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They haze SCUM the
Wind. and they shall
reap the luhirllUi,d."-
Hosea VII, Z.
CHAPTER 1

WHEN Sybil Thorne was younger
" and her picture appeared every
day or two In the social columns,
1t was usually captioned "Boston's
Fairest Bud"
Society editors heaped praise and
compliments upon her. One OF them
declared her to be the most popu.
lar and the most beautiful" debu.
tante OF the season. Another pro-
nounced her the best dancer, and
a third the most accomplished
sportswoman.
A short while ago one OF the
newspapers. launching a contest to
elect Miss Boston," rescued an old
cut from the reference room. and
headed 1t "Madcap Beliefs She
Boston's Prettiest Girl?"
But Sybil isn't exactly q girl any
more. She was 30 last month.
Her first trinmphs date back to
the war. 1t was then she grew up:
falling In love, after the fashion of
adolescents. with soldier. Shortly
afterward she parked her corsets
at tea dance. and proceeded to the
enjoyment of those reckless pur.
suits which reformers and profess
sors write about with great feeling
The youth of the land" was be-
coming subject for TRADE and tears.
Worthy citizens formed vigilance
committees. and wrote articles.
Some of them have been support
ing themselves that way ever since.
Sybil was Is when she first got
herself talked about. It was partly
because she was SO unusually
pretty. People can believe almost
anything OF girl with beautiful
legs. particularly II she possesses.
also. certain symmetry Of form
and loneliness Of features SYPHILIS
eyes are beautiful pools Of velvety
softness. fecked with little darts of
coppery stun. Her skin has an
ivory pal1or. and she makes UP her
lips SO they look like = bleeding
o0Cn IA uSt paw S0N0s
IRON the time Sybil could talk.
= she has been a creature OF moods
and tempers. Her temperament
probably has had good deal to do
with fashioning her life. But then.
Of course. there was the war. The
war bungled : lot Of things.
Sybil Just missed being Z var
bride. At Miss Middleton6 select
boarding school oil through the win.
ter Of 1917 she folded Red Cross
tandages. and made innumerable
bags Of cretonne with draw strings
In each bag she put Z knit face
cloth OF uncertain dimensions. Z
package Of cigarets. bar Of sweet /
chocolate. . pair Of socks and I
sleeveless sweater.
During vacation she rebelled.
TITS 30 StMPLE!" she TUNED
"Crazy old sweaters and socks thaf
rags!1
She threw her knitting needles
away. and Miss Middleton cut her
down "a . Bo1shevist.
m . conscientious objector. :.
Sybil used to say: and that. Ii those
days. was regarded g : sreaf
heresy. One night at dinner she
threw ! verbal bombshsll Into the
family gathering.
I'm sick - death che told her
as1ontehed parents. '.of the futlltly
Of the life lead. want to 20
somethin9. I'm going across.
Hey father chOked On his rice
!, paddtng Nothing Of the sort 81
objected. WHEN he caught his
bresth, Are ron crazy. Gybill*
Her mother vas quito unmoYe1.
Don't sysu th'nks dear 80
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[nograph-"o yer eHover
There"
.Sybil put her fingers In her ears.
"Oh." she muttered.
"You must remember" her father
told her sternly. that your mothers
nerves are all on edge. Don't let
mo hear any more Of this talk
abopt going across, It's nonsense
utter nonsense!"
LIE NEVER knew that the next
- day Sybil went to Y. NJ. c. A.
headquarters and volunteered for
overseas service. Tor presently there
was : ruling that no relatives OF
soldiers. would be accepted. and
Sybil resigned herself to the In.
evitable..
~ tried" she told herself sav.
egsly. God knows I don't want
to play with gauzs while Tad and
the rest Of them -"
She choked on tho very thought.
Often ct night she saw Tad lying
il ! pool Of blood. His face was
blown away sometimes. or there
was great hole In hi3 chest. And.
II be wasn't quite dead. he was
g.sping-trying to say something.
She ana TAD were such pals. It
was hard on : girl 70 cut bandages
4 - -. Z -
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~ ELEANOR EARLY

