the turn. The injured
we're taken to their homes.