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clear acroage IS payment. For full details
address Box :30-C. Star of.ice.
RADIO SERVICE AND RErAIKS.
Zenith radio set with or without battery
ei'mnator. Phone Atlantic 1906.
DOGS. PETS. ETC.
P0LICE DOG mac. we'll bred. Apply 1910
CANARIES-Briug ATHERTON : your ca
nary breeding troubles: no charee for ihIs
service; re glad 10 help you. Main 4 90.
GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG PUPPIES for
sale: i mates , n1ouths old 4 males :?
weeks nId: thamp!on strain; r,casorahf. oc-
lunhis Pike bus 9th and Pcnna. ave
HUSTON TERRIER PUPPY - PedlsFeed.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Cry. A. +. Arnold. l5s3 81, NV. Man
APPAREL. mcn's vomen's aud children's
fer Tummase sale; household artlcir< ei,r'
cohen. % 'eq'aa rranki.n aIs. .isa. M or brias 10
407 X st NV. or 1870 |. st. NV.
BOOKS BOUGHT all xlnds single books to
entire htrsrir-. BRING them IN ar phone
Franklin 5ils. g. Davad P"arlman.s Big
Book shop aj3 G It n.w- Est. 1907. No
BOOKS BOUGHT Main 35i3 i7i1 G Ct.
nv Paul Pearman. ----
FURNITURE nf every description: bes'
prices naii; Write or phone, Nam 1896
s.allare Deal furniture CO. Dol Eve -- o ".
wanted: everything fer furnishing the home:
isst orlces xG. nsld os.. prompt attention. sha"
FCRNITTRE-.I pay, more money, for vonr
household goods and Office furniture. 63s
La. ave. NJ. 55:.a: Adams 1903 after 2 N.
FURNTTCRE-Need carloads Of furniture
F. F. sss H"55,s.S 5ny ey.rp,hins 70 sf oa
FURNITURE enough TO outfit large house:
l.. ru:s and piano; can pay ia'r price pn.he
ilra',uTe i oi All kinds 10 furnish 10 rooms:
atsn psano. Phone Adams u 1H:
FrKNEIrRE Of all kinds Ssntet; best prices
Da,a cnPis nPnt. 4.1R'n fnrnnTs s cs %'o La ave
FIENTTTRE-If v0u have house bold goods
. sell and want good price. cali NJ. .:.o.
J.: : Netncsrter. -.
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS FOR 10,
'::.:. sfier : A,Isniic Iis Is.
- R>iTt RE-i;e-t cash prlrf. paid for al
a,''5s :, Of ft31la f'2ip,e o, 3'i Notes 'o' i.''
FIRNTTT RE-s0I'56Ic io7 t1r0is6TnE apaTl-
'sz. sr..as aa5s. ,Dt1t aoa D[]e' 'or -ov1 1Is'
FCRNTTU RE-Parts wants 10 f1rnlsh some
a.lv nriced Cal! Nn.lh 10 -
FURNITURE Of every Gescri Dtlon for home.
office Or store Cali Main 1886. Top prices.
SOLD eiiyer watches diamonds and Old Jew.
eiYy NEEDED IN our manufacturing depi. Full
cash Sainr pad seiIingers. sls Y Il.
OFFICE FER%lTURE and household goods.
desirable: also stocks ot nIcrch andise. will
pay fan value. For quick results call Main
:3u0f
OLD GOLD--Brng IN YOUR old gold silver.
platinum. diamonds also discarded tegeiry.
We need them ia our manufacturing dept.
A
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PIANO: small. hut over $50. Franklin
3tri
PiAsts--saJba1 81 GthiShts ana ptaf"fa
Phone TincJln sD.l and haze re make you
Offer. Pn'ie Pisno 10. D15 prnn. atr. g.
SpOT CASH ua4h ior s;afe -Dxtares ard efil,s
fsgrntttgfr. sifrss 81 nleft liandise. EDGAR
EAtt3 3iS T. -. M
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DOGS. PETS. ETC

