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Evening star., 1928-02-15

That there is inevitable certainty OF
the Leaning Tower of Pisa at Rome
collapsing. but the danger is not immi-
nent. and the crash may moi come for
zoo years. is the report Of two technical
committees who recently investigated
the stability OF the famed structure.
Evening star., 1928-05-19

CANBRlpGE 5l0 EYE 81 Aw
I ronms and bath -" W.
COPLEY 1913 , 81 Nv
roums and bath SO 90
:.O9a CONN AVE NV
roor. large fovrr and 3 baths $3.50 'm
;suo CONN AVE Nv
runni- and path 80 ~
: r',om. aud oath 2: 10 5o
rKAr Mnst, I7I7 i7,h 81 Nv
rIf,ms and hath >:'3 th' tn So ~
HENRIErqA a3a ~ \"
,,,"rl'. ""m. "Ii ani fsfP hs,h sis oo 10 70 90
rf'"m- and h4th ....... 20 W tn - ""
: rooms and bath 80 o. o.
rtonls ami hath ...... s." 30 I" sou
NAlCrnFI l474 COLUMBIA RID ~
ah'l oath $40 ~
: rooms AMI bath $ii0 nn fo 7O 90
5 rooms and hath 49, 100 40 10 1U5 80
Wakefield HtlL sI0i y syEAw
3 rooms and bath SIS 30 to SSlOO
r01ms nnd bath us 90
rooms and baths lfO 6h
AL CONN AVE NV
-soms and bath Si25 'h fo sf:Hi 90
JFFsER<oN 5aiI sh II Nv
3 and bath .S:.g 80 to S45 On
wAvERLy 1900 y ST wv
= rooms and hath S:;2 81 Ia -" ~
3 rooms and hath 8" >"
RICARDO aG.3 lGth ST Nv.
rooms and bath ~ $40 40 to- ~A1 ~
: rooms hath and nOF"h go 90
: raoms M h aud Dorth .l"o nn
LAMONT tas; LAMONT ST NV
= ana hafh .. : "a 's'l
) ro''rIs 7ld bath "a n6
tFuot'otS 1910 ST NV
1 rooms and bath .......S S'i5 n0
Faonls and hath 95 0h
AVALON ..:,- ADAMS MIL RI Nv
rooms sHi hafh . .- 500 Ml
) ronn,s and hath -. 1o Hl
34Il .ath ST NV
ronus and hath $50 ut
v"oTa and hath R1 90
ssnn ttth ST Nv
2 rooms anH hath. -. $50 80 TIA S5UOo
and hath - 5n sa 81 en
OBSERVATORY WIS AVE 4 Hall ~
: and hath - NH
rssaus and asfh ~ so
eaNARn t3th AM EVE SrS Nv
ruon kitchen md naih S37 ~ tts SIS t'''
saol ',oSNEtTCU7 Avn Nv
= rnaHss ard :. hsfhs <lSn m'
RAVEN 7a7 tn ST NV
! raon,s and hath soh""
PASADENA .ssa ADAMS MIL sn ~
and hath 80 ""
tn.m tIrh ST ~
, roams Murnhy tse'S hath $4,000 10 500"
lola 18th 81 Nv
4 s,,onts and bath SIS oO IN SlM ~
II l.. RUST
loot 18Th ST Nv
Evening star., 1928-05-19
1901 CONNECTICUT AVE,
NEW BUILDING

1901 CONNECTICUT AVE,
NEW BUILDING
Ready Tor Occupancy June 18TH
Twenty -iour~hom Telephone and Elevator Service
Electrical Refrigeration Furnished.
Within Fifteen Minutes Ride to Heart of City
Ideal location for children, Apartments consist Of
large foyer living room. porch, dining roonl kitchen
and two aud three bedrooms. one and two baths,
MODERATE RENTALS,
Resident Manager,
Inspection Invited,
H. l., RUST COMrANN,
l00l 18th 81. NV,
Main Sl0Q
Evening star., 1928-05-19
APARTMENTS UNFURNiSHED
REFRIGERATION
1901 90 18th NV

