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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-17
MEET TO PLAN
WAR ON STATIC
Committee of Trustees to
Elect Officers.

The committee OF trustees, ap-
pointed by the Indianapolis Broad
cast Listeners Association for the
purpose of receiveing and admin
istering funds in the war against
man-made static, met at luncheon
at the Hotel SEVERN today to formu
late plans and to elect officers.
Members of this committee who
will attend the luncheon are: John
H. Heiney. radio editor of the News:
G. S. Frye, radio editor of The
Times; C. L. Kern. radio editor of
the Star; B. @. Hendricks. director
of WFBM: Noble Watson, engineer
of WKBF; Guy H. May. secretary
treasurer of the Indianapolis Radio
Distributors Association: A. j. Allen,
secretary of the association, and L.
G.. RalSton. vice president and chief
engineer of the Indianapolis Power
and Light Company.
In his talk on interference Thurs
day night over WKBF, the Hoosier
Athletic Club station. A. J. Allen an
nounced a total of $3.50 pledged by
dealers. Contributions additional to
those announced in The Times
Thursday are: Riser brothers, $25'
L. S. Ayres g. Co., SOS, and Boyd
Radio Shop. $25.
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WARREN POST
LEADS STATE
Wins First Prize in Legion
Member Contest.

Warren Post No. 1873, attaining 40
per cent of it's quota, won firse prize
in the State American Legion new
member contest, State Commander
Frank M. McHale announced today.
Spiceland post was second and
New Palestine third. Forty-two
posts won distinguished service GER
tificates by exceeding their last
year memberships and the quotas
assigned.
Eleventh district posts led all dis
trictS of the State in gains on the
quota assigned. Bloomington led
all posts of the State in size.
Felix Brown of Bloomington, who
lost a leg in the World War, won
first prize or signing up the most
members. A gold watch was given
him for his record of lis new men,
bers.
Marion County posts finished in
the contest in this order: Wanna
maker, Paul Coble, william Noble
Wallace, Irvington, McIlvane-K othe,
John H. Holiday, Hilton U. Brown,
Bruce P. Robinson, Indianapolis
No. 4, Hayward Barcus, Osric Mills
Watkins. Memorial, Y. M. c. A.,
Marmon. Edward Kahle and Mad
den Nottingham Post.
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POWER COMPANY WILL
DEDICATE BUILDINGS
Expect 1000 Employees TO Attend
Program Tonight.

Expect 1000 Employees TO Attend
Program Tonight.
One thousand employees of the In
dianapolis Power and Light COM
pany, accompanied by their wives,
sweethearts and friends, are ex-
pected to attend the dedication ex-
ercises at the new buildings of the
company at 1890 w. Morris ST., to-
night.
The second floor of the main
building has been especially dec
GRATED and Illuminated for the
event. Speakers will include E. c.
Ralston, vice president and chief
engineer: President Norman A.
Perry, Vice President Charles N.
Thompson, general counsel; Secre-
tary Elmer E. Scott and Treasurer
w. c. Richardson. The program
will be broadcast over WFBM.
There will be entertainment,
dancing, cards and buffet lunch
con.
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MARY DAME FUNERAL
SERVICES PLANNED
Women Overcome by Smoke Will
Be Buried Today.

Women Overcome by Smoke Will
Be Buried Today.
Funeral services for Miss Mary A.
Dame, rs, of 1853 Parker Ave, will be
held at 2 p. m. today at the Shirley
Bros. mortuary, 946 N. Illinois st.
The body will be taken to Edin-
burg. Ind, for burial.
Miss Dame died at city hospital
Thursday from the effects of being
overcome by smoke in fire at her
home Feb. 9. She was carried I'M
conscious from her kitchen by Rome
HauSer, 1854 Parker Ave, and revived
by firemen.
Born in Franklin, Ind, March IL,
1853, Miss Dame had lived here for
more than thirty-f1ve years. She
had been employed as head book
keeper by the Stout Factory Shoe
Store Company for more than f1f-
teen years, but had retired several
years ago. She was a member of
the First Baptist Church and the
w. G. T. u.
Surviving her are a brother,
Charles Dame, Kendallville; a foster
sister, Mrs. w. E. Shaver, Edin-
burg, and two nieces, Mrs. Marga-
ret Brickley, Kendallville and Mrs.
Carl Price, Chicago.
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HOLT ENTERS
INDIANA RACE
FOR GOVERNOR
Kokomo Attorney Is Candi-
date for Democratic
Choice; States Platform.

