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Deaths.

sTsIMs. JOHN. Departed this life Monday;
July g. 1873. at 8.35 p m. az water i9co
Hospital. JOHN. the devoted son OF mrs.
Harriet simms He also leaves 70 mourn
niece and a host of other relatives and
friends Remains resting at his lats resi-
dence. 1880 2nd ST.. s.w. Funeral Frldfy.
July Il. at an from s.. vincent 20
s.W. -
SMITH. WALTER H. Departed his tie
1874 You st. NV. a. / am. WALTER H.
SMITH. devoted husband Of Luvenia Har-
rison. loving brother Of Willie Henry.
Frank and Charles smith remains m m, ar. are
pariors. 2222 Ga. ave. nv Notice Of
funeral hereafter
WATKINS. WILLIAM Kyle. suddenly,
Monday; July g.; 1929. u m at Gay1l,ssii6e
Buddy. beloved son OF Bessie Y. Watkins
End the late William K; Watkins ~
7th and Eye sts. ne. THURSDAY. July 10.
terry. IL
WHITMAN. ELEANOR $. Suddenly. Wed
nssday. July II. 1928. a. her v resdsncs'
WHITMAN. beloved widow of the late
. John Whitman. Remains resting At BY
songs funeral home, 1900 st. NV No
tice of funeral later.
Yer, WILLIAM II. Suddenly. Tuesday. july
10, 1925 at his residence. Oxon Hill. Prince
Georges County. Nd. WILLIAM y. Voc.
resting at the chapel Of Thomas r Mtir-
ray 4 Son. 2007 Nichols ave. Sc. Services
ct st. Thomas Church. Croome. Prince
GEORGES County. Nd; on ThurSdav JrlT
y. at ~ am Relatives and friends In
vited. Interment at church cemetsy~.
Kindly omit flowers ~
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the Health Department in the past "a hours;
Emma Moling. 90. 1874 Harvard st.
George Chamberlain, ~, Wardman Park
Hotel.
Mary Brown Janney. 70. 1922 Mass. ave
Jeanette Hopper, ss, Little Sisters of the
Poor.
Frances r. johnson. IS. s27 N. J. ave.
Beverly A. Read. 81, 1852 @ st.
Job Weeden Tent. 81, us 10Th st,
Victor Hoffman. "a, St. Elizaoeths Hos
pital.
Edna M. Hesthcote. IS, Walter Reed Cen
erai Hospital
Walter Howell Lee. IS. homeopathic Hos
pital.
James L. Hegar. Al Rock Creek Park,
Joseph Hawkins. 81, Potomac River near
Davis hoat.
Marjorie MAY Thorne, 10, 1i24 nth st.
Joseph Howard Szozesny, t. 3i6 18TH 81.
ne. - .t.,
Alice Wigeanton. S. Freedmeus Hospital
Julia Harley. IS, Gallinger Hospital
Grace Duffy. %, GaiIinger Hospital.
Howard Meichor, Q. Freedmen's Hospital.
Ernest Turner. 4. Children's Hospital!
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Marriage licenses have been issued to
IF Herman i. Kirby. %. Anderson. w. Va,
and Louise r. Thorpe, 81, Richmond; Rev.
aS cisde VI. Waller. %, and Lucy s. wrsy,
10. Rev Charles B. Austin.
William A, Rhodes. 81. and Grace w.
Kittei 90 Rev. e. c. Russell
Kenneth w Kinney, 81 and Elsie v. HoH-
man, 20; Rey, John G; Palmer p
Downs. 40 Rev. A. H. Mckinley.
Melvin pisss, &C. and Christine Barnes
% Guido lido Thompson on g. Gaylord. Va. and
GLADYS Martin. 90. White Post Va Rev.
Van" samne, y" Farber. al, and Ruth Brave. 10.
both Of Baltimore; Rev. Julius r. Loeb.
Harry r. Lazaros 81. this city. and Addie
Nj, Oliver, 81. Newport News Rev II. W.
Kenneth C. Caldwell. 10. Annapolis. and
Masie r. VrSo, ~. this city, judge r. f.
Mpttincly.
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MRS. M. {. BACON DEAD.