- - 80. = = -
REFRIGERATION
570l 90 18th NV
CORNER SPRING RID
One room Kitchen dining aIcove BATH.
rlnctr.c refrigeration. $4b.
Two rooms kitchen. dining acOve, bath
Electric refrigeration $50 without $47 30
ln.ndoo beds N both ants All ,u;,,a6, outside
manager Or ianitor viii show. Adams 44s;i
EVERETT. 2127 p ST.
Front. 3-r.. kit and bath. $57 so
prs,;Nr Rms KIT, ASD Jo, nlN ~ $47S" i.% -.
THE eRTFNBRlER.
. MonERS EftyHTok. BrMDING+4 4
" ""FT Fr1RNIsuED AHE neiFN6 i 6rsisRn az 'N''
MANAGER ON PREMISES
900 nth ST
uonGkx ,DGk 'ste s,5r6RY s FYH Ybirii6iAG LII
RY = Ktr~ hATa RsB 4 E6RcH
RMS rRfGTbiAtsp KlTi AER BATH
FLEyAToFs yA N.SxG tY6 81 T%ITGAF3ARp pSTTIsR9
..oo ST
IN. IN %Si#$$4FF f'i$ $A4s $$$s 50 saa% 50
MERPHY.IE-A DOOR REDS.
1875 18Th ST
) ROOMS BATH AND PORCH.
FRiGIDAIRE
$1,000
GARAGE " DESIRED.
1919 JOth ST
IN UPPER GFORGETOWN.
" Rms. KIT AND BATH ........ so ~
RMS. KIT. AND BATH -. .... 81 on
TIVE RHODA
1918 35th ST.
i$FAR WESTERN HIGH
= RMS. KIT AND BATH. ..... $40 o.
THE NON0UtT.
.Hl4 llth ST.
) ROOMS BATH AND PORCH .... S45 90
JUST RECONDlTiONED
TIE PRINCETON
',"t5 I4tn ST.
" RMS & BATH tBACaFLuRI $50 90
" RMS. KIT BATH & pORCH ... - 90
Rooms GATH AND PORCH 80 100
I ld" r ST F.
tSEAR BOILING FtELD.t
90 > Rooms KIT. e. BATR 49,. $50 0u
FRTGfDAiEE.
Evening star., 1928-05-19

3geg i9tb ~ NM; NEssrALI.Y At.
tfasatge eHffs aG8yg nBoF = FSgn8s kitstleH
hstb large eipssts ssssrafs yeiBate home
sog8 tjrsa fsa1sf4asslas a#tt8te oHiy t9a
grAfal A4s 80 inffaa*H aid eies 81
Evening star., 1928-05-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


THE LAwRESCE ioa: 18th ST Nv.
spt - rooms and bath. 80. .su5.W
THF sAITDA Ii0l EUCLID ST NV
II. of 3 rooms and bath Sl5 90 90 - !: ~
AZ iNGLEsiDE 1851 LAMONT sT. xw
ITS Of y rooms and hath S4".Oo 10 500 - ~
uts ~ rooms and bath hU-H
Ant ~ room and hath, =. =. 20 .ot
THE CLAIBORNE SIS 81 Nv. n,
ADts Of : roDms and hath $50 90 10 S55 Oe
THE RERKsHIRE 80" CHAPLIN ST
Ants OF = rooms ar" tn ...:.. sl2 50
N"" TIE SxVHRPT r ST Nv.
Adj 80, +s-t ro..r ND hath rs 90
Ant. aE af EaM.N soom. sD ,'h Sac 80 to 81 oe
THE wOonwORTH t"os 10Th ST xly
Ant sos rms and hath 81 ~ 81 ~
THE REGINA 1"tt EYE ST Nv
Ant Sc rooms and hath .,.-. $50 30
- : ST
THF r4 WisHISGTox W H'r; T''G "I16 1oAw ( TRnsT 20
Real Estaie Dent
RENTS GREATLY REDUCED
I454 CHApIN ST. wv THr CHAPIN
Overlooking Beautiful Par.
md 3 rooms sn1cions kit1hrns VI
retie"n-nt,.,I Omen aad lighted until 10 ON
RENTS. $3.50 AND Up.
SEE RESIDENT MANAG.R. APT.
PRESCOTT ARMS.
r.01 .Isi ST NV.
. rooms yifch~n and hath ... 81. -
room. kitchen and hath . $500
!. Mex FNNEI BERRY.
1863 Wisconsin Az. NV.
Evening star., 1928-05-19

sEAE lslA AID COf. RI. .--FA AGING ~.
iSDse ~ Egek Cfsek pzfk hsgDx r1og1
isssfGgB5 sasa tie tatB diusaE ai.sgye sla
ktseageB SEQ sfBsgf fs9ul siegaf1y soPY-
~ EngaSS5Fs n80a8 atsrst3iss IoDi,y 0ns
~ ~ t'ef ul9ntA- sss resident Dlanagef
Evening star., 1928-05-19

