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CHARACTERS

1'ubDIV NANCE
JOHN r.-x. MARKHAM. District
Attorney ut New York County
NJ A 10 & A r r. + Cd T. LII (THE
MxnLEs c.LEAvEn. a man.
KENNETH spoTswooDE. . na...
LOUIS NANNY. m importer
DIR. AMBROSE LINDQCISTs d
fashionable neufolOGist
TONY SKEEL. . professional buF.
WILLIAM ELMER JEssUr. tele.
phone operator
HARRY SPIVELY. telephone -.
orator
ERNEST HEATH. Sergeant Of Il.
Homicide Bureaus
THE STORY THUS FAR
The jewel case hsa bees opened
with . steel chiscl after being
Vance 10 think that the real 0ur.
dcrer Had not opened It, Int
sOme0ne who was hiding In the
closet when the murder was eon.
mltted. That nam, he thlnks, was
Skcc1. whosc 6nger.pflnte were
found In the apartment 81 the
strang1e1 Margaret O6ell. Mark.
hana eld1cules the theory and
vance palnstaIkiugIy explains bic
reasons for thlaklng the cr1Me
was net one of robbery bat the
work Of . highly Intelligent man.
Markham and vance discuss Man.
nix. SrOtswOodc and DR.. Lind
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ROOMS FOR RENT

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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
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Call at 113 Washington. Phone
73O-M.
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APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-A four room and
bath UNFINISHED apartment for
adults only. Woodmansee Apis.
phCro 11pQ
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
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INSTRUCTION

DO YOU DRIVE A CAR? U. s.
Government Chauffeur. Carrier
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Instruction Bureau. S3-p Arcade
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FOR RENT-Two pleasant com
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The name "Rita" is the italian
form Of the Greek name MAR
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FOR RENT--Furnished room in
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sides. A good display case for
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Greatly to Currie's astonishment
Vance gavc instructions to be called
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WEDNESDAY. FEB. IS
I'm Thu AssorSnrsA pe>seA

Programs in Central Standard time.
All time Is r. NJ. unless otherwise In.
dicated. Wave lengths on left Of call
letters. kilocycles on right.
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FOR RENT-Two well furnished
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FOR RENT-One front room, good
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-08
COUNTY BALL TEAMS
SPLIT DOUBLE BILL

EVANSVILLE, Md, october st
is probable that Mount Rainier and
Maryland A. c. base ball mines will
meet again soon to settle supremacy,
following their double-header yester-
day. when each team won game.
Mount Rainier captured the first, to
6, but lost the second, 4 to z.
After defeating HyattSville the first
two games of a proposed series of three,
Mount Rainier claimed the Prince
Georges County unlimited class sand
lot title, but was challenged by Mary
land A. c..
Pitching Of Bellman and Mount
Rainier,s stalwart defensive play was
largely responsible for the teams win
Yesterday, while the hurting of Stats
and the home clubs mediocre play car
ried M. A. G. to its victory.
Houchen and L. Roberts OF M. A. @.
and Fitzgerald and K. Bauman OF Mount
Rainier were leading batters OF the
afternoon.
With Bonnie WOrmsley allowing only
three hits, Phoenix A. G. downed Clin-
ton, Md, A. c., to 0, yesterday at
Clinton. Wormsley formerly pitched
for Clinton. Dewey Lowe got three
doubles out Of four times at bat for
the winners.
HyattsvilIe got revenge for previous
drubbing by twice defeating Dixie Pig
nine yesterday In Riverdale Park, to
and 4 to 2. w. Chase and Bladen were
the winning pitchers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-08
kDGEMOOR NET TITLE
is TAKEN BY CHAREST