RADIO for sale cheap, one 6-tube Supe'
Zenith radio set with or without battery
cIminator. Phone Atlantis 1906.
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ETIDJNt NATFRlAL>-EFlNk. Wlnd0Ws,
docs fufu.-sr al! kinds. sacrifice prices.
Au9iy on goo 52!3 9th ST. nv. or lith ;.''d
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f00Ge!S anu are itNC HSN- hS
following list Will give YOU some
idea OF how drastic our price re-
tluctions have heen. = cars to
he sold at once.
Hvn>oI : CoACE
Was II s-S New - VSo-
Was SIS New SI2S-
was sl.S Nos >9S,
roRn 70 >EpAN
wxs >.,-5 Nav >"SS.
wa. s.isA s6.s > No% W. SIS
ponGE - SI10Rr TOURING.
Was SS2&. New $3.50.
RrnsoT :? SEDAN
Was >i,oSa. Now >SSe.
vSSyy = Cor,pv
Was >6>a New $3.50,
ESssx = R0AnSrgg.
Was SAss Nuw sass.
ESSEN 5 COACH.
Was $50 <oM S6%S.
ESSEN . COACH
Ms $50 New $50,
HCpSo> - CONCH
Mas $500 Now $3.50.
ESSEN y t'NkEN
Vas $50 >aN Sla&.
ESSEN - SEDAN
Was >&Ae NV StSN.
ESSEN - COACH
Was S&Sn. New $$3S,
HUDSON - EkorGHAN
Was SfSo Now <ESe
MANY OTHERS
Our Reputation Your
Guarantee.
Lamhert-Hudson Motors Co.
l9ro l. ST. NV.
West OF Conn. Ave.
Hudson 1870 @-paSS, SedauS.
Roth ears have \ t1asS nN4at ~ Sssi
ave ready seT worA et ANY, atnA CuasuAl
gs4 t5st,A
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SALE-~AITOMOBILES.

Etf.K ROADSTER I3E@~~ip R"pd s.gt'i,.
tpyn win t4,.H titez. IT4'e &Inp. Would
,ets,Hfr "fms tom Febable party. Phone
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(A<A EkGf>TkRN show cases. COunIel<
shelving. partitions and all equipment Tor
sIo~es anu restaurants. EDGAR BAUM
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OFFICE FURNITURE - De .ks. chairs
fseles les cFtyboaFCs. surs syervthin- fof
tre s.Fsse Al tgnusual bargain prices during
our @@ra anntvesssrr sale Come IN tof our
illustrated prize list. y MINK To-
.
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81 I'fI-DINt1 MATERIAL. al lowest plvcs
III k3rss sash doors brick beams, punlo
rr 31re. franles. wlnfiows. raantels ETC.
HECHINcES co 9th and Sts. ".
Lk-s~EE<t.TE ~n Sfh a,stI Fla Ave T..
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SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

ADNiN1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uut hus.
ruu1hs DaEou Barrett Ma,vhan' Mon'nf
F~unsvIca a3l.nc AMI cal~uiat.nG nIa"hnP<
81 Them n Ninu,x Go ~ l%th -
n Va Agents for the Aid Index the ou'v
I, ert7hje electric adding ana listing ma
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CABINETS steel safe: llnle CLOCKS. a,,l'ilns
r-sehiufs fling cahlnets AMI office furnl
ipne EDGAR BAUM. ali + st NV.
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POLICE DOG malc. we'll bred. Apply ltio
SrrInC ri. nv. To-
CANARIES-BriuS ATHERTON : your ca
nary hreetjiuC troubles. uu charge for ihls
service; re glad 10 help you. Main ~.
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pIANO TUNING - So We sreciaaze IN
generai r;auo repairs and rehg!3dinc; Get
oar estimate PFvcs reasonable. Skliied
r},chs,trs Work guaranteed Santlers0n
So ae fc~ - Sli a 81 N . Eior 1867
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me time IA sec Wm A. Little about Noui
interior and ,Nicrlrr nainin@. $40 Hih st
-, r Ia
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FTXTJREs. new: 10 , light
H. i y4s.ly,,s so Installed: Il roouls. +: halls
rej}a-. bath wired complete. SO: work guar
sf---s ; ice North SSn III"
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T'13T- ze77-Fia- 6!acS: extra SIZE. SI5. 1917
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GERMAN SHEPHERD Dog PUPPIES for
sale: ! males :! months Old males.
weeks cid. champion strain, reasonable. Dc
ci1cn,al kcnuAls Arlington. Va. Take Co.
iunhis Pike bus. 9th and Pcnna. ave
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPY - Pedigreed.
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1IkCA>E Gluhe-Wernche: 50 t'oual book
-. --.--...., --... L-n--LIl1laI HAMN.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