1875 CHAPLIN ST
o and mel Ooreb SIS 40
WISCONSIN $40 ISCoNSIS AVE
\ rooms nah md rorch SIS 30 20 s51 81
aU! .sth II
Il ronns and , i,aths 5000 90 10 s%,5 40
HAnDDH 1870 NEw HAmPsHJRE AVE,
haH hath So so :" $50 z"
,ln RauDE 'St.AND we Ne
= 'onms and hath .-....- So. 30 :" So"
GnnpwI> 4I7 PARK 40 ~
) roorrs and hath E. .... 5000 {" $50 90
"I09 II ~
: rs,onls and hsth 80
"I3a Isi ct NV
= and hath $50 v"
~ARntNGlo> isoI wYoyING AYE
: : F%"m' '"'"' and and ,1,b ,% So; 5oto 7s.5o
siI pELAwARE AyE sw,oo
. rooms ard bath $50 ~ ~ St5-l'n W
: rooms and ''ath - % 10 oVuV
RIVIERA s.ln 4sHME.p ~. ~
Z room: 70. mn. .ns and hath s.S 50 to sss
CLEVELAND 1889 NAcoMB ST ~
= roonls ana bath -" ""
a.Npro> l74o '>.n ST W. 90
and hath $1,000 tn So OF
rHE IRIS i1..o BARNARD ST ~
. rr'ms and hath -" -"
1T AGILE s7aS NJ" HAMPSHIRE AyEo
> roons and hath $50 'io to >-'S \"
AWE ss.nf,R 1850 1874 ST Nv
I rnnrn and hath S35 -fn to Stn -.
i" sud e7'h - ~
2 roours and hath -.---. 80 to
TIE nRAWF .ifa ST NV
u r0NnNs ard bath -" III 10 t'stA
2 rooms and hath 5000 ;o So tat
Mt VERNON nth 4 NEW WORK Avr
: rooms ami h~'h $3.50. S-s3 ua' fo : : : - -
< rooms AMI hath 49,. 5o M
REyERI.Y rorRT 1-as COLUMBIA Ri
NV
= rnnaaS aad hath g. ~
4 rooms ani hath .... Na
: rooms and > baths. iSA 'at
$3.50 WISCONSIN AVE NV
rooms and hath. -....-..-.-..-,. 30
rHr sHFRrpAN 15.3 :snd ST Nv
rnnrns Ard hath .-.--..-.-- >''S'F'
THE olympia 136s ErcLID ST Nv
: rooms aHG fsath ...-..--- 5, ~
Colored Apartments.
1870 OREGON AVE. NV
:, rocms AVID hath, ,...---..-.--.- .st'--se
~ LAMONT ST N,w
rnrnls ara ss,s --- I-,a
1917 ST NV
rooms and bafn. -.--.-.- ~ - -
COMPANY.
MAIN sIoo
Evening star., 1928-05-19
GE'r OR APARTMENT FOX RENT LIST.