Funeral Rites for Widow VIII Be
Held Tomorrow.
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Bacon, so years
old, of 31s First street southeast, died
In Garfield Hospital yesterday after a
short illness.
Mrs Bacon was the widow of Orville
Lane Bacon, for a number of years
in the wholesale and retail meat bust
ness here. She had long been an ac-
tive member of the First M, P. Church.
She is survived by two daughters,
Mrs E. r. Sutherland Of North Garden.
Va, and Miss Annie A. Bacon of this
city; a sister, Mrs Earl Brennan OF
Baltimore, and by two half-brothers.
Newton Cornwell of Silver Hill, Md,
and Wallace Cornweli of this city.
Funeral services will be conducted
at the residence tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock. Interment will be In Con-
gressional Cemetery.
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A. C. BURGESS DIES.

Keeper at Zoo Had Been III for
Three Months.
Albert C. Burgess, 81 years old
keeper at the Washington Zoo. died
at his residence, $50 Luray place, yes
terday after an illness of three months
Mr. Burgess was a member OF Joppa
Lodge No. IS, F, A, A. NJ, and OF
the Junior Order Of United American
Mechanics
He leaves his widow. Mrs Margaret
Burgess: two sons. Albert c. Burgess.
jr.. and Sterling j. Burgess: two
daughters. Mrs. Margaret Linsdell and
Mrs. Emily e. Trivist. his mother. Mrs,
Eliza Burgess. and brother, Thomas
E.. Burgess,
Funeral services will be conducted at
the residence tomorrow morning at III
o'clock. Interment will be in Con-
gressional Cemetery.
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RITES FOR MRS. JOHNSON.

Funeral services for Mrs. Frances II.
johnson, 65 years old, who died sun
day at the home of her son, Harry
Johnson, s27 New Jersey avenue, will
be conducted tomorrow morning from
Hines funeral parlors, 1901 Fourteenth
street, at 10 O'Clock. The body VIII be
taken to her home in winchester for
interment.
Mrs johnson is survived by her hus-
band. Robert johnson. Of Winchester n
daughter. Mrs Harry Deitzel, and son,
Harry johnson, both OF this city.
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Pangalos Freed From Prison.

ATHENS. Greece. July IL (Ap)+-Gen
Theodorus Pangalos, who was thrown
into prison in August, 1926, after being
ousted as dictator was a free man
today He had been awaiting trial for
treason.
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3n Mfmnrlam.

BOYD, IROw. Departed this life two veass
soY i9da y } his ssd isne q, Nex Yo
ave. NV. Washington, y. c.
Gone. but not forgotten:
ro Never h sna o n nraas tses
Around that spot where sou are laif
How we miss yom, DEAR
HIS DEVOTED SISTER. CARRIE p
loved son, GRIFFIN BROWN. VINO passed
away one year ago today. July H. 1927
am thinking Of you. dear Grimm.
Just thinking OF the past.
Picturing Won in nv memory
HIS MOTHER. MRS LoTTTE brown. :
EDLIN: JAMES 7. II sad bit Iovi rs,, =:
7. EDLTN fprGGYl. who entered 'rs
hspny beyond eight years ago today july
IL. 1920.
As the years roll on -'s
] miss ycu more. -
But am striving hard 10 meet yor
LONELY WIFE. LILLE A. EDL1T'
FARRELL. JAMES HARRY. III sad and rea-
Ing rsmsmsrsncs Of my dear 5rota1E
wears ago today. july II. 1917. Mass at
ST, AuguStine's Church.
Yours is the joy victory and gain n
For me Is still the waitins. a
HIS SISTER. MARY z. FARRELL
MINIS. WALTER Y. In sad hut loving
father. WALTER v. MrNNIs. who did
July II. 1927.
You suffered hours. yes. hours nf 1aiHi
To wait fos a cure. bat all in vain -
Till God alone knew what was best.
He called you home to give you rest. =.
HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN FRANCES
AND JOHN
M0FFETT. PAUL ], In sad bat loving re-
membrsnce Of our dear husoard ara
father. PAUL J. MOFPETT. who died six
months ago to-day January III. 1928.
Today recalls sad memories
OF MIR loved one laid 70 rest,
And those who still remember hin,.
Are the ones who loved him 5est
So sad. SO sudden. was the call,
But God In His wisdom knew what Ess
So He took him 70 Heaven to rest.
No one knows how we miss him,
No one knows the tears We shed,
But IN Heaven We hope TO meet him
Where no farewell words are said.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN,
SMITH, ELIZA In sad but loving re-
memhrance OF our devoted mother. ELIZA
A. SMITH. who departed this life eleven
wears ago today. july IL, 1877
No one knows the silent heartache.
Cniy those who have lost can tell
For the one We love so we'll.
miss 70, now, nv heart is sore.
As time goes By l miss you more
Your loving smile. your gentle face.
No one can fill your vacant place.
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-11
CHAMBERLAIN IS BURIED
IN ARLINGTON CEMETERY
Former Oregon Senator's Funeral
Is Conducted by Norfolk Pas
tor, Rev. w. H. T. Squire.