CHEVROLET COUPE. 1877: used
etc: mus, sell, Sil0: terms. Cleveland 4.
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% Chevrolet coach ..... S3zo
20 Whippet coach ....... N5
- Willys-knisht sedan. AS
~ Willys-knisht sedan. Il 200
rs Hupp 4 touring, ....... 15
% Chryslcr 5S coach. 80. 5oo
'25 Icwctt broueham. -. 500
'25 Hudson coach. ....... AS
'2:S Chevrolet coach ...... $50
Is Dodge ".A' sedan. 80. AS
20 IIupp sedan. ......... $50
20 Ford roadster ......... los
20 Ford tudor ..... $50
Auburn 7-pass. sedan. y
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turn to Kingston with her daughter for
the Christmas holidays.

turn to Kingston with her daughter for
the Christmas holidays.
Senior Miguel Cruchaga, former Am
bassador from Chile to the United
States, has arrived in Washington from
Mexico City and is en- route to Paris.
Mrs Dorsey Richardson of Paris has
just joined her aunt, Miss Helen Can
non, in Washington at the Maydower
and will be here until the end of the
week. Mr.. Richardson will sail from
Europe Friday, December IA, and with
Mrs. Richardson will spend Christmas
in Danville. III. Mrs. Richardson will
return to Washington after Christmas
and will be here until the end Of
January.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry Beard
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Jocelyn CreWe to DR.. Robert
Emmett Moran of this city. The we'd
ding will take place later in the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Anterior have
returned to Washington for the Winter
and are again in residence at the May
flower. Following a visit to the North
Shore, Mr. and Mrs. Atherton then
took a trip to the Pacific Coast for
the Autumn season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo H. Brown of
Boston, Mass are at the Carlton for
a short STAY,
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Mrs. Joseph Washington and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmond Plat.
Another interesting box at the ball will
be that shared by Mrs Frank S. Hight,
Mrs. Thomas Walker Page and Mrs.
Robert M. Kennedy, who will entertain
for their debutante daughters, Miss
Phyllis Hight, Miss Celeste Page and
Miss Elizabeth Kennedy, who are joint
chairmen of the debutante committee
for the ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Giles will be
hosts for the box party which includes
Mrs. Rust Smith. Mr. and Mrs Frank
Sprigg Perry, Miss keenan, and Miss
Louise LeiSenring.
In the box for which Mrs. Mamie
Green Jobe is sponsor will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Waite Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs
Warren Haines, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman
Billiard. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Spauld-
ing, Mrs. Horace c. Mcfarland, Mrs.
Matte Wyatt Porter, Mrs. Martin
Goldsborough Miss Phoebe Fuller, Miss
Elizabeth lobe, Mr.. William c. Deming.
Mr.. Hugh Fleming, Mr.. A. L. Harris,
MIR. A. Geary johnson and Mr.. j. Liv-
ingSton Price. Mrs. Jobe will wear
a Colonial costume of yellow brocade,
and Miss Jobe will be in yellow and old
blue, her dress also made on Colonial
lines.
In addition to the general dancing
there will be competitive dance by
the debutante committee, for which
prizes will be awarded Judges for the
competitive dance will be Mrs Joseph
E. Washington, Mrs E. A. Hartman,
Mr.. George H. Calvert and Mr.. Eben
Comins. An intermission for supper
will take pace at midnight
Wakefield National Memorial Associa-
ton will be benefited by a lecture do
mated to the association by Miss Janet
Richards in the museum, the entrance
at 1880 S street, Friday afternoon at
o'clock. Mr.. George Hewitt Myers has
given the use of his museum for the
purpose and Miss Richards will give
review of outstanding world events at
home and abroad. 1t is Miss Richards
first talk of the season, and as she an
nually gives a lecture for the benefit of
the Wakefield Association, she is adding
this additional value to her gift.
Mrs. Benjamin Rush Logic, in the
Westmoreland, is chairman of tickets
for this event.
Mrs Ralph Chapman, who is motor
ing to her home at Coral Gables in
Florida, is spending a few days at the
Grace Dodge Hotel en- route. With her
are Miss E. G. Elliott and Mrs. Julius
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SOCIETY
Continued From Eighteenth Page)