KEW GARDENS 200 oCE ST. Mr.
hne.i apartment having switchboard serE-
iee cafe resident manager on preni''es
room kit"hes an bath 49,. .,.. So. ~
. rooms kitehen and bath ~ ~ ~ ~
I rooms kitrheR ami hath 1900 llon"
200 18Th Nw.--3 rms. sit, dining
trn ms XII II, an in sicuv. and hath io0o"
,aIt CoNN AVE Nw.-S rooms s,schsn e.: so
!, raan,s Ss" ki,rhen and haih 80 90
Kitchen and bath ~ -"
'"ai u AVE Sw.--S rooms e!schso
snd bath. ..t.-.. ---. e>".'f'
~ MASS AVE NE.-EIeyator aud switch
haari seryt,~ Resident manager
'.rpoms kitchen and hSth S3athl
4 rslauts kitchen ana hafh tu,H
- SPRING IN Nw.--Resi!spt manager
- Kit din alsrse Spi hath So oo
t"nms kit"hen d'n'"E sl'ys sl,., anu ga Z.
I ar" r"om. Kitchen .iiains sl.sosr ana
bath ..-se..s. - >"
,.sf CONN AVE Resident rnsnager ~
1"I9 Conn ave Elevator servte~
> ruoms Kit re- hall and hath. >S4 80
rHE GOTHAM i94s CALVERT 81 NV
eaon's Kitchen and hath So 81
.aeo ONTARIO RI Resident g'gr.
3 rooms Kitchen SRd hath Sao q"
iSsa 10th ST Nr--New ho,tii"x F'~"
etsetFtc rFtrt&sFHtloh .,.,
. rooms Kitchen and hath. 50 !"
rHE StNRrRy teIs NJ ST Nv Two
rooms kitchen and bath ..... >AA! !n
I room Kitchen and hath ,,.., " Su
800 l. CT Nw--See resident ma"N<rr
Ant t0S
" rooms Kitchen AMI hath So ~
raOms kitchen and bath ..-... D. ="
las4 WISCONSIN AVE Nw--s rsarss
kitchen and hath .,...,-.. SsN'"
CHATToNTE "ti6 y ST Nw--a rear.s
kitchen ana hath ...e-..,,.. NNn"t
= rooms kitchen and hsth ~ \"
.l.I ST Nw.--Etevatar hullitnx Res
dent manageF
= r0oms Kitchen and hath .., So ~
room kitchen ami hath ........ - ,"
NsnRTn sa0e ism ST NV rs:'".
5 reoms Kitchen and hath -.- GA @"
SnS CONN AVE Wv Eight story sleVs
tav hNikiies Resident maesSrr on The
rooms Kitchen AMI hath a.. 50 ~
"iso II Sr, NV rooms ki,eh'es. ann
""'" ,-s' -ss..ssste +ss. 7't-"'
tals oCE ST Nw,~~Resl,ient msnsseT
| foam kitchen ati bath ......s, xta 1o
rooms kitchen and hath . ,.. HS m
@'ai ST Nv rooms Sttohro aISisss
iSa y, AVE NV rooms ana
ltoe eth sr N.w,--c roam. ki,eheo aus
oa'n' '.'*'ts ,<st...*,*..,..,., ,AtS"o
r. L. 81
Main 1l00
Evening star., 1928-05-19

I 800 CALIFORNIA IT NV.
FFigadsirs uasssf attractive apart 1gegits In
t0Rn for this. money. roon1s. baths,
sseeping porch. entire building being re-
decorated reDtsis oniy $4,000 Der month
Evening star., 1928-05-19

THE AMHERST 1864 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
Corner ansrtment of rooms. rsfepiion
hsil and bath only $50 90 per month.
Evening star., 1928-05-19
RENTAL. ONLY s51

A bright attractive and we'll arranged
atgftaient Gf fpuF large ro0Bs. ftsepfg0n
hail tiled bath and tafge rear porch @pign.
did oOualtinp sEd i0"atpG Within enc s,lo''S
II bussss ears and stores Within NaittHF
distance don8foMn ModeFa nTsDF0of buld-
ins sud i0x rental ApDly isI,iiOr IboI
lnlH q
Evening star., 1928-05-19
RENTAL 0sI,y so 10,

Egeeiis8t apaftUsnt of re6enti1n hall nv
tng Fsssssk lS4ieo08l bitsheH bath sitd fsisf
st6s p9Ftlh i.afse foOtns aud annie 't1sTi
sg3see Hifhin q shoFt walk Of dosatn2 -
sBa located toBg entFBtig % eags and stJfes
Fifepf0Sf cGfnet bnil0ias Appiy isnilof
Evening star., 1928-05-19
llIlnfl

ffkEE aD0Hs AhD BAYB AMI Gas
SD eseoitlt3ss best igsnsss"a SO Dsy no.
"a fSe "A
Evening star., 1928-05-19