Clarence Charest won the Edgsmoor
Club singles tennis title yesterday when
ne triuinphed over Capt. Huntington
Kills, So, Is, 60, 6-3 in tight
t1oal.
Chsrest was battling uphill through
but the first two sets of the match.
The Army netman had the edge In the
opener and held the upper hand until
games stood SIS in the second brace.
F4ie had 81 and "a lead on Charest
an this set, but once the former Dis
trict champion had pulled out of the
hole, he assumed the aggressive and
crashed through His play was fea-
fured by line drives and courageous
placements. Hills played his usual
steady tennis
Isabel Perry scored over Betsy Fos-
ter to win the womens singles, 6-3,
81.
A. Q. White was back on the stand
ks referee.
- Play for the mems doubles crown is
,earded this afternoon, Purinton and
( Harding facing Hills and Hathaway.
Mixed doubles will follow.
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C0CHET NET VICTOR;
RECEIPTS SET MARK
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
LOS ANGELES, October s.-Gate
receipts of $4,000, said to be among the
highest for tennis tournaments in the
United States this year, took some Of the
sting out Of defeat of American: entries
by the French Davis cup players in the
Pacific Southwest tournament which
closed yesterday
The main honor of the tournament,
the mems singles championship went 70
fFenri Cochet, French Davis Cup ace,
who won over his young teammate,
Christian Boussus, rs, Ga, 6-3, 6-3.
go Boussus got into the winning column
by pairing with Mrs. Anne Mcclure Har-
per Of San Francisco, to take the mixed
doubles titles, defeating John Van Ryn,
former Princeton star, and Miss Nudge
Gladman OF the University of Southern
California, 60, 6-3.
The wonen's singles crown went to
. Mrs. May Sutton Bundy, Santa Monica
Calf, veteran of more than two decades
on the courts. She won in straight sets,
81, 60, over Miss Gladman.
Cochet, Boussus and Pierre Landry
the French Davis Cup team, left last
night for Kansas City, where they play
Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-08

LINCOLN CABRIOLET; one of those unusual
smart town cars, something very rareIY Of
ttffed Tor sale; in perfect mechanical condi-
lion; packed by our usual warranty. at a
sffeatN reduced price. Warfield Motor Co ,
Il3O Conn ave. NV. Decatur 3lIO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-08
POLO GAME is WON
BY AMERICAN GIRLS

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, october 8.-The United
States spent the week end cleaning up
ALI the polo honors In sight.
' Emulating their male compatriotS of
The day before, the Westchester County
girls four repealed an invasion from
Calgary, in Province of Alberta, Can
ada yesterday and thereby earned an
unofficial woman's world championship.
On. Saturday the United States big
-four" led by Tommy Hitchcock, cap
tured the third and deciding tilt with
Argentina for the championship Of the
Americas.
In the girls match, the invading Ca
hadians rode well enough, but their
hitting was so far off form that the
westchester representatives had no diff
f1culty winning, goals to /. It was
The New York girls second straight VIC
tory. They took the first battle, 5 to 2.
Hitchcock's big four" turned the
,hlostng battle with the South Americans
Into a rout. With Averell Hartman,
Earle A. S. Hopping, Winston Guest
and Hitchcock himself always on the Of
9ensive, the Argentines' team-play Suf-
fered badly and they went down to de-
,Eisiye defeat, Is to Z, giving the United
States the series, two victories to one.
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/ CLAN SOCCER TEAM
!: DEFEATS CONCORDS

Ga. Fine team play on the part of its for
oEord line and the brilliant work Of
5ychnny Malloch, outside right, was
largely responsible for Clan MacLen-
Snan's 3-2 soccer triumph over Concord
yesterday on the Monument Grounds.
sIhe victory carried the winners to the
second round in the United States Foot
Ball Associations national cup tie
tournament.
!a1:Mallcchs goal in the final seven
minutes of play, his second of the game,
enabled the Clan combination to win.
It is expected that the second round
Of the cup tournament will be played
IN Baltimore, but not for several weeks.
u
- Arcadfan soccer team will meet to-
hight at 703 Park road at o'clock. It
will be the final session of the club
before its debut next Sunday and all
ixnemberS are asked to attend.
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GOOD GAMES MARK
= ,,..s !, DIAMOND FINALES