Funeral services for former Senator
George Earle Chamberlain. who died
Monday, we're conducted at Wardman
Park Hotel. where he made his home
today at 1890 o'clock Rev. w H. r.
Squire Of Norfolk, Va. officiated. In
terment with military honors, was in
Arlington Cemetery.
Honorary pallbearers were Clyde B.
Aitchison, DR.. James A. Cannon, JEFF
ferson Myers, S. w Mcintosh, Peter @.
Nyce and Charles P. Swindler.
Mr. Chamberlain, who served two
terms in the Senate, was wartime
chairman Of the Senate military affairs
committee and also a former member
of the United States Shipping Board.
AS II young man Senator Chamber
lain served In Indian campaigns in
oregon as a lieutenant in the militia
of that State, which had been called
into active service.
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More than $3.500,000 worth of rabbit
and hare furs were sold by New Zea-
land last year.
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Births Reported.

The following births hav. been Fegorste ted to
Leonard P. and DoFs v G sssf,ob boy ,ov
Carl II. and Elsie 3. Gels. boy.
Robert l.. and Grace D Stultz. boy.
Richard H. and Daisy NJ. Green boy.
Ray II. and Aiieen Stevenson. boy.
Reuben and Minnie Klein. boy.
Robert N. and Mary Anderson. boy.
Michael E and Eleanor Buckley, BOY.
Charles Il. and Helen j. ,, Bardos' boz boy
Hervey s. and Constance y. UnanEst, boy
s s,n and Gatherings rs p.., Nsstor or boz.
Charles r. and Madeline Weekly. boy.
James and Nellie ELL. MulyIhili liz girl
William !, and Mae rita Barrett, girl,
Henry and Edna H. White. girl.
Philip r. and Helen s chiles:: girl.
John D. and Sa Martha Mcintosh, girl.
Be eDnie G. and and Alma Il HAYES, girl,
Martin r and Mary K. Ries. girl.
cnariss s snd LARA n. Merkie SRI
crispin G. and Anna K. REYNOLDS GIRL
joseph N. and Mildred Grown. gi,l -,
Walter and Matilda Vannaman. girl.
Leo J. and Carol waldron. girl,
Casper Il. and Pernetts CottreH' Eir4
James l.. and Mary NJ. Mayars. girl.
walter n, and Margaret e Baugh. girl.
Kenna II and Rerdeane !. McKeever. girl.
Ferdinand and Helen Hermann. Girl
Oscar A. and Helen Zoellrer. girl
Leo and Viola Arnold. girl.
Frank C and Nettie NJ Dresser, boz,
Farold W ard Agnes Limerick. hoy.
wilson and Gertrude + Wynn. boz
VITO and Amelia RinaIdi. boy.
william y and Helen D McMakin: girl.
GEORGE w and Isabelle NJ. Eslin. girl
Edward q and Anna Robinson. girl
Martin NJ and GLADYS Moore. Girl.
Horace r. and Eta r Williams Eirl
John and BERTHA Garland. boy,
Theodore ard Lucy Banks. hoy
Henry and Lula Robinson. girl
Frank ard Lucille Cooper. gir9.
Edward and Annie Ashton, boy.
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CAMEO PIN, in sold mounting with pearls
Mansions, or oath st. Reward Ad. a6s3.
CERTIFICATE NO. G-3362. dated June l..
1927 shares Potomac Electric Power Co.
So per cent rreferred stock in name of
Association Of Oldest Inhabitants. Return
TO treasurer. National Savings a. Trust Co.
and receive reward. lNN
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FOUND
lIlS1.

FOR LOST ANIMALS. apply Animal Rescue
League, $40 Maryland ave. s.w. Main s0ss.
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DOG white and brown, part shepherd. with
license No sii Reward II returned to 26is
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ARGENTINA DATA.