Nam Zoo o:5 18th 81 wv
NEAR UNION STATION
20l-3-5 ID 1t. NE.
.'17 2nd st. NE.
Very desirable apartments in these
conveniently located huildinSs avail;
able at most reasonable rental- Az
apartntents have heen thoroughly ren
uvated and nTesent an attractive prop
nsition 10 amy "ne NishtnS large
Ianin- at 81 2nd ST ne
5 rms. kit. & h. $50 to SIS
+. +. SAlI. CO..
Main 200. a.5 18th st NV.
1920 CALIFORNIA 81 \ W
r"S%: r"S%: ( b b on iron, ii gI4s :? as" -
1920 CONN. AN J..
rt,oms kitchen and bath ...... So =,
> rooms Kitchen aml bath ...... ~ ."
pol S5th 81 NV.
Opposite Western High school
:. rooms kit and hath. 50. -5o.Ss5 oo
ll0E llth ST. NV
room Kitchen bath Murphy bed Sa7 so
l240 9th 81. NV.
. r. X b.. Murphy bed Si""o
900 10Th 81 NV.
NEW FlREPgOoF. RrLpING.
S%,:hS"1 ss bath Rnd F:xs'ST ss ss 90
l44S CIR .ARD ST. \ "
room kitchenette bath Murnhy te'i a
S3S00 S4ona
40o-ll 2nd ST. Sc.
Near Capitol
q rooms aud bath. large porch. $1,000
740 9th ST. NV.
/ room kitchenette and bath go. SIS ,'1
= Kitchen and bath N utf
1000 MASS. AVE. NV.
TIE WARD.
. rms kit. rec hail and bath So 80
l71S CORCORAN ST. NV
!. rooms kitchen and bath. ...,... -: So
GEO. w. LINkINS. Realtor.
1888 DC Sales ST. Main l0lW
THE BURLINGTON
ls.n Vermont Ave. NV,
Rrteskins Orchestra Nightly.
Spacious l.otihlrs aud Garlen
Hotel AdyantageS--StltanF3N Free.
9l-HOnr Switchboard NsfNtCs.
Daneiag Card Parties Con.crt>
Two rooms. Esa hansskeemns; ''aF'"et
One room hath aWisekeemn- cabinet Nth
Frigidatre S5S month.
Tive. roam ma =, er'n frlg,ia're ht>:
tioor suitanle combined ofi~ ara TWINS
-Four tanms hath housekeeping cabinet
with FFisidaire first huor, suitable toni
timed nIiice and rpsidence Sl"S uu.ath
-Four rooms kit bath Fr,Tids'F% SiAo
SIX room. XII. bath Frlxidaire: siss
Evening star., 1928-05-19

THY C0BpgDE s0ge WBAaONsIG AVE ~-~
? f99Has sf@ baib gseffDJbibg AstiGgaai Ca
fass5fsJ h8g teri atae ,sss5esi taeaffOH 4g ffts
Aets sft1 ~ Resident manage HDs
47Dg COak AgK APT s0A--s LARGE
ty1tsaas large fssfF ainefis HoFcB
Fsagaaalr@ - s-3toHf safeiss 28s
Evening star., 1928-05-19
KENTAL x55.

An unusnaily nice front aparfment Of
rseeDsion hsii living root dining room
bedroom kItf1hau tiled bath and large
seyesned-in front porch. Large. bright rssofns
ard every f0ngenisnre. spiendG fgnaifi0n
sspd si4hip oise sstnare ~ cars stoffs "te
short walk 20 downtown. ApDtv laHitOF
Itsft- eth 81 n -
Evening star., 1928-05-19
EENT TET F0E COIlIHED

t<taNaAft<Sf H%F1e 5ssSt - - = ~
81 b aDfA - sl3fs ou = h.sort ss
Essgfesf fegsiS- EfestiB ffGafeG stBIsts 1gfis
fee lett ~ gsAata ffsfIH atl9faA promptly lss
Evening star., 1928-05-19

anf9.s9 35ih ST wv
N~w husldine. resident MANAGER rooms
.eepli1n hall and bath rents lo@ ne xs2- -5t
Evening star., 1928-05-19

:
J123 G sT Nv
Attractive downtown apartment ot tofif
ys,uns bath ana porch Bright rooms and
ssDisnSl6 ezDndition Excellent eleRatoF and
jauitof service An unusually desirable and
convenient location within 4 few minutes
walk of most Of tbe Govt dents the basi'
ness seet.On stores thsatsrs etc. Low
rentai al $50 so At,ply JanftOF
Evening star., 1928-05-19

d t9Dh ~ fA@# ? a Van t5ttI
IVA hsTQs %4%5 laib n %w A1
sfaetssF i"oa.s sesru bsH ug,sil ~.
Ras FsHee southern ~ bHstiGe ~ ste OfBls
Evening star., 1928-05-19
RANDALL. II. uAGNER 4 CO