tho infantry. Shyly he introduced
them to his buddies.
One OF them was q tall. slim
youth. with chestnut hair, bleached
like gold from the sun that shone
on Devens. and blue eyes with
black lashes. They had taken his
books from him. and given him .
gun with which to kill other boys
full OF promise. and a trench knife.
in case he met q youth In hand.to-
hand encounter and could not use
his gun.
At the moment Sybil experienced
only one reaction to the blond
beauty of him. He thrilled her.
John Lawrence was his name.
And It was plain that he was q
private through accident only.
Obviously he had antecedents.
Family. traditions. breeding-all
that sort Of thing. He talked easily.
Presently It developed that he had
been at Yale-a second-year man.
He belonged to Tad's fraternity.
Mrs. Thorne became interested.
Perhaps her husband-he knew Mr..
Lawrence's colonel-perhaps he
could help him. Officers Training
school. or something.
John Lawrence protested. Oh.
Morally. He would make the
grade all right. Expected. to tell
the truth. to be chosen for the next
training school. He was very crate
full. however. Mightn't he show
them around Z bit! They made .
tour Of inspection. with young Of.
flcers glancing enviously from every
barracks. and SybiI the target Of
all admiring eyes.
In q doorway Lawrence. standing
aside for the women to preceds
him through. put his hand on
SYPHILIS arm. There was something
In the way he did It. A possessive
sort OF pressure. gentle and com.
polling. She was only Is. and It
electrified her.
before they left she had prom.
n Used to write. 1t was 4 girls
patriotic duty. In those days. She
promised also to send some fudge
and q cake. and asked 1t he needed
sweaters or socks. That was patri.
otic. too.
On Sunday the Thornes motored
again to Devens. accompanied BY
Mr.. Thorne. who handed around
cigarets grandly. He took Z liking
to Lawrence. and invited him down
for dinner. The following week
the young man obtained . 2l-hour
leave. and spent most Of II at
Thorne's place at Wtanno.
In the evening Sybil showed him
the moon over the water. and
walked with him along the beach.
Little waves splashed mournfully
on the sands. and the moon scuttied
behind q cloud. The night was
fearsomely beautiful.
And sybil was fearfully lovely.
She stood with her face to tho. -,
while the wind whipped her dress
OF misty stun about her. and blew
her hair to Johns cheek. Then be
took her in his arms and kissed
her.
After that Sybil braved parental
displeasuFe and motored to Devens
every day. Her father. b. psrmtt
ting her to take the car, gave the
affair half-hearted acquiescencl
Her mother. though she admitteG
John seemed like nice voting
man. frowned on the romance.
Then between Sybil and her
mother there grew ! rift that was
commen betwe6d mothsrs an1
dsnghters those daye.
rehe's juse furious. Dybll told
her father. 'necauee | dare q thinh
about John: instead Of thinking &
Tad every blessed minute. Her
hcy's IN dspser-and she 6eeeg't
ere anything Abont MIMI. I'm
expected q Neffy about IAA ~
the time. Bpt ] mn6tnt ~
THINK Ahept JohA.s
RI - Contlnuc0l
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such mortgage 1t the date oe oo1(
the sum Of one thoueanG oix ho14rN1p
and sixty. two. dollars ana tweaet
Dated July II, 1923.
FRANK 3. ALLEN. Mortgages.
Allen 4 Engseth.. Attorneys tor Mort &
Eagee. Bismarck, North Dakota.
S:ll.lo.3S: e:l.1.16
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R' II ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE
NEW BUNGALOW, s rooms and
bath, porch, full partitioned base
Ment with garage. Z dandy home.
Price s4500.00. Terms.
sTUCCO HOUSE, Z rooms ana bath,
modern, and in good condition,
garage, .ull lot, south front and
we'll located. Price $S600.00.
Terms.
COTTAGE, ak rooms and bath,
porch, hot water heat, oak floors,
hard wood trim, eat front, well
located. Price $47o0.00. Terms.
NEW BUNGALOW. s.uceo, five
rooms anc bath, five closets, built
in ice box and Kitchen cabinet, full
partitioned basement with addi-
tional finished bed room. Garage,
east front and splendid location.
Price $4,000. Terms.
NEW HOUSE, stucco, six rooms and
bath. hot ater hest, built-in {ea-
lures, garage attached to house,
beautiful finish and wonderful
home. Est front. Trees. Price
$7250.O0 sol quick sale. Terms.
OTHER equally attractive homes
for sale. Also have lots in any
part Of the city. Insurance Of
every form written in good relia-
bic companies. Money TO loan.
Phone 1873.
INvESTt :. ; MORTGAGE sECUR.
lTY COMPANY
Office with Sirst Guaranty Bank.
GREASE SPOTS
Grease spots can be removed from
leather with spirits Of sal emmoniac.
Dab spots carefully, wait and then
wash in clear water.
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FOR SALE