Several amateur diamond battles yes
terday marked the close of the 1928
base ball season for the sandlotters i
Potomacs, made up of local players
s&ho went higher, defeated the crack
Passport Annapolis All-Star. nine at
PASSPORT, to o. Irving Claude gave
but two hits and Catlin of the losing
coordination gave but three. Thompson
singled, stole second and couned on two
errors.
EIyattsviIle All-Stars twice defeated
Dixie Pigs at Riverdale to and 4
to 2. Mount Rainier and Maryland A.
C. split their twin engagement at Mount
Rainier. the Mounts winning the series
by taking the first, to 6, losing the
Eightcap, 4 to Z. Phoenix A, G. humbled
Clinton, A. c. on the latter teams dia-
Snond, to 2.
Cherrydale A. C. hung up 12-to-1
victory over Seneca A. G. in the fare
well number. Anacostia Eagles took
both ends of the dual clash with Kent
mores, IL to 8 and to /.
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ASPIRANTS FOR TITLE
WILL BATTLE TONIGHT
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, October s.--Two erst-
while contenders for the lightweight
title, spug Myers Of Idaho and Jack
Berg Of England. start their comeback
campaigns tonight, facing each other in
a 10-round bout.
Myers has been idle for two months
while Berg, whose rise to prominence
was rapid, has been recuperating and
training since he was stopped by Billy
Petrolle, the Fargo Express" here sew
eral weeks ago.
Tonight's bout inaugurates Chicago's
indoor boxing season, and is the main
card of the week here. Tomorrow night
Jimmy Byrne, Louisville heavyweight
meets Johnny Squires of South Africa In
another hereunder. Byrne was subSti-
tuted for Les Mariner Of Chicago, who
will be out of the ring for several weeks
because of broken hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-08
REALTORS LEAGUE.

Hedges g. Middleton maintained the
lead by taking two games from Nc
Keever & GoSS. Boss 81 Phelps moved
into second place by defeating Shannon
g. Luchs two games Cafritz took two
from District Title Co., Associates took
three from Wardman No, 2, SanSbury
took two from Columbia Title Co. and
Wardman No. took two from Shapiro
team.
High individual game was rolled by
Roberts of Wardman No. l with 131
and also high individual set with 348.
High team game was rolled by Cafritz
with 539, and high team set, 1878, was
rolled by Hedges g. Middleton.
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POLO TOURNEY PLAY
!. !, STARTS HERE TODAY

:, Play In the annual Fall high goal
Polo Association was to begin this after
noon on the Potomac Park oval with
War Department Whites and Third
Cavalry teams, the latter of Fort Myer,
coming together at $3.50 o'clock The
annual low goal tournament will start
next week.
In addition to War Department teams,
combinations from Baltimore, Virginia
Snd Governors Island, N. Y, are to
compete in the tournament.
Sixteenth Field Artillery and Cover
nor's Island teams will clash tomor-
row at $3.50 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-08
With the BO,UIers

UNIOR Order United American
Mechanics Bowling League is
seeking an eighth team. The
~ present championship race has
been under way for several weeks,
but officials hope to add another team
this week.
Benning, Mount Vernon, Potomac
Valley Forge, Ballston, Independent or
American Jefferson councils are asked
to consider entering team. Any team
wishing to enter is requested to re-
port tomorrow night at Recreation al
leys at o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-08
Fights Last Night

By the Associated Press.
JOHANNESBURG. Africa. - Will,
Smith, South America, outpointed Mick.
ey Doyle, United States Q5).
MEXICO CITY.-Bert Colima out.
pointed Tommy White 12) for middle
weight championship OF Mexico.
,SsssA .AAr bgSssfr ,@sA1ss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-08
MARYLAND ALUMNI LEAGUE.
TS~ua STANDING

1928.
High individual set-Coster tBlack Straps
$40.
High team Eame-RoSsbourgs 507:
High team set-BuZzards' Roost, L475.
One Of the stars of this league is
Harry Stanford, who will be we'll re-
membered as a member of the old
Royals team, which included Harry
Krauss, Pop HALEY, Skinny Carroll and
Earl Lewis. Tom Webb and Fuzzy
Coster are two outstanding performers.
Webb is a graduate of the Dental School
at Baltimore and Coster was the star
center Of Maryland's 1919 foot ball
team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-08

LINCOLN SPECIALS-Coupe. 5-pasSenTer,
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PIANO, upright, webster, for sale cheap. eX-
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q m 81
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SEWING MACHINES, IS up; renting and re-
pairing; new machines, SO per mo-; open
evenings. 3l3 7th st. sw. Franklin 6248
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FARRELL-sARAzEN WIN.