Olin r. Holt, Kokomo, Ind, at
, torney, today announced his cam
didacy for Governor on the DEM
ocratic ticket. Holt is the sixth
Democrat to enter the field.
THE time has come in Indiana
when it is not enough for a can
didate for Governor to employ high
sounding phrases dealing with
honesty in government and clean
politics" he said. Both former
Governor Warren T. McCray and
Governor Ed Jackson conducted
campaigns of this nature and the
people have long since forced an
unfavorable opinion of their adj
ministrations. More now than ever
before the people OF this State are
interested in where a candidate
stands ON live issues"
Hits Service Commission
He said he will do everything
in his power to abolish the So-called
public service commission which, in
reality, is a public utilities commits
SION" He also announced himself
"unalterably opposed to repeal of
the primary law.
He announced himself in favor of
free speech and free press and that
he would favor the enactment of
a law providing first Of all for a
change of venue in all cases of in
direct contempt of court, second.
providing for trial by jury in all
cases of indirect contempt and pro-
viding that the truth shall be an
absolute defense in all cases of
indirect contempt of court"
In Politics Ten Years.
Holt has been in Indiana politics
for the last ten years. In 1918 he
was. a candidate for State repre-
sentative; in 1920 he was q candi-
date for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and in
1924 was candidate for Governor.
He is a member of the Howard
County, State and American Bar
Associations.
Other Democrats who have an
nounced their candidacy are: Frank
G. Daley, local attorney; George E.
HerSham, of Crown Point; Samuel
B. Wells, of Scottsburg; John E.
Friedrich, of Kokomo, and Earl
Crawford, former State highway
commissioner.
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THE CITY
IN BRIEF

SATURDAY EVENTS
Disciples of Christ commission on the
ministry meeting: SEVERN. a. m.
Auto S ;ocHO State Playground 1880
Beta Theta Fl luncheon. Board OF
Trade.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon luncheon. Cham
Indianapolis Council Midwest Edwards
Heirs Association meeting, SEVERN,
indiana schoolwomen's Club meeting.
Chi Omega Sorority dance, SEVERN.
A huge cake, said TO be the largest
ever baked in the city, will be served
guests attending the Washington's
birthday dancing party at the Elks'
Club Saturday night. CORTLAND c..
Cohee is general chairman.
Dean FaleS, associate professor of
automotive engineering at the Mas
SachuSettS Institute of Technology,
talked on new developments in
automobile efficiency at a meeting
of 100 members of the Indiana Uni
versity alumni at the University
Club Thursday night.
Indianapolis Boy Scouts drum
corps went to Muncio today to par
ticipate in the annual Coy Scouts
roGeo.
Mack NJ. SiIis, 46r S. keystone
Ave, locomotive fireman, today filed
a voluntary bankruptcy petition in
Federal Court, listing liabilities of
1885, and assets of $40. Vernon L,
Richmand laborer, filed
similar petition. listing liabilities of
$4,370 and assets of $500.
jefferson Club members will hear
George E. Rershmann, of Crown
Point, vice chairman CT the State
highway commission and a candi-
date for the Democratic nomination
for Governor at the DenSiOn tonight.
DR.. o. w. Fife. district superin-
tendent of the Methodist church,
described a recent visit to the Holy
land Thursday night before the
Winter Nights College at the
First Baptist church Palestine is
essential to the peace of the world
it is a capital of the three
great religions, Jewish. Christian
and Mohammedan, DR.. Filter said.
Police have been asked to find
William Hemmings, is, of 1855 S.
State Ave, Who has been missing
from his home since Wednesday,
according to his mother He was
at the Union Underwear
Company.
The First Ward Republican Club
will have a Lincoln Washington
birthday party at club headquarters,
POOL Winter Ave, tonight. There
will be patriotic addresses, songs,
Rotations and a flag drill.
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PLAIN HONESTY AND
FANCY ART is HERE
Blanche Yurka Does the DuSe Thing in Her Many Big
Moments in The SquaI,' Sex Mixture, Now on
View at EngShS for Short Stay.
BY WALTER ID. HICKMA.