INCORPORATED
1921 Connecticut Ave, MN.
Evening star., 1928-05-19

ONLY $40 so
rooms. Kitchen aud hath . hlx cinseis; :;
; exposures IN modern downtown apartment.
SIS ST. NV.
Evening star., 1928-05-19

eof0EED-3,R q d hFT FlEsT or
see1nd floor. 10 ~ apt ggl.fiag dy%at9se
TeHt@4 Asg mo a3iuw $50 tgB ats1Hsit III
f3gifas fo family II as3Ults ~ tsbs care -
lJlag saa safns n1stBisff i1s - bone sii HsB
% fspt acts w0Fk aghi o1i15 hsst fs@stgp
- sit flleff living fxpelist-s ttst'iy 80 detail
a,r0.lpfly 10 EOE 55TI star aftief
4g1 HAMILTON 81 ~ TWO kgDAs
gsr0s k5fehea enc seF ftatl apd slfapise
sgpfeh, gas ngiits heat BBa teisUiBoHs tfas
geaseaabs ae0ig1s 3ZSi y Eas
st3a lIsHrE So. n VI ~~3 hf)DH HOUSE
4eMpgss sat heat ekef4F1olts #Aq FaF las
lmslasd Rdnits Sg5 garage available
FfVE LAEGE Rooms AHD BATH ALL
ofleids sEeelieni Yis~ sisFaios ssfYlHs
~ n.M STONE 4 FAIRFAE 1908 Cont
AFA n~ns
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-02
CHICAGO B0WLERS
CLINCH POSITIONS
Majority of First Ten Places
in A. b. Congress Go to
Windy City Teams

Kansas City, April 2.-(AP)-
Chicago clinched a majority of the
first ten places in five-men compe-
tition at the twenty-eighth annual
American Bowling congress here,
including the three top berths.
The Oh Henry team was awarded
the five men championship last
night when entries in the final ses-
sion Of this event, failed to improve
the 3,O57 rolled by the Chicagoans
Saturday. This enabled the Tea
Shops Of Milwaukee. now known as
the Norwesco Malts, to retain the
all-time congress record Of 3,199 es-
tablished at Peoria. ILL.,. last year.
Only four teams were able to pass
the 5000 mark in four weeks. The
Caruanas Of Buffalo, n. Y. entered
this select class last night with
1901 to finish fourth. The two Chi
cago teams finishing second and
third were the Mincralites. 500 and
the Blocks Acme, 3,O13.
The Oh Henry team received
$1,000 Of the $24,359 offered as
prizes in five-men competition. The
prizes decrease $50 for each place,
the Mineralites receiving $3.50 and
the AGNES 5000.
Singles, doubles and all-events
leaders remained virtually undis-
turbed over the weekend. Compe-
tition in these events will conclude
shortly after 5 p. m. today. Several
feature events are scheduled tonight,
including the appearance of more
than . score + fives.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-02
TILDEN GREETED
BY MEXlCANS AS
GOODWILL ENVOY
American Tennis Ace, Like
Indy. Leads Davis Cup Team
in Friendly Invasion
BY ALAN J. GOULD
(AssOciated Press Sports EditOr)

New York, April 2.-tP)-The
Mexicans have acclaimed Big Bill
Tilden as a new Ambassador of
good will" as he leads his tennis
charges up the heights of Mexico
CITY for the opening round Of the
Davis Cup campaign this week.
1t may now be revealed, there
fore, that it was precisely and prin-
cip;lly with the idea of entering
on a goodwill tourney that Tilden
forsook the stage. threw over his
personally favored plan of going
abroad early in the spring and con-
ccntrated his tennis playing and
coaching efforts on the American
zone competition.
1t isn't so much that the American
tennis authorities fear their team,
with or without Tilden. would meet
much opposition in the American
zone. Mexico, China and either
Canada or Japan do not make up a
threatening barrier for Yankee
talent that has only the French cup
holders to worry much about. But
the best minds Of American tennis
decided it to be automatically and
politically desirable to throw their
full strength into the preliminary
play. rather THIN to toss second
string players into the early COM
petition and thereby run undue
risks or be criticized.
In effect Tilden was told that he
owed it to the sport. to the nation
and to the cause Of better interna-
tional relations to play through the
American zone and captain the
American team.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-02
TOM HEENEY IS
EMPIRES HOPE
British Expect TO Recover
Heavyweight Title Held in
Bare-knuckle Days