FIVE ROOM PARTLY MODERN
home, hardwood floors, modern
bath, cellar, good garden, garage.
Sale price $500. $500 cash down,
balance lik rent.
THREE ROOM PARTLY MODERN
home, water, lights, sewer, screen.
ed porch, large lot for garden,
near schoo'. Price 100000. Terms.
FOUR ROOM sODERN HOUSE,
part basement, furnace heat, lot
5Ox65. Sale price $4,000. Terms.
FIVE ROOM VERY MODERN
bungalow. oak floors, many built
in features, basement garage.
Property in A No. condition.
Well located. Sale price $4700.00.
EIGHT ROOM MODERN TWO
story l,ouse, hot water heat, large
rooms, fire place, outside garage.
Sale price $7850.0O.
SIX ROOM MODERN TWO STORY
house, east front, near schools, and
churches. New lawn. good gar
den space. Sale price $6SOO.OO.
HEDDEN REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
Webb Block Phone Q.
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HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR SALE-Seven-r room house.
Modern in every way, including
heated gals &c, full baset .ent. One
Of the best built homes in Bis
marck. On pavement, shrubbcly
and good lawn, always kept in
best condition. Excellent location.
Well furnished. May be pur-
chased with or without furniture,
direct from owner. For informa-
ton pho, 267
FOR SALE-Modern bungalow, 6
rooms and bath. Close in. Also 4
room bungalow in the suberb. For
rent: Furnished light housekecp-
ing apt, '.eated. $25 per month.
Located in the suberbs.. Posses
sion Oct. LIST. Call 122 Between 8
and 10 p. m.
FOR SALE-Seven room modern
house. Double garage. Located
on pavement across from school.
Buildings and premise in very
good condition. For information
w~;'c R,- ~. isis". r-s NJ ''"k
OK k,.J,.A rN~ ,oom, I" "..." TIT
nishes.. - Sc l'honc 1918 K al,
~",' ~ "nS ','hi.' atrcct
=, Il SIX .vvtn ...uu...
house. A. Il. Hoffman, hvffman's
>0ASs
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Nicsly furnished room
suitable .or one or two young
ladies. Convenient to capitol OF
school. Call ct 314 Ave. D or
phone 1921.
FOR RENT-Newly furni0hed front
sleeping room. Call 1t 900 Tenth
street.
FOR kENT-Large furnished front
room in modern home on ear lire.
Call ct 706 Fourth street or phone
1llO.
FOR RENT-Nice large room one
block from postoffice, would b de-
sirabls for school teacher. Call ct
2l3 Second street.
ROOM FOR RENT with light house
keeping privileges. Phone l2o.M.
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BENT CANDLES

Candles that have become twist.
ed with heat should b laid 81 !
warm place until they ara softsned,
then Strengthened and pat = ~ ~.
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AGENTS

AGENTS-Big Political Seller;
Smith In The Coffin Sc. Send
dime for samples and terms. Cash
in on the campaign. Kemp &. Co.,
West 34th ST., N. Y. City.
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FEMALE HELP WAITED