1t is plain ''sex'' time in the Mendcz family in ''The
Squa and there is plain honesty and fancy in this
bibition
Blanche Yurka at times saves a bunch of lines from
being Just plain junk because great command the
theater.
At times the PLAYWRIGHT is honest and then he MIXES tons
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yards OF that sex
stuff on the part
of the guy who
wrote this thing
That bedroom sug-
gestion stuff starts
in the first act,
becomes a disease
in the second act,
and finally be-
comes a solution in
the second scene Of
the third act. The
storm effect that
aided in making
Rain" a wet SEX
thing. helps to
make THE Squall'
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CRASHES INTO 2 CARS
ShelbyvilIe Nan Faces Drunken
Driving and Speeding Charges.

George c. Rokobrant, Shelbyville
who crashed into two automobiles in
the $500 block on Southeastern Ave.
Thursday. faces charges Of drunken
driving and speed.
Striking a parked car on South
eastern Ave, owned by Mrs. Robert
Smith, 319 S. Christian St., he COL
lided with an automobile driven by
Motor Policeman Otis Baker, 1853
Trowbridge Ave. All three cars were
damaged.
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Stage Verdict

ENGLISH -"The Sluall'
is plain bunk sex theater made
gorgeous and honest by the
acting Of Blanche YTka and
Suzanne Caubaye. Here is hot
theater and suggested sex.
M u r A T - The ConSistory
Players present a play in three
acts which deals with the
controversy over cuthansia. 1t
is we'll done with Horace
Mitchell leading the cast in eX-
cellence of work.
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THE OBSERVER
VISITS "THUNDERBOLT"

Should it be that members of
the medical profession should be-
lieve in euthanasia? Should they
believe that it is justif1able to put
an, incurable patient out of the
way2 That is the point around
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Of that sex stuff which takes a
big woman like Blanche Yurka
to bring the spark of artistry to
the situation.
I think that 1.-THE Squall' is tan
talizing trick theater. Yards and
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Help Wanted Female

Mothers care for two boys, 5
and 7: near school and church; in sub
urban Indianapolis. Must be an ideal
location and American neighborhood.
Prefer widow 40 to so years old who
would mother the children and is in need
of money. Give full details in first letter.
Box c 952.
SALESLADY WANTED
KINNEY'S
q N PENNSYLVANIA,
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Help Wanted Male

ALESMEN-S15O weekly can be made by
handling our Electric Flashy Avertising
Cigar Lighter Big trade stimuator.
Many novel features. Permanent year
round business. investigate today. TRI-
ADVERTISING CO., SOB Scherer Bldg,
Detroit. Mich.
PAPER HANGER = Have new 4-room
bungalow. located near Washington, st.
and Lynhurst DR.. Want this papered for
Gown payment on same. Balance $25 per
month. Call or see Mr.. Smith, 523 Lemcke
Bldg, Ii. 4212
10 HIGH-GRADE MEN AND WOMEN-To
sell washers. Highest commission paid
in city. See MIR. SNYDER, 238 E.
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Situations Wanted Male

SLIGHTLY crippled mechanic and cleo
trician wants bench work or any kind
of job that doesn't require standing.
Box C 970 Times.
CHAUFFEUR-Or houseman experienced
man: dish washing Ir, 23l4,
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Business Announcements