Miss Elizabeth Mohun. spent the week
End at the Barclay, New York.
: Miss Virginia Peters has been chosen
10 do a solo gypsy dance in the Junior
League Circus, which is to be held
"wednesday. December 10, in the Wash
3ngton Auditorium. The chorus for this
dance will include Miss Nancy Beale,
AIiSs Elizabeth Powell Dunlop, Miss
Rahel Davies, Mrs. Chester Snow, Mrs.
Marshall Exnicios. Mrs. Lawrence
Baker, Miss Winifred West, Mrs. Owen
albright and Mrs William Sturtevant.
: Mrs. William Gerry Morgan. who
Spent the Summer with her Son-in-law
and daughter Comdr. and Mrs. Hardi-
Son, in Coronado. Calf, will leave
Thursday, and is expected to arrive in
1oin DR.. Morgan.
j Mrs. John C. Boyd is passing few
days at the st. Regis Hotel in New York.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Renick Alex
ander have issued cards for tea Fri
day. December a. in their home at
a523 New Hampshire avenue, from 4:30
TO o'clock. to introduce their daughter,
Miss Elsie Hoban Alexandria, to society.
Miss Helen Daingerfield has gone to
Baltimore to attend the first Monday
German of the Baltimore Bachelors to-
might. Miss Daingerfield will be the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. F. Walter Nor
fis of Philadelphia, for several days in
Baltimore.
Mrs Henry Wells has returned to
Washington after a tWo-month visit in
New York and is at the Mayf1ower.
Mrs. Alban B. Butler has issued cards
FOR a reception in her home, at 1744 r
Street, Thursday, December q, to pre-
sent her granddaughter, Miss Luvie
Butler Moore, to society.
Mrs. j. P. Ryan of New York City
IS at the Carlton for a short stay, ac-
companied by Miss Mary Ryan.
Mrs. Rafael R. GOWN of Havana and
her daughter, Mrs. John D. Schoon-
maker, jr., of Kingston, N Y, are now
in Washington and will be at the May
flower for a week. Mrs. Gown will re-
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Historic Kenmore to
Benefit From Ball Tonight.

Arrangements have been completed
for the Kenmore ball, which will take
place tonight in the Willard Hotel. The
receiving line will form at 10 o'clock
headed by Mrs. Thomas H. Taliaferro
and Mrs. E. A. Hartman, chairman and
vice chairman, respectively, of the ball.
Mrs Taliaferro is president of the local
branch of the Kenmore Association, url-
der whose auspices the ball is being
given, and is also second vice presi-
dent of the National Kenmore Associa-
ton. which has its headquarters in
Fredericksburg, Va, where the historic
mansion, the beneficiary of the ball, is
located.
Mrs. Taliaferro and Mrs. Hartman
will share a box and will have with
them an interesting company of guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Taliaferro will entertain
Comdr. Russell Crenshaw, U. S. N, and
Mrs. Crenshaw, DR.. Edward Emery
Morse and Mr.. Ludwell Lee Montague
Mrs. Hartman will have as her guests
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man Park Hotel. Mrs. Ross Thompson
is president of the board of lady man.
ayers, and among others aiding the
success of the benefit are Mrs. G. c.
Birdsell, Mrs. Garden F. Warner, Mrs.
Ernest F. Sappington, Mrs Lyman B.
Swormstedt and Mrs. Gregg Gusts.
Prizes will be given at each table and
the guests are requested to bring their
playing cards. Reservations and tickets
can be obtained from the above men
toned ladies.
Alpha Chapter, Chi Sigma Sorority.
will entertain at a benefit bridge party
tomorrow evening in the Thomas Circle
Club at 1926 Massachusetts, avenue.
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Gutopen, also her children, Edwin ant
William Chapman.