FEMALE HELP WAITED
WANTED-Competen girl for gem
eral housework in ..ome where
pAother !. away 8 hours during the
day. Must like and understand
children. Call 978-W after 6 p. m.
WANTED-Girl tor light house
work, one who can 60 home nights.
Call at 813 Thayer Ave. after
6:l5 p. m.
NANTED-Girl for general house.
work. must be able to cook. Call
evenings at 422 Tenth street.
WANTED-Experienced waitress at
the Patterson Hotel. Apply at
NANTED-Girl for general house
work. One who cares for children.
Call at 314 West Rosser.
HIGH SCHOOL girl wants place to
work for room and board. Write
r. /, Box 3, Thinner, N. D.
NANTED-Competen girl to assist
with housework. Apply at 222
Third street.
WANTED-Competent girl for gen.
eral homework. Mrs. r. S. Towne,
722 Seventh street.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
PHONE 82-


MAIG n6NI w AN Ell
THREE young men owning cars FOR
sales work. No house to house
canvassing. Must be nea. and az
gressive. Phone r. v. Peterson,
Lewis & Clark Hotel, Mandan, for
appointment.
b MEN Immediately to learn Bar
Der profession. Exceptional cppor-
tunity. Free catalog, Moler Bar
Der College, Fargo, N. D., Butte,
Mont.
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POSITION WANTED
Young MN with several years
experience in bookkeeping and
general office work, desires Ecr-
manent position. Phone 461 w.
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lewis & Clark Hotel, Mandan, N.
Oak.
ATTENTION !! Collect and keep
$500 every order. Make fr,'n. SGD
to $3.50 every week. Two suits or
suit and overcoat $27:95. Salts
faction guaranteed. Big swatch
outfit free. LaSalle Gold Seal
Clothes, SGT Broadway, New York.
$50 WEEKLY. Men wanted to DEM
onstrate and take 10 orders daily
direct from motorists. Amazing
Magnetic Trouble Light. Sticks
anywhere More orders. bigger
pay. Write for demonstration and
particulars. Magno Co, & Beacon
Str Boston, Mass.
ATTENTION statesmen. Entire
" new baseball game. Mem MAX
ing 5000 weekly. Write for par
ticulars. Nashville Nov. Works,
14O1 Mckenzie Ave, Nashville,
Tenn.
MAKE $1,000 BEFORE CHRIST
MAS selling exclusive personal
Christmas cards; distinctive steel
engraved designs. Expensive Sam
PIC oVOh 4ICCs NCtulOACs O0uNo
& Sugden, Rochester, N. Y.
REPRESENT REAL MANUFAC-
TURER-192S Fall Dress Outfit
FREE: Factory to Wearer Prices;
Liberal Commissions; Protected
Territory. NEWEST MODES,
Dept. 1875, Drawer D, Chicago. Ill.
REPRESENT Auto Seat Cover Man
.,AAnA,,~n,e ns,,oak ~ N,tn nnh1In
Owners. High quality, low prices.
Make $125 weekly. Elaborate
sample Free. Marvelo, $500, Wa
tHnsia. Chicago.
AGENTS-Big Political Seller;
Smith In The-Coffin Sc. Send
dime for samples and terms. Cash
in on the campaign. Kemp &. Co.,
West saith ST., N. Y. City.
POSITION WANTED
YcvNG MN with several years
experience in bookkeeping and
general office work, desires Per-
manent position. Phone 461 w. 4
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT-Two furnished or un-
fur shed three room light house.
keeping apartments. Close in.
Call at 418 First street or phone
241-M.
FOR RENT-Three room basement
apartment in modern home. Heat,
water and lights furnished. Call
al. rear entrance of 1923 Tenth
street or phone 952-R.
FOR RENT-Furnished light house
keeping apartments in modern
home. Also for sale: Dining room
furniture in good condition. Call
ct 614 Eighth street:
FOR RENT-Furnishe and unfur-
! pished apartment. Murphy and
RSse apartments. F. w. Murphy.
Phone 427.
FOR RENT-Completely and ex-
ceptionally we'll furnished apart
Aent. Close in. Call at i20 w.
Kosser.
FOR RENT-Two furnished apart
ments in modern home. Also a
garage. Call at 618 Sixth street
FOR RENT-Furnished apartments.
Call 100 Broadway or phone 129-
w.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment.
The Laurain Apartments. Phone
FOR RENT Modern apartment.
Phone 16C. {. <. Thompson.
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statesmen
statesmen AND SOLICITORS
WANTED