FRUIT TREES-And grape vine trimming
and spraying. John Dlet1, Wa. 5l29.
PAPER-Hanging. 10c up single roll; plas-
ter patching: samples shown Be. 3505.
PRINTING PRICES SLASHED- 50 .95 per
thousand statement, sic by az, IL size
letter head; return envelopes no head.
Ruled bill heads and kid finish business
cards. Terms 81 cash. balance c. O. D.,
plus postage Mr.. Sutton, 3347 w. 10th st.
RUG. 9xI2. THOROUGHLY CLEANED. q
Superior Rug Cleaners. He. 1852.
HENDRIX DINKLA-Contractin painter
free est comp. ms. Est. l902. CHI 2682W.
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Houses for Sale

NEW 4-ROoM BUNGALoW-Near saith
and Sherman Dr.: lot 50Xi70: garage;
electric lights close to bus and school.
Can heir, you fnanace down payment.
Balance $3.50 per month. Can or see
MIR. SMITH. 525- Lemcke Bldg. II. 42i2;
evenings Wa dOkd-R
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Situations Wanted FemaIe

STENOGRAPHER- Four years experience,
Arm of standing. Be. 4O72
HALLIDAY WORK-By week; exp. woman
Hours 30. Ref. He. 1878.
PART Bookkeeping; exp. in B. and
l.. work. Ii. 1905.
EXP. FIRST GLASS LAUNDRESS - Work
to take home. He. 3645.
CURTAINS AND DRAPFRIES-TO LAUD-
DER. MRS. J. LUTZ. MA. 0150.
DAY-Work WaShings to bring home; ex-
perienced woman Try. 1925.
EXP. WOMAN-Part day work by week;
general houseWork. DR.. 0749.
GENERALy-Housework or laundry work
experienced woman. Oh. 454l-M.
LAUNDRY TO BRING HOME.
BE. 36l2-M.
EXPERIENCED-Gir wants general house
work. half days. Ri. 32l3.
EXP. COLORED CIRL--Wants general
homework, by the day. He. 1857.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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Transportation

YELLOWAY SYSTEM, INC.
ST.. Louis. IS. 1l:00 A. M. Hoo p. M.
Chicago. So. $3.50, 1870 A M. 1880 P. M.
Dayton $500. Pittsburgh $500
Denver $500 Los Angeles $4,000
Dennison Hotel. Riley 1918 Ii 1888
English Hotel. Riley 1873
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Business Places for Rent

MERIDIAN at 18TH - Very suitable for
grocery.
Delaware at North-very suitable for
barber shop
=, +, H. WooDsMALL & CO.. INC.
Ii; 1891 Ma. 1908.
I'VE insure everything but the hereafter'i
Nights and holidays call
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EARNS for Rent

ACRES-North; fruit. good house. not
modern $50 HUI. 3403
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, lS37-Half double, semi-mod-
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Apartments for Rent

ADDISON. 279 Ms rms. bath. ht., light
gas. wa. phone. w. Wash. car. Be. 0847
ASHLAND AVE, lsl4-Upper. duplex; 6
rms. with bath; heat water furnished.
HALL PLACE. 1920 3 rms. and bath;
water paid; private entrance: SIS.
SHELBY, ll55-New, modern. up-to-date
apts., with Frigidaire, complete kitch-
enette and steam heat. Or. 5297.
TENTH, T., 3433-Apt. A. Q rooms, bath,
steam heat; $40; open. Main 3478.
THE PALMA
Colored Apartment-Senate & North.
Six rooms, good heat, hot and cold
water furnished. See custodian or
WASHINGTON BANK & TRUST co.
THE BALLARD
l42 E. OHIO ST.
l. 2 and 3-room apartments; low rentals.
WASHINGTON BANK & TRUST co.
THIRTY EIGHTH ST. AND COLLEGE AV.
SCOTIA BLDG.
Six and seven rooms; suitable Tor stuqio
and close to grade school. See custo-
WASHINGTON BANK q TRUST c.
THIRTY EIGHTH AND ILLINOIS SITS.
CONCORD BLDG.
Three rooms and breakfast-room with
set furnished. Heat and water furnished.
WASHINGTON BANK g TRUST co.
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ASHLAND AVE.