ARGENTINA DATA.
For week ending july Q. 1929
~Temperature-PTecipit ton
Cur. Depar. Cur. Denar.
Corn and
Northern
wheat Zone 81 I'll 90 ga
Southern
Wheat Zone 81 "a 90 ga
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EARRING. gold. antique. July 6th. shell
shaped with turquoise center. Reward. SsSs
-
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EYEGLASSES. shell-rim. with ear pieces.
Reward IL returned TO c. Demonet. 1890
Az
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DOG. Scotch terrier, black Monday morn
Ing. recently clipped; answers TO name Buff
FMS Phone West a036 to pm or North
1891 EVENINGS; reward
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EYEGLASSES. tortoise shell rim. without
case iath and N, of i4th Sc, car line. Re-
ward North k4ai
FRATERNITY pm. Delta Sigma Phi, initials
w, A X" on hack reward Atlantic
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Doc. small brown spits resembles police
pup. in Georgetown, Reward II returned.
Call Potomac boat Club. West 75s.
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GLASSES, Sheil-rimmed, in brown leather
elite case; between 6.ia and R,4A pm, RE-
ward Call Main i04SA, Ia
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GRIP black containing lady's apparel
somewhere between Washington and Alex"
andrla early Monday morning, Kindly re-
turn 10 Mrs, NJ Allen 1919 10th st North
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CHECK, payable my order. unindorsed l. n
Perkins. Address Box l4-J, star once
DIARY, dark red leather. with several other
books and meme lost Sunday morning Re
ward If returned to !. r. r.. Broadfoot. 6a2
ne. Phone Line. SS4 ia
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Furniture Fashions of the Hour