New York, April 2.-(AP)-
Through Tom Heeney, erstwhile
New Zealand blacksmith, the British
empire hopes to recover the world
heavyweight boxing championship
which she so successfully maintained
in the ripping bare-knuckle days of
yore.
Only once since the inception of
the modern mode of fisticuffs has {.
subject of his majesty the king worn
the laurel of pugilistic supremacy.
This honor fell to the gangling
legged son of Cornwall, Ruby Bob
Fitzsimmons, who captured the title
from Jim Corbett. the bank clerk,
and lost it to Jim Jeffries. the boiler
maker.
When Fitzsimmons on June 8,
1899, was being counted out in the
eleventh round Of his championship
battle with Jim Jeffries at Coney
Island, New York, Thomas Heeney,
a pink listed infant Of 81 days, lay
in his makeshift crib in the ''out-
back" country of New Zealand.
That sturdy product of the anti
podean open spaces has become to-
day what some of the observers
think is Britain's man of pugilistic
destiny. In the scheduled battle for
the worlds title between Heeney and
Gene Tunney in July, whether it be
over the 15-round route in New
York or 20 rounds in old London,
Heerey at least will have that gold
en- opportunity which has been de-
MED British born boxers for more
than three decades.
And Britishers the world over are
expectantly awaiting the time when
the plodding smithy will attempt tt
forge for himself q fistic crown.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-02
Baseball Lacks Brisk Trading Mart Seasons Opening Near
SWIMS g. HOURS:
SCH0EMMEL SETS
ENDURANCE MARK
Woman Marathon Aquatic
Star Paddles About Pool to
Skater Records

Miami Beach, Fla, April 2.-(P)-
Thirty-two hours afloat, unaided,
touching neither the sides nor the
bottom of the pool in which the per-
Torrance took place, is the new
worlds endurance swimming record
set up by Mrs. Lottic Moore Schoem-
mel, noted for her past marathon
aquatic achievements.
When Mrs. Schoemmel climbed
out of the Deauville pool here yes
terday afternoon ut 5:23 she had
shattered the American record of
80 hours formerly held by Bill
Erickson of New York and the
worlds record Of 81 hours made by
Miss Edith johnson in Black Pool,
England mark that had stood for
AZ years.
Could Have Staid Longer
At the end Of her long effort,
Mrs. Schoemmel averred she could
have remained in the water still
longer. She appeared quite fresh,
declaring she felt only "a little
tired and little sleepy" She cut
the record short that photographers
could take advantage of the waning
sunlight. She had entered the wa
ter at 9:23 Saturday morning.
While brisk wind, blowing cold,
kept most other swimmers from
the water, Mrs. Schoer,mel offered
no protest and continued her effort,
clad in white wool bathing suit
she had been compelled to substitute
for coating Of grease which melted
away in the water that was warm
when she began her swim.
The !; It gesture of the swimmer
before leaving the water was a
bris' sprint around the pool, the
smooth failing of her crawl stroke
denoting that her energy was not
impaired.
Coffee, tea and bouillon was fed
to her by other swimmers.
Another of her accomplishments
was a swim from Albany to New
York, in Sd hours swimming time.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-02
BOOkies Are Puzzled
Paying Off Race Bets

London, April 2.-The aftermath
bf the most spectacular of all Grand
National steeplechases today found
organizers Of the sweepstakes and
bookmakers perplexed because only
two horses-Tipperary Tim and
Billy Barton-finished the grueling
race Friday at Aintree.
The Grand National officials were
1T . loss as to how to dispose of
third place money and the Grand
National bookmakers similarly were
puzzled as to how to pay bets of
the place hackers.
A meeting Of the leading sports
men at the Victoria club decided 80
prizes were to be divided among
those that drew starters, excluding
first and second prize winners.
The decision regarding the place
bettors was that those who had
not played Tipperary Tim and Billy
Barton lost.
Billy Barton, the 1O-year-old
jumper owned by Howard Bruce of
Baltimore, came within a shade of
winning the classic. The American
horse stumbled after clearing the
last obstacle and befor his rider.
Billy Cullinan, could remount H. S.
Kenyon's Tipperary Tim, 1OO-to-1
shot and the only horse left in the
race, plodded down the stretch an
easy winner.