Close in six rooms; modern through
out; no Barrett; 2-car garage; only $4,000,
- u j. G. = MccULLoUGH AGENCY.
106 N. Del Ma. 1903.
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Apartments for Rent
Houses and Flats Furnished
Houses for Rent

ADAMS, 236l--5-room double: semI-mod
garage; near school. Oh. 2947-M.
APPLICABLE ST, i845-4-room semi-mod-
ern double; $40. Drexel 1900.
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YOUR Credit Is Good

You can phone IN your want ads and
nave nave them charged. This courtesy is ex-
accounts on our books. Avail yourself OF
this opportunity. courteous girl will
nelp you, write your ad. Call Main $500
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garage; near school. CHI 2s47-M.
APPLICABLE ST, l845-4-roonl senli-mod-
ern double; $50. Drexel 1900.
for tearoom, art shop millinery beauty iEis
parlor. etc: live above; $50. Hu. 1888
CHARLES, 1337-Half double, semi-mod-
ern; water paid; SIS. DR.. STA
CUSHING, 2S63-Colored: double, 3 large
rooms. new garage; cleo: $ll. Be. 1924
$25. Key next door. DR.. 4583M.
ENGLISH AVE, l1l4-lSl6-Deloss, 1906
-Four rooms. electricity, new. papered; $40.
GRACELAND, 42l9--4 large rooms; bath;
garage; thoroughly modern. Or. l472-W.
GRAY, N. 834--ia modern double: S rms.
$50, water paid: garage. wa. 2604-R 2.
water paid: garage; SIC. Be. 1884
MICHIGAN, w, 3201-Modern rooms,
garage, water paid; $40 month. W. r.
HUNTER CO. Ma. 1913
NEW JERSEY, N, l6ss-six-room double:
garage; S35. He. 4132.
NOBLE, s.. 9l0-Dandy 5-rm. upper; gar;
water. heat. furnished; $3.50. Hu. 1884
NORDYKE, 1244-Double rooms, garage,
gas, cleo, good condition. $3.50. Be. 1884.
NORTH SIDE-6-room modern double:
6uilt-in features; only $35. Ha 1854.
Q ssE 3a:r 2 b9 [s5f ro9 %0d new t95n
PARK, 14o9-Walking distance: 5-rm. du-
plex; city heat. water furn; $50. He. $685..
PINE, 236 IA rooms, semi-mod.; inside
toilet: garage; SIS. Ii. 414i
RITTER, s.. 372-4 rooms; water paid: sis.
81 PeteIrs s., 1914; rms; garage; water
J. W. FRIDAY.
5S4 Lemcke Ma. 2s1s.
RURAL. s.. 24-6-room double, Senli-mod-
ern garage. water pd, s23. Ii. 107z
2732 SHELBY--Near GARFIELD Park: 5-rni.
strictly nn6GT1 CO. mat s- Il AnE
month w. r. HUNTER CO. Ma. 1918.
SPRING, 325-27-2 semi-mod. singles: pas.
cleo. water paid; sl5. He 1858.
ST. CLAIR. E, ll20-Double; mod, rms:
garage; good condition: $50. Be 1884
ST; PETER. 9ll--5 rms, Sis. Call md.
-l- oIS ". $50 w. Market. II. 2290.
oP3 sndoinbl 02S Ssl looms o;;.',,.sIs %
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5-RM MOD. APIS Steam heat; wa paid:
gar; only SS5. 1919 Blaine. HUI. 546s.
5,,ROOM-Cottage garage. chicken house:
halI acre. 1906 Dudley Ave. Be. 1881.
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l5-ACRE FRUIT AND POULTRY FARM
New buildings. 20 miles southwest, would
sell or lease; good terms. l.. T. GRADER,
"A S. Summit st.
Evening star., 1928-08-03