entire room ensemble, hut merely replacing
these few pieces with others of the newer
style trends,
Our Department oi Interior Decoration will
he glad 10 assist YOU with YOUR intsr.p period
pIenishjnks or help yon with your color
schemes and arrangements il y0u like.
Hare at the Ms,er Il Co Store you will find
almost everything imaginable IN enable YOU
10 develop the type Of home you desire.
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GLASSES, shells trimmed, sunday, between
business section and Monument Grounds,
Call POTOMAC 2lAa, lie
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kEYS~~nuuca OK keys. seven on RING; be-
tween sherman and Wisconsin ayes. on n ST.
Telephone West 2l4i; reward. Ia
LADY's pOCKETBOok In Rock Greek Park
with eyeglasses. no money, Please call
Adams 1850 OF pTTa 1900 Randolph st nv
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CAMEO ,, PIN, in sold moantinx With pearls;
Mansions, or aath st. Reward : Ad ssss
CERTIFICATE NO. G-32e2, dated June /.
per esne ssees In ns.
hssocstion Q, Oldest Innaoitants Ret rp
and receive reward. Ia
CHECK, payable my order, unindorsed: L n
Perkins. Address BOX la-J star once.
! DIARY, dark red leather. with several other
ne. Phone Line ss4 i2'
Dou. small brown spits: resembles police
an N Gsorgns aos Club ReT weS s
DOG. Scotch terrier, black; Monday morn
ins reesntly elipned, o answers TO name m Nsnf,
1891 evenlnssi reward,
DOG, white and brown, part shepherd. with
short tail; answers to the name OF Pal;
license No sil Reward II returned TO 26is
EARRING, aold. antique. July 9Th: shell
shaped with turquoise center. Reward. ssSs
s NJ, NV. Ia
EYEGLASSES. shell~rm. with ear pieces.
Reward IL returned TO G. Demonet. 1890
Conn ave,
EYEGLASSES. tortoise shell rim. without
case; i4th and y; of iath St car line Re"
FRATERNITY PIN. Delta Sigma rhi: initials
W A. X" on back, reward. Atlantic
GLASSES, Sheil-rimmed. in brown leatAer~
ward, Call Main l0Asas IL
GLASSES, shell-rimmed, sunday, between
business section and Monument Grounds,
Call Potomac 2l4e. IL
dRrP. black. containing lady'S apparel.
somewhere between Washington and Alex"
andrla early Monday morning, Kindly re-
turn To Mrs, NJ Allen 1919 10th st North
KEYS nunen Of keys. seven on rins; be
Telephone West 2l4i' reward. IL
LADys PocKErnooK in Rock Greek Park;
with eyeglasses. no money Please call
Adams 1859 or p7Ta 1900 Randolph 81. NV,
PockgrBook, containing sum OF money
and brotherhood card. between Mt, Rainier,
ii us; fV reward Str saos ssth, nj, Rsintsr Ma
phons Main aa.o, branch 8. -.
Ind 81 r' srd i, near ST" NAVY YARD, july %
Reward siets and 81. Sc, Lin. 9nia,
RUG, one, Powered kaShmir; or July ., in
the vicinity Of Niinsls I'd Tel r. >saS ayr.
ano saina aq Tsssrd 1 co iasi '"'' NoA"''
udnRELIA--.ssma blue silk on bench near
ssabtrsnce 70 Zoo rs1s Saturday afternoon
o nsa asNs' c Co; GALLERY r oias
st. INV nv North 1851 i1ss i Il NV
WHEEL Hun CAP and Canopy wills nc
july I TO- northwest section Of city Klndis
telephone West aeao Reward.
WRIST WATch, ladys, small acla brace
let hetNeen 10th and nth on a. or
desk Woodward 4 tothfoe
n Bic SnM' 81 Rmerican Riosiaphs, vesame
ar a'H'f Nm AHA Elas '''' conn ave- I" non"
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Nowadays IL 10 considered decidedly smart TO
combine furnishings oil different periods. dill
fsssnt isbries and varied colors in the same
soon. Numbsriess clever decorative effects
msv he achieved in this manner However,
there should he observed certain dekree oi
harmony smonf the thinf' used.
Ard how practical this is. For at an time
yhen ons Or twn of the pieces are m lonseF
dssirabIs, there IL M need Of disposIns oil the
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GARRY. CARL. Tuesday, July 10. 1928, at
his residence 4To4 Roscdale ave. Bethesda,
Md. CARL D. beloved husband ., Lee
II. CARLY Funeral services viii be held
At his late residence Thursday. june IL
At pm Interment In Glenwood Gene
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POckETROOk, containing sum OF money
and brotherhood card. between MI Rainier,
Md, aud renna, n. n. Co, AZ and u SITS, Sw,
LiheraI reward aaOS a6th, MI Rainier, Nd
phnng Main aDAn. branch &
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$40 REWARD for return 81 sample copy Of
dictionary OF American HiegIanh', vesnMe
l. lost SUNDAY morning Return 10 81
Alhans Apls aaih Conn. ave. ~ Roem
hnd, AM Blda.
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rOcKETBOoK, brown leather laay's, on
aud OF ard 81 near Navy YARD. July 10.
Reward KIEta 1nd sc Lin 9nf1
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HAHN. John s. On Monday, july Q, 1928.
ct his residence. lA09 Buchanan st. q. ".
JOHN s.. beloved husband OF Mary Hahn.
Funeral services at the above address on
Thursday, fuly IL. at 10 am rnterment
Arlington National Cemetery Relatives
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RUG, one, fioWered kaShmir' on july ., IN
the vicinity OF Kitnsle I'd. Tel, Ff. ys4S dur
SHOE BUCKLE, antique enamel Monday
IN srnings reward Col 1891.
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JOHNSON, FRANCES n. Suddenly on sun
dav, Juls 9. 1898 ut the residence Of her
S0S FRA 2xN psH'a al NsS ''Fssy sSs
resting az the s n Mines Co funeral
home. a90t iath ST. nv. Funeral services
and tnteFment at Winchester, Va. on
Thursday Iuiy ~
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UMBRELLA. brown silk, owl handle. lost
opposite coreofan Gallery. Fl, oaa6
WATCH, white eold lost al You and nth
SITS NV, North 1881. 1859 at. NV.
WHEEL. HUB CAP ana Canopy wills nc
ciairl, nickel plated on TUESDAY eveninE,
July 10. northwest section OF city, Kindly
telephone West aeaS. Reward,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-30
Gene Tunney
Tells Plans
for Future
Champion Meets With
SCribeS to Reveal His
Intentions.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY,
limited Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, July 30.-Gene
Tunney's plans for the future, in
Guiding a rumored announcement OF
his retirement from the ring, were
expected to come from the cham
pion's own lips today at a formal
meeting with newspapermen.
The widest sort of rumors con-
corning the future activities OF the
heavyweight titleholder have been
circulated since he scored tech
meal knockout over Tom Heeney In
the eleventh round Of their title
bout at Yankee Stadium Thursday
night.
Gene Tunney's sole adviser, man
ager and confident is Gene Tunney
and until Gene Tunney announces
his definite plans there will remain
some doubt as to just what the
champion has up his sleeve.
The financial failure of the Hee-
ney bout was great blow to Tun-
ney's pride, and with the added
prestige and popularity the victory
over the Hard Rock from down
under gave him, it seems logical to
presume Tunney may engage in one
more bout before he hangs up the
gloves that raised him from the
streets Of Greenwich Village to
millionaire champion.
The champion has made all ar
rangements to leave for Europe Aug.
16 to join Thornton Wilder, the
novelist, on a tour of the continent,
and there is nothing to indicate
that he will not carry out his plans.
He will visit the Tailtean games,
the Irish Olympiad, the guest
Of President Cosgrave of the Irish
Free State and then go to Lon
don, where it is expected he will
visit George Bernard Shaw and the
Prince of Wales. From there he
plans to hike over France and Ger
many and perhaps other European
countries, and return in time to
vote for Al Smith.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-30
Al Foreman Has
Turned in Many
Worthy Victories