Gutopen, also her children, Edwin and
William Chapman.
Miss Vivian Barr and Mrs. James j.
Hayden will be joint hostesses this eve
ming at bridge, entertaining in the
formers home at 1913 Quincy street
northeast the members of the Wash
ington Chapter of the Trinity College
Alumnae.
Miss Irene Arbaugh and Miss Kath-
crime Brown, students at Sweet Briar
College, in Virginia, are spending a few
days at the Grace Dodge Hotel.
Miss Mary Perdue Ruden was hostess
to party of seven at tea on Saturday
in the palm court of the Mayf1ower
Mr.. Clyde Wise Portlock, who has
maintained an apartment in the Cairo
for several seasons, is spending this
Winter abroad. Before returning to
Washington in the Spring he will travel
through the Orient
Mrs. N. B. Handy. Miss Josephine
Kinnier and Mr.. James bearing Chris
tian, jr., are an interesting party from
Lynchburg, Va, who are staying at the
Grace Dodge Hotel for few DAYS while
on an automobile trip.
The Kenwood Golf and Country Club
in Bethesda, Md, gave its formal open
ing Thanksgiving eve with a dance, to
which the members of the club in
vited guests, the company numbering
about $50. A seated supper was served
at midnight. Among those at the
dance were Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Swingle,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Y LOOMS, Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. M. Weeks, DR.. and Mrs. Etz,
Mr.: and Mrs. Thomas Armstrong, DR..
and Mrs. Quayle, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Jerman, Mr.. and Mrs P. j. Hartman,
Mr.. and Mrs L.. Justement, Mr. and
Mrs: Arthur Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs
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Card Party Tomorrow
for Homeopathic Hospital.
A card party will be given for the
National Homeopathic Hospital tomor-
row afternoon at 2;30 o'clock In Ward
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Miss Sydney Thompson will arrive
this afternoon from New York City, and
will be the house guest during the
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The chairman, Miss Lucille Jones, will
be assisted by Mrs. Peggy Kendig and
Mrs. Maree Sims.
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Mrs. Frederick F. Brewster of New
Haven, Conn, is passing several days at
the Carlton.
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Miss Irene Arbaugh and Miss Kath-
crime Brown, students at Sweet Briar
College, in Virginia, are spending a few
days at the Grace Dodge Hotel.
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Miss Mary Perdue Ruben was hostess
to party of seven at tea on Saturday
in the palm court of the Mayflower
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R. B. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wesley
Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Milans Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira L. Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.
Passagno. Mr. and Mrs. George Tew,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Taylor Chewing, Mr..
and Mrs A. L. Reinhardt, Mr.. and
Mrs r. M. Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
F. Hollingsworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Gaddis, lr.; MIR. and Mrs. Dudley
Browne, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Julien Winnemore, Mr..
and Mrs. r. E. Mayf1eld, Mr.. j. W.
Bissell, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Heston, Mr..
and Mrs w. W. Walter. Mr. and Mrs
H. P. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. L. 1. Ray,
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Ketcham, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Milans, Mr. L. M. Proctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Snyder, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs
w. MacIlwain, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Moss, Mr. Donal Chamberlin, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Charming Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Gwynne Gardiner, Mr..
and Mrs. Ec- If S. Kennedy, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Powell Grady and Mr.. and
Mrs. F.. c. Smith.
DR.. and Mrs E. d. Letter were hosts
to a company of 40 at a dinner dance
Saturday in the palm court of the May
flower in compliment to their niece,
Miss June Mildred Meyers, of Niagara
Falls, who is attending the Chevy Chase
School Mr.. Harold Meyers, brother of
the guest of honor, came from Cornell
for the dance.
Mrs. Frederick F. Brewster of New
Haven, Conn, is passing several days at
the Carlton.
Card Party Tomorrow
New Britain herald., 1928-07-13
HEENEY DEVELOPS
SOUTHPAW SHOTS
Challenger Is Satisfied With
Ability With Right Hand

Fair Haven, n. j., July Is We
Most OF Tom Heeney's preparations
for his shot at the heavyweight title
on July ce are based on the devel-
opment of his southpaw punching
apparatus.
His right hand, Heeney Is pretty
well satisfied with. He has used u
effectively for years shooting jolting
punches under the heart. These BODY
punches have been the Anzacs most
effective offensive equipment.
Now he's developing his left. He
has It TO a great extent, OF course
in all OF his fights but there's been
little or no dynamite IN 1t. Persist
ent practice in sparring matches
here are beginning to show results
The New Zeaiander last night
cuffed around Ralph Smith-six feet
five and weighing $50 pounds-for
two rounds and repeated the same
dose for the benefit Of Paul s"ider-
ski, Syracuse 115 FOUNDER.
Smith vas a mark for Heeney' S
hooks and jahs. The challenger
! left played a steady tune on smith $
face while his right was busy pump
| Ing in lolting punches to the body.
SvidcrsN was bit tougher but
Heeney plunged IN head foremost
as is his custom, end try as he could
the Syracusan could not evade those
lefts and rights that the New Tea
New Britain herald., 1928-07-13
ABANDON PLANS FOR PRO
OUTDOOR BOXING BOUTS
Officials of Hardware A. c. Find Too Many Difficulties
Obstructing Their Pathway H. J. Whaler, Presi.
dent of Association, Forced to Return to Hospital
Other Officers Unable to Carry on Work - Good
Boxers Unavailable for Showings Here.