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, October 8
R.-Johnny Farrell, national open
champion, and Gene Sarazen OF Fresh
Meadow defeated George Voigt, North
George Dawson of the Westminster Bit
more, New York, State champion,
and 2, yesterday at Knollwood Coup-
try Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-08
BAKERY SALESMAN LEAGUE.
Team Standing

High team game-Havenuer. 567.
High team set--Havenner, 1882.
High individual set--Horning tCorbyl, 369.
High individual game-McCalliSter Dorsch
No. II, 1879.
High strikes-Palmer (Corby), g.
High spares-McCa1lister CDorsch No. ID,
Ic.
Dorsch No. team has added three
new bowlers in an effort to shake the
cellar. Palmer of Corby and Mccall
lister Of Dorsch No. have shown the
best individual work to date. TreaSur-
er Duckett has announced that all
franchise money must be posted before
matches are rolled tomorrow night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-08

STORE FIXTURES and equipment. Including
cash registers, showcases, counters, display
tables wall cases, shelving, steam tables,
grinders, slicers. meat blocks, dishes. etc.
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SEWING MACHINES econditioned Singer
machines in perfect order, all guaranteed,
with attachments; SIS UP. 3010 14th st.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.


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BUICK. STANDARD COACH-Late model.
IN perfect condition: six tires. fully equip
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-08

OFFICE FURNITURE from U. S. Govt
Desks, chairs, file cabinets, tables; everything
for your office at great savings. Washington
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WRITERS-American Typewriter Co.;
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FURNITURE-High-g grade 4-poster mahogany
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WASHINGTON LADIES' LEAGUE.
.-,s Team Standing

Lorraine CULTS 3S7 set, Louis Fo-
bertis 134 and Bess Hoffman's 1873
game were the individual highlights
Of the opening matches. Capt. Billie
williams OF Kumbacks, Mae Hart of
the same, team, Mary Cox of Hilltoppers,
Thelma Stancill of Amazons, Cath
crime Quigley, Marjorie Bradt and Edna
Raglan also shone In the initial matches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-08
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

BUICK BARGAINS-'22 coupe. fine condi-
ton, Sl25; '25 Master coach. S525; '27 Mas
ter sedan. $780, % Sac coupe, 5000; rs
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- Master coupe. $780, terms. Packard,
1901 Kalorama road
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CHAUFFEURS.

3, white, for very high-class
delivery service; also
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FURNITURE-The complete furnishings of
a 4-room apt, including kitchen. Ideal
for young couple rugs, lamps, etc. For
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| FURNITURE for sale, suitable for large
house 1915 " st. NV. g.
GAS RANGES, new and slightly used, all
sizes. less than half-price. Why pay more?
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PIANOS RENTED. 50 and up per month
| Mt Pleasant Music Shop. 1910 18th st. NV
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FRANKFORDS ARE AHEAD
IN PRO GRIDIRON LOOP

COLUMBUS, Ohio, October 8 (R).-
Results of National League foot bali
games yesterday and standing of teams
Cnicaeo Cardinals, Z; DAYTON, o.
Fottsville. 9; New York Yankees, z.
y Frankfort 10; Providence. g.
= Nay, Xnri. Cia MS G. Green ~. q
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TYPEWRITERS, cash or $500 month I'm
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FURNITURE-Piano oveTstuffed couch, din
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room suite, in Jacquard. velour and odd
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SITUATION--MALE.

FIRST-CLASS BUSHELMAN and filter in or
out of town. Address Box 1891, Star Office.
&c
FURNACES and boilers to tend mornings
and evenings. Rufon Mondey, 408 4th st. Sc.
FURNACES CARED FOR by experienced
fireman in and around Scott, Thomas and
Iowa Circles. Write Fireman, 1887 ST. NV.
OFFICE WORK-Young man, age, 81, desires
a position where hard work and ability will
be rewarded; excellent local references.
Telephone Cleveland 1852.
SALESMAN with ability and tact: expert
enced in mems clothing, furnishings and
hats. Address Box 1891, Star office.
STUDENT, colored. desires evening work of
any kind Call Potomac 1851. &c
WATCHMAN or truck helper. References.
H. Bennett, ia 5th ST. NV. g.
YOUNG MAN. with years experience in
settlement, real estate sales and loans.
Now employed. Desires making change. Ref
erences. Apply Box 173-J Star Office. IL
YOUNG MAN wishes private chaufeur's job.
10 years experience; will leave town. well
recommended. Address Box 291LJ, Star Of
flee. g.