and Hiser's All-Stars booked for Sun
day. Takoma Tigers will be busy. Tiger
players are to meet at the District line
tomorrow at / o'clock and at noon
Sunday.
Hartford Seniors have carded Snitz
Naus Capitols for Sunday on No, 3
diamond at o'clock
District Title and Phi Sigma Kappa
mines will clash tomorrow at o'clock
on No. 10 Monument diamond,
Numerous meetings are scheduled for
teams tonight, All Corinthian insect,
midget and junior players will gather at
8 o'clock at Immaculate Conception
Hail. Mavis Midgets gather at 7:30
o'clock at 479 Maryland avenue, Sam
Rice Midgets at l346 ID street northeast
at o'clock, Liberty Midgets at 1896
Girard street at 7:30 o'clock, Warwick
Insects at 7 O'Clock at the home of Vic
GauzYa and Lionel A. c. at the home of
Manager Giessel at 8 o'clock.
Rex Insects, who have booked with
Brentwood Midgets for Monday at
Mount Rainier, want other games. Call
Manager H. w. La Quay at Hyattsville
20-J.
Some spirited battling is promised
Sunday, when Vic's Sport Shop and
Jacob Jones mines clash at o'clock on
Plaza diamond
Unlimited teams are challenged to a
game Sunday by Lanham A. {. of Lam
ham Md Arrangements may be made
at Potomac 2570-J.
SamoSet Midgets have diamond for
tomorrow and seek foe. Call Lincoln
1881 Samosets will talk foot ball plans
next Monday night at the home Of
Kenneth Wood
Corinthian Midgets will book games
at Columbia 7504. and Joe Judge Pee
wees will accept challenges at Lincoln
S6T7.
GauthIer was effective on the mound
for Hess A, C. yesterday and Seamen
Gunners took 7-to-9 setback. Goa
harts downed Washington Pirates. CO.
lonials trounced Monarchs, Is TO 8. and
Rex Insects defeated Hyattsville, IL to
7. in other contests Yesterday
Evening star., 1928-08-03
Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO Chuck Virgins, Indian
ap0lis, won from Les Mariner, Chicago
10D. Martie Gallagher, Washington,
technically knocked out Tom Simonich,
Cleveland 49, Jimmy Bean. Tulsa.
knocked out Jimmy Darrah, Los An
geies l3J. Buzz Griffith. Sioux CITY,
Iowa. and Marshall Leach Gary. Ind
drew 80 owen Phelps, Phoenix Ariz..
won from X o White. New Orleans - .
DETROIT. --e Jimmy McIarnin. Los
Angeles. knocked out atauislans Ioay-
"a, Chile "a Johnny Datto, Cleveland,
won from Patsy Ruffslo, Detroit (8l
Soldier DombroVski Detroit. defeated
Johnny Franks. Markediree, Ark 49,.
FORT THOMAS, Ky Jimmy Me-
Dermott, Terre Haute, Ind, defeated
Kid Lencho. indianapolis 10). Danny
Rmdd Terre Haute, knocked out joey
Lawrence, Dayton Ohio a.. Buddy
Ice. Nashville, knocked out Jim Kelly.
Dayton "a Clyde Jones Louisville,
defeated George Liddy, Cincinnati ~
Calvin Baker. Aurora Ind defeated
Toughy Berry. Dayton, Ohio 90.
Evening star., 1928-08-03
Focal Dozen HeauyuUegh Aspire IunneyS

blow shook the Chilean to his heels
and he was reeling around the ring
under . barrage of rights and lefts TO
the head when the bell ended the
round.
still dazed. Loayza came up for the
fourth slowly. A paralyzing left hook
to the chin sent the Chilean reeling
and a right shot him into the ropes,
from which he bounded back and
sprawIed on his face in the resin, while
the referee tolled of the fatal 10. Loay
"a was carried to his corner where
handlers were more than 10 minutes
In bringing him back to consciousness.
The bout drew close to SOC, 1000. a rec
ord gate for lightweights in the Mid
die West. After the bout, Eddie Kane,
manager of Sammy Mandell, announced
that he had tentatively accepted terms
for n return match between the cham
pion and McLarnin to be held here this
Fall.