statesmen AND SOLICITORS
WANTED
SALES MANAGERS-Our big sea
son is just starting, we have some
splendid openings for statesmen
and sales managers who have a
record of being . producer. Wiz
make attractive offer to those that
can qualify. Sales Manager, 205
Plymouth Bldg, Minneapolis.
MINI.
90 YOU possess sales ability and
own car? Would a permanent con-
nection with unlimited possibilities
for advancement interes: you? II
given en- opportunity to actually
earn $500 to 5000 a month from
beginning, would you be willing to
work hard? Phone room 225,
Lewis & Clark !Iotsl, Mandan, N.
Oak
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APARTM ENrS

FOR RENT-Two furnished or un-
fur nshcd three room light house,
keeping apartments. Close in.
Call at 418 First street or phone
0A1M
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AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILE
FOR SALE-28 passenger bus, dual
wheels. four speeds, suitable for
wheat hauling, gravel, lumber,
passengers, most any purpose,
7-36x6 splendid tires Cost 5000.
Would consider car In trade, very
cheap. A little more than the
cost of the tires. G. C. Hibbs,
Lucas Block, Bismarck. NJ. Oak.
FOR SALE-A new 1923 model A
tudor Ford sedan. Reason for
selling, poor health. Call at 32l
South Tenth street after s p. m.
FOR Packard 4-door sedan,
Al shape. Western Auto Co.,
Mandan, N. D.
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WORK WANTED

WORK WANTED
LEI ACK'S Ra,.--sor Shop clean
ort or r. ,ir that lcaky or
clog, | radiator. All work guar
anteed and price reasonable.
WANTED-A job cooking in a cook
car by middle aged woman. Call
at 302 Fifteenth street or phone
SSH.
LET Me haul your ashes and rub
bish. Service very reasonable.
Phone 734-R. Joe Eisele.
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BENGAL Or entail 9x12 living room
rug. Very reasonable. Phcnc CAT
between : and Z y. nj
FOR SALE Coal M,n;. - gauge.
Phone Tea NJ OF cali at 1910 Ave.
e.
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WANTED Beard il private lain,l,
b. girl going tn high school. Write
Tribune Ad. No. AZ.
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vlt l.Ll~i- Nicely furnished sleep
ing rct ,,s in M icrn nome. Close
in. 4Ot First s.,cct.
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FOR RENT-Three room basement
apartment in modern home. Heat,
water and lights furnished. Call
al. rear entrance of 1923 Tenth
street nr nhnno 050.R
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Davey Abad
i'm Harrison
Feature Go
Meets Jimmy HackIey;
Poor Gard Presented in
Punch Bowl

Davey Abad of Panama has been
signed to meet Jimmy Hackley OF
Indianapolis, in next weeks Fort
headliner, it has been announced.
Tracy Cox, the hard-hitting local
bantam, will take on Bobby Allen
of Chicago in the windup.
Wednesday nights bouts, post
poned from Tuesday because of
rain, was an ff-and-on card. Young
Jack Dillon of Louisville won on
foul in the seventh round from
Bobby Williams of Syracuse in the
main event. Dillon was subbing for
Charley Arthurs of Newark, N. j.
Dillon was almost out when the
low blow was struck. Williams was
down three times and Dillon went
down six times. Williams was ahead
on points at the time of the foul.
The eight-round semi-windup
was a total washout between two
clowns" Max Smith, Indianapolis,
won from Bobby Signac, Benton
Harbor, in one of the worst bouts
ever staged here.
Kid Woods. Indianapolis, shaded
Chuck Templeton, Sullivan, in an
interesting six-round go.
Joe Lynn, Princeton, had a wide
margin over Jimmy O'Brian, Owens
boro, KY, in six rounds of fast
milling. The opening four-rounder
was another fluke. Jimmy Coogan
shaded Don Sanders.
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So, 500 Purse for
Auto Pilots at
State Fair Here