Plans formulated earlier this sum-
mer by officials of the Hardware A
G. to conduct professional, new tai
ent boxing shows at Memorial field
in Willow Brook park during the
outdoor season, have been abandon.
ed according 10 an announcement
by James Sears, secretary and
matchmaker Of the club. Several OBJ
stGclcs have arisen 10 cause the cluE
to decide not to attempt the outdoor
sport this year.
J. J. Whaler, president of the club
has been ordered back to the hos
pital for treatment and his stay there
is likely to be an indefinite one. He
was operated on short time ago for
hernia. and he has suffered a relapse
The private affairs of Mr.. Sears arc
keeping him 50 busy that he hasn't
the time TO take care of the myriad
details necessary in connection with
boxing bouts. The other officials
are tied up and unable to take care
Of the work.
More important than this. how
ever, is the fact that those boxers
whom the officials of the Hardware
a. G. We're planning to secure fol
this city, have become unavailable
and instead of attempting to stage ;
series of boxing shows here Will
mediocre or worse talent, the cluf
officials decided to abandon the ides
entirely.
Officials OF the club, however, vii
handle the details in connection viii
the police department field day box
ing show on August s. Members o
the club assured the police commit
tee the other day that they voult
lend their time and experience 4
the committee in promoting bout
which will be the important part o
! the evenings program.
The club expects 70 resume it
activities, indoors, next fall.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-13
FALCONS Set FOR
elm CITY GIANTS
New Haven Colored Team to
Furnish Thrills on Sunday

With one of the hardest games
on the seasons calendar conf ront :
ing them, the Falcons Of this city
arc set TO meet the Elm City Colored
Giants, baseball champions OF the
duSky world in New England at st.
Mary's Field Sunday afternoon. The
Falcons are anxious to keep their
winning streak intact and for that
reason good game is expected.
The visitors form. not only fun
providing organization, but also .
teal baseball combination that
should furnish plenty of trouble for
the local squad. With three pitch
ers available. the team is we'll
equipped on the firing line and the
Falcons will have TO be on their toes
every minute if they are to win.
The home club viii have the same
lineup as has carried it'through tie
recent battles if has won. Johnny
klatka, hard hitting first sacker win
BIZ back on the job Sunday and
Slim Politis. added to the team
roster last Sunday. will be with tie
club.
Lefty Atwood who has piloted
the club to its consecutive string Of
wins, will again be on the mound.
Last Sunda-. Atwood showed perfect
form in the box and he is in the pink
Of condition again this week.
The contest will start promptly
At o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-13
MAY SETTLE TITLE
First Halt Championship Of Church
League May Be Decided In Games
Scheduled Tonight.

The first-haIf championship OF the
1uter-Church baseball league may be
settled this evening II weather condi-
Bible class is scheduled to meet the
st. Matthew's German Lutherans in
u postponed game which is bound to
have highly important result. A
victory for tho st. Mats will give it
the title. as it will put the Germans
Two games out in front with only
one game apiece loft for these con-
tending teams TO play. The Bible
class can tie for the lead by winning
and thus throw the result into the
outcome OF those other games and
possibly Of a play-off. Both teams
are strong, the st. Mats having
proved the steadier but the E. B. c.
having shown great strength at bat.
In Billy Preisser and Harry Strom-
auist pair of worthy box rivals are
found. The game il set for Dia-
mond No. ..
The First Lutherans, still work
ing to get second place, are sched-
ued TO meet the tail-ond Trinity
Methodists on Diamond No. I. while
the First Baptists are carded to en-
gage the smuggling Stanley Memorial
outfit on the grass diamond"
Tho second half of the league will
| begin Monday evening, with the
Swedish Bethany and South Congre-
, gational teams opposing each other
and the Trinity Methodists facing
the Stanmors.