The record of AL Foreman, who
meets Jimmy Hackley in the main
event of Tuesday nights Punch
Bowl fistic show, forwarded to Cap
tain Clark, matchmaker, shows the
British pug has done exceptionally
well since he arrived in the States.
His twenty-three matches in this
country have resulted as follows:
c.l KIdn.ockqutsmRqPy Stein g =. rounds:
Tremaine, technical 81, Joe williams l6l,
Eddie De Simon ~, Billy Miske (2l Kid
Julian (5), Billy Kinds 49,. Joe Rivers
~, Patsy McNulty (7l. A. Eantiago IN. A.
Schekels "a. Babe Pacato 81 and Billy
Herald (3).
Decisions were gained over Joe
Susa, Mike Ballerino and Freddie
Jacks, and win by foul was scored
over Jimmy Hackley here last April,
while the only loss sustained by
Foreman in this country, according
to his manager, was a ten-rounder
with Kid Kaplan.
Hackley was down to such fine
edge that he abandoned boxing Sun
day afternoon, and planned but a
light workout today at the Anterior
gym.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-30

first in the parachute jumping con-
test, landing in the center of a cir
Gle on the field. Marvin Blansett,
Anderson, was second, and Oscar
Cutler, North Manchester, was third.
Prizes were SIS, $50 and $25.
Roy McMurtry, Jr., 80, R. R. 1,
New Salem, Ind, won first place in
the first annual Pilgrims Club
twenty nine-mile marathon from
Anderson to the airport, held in
connection with the dedication. His
time was 3:58:48.
McMurtry, who has only one arm,
was eleventh in c. c. Pyle's cross
country bunion derby.
John Stone, Marion, thirty second
in Pyle's derby, was second with
4:14:15, and Harold SmelSer, Mum
Gle Y. M. G. A, was third with
4:25:23. Nineteen runners were en-
tered.
Fireworks Close Program
Night flying and a night para
chute jump by oscar Collier, North
Manchester, in the glare Of flood
lights, and a fireworks display
closed the ceremony.
During the afternoon several
hundreds passengers were carried by
the visiting planes.
Indianapolis planes at the dedica-
toin included four from HooSier
airport, three Travel Air biplanes
piloted by Harold c. Brooks, Orville
Grimes and Charles Thompson; a
Velie Monocoupe, piloted by Charles
E. Cox of Murphy Motors, Inc, and
Everett C. Winnings in Waco 10.
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Curtiss Oil plane destroyed when
the ship crashed into a tree, has
been made by the board Of inquiry
appointed by Adjt. Gen. William H,
KerShner.
General Kershner today said he
expected a report from the commits
tee within the next few days,
Rapid improvement IS being shown
by the two accident victims, Lieut.,
Carroll D. Doak, 3148 indianapolis
Ave-, and Sergt John L. Long, 2l03
Allfree st. vi
Long was reported today at city
hospital to be out of danger and
on the road to recovery. He sus-
tanned fractured skull. Doak is.
still confined to a wheel chair at
Methodist Hospital as a result or
a fractured upper arm requiring a
plaster cast around the chest.