Dirt track auto racing on higher
plane is the object of the American
Open Racing Association when it
stages it speed program Saturday,
Sept. 8 at the Indiana State fair
here.
Promoter H. G. Clark, with head
quarters at the Roosevelt Hotel, has
announced open competition with a
purse of $1,000 for the speed demon
to shoot at.
There will be three ten-mile
events, one of five miles and the
main race will be twenty-five miles.
Qualifications will be held Saturday
morning Sept. 8 at the Playground.
Harness horse race events will be
finished the day previous to auto
race day and the entire race in
closure will be turned over to the
auto pilots.
Among early entries received are
Ira Hall, Terre Haute; Bill Mccoy,
Sullivan, and Howard Wilcox, Bill
Cummings and frankie Swigert.
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french Duet
Meets Star
Yankee Pair
CoChet and Brugnon Face
HenneSSey and Lott in
Semi-FinaIS.
By United Press

By United Press
CHESTNUT HILL, Mass, Aug. 3d.
George Lott, Jr,, Chicago, and
John Hennessey, Indianapolis seed
ed No. of the American teams,
we're to meet Henri Cochet and
Jacques Brugnon, French doubles
combination and seeded No. / Of
the foreign teams, in the semi
finals of the national doubles cham
pionShip on the Longwood courts
this afternoon.
In the other semi-hnal match.
Wilmer Allison, TT. Worth, Texas,
and John Van Ryn, Orange, N. j.,
seeded No. 2 Of the American teams,
were to play the Australian doubles
combination of Paul Hawkes. and
Gerald L. Patterson. The Austria
liam team was seeded No. 2 among
the foreign teams.
Lott and HenneSsey entered the
semi-finals after winning a Cruel
ling match from Harry Hopman and
Jack Crawford, Australia, Wednes-
day. The Americans we're both err
ratio, but steadied down as the
match progressed.
The two intercollegiate stars. AL
lison and Van Ryn, managed to win
from the strong Australian team of
R. o. Cummings and E. ]. Moon
after q five-set match.
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BIZ Times Special

BU 1fmeS SpectQt
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug. 3d.
Bruno BetzeTs Indians, leading the
A. A. pack since June %, were on
the verge of being ouSted from first
place today. In fact they were
hanging by thread.
The Tribe lead was reduced again
Wednesday when Kansas City won
a tight tilt, to 4. giving the Blues
three out of four in the series and
with one game to go this afternoon.
Minneapolis. in second place, has
a double-header with the seventh
place Senators today and can take
the lead by winning two if the
Blues again drop the Indians.
Blues Close Up
Kansas City also is close up in
third position and in a choice spot
to do plenty of damage. The Blues
have won sixteen games in their
last ninteen starts and Kawtown
fans are "pennant wild"
The march of the Zwilling crew
has been remarkable. They slumped
badly on their last road trip and
their goose appeared to be cooked,
but after returning home the K.
G. FASTENERS got busy and launched
a terrific winning drive. The home
record that put the Blues back in
the pennant running follows:
Won four out Of FIVE from Toledo.
Won three out of four from Columbus.
Won six in row from Louisville.
Won three out of four from indianapolis.
Games won, l6; games lost. 8.
Rally Beats Bill
Bill Burwel tried his hand
against the Blues Wednesday and
big K. G. fifth inning beat him, the
Cowboys counting four runs during
the rally. The Betzelites put up
their usual hard fight and tried
their best, but fell one marker short
of tying.
Both teams counted once in the
first round and Indianapolis took
the lead by getting another single
marker in the third. The Blues
rushed four men around in the
fifth and indianapolis scored one
run. in the seventh and eighth.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-30
IN ROYAL ACADEMY!

Sir John Lavery Plans to Paint Gene
Tunney.
By United Press
LONDON, Aug. 30-New fame
and an unusual honor came to Gene
Tunney today.
Sir John Lavery, eminent por-
trait painter, announced he is going
to paint the former heavyweight
champion for the 1929 Royal
Academy.
Sir John attended Monday nights
dinner at which Tunney was enter
tanned by group of prominent
men and astounded them by the
brilliance of his address.